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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 15. 1912\nLIPIC TEAM\n|anadian Representatives\nSail on Teutonic\n1\nRMY HOWARD\n\u2022[MAKES SUBMISSION\nh_\nitish Columbian Given\nerr's Place on Team\u2014\nGiven Big Send Off\n(By Dnlly News Leased Wire.1)\n(MONTREAL, June 14.\u2014The oppor-\nie delivery of a telegram from Win-\nsaved Army Howard, lhe big\nil sprinter, for the Canadian\ninplc team and tonight ho boarded\nL Teutonic with the rest of the ath-\nSes and will leave at daybreak for\ntodkliolm. Before boarding tho bout\ntoward signed a statement to the ef-\n'\u25a0Wit that he would obey Chief Conch\nliox \" in every athletic particular.\"\n.Howard had a stormy session With\niJ-esldemt Merrick and tho rest of\ne Olympic commlllce at tho M.A.A.A.\nlldlng tonight at which Howard was\nVain informed lhal Knox wus to he\nnsldered in command. Howard fln-\nly left the meeting, saying that he\nfetild go back to Winnipeg at once.\nIkveral' of the athletes itialJtod tho\n\u25a0Jitter over with him outside and fin-\njly a telegram was delivered to him\nbm his homo town.\nAfter reading It, Howard wont back\nlid made his pence, signing the stiitc-\n:nt referred to. The contents uf tho\n\u2022ssugc ure not known,\nFrom British Columbia.\nIt was also decided that Beasley, the\n.,-illsh Columbia runner, should be\njven Bobby Kerr's place on the team\nthe latter hag retired and the west-\ni KpKiYrter boarded the boat, with tho\n1st of the men. Ho litis just returned\njrmi a trip to Now York. The team\ns given a big sendofC and most of\n0 men went down to the boat from\n\"M.A.A.A. elubliousoiit the head of\nIthuslasttc support era.\n[(The officers of the Teutonic have ar-\njUged to fit up training apparatus nn\nrd the vessel and there Is no font\nthe men stiffening up. Arriving\n1| England lhe learn will train a week\n'he Crystal Palace before pro-\n|odlug to Stockholm.\nHoward's Statement.\n'Army Howard has now given out his\n,le of the trouble with Knox the\nfiller. He says: \"The only real dlf-\nironce between myself and Knox\njamints to this:\n\"Knox wants me to train morning\n\\d afternoon. I have been accustom-\nt to only training In the afternoon\nid when I did not feel up to the\n|irk to skip a day occasionally. My\nfirformnhees In the west and here\niring the lust two years havo shown\n|*c efficacy of my system. Tf I\ni going to Sweden, I am going there\nfill Mm Intention of winning, riot\nnp|y for ihe tt-lp. Tf I do nol think\nbah win, l won't go,\n''If I submit to tbo Knox system, X\n[OW that I will bo stale and played\nt when T get to Stockholm. Now,\nint. would be the use of that? I do\n1 doubt that Mr. Knox knows a\nhat deal about training men but In\n: rhups forgets that I come from r.\nId climate and that I should not\ntreated like the others, Also he\npliably does not know that I did\nI) my training on n, horse track and\nfit a man who can stand the dis-\nyantages which I havo suffered In\nlining nnd to make the speed I can,\nght to he nllnwcd to use his own\n'Igeinent a little,\n'Personally, I hnve only one thing\nainst Mr, Knox and that Is that ho\ntried to discourage mc and has\nfed to belittle my capabilities,\nI um personally convinced that T\n(n do -tho ion metres in 11 seconds\nbetter nnd llie 800 metres In better\nM 22. That Is If I am allowed to\nI my own way of training.\nVery few men train alike and I am\nlling to abide by tho opinion of\ners of amateur athletic sports if\ndei the circumstances it would not\nbettor form to train ns I have beon\nCustomed to do, with the conviction\nCAR FACTORY\nAT VANCOUVER\nReport of Vice-president is Now Before Canadian Car & Foundry\nCompany\n(By Daily Nows Leased \"Wire.)\nMONTREAL, Juno 14\u2014\"The erection of a' car plant near Vancouver li\na sure tiling,\" said W. W, Butler, vice-\npresident of tho Canadian Car &\nFduhdry company today, \"though the\nexact location _has not yet been decided on.\"\nMr. Butler recently returned from\nthe coast where he spent, some timo\nlooking over sites for thti proposed\nphi.nl, and his reports are now before\nthe bonrd of directors of tho company.\nTho Pacific coast plant will not bo as\nlarge as the Port William one though\nthe probably cost will be f 1,000,000.\n\"Owlng to the different conditions In\nthe west the Vancouver plant will not\nmake steel cars yet. A sleel foundry\nfor tho purpose or turning out steel\neastings will bo one or the features\nof the plant.\"\nMr. Butler spoke of the Brent do\nniuiid in British Columbia for cars to\ncope wilh the growing lumber industry, also of tlie demand for contractors'\ncars, ballast and flat cars. In regard\nlo his Inspection of the Port William\nSlid Mr. Butler remarked thai it bad\ntho greatest facilities for transportation of any car foundry on the coi\nnent.\nONE IN HOSPITAL AS\nRESULT OF FIGHT\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nCALGARY; Alta., June 14\u2014Following a. fracas which may terminate fatally Dan Belcourt is now in the general hospital in a serious condition)\nwhllo Henri Verrl and Adelaide Bel-\ncourt nre under arrest at Red Deer.\nVerrl will be charged with felonious\nwounding as soon as lie can be brought\nback to Calgary, .Should Belcourt succumb to bis Injuries Verrl will face n\ncharge' of murder.\nUNBORN CHILD PARTY\nTO LAWSUIT\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.1\nVANCOUVER, B. C, June 11\nlawsuit in which one of the parties\nwas tin unborn child came before Justice Murphy today. Mrs, Henrietta\nParrlsh, whose husband was killed recently at Hiuibiiry's mill, bad accepted\nS1.G00 under the Workmen's Compensation act ns settlement and the court\ndirected tbo official guardian to see\nthat a proper proportion went to the\nwidow, a threo year old daughter and\nto a child whose arrival Into lhe world\nis dally expcoled.\nVICE-PRESIDENT\nIS INSPECTING\nWil\nPay Visit to Kootenay\u2014Trains\nWill be Dispatched by\nTelephone\nfSlieeial to The Dallv News.1\nVANCOUVER, B.C., June. 1*1\u2014Vice-\npresident Bury of tlio C.P.R. Is here on\nan Inspection trip and will leave for\ntho east today, going by way of the\nBoundary country and Crow's Nest. He\nIs travelling in his special train accompanied liy several British Columbia\nofficials. It is announced here Unit\nsix dispatchers will be placed at North\nBend, As soon as Vancouver and\nKamloops are connected by the company's telephone there will bo complete telephone connection between\nWinnipeg and Vancouver and through\nibis system train dispatching wil! b\ndone. The work of Installing the Brit\nfsh Columbia service will be commenc\ned shortly.\nMr. Bury told a delegation of the\nVancouver bnard of trade today that\ngrain elevators would be In operation\nhero by October, Bill.\nD0CKSTR1KE\nIS\nM-\nMen Ordered to Resume\nWork at Bristol\nSTRIKERS' FAMILIES\nARE SUFFERING\nMuch Distress in London-\nGovernment Will Offer to\nInstitute Enquiry\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.) .\nLONDON, Juno l'i\u2014Outside of lam-\ndon the strike movement among the\ntransport workers is gradually dissipating. At Bristol, tho only port that\nhns been completely tied up, Um strike\ncommittee has ordered the men to resume work tomorrow. Similar1 orders\nare expected from the strike leaders\nat Manchester ami Swansea and lt is\nprobable Unit by Monday work at nil\nthe ports will be proceeding normally,\nIn London the strike continues but\nowing lo the distress of the families of\nthose who arc out of work, lhe men nre\nanxious to resume nnd Ibe strike lenders nre seeking to effect a compromise with the employers op (he best\nterms obtainable. It is expected, however, Unit peace eventunly will come\nthrough the government's offer to Institute nn emiulry into Ibe points iu\ndispute, by Hm Industrial council.\nRYE FIFTY INCHES\nHIGH NEAR CALGARY\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.l\nCALGARY, Altn., June 14- Rye HO\nInches high is going some for this time\nof your, yet this Is what can ho seen\ntm tho farm of Charles Jackson, living east Of Calgary. And this Is not\nan isolated sample nor it Is one plucked carefully from the field. On the\ncontrary it is representative of a 10\naero field all of whicli is of Ibe uniform height of 50 inches or (hereabouts. -Barring unforeseen clrcuinstances air. -Jackson is in fur a big\ncrop this fall.\nTAKES SEVEN POLICE\nTO ARREST SAILORS\n(By Dally News Leas:*d Who.)\nHALIFAX. June 1*1.\u2014It look sevei\npolicemen to arrest two sailors fron\nthe United Slates warship Binning\nhum last night. A sailor and a civil\nIan were fighting and two .sailors riil\nto help their comrade. The police ap\npeared and arrested the two rescuers\nbut lhe flghlers escaped. One of lie\nsailors bad his head cut open by ai\nofficer's baton.\nHORSES AND CATTLE\nKILLED BY SAND FLIES\n(Special to The Daily News.)\nROSTHERN, Sask., June 14\u2014\nSand flies havo caused tho death\nof many horses and cattle at Rosthern and Duck Lake. Twenty\nhorses wore killed at Duck Luke\nby the insects.\nBOOKS OF GENERAL\nASSEMBLY CLOSED\nHymn is Presbyterian Holy of Holies\n\u2014Dr. Clark's Emotion Has Re-\nmarkaUio Effect\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nEDMONTON, Altn., June 14- Rev.\nDr. Campbell of Montreal and Rev. In-.\n.Somerville of Toronto, joint clerks of\ntbo general assembly, closed their\nbodies here Inst Highland left the cily\nthis morning, Dr. Campbell went to\neastern Alberta where ho will visit his\nbrother', returning later to ibe Pacific\nconst. Dr. Komervilhi went lo Calgary\nand will spend a few days in lhe west\nbefore returning to Toronto. Rev. in-.\nA. s. Grant, superintendent of missions left yesterday foi* Winnipeg\nwhere ho will attend a church meeting\nleaving later for Toronto when- there\nis n. commltteo meeting on Tuesday.\nAbout 2. pi'onilnenl: members el* Uie\nassembly went lo points In Alberta\nwhere tliey will, conduct a. shnuNitin ons\nmission; This work Is doili under [he\ndirection of Uie board of social service ami evangelism of whicli Dr.\nShearer is lite general secn-lnry. Rev.\nK. A. Robinson is arranging the dc-\ntnlls. Tho delegates to Ibe assembly\nunder Uie provisions of tiieir tickets\nmay remain in tin- we.st until July IC\nand they nre therefore able lo devote\na month to the evangelistic mission.\nRoy. Dr. ti, U\\ Gordon (Ralph Connor) who is snid to have In preparation a. historldul work on Un- union\nof lhe churches slated that Uie meeting had marked the dqcfslve turning\npoint in the church tilf-Joii movement.\nHe paid a tribute to tlm Rev. Dr. W. ,1,\n('lark of Montreal, the'new chairman\nof Um church union commltteo who is\ncth\ni Pi\n\" tlu\nlllet- for\nClH\neh.\nIdress lo the assembly ellli\nlesign mad,, a n\n3d an ejetraordinar\nof Dr. (.lark was 1\nopponenli of unin\nwhich p;\nfeet. Tli\npen! lo\ntheir iAvn ground. These latle\nurged that the traditions, men\nand inspiring hl-'T'-v of the c\nshould not be lightly given up,\nClark urged that the highest am\nof these should be surrendered\nfar ns it was necessary lo sun\nih-m U. avoid frlctiaBWDtah n\ntin\nlho\npie\nif Ci\njit I can win than he compelled to TORONTO, June 14.\u2014The Grand\n,!denly change my system and go to Trunk Pnclfic railway has placed an\neden with a certainty in my own order with the Canadian Locomotive\njj|irt that I am going to lose.\" works. Kingston, for 15 locomotives,\nLISTEN FOR CALLS\n(Bv Dally News Leased V.h-e.*i\nLONDON, June 14\u2014At tbo session\ntoday of lho International Radio Telegraph conference, a resolution wns\nadopted suggesting that wireless operators on ships at sen reserve tli roc\nminutes out of each IE minutes thoy\nnre on duty and cease sending to\nlisten for danger calls.\nCEMENT REDUCED\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nTORONTO, June 14\u2014To meet com\npetition, expected ns the result of tin\ngovernment's reduction of the duty oi\ncement, the Canada Cement compan**\ntoday announced n reduction of 11\ncents n barrel for Ontario. This reduction muy be extended to the west-\nen provinces.\nPRINCE ALBERT BURGLARY\n'Bv Dally News Lensed Wire.)\nPRINCE ALBERT, Sask., June 11\nBetween midnight mid dawn this\nnornlng thieves cleaned out J, IT. H.\nPollock's cigar store on River street.\nThey made :i good haul as Mr. Pollock\nps a. full stock nnd only last night\nhad been working for a'oVernl hours\nwith his manager arranging in the\nshow cases a In-aiul new stock of goods,\nFive hundred dollars Is lhe value put\nby Mr. Pollock on the stolen goods.\nHUNDRED MEN\nHIRED DAILY\nORDERS FIFTEEN ENGINES.\norest Service To Aid\nIn Stamping Out Weeds\ndetermined to use every means fn\npower to stamp out-Jltixlous weeds\nirlllsh Columbia the provincial gov-\nment him Issued Instructions to It.\n.ong, noting supervisor of firo wnr-\ni;|s in this district, to notify dlvls-\n,il and district wardens throughout\ni section to inform the provincial\n[ice of till cases where they discover\nfls to be growing. Property o\\vn|\nwill then he compelled to destroy\nobjcctlonablo vegetation.\nTn this manner It Is believed lhat a\ngreat stride will bo taken toward eradicating thistles, wild muslnrd and\nother weed pests as tho forest service\nfarces while patrolling the country\nhavo opportunities of discovering noxious -weeds In plnces which might not\nbe visited hy the police.\nMr. Long is notifying divisional wardens of these instructions from Victoria-\nPayments for Construction on Canadian Northern Increasing\u2014Strike\nNow Apparently Ovar\n(By Dally News Leased \"Wire.)\nVANCOUVKR, B.C., June ii\u2014According to figures prepared In the\nexecutive offlfces here the total disbursements of the Canadian Northern\nrailway construction account in British\nColumbia, for last monlli amounted to\n$724,806 as compared with $050,000\nduring April when lhe industrial\nWorkers' strike was nl Ils height. Tin\nhigh water mark was reached In Marct\nwhen the payroll totahed $1,000,000\nwith a working force of nbout 11,000\nmen. June will restore the payroll almost lo ils former figure as there urn\nnow -1,000 men in tlio various camps\nand about 10 men are being hired\ndaily,\nis, lu\nide\nenco UU appeal. I\nPresbyterian church like otli\noils bodies, has Us holy or I,.,\nmust vital and essentially saci\nment of Uie life ol' the church\nnot precisely in the comma nl\nthat point In ibe communion\nassembled congregation bei\nslight refer\nirs lhat Hi\nother rellgl\nh.\\\ni Uu\nid is HI\nBen :\nScotli\nbyterl\nment, TL was sun;\n\u2022s on the- moors o\n,'amillar lo all pros*\nirly Scottish settle-\nRvery member ol\nnown if from child-\necu associated will\nments of their lives\nesirod to make tin\nROOSEVELT TO\nStarts for Chicago to Lead\nHis Campaign\nRESPONSE TO\nUNANIMOUS CALL\nEvades Large Crowd Assembled to See Him\nDepart\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nN!-:\\V VultK, June IL\u2014Col Tlu\nr.- Roosovolt started for Chicago late\n.lay to lend the fight for his neinlti,\n-n at the Republican convention ai\nll reach hero tomorrow ofternoi.\nel i\ntd th\nandldato but bee\nig I stand as repi\n;oing iu\nid l'n\ni use for\n\u25a0senting-\nro i bey 1\niewspn-1\nis lo hi\nditl\ninleti\n, he\nu-ty have over-\nin the stales\nopportunity to\nnd Ik\np to that lime.\nloosevelt disappointed\nno 200 persons gathered\nYnlrnl station to see him\nng the In. in shed from\nstreet side of the. slat\nand descending lo the track platform\nby a. freight elevator, lliis manner of\ndeparture having been arranged for\nhy the railroad company. The crowd\nstood by, however, until the train\npulled out, although word was passed\naround of the manner in which the\nf'onii.-r president bad succeeded\navoiding tbe rousing farewell which\nForty\nenthusiasts\npared to give him.\nas\nppi\n\u25a0eiitly\nEXPECT BIGGEST CROP\nIN CANADA'S HISTORY\n(By Dally News\nMONTREAL, Jum\nUi\nI hose\nlesired.\nbiggest\n-111\nillll\n(By\nKINGS\nstrange\ncrop In her histoi\nCOUSIN ON JURY.\nDaily News Leased \"Wire.)\nIN,\noul.,\nth\nletnbl\nicts.\nHint\nlit wh\nl;now.'-\npulul 1\nshnnc\ni to\n'\u2022- slopped ovarii and at lhal mri-\nl(f a dcbnlo in Lho\n\u25a0appeared. There\no bo said and no\nwas tlie final ap-\nicst in the church\nlory and (In*- re\nid ui\ntilmous,\nulcers were tin-\n' high religious\nnent created at\nits effect in alt\nSIX THOUSAND BUTCHERS\nWILL CLOSE SHOPS\n(By Dally News Leased \"Wire.)\nNEW YORK, Juno 14*\u2014Six thousand\nbutchers in New York who deal exclusively In Kosher meats have decided\nto close' their shops until the present\nprlco of meal has been lowered by the\nwholesalers. This decision was reached\nInto today nl a meeting of nearly 1,000\nmembers nf lhe United Retail Kosher\n\u25a0Butchers' Protective association. The\ndecision directly affects more than\n:iOU,000 Jewish residents of the city.\nSHOPS AT CALGARY\nNOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION\n(By Dally Nows Leased Wire.)\nCALGARY, Juno ll.\u2014Six hundred\nand fifty men arc now engaged In construction of the new C.P.R. shops and\nthe company has expended fSriO.OOO up\nto date. Steel on the big locomotive I a nui\nshops covering six acres is now ln wor\nplace, the foundation for the other j He\nto reply.\nall that w\nwith a.* sp-.endid\nspouse was initne.\nAll the stibseuuct\nder the Influen\nfeelings and lho\nthat moment will\nfuture developments which will mean\nio much in the religious and moral\nilstory of the Dominion.\nTRADE MARK FOR\nBRITISH EMPIRE\nChamber of Commerce Recommends\nCodification of All British Mercantile Laws\n(By Daily News Leased wire.l\nLONDON\", .lime H.-.U today's sitting\nof lhe congress \u25a0\u25a0! chambers uC commerce oi' th.- empire, Sir Joseph Cock-\n-.cosed the adop-\n,rk whicli would be\nthe empire. The\nled. Col. Prater ol\n,] a motion urging\nlino IL\u2014A\noccurred in the\nof Uie prisoners\niVlne abducted a\ntuitoba and the\n\u2022rvo on lho jury\ngirl I lie prisoner\nmil. pay any ul-\ns Informed lhal\nFOUR KILLED\nIN TRAIN WRECK\nLight Engine and Freight-Train\nHead-on Collision\u2014'Trainmen\nAre Killed.\n(Western Associated Press.)\nFORT WILLIAM, Ont., Juno 14\nTwo trainmen\nhe\nPacific at Ni|\nhere, at 7 o'clo\nrushed to the\nusual with wn\nlho le\niVere fatally Injured in\ndon on the Canadian\ngon, GO miles east of\nk today. Doctors were\nceno from here. As ts\n;ks on that section, all\nid\ni poles wero car\nd away\nnd the cast\nFour Coffins.\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nFORT WILLIAM, Out., Juno 14.\u2014\nPour coffins were shipped tonight by\n; Port Arlhur undertaker to Nlplgon\nfor lln- burial of the trainmen killed\nin Ibe wreck this morning, which wi\nmused liy a light engine and freight\ntrain in head-on collision. The dead:\nA. Ross, engineer of the. light engine;\nBurke, fireman of the westbound\nfreight; Alex McQuolg,*engineer of tho\nwestbound freight; 13rakeman Allen.\nInjured: D. Deegan,\nTho c.i'.it.-, with tholr usual ro-\ntfcence refused lo give out Information\nand ns no I rains havo arrived yet,\nand the dead and injured are all of\nSchrleber, littlo is known locally, lt\nis reported that an Inquest is to be held\n.it Nlplgon tomorrow morning at S\no'clock,\nDECLINES TO CHANGE\nNAME OF CHURCH\n(By Dailv New\nLeased \"Wire.)\n14\u2014The Angll\nTHOUSANDS OF CHILDREN\nWITHOUf EDUCATION\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nMONTREAL, June 11- Godfrey\nLanglois, M.L.A., in Le Pays today replying lo Hev. Father Drummond, produces school board reports showing\nlhal iriO.uuo children in Quebec dhl\nnot attend school last year,\nREAL ESTATE AGENT\nCONVICTED OF FRAUD\n(Special to\nVANCOUVER\nlook, real estnti\nltd lod\n1'lie Dallv News.)\nK.C, June 14\u2014S. C.\nagent, wa.s convicted\nand sentenced to six\nmonths, lie, gained the confidence of\na woman client and swindled her out\nof -JliltJ.\nJAMES KENT WILL\nVISIT NELSON\nTelegraph Company Pulling in Nev\nWires\u2014U Test of Country's\nProsper, ly\nliis way\nsijectlon\nSaskVo.\nlln- i\ntoilns\nlln linn.Iii\nnnil thence\nSir Edward Carson Attacks\nAsquith Government\nATTITUDE TOWARD\nRECIPROCITY\nCites Statements of British\nMinisters-Anti-HomeRule\nDemonstration\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\nL< >.\\Di )N, Juno 1-1.\u2014Sir Edward\nLarson, speaking at an anti-homo rule\nlemi-nsU-alum held in the Albert ball\ntonight, said In pari: \"Tliero never\nivero worse judges of imperial matters\nrequlr\ning the imperial Instinct of\nwhat\nis llkf\n\u25a0ly to happen than the pi\nesent\ngoven\niment. 1 venture to think\nthat\nthe St\nory of the negotiations bo\nL Wee u\nCan ad\na and the United States v\n.s far\nas it a\nffects the government at hi\nitne in\none o1\nehlevc\nus examples ever cited in tho\nllislnr*\n,- of' this country.\ndoing'\nw we know the object o\n\u25a0ans was lhe making of Ci\nuuct lo their country, and\ntransfer Canada's trade to\n.ml New Vork. We know\nr tin*\ninafla\nby .so\nt 'Iii -\ntlteso\ntilings\nfrom a leter which has\nbeen\npubllsl\nicd. I say nothing aboul\n\u25a0ly of publishing the letter\n: lho\n, but\njust 1-\n\u25a0\\. me refer you (<> whal\nlho\n- imperial government sai\nd in\nregard\nto the reciprocity negothr!\nill ns.\ni first\ntake .Mr. Lloyd Qeot'go who\nsaid\nclus:\nin.\nlie\n\\\\!i:it WOS ill\nnf tlm Unite\nUnit Cannon\nview. According to\ni.' mind ot tho president\nStates, ho wns doslriiiR\nihould he nn adjunct to\nites. (Shame'.\nhat the primo minister\ni:,\\r hpen careful not to\nforward ni\nween arenl\noh would he\nand all wil\no derive yo\nfrom ymir\nil from tin\ni nasi net!\n..li>\nIvIVr.-llr\n111\nuin.\n1\u00ab. well. 1 .i\nir right 1\" l\nCanadian\nhistory o\nns .ir lh\nVI i.\n'll\nnn Premier\nif I iln nut I mi\nX,,; T pr. IV\nlow these mm\n\\Bi|llllll dnof\n1 MINISTER OF LANDS\nTO VISIT NORTH\ner nnil Victor!;\nu's Nest line.\n- had strung ni\nSUFFRAGETTE BEATS\nPREMIER WITH FAN\nAttempts ia Tear Ec|,iulcttes From\nCoat\u2014Pale Faced Youth Made\nAnother Assault,\n(By Daily Nows Leased \"Wire.)\nburn oi\" Austrnll\ntlon of a trade\ncommon throughi\nDUTCHMAN CHASED\nBY CHINESE GODS\n(Bv Dallv New\nSASKATOON, H*\nferhig from rellgioui\nn A. IP. JahBpu.\ntoday committed t\nuntil such Ume as\npled ids release,\nr.e.iRtvl \"Wire.)\nik., Juno 1-1\u2014Stif-\ni-i in\nDutchman, was\nBrandon asylum\n; as Ills condition wnr-\n3080. .Tiuisen also suf-\nisions a mi claimed that\nall-Its and Chinese (bids\nhim all over the city,\na carpenter by trade and came\nbuildings Is being laid.\n'here frum the States.\nLONDON, J\nAsqulth was\ncepilon in the\nhonor of tin\n\u2022nin tly attired s\nnounced as .\nricd to r\nit,\u2014While Premh\ntonight ii\n, being ar\nidled an\na off the\nA HI\nHu\nll 111\nmil in\ni tin\nsuffragette away from tho premier\nand ejected her from the building.\nMr. Asqulth, Mrs. Asmiitb and Miss\nAsdulth were receiving the guests at\nthe foot of the stairway when the suffragette, who was about 30 yours old,\nadvanced and was duly announced.\nThe premier extended his hand but\ninstead of shaking It and proceeding\nthe woman stopp\nside and then pli\nshoulders nil\nci-aiilelles.\noff bill still I!\nat took.\noih hands i\nii lugging\npi\nher\nho wo\nthe i\nnl u\nstubbornly\nWil;\ncjec\nler shook\narslsted in\niine (o her\n\u25a0er seized\n1 dragged\n\u25a0ails ted\nled from\nMANUFACTURERS BENEFIT\nBY LOWER DUTY\n(By* Dally Ne\nSASKATOON,\nLoosed Wire.)\np 14.\u2014That the\ny on cement by\nnnietit may bo\n,r benefit to tho\nthi\n>y the\nrtlauq\ntariff rcductl\ni-der was\nll-S III tl\non\nnlil\ncut ii\nsame\ntn\n3d th:\nmil\n30\nml afler llie\n, n, reply was\nwill bo $2,05\n,o.b. Saskatoon, a reduction of but\n\u25a0\u25a0von cents, which was, however, in-\njreosed to nine cents upon the local\n'ompany objecting. The latest quota-\nIon gives tho builders reduction of\nnine cenls net while the duty rcduc-\n\u00a3G cents a barrel.\n(Special tc\nVANCOOVEI\n. Dally News.l\ni',, June 14\u2014In or-\nImself with many\nat his department\ndoor workings of\nI laws Hon. W, IL\n11 llie O.T.P. Ill\nSMALL SOYS MAKE\nCONFESSION OF BURGLARY\n(By Daily Nc\nIzing tin- ho:\nFourth stree\nflay or Tlttir:\nLeased wire.)\nNORTH BATTLEFORD WILL\nHAVE NEW COLLEGIATE\nI>;\nWll\nNORTH BATTLEFORD,\n\u2014-The voting on the bylaw to raise\n00,000 for a new collegiate wns cared almost unanimously today, only\nio vote being recorded against It.\nMr. Holdswortli of Saskatoon has tho\nontract and work will he Immediately\noni me need.\nA couple of 1\nfaced youth of\nintroduced and I\nquilli's arms rou\nthing inaudible.\nof the room. Ai\ntules later a. pale\nout 20 years was\nk hold of Mr. As-\nly and suid aome-\no was thrown out\nirdlng to somo\nports the woman whoso naino was not\nmado public, boot Premier Asqulth\nover the head with her fan*\nMachinery For Creston\nBox Factory Arrives\nMachinery for tha box factory which\nIs to be constructed by thu Canyon\nCity Lumber company at ils mill nem*\nCreston has arrived and will bo installed Immediately, said Charles 0\".\nRodgers, manager of lho company at\nthe Hume lust night, lioxes for apples\nami similar fruit will be In, readiness\nfor this years' crop, lie said.\nProspects for a splendid crop of\nfruit iu the Creston district were never\nmore favorable, said Mr, Hodgers ami\nvegetables and suin.ll fruits would this\nyear bo produced in larger quantities\nIn that section. Prom eight to ten\nacres of tomatoes have been planted at\nCreston this year and give promise of\nproducing a. magnificent crop, he declared.\nStrawberry shipments through the\nfruitgrowers' union at Creslon, commenced last Monday.\n Ctie Sail? #etos. i\nSATURDAY JUNE 16\nDEAR\nGEORGE-\n\"Like a dear, good hubby please\nbring out some more of lhat tea\nyou brought last week.\n\"Country life Is fine and all the\nhotter since we have city tea. The\nchildren are nil well and take their\nflvo o'clock tea with me regularly\nliko little ladles\n\"Now, George, be sure and don't\nforget. Add lo the order\n'TETLEY'S\nTEAS\nPLEASE'\"\nSafety Deposit Boxes for Rent.\nThe Royal Bank\nof Canada\nIncorporated 1869\nCapital Paid-up\n...% 7,360,000\nReserve and Undivided\nProfits _ 8,675,000\nTotal Assets ?110,000,OOQ\nHEAD OFFICE: MONTREAL\n180 Branches in Canada and Newfoundland\nBusiness accounts carried upon favorable ternis. Savings department\nat all branches.\nNelson Branch, A. B. Netherby. Mgr\nSUMNER\nmmJ EXCURSIONS\nReturn Fares from Kootenay Points\nTO\t\nWinnipeg 3 G0.00\nSt. Paul Ii0.no\nChicago 72.60\nToronto 91.50\nMontreal 105.0C\nHalifax 127.20\nNow York 108.50\nBoston 110.00\nCorrespondingly low fares to\nmany oilier (joints.\nDates of Sale\nMay 29; June 1, 0, 7, 8, IS, 14, 15,\n17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29,\nJuly 2, 3, 0, 7, 11, 12, IE, 16, 20, 22,\n23, 20, 29, 30, 31 and on certain\ndays during August and September.\nGood to return until October 31st.\nLiberal Stopover Privileges\nFurther particulars and tickets\nmay be obtained from any Canadian\nPacific ticket agent or write\nJ. A. Mcdonald,\nDistrict Passenger Agent, Nelson,\nConsumption Cured\n. \"When the doctors fall I cure with\nmy herb medicine. Tbe same will\nalso cure female complaints and\ntake uway appetite for tobacco,\nWrite for circulars and testimonials.\nR. A. BROWN,, Grand Forks, B.C.\nKootenay and Boundary\nTELEPHONE COMPANY\nELECTS OFFICERS\nWill Apply to Government for Incorporation\u2014New Settlers Delighted\nWith Edgewood Climate.\n(Special to The Dally I^ews.)\nI0DGKWOOD,, B. q., June 13.\u2014Another fine iot lias been taken up on the\nKdgewnod estate, the purchaser being\nDr. Basil Church, a surgeon who has\nmade some reputation in the Midland\ncounties of England. It Is the doctor's intention to lose no time in turning his excellent choice to profitable\naccount. Dr. Church is a married man\nin the prime of life, practical and energetic, and it is his Intention to bring\nhis wife and family to his new home\nas soon as the rough development\nwork has been completed. Mr. Ford\nIs now making preliminary arrangements towards this end. Edgewood\ncertainly bids fair to become the fashionable centre of the Arrow lakes.\nMessrs. Clay brothers have commenced the building of their bungalow on their newly acquired property.\nR. B. Lanyon has superintended the\nluylng out of the foundations and the\nwork of building will now go ahead.\nThe house will command a f'ne view\nof the lake for many miles in each\ndirection and a couple of years will\nmake of It a veritable beauty spot.\nArrangements have practically been\nconcluded for the opening of a practical and efficient laundry at Edge-\nwood. Water is now laid on through\nthe iownslte, supplying the hotel and\nother of the principal houses.\nParties from outside have been In\nduring the last few days looking into\nthe possibilities for business here and\nit is rumored that more than one new\nInstitution will result therefrom. A\npractical shoemaker has a good opening a-waiting hlm here.\nGeorge Neelands of Nelson has spent\na few days in Edgewood this week. He\nwas away two days In lhe hills at the\nhead of Fire valley, looking after\nmining interests there, Mr. Neelands\nspoke very strongly on his return of\nthe great future before the mining Industry throughout the gold mountains.\nThere are many excellent properties In\ncourse of development around Lightning peak and the promised railway\nwill work an instant change In their\nfavor. Mr. Neelands returned to Nelson on Wednesday.\nJames Kerr, foremnn of the Edge-\nwood Lumber company, sustained an\nunforluuate and painful accident\nwhilst on the log drive. The logs hnd\nformed a jam at the foot of the falls\non the Innunonklin river and powder\nwas resorted In In order to break them\nloose. When the shot exploded a\nchunk of one of the logs was blown\nover to where Mr. Kerr wns standing,\nsome distance away, striking hlm on\nthe thigh and bruising him severely.\nDevelopment work ls going ahead\non the lots owned by Rev. P. S. Grove,\nwho recently arrived from India. Fred\nMassey has a contract to get four\nacres into condition fur planting next\nfall and is now busy with this work.\nHe has brought up Ids team nnd outfit from Deer Park and his wife and\nfamily are to follow during the week.\nThe Anglo Indians, recent arrivals\nut Edgewood, are reveling in the fine\nclimate of the Kootenays. Clearing\noperations and house building, seasoned with fishing and boating, makes\na comfortable mixture.\nMiss Luke is expected to arrive In\nEdgewood this week, direct from Inverness, Scotland. Miss Luke, who\nwith her family, bus property In Edge-\nwood, will spend some llltle time here\nand wilt be joined later In the yenr\nby her mother nnd sisters.\nA meeting of the Edgewood and Fire\nValley Telephone company was held in\nthe office of the Edgewood Estate company on Wednesday evening, at which\na large number of those interested\nwere present. This line, which has\nheen entirely promoted by local enterprise and capital, Is designed to run\nthrough the length of Fire valley and\nconnect nt a local exchange with the\nDominion government phone, now In\ncourse of construction between Edge-\nwood and Nakusp. Officers were\nelected for the ensuing year as follows: President, W. A. Calder; vice\npresident, T. W. Ford; secretary-\ntreasurer, W. J. Banting; board of directors, A. Macintosh, J. W. Jordan.\nti. C. Morrison and R: Hopp. The\nquestion of poles wns then gone Into\nand decision was finally arrived at\nthat the company pay $1 per pole in\nplace, same to be 25 feet long, sound\nand straight and not less than 5\"i4\ninches at small end. The company\nwill at once proceed with the purchase of all supplies and equipment,\nupon receipt of which tenders will be\ncalled for the erection and completion\nof the entire system. This is expected\nto be fully Installed before the end of\nthe summer. The company, which has\na capitalization of $2,000, will at once\napply to the provincial government for\na charter under the rural telephone act.\nMr. Bangs, the 83-year-old pioneer\nof Fire valley, was In town on Wednesday to atend the meeting of the telephone company. Mr. Bangs reports\nthipgs at the bead of the valley as\nlooking very well, with a fine showing\nfor a bumper fruit crop. He has\ncleared up two acres on his own place\nthis spring with the nsslstance of one\nman, and this has been seeded down\nto oals. Turnips and other roots have\nyet to be put In for cattle feed, \"but\nthere's no rush about that In Fire valley,\" sa'd lhe old timer. Mr. Bangs,\nhale and hearty nnd full of energy and\nenthusiasm, is assuredly the best advertisement which Fire valley has nnd\none of the finest In the Kootenays.\nIll\n^M\n-\u2022^r\nTOASTED\nCORN\nFLAKES\nTOASTED\nFLAKES\nSurpasses in popular favor as in tempting flavor\u2014the cereal everybody likes\nand nobody tires of\u2014luscious, feathery,\ngolden-hucd flakes, rich in the succulent\nsweetness of sugar corn's sweet hearts,\nwith ninety per cent, nutriment in easily-\ndigestible form, ready to eat and sure to\nsatisfy.\nOrder\na\nPackage\nExamine\nthe\nLabel\nNotleo Is hereby given that the bonrd\nof valuators to ooiiiider claims for work\niictuuiiy performed and materials supplied In connection with the cotis-tructlon\nof tiie Midway & Vernon railway wll!\nfurtlier consider all such claims as liav\nbeen duly filed and verified.\nAny claims* which have not already\nbeen so filed and verified by statutory\ndeclaration or otherwise, idioiUd be riled\nwith the undersigned wltlumt-delay.\nThe board will consider all claims foi\nactual physical work performed ant)\ngoeds and materials supplier! In connee-\nlion with lhe surveying, locating or obtaining uf right of way between Rock\n(.'reek a-fl-d Vernon.\nTi. F. CRKKN,\nSecretary for the Board.\nAddress Box 012, Vlctorlu, B.C. 51-20\nOrchardists\nThe Fraser^Valley^Nurseries, Ltd.,\nAldergrove, B. C.\nHave the Finest ,\nHome Grown\nNursery Stock\nIncluding Apples,! Pears, Plums, Cherries,\nSmall Fruits and Ornamental Shrubbery\nLive District Agent Wanted\nFor full particulars writs Richard McComb, General Manager, Aid-\nergrovs, B.C,\nIt is \u00a3eportj-!d that Fire valley will\nhave a new \"school house erected at a\nvery enrly date, the present buildings\nbeing In no way worthy of the valley.\nNORTH FORK DRIVE.\n(Special to The Dally News.1)\nCASCADE, B. C, June 14.\u2014Frank\nStanynr haa Just finished a drive of\n9,000,001) feet of lugs fnr the Bertols\nLogging company. This drive Is the\ncleanest ever made on the North Fork\nof Kettle river, and Is also the largest.\nMr. Stanyar Is a river driver of considerable experience and it is doubtful\nIf there will ever be a more successful\ndrive on that treacherous stream.\nGREENWOOD NEWS.\n(Sneolal to The Dnlly News.)\nGREENWOOD, B. C, June 1-1 .\u2014J.\nM. Millar, at one Ume editor of the\nBoundary Creek Times, has located in\nEdmonton,\nWilliam Ross has been elected secretary of the Greenwood Miners' union,\nJ. P. Flood has moved to Grand\nForks, where he has opened a meat\nmarKet in the Davis block.\nWild strawberries are very plentiful\naround Greenwood this summer.\nCharles Flood is tn New York promoting the sale of some Montana conl\nproperties. At one time he was chief\nof police in Phoenix.\nMrs. C. ,T. Eales and daughter have\ngone on a six months' visit to England\nnnd Ireland.\nJimmy has sold his saloon In Spokane and will prospect all summer In\nOregon, east of Mount Hood.\nM. H. Roy nnd Rnrmnn West nre In\nthe hospital, suffering from dropsy nnd\nother complaints.\nJames Caskl is suffering from a dlfir\nlocated thigh. He was loading a horse\nnear Beaverdell when the animal\nstumbled and rolled over hlm.\nHarry McArthur is In the hospital\nsuffering from severe stomach trouble.\nA marriage license was issued this\nweek to James Embree Carter and Miss\nMerdene Agnes MeKenzle, both of\nPhoenix.\nWhile delivering milk at the Ven-\ndome hotel Stanley Hart fell down lhe\nsteps and broke a bone In his left arm.\nDick Lnm. charged wllh theft by\nTom Hanson, has been balled out for\n?200 by local Chinamen. He comes up\nfor trial on the 25th.\nWilliam Gebbardt nnd * Mrs. Elsie\nWcnnerud were married In Spokane\nlust Sunday.\nJ. T. Beattie, manager of the Bank\nof Commerce, Is spending his holidays\nn Kamloops.\nA. S. Hnllett died In Enderby lasl\nSaturday. Five years ago he was chief\nof the fire department in Greenwood.\n\u25a0 The government has refused to\ncrnnt C. V. Semerod a license for his\nhotel at Five Mile, near Princeton.\nTELEPHONE SERVICE\nFOR BOSWELL\nHome Grown Fruit Trees\nCatalogue and Price List Now Ready\nOur Prices are Attractive, and\nQuality of Our Trees the Best\nSend us your name and address so that wc can put you on\nour mailing list *,\nPears Peaches\n: -: Write for Catalogue and Prices.\nCellared-Roots in earth, no danger of winter killing, \"WE CAN HOLD YOUR TRADE\"\nOrnamental Trees and Shrubs, Roses, Climbers, Etc.\nApples Plums\nAll Guaranteed-Home Grown Stock\nThe Riverside Nurseries\nComprising 120 Acres\nEstablished 1900]\n_______M_u__wmmmnmmai\nGRAND FORKS, B. C.\nKWMN\nstate gumo warden's office at Baton\nRouge has sent out a special warning\nagainst the killing of lhe animals, although iu numerous instances the\nplanters say they, have had to shoot\nln self-protection. Severe ravages\nfrom deer are reported and herds of\nthe animals have been seen in more\nthan one place where they are thought\nnot to have been before in a century.\nln addition to ravages of deer, the\nsection around Luke Borgne and a big\nbayou bordering Lake Ponchartrain\ncomplain of an Inroad of muskrats,\nrabbits, snakes and various othor rodents.\nAlligators have also bobbed up in\nunexpected places and have caused\npanic among colored residents. In\nNew Orleans (here Is almost n plague\nof giant cock roaches, already plentiful from having been driven off the\nriver front by the recent high water\nIn the Mississippi, but now also coming from Lake 1'on eh art ruin up the\ncunals thai Intersect the heart of the\ntown.\nDistrict Superintendent Makes Favorable Report\u2014Fruit Lands at Sanca\nSold in Calgary.\nIBy Dally Newn Leased Wire.l\nBOSWELL, j-yc, June 14.\u2014;L. A,\nPalmer, district Tniperlnlendent of the\n-government telegraph service at Kam\nloops, paid a visit to Boswell in order\nto enquire into the advisability of the\ngovernment Installing a telephone In\nthis district. He wns very much impressed with the size and resources of\nthe place und his report Is entirely\nfavorable, A. S. Goodeve has taken\nup this matter strongly and the scheme\nhas his unwavering support. The\nvalue of a telephone tn a place situated\nas Boswell Is cannot be overestimated.\nQuick communication In the event of\naccident, illness or fire Is an absolute\nnecessity In the near future.\nA small fawn about a week old wns\nfound by A. R. Wilson on his ranch\na few days ago. Suitable quarters\nwere found for hlm close to the house,\nIn which he has made himself comfortable. Nourishment In the form of\nmilk is administered by means of a\nfeeding battle every two hours. He\n's not In the least timid. He Is thriving splendidly under the present treatment antl promises well for the future.\nThe first ripe strawberries were\npicked hist week at La Franco. Between three and four pounds In flrst-\nelass condition were oblained.\nA. B. Shannon, fire warden, was\nhere fnr a couple of days last week\nsuperintending burning operations on\nEarl Grey's and J. Coupland's ranches.\nSeveral tracts of fruit land at Sanca\nhave been sold recently, chiefly to Calgary parlies. Among the blocks disposed of are those belonging to A.\nKennedy, Mrs. A. R. Wilson, Boswell.\nand Mrs. W. Nlcol, Estevan.\nMr. nnd Mrs. Brondwood of Nelson,\nwhile on their tour hy ennoe on the\nKootenay and Columbia rivers to Golden and back to Nelson via Revelsloke\nand the Arrow lakes, stayed for a\nrouple of days nt Midge creek In order\nto enjoy the fishing. They had excellent sport.\nMrs. M. J. Qulnn, with her youngest\nson, has left for a visit to Edmonton.\nShe is staying off at various points in\nIhe Crow, where she has friends.\nHenry Stephens has secured two\nmore bear, one black and the other\nbrown, both of them very fine pelts.\nThese were shot about 10 miles from\nUie mouth of Goat creek.\nIt is proposed thnt aquatic sports\n-.hould be held In Boswell this summer.\nA meeting will be held at Byworth\nranch on the 16th in order to select\na committee to arrange details.\nChurch services will be held by J. H,\nLime of Balfour on Sunday next In\nthe school house at 11 o'clock Instead\nof 10:30, as formerly.\nThe maximum temperature recorded\nat the Dominion government meteorological station for the week ending\nJune 10 was 79 degrees, on the 7lh\ninstant, and the minimum 46.5 degrees,\non the 4th.\nPOWERS CONSIDER\nCHINESE LOAN\nRussia and Japan Seek to Strengthen\nTheir Position in China\u2014Meeting Is Called.\nfBy Dally Nown Lensed Wire.l\nLONDON, June 14.\u2014Another: meeting of powers to consider llie $300,000,-\n000 Chinese loan has been called for\nthe end of this week In Paris, though\nit Is considered likely that no actual\nconferences will, be held until Uhe first\nof next week. This is In order to give\nlhe Russian representative lime to return from St. Petersburg, Where hollas\ngone to communicate to his government lhe terms which form practically\nun ultimatum laid down last week by\nthe United Stales, Great Britain, Germany and France, under whieh the\nparticipation of Russia nnd Japan in\nthe limn will he permitted*. Tin* Jap-\nit nese representative has been communicating to ibis government by\ncable the hitch in lhe negotiations'\nwhich occurred at lhe Inst meeting\nover two provisions in lhe draft agree\nments submitted by Ihe four powers\nwhicli first formed the loan group,\nAfter participation Russia and Japan\nendeavored to lay down conditions for\nthe loan which would Infinitely\nstrengthen their position in China nnd\nmake their influence far more potent\nthan any other power or combination\nwhich could be formed against them,\nAt the same time it Is recognized thnt\nthey will havo to seek outside their\nown borders, probably from the very\npowers they have been attempting in\noverreach, the money necessary to take\nup their share of the loan.\nSOUTHERN LOUISIANA\nOVERRUN WITH GAME\nf*Rv Bnllv \"News Lensed Wire 1\nNEW ORLEANS, June 14.\u2014Already\ndriven from a large area by waters\nfrom the various river crevasses, gnme\nIn the last few days has become abundant In southern Louisiana in sections\nwhere It before practically was unknown. This Us due to the series of\nstorms which have been driving gulf,\nbayou and lake waters inland and\nwhich havo caused . tho breaking of\nmany small protection levees, The\nWhite Star Dominion,Canadian Service\nROYAL MAIL STEAMERS\n MONTREAL \u2014 QUEBEC \u2014 LIVERPOOL\nLARGEST AND FINEST STEAMERS IN CANADA\nNEW S. S. LAURENTIC 15,000 Tons each NEW S. S. MAGANTIC\nSnlls Juno 23, July _. Aug. 17. .Hulls July 0, Aug. .3,', Aug. 3;\nONLY iFPcbt DAYS AT SUA.\nONE CLASS 'U> C'Altl.N' SERVICE,\nS. S. TEUTONIC S. S. CANADA\nr.S2 foot lung, 13,1)00 liorso powor. 10,000 tons, 511 feet long.\nSails July 13, Aug. 10, Sept. 7. Sails June 29. July 27. Aug. 24.\nCompany's Office, C10 Second Ave.. Near Cherry Street, Seattle.\nTfoiir 0<0Mj$ Ambitions\ncaii best'b^r'eat.Wdky Usilig Purity'E.four: Never\ndisappoints1-kecaiise.it never varies\u2014doesn't, vary\nbecause it'is iriilledta a standard and not to a price,\n\u25a0\u2022\u25a0.Ey??y sack,\"carifies',.:\u25a0.-,-\u25a0 ..ir\"' '\nt{ie. guarantee, oi, its,:;'\nbe*.' yooi'-.f iiltirrS^te,! ...\nchoice,' \u25a0 -.'.t,..'\u25a0*..:'\u2022..\u2022'''..'\" \"*.\" \u201e\n, PALTRY\nBODYSNATCHING BY\nTORONTO UNDERTAKERS\n(Bv T\u00bbnHy News Leased Wire.l\nTORONTO, June 14.\u2014At the Inquest\nlost night on John J. Hart, a Grand\nTrunk brnlu-mnii, who fell from a boxcar on lhe night of June fl, receiving\nfninl Injuries, two officials connected\nwith Grace hospital were called upon\nIn explain how the body bad been hurriedly taken away from the hospital\nshortly after death and before a coroner's jury hnd time to view lt. Coroner Pickering uttered somo very\npointed remarks an what he termed\nbody snatching by undertakers.\nDaily News Want Ads, get results.\nDr. de Van's Female Pills\nA reliable French regulator; never fails. T licse\npills are exceedingly powerful In regulating the\ngenerative portion of the female system. Refuse\nnil cheap imitations. Dr. de Tan's are suid at\n16 a box, or three lor 110. Mailed to any address.\nTh* Scot-ell Drag Co., St. Catharine \u25a0, Ont.\nSOLD AT POOLE DRUG CO., LTD.\nOur New Perfection Broiler\nIs pleasing many women. It enables the housewife lo broil\nas -'.'ell on live New Perfection Stove as over a coal fire.\nA uses all the heat.\nIt cooks evenly.\nIt broils both sides at once.\nIt doesn't smoke.\nAnd o{- court* you aro familiar wilh tlie\nOil Cook-stove\nIt iutuch a convenience all tlie year\nround. It will bake, broil, marl and toast\nju-t as well as a regular coal lange.\nAtkio we lhe New P-rfeclion Slave al your\ndealer., ll is handiomely finiihcd in nickel, wilh\ncibtncl lop, drop slitkci, towel rncki, etc. ll hil\nlor-ft, en-imelerl, turo.uaite-1)1 us chimney*. Made\nwith 1, 2 or 3 borm-n. Free Coot-Book wilh\nevery tlave. Cook-Book alio (iven to anyone\nsendinE 5 tenls to cover nuilins coil.\nTHE IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY, Limited\n (oC6\nSaturday .;.;.;..... JUNE 15\nCtif Ball? Jietos.\nPAGE THREE\nNews of\nNNIVER8AY OF DEATH OF\nFIRST CONQUEROR OF AIR\n(By \"Gravy.\")\nWhen Wilbur Wright passed away\nkit long ago he was about the first\n|f the world's aviators to die a natural\neath. Since the first crude balloon\n;llh which man essayed the conquest\nf the air sudden death bus been the\nW of those Who would. Imitate the\nirds. Today Is the anniversary of the\n!rst of the long: list of aviation fn-\njillllcs, as It was-on June IB, 1786,\nnat the pioneer of aviators, M. Pllatre\ne Rosier, together with his assistant,\n[. Romaln, were killed by an accident\nmt set fire to their balloon nnd\n-luscd -It to explode. De Rozlor was\njie first lo make an aerial voyage In\nballoon, on November 21, 1783. The\niontgolfer brothers, Joseph and Ste-\n\u25a0hen, were the Inventors or the bal-\n,ion. The flrint they sent up on 1782,\nivered 15 miles before It was\n\u25a0ought down \"with a bullet fired by a\nasaht. The experiment attracted the\n-tentlon of the King and Queen of\nnance, and they wero present when\nic next silked bag was sent up, bear-\ng a cage containing a rooster, a duck\nHd a sheep\u2014tho latter being the first\n.ng'ess animal that ever traversed\ne atmosphere. This balloon ascend-\n,1 to a height of about 1500 feet and\nmo down In a pasture about two\nil!os away. Sheep and fowls were\njane the worse for their novel ex-\nHence, und this suggested to Louis\niVI. the plan of sending up men\nemsclves. The King ordered that\nfo convicts under sentence of death\n* forced to make the attempt, with\noedom their reward if they succeed-\nDe Rosier, a friend of the King,\njiposed tills scheme, and declared It\n[in an honor to be sought by gentlc-\n|0n, not to bo forced upon convicts.\nRosier and his friend, the Marquis\n[Arlandcs, made the experiment and\nme through it with flying colors.\nlie Monlgolfler brothers had gone up\nr a captive balloon a few months here but the ch'valrous and gallant De:\nfwtfer wait the first to cast off all\ninncctlons With mother earth and\nust himself unreservedly to the air.\n\u25a0i made severnl ascensions after that,\nit on June IR. 1785, the fates he had\nmated had their revenge nnd he was\n'filed Io earth nt Boulogne. Tho next\njjClim was. n woman, Mme. Blauehnrd.\nIV-end|rnt from Tivoll at night, her\nMoon. Wing surrnunded by fireworks,\nok fire, and 'she wns precipitated to\n'.p trround nnd Instantly killed. That\ni In 1K1 ft. and since then the num.-!\npf tntul'tles of blrdmen has stead-\nund tv-ns'iintly Increased, until now\nit a menlh passes without one or\nure victims.\nver plub. had sold FJayer Lockwood to\nthe Boston club who paid $600, the\nfirst installment. Then Boston sold\nhlm to the Sacramento club but the\nplayer died before reporting to the latter club. The Vancouver club asked\nfor $1,400 balance on contract but t|ie\ncommission holds that the Boston club\npaid for the privilege of trying out the\nplayer and that the Sncramcno club\nwnB deprived! of this -privilege by an\nact of God.\nALBERTA CHAMPIONSHIP\nfBy Bally News Leased Wlre.l\nRED BBER, June , 14\u2014It .Iiub been\ndecided by the board of governors of\ntho Alberta Amateur Athletic association to hold the provincial championships here on July 1 In conjunction\nwith the monster celebration which has\nalready been arrp.ngcd.\nENGLISH CRICKET.\n(By \"Dklly News LeasM \"Wire.l\nLONDON, June li\u2014Scores today\nare: Notts .216 runs all out.. Africans\n90 for five wickets, Australians all\nout for 177. Lancashire second Innings, 94 for four -wickets. McCartney\nmade easily half of the total runs\nscored by .the Victorians.\nNOVA SCOTIA WINS\n\u2022p.* rtntly Vowq T-.no-\"*! TVIr-*--*\u2022\nTTV1FAX June 11.\u2014Novn Scotia\n'on lhe-inter-niiirUiiiie .rifle mnli'h nt\nfortf -vester'flar.- the team mnl'lng\n\u2022out of a possible 800. - The Pr'nce\n[rtward Island tenm hnd 708 nnd New\ni-iinswlck made 656.\nII ALAN RACES\n[flALAN June 14\u2014Results today are.\nfirst race, six furlongs\u2014Yellow Foil,\nwon: Exchequer, '6-1, second;\njjrikund. 3-1, third. Time 1:16.\nujsecond race, five furlongs\u2014Don\n(l-'fincp. 7-1. won: Anna Schneider, 6-1,\nI'-C'-ml; Dowcrcss, 2-1, third. Time\nj;02.\n['Third nice, six furlongs\u2014Meddling\n\u25a0uinnh. 11-10, won; Samba Bnrber,\nTJ second; Burning Bush, 5-1, third.\nIj'nie 1:14 4-5.\nJ Fourth race, six furlongs\u2014Florence\nR-jher's, 11-5 wen; Three Links, 5-1,\n\u2014id: Banorolld, 5-2, third. Time1\n\u25a0EAD PLAYER IS\nSUBJECT OF DISPUTE\n'\".. Ttitlv 1*J\u00ab*ws T-eBSNl Wire.)\nCINCINNATI, O.. June 14\u2014The Nn-\ninnl baseball cnmmh\"*slon handed out\n[rtwWlpn fn a case today which death\nid decided previously. The. Vanco\".-\n3.50 Recipe Free for\nWeak Men\nind Name and Address Today\u2014You\nCan Have it Free and be Strong\nand Vigorous\n[Have lu my possession a prescription\nr nervous debility, lack of vigor, weak-'\n\u25a0ii'd iiiaiihniiil. fulling memory and lame\nVeh. brought on by excesses, unnatural\nloins, or the follies of youth that has\ndied so many worn nn.*' nervous men\nsht lu their own homna\u2014without any\n|lr1ltlonal help n- medicine\u2014that I think\n\u2022cry mnn who wlulies to regain hlB\nanly power and virility, quickly and\nilctly, should have a copy. So I linVe\n.-termInert.'to send,a en-*** of the pre-\n.\u25a0rip t Inn free of charge, In. a plain, or\nnary Healed envelope to any man who\n111 write mo for It.\nThis prescription comes from a physl-\n[nnwlio bas made a special study of\nyen and I nni convinced It la the surest*.\nptlng combination for the -*\u2022*\u25a0*\u25a0<. of de-\nfplont manhood nnd vigor failure ever\n(it toRctlier.\nt think I, owe It to my fellow men Fn\nhnd them a copy In confidence so that\nT\/iy mnn anywhere who is weak and (Hb-\nLiuraged wllh repeated fnllures may stop\na-ygulnc himself with harmful patent\nedictnes, secure what I believe Is the\nilekoBl-netlng restorative, upbuilding,\nPOT-TOUnmNf) remedy over devised,\nid so cure himself at home quietly npd\ndckly. Just drop me a line like this:\n,r. A. E. Robinson, 4fiSD Luck nulldlnc.\n;e}rolt, MJtui.i and 1 will send you a\n,iov. of this splendid reclne In a plain\n\u25a0\u2022dlnary envelope free of chariro. A Trent\n(any doctors would rharge $3.00 to (S.oo\n\u25a0r merely writing out a prescription like\nls-but 1 send It entirely free.\nPood Fishing\nat Proctor\nOur boatB tbo best on the lako.\nWe direct you. to tho best fishing*\n(\u25a0joints, Rates 25 cents per hour'\ntof.row.boats; largo launches $2 per\nhour; smaller ones $5 per dny.\nBalfour Hotel Boat House\nNORTHWESTERN LEAGUE\nSTANDING OF THE CLUBS\nWon\nVictoria 29\nVancouver 30\nSpoknno 27\nTacoma 28\nSeattle 28\nPortland 27\nLost\n27\n27\n28\nBet.\n.517\n.517;\n,560\n.50')\nAn-\n.474\nVancouver 2 4 2\nSeattle 3 3 tf\nGervals and Lewis; Schneider and\nWhaling.\nVictoria 0 8 0;\nTacoma 5 8 0\nMcGrecry and Grindle; Melklo and:\nLalonge,\nPorHand-Spokane i\nrain.\numo postponed;\nINTERNATIONAL LEAGUE\nAt Newark\u2014 R. H. E.\nNewark 2 3 1!\nProvidence 0 7 0'\nLee and McCarty; LaCltte und Wilson. (*\u25a0*:\nAt Montreal\u2014 R. H. E.\nBuffalo 0 8 3\nMontreal 6 10 4\nBrookett and Mitchell; Taylor and\nPierce, \u25a0 '\u25a0'\nAt Jersey C*ty\u2014 R.\nBaltimore 10\nJersey City 2\nH. E.\n17 3\n5\nShawkey and\nWells.\nBergen McHalc and\nAt Toronto\u2014 R. H. E.\nRochester 4 11 1\nToronto 1 4 1\nKelpfer and Blair; Lush and Hlgglns. , '\nAMERICAN ASSOCIATION\nIndia\nrain.\nlapel Is- Minneapolis, no game;\nSt. Paul-Louisville, no game; rain.\nR, H. E\nKansas City 0 4\nToledo \t\nBattqrles\u2014Altrock\nWest and Carlson.\nMilwaukee\t\nColumbus \t\nBatteries\u2014 Dough city\nBruck and Smith.\n7 9 5\nScluilk;\nCENTRAL INTERNATIONAL\nWinnipeg \t\nSuperior \t\nBatteries\u2014Olnsi\n\u00abnd Anderson.\nand Hasty; Rhodes\nGrand\nain.\nForks-Dulutb, poslponcd;\nC0A8T LEAGUE\nThursday's Games\nOakland .\nPorlland\nLos Angeles ...\nSim Francisco\nR. IT. flU\n. 8 10 i\n3 14 4\nR. H. Ei\nVernon ......,...\u25a0*,. 613 ,2\nSncnimcnto .,. 3 9 :2\nNATIONAL\nSTANDING OF THE CLUBS\nWon\nNew York .37\nPittsburg 26\nChicago 26\nCincinnati 27\nPhiladelphia 20\nSt. Louis 28\nBrooklyn . 15\nBoston IG\n.505\n.553\n,540\n.451\n.482\n.38.1\n.327\nBROOYLYN SWATS ALL PITCHERS\nfBy Bally News Leased Wire.)\nBROOKLYN, N.Y. Juno 14\u2014Brooklyn won 11-2 because Rucker was.iil\nhis best nnd would hnve \u2022\"\u2022cored n shut\noiit but for n muff by Wheat In tlje\nninth. Bresnnhan used four pltchi\nto stem lhe avalanche uf base lilts and\npasses, but only Dale who finished oul*\nhnd fair success. Wheat made, four\nhits, in as many times at bat. Score:\nR. H. E.\nSt. I.ou,iB 2 8 1\nBrooklyn li 12 2\nBatteries-7-WMii-i ^yoo*J,b*-rn,. gqwell,\nDale and Bliss; Rucker and Miller.\n, UMPIRE'S ANKLE BROKEN\n. {By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nPHILADELPHIA, Pa., June 14--\nChicago won a hard fought game here,\nthis afternoon 7-5. In the eighth a fpul\ntip off Downey's but broke Umpire\nOwen's ankle. The visitors won the\ngame by bunching hits with battery\nund fielding mishaps In the sixth and\nseventh during which Downs made u\ntriple and a home run. Score: ,\nR. H.E.\nChicago 7 9 2\nPhiladelphia ..' 5 6 3\nBatteries\u2014Reiilbnch, Lavender and\nArcher; Beaton, Wal'iice, Curtis and\nKill If er.\nGIANTS EASY FOR PIRATES\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nNEW YORK, June 11\u2014Pittsburg Cl.-.\nfeated New York In the first game ul\nthe scries today, 6-1. Score:\nR. H. E.\nPittsburg 6 10 1\nNew York 1 5 I\nBatteries\u2014Camnlt-j and Gibson\nWiltse, Tesreau and Myers.\nREDS TAKE EASY GAME\n(By Dally Nows Leased Wire,)\nBOSTON, Mass., June 14\u2014Cincinnati\nhad little difficulty In winning from\nBoston today. The Reds hit Hess on\ntop of passes and errors, while Fiomme\nwas generally effective. Score:\nBoston 3 6\nCincinnati 7 10\nBatteries-\u2014-Hess and Gowdy; Frommj\ninnd McLean.\nAMERICAN\nSTANDING OF THE CL.UB8\nWon\n. 32\nBoston \t\nChicago 33\nWnshlngton 32\nPhiladelphia 26\nDetroit 26\nCleveland 23\nNew York 17\nSt. Louis 14\nPet.\n.627\n.623\n.603\n.558\nTYRUS STILL ON JOB\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nDETROIT, Mich.. June 14\u2014Detroit\nwon loduy's game 4-3,' scoring the winning run In the ninth on Galnor's\ntriple and Molarity's single. Errors\ngave the Athletics two of their runs.\nA throw to the plate retiring Oldrlng\nfeatured. Score: R. H. E.\nPhiladelphia 3 8 1\nDetroit 4 8 3\nBatteries\u2014Bender and Thomus; Willett and Onslow.\nNO STOPPING THIS STREAK\n(By Daily News Leased Wire.)\n. CLEVELAND, 0\u201e June 14\u2014Dash-\nington won Its 15th successive game\ntoday defeating Cleveland 13-8. Blanding and Kahler'were knocked off the\nrubber. Baskett being the only Cleveland pitcher who was effective. Score:\nR. H, E.\nCleveland 8 13 3\nWashington 13 20 1\nBatteries\u2014Blanding\", Steen, Kahler,\nBaskett and O'Neill and Adams;\nHughes and Henry.\nZINN MAKES HOMER\n(By Dally News Leasod Wire.)\nST. LOWS* Mo., June 14\u2014A home\nrun by Zlnn, followed by a single, a\nstolen base nnd another single In tho\ntenth gave New York the opening\ngame of the series with St. Louis this\nafternoon. The visitors ran bases to\nsuit themselves. Score:\nR. H. E.\nNew York 7 15 1\nSt Louis 5 6 1\nBatteries\u2014Fisher, Qulnn and Street;\nMitchell, Brown and Kriehell.\nChicago- Boston postponed' rain.\nFOOTBALLERS BACK\nTHEIR COMMITTEE\nApprove Application Made for LominJ\nion Day Appropriation\u2014Matter to\nbe Brought up Wednesday\nAt n! large and representative meeting of the city's football players and\nsupporters last evening at the hoard\nof trade rooms a resolution was unanimously adopted endorsing tlie action\nof the football representatives on the\nDominion day celebration committee\nIn asking a place on the Dominion day\nprogram and an appropriation! of 5250\ntoward bringing in a team. .\nThis move was considered desirable\nin view of the action of the celebration committee In consenting to the\nchairman postponing action on the\nfootball representatives' application,\nnotwithstanding repeated protests! till\nnext Wednesday, and In view of the\nreport that a section of the commltteo entertained a feeling hostlto to\nfootball being recognized In the program.\nTOE HOLD WINS VICTORY\n(By Dnlly Nows Leased Wire.)\nBALTIMORE, Md., June 14\u2014Frank\nGotch of Iowa, champion heavyweight\nwrestler defeated Gus Schoenleln\n(Americus) of Baltimore, champion\nlight heavyweight in two straight falls\nat Oriole Park here tonight, Catch's\nfnmmm toe hold won his both falls\nthe first in 62 minutes and 10 second*\nand the second In 34 seconds.\nSPECTACLE SAD\nAND HUMILIATING\nRoosevelt Goes to Chicago\u2014May Endeavor to Address Convention\u2014\nNo Brass Bands\n(By Dally News Leased Wire:)\nCHICAGO, Ills., June 14\u2014The announced departure of Theodore Roose*-\nvelt from New York for Chicago formed the main spring for the activities uf\nthe Taft bureau here today, Taft\nleaders discussed the effect of his arrival and his efforts are likely lo have\non tho situation. Tonight three statements were Issued from the Taft headquarters, two by Director McKinley\nand one by William Barnes, Jr., of New\nYork.\nMr. McKinley declared that the\nRoosevelt managers here hnd sent fur\ntheir chief as a Inst hope when they\nire convinced of impending defeat.\nAfter comparing Roosevelt to Napoleon\nand the Roosevelt campaign for the\nnomination to the \"Hundred Days\" thi\nstatement concludes:\n\"Theodore Roosevelt has snid lhal\nhe did not Intend to come to Chicago\nunless it was absolutely necessary for\nhim to do so to prevent his defeat.\nThat defeat is at hand and Mr. Roosevelt Is violating all predeecnts of this\ncountry, as a self-seeking candidal'\nproposes to take charge of his own\ncampaign for a. rcnomimition for a\nthird term.\"\nSoon afterward, the Taft manager\nput out a statement by William J.\nBarnes, Jr., of New York, saying of\ntho colonel's coming: \"Undignified as\nit is, and Impotent as it will prove to\nbo, Its chief Interest lies In its disclosure of that mania for power over\nwhich Mr. Roosevelt has no control.\nAir. Roosevelt not only will cume t<\nChicago but he will go to the convention hall Itself and there attempt t\"\ncontrol thnt convention, demand to be\nhoard In his own behalf and if bo Is\nnot so permitted to do, he will, nevertheless, continue his demonstrations\nunder the Influence of the delusion that\ntho people whose voices he fancies he\nheart), are calling him to overturn all\norder. It Is a sad nnd humiliating\nspectacle to the American people.\"\nDuring the day the hotel lobbies and\nthe various, headquarters have buzzed\nwith compromise candidate gossip\nSenator Kenyon of Iowa and bis advisers supporting Senator Cummin**\nlent their aid to spreading this doctrine. The reappearance of this tillk\ncalled forth a lengthy statement from\nDirector McKinley In which he charges\nthe Roosevelt forces with encouraging\nthe compromise talk.\nPlans for demonstrations of various\nsorts to offset the arrival of Roosevelt tomorrow were discussed by the\nTaft leaders but no scheme was adopted, It wns practically decided lo treat\ntho presence of the colonel with silence and disdain, although the Taft\nreception committee which has begun\ntho work of rounding up candidates\nand caring for them was urged to additional activity tomorrow. About 100\nmen have been ehllstrea ns a reception\ncommittee fur' the Taft' fdrc'cs alfd\"fli'e'y'\nnro meeting each delegate as he reaches\ntho city and escorting hlm to the Taft\nheadquarters to be registered. The\nRoosevelt leaders themselves, somewhat surprised by the colonel's sudden\ndecision to come to Chicago Immediately planned tu avoid anything of the\nspectacular on his arrival.\n\"We have no program whatever,\"\nsaid Senator Dlxbn ton Ight, \"M \u25a0*\u25a0\nRoosevelt is coming here and we will\nawait his arrival before planning any\nthing definite. There will be no ijrass\nbands to meet hlm. He is coming as it\nprivate citizen seeking the nomination\nand is only coming beenuso it is difficult to transact Important business\nover the telephone I may go to the\ndepot lo meet Mr. Roosevelt If I am not\ntoo busy luoklng aftor Ids welfare. Mr.\nRoosevelt will come to the. rooms reserved for hitn and what happens after\nthat it ls up to the people and Mr.\nRoosevelt himself.\"\nWill the colonel make any speedier*;\nbefore the eonvenlion'-*\" the senator\nwas asked, \"Thero Is no speaking program that I know of except that Mr,\nRoosevelt will address the mass meeting at the Auditorium theatre on\nMonday night.\"\nWill Col. Roosevelt go to the national convention?\" was asked* of\nSenator Dixon. \"I do not believe Manager McKinley of the Taft campaign,\nwill give him n ticket and I am sure\nthe sergeant at arms will! not admit\nhim without one,\" said the senator.\nTho Roosevelt manager smiled as he\nSpoke. It was subsequently learned\nthat Col. Roosevelt Is expected to remain in Chicago until the close of the\nconvention and that ho plans to appear\nIn the convention and may be given un\nopportunity to address lho convention\nIn his own behalf. Such il development, Unprecedented In every detail,\nundoubtedly would furnish malcrial\nfor a sensational demonstration;\nSPRING COLD, WET\nAND BACKWARD\nWELCH WILL REFEREE\nLOS ANGELES, Cal., June 14-Juck\nWelch of San Francisco was selected\ntodny to referee the Wolgast-Rlverds\nllghlwelght Championship flgiit ul Vernon on July 4. It was generally believed James J. Jeffries would be selected.\nn Eastern Provinces Seeding Was Delayed on Large Areas by Continuous Rains.\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nOTTAWA, June 14.\u2014A crop bulletin of the census and statistics office\nissued today states that throughout\nthe greater part of Canada tho spring\nthis year has been cold, wet and backward. Continuous rains, especially In\nNova Scotia. New Brunswick and\nQuebec have greatly interfered with\nthe spring Heeding and at the end of\nMay large areas In those provinces\nparticularly on low lying lands, wero\nstill unseeded, the area under fall\nwheal deducting that which was winter killed lu Ontario and Alberta ts\nplaced at 781,000 licfes. Spring wheat\nnecuples !U45.00O aeres, and the total\nwheat area amnttnls lo 9,i)26,000 acres.\nOats shew an nrf-n of 9,486,000 acres\nElectric Restorer for Men\nDknanhnnnl restores every nerve In the body\nPhospnonoi tii t| prnper tCT.gion .rMtore\u00bb\nvim nnd vitality. I'remntiire decnv nnd all sexual\nweakness averted at once. 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Read It.\nSAder the Ilfealth By-i-bvSro t 'Vc,ily'*o!: XcR8n* the'fiUlowiniT dlsoMs rrtust be reported to the Medical\nHealth Officer both by the householder nnd attending physician, if any, within 24 hours of occurrence:\n1\nAnterior Poliomyelitis or Spinal Leprosy.\nParalysis.\nAsiatic Cholera.\nBGrl-berl.\nChleken-pox.\nDiphtheria or Mem bra nous Croup.\nEpideinie Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis.\nMeasles.\nRubella or German Measles.\nPellagrn.\nPlague.\nPulmonary and Abdominal '\nSmallpox\nScarlet Fever or Searletina.\nTrachoma,\nTyphus Fever.\nTyphoid Fever.\nUncinariasis or Hookworm Disease.\nWhooping Cough.\nItch.\nRingworm.\nMumps.\nNo householder In whose dwelling thero occurs any of the above mentioned diseases shnll permit any person suffering any such disease, or any infected clothing or other property lo be removed from the house wlth-\n.out the consent of the Health Officer, who shall prescribe the conditions of such removal.\nAttending physlolans are required to give written notice of the occurrence of each of these Infectious disease:* within 2-1 hours of discovery. The city has provided printed forms for this purpose.\nEach and every practising physician in the city sliall report in writing to the Medical Health Officer lhe\ndeath of any of his patients .who shall havo died In the city of any of the above named diseases within 24 hours\nthereafter, and state in such report the specific name of such disease.\nAny person violating any of the provisions of the Health By-Law is liable to a Cine of a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars and costs or Imprisonment for one month.\nHouses that have been quarantined for infectious disease will be disinfected by or under the supervision\nof tlie Medical Health Officer. No other disinfection will be accepted.\n. Keep this for reference.\nR C.\nMedic\nARTHUR,\nil Health officer.\nand barley 1,-129,000 acres. Rye, pons\nand mixed grains have a total acreage\nof sn-1,000 and the urea of hay and clover Is 7,080,000 acres. Alfalfa Is sown\nIn 112 000 acres. Conditions nt the end\nof May as measured against n standard of 100 percent representing tho\nprom'sc of ;i full crop Is high for all\nthe products reported on except fall\nwheat, Uie conditions; of which, viz:\n71.46, Is lower than that of any of tho\nthree-previous years at the same date,\nThis crop suffered from the exceptionally severe winter in Ontario and\nlack of snow protection In Albertn,\nwhile the cold, wet spring has been\n\u2022opposed to growth. The condition\nof spring wheat Is 04.21 against 0(1.60\nlast year; onis 81.67 against 94.7G;\nbarley. 01.SS against 03.49; rye 87.24\nagainst 00.26; peas 83.85 against 92.15;\nmiKod grains 87.72 against 83.84-\nThe. condition of bay nnd clover Is\nSB.10 compared with 74.63 at the end\nof April and 1)1.45 at the end of May,\n1911. Alfalfn. where grown, shows this\nyear an average condition of 00.65 for\nLhe- three northwest provinces. Tho\nareas arc as estimated as May 31 at\nwheat 0,122,090 acres, oats 5,097,000\nacres and barley 837,000 acres.\nThe condition of these cereals In\nnorthwest provinces is over 05 per cent\nof the standard, except for fall wheat\nin Alberta, where it is 70.02 per cent.\nIn Saskatchewan the area under fall\nwheat is estimated al 53,000 acres and\nIts percentage condition May 31 wag\n93.28.\nBAD NEWS FOR\nTHEATRE GOERS AT COAST\nfSpeclal tn Th\nVANCOUVER, .1\nwill not be Includi\ncircuit during the\nins to the collapse <\nIng the new then\nVancouver opera 1\nbe converted Into\nby its new owners.\num\nally News.)\n14.\u2014Vancouver;\nn the dramatic\nig season 0W-\nrogress of build-\nto replace the\nse which is to\n,*nudeville house\nillivnn & Const-\nit\nda and New Westminster\nhave the same experience\nlarded as improbable that\ntheatrical companies, with Vancouver\nout of the theatrical map, would care\nto book engagements In view of the expense involved in entering the Dominion. Theatre goers will be obliged to\nvisit Seattle or Tacoma.\nDaily News Want Ads, get results.\nRUBBER\nHEELS,\nTread softly -\nStep safely.\nJCAT'S PAW RUBBER SOLES\nEmbody the patented features\n of Cafe Paw Heels. I50\n__mma___mm&m_iM__m_im___K3_B!si-\n1'ttwUoa\n\"i it-el that my lue has been hollow,\"\nlhu laniuti-j arusi ueeidied io an inter-\nvibwt-i- the oilier uay. \"i iear that\nnave goi ieas uoni luu mun me average\nwuniun who uvea on Rtwii a year\nnave inuue enormous suras, but with ull\nmy money i huve found lt impossible\nto be a really perfect mother.\"\n\"I have uuotutl iny children,\" continued tho singer. \"1 roared all my\ncnudren at mv own breast. 1 have live\ngi'andcmldreii. I have done my best,\nand yet 1 have nut lived ap to my Ideal\nof motherhood ror Hie simple reason\nthat I have \"ot hud lhe time.\"\nMme. rSctimunn-iielnk has a mes-\nsar-e for youn-f women who arc considering artistic, prufe-rHioiial or business\ncareers. It is this:\n\"Do not hope to win success both\na mother and a hii-jiiii'***-* or professional\nwoman, if yon would be a great artist,\ndo not marry. Children arc jealous taskmasters, and It will require all your\ntime and attention to no a mother.\nNinety-nine women out of a hundred\nhave in them the instinct of niottn\n'hood, and these will find their greatest\n,|oy in being simply mothers,\"\nThe famous contralto Is not entirely\nopposed to suffrage for women, but she\ndeclares that, if given the vote, they\nshould do no more than tukc an \"Intelligent voting interest\" In politics, and\nif they havo \"children, should not run\nfor office.\nErnestine -Roessler wus the daughter\nof an Austrian mayor, and was born in\nLieben, near Prague, on Juno IB, ISM.\nShe Is now a naturali-ied American and\nowns a handsome estate In New Jersey;\nShe was educated at uu Uisulino convent\nin ' Prague. Her first appearance in\nonBra was in Dresden, In 1878. Following her marriage to Hen* Helnk, s\"ne\nretired from the operatic stage for a\ntime, tout In Q8S3 she again made her\nappearance at tho Hamburg opera house,\nSho divorced her first husband and In\n1803 married Paul Schumann, and the\nstage ntimo under which she has gained\nInternational fitnie Is a combination of\ntho names of her two husbands,\nIn 1896 sho sang at Buyrcuth, and her\n-success there brought her a flattering\noffer from Maurice Grau to come to\nAmerica. Her first appearance on this\nside of tho water was at Chicago as\nOrtrud, In 1S9S. Since then she has been\nheard, In grand opera and concert, lit\nnearly all the principal cities of North\nAmerica. She returned to Europe for a\ntimo In 1908, and was given an enthusiastic- reception at Dresden ln her creation of the role of Clytemnestra in\nRichard ,'Staruss'a \"Rlektra.\" Her second husband, Mr. Schumann, died in 1904,\nMme, Sc'nuinann-llelnk attributes hot\nsuccess moro to hard work than to natural ability, althouch she admits the\nlatter Is necessary to the equipment of\nthe great grand opera singer.\nTUB **-\\ Is increasing enormously\n^ Can we tell you the\nDEMAND \\ Reason Why?\n\"A Trial Package will bring Enlightenment\"\n\"SALADA\"\nCEYLON TEAS \"ARE DELICIOUS TEAS\"\nBUCK, MIXED OR NATURAL GREEN\nSEALED PACKAGES ONLY REFUSE SUBSTITUTES foot long and Sll feet\nwide. It will bo used for the annual\nfair euch summer wlillo In winter it\nwill be oonyerted into a skating and\ncurling rink. There will bo a sheet of\nleo VS} foot by 72 feet for skating and\nthreo sheets at tho shies for curling.\nThe fair dates have been sot for September 26 and 2ii and the liuilding is to\nhe comnloied by 'September 10. It will\ncost In the neighhodlionil of $10,000. The\nsumo firm built the Trail school.\nA raft carrying a quantity of hay,\ncement, shingles and flour from the\nDoukhobor settlements neat* Casilej-ar\nwas wrecked on Tuesday afternoon\nagainst the piers of the new bridge\nwhile trying to make a landing In the\neddy by the wharf. It wns almost Into\ntho shoal when the ourrent caught it\nand carried It down the river. There\nwere nine men on it and they had lo\njump for safety. Most of tlio freight\non tlie raft was lost but some of the\nflour and cement was got off In safety.\nJ. A. MeKlnnon left for .Spokane on\nWednesday lo seo his son -Man, who is\nIn tho hospital recovering from the Injuries he received three weeks ngo when\nstruck le* an uulemohle in Trail. Tlie\nhoy is report ed to be doing hivm-nhly.\nP. Burns & \nNANAIMO, Juno 1-1.\u2014William\nSampson, a prisoner serving time In\nthe provincial jail here, made bis escape yesterday and Is still at large.\nSampson was serving 18 months for\nrobbing a storo at Ladysmith.\t\nTHORPE'S\nZA&0r\\ ARZ\nrLdRAO\/tlOUS, BOTH M SHADES >MB STYLES. IF YOU\nVISH TO Mil YOUR OVA CLOTHES, VE s,\nPAGE SEVEN 3!\npW'GiG\"\ni mi illli : I\t\nBAK1 NG\nm\nInsures\nperfect\nBAKING\nRESULTS\nCONTAINS\nNO ALUM\nMagic\nBAKING\nI POWDER\nEgBBnaH u*li\nMADE IN\nCANADA\nEiW-OIt-LETT.\nooi\u00bbi\"Jc\u00bbA3srsr|\niii*j>iirr-*Eix>!\n1 TORONTO \"\"O NT,\nii\nROOSEVELT MAY\nGO TO CHICAGO\nIndignant at National Committee\u2014\nDelegates Want Him on\nScene of Action.\n(By Dally News Leased Wlro.)\nOYSTER WAY, N.Y., Juno 13.\u2014\nAfter talking for several hours last\nnight with Senator Dixon over the\nlong distance telephone. Colonel Roosevelt said he might go to Chicago. His\nfinal decision, however, still remains\nln abeynnce. Colonel Roosevelt said\ndelegates who were supporting htm\nwere indignant at the trend of affairs\n.in Chicago. He was told last night\nthut they regarded the situation as\nbeing \"a cynically open attempt on\nthe part of the national committee to\ndefraud the people of the victory they\nhave won.\" Tbe result, as Colonel\nRoosevelt put It, has been a very intense feeling leading to a strong demand from the Roosevelt delegates,\nespecially those from the western\nstales, that he go to Chicago.\nColonel Roosevelt came to New York\ntoday. Whether be will leave for Chicago later In the dny or return to\nOyster Bay tonight could not be\nlearned. \"I don't know what I shnll\ndo,\" said he. \"It depends upon what\nI learn during tho dny.\"\nThe Roosevelt house on Sagamore\nHill was ablaze with light until far\nInto the night. Messages by telegraph\nand telephone poured in in targe numbers all the evening, until at last thn\ncolonel said that ho must retire for\nthe night. He snid he would issue\nstatement at (I p. in. last night, but it\nwas midnight before be at last appeared to say that he could not mako\nbis decision known, Before ho retired\nthe colonel bad completed his propnrn\nt'ons for a quick departure to Chi\ncago should he decide to go. The impression prevails that the colonel\nging. , .\nSITUATION FULL\nOF UNCERTAINTY\nTalk of Reconciliation of Taft and\nRoooevelt Factions\u2014Socretary\nDeserted Chicago.\n(By Dnlly News \"Leased Wire.)\nCHICAGO, June 14.\u2014\"The Missouri\ncompromise\" decision and the quickly\nfollowing and entirely unexpected nd-\njournment of the national committee\nyesterday has brought about a situation full of uncertainty and conflict\nIng rumors which lasled throughout\nthe night and refused to crystallize\nInto any definite form. Explanations\ntraversed a long and varied scnlc all\nthe way from the statement that tbe\ncompromise and sudden adjournment\npresnged a general gathering together\nof the Taft and Roosevelt factions.\nThe explanation which best fits the\nvarious fads is that supporters were\nglad to lako advnntnge of three or\nfour hours of time saved by the com\npromise on the Missouri eases to tak<\naccount of slock and prepare for the\nST. VITUS DANCE\nIN YOUNG CHILDREN\nA Striking Example of its Cure by ths\nTonic Treatment\nSt. Vitus dance Is tbo commonest\nform of nervous trouble Hint afflicts\nyoung children, because of thn great\ndemand made on the body liy growth\nand development, and there Is an added strain caused by study. It is when\nthese demands become so' great that\nthey impoverish tlio blood and the\nnerves fall to receive tiieir fu.l supply\nof nourishment that the nervous debility which lends to St. Vitus dance\nbegins.\nThe remarkable BUCOOSS of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills In curing St. Vitus\ndance should lead parents to give this\ngreat blood building medicine to their\nchildren at the first signs of the approach of the disease. Pallor, UsU'bsb-\nnesH, inattention, restlessness nnd Irritability ure n,U symptoms which enrly\nshow Hint the blood nnd nerves nre\nfalling lo meet the demand upon lliem.\nHero Is proof of the power of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills lu euro this trouble\nMrs. .1. W. Towns, Oshawn, (int., says:\n\"At tbo ago of ll my daughter was attacked with St. Vitus dance nnd despite nil we did for ber the trouble\ngrow rapidly worse. Soon she was\nscarcely able to walk, her body and\nlimbs jerked and trembled so, and she\nwas qulto unablo to feed herself.\nWhen sho would lie down she would\nho unablo to rise without assistance. As nothing was helping her\n1 wrote a friend whose daughter had\nbeen similarly affected and she advised\ntbo uso of Dr. Willihims' Pink Pills,\nwhich had cured her child. I at once\ngot a supply of the pills and even the\nuse of the first box seemed to show an\nImprovement. By the time five boxes\nwere used she wns completely cured\nand has hnd no return of the trouble\n' since.\" Sold by all medicine dealers\nor by mall at fiO cents a box or six\n\u25a0boxes for $2.50 from the Dr. Williams'\nMedicine Co., Urockvlllo, Ont.\nstruggle expected over the Texas and\nWashington contests. Roosevelt supporters profess lo be greatly elated\nover the settling of the Missouri delegation at large and asserted that tho\noutlook for the outcome in the whole\nMissouri business exceeded their most\nsanguine hopes. The Taft people, on\nthe other hand .seemed -to take the\noutcome complacently and abated none\nof their claims on that account,\nNational Committeeman Nngel of\nMissouri, Mr. Taft's secretary of commerce and labor, who left Chicago on\nWednesday on the eve of the Missouri\ncontest, which he was counted upon\nto present, came in for considerable\ncriticism. It was privately declared\nthat Mr. Nagel's departure for Chicago bad much to do with the argument In tbe Missouri case. When lt\nbecame known that the secretary had\nleft town, some of tile Taft members\nof the committee determined lo stand\nby the Hadley-Rooscvelt delegates.\nAbsolutely no one appeared to challenge Governor Hadley's presentation\nof tbe case and tbe Taft leaders said\nthere was nothing for them (o do but\nsurrender.\nGovernor Hadley in a public statement declared that the committee had\nacted fairly. Anyway, the subject was\ntbo topic of endless discussion among\nboth factions lasl night and Roosevelt\nunquestionably showed the moro contentment with the way things stood.\nAs a result of yesterday's developments Interest In today's session of\nlhe national committee was quickened.\nThe fight promises lo center about\ncontests Involving the delegates from\n.Texas, Tbe contest preceding that on\nthe calendar of the national committee\nis Inconsequental compared wllh the\nTexas situation, where tbe political life\nof Cecil Lyon, national committeeman,\nnnd the strength of the Roosevelt machine In the state is ,at stake.\nThe Roosevelt ninnagers declared no\ncompromise would lie considered with\nregard (o Texas. The Taft malingers\nasserted they would fight for nil of\nthe contested delegates on the ground\nUnit tbe Lyon organization had chosen\nlis delegates In defiance of the distil\napportionment plan of the republican\nnational committee. Rumors of compromise and concessions In tbe re\nmaining contest: fights are denied by\nIhe leaders on both sides.\nIt is expected that the Virginia, contest!.', In which the Roosevelt forces\ncharge that the Taft conventions wero\nheld where negroes could not attend,\nwill he presented as a single case, but\nOrmaby McHarg, tbe Roosevelt contest manager, asserted last night that\ntliey would argue each of the Texas\ncontests separately and that they ox-\nnected to have at least 30 of the 4i\nTexas delegates.\nBoth s'des continued to clnlm ultimate control of the fight In this incident and the Roosevelt forces definitely announce their intention to op\npose on lhe floor the election of Senator Root as temporary chairman,\nThey said their candidate for that\nniice would lie Senator Borah of Idaho.\nMr. Borah was first suggested at\nconference of the Roosevelt leaders\nlast night. He wns present when the\nmatter of choosing the anll-Tnt'l can\ndldales for t.hc chairmanship wns up\nTor discussion and he chose Unit time\nto leave Ibe conference.\nRoosevelt conferees will control the\nenniest committees because each mem\nher of Hint committee Is selected hy\nh's slitio delegation nnd not by the\nconvention.\nRumors of a boll In the party, so\ncurrent for the lust few days, were\nex11leased today by their absence and\nthat kind of talk wns overshadowed\nbv prospects of a compromise, The\nreports gnve hope to the champions of\nCummlna of lowri and La Follette of\nYVWcnm-'n. Senator Borah was prom-\nIncntl'v ment'oned by the gosslpers as\ni probable dark horse for the presidential nomination, Notwithstanding\n**e*-Ulve deelarat Ions from leaders of\niiolb side*** thai talk of compromise wns\nfoollfdi nnd Unit the fight must go to\ni finish between Taft nnd Roosevelt\n\u25a0md ''the principles\" represented by\nthem, ihero nro many delegates and\nleaders who think that another man\nmay w'n Uie convention \"crown.\"\nEnthusiastic among these was Senator Kenyon of Iowa who arrived from\nWasblneion after ft flying trip In con-\nul( his eollengue, Senator Cummins.\nDEATHS FROM\nCANCER INCREASE\nPOLICE COMMISSIONERS\nEXONERATE POLICE FORCE\n(Bv T>ni',y News I-easc-l Wire.l\nVANCOUVER, B. 0., .Tune M\u2014A\nlocal pocs'iUiui has recently been\nmused by the arrest of Sam Gothard,\n\u25a0dltor of A weekly paper called Truth\nmd lhe M.bsequont events conned ed\nwith bis <*M8C. Gothard bud been attacking the police and civic ndmlnis-\nIrnlion generally, particularly drawing\nattention to the restriclod district. As\nan cdifor be described various places\nhad visited. Police deteotlves\nfinally arrested him one night and next\nmornlnff be forfeited bis bond of $Ufi\npolice court. He righteously explained In tbe next Issue of his paper\nthnt ho bad merely been In the house\ntlcsi-mated to gather material for his\npaper, He blamed the police for not\nhavfng arrested mnny oilier inmates\nof the house. Mayor Fiudlay then\ncalled a special meeting of the police\ncommission, which investigated these\neiin**T,'cs ngainst the police and Mr.\nPlrdJue exonerated the officers. Thev\n'ded that it had been proved that\nGnlhanl bad been on habitual fre-\nlenter ,-ipnrl from tils duties ns an\nInvestigator for his Journal.\nMayfair Physician Brings Action\nAgainst Fellow Practitioner for\nLibel\u2014Article' in Journal.\nfBy Dally News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, June 14.\u2014Owing to the\ntestimony yesterday on the causes and\ncure of cancer In a libel suit brought\nby Dr. Robert Bell, an aged Mayfair\nphysician, against Dr. E. A. Bashford,\nsuperintendent of the Imperial cancer\nresearch fund, physicians and the public generally are deeply Interested.\nThe court room was crowded, many\nphysicians and women being present.\nDr. Bell gave up. the use of the knife\nin cancer cases in 1804 and the present action grows out of an article\nheaded \"Cancer, Credulity and Quackery,\" written by Dr. Bashford and published In the British Medical Journal.\nThe article contained statements whieh\nDr. Bell contended practically accuse\nhlm of being a '\u25a0ruiack,\" an impostor\nnnd unfit to practice. Tn the treatment of enncer now Dr, Bell prescribes a vegelable diet, his theory being that the cause of the disease may\nbo traced lo Impurity of Uie blood. Dr.\nBashford mentions tliat his treatment\nIs ineffective and that the theory is\nerroneous, but disclaims any prejudice\naga'nst experimentation with new\nmethods of curing the dread disease.\nUnder cross-examination Dr. Bash\nford admitted that many eminent surgeons agree that the btood had to bo\ntreated to euro cancer. Dr. Bashford\nsaid that since 1800 In England and\nWnlcs cancer deaths among males had\nincreased from 200 lo 800 and among\nfemales from 500 lo 1000 to the mil\nlion.\nHe snid there were 30,000 deaths a\nvein* now from the disease, due to the\nTrent incrense in eases of cancer of\nUie stomach and Intestines. Dr. Bashford said a toxyl treatment was useless and dangerous, as according to\nProfessor Koch It produced blindness.\nTn reply to the quest'on whether\n'lurincr the period in which the ntun-\n\u25a0\u2022er of enncer cases had been doubled\n'he Imnortallon of ment had not been\ndoubled also. Dr. Bashford replied thai\nhe believed that to be the case.\nNot Blood Disease.\nDr. Walter Barlow, director of tbe\ncancer research department of Middlesex hospital, testified that bis department had inquired into many suggested methods of treating cancer other\nthan by surgery, had tried the effect\nof thyroid extract, \"X\"-mys, herb application, serum and radium water,\nwhich, he explained, Is water containing radium or gas given off by radium,\n\u25a0mil found none of them curative. The\nknife alone, as a result, had effected\ncures, lie said. He declared that cancer was nol. a blood disease. As a result of many experiments he had found\nno difference in the blood of cancerous and non-cancerous cases. Dr. Barlow also said that all physlc'ans would\nlook upon It as n gren t boon If n\nmethod other than surgery could be\nfound.\nDl*. James Maybew. London police\nsurgeon, said that acting on Dr. Hell'**\nadvice, he used a toxyl in ihree eases\nind that each case ended in death,\nalthough the tumors vanished with\nmarvelous rapidity. He snid he had\nnot used a toxyl since.\nGILKER'S BIG SALE\n****\u2014\"*****\u2122*^ \u25a0 i'tiiibii Mm i ii i w\u00abn \u25a0\u2014 iiiii \u25a0!\u25a0\u25a0 iw ii in \u25a0\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\"\u25a0 ii iii i \u25a0hum -**\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u2022-\u25a0 \u00a7__n______ammm__m\nSpreads Like Wild Fire\nEclipsing All\nPrevious Records\nAt Bargain Giving\nby this or any\nWe Are Ready for a\nBig Day's Business.\nPlenty of Extra Help\nto Attend Your\nTO REFORM BAD\nBOYS OF ENGLAND\nDuchess of Marlborough at Head of\nMovement\u2014Farm for Philanthropic Work.\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nLONDON, June 14.\u2014Led by\nDuchess of Marlborough it group of\nEnglish society men' and women have\nundertaken the task of refornrug the\nworst hoys ln .England. They have\nlaken as their model lhe George Junior\nRepublics of the United Stales nnd the\nduchess canvassed members of the\nBritish cabinet so successfully that tho\nhome office was prompted to support\nthe scheme. Members of tiie aristocracy interested In the scheme filled\nSunderland house, Ibe Duchess of\nMarlborough's residence, yesterday to\nhear bow bad boys nre reformed in\nAmerica. Earl Grey presided and\nothers present were the Dowager\nCountess of Duninorc, Lady Cromer,\nLady Meyer, Lord Sandwich and Admiral Montague.\nLord Grey first presented tribute to\nthe valuable work the duchess is doing in England in the cause of social\nreform. He said it was the intention\nof the group she had gclhered to get\ntogether and give delinquent boys a\nchance to develop inlo useful citizens,\nThe worse the hoy the belter pleased\nwould be bis rescuers.\nThe Earl of Sandwich hns(, given\nthe duchess a farm In Dorchester,\nwhere 10 pioneer boys will be sent up\nIn October. All present were enthusiastic over the good work the duchess\nis doing. Her energies are limitless\nand she displays Intense personal Interest in schemes' for the uplift of\nT-ondon's pooresl.\nUnlike so many soe.lely people, her\nInterest is not confined to lending ber\nname as patroness of philanthropic institutions. She is a real worker In\nbehalf of a scheme in Which she takes\nInterest and spares neither time, energy nor money.\nWomen Wranglers.\nTbe Tripos list issued by Cambridge\nyesterday contains two women wranglers, Miss 13. R. Behrmnnn of the\nCnpe of Good Hope and Miss I. 13.\nPiper of Aberdeenshire.\nShow Fashionable.\nAt the international horse show dinner last night, which was attended by\nn- distinguished company, Lord Lonsdale, the chairman, predicted thnt the\nshow at Olympla Ibis year will he one\nof the grentest fashion. The prizes,\nbo said, would be larger than ever before and more than $250,000 has been\nexpended already. He said the King\nand Queen not only would attend, bul\nthe King had entered several horses.\nPRAIRIE CROPS ARE\nMAKING GOOD PROGRESS\nf*Bv Dallv News Leased Wire,)\nWINNIPEG, June 14\u2014Tho cron report lo a local papor shows conditions\n|o he generally satisfactory, though the\nseason, taking the country as a whole,\nMark the End of the First Neek's Clean Sweep Sale\nCrowds of enthusiastic buyers testify to the phenamenal success of th's sale. If yatt have not already tsksn advantage of it you had better\nhurry and do so, as we are offering hundreds of extra bargains in everytlvng p-;rtnining to men's v\/ear. Como today, come next day, come\noften. Don't forget this is the biggest cut-price suit sale and furnishings ever known in this city for dependnbe merchandise, and if you ro-\nqnir-j a suit be sure and visit this sale.\nLook for the Big Red Signs\nJ. A, GIL]\nStore Hours, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.\nLook for jhejig Red Signs\nThe I. D. Smith Sales Co., of New York\nand Vancouver, in Charge ol this Sale\naaa\u00abB3.i^mMBH\u00abr!r!^R^\ns somewhat later than 1011. (Hi Men-\nlay y?3 points in* the three provinces\nwere asked to reply hy Wednesday to\nlhe following questions:\nWhat Is lhe percentage of increase\nin acreage of wheal, oats, barley and\nlax over 1D1I? \u25a0\nWhat ls the present height of wheat,\nmis. barley and flax?\nHas there been damage from frost,\n.nill or rain since last report?\nCompare condition of crop with same\n.late In 1011.\nL'p to going to press 204 points had\n.icon heard from. They are dlstrlbut-\n\u25a0d as follows:\nC. I'. R. lines. 127; C. N. R. line, 5!)\n.5. T. P. lines, 18.\nPractically all these points report\natlsraclory and good progress lining\n\u25a0ii ide. A very few points in Alberta\n\u25a0 ml iwo in Saskatchewan declared a\nneed of rn'n. Only three points\nported nny damage from the frost of\nlime 5, nnd this wns not of a serious\nnature. Tiie crop Is reported as well\nrooted, good color and strong.\nguess I sliall lia\ngoing to start\nment business.\nARTIFICIAL PRODUCTION\nOF HUMAN LIFE\nfRv- Dally Nows Leafed Wire.l\nBERLIN, June t4\u2014Privy Councillor\nDoderlein, the celebrated Munich professor, announces that he lias obtained\nsenrational success with experiments\nin the artificial production of human\nlife. The subject of bis experiments\nwas a marr.'ed woman 24 years of age,\nwho had hitherto been childless. Four\nCANADA FINE COUNTRY\nFOR WORKING MAN\nNever Out of Work Except Through\nOwn Fault\u2014Somo Newcomers\nDo Not Earn Board.\nThe following letter, published In\nthe Niagara Palls Record, will prob-\nibly be read witli especial Interest by\nf'\\ Williams of Nelson:\n\"A Sparbrook Man,\" writing from\nToronto to an English exchange, says:\nI bave been out here eight years\nmd I can safely say that I have never\nregretted coming. 1 am a painter by\ntrade, hut I havo not followed it up\n'ierc. 1 liave been farming for six\n\u25a0\/cars and during the olher two years\nhave done all kinds of work. I havo\nvorked in the bush and on the rnil-\noads. and also on large buildings In\nMontreal and other big towns. I have\nbeen all over Canada, and 1 think It\ni fine country for n working man. I\n\u25a0.\u25a0an safely say 1 have not been out\nof Work except through my own fault.\n1 have read a lot of the letters sent\nlo you b.v some of the boys out here,\nyome of them aro all right, but others\nare from fellows who say they arc\nWilling to work, I have come across\na lot of them on the farms and they\nire always running the farms down,\nthough the farmer pays them good\nwages, whllo these men do not earn\ntheir board. The first year I got $70\nfor eight months' work, but 1 can now\ngot 530 and my bonrd per month. If\nthe grumblers would only work for one\nyear ami get used to the ways of tho\nfarmer in this country they could get\nthe snnie, As regards other kinds of\nwork, I could always get on ail right.\nIf you arc willing to do anything In\nIhls country you will get along. There\nare n lot of men from borne about hero\nwho are always saying. \"That's not\nthe way we do it in the old land''; but\nthey seem to forget that there Is tho\nwuier between them and tho old land.\nI believe In lhe motto, \"When you aro\nn Home do as Rome does.\" We have\nhad a very long and cold winter this\nnd it has been hard on some of\nthe hoys in the towns, but things are\nbeginning to open up no-*. There Is\ngoing to be lots of work out here this\nsummer. 1 have not done much myself this winter, as I have been taking\nm-ii*:h\na fte\nMain\nundei\nartificial impregnation\nwas every assurance that she\nbecome the mother of a normal\nchild.\n\u25a0ssor Dodorlein has just pub-\nnii account of Uie experiment,\nT with particulars of similar\nanils carried out hy the Rus-\n\u25a0ienlisl h-unff. In the ense of\nhorses. Professor Doderleln's\niounl standing Is of the highest,\nvomen's specialists have studied\nhim at the University of Mu-\nThere Is every assurance that\ncccss of bis experiments i\nihe serious attention of tho\nmill medical world.\nDUCHESS EJECTS\nSUFFRAGETTE\nDisturbed Meeting at Devonshire\nHouse antl Duchess Leads Hor\nAway\u2014Princess Present.\nSHORT HAND SENT\nBY IC0N0GRAPH\nWonderful Apparatus Mny Be\nplied to Wireless Telegraphy-\nItaly Wants Patent.\nAp\n(By Dully News\nChronicle's M\ngraphs:\n\"Surprising\ntaiped belwee\nmiles distant,\ntlon nf a Tin\nllnrocchie. cal\ngraph.- The ,\nvance of anyl!\ncorded, ll tni\nmessages, nut\nall kinds of ci\n\"Exact reproi\nattraction of i\nspondence wil\nhellcoldal mov\nSo simple\ntransmitter\nBtrumenl n*\nLease-] wire.)\n14.\u2014-The Di\nbeing\nis Ui\u00ab\nund Turin, 02\nans of the Inven-\nith, Francesco de\n'Wireless Icono-\nElis is far in ad-\n* tbe kind yet re-\nbesldes ordinary\ns. shorthand and\naphs.\"\nfellows Upon llie\nwaves in corrc-\nrccelver of this\n\u25a0ie applied Willi c-\n; wireless telograp\nplant.\n'General Spingarl. minister of w\nIs so Impressed by the enormous a\nvantages of the wireless Iconogra\nfor Imparting orders and conveyl\nsketches in time of war with llie t\nmost secrecy Unit immediate arrant,\nments are being made to secure\nItaly the exclusive possession of I\npatent.\nWILL SUPPLEMENT GRANT\nFOR IMPROVED ROADS\n(Bv Polly News T.en*\"vl '\"\"'Ire.'i\nTORONTO. June 13.\u2014Hon. Dr.\nResume, minister of public works, assured the York county highway com-\nlnsslon that lhe Ontario government\nwould supplement its grant for Improved roads in the county by sharing\nIbe cost of the , permanent concrete\na rest; but now the spring has come I road being laid west of Toronto.\nfBy r>n!ly No\nLONDON, June\nDevonsh're helpe\ngotte who Intemi\nat. Devonshire hoi\nColonial Nursing\n\u25a0lay. Those presi\nHenry of Buttenli\nlh'- subject ol' voles fo\nLeased Wlvc.i\niifCra-\n;\u25a0 held\nic chief is now wall ing an unsworn Un- Virginia authorities In r'egai\nthe prisoner.\nSOVEREIGNS FOR TRIPLETS\n(My Dally\nTORONTO,\nold sovereign\nNOWS r,e:L.--e.l Wlr''.*)\nJune 14.\u2014Three bright\ni from King George V.,\nic Von Zubeii boy tripled liy Mayor Gary yes-\niptcts continue lo thrive\n\u25a0\u25a0led Prim\n\u25a0wis Harci\nSUFFERED THREE YEARS\nTill Dr, Morse's EncJlan Root\nPills cured his Kidney Trouble\nHi\nShe\nfirst\n\u2022d he\nANOTHER MEMBER OF\nALLEN GANG ARRESTED\nr.T3XIN<\nEtl-wnrds.\nThere are few diseases tli.it cause more\nacute suffering than Kidney Trouble,\nand Mr. 1*'. A. Thomas, cl Sudbury Ont.,\nonshlre. is one of those who know it. He writes:\n\"For over three year:; I suffered from\nkidney disease. First I thought I had\nsprained iny back, for suddenly the pain\nwould catch the small of my back and AGE EIGHT\nCfie -Batlij jletoa.\nSATURDAY, ;\n. JUNE 1B\n$850 Handles This 7-Acre\nRaneh\t\nIt's excellent value just now, bu**. owing to prevailing conditions this land will rapidly INCREASE IN\nl._ VALUE VERY SHORTLY. This ranch is only a little ovor a mile from Nelson. Soil is sandy loam with\nclay subsoil. The upper' portion is black loam. About two acres cleared and has been cultivated. Balance\nsmall scrub and easily cleared. G >od road right through tho property from Nelson. Good creek with sufficient water for ail purposes.! Th s property is a good buy. Worth m->re than asked now and will surely in-\ncrtas-) in value. Prico $2,200; $85) cash, balance on easy terms.\nGot a house, lot or ranch to sell? List them with us. Wo havo customers.\nWestern Canada Investment Co.\nFinancial Agents. Real Estate. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. Timber Lands. Rents Collected. Loans.\nJ. E. TAYLOR, Manager.\nALEX. CHEYNE, Secretary.\nSafety Doposit Boxes for Rent.\nH. E. DOUGLAS, insurance and\nLoan Department.\nC. A. VAN HEMERT, Timber\ndepartment.\nP. O. Box 1042. Phone 254,\nCor. Baker and Josephine Streets.\nThis Is the\nMonth of Brides\nand this ls the place to solve the\n\"\u2022\u25a0 problem of an appropriate wed\n*. ding gift. Just look over our\nI display of beautiful table silver\nand crystalline Cut Glass and\nsome article Is sure to suggest\nitself as 'just what you need for\nthe approaching event. Our\nOur prices are moderate,\nU. J. Walker\nJeweler-* and Optician\nBaker Street Nelson\nWatch Repairing our Specialty.\nMARKETS\n. CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET\n(By Dally News Leas**-*1 *\\Vlre.>\nCHICAGO, June 14.\u2014uattlb-l-ufflDlptSi\n16TOII head; mar-net steady. Beeve5riti..ai\n(jiU.ri); Texas steers, \u25a0fii.iiiw.S.L'ft; western\nsteers, :fii.t*u-f\/.s.*'-,; stockers and feeders,\n\u2022fl.iWi'i*.'.-!; cows and heifers, ^.IKJ-v,7.uU;\nuilves. (6.50@S.50. . \"\nHt-gBf-iRcceipti;, 1S.0C0 head; market,\nwcaic to 5c lower. Light, |7.ifcV..;.4.i*\nheavy, $7.10@7,K; rough, ST.io-in.L-.-.-ipigs,\nl.).-Ai..ti.!)j; bulk of tales, $V.3u(li\/T.6l),\nSheep\u2014Receipts, 11,000 head; mat kit\nLlffiuly to I0l- lower. Natives, $:i.-i'iiir..li);\nwestern, J3.MW6.16i yearlings, il.W-tr,\n1-itnbi-,- native, (1,\u00a36(\u00a7!8; western, (l.DO'iiS.\nFREE SELLING\n*; (By Dally New.\" Leased Wire.)\nWINNU'EG,June 14.-The tgrceast\nlarger , world s 's.np-uehts and the\np'SKed conditions over tlie winter wli\ndWtriets brought freer selling ori*\nfi-Sin all parts, resulting ln a sharp\ncline from the opening in American ni\nk-tthj. where values wero from Ic to\n.over yesterday's close. There wns\nmoderate demand for cash wheat fi\\-...\nBtflppers and values lacked the support\nof-yesterday on the lower grades, clos\"\nfrom Vi^'Mie down.\nWINNIPEG STOCKS\nund Ontario & Western, were undt*.*\npressure from the outset, the result in\null probability of rumors or known conditions which seriously affect their dividend prospects in tlio Immediate future,\nContrary wise, such special ties us General Electric, Westinghouse, American\n.Malting, common uiui preferred, the\nTobacco shares and some of tiie more.\nmiscellaneous Issues, made early gains\nof x tu ll points, but most of these advances were obliterated and In some\ncases gave way to lasses later In tne\ndav.\nBetterment In the steel trade conditions \"seems to have spread to all lines.\nThe. United States Cast Iron, Pipe &\nFoundry company, which suspended dividends op the preferred stock a year ago\ntoday, declared a 4 per cent dividend,\npayable In quarterly Installments out of\nearnings for tlie last fiscal year.\nThe bond market was heavy with sharp\ndeclines In some of lhe lending Issues,\nTotal sales, pur value. $1,791,000, United\nStates government bonds were unchanged\nBUYING OF STEEL FEATURE\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\n\u25a0MONTREA-L, June R-IBuvlng of Steel\nwnf a feature (1I today's market at 05*4\n1865%, compared with (A% nt the close\nyesterday. Most Of tlie orders were from\nthe London market where there continues much Interest In tbe. stock. Cement kept firm, selling at 37. The preferred, after opening at 89, reacted a\nfraction. Car & Foundry went higher\nto 79% on good haying, which seems to\nbe confident of a higher range on thu\ngood showing of the earnings, The London ^notation was s2'\/j, equivalent to\nf-CM: rnere, Toronto Railway was strung\nat Hi ex-dlvldend and iw& cash. Monl-\ncnl Cottons were ulso strong at .V-'i'.ji'.\ntio was strong ut lWi, Son al 112 and\nConverters nt 46%. Montreal rower was\n\u25a0tinirty nt X.IWKV\/., Sella %. Woods\nShawlnlg.\n137',\n131\niiebelleti contl\ned a weak feature, Hell-\nn- off io li*\"\non scattered Belling by\nIlsappolnted si\n-dilators,\nTrading was\n\u25a0 pile! during Ihe uflcr-\ntoon with only\nfractlonul pi-lee changes.\n\"\u2022fcmont eased\noff again to 28%, but\nSteel was Blend\n' at BStf. Richelieu went\noff to in*1, bn\nrallied to 110. Textile\nwns steady at\n214 G3t-(llvldend. Car was\n'HV'iT!!, Detroit\ni'I, iWer 207M and Koo\nraise annually by rate the sum of\n11,707.22 for paying tlio said debt and\nInterest\nNow therefore, the Municipal Council\nof llie Corporation of the City of Nelson\nenacts ns follows;\n1. It shnll and may be lawful for\ntho Mayor of lho Corporation o(\nthe City of Nelson to borrow upon\ntho credit of tho said Corporation, by way of debentures hereinafter\nmentioned from any person or persons,\nbody or bodies corporate, who may he\nwitling to advance the same as a loan,\na sum of money not ere leding hi Ihe\nwhole the sum of twenty thousand\nl$20,000.00) dollars and to cause all such\nsums so raised or received to be paid\ninlo the bunds of the Treasurer of lhe\nsaid Corporation for the lurpbse and\nobject hereinafter recited.\n2. It sliall he lawful for the Mayor\nof the said Cornoratlon to cause any\nnumber of debentures lo be made, exec-\neuted and Issued for such sum or -ottnis\nus may be required for the purposo and\nobject aforesaid, not exceeding, however the sum of twenty Kiousund\ni-Jii.iion.Lfl) dollars, each of ihe said dc\nben tures being of the denomination of\nono thouaand (1,000.00) dollars, und all\nof such debeniures sliall be sealed with\nthe. seal of tlie Corporation and signed\nby tho innyor thereof.\n3. Tiie saiti debentures \"Shall bear date\nino lust nay ol July, lill'i, and sliall b>\nDayuuie la twenty t'-i'i years from Un\nt-u.-i date in ULVrlUl money of Uaimutt\nut lho office of me ianiitt ot Moiurun\n.a \u25a0velt'on, aforesaid, which sum pla'u\nut payment snail Db 'designated by the\n\u25a0 uo'H'iiUires, uiid siiaa nave at\nicu to Unem coupons lor ine pa-.\nil ol .merest, ana tli\nthe first duy\nli year during\nI snail bB su.\nes and coupons\nmay be \u25a0\n4. Tlie\nui the\nntu\nil ted\nes sllil\nitm-i\n\u25a0nt-\nlithographed.\n- (By Dally News Leased\nLlated-\nHid Asked\nConada nre, F.p\t\nCltr ft Prov -.\nIBS ...\nCom. Loan {_ Trust \t\nGreat West Life \t\nEmpire Loan \t\nHIS 110\nUmpire Loan, IM1\t\n1.1(1 115\nGreat West Permanent \t\n123% r1;1-\nHome Inv. & Snv\t\n140\nS. A. Warrants \t\n... i ion\n100\nNorlheni c.l'.e\t\n1011\nSttlhdard Trusts ex-dlv. \t\nITU\nWinnipeg Land & Mortgage ..\n160 ...\nWinnipeg Palni & (Mass pfd.\n... US\nSties\u2014i; Crown e.f.e., 05.\nExchange will bo closed ton\niirrow and\non all Katuniavs until Sept.\nnext.\nSPOKANE MARKETS\n(Sharp & Irvine.)\nBIO\nAsked\nB. C. Copper $ n.ito\nCaledonia (12\nCanadian Consolidated 3R.00\n(irtinbv 50.00\n59. (fl\nInternational Coal .44\nDicky Jim in\n.22\nNugKet 30\n.30\nnimbler-Cariboo os\nRoyal ,' 02\n.01\nSnowstorm 5.*;\nstandard l.-lf*\n1.00\nStewart 1.2.1\n1.24\n\u25a0Sales\u2014lOO Snowstorm nt 60c, 1100\nit .*..\u25a0*,(\u25a0\u25a0\n100 Stewart at $1.22, fi*>0 at Jl.**.\n; 1.001)\nCHledrinla at (Be, 2,3)1 at Ol'-'-c, 50)\n1.000 at cotec.\nNEW YORK PRICES WEAK\n(By \"Dally News Leased Wire.l\nNEW Y0RK, June II.-Tne first Hire\nhours .of today's stock market dealing\nlie], -.nryln\" fro\nnefiH.; .Later hi;\nfeverish, with\nin\n-rity\nhclivl-\nmurked' increase of\nbusiness, There followed a certain\n-amount of liquidation, with a liberal\nHiirinkling of short selling. The movement was around the leading stocks,\nrecording declines of 2 to 4 points from\nyesterday's closing, but ihe tone remained unsettled to the close.\nContrary to generul expectations the\nmarket at the close gave no visible signs\nof relief or sJitisfaetloti at the Indefinite\nsuspension of activities by the congressional money Investlgatin*- committee,\nneither did It In any other tangible way\nrel'b- t file temporary halt In thp proceedings of th dissolution suit of tbo\ngovernment r\u2014tnst the United States\nSteel corporation. As a matter of fact,\nthe general attitude of the trading public toward the market wus largely one\nof detachment or Indifference, and tho\ndnv's dealings probably represented Utile\nmere than the operations oT an ull ra\nprofessional coterie whose ventures nave\npromise of increasing curtailment in tho\ncourse of tbe next fortnight.\nQuite part from the factors outlined,\n-\u25a0-\u2022\u25a0i-.p. -.i-*,.\u25a0\u2022\u2022\u2022\u25a0 ineliiiUii--' the l-Vrtl Users\nGOOD UNDERTONE BUT\nTRADING-IS QUIET-\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nIJ'X DON, June 14.\u2014Money was In\ngu:id demand for settlement purpose:\nand to pav for recent new Issues: ills\ncount rates were firmer. The stock mat'\nket bad a good undertone but trading\nwas (|tiiet. The settlement passed ofl\nsatisfactorily. Home rails Improved and\nMexican rails advanced on Investment\nbuying. Foreign securities were steady\nand 1,-ufflrs anil oil ami rubber shares\nfirm. American securities were dull and\nfeatureless throughout file day. Prices\nmoved within narrow limits and In lhe\nthe market followed Wa\nitrcct's lead.\nThe\nelm\null.\nTORONTO STOCKS\n\"tv DallV News Leased Wirt\nONTO. June li.-nio. i:\"-;i\nIls 141*4: Winnipeg, 'i:'.\\'\u00bb:\u2022:\u2022::,;\nNO COMPROMISE\nCANDIDATE FOR TAFT\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nWASHINGTON, June 14\u2014President\nTaft tonight sent the following telegram to C, D. Iltlles.. his secretary, who\nis now in charge of bis personal interests at Chicago. \"The report lhal\nI am in any way considering the possibility of a compromise candidate is\nwholly unfounded and you ure tut-\nthortzed to deny the report with confidence. 1 abide in the -Judgment of the\nconvention.\"\nrate ui 5 per cent per uiuiuin lion\nic thereof, which interest snail In\nd semi-annually ut ihe said office ot\nliunit of Montreal In Nelson afore.*\nil, in uiwiul money of Canada, on tbe\nl.ist day of January and the lirst day\nui' July respectively lu cadi year durilla\nme. currency thereof, ami snail bo so\nexpressed in suid debentures und coupons\nto hi s.t payable..\n5. It shull belawful for tlhe Muyor uf\nDie. said Corporation to negotiate and\nsell tue said debentures, or any uf then\nln no cu\nuny of the\nless tiiau\ntheir vume\ngpuatin \u2022 i\nnel\nshall tne duuenlun***,\na negotiated or sold for\n.y-five per centum* of\nng lite cost of no-\n., brokerage and all\npeii^es\"' 'i \"\u201e \"\"\"it\n\u2022used and* levied lu\neach year during the currency of tlm\ndebentures tne sum of $1,000,011 for the\npayment of interest, und the sum tif\niti)-_.l_ tor the payment of the principal\nmoneys secured by said debentures, by\nrate sufficient therefor on all the rateable land In Uhe snid Municipality,\n7. It shall lie lawful for tbo Municipal\nCouncil tu repurchase any of tiie said\ndebentures upon such terms as may be\nwith the legal holders\n!)-.hJ-T\nitbei\n\u25a0 \u25a0reel\npart theicuf,\ntime oi sale or any snbsc-\ntimos, und all debentures\n.I shall forthwith be niti-\nslroyed, und no reissue of\nrepurchased shull be made\ni of such repurchase,\naw shnll to\u00abG effect on\nafter lhe 20tli day of June, 1912.\nThis by-law shall he cited for ail ptir-\noC Nelson Flro Hall\nThis\n191i2.\ni nnd passed\nIn\nalto notice that liho above Is a true\ny id the proposed bv-law upon which\nvote of the Munieinulity will he\non nt lhe City of Nelson on the\nsntleth dav of June next, between the\nirs of 9 o'clock a.m. and 7 o'clock\ni,; for the I3ast Ward ut the Cily\n11, corner of L^ront and Ward streets,\nI for the West Ward at tlio Bund\nam, SCO Kootenay street.\nW. B. WASSON,\nCity Clerk,\nelson, B.C., June 7tll, 1012. 45-12\nCORPORATION OF THE CITY OF\nNELSON\nBy-law No. 232\nA By-law to raise twenty thousand\nCAl.Ol'l'.iii)) dollurs for the purchase of\na site for a flro .tall, the building\nof a fire hull Ihercon and the equipment thereof within uhe municipal\nlimit*- of the city of Xelson.\nWhereas a pi tlllon has -been presented\ntu the municipal council of the city of\nNelson, sinned by the owners of ul\nleust one-tenth of Hie value of tho real\nproperty of tbe city of Nelson as shown\nby ihe last revised assessment roll,\nrequesting lho council to Introduce a hy-law for the purpose of\npurchasln*-* a site for a fire hall, erecting a fire hull thereon and equipping\nthe sume, toe cost of siicih site, buildings\nand equipment not to exceed the sum of\ntwenty thousand ($20,0M.(\u00bb) dollars.\nAnd whereas It ls deemed expedient to\ncomply wllh the request of the petltlon-\nAnd whereas fnr the purpose aforesaid\nIt will he necessary to borrow the sum\nor twenty thousand i$20,000.00) dnllara\nnnd to issue debentures of the city of\nNelson for the -iirpose of raising suid\namount.\nAnd whereas the whole amount of\nrateable land of the said cllv of Nelson\naccording lo the lust revised assessment\nroll is $1,042,355.\nAnd whereas it will be renulslte pi\nA Safe, Sensible Investment\nAn Improved fruit farm eomprlsln**- 93 acres of strictly Choice fruit land\nand with one-half mile frontage oh Kooteim\" lake. Fifteen acres clenred\nand under cultivation, 10 'ncres-. of^whlch are In bearing orchard. One ncto\nof strawberries; one aero of small fruit*1: registered water right and water\nditched over farm, Could be sub-dlvldeil into smaller tracts to nd vantage.\nConsidering thin ioeat:on nilfl tllh very fine quality or the land und Improvements (tbo orchard being in first class condition and of standard varieties)\nwe consider this farm one of the best buys In the district today.\nPrice $10,000. Terms nrraged.\nDealers In Hl-ffh Class Fruit Lands.\nToye & Toye\nP. O. Box 147, NELSON, B.C.\nCORPORATION OF THE CITY OF\nNELSON\nBy-law No, 233\nA By-law to raise seven thousand five\nhundred t7,f,U0.OU' dollars for the purposo of extending lhe existing Water\nworks system of tbe City of Nolson.\nWhereas u petition has heen presented\ntu the municipal council of the elty of\nNelson, signed by the owners of ui\nleast Dlic-lentll of the value of the real\nproperly of tlie city of Nelson as shown\nby tho last revised assessment roll,\nrequesting that a by-law be Introduced\nauthorizing the issue and sale of debentures of the CHy of Nelson to the extent of Seven thousand five hundred\n($7,600.00) dollurs for the purpose of extending the existing water works system\nof the City of Nelson,\nAnd whereas It is deemed expedient to\ncomply with the request of the petltlon-\nAnd whereas for the purpose aforesaid\ntt. will he necessary to borrow the sum\nof seven thousand five hundred ($7..Vj0.'nip\ndollars, nnd to Issue debetitilfts of the\nCily of Nelson for the purpose of rais-\nInu- snid amount.\nAnd whereas tho whole amount of\nrateable hind of the said city of Nelson\naccording to tbo last revised assessment\nroll Is $1,042,856.\nAnd whereas It will bo requisite io\nralSO annually by rate the sunt uf\nJf-40.20 for paying tiie said debt and\nInterest.\nNow therefore, the Municipal Council\nof the Corporation of the City of Nelson\nenacts ns follows:\n1. It shall and may bo lawful fo:\ntbo Mayor of the Corporation uf\nthe City of Nelson to borrow upon\nthe credit of the said Corporation, by way of debentures hereinafter\nmi'ctloned from any person or persons,\nbody or bodies corporate, who may he\nwilling to ndvnneo the same ns a Ipall,\nn sum of monev not exceeding In tlio\nwhole the t-um of seven thousand five\nhundred (\".r-OO.Ofil nnd to cause such minis\npn raised or received'to -be paid into\ntbe hands of the Treasurer of lhe said\nCorporation for the purpose and object\nhereinbefore recited.\n2. Tt shnll be lawful for the Mayor\nof ihe pah] Cornoratlon to cause any\nnumber of debentures tn be made, cxec-\nented and issued for such bum or stuns\nns mny be reoulred for tho purpose and\nObject aforesaid, not exceeding, however llie Ni'm of seven Ibouunnd flvr\nhundred S7.roo.ooi dollars, each of Lhe\nsaid debenture*- betnsr of the denomination nf one thousand ($1,000,001 dollars,\nand all of such dobentures shall be\nsealed with**'the seal of tliu Corpora tion\nilia signed bytiio Mayor thereof.\n* 3. The suiu dotteiuui i-s shall bear dale\ntbe rirs'l day (it July. 11)12, and \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.alt ue\nmade payauie m twenty l-'b yeurs trout\nuiosmu uate in lawtui nuaii-.v ot Canada,\nat tne ottico Of the Hank of Montreal\noi IN elson, aforesaid, widen said place\nof payment shall be de*-^nat---d by tne\naula debentures, - and *=aall liave ut-\ni.aetied to tuiem coupons for Hie payment of interest, aim uie signature!- tu\ntne Interest coupons nun* be eltner written, stamped, printed or llinographed.\n4. The debentures sliall bear lnujrejt\nat tho rate of 5 per cent per annum troiu\nino date thereol, Which interest snail ue\nuaid semi-annually at lhe said office ul\ntue Baitlf. or Montreal in -Nelson aiore-\nsuid, in lawful mone;\ntil'Bt duy ot Januai;\nof July-respectively\nmo -currency therco\nexpressed in said del\ntu be so payable.\n6, lt shall be lawful for the Mayor ol\ntlie said Corporation |.o negotiate and\nsell the said debentures, \u00bb\u25a0' any of them,\nbut in no case shall tlie. debentures, ot\n-iny of therii, be negotiated or sold for\nless than ninety-five per centum ol\ntholr vnlue, liR-Iudliif- the east of negotiating tho sale, brokerage and ail\nother Incidental 'expciisCH.\nli. There shall be raised und levied In\neach year during the currency of llie\ndebentures the sum of j:'75 for lhe payment of interest, and the sum of -*2ti;,.2ii\nfor tihe repayment uf lhe principal\nmoneys secured b\" the said debenture^,\nbv rata sufficient therefor on all the\nruleable lund In tho said Municipality.\n7. It shall be lawful fur tlio Municipal\nCouncil, to repurchase nny of the said\n,le ben tures upon such terms as may he\nagreed upon with the legal holders or\nholders thereof ot* any part thereof,\neither at the time of side or any subsequent time or times, and all debentures\nso repurchased shull forthwith be can-\n\u25a0\u2022oiled and destroyed, and no reissue of\ndebentures so repurchased shull be made\nIn consequence of such \u25a0\u2022-\u2022nirchase.\n5. This bv-law shall take effect on\nand after the 29th dny of June, 1912.\n9. This by-law shall !\u00bb\u25a0 riled fur all pur-\nnoses as the \"Cltv of Nelson Water\nWorks F.xlenslon By-law No. 233, 1912.\nDono and passed in council assembled\nthis day of 1*12.\nNOTICE\nTake notice that the above is a true\nropv of the proposed bv-law upon which\nthe' vote of the Municipality wilt be\nlaken nt the City of Nelson on the\ntwentieth day of June next, between Ihe\nhours df 9 o'clock a.m. aud 7 o'clock\nn.m.; for tlie IBost Ward at the City\nHall, corner of Front and Ward streets,\nand for the West Ward ut the Band\nRoom, H-fl Kootenay street.\nW. 13. WASSON,\nCity Clerk.\nNelson, B.C., Juno \"th. 1912. 45-12\nCORPORATION OF THE CITY OF\nNELSON\nBy-law No. 234\nBj-luw' tu raise seven thousand B\\\nFOR 3ALE.\nFOR SALE-Counter, 12 feet long. Ap\"lv\nHazel wood Parlors, Nelson. aw-tf.\nFOR SALE\u2014Cheap. 160 acres In famous\nPend d'Oreille valley, near Waneta;\nclose to government highway; large\nproportion ready for plow; free from\nroots and stones;,-excellent land; perfect\nclimate; ample water available; $30 par\nacre for block, or would sell In 20-acrsa\nplots. Terms. This Ib a snap for rancher\nor investor. F, O. Box KB, Nelson.\n1 ai3-tf.\nrun SAL I-*;\u2014Motel, bar tn connection, doing good business. Retiring on account\nof health. L. \\V. Goodrich, proprietor,\nBox 443, Trail B.O. \"23-20\nFOB SALE\u2014We have 20 acres of choice\nfruit land, H acres cleared, balance\neasy to clear; 550 choice apple trees\nplanted threo years. Also small and\nlargo tracts, partly Improved and unimproved. Wo are running excursions\nevery week lo our lands. Come along\nand have a good time. You are ns welcome as the flowers In May. For further particulars apply Room 8, Griffin\nBlock. 1*. O. Box 31. Nelson. B.C.\n43-tr.\nFOB SALE\u2014First clnss residence, neat-\nlake und car, five lots all cultivated;\n10 trees in full bearing. Owner leaving\nNelson. Easy terms. Farvlew, Box S*-1,\nNelson. 44-tf.\nFOR SALE\u2014Nearly 300 acres, near Nelson, sullut-lc for mixed farming or niir-\n\u2022ery; 10 ncres ready for plow. Easy terms\nProprietor, P; O. Box 321, Nelson. 44-tf.\nFOR HALE OR RENT-Two Improved\nranches. Marsdeii, Taglium, B.C.\n\u202245-13\nFOR SALE-Smnll bouse nnd four lots.\nBearing fruit Irees and chicken house,\nFurther particulars apply P. O. Box 274.\nNelson. *45-1Ij\nHELP WANTED..\nNELSON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY\nC. F. Hutton, Manager.\nHELP OP ALL KINDS\nPROMPTLY FURNISHED.\nTHE WORKINGMEN'S EMPLOY-\n\u25a0 MENT AGENCY\nWANTEI>-Rallway laborers, $2.75 per\nda-v, board $0 per week, no fee; lumber\n\"Tillers; sawyers; swampers; catilhook\nmen; deckers; yard men; \"\u25a0Inner tailei\nPlaner feeders; teamsters; man 1\nranch; woman, hotel work, $10; two\nwaiters, mine -boarding house; energetic\ncan-ible young man ils simply clerk and\najrolatant bookkeeper. Must -have ;:ood\nknowledge of hardware und warehouse\nwork, and be \"ood penman; one who is\nout to climb to the top of tho ladder\n\u2022\"\u25a0ith a big com-niny.\nW. Parker, 312 Baker street, Phone 2SI.\nFORT GEORGE LAND CO.\nReal Estate, Employment Office\n315'\/j Baker Street, Nelson.\nP. O, Box 888. Phone IM.\nJACOB GREEN & CO.\nAuctioneers, Appraisers, Valuators,\nP. O. Box 233, Nelson, B. C.\nH. W. DAVIES\nImproved Farm Lands. Real Estate.\nGeneral Insurance, Rentals Collected.\nP.O. Box 811. Opp. City Hall, Nelson, B.C.\n, *&___\nFOR SALE\u201450 to 100 shares French's\nComplex Oro Reduction Co., Ltd., (IO\neach. Apply P. O. Box 117, Victoria,\nB.C. --47-I\nFOR SALE\u2014Plants. Now is the time\nto plant EarllnuiL tomato. $l per. 100,\nAsters, Antirrhinums, Collipsls, Phlox,\n\u2022Stocks, Verbenas und Carnations, 25e per\ndozen, Jl fur 50, post paid, Kennedy.\nWillow Point. < \" '\nFOR SALE\u2014Complete barbers outfit, almost new, $100. McTnvlsh & Mnek\nFOR KAL1<\nsnap,\na.\nby in\noi the\nowners\n.ty ol' nelson us all\n;u USHccbmeliL lull,\nuj-iuw uu in.u'Uui\n(lUUlor.-Ullg ine IbbUu unit Sine ul ue\nunco ol tne city uf utoibui' io u.u\nluiu ol seven thousand live bum\nt^i.jev.i-uj uOtlai'S lor tliu purpose ul\n-.ending lhe existing Hewer system\nmo cliy oi' Neibon,\nAnd whereus it Is deemed expedient to\ncomply wun the reifutlst ot tue petition\nel'S.\nAnd wliereas for the purpose aforesaid\nit wilt bo nucouBury \u201ei,o borrow inc. sun\nof seven thousand live Hundred W'.&w.t-u\neuHars\/iaim to, ibsuo detlUfttUW'SIlit 1 in\n-\\eison lur tne purpose of rails\nIS\nunt.\nlho\n,-,-hole amount\nud eily ut AeiSi\n'-\u25a0vised ossessmu\neuulu laud of tuo\naeebming iu ihe iust-\noit Is $i,(H48fi6.\nAim wnereau it will be requisite tu\nuiso annually by rate the sum Ui\n\u2022M0.20 lor paying tlio said debt aim\ninterest.' V l*|\nNow therefore, till Municipal Council\nof the corporation of the City uf iNeiaun\nenacts us follows;\n1, it shall und muy be lawful foi\nthe Mayor of the Corporation ol\nme City of Nelson lo borrow upon\nthe credit of tuo said Corporation, by way of debentures hereinutiei\nmentioned trom any person or pen-on-*,\nbody or bodies corporate, who may be\nwdnng to advance the same us u lean,\na stun of money not exceeding in the\nwhole tho sum uf seven thousand five\nhundred U7.tjOU.uO- dollars and to cause lib\nSUCIi sums su falsed or received to u<-\npuni into the lianas of the Treasurer ol\nuie suid L'urporuuon for Uie purpura\nulld object hereinbefore recited.\n\u00a3. Il shall be luwfiil fur lhe Mayor\nof the suid Cornoratlon lo cause any\nLimber of debentures to be made, excelled and issued fur such sum or sums\n) may ho required fur the purpose and\nobject aforesaid, not exceeding, itow-\nver, lho sum of seven thousand five\nniidred ($7,B00.00J dollars each of the\naid debentures being of the denonilua-\nloti of one thousand ($1,000.00) doIUiib,\nml ail of sucli debentures sliall be\nealed with the seal of the Corpoiatloii\ntul signed hy the \"Muyor thereof.\n:i. The suid debentures shall bear dale\nho first dav of July. 1012. and shau be\nmade payable in twenty (20) years from\nsaid date In lawful money of Canaua,\nthe office of the Bunk of Montreal\nNelson, aforesaid, which said pl;ue\npayment shall be designated by Uie\nsaid debentures, and shall liave attached to theiu coupons for the payment of Interest, and the signatures lo\ntho Interest coupons may be either written, stamped, printed or lithographed,\n4. The debentures shall bear Interest\nat the rate of 6 per cent per annum from\nthe dale thereof, whieh interest sliall he\npaid semi-annually at the said office of\nthe Hunk of Montreal In Nelson aforesaid, In lawful money of Cnnada, on the\nfirst dav of January and the first day\nOf July respectively in each year during\nthe currency thereof, und shall be su\n\u25a0 \\pressed In said debentures and coupons\nto bo so payable.\n5. It shall be lawful for the Mayor of\nthe said Corporation to negotiate and\nsell the said debentures, or any of them,\nbut in no case shall the dobentures, or\nany of lliem, he negotiated or sold for\nliss than ninety-five per centum ol\ntheir value, including tlie cost of nc-\ngoUntlng the sale, brokerage and ail\nother ineldeiUitl expenses.\nil, There s-hnll he rnised and levied In\neach year during lho currency of the\ndobentures the sum of $375 for tlie payment of interest, and tlio sum of Sl-im.ini\nfor the repayment of the principal\nmoneys secured bv tlie said debentures,\nby rate stiffR-Ient therefor on all the\nrateable laud In the said MnnlcliinlUy.\n7. It shull be lawful for the Municipal\nCouncil to repurchase any of the snid\ndebentures upon such terms ns may lie\nagreed upon with the legal holders Ot\nholders thereof or any part thereof,\neither nl tho lime of sale or any subsequent Ume or times, and all debentures\nso repurchased shall forthwith bo candied and destroyed, nnd no reissue nf\ndebentures so repurchased shnll be mado\nin consequobce of such repurchase\n8, This bv-law shall take effect on\nand nfter the 20lb (inv of June. 1012.\n0, This by-law shall be cited for all mir-\ntinsinfi as the \"Cltv of Nelson Sewer Ex-\nlension By-law NO, 231, 1012.\"\nDone and passed In council npsemblcd\nthis dav of MM.\nNOTICE\nTnke notice that tihe above Is a true\ncopy of the proposed bv-law upon which\nlhe vote of the Municipality will he\nt-nken at the Cltv of Nelson on the\ntwentieth duv of June next, between the\nhours nf D O'clVk a.m. nnd 7 o'clock\nn.m,; fnr tho East Ward at the Cltv\nMall, corner of Front and Ward streets,\nand ror lhe West Ward at the Ban.i\nRoom, Gm Kootenay \"treet.\nW. ft. WASSON.\nCity Clerk.\nFOR SALE\u2014BniiisWUk-Iiallte Collemlar\nEhbIIihi billiard table. First class condition. Good as new. Standard size,\nPrice reasonable. Apply General Secre\ntary, Y.M.C.A., Nelson, B.C. 50-it\nFOR SALE-Creston fruit lands. Large\ntracts of choice wild land at $10, $15,\n$25 and $50 per acre. Improved and semi-\nImproved land at from $50 to $200 per\nacre.\nCRESTON CLIMATE IS THE BEST\nWrite the owner.\nR. LAMONT, Creston. B. C.\nFOR RENT\nFOR RENT\u2014Five roomed furnished\nhouse. Apply W. G, Thomson's Bookstore. 35-tf.\nFOR ItENT-Kerr apartment block.\nIdeal location, one block from contra\nuf city. New; up-to-date; clean; comfortable; every room steam healed. Suites\nof two, three or four rooms tu suit, furnished or unfurnished. Each suite lias\nbath, toilet, kitchen cabinet and gas\nrange. Laundry and storeroom In basement. Most economical method of housekeeping known. Prices reasonable. 30-tf.\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished cottage on west\n[arm Kootenay hike, iuo yards from\nWi;\u00a5,t Ountiilm .steam -r landing,' six miles\n- - Nelson, half mile from willow Polnl\nP. O. Large verandah, sitting room wilh\nfire place, two bedrooms, bathroom,\npantry, kitchen; water piped; flower garden und lawn. Beautiful view. Applv\nJ. J. Campbell, Willow Point. 3li-lf,\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished room, 411 Silica\nFOR RENT\u2014\u25a0'House of six rooms on\nliaker street, opposite Dally Nows\nliuilding. Apply li. II. Pitts, Grand\nCeatral hotel. 47-li\nFOR RENT-six rimmed house, 020 Latimer, Furnished throughout, bulb hot\nand cold. Apply D. McKay, or Western\nCanada Investment compuny, Baker\nstreet. \u202247-li\nFOR RENT-Ci\nhouse. Apply 017\nfun\nFOR UlvNT-\nper itiuiilli.\nLogllouse at Four-Mile, Sia\nCairns, Willow Point. *ll)-0\nIU-INT-\n\u25a0 Apply\nFOR BENT-Room with hoard, 1002\nNOTICE OF DISSOLUTION\nNotice In hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between lhe\nundersigned us painters, at the elty uf\nNelson, under the firm name of Dodd\n& Brown Is this day dissolved by\nmutual consent. All debts owing to the\nsaid partnership ure to be paid to Sidney\nDodd. of the elty of Nelson, and all\naid partnership\nivhr\n\u25a0espnlcd to tin\nDated at Nel\nsaid Sldnev Dodd,\nin ho settled,\nl J tli day of June,\nLIQUOR ACT\nNotice Is hereby given that on the lib\nduy of July, 1912, next, application will\n- nuide to the Superintendent of Pro-\nda! Police for the transfer of lhe\nIkenae for tbe snle of liquor by retail\nlu and upon the premises known as the\nKootenay Falls hotel, situate at Stocan\nJun-tlun, British Columbia, from Moore\n& Johnson to J. W. Moore, of Slucan\nJunction, B,C,\nBaled this 1st dnv of June, 1*112.\nMOORE & JOHNSON,\nHolders of License,\n41-M Applicant for Transfer.\nXelson, B.C., June 7th, 1913.\nTENDERS FOR MINERAL CLAIMS\nFORFEITED TO THE CROWN\nTenders for the undermentioned mineral\nclaim will be received by the undersigned\nup to 12 -'clock noon, on Monday, the\n21th duy of June, 1912, which claim wus\nforfeited tu Uie Crown at the tux sale\nheld at tihe courthouse, Rossland, B.C.,\non the following date:\n\"While Iron*' mineral claim, Lot 4601\nNovember 7th, 1901,\nTo lip considered, alt tenders must be\nat leant equal to the upset price which\nIs given \"below, whloh Is equivalent to the\namount ni which said elalm eould have\nbjen purchased by the owner or owners\non tiie above dale, together wllh tuxes\nnnd interest which hoive accrued sin.-e\nthe 'lax snle, Inclusive of the eost of advertising, for tenders and the Crown\nGrant fee.\nName of Claim. Upset Price. Lot No.\n\"White Iron\" $130.40 4*301\nEach tender must be accompanied by\na certified cheque for the rull amount\nthereof, pnyablent pur at Nelson, B.C.,\nIn favor of tiie undersigned.\nThe 'cheques of all unsuccessful -tenderers will he Immedlalelv returned.\nDated nt Nelson, B.C., this 21st lay\nOf May, 1912.\nW. V. TEETKEL,\n45.12 31-la.w-i.\nGovernment -Agent.\nWANTED\u2014MISCELLANEOUS\nWANTED-An opportunity for a live\nman. selling our guaranteed Yakima\nVolley grown nursery Btock. Exclusive\nterritory. Outfit free. Cash weekly.\n\"Hustle,\" not experience required. Top-\npeniah Nursery Co,, Toppenlsh, Wash\nWANTED-Clean cotton rags. Apply\nThe Dally News. 7S-tf.\nWANTED\u2014Married men to by five and\n10 acre fruit tracts. Small cosh payment, balance in work. Apply Harris,\nHoneymoon Place, Kaslo. 87-tr.\nWANTED\u2014Growers of small fruits to\ncommunicate at onco with the Koot-\nenay-Columbla Preserving Works, Nelson, B.C., stating varieties grown and\nnpproxImate^quantltleB for sale 309-tf.\nWANTED\u2014Experienced teacher for Willow Point school. Duties to commence\nimmediately after summer vacation. Apply .Secretary School Board, Willow Point,\n__ 35-tf.\nWANTED\u2014Boom men and sawmill crew.\nAbout Juno 15. Apply Box B. S., Dally\n\"ows. 35-tf.\nWANTED-Experienced teacher for the\nGranite school, $10 a month. Send applications to A. J. Lavlolette, Secretarv,\nP. Q, Bolford, B.C. 30-20\nWANTED\u2014Fruitgrowers, send your\nsmall frulls to the Nelson Jam Factory\nand help to maintain a home Industry\nop strlotl\" Canadian lines. Have your\nfruits made Into jum that is a credit to\nthe Kootenays. Get our prices. J. a,\nMcDonald. 41-tf.\nV, ANTED\u2014Ehglrtber, 3rd class, wanl*-\nposltlon. sawmill or mine; Is good me-\nebntilu. Box O. X-, Dully News. \" \u25a0-\u2022'\u2022\u25a0-'\u25a0\nLAVIGNB ft DUNE.\nPHOENIX\nHOTEL BROOKLYN, PHOENIX, B. C.\nThe only up-to-date hotel lh Phoenix.\nNeW from cellar to roof. Best. sample\nrooms in the Boundary. Bath room ln\nconnection. Steam heat Opposite Great\nNorthern depot. James Marshall\/Prop.\nCASTLEGAR\n\"HOTEL. CASTLEGAR,\" CASTLEGAR\nJunction. All modern, Excellent accommodation for tourists and drummers.\nBoundary train leaves here at 9.10 a.m.\nRossland-Nelson train stops for breakfast and d I amir. ,\nW. H. Gage, Proprietor.\nBusiness Directory\n^SSAYERs\"\nE. W. WIDDOWSON, ASSATER AND\nChemist, Box A1108, Nelson, B. C.\nCharges: Gold, silver, copper or lead,\n$1 each; gold-silver, $1.60; silver-lead,\n$1.60. Other metals on application.\nAUCTIONEERS\nC, A.. WATERMAN ft CO.-P.O. Box S\nW. CUTLER, LICENSED AUCTION-\neer,\u2014Auction rooms and warehouse\nWard street, next opera house. Box\n474. Phone 18. \u00bb-t\u00ab.\nCARPENTERS AND BUILDERS\nROBB & THOMPSON, BUILDERS AND\ncontractors, Victoria street, next opera\nhouse. P. O. Box 400. Special attention given jobbing and repair work.\nEstimates given. W-tf.\nCOLLECTIONS\nCON G. JOHNSON, COLLECTIONS OF\nall kinds. Returns promptly made.\nBox 2,*i2. Piliono R303. *4ti-2C\nWHOLESALE PRODUCE\nSTARKEY & CO., WHOLESALE DEAL-\ners ln Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Produce\nand Fruit. Houston Block, Josephine\nstreet, Nelson, B. C,\nQROCERIE8\nA. MACDONALD & CO., WHOLESALE\nGrocers and Provision Merchants, Importers of Teas, Coffees, Splcee, Dried\nFruits, Staple and Fancy Groceries,\nTobaccos. Cigars Butter, Eggs, Cheeie\nand Packing House-Produce. Office\nand warehouse corner of Front and\nHall streets. P. O. Box 1095. Tele-\nohones 28 and 23. -\nWANTKD-Turkey oggs or turkeys. Any\nquuiitlty. II. Batchelor, Westley, B.C.\nWANTED-Teum nbout S3 to 21 hundred\nweight; quiet und used to working In\norchard, State ami, full description and\nlowest price. John Watson, Renata,\n^VSTED-Dlning'' room girl.\nWANTED-tMen wutitcl for sawmill, yard\nand camps, $2.60 to $3 per day. Apply\ncither in person or by letter to Adams\nRiver Lumber company, Chase, B.C.\n51-lf.\nWANTI'ID-Posltlon by first class cook,\nexperienced chambermaid, nnd a good\nwnKress. Would tike a place together,\nbut would work separate. Best of wages\nexpected. Address Mrs. Maude llruluker.\nBarons, Alta. \u00bb'0i-2\nWA.\\Ti-;i>-Bv- circular saw filer, 11\nyears' experience, u position. Can come\nat once, B. F. N., Proctor, B.C. *60*C\n\u25a0\/ANTED\u2014Youth of sound education for\nnewspaper work. Apply by leller lo\n'. O. Box 005. al-tf.\nWANTEDr-Small pole contract, from\nfive to eight thousand; from stump 10\nlanding or at. dt. Address F.. Dully\nWANTED-Experienced teacher. IDutles\nbeginning wllh full term. Apply Secretary Balfour school, Balfour, B.C.\n52-tf,\nPOULTRY AND LIVE STOCK\n>R HA Ll-\"\u2014Bunch horse, about 131)0\nlounds, $75, or exchange for milch\nw. Kennedy. Willow Point. - *4MJ\nFOR SALE-Flve beehives, with, comb\nsupers and all appliances, S18 lot\nCyphers 260-egg incubator and 100\nchicken brooder. Perfect order, Cheap.\nKennedy. Willow Point. \u202247-8\nFOR KA LE-Brace of thoroughbred\n.Wnter Spaniel-*-, dog and bitch. Do*\nono year old, bitch four. One of the\nbest bird dogs iu country. Apply P. O.\nBox 68. *47-6\nFOR SALE-iReglBtored thoroughbred\nBerkshire pigs, $10. Telephone or write\narry Anderson, Hln-bbnnk. B.C. \u00bb48-13\nFOR SALE-Registered Jersey bull, 15\nmonths old. Apply Acourt & Rolfe,\nFOR SALE\u2014Two hear cubs, one month\nold; ono black- ono brown. Thomas\nLodek, Poplar, .B.C. 51-0\nSYNOPSIS OF COAL\nMINING REGULATIONS\nConl mining rights of the Dominion, In\nManitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta,\ntho Yukon territory, the North-west\nTerritories, and ln a portion of the province of British Columbia, mny bo leased\nfor a term of twenty-one years at an\nannual rental of $1 per aero. Not more\nthan 2,500 acres will be leased to one\napplicant.\nApplication for a lease must be made\nby the applicant In person to the Agent\nor Sub-Agent of the district In which\nthe rights nppllcd for are situated.\nIn surveyed terrilory the land must be\ndescrihed by sections, or legal sub-dlvia-\nlons of sections, and in unsurveyed territory lho tract applied ror shall be staked\nout by the applicant himself.\nEach application must be accompanied\nby a fee of (5 which wlil be refunded If\ntho rights applied for are not available,\nbut not otherwise. A royalty shall be\npaid on this merchantable out nut of the\nmine at the rate of five cents per ton.\nThe person operating the mine shall\nfurnish the Agent with sworn returns accounting for tho full quantity of merchantable coal mined and pay the royalty\nthereon. If the coal mining rights are\nnot being operated, such returns should\nbe furnished nt leant nnco a year.\nThe lease will include the coal mining\nrights only, but the lessee mnv \u25a0--. permitted to purchase whatever available\nsurface rights may be considered necessary for the working of fhe mine at the\nrate of SlO.Ofl an acre\nFOr full Information application \u25a0mould'\nbe made to the Secretary of tho Department of the Interior, .Ottawa, or to anj\nAgent or Sub-Agent of Dominion Lartds\n' W. W. CORY.'\nDeputy Minister of the Interior.\nN.B.\u2014Unauthorised publication of tub\nadvertisement' will not he pnld fnr.\nm-isi\nPAINTING AND PAPER HANGING\nA. E. BENNETT, PAIN^ER^ARD\nDecorator\u2014Wall papers and paper\nhanging a specialty. Estimates given.\nA I work promptly executed. 614 Stanley street. Phone 311. P. O. Box 927,\nNelson.\nWILLIAM FOWLES (LATE FOWLES\n& Player)\u2014Paper hanger and decorator.\nCorner Stanley and Silica streets. A\ngood selection of wallpapers In stock.\nOrders promptly attended to. All work\nporsonally supervised. Phono 62, P. O.\nBox lUti Nelson. ______\u2022\nHOUSE CLEANING\nNELSON VACUUM CLEANING CO.\u2014\nFor window cleaning, carpet cleaning,\nChimney cleaning. Estimates given on\nall honscclcnning. Agents for F. O.\nBerg's awnings. Measurements taken\nand samples submitted. Phone 19,\nOffice Stanley street. 40-tf.\nELECTRICAL SUPPLIES\nf. IT. RINGROSE, 608 STANLEY ST.-,\nInstallation of electrical machinery,\ntelephone plants, house wiring. Repair\nwork. Supplies carried. Phone A227,\nP. O. Box 156. \u25a0 22-tf.\nP^S^IIjML^ARM\nGREEN BROS., BURDEN & CO.\nCivil Engineers. Dominion and B. C.\nLand Surveyors.\nSurveys of Lands. Mines. Townsltes,\nTimber Limits, Etc.\nNelson. 516 Ward street; A. H. Greer..\nMgr. Victoria, 114 Pemberton Bldg.; F.\nC. Green. Ft. Ocorge, Hammond street;\nIT, I*. Burden. \u25a0\na. l. Mcculloch\nHydraulic Engineer\nProvincial Land Surveyor\nP. O. Box 41\nOffice phono B86; residence phono B7*\nOffice' Over MoDermld & McIIardy\nBaker Street, Nelson. B. C.\nCOLIN J. CAMPBELL\nNew Denver, B.C. Assayer\nBusiness solicited, <\nNOTICE TO CONTRACTORS\nSealed tenders addressed to N, J. Harrison, secretary of the Cranbrook school\nboard, will be received up to 12 o'clock\nnoon Monday, the 17tb day of June, 1913,\nfor the erection and comnletlyn of a\nsolid brick two rooni school building, to\nbo built in the city of Cranbrook, BiC.\nAlso for a solid brick manual training\nschool, to be built In the same city.\nSeparate tenders for each building arc\nrequired. A marked cheque to the extent of 10 per cent of the amount of the\ntender must accompany each tender,\ncheque to be drawn on a chartered bank\nof Canada, and made payable to the\nCranbrook School Board. The board will\nreturn the cheques of the unsuccetstul\ntenderers, The board will hold the\ncheque of' the successful tenderer until\nfinal completion of tihe work. Should\ntho tenderer fall to complete Ids contract or refuee to enter Into a contract\nwith tho board, tbe cheque will be forfeited to tho hoard.\nTho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and specifications\nmay ho seen offer Monday, Juno 10, at\nthe office of J. J- O'Gara K- Co.. architects, Hanson Building, Cranbrook, B.C.\n17-0\n\u25a0S55*\"\nAUCTION SALE OF TOWN LOTS\nI have been Instructed by the department of lands; Vi**torla, to offer lor\nsule by public auction at the provincial\npolice office, Rock Creek, B.C., at 10\na.m. 011 Saturday, July 0th, all tho unsold Ibis in above above-mentioned government townsite of Rock Creek;\nLots wil| ho sold to nny person making\ntlie highest bid above tlie upset price.\n* Terms of sale: ',4 chsh, balance lu\nthree equnl nnntinl payments, wllh th-\ntfereat at fi per cent per milium.\nFor further Information apply to .\nD. R. TAIT,\n40-21 Rock Creek, B.C.\n 8ATURDAY JUNE 15,\n%\\)t \u00a9ailP J.eto-3.\nPAGE NINE\n(oil\nSTAR GROCERY\nDirectly opposite the Dominion\nExpress Office\nStore of Duality\nPHONE 10\nSole Agents for Ridgeway'i Famous Teae.\nAgents for \"Egg-O\" Baking\nPowder,\nSola Agents for Beech-Nut\nBacon,\nToday's\nSpecials\nNew Potatoes\n. 4 lbs. 26o.\nDry Onions\n4 lbs. 29c.\nStrawberries\n15c. fco*\nThe First\nPrinciple\nof this Store\nIs to sell you things that are\nright at the price that's right\u2014\nand your money back If you\nv.-hnt It.\nQUALITY\nGOODS\nALWAYS\nNew shipment of\n\"Beech\nNut\"\nBacon\nJust Arrived.\nHeinz\nBaked\nBeans\nNone better\n15c and 25c per can\nSpecial prices per dozen cans.\nSTAR GROCERY\n_-=-, NELSON ==\nDaily News want ads 1 cent a word.\nTENDERS WANTED\nTenders will he received by tho under-\nsigned up to und Including Saturday,\nJune 16, for the purchase of tho property\nsituate on the corner o** Kootenay and\nVictoria streets, kite\/. us St. Paul's\nPresbyterian cl-tiroli property. It con-\ns'sls of four lots and Is an ideal locution for residence. Tenders will ho received for the property en blue or subdivided.\nTerms of sale; One-third of purchase\n-price at time of transfer, the bulunce in\ntwo equal annual instalments at the current rate of Interest. Tbe trustees do\nnot bind themselves to accept any tender.\nAddress tenders to tho undersigned,\nmarked \"Tender for purchase.\"\nD. C. M'MORTtlS.\nTor the Donrd of Trustees.\nNelson, B.C., May 3u. Mil \u00a3M4\nCut Worms\nAll Gone\nPor one week only we offer\nWakefield Cabbage, per 100....$ .'0\nPremium Flat Dutch, per 100.. .40\nScotch Kale, per 100 40\nCelery plants. White Plum and\nGiant Pasol, tl.00 per 100.\nBedding Plants\nIn best varieties. Dwarf and Trailing LobelJla, Asters, Stocks, Phlox,\nPansles, Agertum, blue and white,\n16c. dozen.\nExpress paid on nil orders of J2.00\nnnd up.\nCash with order.\nED. GRIZZELLE\nBEAVER\nBOARD _\nBEAVER BOARD\nWalls and Ceilings\nare put up easily and\nquickly in panels of all\nconvenient sizes. They\nKeep out heat and cold;\nDeaden sound;\nRetard fire;\nDo not crack;\nSave expense;\nResist Vibration;\nTake the placeol lath,\nplaster- and wall-paper\nin every type of building\nnew or remodeled.\nSOLD BY\nA. G. Lambert Co. Ltd,\nNELSON, B.C.\nCOMMUNICATES\nDIRECT WITH PARTY\nPOPULAR PHOENIX COUPLE\nUNITED IN MARRIAGE\nMiss Merdena Mackenzie Weds J. E,\nCarter\u2014Function is Pretty Affair\n\u2014Honeymoon in East.\nThe home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W.\nMackenzie at Phoenix, was the scene\n\u00bbf ti pretty bouse wedding on Wednea-\niay when their daughter, Merdena\nIgnes was united in marriage to\nlames It-inbree Carter. The bride, who\nwan given away by her father, woro\n.vhlte with, veil and orange blossoms,\nmd carried a bouquet of lilies of the\nvitlley and while roses. She was at-\nended by ber sister, Miss Catheryn\nMackenzie, who wore pale blue and\nejirKed a bouquet of sweet peas\nJ. H. Matthew's of Medicine Hat wns\niest man, and Miss Constance Munro\nplayed the wedding march. In the absence of Rev. Mr. Munro Rev. M. D.\nMcKee <>f Grand Forks officiated.\nThe groom's gift to the bride was\n\u2022i gold locket and chain, to the bridesmaid watch pendant set with pearls, to\nthe groomsman gold tie pin and cuff\nlinks. Mr. and Mrs. Carter will spend\ntbout three months In the east vlslt-\n*n'T points In Quebec and New Brunswick.\nRAILROAD STEEL BEING\nRECEIVED AT PENTICTON\n(Special to The Dallv NewfO\nPENTICTON, June H.\u2014Tenders\nhave been culled for the grading of\n37 miles of road an lhe Kettle Valley\nrailway oust of Penticton. It Is expected that the contract will be let in\na few days. As the contract for the\n-.t'L'tlon from Midway to lhe summit\nhas already been provided for, there\n.viiiu.iis but 20 miles on the Penticton\nside of the summit not covered by\ncontract. Three sub-contractor's out-\nl'lts are at work between Carmi and\nthe summit, rushing grading as fast\nas possible,\nAt Penticton nine curs of steel have\nbeen reelved and trackiaylng will start\nin a few days. Advices received here\nle that something like eight miles\nof steel is now in transit for this section. President Warren has made a.\nprediction that their rond will be ready\nlo handle the fruit crop of 1913.\nTo provide for the increase in business In that district the representative of P. Burns & Co., was looking\nover the ground at Carmi a few days\nago With the result that a meat Bhop\nvill be erected in that town Immedla-\ne'y. A slaughter house will be built\ni short distance further up the west\nork nnd the cattle will be driven ln\n\"mm Penticton over the trail.\nFIREMAN DROWNED.\nfBy Dally News Leaned WlrO\nKAMSACK, June 14.\u2014While bathing\nhis afternoon nt the mouth of a creek,\n'rlbutary to lhe Asslnlbolne river,\nNicholas Giisser, a fireman employed\nby tbe G.N.R., was drowned. The body\ni recovered this evening nnd will be\nshipped to his home nt Hnmboli tomorrow morning.\nABSOLUTELY SAFE\nFOR LITTLE ONES\nMrs. Nel In Steeves Hill Grove. N.B..\nwrites: \"I know Baby's Own Tablet?\nare an absolutely safe medicine for\nlittle ones and thoy are the only medicine I would give a child without flrsl\nconsulting a doctor. The tablets are\nguaranteed by a government iina-'yst to\nbe absolutely safe and free from opiates and narcotics and cannot possibly\ndo harm\u2014but always good. Tliey are\nBold by medicine dealers or bv mail nl\n2fi cents a box from'the Dr. Williams'\nMedicine Co., Broekville, Ont.\nPublicity Bureau Is Now in Touch\nWith Head of Party of Brit*\nish Business Men.\nThat the publicity bureau la now ln\ndirect communication with Leonard\nPalmer, head of the party of British\nBusiness men, with regard to the effort which Is being made to bring the\nparty through Kootenay, ls stated In\nthe monthly report of the committee,\nwhich was adopted at Thursday night's\nmeeting of the board of trade. The\nreport says:\n\"On June 7 Mr. W, J. Brandrith, ex\nhibltlon commissioner for the provincial government, met the joint com\nmlttee on the dry farming congress,\nexplaining the plans of the government Tor a provincial exhibit, It will\nlikely prove to bu to the advantage of\nWest Kootenay to act under the government rather than separately. The\ngovernment will pny all expenses after\nassembly at the points of shipment.\n\"The matter of a permanent exhibit\nif fruit in bottles for the Great Northern Railway company at St. Paul Is\nbeing taken up.\n\"The matter of assisting tho plans\nof the world's geological congress at\nToronto, for seeing the geology of\nKootenay. Is also being dealt with.\nIn connection with the tour of the\nFinancial News party of British business men. communication with the government has produced no direct results\nto date, but the bureau is now In direct communication with the bend of\nhe party. Leonard Palmer. Hopes nre\nenterta'ned of success, in view of the\n-tirong co-operntlon volunteered by\ninblic bodies ond public men In Koot\nenay.\"\nAgain! Saturday\nNELSON NEWS OF THE DAY\nThe annual picnic of St. Saviour's Sunday school will be held ut Procter on\nJuly 17.\nBorn, ai the Kootenay Lake Maternity\nhospital, on June 11, to Mr, und \"\"rs.\nSamuel Thomas, a son.\nHorn, at tlie Kootenay Lake Maternity\nhospital, on June IJ, to Mr. and All!-.\nWhitehuuse, a daughter.\nBorn, at the Kootenay Lake Maternity\nhospital on June 12, to Mr. and Mrs.\nClarence Q. Mitchell, a daughter.\nRev. A. V.. Smith will preach at a\n-ervlee to he held nt Crystal hall, Willow\nPoint, at 'A o'clock, tomorrow afternoon.\nWilliam Holmes, Cemetery road, Net-\non, has been appointed under lhe Provincial (-\"lection act a commissioner for\ntaking affidavits In the Ymlr electoral\ndistrict\nAt St. Saviour'*- church, Nelson, B.C.,\non Krldiy, June 14, 1912, by Rev. Fred\nII. Graham, rector, Herbert Baklns, of\nProctor, B.C., was married to Miss Alice\nLloydj of Liverpool, England,\nA garden party will be given by Ibe\nmembers or the Altar Guild of Bl.\nSaviour's church on the afternoon and\nevening of TueEdnv, June as, at the\nresidence of Willium Irvine, 20$ Silica\nstreet, who has loaned '*\u25a0 \u25a0 grounds for\nthe occasion.\nDh! W. c: -Arthur* in another \u2022,tohm*m\nimblis'hes a list of diseases which '11111.-11\nbe reported to the medical health officer by the householder and attending\npiysichiii, if any. The list includes:\nAnterior Poliomyelitis or Spinal Paralysis. Asihtle cholera. Rerl-lierl, Chicken-pox, Diphtheria or Membranous Croup.\nBpl-'ntnlc Cerebro-Splnal Meiilhgellfl,\nLeprosy, Measles, Rubella or German\nMeasles, Pellagrn, Plague, Pulmonary\nand Abdominal Tuberculosis, Smalloox,\nScarlet Fever or Seurletlnn, Trachoma,\nTvnhiis Fever. Typhoid Fever. Uncinariasis or Hookworm Disease. Whooping\nCough, Itch, Ringworm, Mumps.\nAuk or write for lhe Hudson*!\ncompany's grocery price list.\nTtnv\n1(11 -tf.\nThe Kootenay Lako hotel, Ualfour,\ngives a week end rate of $5 dining June.\nDinner Salurdav evening and breakfast\nMonday Included. 52-1\nKing George Cnfe, Hall street, serves\nthe best 28 cent dinner In Nelson. Neat,\nclean plaice to dine. Short orders n\nspecialty. Harry C. Holmes, proprietor,\n40-7\nIlenrv Ikln solicits your patronage\nfor the cleaning, pressing, repairing\nand alteration department of tailoring.\nGoods called Tor and delivered. Phon.-\n320, over I lull & Jessup's, Baker slreet.\nAT THE THEATRE\nAt the Starland tonight will be shown\nthe Republic tcatUre iu two reels entitled, -In the Days of the Six Nations,\"\nit ib a beiiuiliul colonial story, telling\nCooper's story -The Last ot the Alo-\nnicutis.\" Tne narrative is followed\nClosely, both us to characters and Incidents,' and tliu picture is drawn 011 a\nnig [scale, Its frame the north woods.\nIt Isn't [-tinted at ull; the Indians aiu\nnumerous and so are the troops. Port\nEdward in shown. The chief characters\nare Major I ley ward, the general's two\ndaughters, the I'sulm singer, Hawkeye;\nthe two Mohlclans and Magna, the\ntreacherous guide. \"Scenes of the Quaint\nOld City of Budapest\" are Included. Also\na sparkling comedy, \"The Cadger Family.\" The Meyers Starland orclu-stra of\nlour pieces will play at the matinee.\nWhat the Toronto paper says of the\n3reat McEwen company that plays here\nnext week: \"It was great and wonderful to see McEwen while blindfolded and\nsurrounded 'by a committee or repre-\nnentattve cltlucns, read their minds as\nihougn they were open books. He filled\nprescriptions, anil told them their safe\ncombinations, even going so far as to\ntell them the amount of money they had\non their persons and many more wonderful stunts loo numerous to mention. To\nhi*- that the committee was dumbfounded Is speaking mildly.\n\"Miss Hartley's singing, with all respect to the \"head of the combination, Is\neasily the feature.\"\nGreat things nre expected nf Harry\nBulger and his big smiportlng company\nwhen this popular comedian comes lo\nthe opera house on July 1.\nIn the new edition or \"The Flirting\nPrincess\" Bulger's present slurring vehicle, w'hieh Is said to be far ahead and\naway from anything be has yet appeared In, his \"Sportv Bangs\" In even better, IC such were possible, than Ids\n\"Hlue,(iiy\" In \"Woodland.\" It Is well\nremembered that the Jolly Harry was\nexceptionally good in this latter character and pleasantly remembered by those\n\u2014ho wftne-wd his clever \u2022\u2022crforiniince.\nHowever, In the new edition of \"The\nFrrtlmr Prlneets\" everv opportunltv is\nWven Mr. Bulger to show him at his\nbest am' he quite readily grasps the\n\u25a0i\"-iortunlty.\n\"The Flirting Princess\" Is from lhe\npen of those versatile authors, Adam'*.\nHough and Howard, and Is by fnr their\n\u2022ipst effort, efmeclally from a musical\nstandnolnt. MorMmer >l .'\u25a0*Htwi.r under\nwho*.*e able olrortlnn \"The Flirting Prln-\ncrss\" Is presented, bus rent tha nle^e\nnut ni n \"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0nintunns and lavish manner,\n\u25a0md everything has open done to place\nIt on a scalu second to none, Several\nA Saturday Clear\nance of Men's\nShirts\nRegular $1.25 and $1.50\nfor 95c\nAt this loW price they shotild\nmake a speedy exit. They are an\nexcess stock of new summer styles\nIn negligee with soft bosom and\nstiff cuffs, and outing shirts with\nsoft turn-down collar and cuffs.\nThey come ln neat stripe effects,\nalso In plain white. Actual $1,25,\n$1.50 values, Saturday Special.95c\nThe following list does not begin to fridwc tho ontiro stock of\nbargains we've put out for buyers here Saturday\u2014only a small\nnumber of them, picked at random from tho many departments of\nthis storo. But the prices shjw how profitable it will be, for you\nto do your shopping here.\nTHERE ARE WONDERFJL OPPORTUNITIES TO SAVEI\nREADI READI\n$1.25 to $2.00 Waists\nfor\n95c\nYou'll have to hurry if you would bo sure of getting your size.\nThere are several styles to choose from, including lingerie, plain\nlawns, white piqueB, etc. S une with laundered collar and cuffs,\nothers with soft double collar and cuffs and embroidered fronts.\nRegular $1.26 lo $2.00 values. Saturday special at 95c\nBig Snap in Men's\nCravcnctte\nCoats at\n$9.95\nHere now is your chance to buy\na first-class Cravenette Coat nt a\nfraction of the regular price. There\nare only 12 of_ them. The colors'\nare dark grey and green mixtures\nIn sixes 34, 35, 30, 39, 40. If your\nsize is here be on hand early. Regular values to $10.50. Saturday\nspecial at $9.95\nAn Early Shopping Call to the Wash Goods Section\n2,000 yards imported English Prints and Ginghams; absolutely nothing better for women's and children's\nweur. There are over 50 different patterns to choose from, in stripes, check-**! and neat floral designs on light or\ndark grounds. Regular 15c yard. Positively ur. sale Saturday only at, yard 12'\/2C\nMisses' Wash\nDresses\nRegular Values\nto $5.50 to Sell\nSaturday at\n$2.50\nTwo dozen only Misses'\nbeautiful Wash Dresses, In\nplan blue zephers, also in\nFrench ginghams with\nplaid and stripe effects;\nsome are finished with\ncollar and cuffs of white\npique, others again have\nSwiss yokes and strappings of plain shades to\ncorrespond, sizes 12 to\nIS. Regular $4.50 and $5.50\nvalues. A snap at...$2.50\nEnglish Silk\nUnderskirts\nfor $2.25\n4% dozen English Silk Underskirts, made with deep flounce, finished with 0-inch frill of beautiful\nembroidery; colors nre black, tan,\nnavy, sky, pink, reseda, mustard,\ncrimson, grey and cream. English\nsilk does not cut or split\u2014the wear\nIs guaranteed. A bargain at..$2.25\nBLACK SATIN UNDERSKIRTS\nWORTH $3.50 FOR $2.25\nBlack Satin Underskirts with 15-\nInch aceordeon pleated flounce and\ndraw string iut top; worth, in the\nord'nary wuy $3.50. On sale Saturday only at $2.25\n$5\n95\nRousing Values in Boys' Suits\nat - - - -\n50 only Boys' Suits, made of finest imported English and Scotch\ntweeds, in mixed greys, brown tweeds and stripe effects. Tho\ncoats are mostly double-bra isted style, with nice broad shoulders\nand tailored to perfection. Sizes 3i to 34. Worth $7.50 to $8.50.\nSaturday special at $5.95\nA Snap in Men's Suspenders at 20c pair\nAbout six dozen only Men's\n\"Times\" Suspenders, made with\ngood strong web in fancy stripes\nand finished with good quality\nhide fittings. While they last\nat, pair 20c\nOverall Aprons to Sell\nSaturday for 65c\nWomen's Overall Aprons, made\nof serviceable dark prints In\nblue .and white effects. Choice\nof two different styles. Just the\napron that every woman should\nhave for morning wear. Special\nSaturday only ...65c\nREMNANTS REMNANTS REMNANTS\nWe have planned another clean-up of all romnanls and short\nlengths for Saturday.' The assortment includes dress goods, prints,\ngalateas, muslins, shirtings, cretonnes, curtain muslins, etc., etc.\nBut the best of the bargains will be picked up by those who come\n7 first. So we say SHOP EARLY.\nSaturday Sale\nTrimmed Hats\nRegular Values to $10\nfor $5\nThey're the kind that embody\nevery qualification of truly satisfactory millinery\u2014-style, excluslve-\niicsb, originality and price attractiveness. Many dainty models from\nour own workrooms, in large and\nsmall effects, artistically trimmed\nwith roses and foliage or tulle.\nRegular values to $10.00. Your\nchoice for $5.00\nCHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS\nAT MONEY-SAVING PRICES\nAbout three dozen only Children's\nHats, du'ntlly trimmed with light-\ncolored ribbons and flowers. Attractive juvenile styles, Your\nchoice of this lot for $1.50\nThe Hudson's Bay Company\nINCORPORATED 1670\nINCORPORATED 1670\n.lancing sensations 'have been Introduced\nihroughoir the action of the piece.\nRobert Flts-sl mini ins and Miss Maybelle\nByrnes, sir\u2014orted by an excellent cast\nin tlie lour net drama, \"A Fight for\nLove,\" Is a coming attraction at the\nopera house. This pliiy wus written bv\nMai Held especially for Mr. Fit-jslmmons\nand while it is Intense nnil thrilling in\ntheme anil dramatic .situations, there is\nnothing which savors of brutality, which\nis often attributed to prize fighters. Mr.\nlt'liHsliiimotiH 'lias been before the public\nmany years and Is naturally at homo\non the .stn\"*c, and while he docs not\ni lmfiii :ui\" -Teat histrionic powers, yet\nhe Is considered a fair actor. His supporting east Im all that money will procure, The lubllo will not only witness\n'\u25a0 plea sine performance but will have\nthe opportunity of seeing the \"grand old\nman of the ring\" for the last time.\nCHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW\nAll changes for church service announcements must bo handed In or\nphoned to The Dally News office before\nii o'clock on Friday. If not received by\nthis time the notices will he omitted\nfrom Saturday's issue,\nANGLICAN\u2014-St. Saviour's, corner of\nWard and Silica streets. Second Sunday\nafter Trinity. S a.m., Holy Communion:\n!l;'!0 a.m., Sunday school and Bible classes; it a.m., Matins and Holy Communion; T.'W p.m.. Evensong. Rector,\nRev. Fred H, Graham.\nI'ltliSIU'THRIAN'-Rev. E. S. Logle,\nj.-nstor. Services 11 a.m. and 7,IK) p.m.;\nSunday school In church parlors at *!.'*0\np.m. Sen ices Will ba held In the building on the corner of Stanley and Silica\nstreets.\nROMAN CATHOLIC\u2014Corner \"Ward and\nMill, Low mass, 3 a.m.: Tit eh Mass, 10.30\na.m.; evening service, 7.30 p.m. Rev. J.\nAlthofr.\nMl-rniOIUST-Hev. A. E. Smith, pastor. Services on Sunday at 11 a.m. and\n;.;io p.m., conducted by the pastor, The\n\u25a0innilng pubject will be; \"A Bird's Nest\nIn the Church.\" Court Kootenay of the\nf.O.F. will al tend the service, ln the\nevening and the pastor will preach a\n-.\u2022oeplnl sermon fur the occasion. The\nSunday school will meet at 12 o'clock,\nafter 'the morning service, The pastor\nwill preach at Crystal bull at ;i n.m, by\n.,.\u201e. .:\u25ba. Honest prcocltlng. Welcome\nRAHTIST\u2014Vllblle service nt II a.m. and\n7.3a p.m. i- \u25a0\u25a0- -\u2022*\u2022 school at fl.-i't a.m\n**lir the suinmer mniiths. P(*Stor.\nRev. Charles W. Khur: rosidenoe\nVM Hoover street, corner -TOf-tenhlne street;\nfolenhone L-irfl. P. O. Box 300.\nSALVATION ARMY\u2014Victoria, street.\nMorning service, 11 n.m.; Sunday school.\n1.3(1 p.m.: praise service, 3 - in,; evening\nservice, 7.30. Cnpt. I-I. Jnckson, com-\nmnndlng officer.\nchristian; science-Knight* or\nI'viivins ball, I'-a-vie block, Sunday morn-\nJnK service at U.30. Evenln\u2122 service .it\n7:'ifl Readlntr rooms open dally 3 to .**i.30.\nVisitors welcome.\nnegligence in not culling medical aid\nuntil too late. On June 1 tbe girl was\nburned while starting a flro with coal\noil. The front and back part of her\nbody was horribly burned. The girl\nsuffered terrible agony for eight days\nwhen she died, Medical attendance\nwus called a few hours, before her\ndeath. Tho Jury viewed the body which\nwas in a terrible condition,\nTRADE BRISK\nTHROUGHOUTCANADA\nGIRL HORRIBLY BURNED\nNO DOCTOR CALLED\n-pv TV-llv Nimv\u00abi T.pn**Pd WlreA\nROSTHERN, Sask., June 14\u2014At n\ncoroner's Inquest held today the jury\nreturned a verdict thnt Maggie Roflen-\nfelil died from burns received nn June\n4 and charged her father with gross\nSoasonable Weather Stimulates Business\u2014West Confident and Trade\nis Thoroughly Satisfactory,\n(By Dally News Leased Wire.)\nNEW 1'ORK, June 14.-\u2014Steady progress continues to be made throughout\nthe Dominion of Canada according to\ndlspulclics received by Dunn's Review\nfrom branch offices of It. G. Dunn &\nCo., from trade centres. More seasonable weather In most -sections is\nstimulating activity in practically\nevery department of trade. Montreal\nreports Hint lucre Is a liberal distribution of merchandise at wholesale, Building Is active nnd there Is\na brisk demand for hardware and materials. Leather is quiet but very firm.\nAt Quebec both wholesalers and\nretailers report a satisfactory volume\nof business. Wholesale continues\nactive at Toronto, prices of the leading\nstaples are firm and all classes of\nmenchand'se are going rapidly into\nconsumption with dry goods, hardware,\nmetals and building materials in especially good demand. Hamilton reports it well maintained volume ot\ntrade in most lines and manufacturing plants busy. Conditions are normal\nat London but some lines of seasonable\ngoods would be benefitted by warmer\nweather.\nIn the west and northwest progress\ncontinues, confidence being sustained\nby the almost perfect condition of\ncrops. Winnipeg reports that the re-\nce pts of grain are heavy but demand\nIs good, and there is more Inquiry for\nlower grades. The movement of seasonable goods Is liberal and the volume of business as a whole. Is in excess of last year. At Saskatoon weather conditions have been favorable\nand In the city a heavy retail trade is\nbeing done. Regina reports a good\nbusiness In most lines with nn especially brisk demand for shoes. Retail dealers at Calgary express satisfaction\nwith prevailing conditions, favorable\nwenther resulting In good demand for\ndry goods, clothing and other staple\nmerchandise, At Edmonton the moat\nnotable feature is the activity in building although there is n well maintained demand for nearly all kinds of\nseasonable goods. Business at Vancouver keeps active. A.L Victoria\nstaple merchandise is In especially\nbrisk demand and the outlook exceptionally encouraging.\nGross earnings of all Canti\nmads reporting to date for\nweek of Juno show an Increi\nper cent as compared with lh\ndta\nratl-\nthe first\nie of 19.7\nm lugs\nof the same road\na year ago. On\nthe Dominion thi\nagainst IS last w\nweek last year.\nfor the like period\nmercial failures in\nweek numbered lift\nli and 2'> the same\nWhite Sw\nin Yeast Cakes\nnre a\nIways in !4\neal demand for\nbread\nmaking, as the:*\nnre fresh and\nlet 1 vi\nml il\nused. Your\ngrocer supplies\nlli cm\nIn Tic\npackages\ncontaining nix\n'a ken.\nSend\nfor free *\u25a0\nimple, While\nSwan\n3plcc\n3 & Cere;\ns, Limited, Ti\n\u2022onto,\nOnt.\nRESOLUTION\nWhereas, there is new employed nt tiie\nCinderella mine, near Threo Porks, a\nChinese eonk. and\nWhereas, through the loyalty of its\nfriends and tho fidelity uf its membership, this Union has hitherto been successful in maintaining a \"White B.C.\"\nhi so fnr as ils local jurisdiction extends, und\nWhereas, every friendly overture to\nsecure a oontiiianco of this stute of\naffairs has been Unsuccessful In persuading the management of Uhe property\nin question to dismiss the Chinaman,\ntherefore be It\nResolved, that tills, Sandon Union No.\n81, of the Western Federation of Miners,\nvigorously cqndemns tlie employment of\nAsiatic help. In any capacity, and calls\nupon Its friends and members to use\nevery lawful and honorable effort 10\nsecure tile banishment of the -present\nOriental, and prevent Wio future Introduction of a class of labor that can only\nresult In lowering our present standard\nof living, and Injury to the literal, aqOllll\nand civic -tone of tbo Community, and\nbe i* further\nResolved, that the sense of this resolution, \u25a0 a history ef the reasons responsible for Its adoption, he circulated\nna widely ns possible amongst the membership and friends of organized labor,\nIn this portion of lhe province of Hrltish\nColumbia.\nSandon, B.C., May 28. 1912. 20-tf.\nLODGE NOTICES\nKOOTENAY LODGE NO. lfi. I.O.O.F.\u2014\nMeets every Monday night ln Oddfellows' ball at 8 o'clock,\nQUEEN CITY REBEKAH LODGE,\nNo. UT, I.O.O.R, meets first nnd third\nTuesdays In Oddfellows' hall at s o'clock.\nNELSON ENCAMPMENT NO. 7. I.O.\no.l1'., meets second and fourth Thursdays in Oddfellows' lull I lit 8 o'clock.\nCANTON CORONA NO. 7 meets every\nsecond Tuesday In Oddfellows' Hall at\nH o'clock.\nImportant\nI have been asked by many ranchers, poultry keepers and others to\nform an association to supply grain,\nfeed, flour, hay, seeds, etc at first\ncost. Will ihose Interested please\ncommunicate with me at once.\nJOHN COOPER\nP. O. Box 364\n311 Baker St. Nelson\nWhat About a Stove\nfor Your Summer\nCottage?\nSeldom or never have you had a\nchance to buy Stoves or Ranges for bo\nlittle nioney. Before moving to my\nmnv store 1 will sacrifice any and all\nnf my cooking stoves and heaters at\nFactory Cost-\nIt will even pay you to buy for next\nwinter.\n6. K. STRACHAN\nPlumbing and Heating\nTelephone 262 313 Baker St.\nSTOCKS\u2014We Will Sell\n) Standard *1.M\n1000 Kiiutonuy Ooltl 84\nr.OO McGUllvmy\n1000 Rambler ...\n1000 North Slur 0\u00b0\n00 Sunset Mills 1.60\n100 11. C. Copper Market.. ,\nr.O Oranl.y Market ;\n1000 Snowstorm Bid,\nE. B. McDermid ^l_____.\n PA6E TEN\nCtie -Baflii JSeais,\nSATURDAY, JUNE 15\nNELSON NEWS OF THE DAY\nof Kaslo Is at tii\nJ. W. Gallup of Proctor was at the\nMadden tut*;, night.\nD. St. Denis returned last night from\na visit to Slocan City.\nAirs. G. \\V. Williams will leave lor\nPortland, Ore., this morning.\nFrank Aiken cume In front the Hav-\nonne last night and is at the Grand\nCentral.\nErnest Levy, manager of the Le Roy\nNo. 2 mine at Rossland, Is a guest at\nthe Hume.\n] *-* .. ' \u2022*** i\nMr. and Mrs. Hurry Wright, who have\nbeen guests nt thn Strathcona, left for\nthe coast last night.\nDr. E, B. Moiieypeiniy of Trail was a\nvisitor to the city yesterday, registering at the Strathcona,\nH. M. Budd, or the British Columbia\nCement company, is at tlu* Hume un his\nreturn from a visit to California.\nTin- Fairview Sunday school invites\ntiie women of Fairview to Mrs. Howe's\nclass on Sunday afternoon at 2.45 o'clock,\nAccording to the street railway report\nfor the week ending June 7, 7,206 passengers were curried und the revenue was\nSl'tfi.oU.\nTwo Inches was the rise in the witter\nIn the west arm yesterday, according to\nthe gunge of the Nelson Boat & Launch\ncompuny.\nA. S. Enfield left recently for an extended trip Of tbe eastern states, going\nfirst to Denver, Col., where he win visit\nrelatives.\nAnion-- tho guests at tlie Strathcona\nis a, n. s. Darrdch of London, ICngland,\nwho oxpects in locate mi a Kootenay\nfruit ranch.\nA generul meeting of the Nelson Rowing Club Will be. held at the elub b.aise\nlloai on Monday evening al 8 o'clock.\nImportant business is to he transacted,\nA resident on Smelter hill on Tliursil'v\nshot a niai'iiillc.-nt black hear which Is\nraid to top the scales at ion pounds nnd\nto measure about 7 feet from Up lo tip.\nYacht Club\nSalad Dressing\n40c Bottle\nC.A.Benedict\nGrocer\nThe GEM\nSelections, Orchestra\nSelection \"II Trovatore\u2014The Anvil\nChorus\" with electrical effects.\nAmong other subjects being\nMR. BOLTER'S INFATUATION\nFeaturing John Unnny, the celebrated Vitagraph Comedian, who loses\nhis money, and he's forty times\nmore funny when he's mad.\nKalem Feature:\nThe Trail nf Gold.\n10c. ADMISSION 10c.\nImproved\nRanch\nA dividend producer, close to\nNelson, 16 2-3 acres, 15 acres In\nbearing fruit trees, ample water,\ngood house with all modern improvements. First class transportation facilities, Mngnlflcent\nscenery, fishing and shooting of\ntho best. Everything in first\nclass order. Investigate and get\npurtlculnrs.\nH. & M. Bird\nNelson, B. C.\nThe ci\"\ncouncil special commltte-\n(denatures le a. oetltlon I'm- the mode\nIllumination id Bakor street on. the '\"'\nimprovement basts and met with go\n__ to merchaht-\nUnequalled for General Use\nW. P. TIERNEY, General Sales Agent\nNelson, B. C.\nCars shipped to all railway points.\nKootenay\nCherries\nNow in\u2014UOc. per pound.\nNew Ontario Cheese\n25c. per pound.\nCream Cheese\n10c, 15c\u201e and 3r,c. packages,\nPersian Sherbet\nLemon anil Orange flavors.\nLemonade\nThe Dig Wheel Brand.\nThe\nC. A. Drake Co.\nPhone 101 Nelson, B.C.\n911 Stanley Street\nSUITABLE FOR WARM WEATHER\nMontsorrnt Lime Juice, pints -Hie,\nmarts 7fic.\nCrape Juice, -Kte. and 7Gc. bottle.\nDalton's Lemonade, ir>o.\nNabob Lemonude Powder, 25c.\nicr i in.\nRaspberry Vinegar, -10c. und Trie.\nOranges, sweet and Juicy, 2fic\u201e\n30c. und 40c. dozen,\nEdwardB' dessicnted brown soup,\n\\_ lb. tin. 3!ic.\nKnox Gelatine, 2 for 36c.\nCox's Gelatine, 2 fur 2fic.\nBird's Custard Powder, 2 for 3Fio.\nWo close on Wednesday at 12 noon.\nJ A IDtnM^ 0 f1^ THE GREAT SUPPLY HOUSE\n\u2022 A. iKVHlU \u00a9C I\/O. Baker St Phone 161\n-t. l-:. All.-u, divisional fire warden of\nneveiHtuko, who was ut tlm Queens hotel\nlust night. Me Will leave lor tbe north\nin;; morning.\nJohn Bradshaw, charged with starling\nthe fire ut tile Nock ranch on tiie\narunltu roud un TuesGay evening, will\n-lppear before Stipendiary Magistrate\nBullock-Webster en Monday morning for\npreliminary bearing. C. R. Hamilton.\n,\\.i'., wut appear Cor the crown and\nFred C. Moflatt for the defence.\nForty-five thousand dollars was the\ntotal damage caused by the flro lust\nWeek at the Ileitis!) Cuiiudiun Lumber\nValley, salt] W. V. Windus, a SJloltano\ninsurance adjuster, nt tne Hume la&t\ntlE.dod o- this sum and the balance was\nBiibjcct of ihe\nid participate In\nSee Kerr apartment for rent ad on in-\nJUNIOR SCHOOL\nCLASSES CLOSED\nScarlet Fever Makus Step Necessary-\nYounger Sunday School Pupils\nAlso Given Holiday.\n.rtii\nll:-l.r.'l\nThe last session of the Otllvorsltj\n\u25a0bib for the summer will take Dlacc\nibis evening at *\u2022 o'clock, in tbe boaui\nroom of Die -bile school, when Mr.-,\nKlun-iH-,. Mncilonnld will -rive the papei\n>f Uu- evening, upon \"Canadian I'oels.\"\nSlow Getting Well\nThe pale, thin fu.ee of one who has\nJust been through a serious illness Is\none of the saddest ,,f ull sighls. Willi\nweakened, tn-mb)lng limbs and f.il*\nterlng slops they creep about\u2014It takes\nso long lo get Wf'l.\nWfe know something that la Uie\ngreatest help to such persons of any\nremedy we have ever suid and the\nway It hasLvns the return of health\nIs truly remarkable. This remedy is\nVinoi, our preparation nf cod livers\nund strengthening iron in the form\nof a delicious wine. It is far better\nthan cod liver oil for Vlnol ngrees\nwith any stomnch, however weak und\nbegins Its work by enriching and\nstrengthening the blood and Improving\nlhe circulation, nourishing ull parts of\nlhe body. Vlnol will put you on your\nfeet\u2014if It does not we give back the\nmoney. Certainly a fair offer.\nWm. Rutherford\nDruggist\nWard Street Nelson, B.C.\nNelson Opera House\n4 NIGHTS 4\nCommencing Wednesday. June 19.\nF. Kneeland prosenls the king uf\n-ntei-tiiiuers and entertainer ui\nThe Great\nMcEWEN\nIn everything that Is new in mn-\nglc, mind reading and\nHYPNOTISM\nAssisted by\nFlorence Hartley\nPrima Donna\nAnd company of capable associates. Entire change of bill nightly.\n.Prices: 25c, 50c, and 75c.\nSale nt Poole's Monday.\nOwing to the number of cases of\nscarlet fever among junior school children the public.school classes of Misses\nOlding, McVicar und Rath will not\nmeet again this term, clusses of Sunday school children under 12 years of\ni'ge will not meet until further notice\nand children under 12 years of age\nmust not for the present attend picture shows.\nIn*. K. C. Arlhur, medical health officer, announced that he hud decided\nto take this action lust night In order\nto prevenl the spreud of the disease. lokani\nParents* of children attending the j.(hero\nthree school classes which have beeni''avon\nluested lu send all free; itr.ssl\nlie school on Monday.\nDo\nYou\nThink\nTho remembrance uf a happy anniversary would he brought more\nvividly to your Kind and generous\nthoughts by the presenting of some\nlittlo token of your sentiment. Wc\ncan make other** and yourself\nhappy.\nJ. 0. Patenaude\nJeweler to your good taste.\nStarland Theatre\nMeyer's Starland Orchestra\nRepublic Feature in two Reels\nIN THE DAYS OF SIX NATIONS\nFeaturing the Last of the Mohicans, from Cooper's story.\nBudapest.\u2014Scenic.\nPathe Comedy:\nThe Cadger Family.\nOrchestra at Matinee, 2:30.\nADMISSION 10 CENTS\nOveralls, Shirts\nand Shoes\n\"Cheapest ln the City\"\nThe Ark\nNew and Second Hand Furniture\nPhone L395 606 Vernon St.\nNelson, B.C.\nDaily News want ads 1 cent a word.\nIF YOU'VE ANYTHING TO BUY OR SELL, TRY A NEWS WANT AD.\nCREAM OF OATS\nJust a little better than any other\nRolled Oats made. Packages of 1 1-2\nlbs. and 4 lbs. each. Ask your grocer.\nThe Brackman Ker Milling Co., Limitet\nWaters & Pascoe\nBuilders and\nContractors\nKootenny Lake Sash and Door\nFactory\nFront St.\nNelson\nDealers In Lime, Cement nnd\nBuilding Material. Special attention given to 'lako side residences\nand buildings Estimates given.\nP.O. Box 835\nPhone 164.\nBurnt Leather Work\nNothing adds to the beauty of tli-, city horns, the summer home, tlie Inuncli or ennoe so much ns n nice\nburnt leather cushion.\nBURNT LEATHER CUSHIONS in a splendid variety of shades nnd designs, and prices exceptionally low.\nBURNT LEATHER PIPE RACKS, NECKTIE HOLDERS, BOOK COVERS, PHOTO ALBUMS, all styles\nand pKces.\nThese goods have just arrived an J are sailing fast, as they make a goo :l souvenir present\u2014useful- artistic\nand ornamental. The work being done by British Columbia Indians m ikos them more attractive.\nSEE WINDOW DISPLAY.\nThe Poole Drug Co., Ltd.\nThe Rexall Store.\nMAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY\nWhere It Pays to Deal.\nAlways at Your Service.\nI am sole agent In Nelson Tor [\nthe famous\nBlue Bell Cream Separator!\nOliver and John Deere Farm Implements, Studebaker Wagons\nand Carriages\nThese Hues are celebrated I\nthroughout America and no better |\nmakes nre on lho market.\nJAMES MALCOLM I\nPhone 221 P.O. Box 163 |\nCor. Vernon and Josephine Sta.\nTry the Curlew Ice Cream\nfur ynur next order. Wo recommend [\nthis as the best cream on the mar- j\nkat.\nour high grade buttermilk can't |\nbo boat. Try it.\n'\"Wo are sole agents for Toblei\ngenuine Swiss Milk Chocolate,\nnice ussortnient Just in ut lho\nPalace Confectionery |\nC. H. BEAN\nu In\nMill\nill. l'i\ngain m\nton,\nlit l:\n.Merritt and\ner south, wus\nnd tier en.-.-us.\ni reached on\nlied ut as were Hedley\nnully Grand Porta\nmrstlay morning.\n'My I m press Ion,\" said Mr, Campbell '\u2022\non bis return lu Rqttsland after a short\ntrip to Spokanji at the beginning of this\nweek, \"wiis that the Okanagan district ,\n\u25a0mil been boomed iutd Hint if\nBenney, supervisor of roads; .Tames\nSchofleld, M.i'.i\"., und Mi*. Long, acting\nfire warden, of Nelson. The party left\nduring the afternoon for Northport In\nMr. Anderson's car,\n;ets\n1 soil that Wo\n, th\nof clh\nRoi\n\u25a0tlfind.\nGROUNDS CHOSEN\nFOR NAKUSP SPORTS\nsoli tha\nthe resull of ihe e:\nthe district has luii\n1 beats It for frn\ni the eliinule and I!\nle-jsfiil fruit gi-i.win;\ndosed\nlilS\nTHINKS ROSSLAND\nLAND IS BEST\nLome A, Campbell Returns From Auto\nTour\u2014Services in Rossland\nChurches Tomorrow\nnt\n\u25a0 lo\nAre\ntravel.\"\nion Bet\n(Special Cor\nROSSLAND, Ii. C\nlampbell, M.i'.i'., n\ni-sprmdence.)\n, June 14.\u2014L. .\ninuger of the We\niLlgnt company\nRnssland tomorrow\nirposc \u00ab-f tnlibur the services\nurcli \"f iiiiigi.mil on Sunday.\nhard will meet In the after-\nninl, and Hrilv Communion will\ned nl 8.30 o'clock in the morn-\nices ut the Methodist ehurch\ni! i.t 11 o'clock in the morning\nclock in tlie evening as usual\nthe new pastor. Hev. George\ncupylng the pulpit both tune.-;.\n. will bo, \"The Blazed\n.vill I\nistn\nthrough\nun i\ntin\nthn\ned\noka\nr of the ih\nand Mr, C\no smith Ki\n.any at un\nusual ut\nletlng will\npreach at\nuu church\nect being:\nHAZELWOOD\nConfectionery and Tea\nParlors\nS081-2 Baker St. Phone 206\nTry our delicious Candles,\nfruits, Icr -cream and buttermilk.\nFresh stocK always on hand.\nNo other iron of any kind has the advantages that the\nHotpoint Electric Iron\ni\npossesses. No other iron will save you so much time and\nenergy and money. Try one during the warm months.\nWood-Vallance Hardware Co. Ltd.\nNelson B. C.\nfl Wholesale and Retail.\nTORONTO\nHAMILTON\nVANCOUVER\n.ml I.\ndiii-t and a son\nschool will I\nid Us leg\nonurlelte\nnd there\nill.\nfroi\n.in Criuid Fork\nrut through the\nlieu Is looking v\n, and then aero\nlo get a good\nthere, the\nfirst and Ir;\nInli\n\u2022 of lhe\nand 1'eiichlaiid. Al\nthe lake they croi\ntook note of tbe i\nwent on to Veil\n\u25a0y struck north v\nof tho Le Rol\niy, left today by Uu*\n\u2022ilon on a business Mm\nlodge held an Initiation\nthe Masonic hall on\nlit. when Mrs. Carbuti\nIbe lodge. Kefresh-\nan a social evening\nI. Moffatt entertained hist\nnor of Miss Carey or New\nwho Is visiting Mrs. .1. H.\nii, entertained last\nColumbia avenue, in\nnnor, her niece, who\nroth hot* honeymoon\nilgO.\nu nil\nbn.\nid\nrid UdS\nyor of Trail\ntfternoon ll\nCrawford Bay\niod properties at lowest prices, on easy terms, In this favored\nSome\ndlBtrlct,\n17-1 ACRES; about half good fruit land; 315 per nci\n31fl AORBS splendid lund; light clear'ng; (45 per a\n20 ACRES, muklng of a fine property; ?G5 per ncre.\n52 ACRES, gond plong.bnl.le lund; *$Gij per acre.\n(10 ACRES, arable rlnh loam; on governmen.1 road\nand boat landing; ?Jd) per acre,\n28 ACHES, nbout 0 arms cultivated; orchard of over 200 1-year-old\nclose lo school, utore\nfruit trees; small fruits, house, flowing\nPrice $3,C0O.\nwaler; on government rond.\nE. B. McDermid\n[505 Baker St., Nelson, B. C.\nVolunteers Put Site in Condition\u2014\nVerdict of Accidental Death\nin Shooting Case.\n(Special to Tho Dally News.)\nNAKUSP, B. C, 3 una 14.\u2014The forthcoming Dominion day sports have\nevery indication of eclipsing any similar event in lhe history of Nakusp,\nThe various coriim'ttccs are working\nsystematically with this end In view\n.md nro making excellent progress.\nThe development of the town Is ap-\nrent when the celebration committee\nbus been forced to locate lis ground\n:her out nnd have secured permission from the C.P.R. to occupy\nwu blocks at tbe western end of tile\nownslte, For rapidity of decision\nind acquisition, the committee certainly made a record. The site, which\nin Ideal one for athletic purposes,\nwith n circular knoll In centre, forming a natural race track all around,\nEectly level, was selected onc evening Ibis week, permission obtained by\nwire next day to occupy with option\nto lease or purchase, und at the Invi-\ntuilon uf tho committee 150 men presented themselves on lho ground the\nsecond evening, each wllh a suitable\niiml., nnd the work of clearing wns\nvigourously curried on for two hours,\nTre transformation was a miraculous one, and very little more work\nwill put the grounds in shape for the\ncelebration. The ladies of tbo town\ndid their part enthusiastically, about\n50 appearing on the scene soon alter\nthe men, each bringing refreshments\nfor the hard-working throng which\nwas greatly appreciated. Huge bon\nfires ended the evenings work of pleasure, and Nakusp will have athletic\ngrounds which can hardly be surpassed by any town In the Interior.\nThe celebration committee wore fortunate in having on the ground Charles\nMoore, P.L.S., of Creston unexpectedly,\nwho very kindly offered lo survey the\nblocks, which wus done free of charge\nas a gift lo the citizens, who desire lo\nexpress their nppreciatlon. The only\nunfortunate feature In the selection of\nthe grounds is a slight misunderstand\nng with the Arrow Lukes Fruit Fair\nassociation, who hud In view another\nlocution for Ils permanent ground, but\ncommittees have been appointed by\nboth bodies lo confer with each other,\nt being felt that apart from recreation purposes, the fair cannot be a\ncomplete success without an clement\nof spoil in connection with It. It is\nhoped by all parties that an amicable\narrangement will be arrived at which\nwill he beneficial to all concerned.\nTiie Rev. Mr. Allan and daughter arrived yesterday from Peachland. Mr,\nAllan will have charge of tho Nakusp\nMethodist church, he being the first\nresident preacher of the church here,\nHerein for,- services have been o\nducted by the incumbent from Now\nDenver. This Is another step forward\nIn ehurch matters ut Nakusp. Of tho\nfour churches here, three havo resident ministers! nnd the fourth, lho Roman Catholics, have a sum In hand\nto erect a suitable residence foi' tho\npriest In charge, who, It is expected,\nwill make his headquarters hero at nn\nenrly date,\nThe MennoaUes of the district hnvo\nIn view the building of a church midway between Nukusp and Hrouse soon,\nand lhe remains of little John Friesen\nwere Interred there a few days ago.\nThis Is lhe I'tile boy who was ucci-\ndently shot w*;h a gun.\nAt the lmiuest of little John Friesen the jury brought a verdict of accidental death, due to the discharge\nof a 22 rifle held by Emlle Netibrand,\nwhile said FHoson wus trying lo gain\npossession of it. on the public road\nnent* Brouae, The jury added a rider\nto their verdict expressing the opinion thai lhe existing laws rcgurding\ntbe use oi firearms by children under\nlhe age of 15 years should be more\nsirlctly enforced by the authorities,\nami wished lhe rider lu lie conveyed\ntu the (\u25a0ulht.rltlos. Dr. Mnssman held\nhis first official enquiry as a coroner.\nVETERAN SAILOR\nDEAD.\nTi\nRON!\nO, June\nM.\u2014(\nmil. Tin\nmils\nhull\ny, fur\nmany ye\nrs ui\ni! ot llm\nhosl\nknen\n'll flBl\nres conn\nocli'd\nwllh 81\n'.llns\non 1\nuko (J\ntarlo, ilk\nll lU'l\no today\nUTOll\nS3.\nHi' he\nid the y\nohtlng cham]\nlon-\nship\nnf Lo\no Ontarl\n, for\nBovcn y<\nars.\nDr. Martel's Female Pills\nNineteen Years the Standard\nPresorlbed and recommended for women's\nailments, a scientifically prepared remedy\nof proven worth. The result from tiieir\nuso Is quirk nail permanent For sale\n;ii all Urm: atrjres.\t\nEstablished 1S98\nTho Sign of tho Fish\nThe Fisherman's Mail\nOnler House\nEverything; fur lho Fisherman\nE. Sutciiffe\n411 Baker Street Nelson, B.C\nRetiring from Business\nFOR SALE\nNolon Steam Laundry, Including reul estate and buildings.\nWell equipped and doing good\nbusiness. For particulars writo\nor call\nPAUL NIPOU, Prop.\nP.O. Box 48 Nelson, B.C.\nKeep Cool\nCome and rest In our cool and\ncomfortable parlor and if it is your\nwish wo can serve you with our\nown make Ice cream and soda.\nHave you ever tried them?\nChoquette Bros.\nTho Puro Ico Cream Makers.\nFlour __\\\nFeed Users\nWe will soon move to our now\nbuilding that Is about finished at\nthe foot of'Stanley St. At present\nwo are doing business at the old\nstand on Front street.\nWe hnve a complete stock of\nevery kind of feed that Is used in\nthis country. And our stock of\nflour is O.K. You should try a\nsack of elthor our Pride nf Alberta\nor a sack of Mother's Favorite\nFlour.\nTaylor Mill & Elevator\nCompany* Ltd.\nDaily News Want Ads. (jot Results, I\nEvery man that buys Clothes this season\n\u25a0vill bolong to one of three classes\u2014\nTHE TOTALLY SATISFIED CLASS!\nTHE PARTIALLY SATISFIED CLA8S1\nTHE DISSATISFIED CLASSI\nNo man will be moro totally satisfied than\ntho man who comes here for his clothes.\nSo, if you'vo an idea you'd like to get into\nthe totally satisfied class, como here.\nThe man who wears our clothes will feel\nproud of them in any company.\nWe're showing suits for middle-aged men\nand for young men that fairly bristle with\nnew style kinks.\nSuits $16.50, $18, $20 to $35\nEmory & Walley\nClothes, Hats and Toggery IVi\n","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"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. 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