{"http:\/\/dx.doi.org\/10.14288\/1.0400947":{"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/dataProvider":[{"value":"CONTENTdm","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/isPartOf":[{"value":"BC Historical Newspapers","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/issued":[{"value":"2021-07-20","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"1923-02-16","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/aggregatedCHO":[{"value":"https:\/\/open.library.ubc.ca\/collections\/nelsondaily\/items\/1.0400947\/source.json","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/elements\/1.1\/format":[{"value":"application\/pdf","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note":[{"value":" Woodiiworth Movm\nGIVE UP REPARATIONS\nSee Page 2\n\/<\u25a0-\u2022_\/\u00bb$ \"M'<_\n\/\/fir\nltt>\nNelion Wins First\nGAME FROM MERR1TT\nSee Page 7\nVOL. 21.\nNELSON, B. C, FRIDAY MOKN1NG, FEBRUARY 10. 1923\nOCEANS' TOLL OF SHIPS IS A LARGE\n1\nG\nommons Passes Unanimous\nResolution for a Double\nInquiry\nRAIN GROWER IS\nFATHER OF MOVE\nNew Brunswick Member Gets\nScope of Proposed Investigation Extended\nOTTAWA, Feb. 15.\u2014Without' dividing, Hit* house tonight decided In fa-\n\u25a0 oi* of ft enniiulHblon tu lavcttlggte\n[both tlie grain trad.* and potato grov-\nXs the resolution wan originally\ntaseesm by .1- Miller, PravaooolTt,\ngu'Appelle, It wan n?ntrict-*d to inquiry Inlo v ifi In. But au discussion\ndeveloped pitas eiiiii.** .'rum th.* marl-\nHme provinces that Inquiry should be\n\u25a0ii 1,:-olo. Mr. Caldwell oppuned limiting the Investigation to the grain business, however.\nHo thought thnt It should be enlarged\nto include. :.ll agricultural product.**.\nHon. Chariot tow-art, ntaanor uf\ntin* lot Mr Ior, \u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u2022I 'hut there was no\n\u2022 uUnlton un tho part of thu govern*\nfitLiim lo UuUm tho UiVF->ttf-aiioii. There\ni no l*eni*on why K should nyt In-\n\u25a0 !'i.n. all :.k: i.-uit irul products. He\ni doubtful whet hur the appoint*\nNi.'fil ot a miiuiii'-.nui would 1..- the\nsolution of the tarmers' troublct, how-\n\\er.\nHe exressed the opinion that thc\ntahdurdi fixed for Canadian gruin\no too high,\nP. Micbnu'I, Liberal, Restlgouch*.\nI, B, mo\\ed that the resolution !>\u25a0*\n'*mended so .is to pilot** nn Invest!-\nration Into the handling of potatoes.\nOn thc (-.ut'tlon being put. tho reto-\ntUVIon wan carried uh amended.\n.TI0NAL WUST\nIT SPLIT THE\nDENSE pTIC\nGreat Artery Between Montreal and Chicago Is Placed\nUnder Single Control\nIMMIGRAT_1)0LLARS\nURGES SIR HENRY\nGnii'ts Destines\nol JugoSlavia\nCostly Catholic\nChurch Bums in a\nSaskatchewan Town\nPONTVKX. Back., IM. If.. - I*||*_\nwhich started at \u00bb:4U o'clock tonight, j\ncompletely destro) ed thc Roman\n\"lithollc Chttreh and all Its contents,\navr one atattic, und caused u total\nIu:.m vt 14*1,1106, partially eowrud by,\nInsurance.\n1| The fire Ik believed to have origl-\nTtiated (rom a defective Hue in the ,\n\\ Iurnact In Hi. tui\"\"-incut. B* (ore\nft the fire wuu discovered, It had Eulned :\nsuch haadwny that volunteer fire I\nfight (.'i* decided It was useless to |\nattempt to fight the blaae.\nThey confined their efforts to as- j\nlisting people living in the vicinity i\nof thu church to remove tholr furniture to the streets, as It was feared j\nthe fhe would spread.\nThe cluirch was comparitlvely I\n* new, hu*. ing been built within the I\n. laal four yvuru. It wai a frame <\nbuilding, with a ven* high tower. I\nami contained u set ot chlmot, which I\n\u25a0 WUh be a total loss.\nAt ll:30 o'clock, thc lire was .'ill\nburning, but n guard was on dutj.!\nI; and t\\o olher damage will result.\n_\u2014 i\u2014fc \u2014*\t\nProhibition Member\nWill Introduce His\nBill at Westminster\nLONDON, Feb. 15.--The house of I\nf commons early In the present session j\nj-wlii, for iho flrat time in Its history,\nI havo an oppoi tunlty to discuss a total.\nI prohibition bill, which Edwin Scvym-.\nTKeour, prohibition nicmhcr for Dun-j\n^deo, will Introduce, wiih tho backing\n>f two or three teetotaller Labor\nBjCiembers. This Is made possible\n[} through Mr. dcrymgoour'a luck In at*-!\ncuring seventh place In the ballot\neld ul the opening uf aach tension\u25a0\n\u25a0if parliament, for. the right o. pii-\n|rat\u00ab nn inberi to Introduce blllt.\nHu.li nongovernment bills have only]\nlhe slightest chimes ol being adopt-\nId. bul the luiioi'liiciloii of tliiM bill\n( .ii afford an nnei '\"-iin*- opporlu-\n. \u25a0_: v. - { the fcolbg of parl!_.\npt. oa prvUlWUrai . - .\nSays Country's System Has\nBest Officials That a Road\nEver Had\nOTTAWA. Kcb. 1&.\u2014Cuinula\"h need,\nnf immigration of capital, gi well \u25a0\nan ol farmort, the Nationui nUway'a\ncry for traffic, ond the raaaont for\nthe unbiased decision of headquarter.**\nand districts, were outlined by Sir,\nll-mry Tliornton. at the board of trade .\nlun. h.-on today.\nHlj_h tHbuto whh paid to th.* rail-\nway efficeiw of the Orand Trunk und\nCanadian National nysteni. No ether\nrailway km.v.n to Sir Mcnry emlnaced\nin Its offlciul to h ter uo niany Intelligent, faithful und ea4>atile ofli- I\netetk U \\vn\u00ab n very Mihiiiblf unset'\nto have men familiar with the traffic und requireini nti* uf the !ml lie\nwithout the iiec.'iHlty of bi*ln*:liig In\noutsider*;\nA Problem at Traffic\n\"Our problem Is the ctraatlon of traffic. Wa cannot get any Mora truffle\nout ot tho country thnn exi**!**- wiili-\nIn It. The mity way we nn in-\ncreabe our grocs receitits nnd retlnee\nour deficit Is by utiractlng capital\nto this eot-utry, so n_ to add t^i Kl\ndvvoluptnent, nnd thereby ndd ah..\nto the vului-ble trufr'c In arUtch nut\nonly > nm- r.ilvvny will sh-iie. but\naJfcu the C. P. It., which, yon wlll\nall admit, Ih u thing Of pride to th<*\np\u00ab*uple iti Cunudu.\n\"Our toj-k Is the task of the paoptai\nof Oiniubi-to get behind this counti*)\nund put our nhoulderi to the wheel*\nwithout pi.'.iiulitl JeirJoui-lc*.. a.kl\nuithwnt undtPc pii-ro In mil1 \u00abWii pai'-\ntlcuiar lucality\u2014tu pull together and\ntry to rcollxe all the great hlett-\nwhiih God hits given ui.\nThe rcm-miit* which h'd to the\ndistricts prop-'sed are largely leeh-\nnUal ..nt*. One uf the great aitartM\nof coiamerca In Canada li that tit.*\nroad which runs from MbntrtaJ\nthrough Toronto, through Detroit t*.\nOhlciigo. It <*onstitnli:S the gnat Uni\"\nwhich foniic.u easlcrn t'anud-i with\nOlilcago, the gateway In the west o\"\nthe I'nited mhOhee. Through that\ngateway, and along that al'tui.v of\ncommoree, flows an rnortnout volume\nuf busint-iti. it m\/gwmsste by far\nthe den-tost tt.iflic operation of our\nrailway,\n\"it baaflni lo me it hmh u..l in th**\niiitef.-fr.Li- of the aystaao that there\nshould it,- any divisi-jn vi raapoa*fl-\nhtllty In the handling of the l-uffic\nbviwevn Motitreni nnd Ohleaco. For\ntlMtt renaon. T'Tonto was iseleehd aa\nthe dli-trlct heaihiuarleid. and for\ntlttit rens.in thc Uividliv.- lln.* bolwaan\nthe e-flit and the c.iitral lUvtafou araa\nplaced In the vicinity of yui bee.\n\u2022\u2022Thr-v* Is no Intention tu affect lh<\nImportanoa of Montr, al. Them win\nhe no altci-atlun In tlie khopa there,\nand no chnnre in other facilities.\n\"Ix*t us u*ldress uur OftarU l\"\npehsash huw we can alnacl capital\ntn this country. I bellavt Immlgra-\ntiun of a few thuuKind dollars tu\nthe Dominion is junt us ImparUutl\nao the Immigration of a law farmera.\nWe must not overlook the immigration QhaatKn in populating the\nIrani west, and it hapo that a vlg-\nOfOUa, const met I vo and eonttnuoiiH\nImmlKiation policy will ba adopt.'d,\nan.l that those who an- bMaraatad in\nincr.-iiHing the popiihitioii will bt\nable to rally around the govern*\nment and lo nttlst in avar* poa-\n-Iblo U*gTco in lhat Itfelopim nt.\"\nPREMIER NIKOLAI PATCHITCH I\nOf Jllgo-Slaviu, bat beet, a-nl.c-d to j\nplfdfc- bio country'*' -rtupport to Orecc*,\nIn thc e\\ent of renewed war wllh\nTurkey. *\nWIRELESS SAYS\nSHIPS SINKING\nIN ATLANTIC\nFRANCE MAKES\nHUGE LOAN TO\nPOLISH NATION\nCommunists Claim It Is (or\nPurpose of Attacking Germany From East\nTO HELP FRIEND IN\nNEED,SAYS POINCARE\nOne Quarter Must Go Ior\nFrench War Material;\nPasses Overwhelmingly\nPARIS, \u25bas.i' la. A l\"...i s.i LOf\nni'ii.i.liu lin.i\u2014l, tu 1's.r nl ss-.ih soteil\nlis th. l-'ismri purlluiiisiil L.il.iy. It\nI, s-ri'ls-lullj- il.sf,-illi.il ua \"f.ir Ilio pur-\npofs i.r liiipnlflnK I's...\" '- fl.ilMtol\niii.il us.ii.,i.ilc olliiiillsjii. io .In.t it mny\nI re.um, ll\u00bb \u00bbrl,|.. r I :.n. i.i Uis- atu-\nl-uiitul- i-jlir rt Is.l l;:ill..i - und play lllsi\nrols- lo TSiskll It, Kf>i:ra|iti!i- .1 pinl-\n]tlun mill hl.-.iil.i iii'IIIs It,\nTh. vs.i.. on iin m.n-iiii- ss-.i- r.ij\nio tii m.his ' at Vaaa, \u00abi... s-oird\nI \u2014Hl.Hl il d liar. 11 Usui lla* lo.li.\njwhll. sl.-Mined \u2014alftlbl) fur In- nr-\nsti.iiii.itiun of rl.,- i-..i.i i\ni isiirriitit.-it iillm-l. l-'-'-i i\nI. nils put llllUll^ll Iif\nji-siri-lon a\u2014 allmV .1. itua\nsv. -1\nrrom\u2014\u00abU by n\n\"Ull-\nflii\n' -'\u00bb \u00ab' GRAVEYARD OF UNKNOWNSHIP\nNORTHPAQFIC IS IN FL\nCOUNTS THREE BYWESTCOA\nj Fate oi Tuscan Prince Shroud- Sends Up Flares Durii.it Night\ned in Mystery; Reports OH p**chena Point on Van**\nFlatly Contradict\nouver\nIsland\njNlTA BURNS TO WATER'S STf I ER ALGER1NE\n-I\nlEDGE. UMATILLA REEF\nSHING TO RESCUE\nj Santa Rita Is a Wreck but It * lought the Unidentilied\nMAJ. GEN. RONALJ 8TORRS\nMllllats lismriiw JtTiis.ili-m fin.\nll*J_\", Uuf uiti\\s*l iii Ni-sv \\urk,\nPRICE OF F000\nIS NOW DOUBLE\nIN RUHR TRACT\nCrew of Thirty Saved by\nBreeches Buoy\nI Va-VNCOUVnfc Feh. It \"Th. fe-rav*--\nI yard of thu North I'arKh\" took a\ntoll of three thips at* the i*i*.**ull of\nI the pett which fwept the British\nI '.'oliiinhia and Wa.shliiKlon OOMt Hnti\n' hii-d n'.i-lit and this mornln*f. but not\n; \u25a0 lift wart lohl. nlthoui-h reicm :\nI troth war? cunductcil in it lum*.*-' run- <\nI nlng team.\n[ Th** \\ aaWehB lom todjy were the\ni Tuscan ITimv, which v*'1'1 awhoie\nion Kfte\\nn polnl: th<- itaaanar Vikn,\nj v in, h i.uin.ic to Um mtphet*t Ma*a,\ntun' CnaU-te raaf. nnd tht freighter'\nBanta EUU. loda-ad high on I rock\nLtdgn nanf Clo-oosc Kasstswheer Wand\nSwims Ashore With Lint\nThe men of lln S.nita Kit.i\nner May Be the Miss-\nf\" ing Tuscan Prince ,*>\nVICTORIA. Ftb. 15.\u2014Whit ap- ';\npctn to be \u25a0 Itrqt patsenfltr\nstetmer it afirt off Pachtnt\npoint, v\u00abst cotst of Vtncouvtr\nisland, accroding to a wireltta\nmessagr rtceivcd htre tt 10 p.\nm., from the talvagt tteamtr\nAlgennc.\nThe Algtnne. whilt Itymg overnight at Port Stn Jutn, waa\nboardad bv customt offic *n at\n9:30 p.\nWho rroortcti thtt\nU.iiul\n'i ti. tnaactonooM foi i\nI Ulid\u00ab*.lukeil by tin- IJilniei i\nin l\")'i.\nItalian Freighter Is Washed JJ'JJ, n\" *F* ' '\nby Htavy Seas; Cutter\nSpeeds Toward Her\nSCHOONER FRIENDSHIP\nREPORTED SETTLING\nOne Week Has Brought 0c- attritmta (Mr mMi to on i\u00abg\n. j m ., \\7 mTe of Victor RMtOpPt who lictl |\ncupied lerruory to Verge ]itl. about his i.od>. t-utng.-d ism th\n*f r__t.m_ I IHtal J'*;\u00bb. and OWU a-llol*e. .\noi ramine\n; *l l.a.\n' \u00bbooi i M\n' aaesta, \u00bb\nMany Other Vessels Are Reported Disabled by Storms\nSweeping the Ocean\nNEW YORK, Feb. 15.\u2014Out of\nthe fury storm-t-Aeot Atlant-c today c\u00bb.\u00bbe wireless calls for aid\nfrom Iwo sinkini vesttl*. tod\nniwi of the ditablinn of ttv\u00bbral\nothtn.\nTho lUhan frtmbttr Monce*>i-\naio't radio laid the was being\nwashed by heavy Mat, and thr.t\nIha crew was siif't-rinq tram tho\nttvert cold. The cetter Seneca\nwaa \"\"\u25a0 '!.'\"'! to the thio from\nNew York, ard tha Tairoa set\nout from Boston.\nA c\u00aba\u00bbt r_oard eutter was sent\nto the schooner FriencJship, reported -\"hkin-. off Oregon inlet.\n~*0 mtles sooth of Virginia beach.\n,-_' tnam i i .*s thai Bl\ne.inMii rs ramttt* d our\nId not hei lt\u00ab'\u00ab to cue. I\nthe t-inoint -\u2022 .In.* iu\nbepnt] Moui:<< i. ...ii.'i\n\"Wii. n a couaary baa noi ..uifiei.ut\nnant| tu as us wen %'. bt*-. it -.huuld\ntat teas*. \u00ab*.* n i*j Ki fi Itndt.\nM, Pttlnout lepii.*'\n\u2022'W-. ait- 1*1)dlaa Inoiiej to .. frbnd\nin ti.'..i. It ts tin- -*n>> i up:..nation\n>*\u00bbu- w!tl Ifl **\/Ain till* \" rt *li not\nM bad H others I rnhmpki kU*'\"\nThe Oa~HMunlttt bttlaHj oppornd\nI *ii. |...ii,\nI Daptrt) bniie lufvmn .1 ih< Kaao.\nclat' j |*rtat m rrttpoadi m Ihal o\u00bb^\nof th.- Mcrti clanati -.'f tb- aff*~a>\nnn-Ilt C.lllcil for III*- t.UHl\u201e\u00bb, cf W-;\ni.i:it,riji lo ihe ,r.i..nit ei IM.iM,9M\nfrae.'- \"-fin on. Q_ th. l.iri*.-t mi.-\ninnnlt k n (. >l ifun plant! In Fnace\nSays DU-crr* Araiaat Oeruuiaj\n\u2022'Tin* luin. lv i-luinl.. uue. I. u I^Maal\nCeri.ianj.\" bt d.rlnr'd. \"in lh* >!\u25a0 -Mr.\nto ti \u00abthto iv-Uu.J ti* an m insaln\n*\u00ab.h\u00abt wa an Atng In tbo Kuhi\"\ntaasahot \u2022 et iha tbaailm atoai it\nthe gnnmnsanl im-inu-d thut Pre*\nNEWSPAPERS URGE\nSTOP SPECULATORS\nj brnachto hnoy wart ri~*ga4 up ami\n,111. -JO iiihiiImts et the cm* were\nI tnuiHl*-rr\u00bbil wtfcly to shore. The\naiiia Klta was ruahlng to aid th.\nan unknown ptsstnger vetatl '\nwas afirt, and stnding ou* distress flares off Pachana. Tht\nAlegrine act out at onct ai full\nS|)*tcd, and expects to retc . Iht\nburning slop at 1 o'clock in tha\ninornipg.\nTho identity of tht vesicl it n\nmysttry htre. It it thought that\nshe may be the missing Tuscan\nPi ince in distrass somtwhert on\nthc coast smco early morning with\ncrippled w.rtleit.\nL\nFrench and Belgian Experts)\nWork Out Plan ior Special\nMoney for Territory\nmiard cutter. (\"noliuini-ii Boat-*\nlonid not be launch* d bnaoiiaa of\nHi.* hiiih i-i as, ho the HiiohoiniKli\ntook li **e\nalonm*idc tlH* Nika, ttihlng most of\nUl'S^Kl.lM'I.H', Vat*, li. The | tht OTtW Ott with an Improvised\n' Ur*\u00bb|tciictt - ly-J \/-ciuciiy .mid arm* \u20224tostr*ay. TTi** CJthefi plu-n-ftd into\nstantly liuntting puces *of necti* Lht water nnd ware pi.'.*-il Of\noOUoa ar,- oavnalnf aoztoty ;uid alarm (fo dwtidlt are avrnDhMa ot tlu-\nto Imth Knnch and tiei nian officials i rescue ol tho Ttibcan Prince OTtW,\nin the Ituhr. due to Hit: dlnrupted ' '\t\ntranapOftatlon Htat. l.r..i*l. biiu.*r, Thit lo Contradicttd\n\u20220P un.l oilut dall* ii.i.inc:ii\"nt** * gg.\\TTl.K. W*. th Tin* Watintl |\nhave donbteil In prlof \"Ithin it week . Tiihcimi I'rlnco is a Voial 1o*-h un j\nin vurloii!* dfeatriota, particularly Uia j Xntevnn point NooUtn sound Brii-I\niudUMtrl.il cetit.is. which arc with- I j,), Columbia, accoi-diiii,' tu a \u00bbin les*. |\nout railway atrrtoa. PT\u00abah milk OU] rnaaflnfft from the t'nit.d ftataaj\nhatillv ba procured. , coa.-t |\u00abM<1 cutter \\lK.ti'|U:!i Thc,\nThe OarmaM emu. n.i tbi.i apnan-1 cf*ta mu landed nft >\nlotion, tnWi | adraataca .>r the Mlp-'\n\\am popoMtona. are as much rn-i -^^tTLK ivb. i:. - ri\nipQn-Ublt r-.r tin moanttng pri\u00bbt,#Vt_ li]t, .j,((Bltl0\u201e uf ti\u201e\nMk.i wh< n fhe struck tht* rocli. m \u00a3\u2022 e \u00ab ) It\nli-l;iil.,i. sv.-rs- ,rMU\u00abl I.y lln ,01,1.1 j 11'\"' lllvll VWIIUWl ,T]\nin Public Interest '\nKing Tells Meighen\nao tin oci ni.iti\"!\nnot nsal < \"inl' Ions\nThi n. \u25a0.-.-\u25a0\u2022ai. \u25a0*-\nauth.-iiti.-i- to take\nI.-r tin\nab- !\nOOTAWA. Kcb. I.\".-~-\"!t was deemed\nIn the puWIo Intarett to definitely\naaaori the aarvtoti of Sir Henn'\nThornton, und. aa tht* board of direo-\nlors hnd not '\u25ba< \u00ab**i provloui-lv appoint. 1. tin* trorrrimicnt decided to\nmake nn arranfanwnl with him, and\nnic >>n tin* bonri ratifying it, \u00ab-3\nlias Iw , ij ..lull*.\"\nThe abera aonmr wai given to t~i\n\u2022trial of QPtmtmSeem put by Ht, Hon.\nArlhur MftKheii. I* rider of th.* oppo-\nsit ton, in tha bottat ol *oBMM to*\ntau aadjday. Mr. Ut4.fban aafcni if Iha _k\u00bbv-\nteamthip I ernim-nl Nad any authority (rom\nOfft-m the\n;i. mant-TOi\nSasonia Battle* Fifttcn Days\nHAMI'AX feh. Ll. TtlO OmmmWh llie ..liat.ih.\nllticr Sivuiitn nfter a l\">-day bnttl. land hail *l. (Ki.-H. <1 vllh the li\nwith Atlantic \u00bbnanna, drapptd nnripr rT**irnintat bogroai ~*nyin*|i\nhere this nfternooi ti-'in Hamburg. \"The Poltidi nu*.. i-itn- M flvw\nSonthampti.n and therheiiii. Oaptabi; |b1U (nmnataas fur our tfeVMUn\nMn lln r* poiii d the moai ttranuoutj \u25a0 -\/. m\t\nciumIiiK in hia eaii'cr.\nTRAINS CREEP\nON PRAIRIE AT\nA SNAIL'S PACE\nWill Be Weeks Before Storm\nConditions Throughout the\nPlains Are Overcome\nDirectors Fear\nViolence Over\nWinnipeg Crash\nTuacan Princ* whoa* wlrtlew carl)\n| ytf-tc-rda* tlaahed out thi nawt tbnl\n! sh.' was ilnhlnr. vai ihr_*ud*Hl! hi\nI myati iv tonight.\n,\\t it;M o'clock tie i-unai tmxo\ncutti i* Aiuonnnin reported thnt **ln*\nK.-.n and Uuaaablurf 'i i*- ,,,iM-* lXl,. (.f, ,i t*. rWh hom. some time\n,M, . nia.-l. hac rood rappl n bund ,, n,lim,w mon_tt\u00ab u potlHom hmv\n-\u2022\u201e. tor 10 d;.y*. | I;.*[,.,\u25a0,,u polnl. \\ .ne ouv.-r 4**K\u00bbi.'l\nDeh Tht French nwert tl\u00bbMl tnuiaporU-1 ttWch had WvU l.1\u201e11 u tbnl rt\nlion tl alK-wtm itnpi.n.nient. und [ U||, .,.\u201e,,..,\u201e -p,.,,,,,,., M,;inwliib* th,\nu- POtol out that on Wwdntaday tBh ,vl] ;,,.s 0,lt.mtor :it K*-t<*vun point\nh, [wntrngrr tmlna, totne 4t them car-'\nI rjrtna provlalont. entare*] lh* Rbhr.\nwhile 101 dvimrltd an \u00bb.H a- e.-hl\nIralaa of conJ nnd \u2022 oho. destined'\ntill'.' ruln.-arr *-.!-* onh fulfilling un-\n-J.ituM.igs tBl i.d UM..M hy lh lltl,nd1*\" 1';,U \"\" \u25a0\"\"\"\"* \u00bb\"iv\"* il,Ul \u2022Jl,U\nK-Miiinnt. in whl.li the word i.f | u,\u00bb ***\u25a0 WacOSt\nKi.un-. \u00abu onantoii\nii ii, Lai t.y.-i \u25a0 i, i... ,; ;.. mfanta ;\nhp t.t whnt stem Hi\nn...it to taOO-fca a rontruct with\nSi* ll.io*.- Tlmrntnn. tnd why par-\nliiiin* nt was DOt asked to gr.nvt th*\n\u00bbuthorny at th.* la.*.t staaion.\nHe wi- told Mint th.' . Iriuinstancen\nnder which ll bAnai hrtmMi tu\n. m . i,i<- iiii*-1 oontrncl warn not team\nlemplnted durlnK th- last keaalO^ ttf\nP\nt w h*\nIYmic.\n,<8 t'( <\n\u25a0nd B* glum, and six\n..il for Straail-ourj\nI .\n>\\ INMI'K'i\nS. i.iinnon 5k . p. iilden)\nii.inoii Tlckai >\\ n-\nithich falbd n lly,\nhall thll afternoon a\nio lh \u25a0\nAged Manitoba Wife\nGoes Up for Trial\non Attempted Murder\n_*OftTAQ-C t.X IMtAU'.li:. .Man.. l\"\u00abb.\ntt.\u2014Ml*. .lowph Campbell, 7a years\nnf ago, was conunlttnd for trial ~M the\nspring nnalwa today, on a charge oi\niittrit.pl I iik to minder h. r lut*-l.iind\non January \u2022-\u25a0' a_m by pouailiig Wo\nt I. Th*' Wffh-\\ couple ri'Miile jit SI\naXmlno\"\".*, .Matt\nMi. Campbell, who was Juat out\ni.r hospital slated lh.it he utf -a\ntnOUlbfttl of decomposed jgHtfOI -.n\u00abl\nchoppi'd meat whbh tasted blUtf,\nIlls wife aald It was only bui :i*.-d.\nand sho would eat it Inter for her\nsupper. He WM alninut Instantly\ntaken sl.k with convulsions, and hin\nJflw began to Hft.\nHe charged hli w ife w Ith trj ing\nto poison him. Ihf refused to prr-\nliuie him some mustard nml water.\nH-MIiir him hr was nil right\nM.tii,.*ii evidence obowad thai Cnm^-\nhell whh sul feting Horn the . ff*.t I\nOf slrychnlno i-olsoiiing. and Cmi-la-\nl.le Al'tgatl, or the prOTtnehll police.\ntltiad to rindlns .. .*.:'.. ot paUo\nin tbo huusc,\nBRAA'DON. Man.. IVb. IV - All\nmain Una train** bald nvarnajlil\nut diifci' ni pel,.is along the Canadian KbdOU-U MllWt). are luo\\ |n|\ntgn-ty, the bHaant*** \u00abblab dlanrgan-\nixed local builami and hlghwt) tmt-|\nlie ior ihnt* day* boning abated.]\nTV.- itinper.iiuie haa also moderated,\nand con.ifiii.iis tomrthlng llk\u00bb \u2022\nmnl w.i> nsuinetl I'.ils rfternooii ,\nUnovptowo aro work Inn under blocli\n\u25a0ynuma tt\u00bb k ap the iraob etaati i :\nthe .. nc.iiato'n order tor bmtich line)\ntniln,* ont of Ihi** clly still stnndx |\nThe Bftevan Una It the only bruob\nIbtt tn'om.;. , ,\nAugUiltll* '.\nOf lh* I>.\nBtibl .Ik. :i' |\n.\\.,-. i- i\nid committed\npeo\\ ImcIhI jull lo await tii.ii\non a Bbm*gt of \"nf: \u00ab-i *ll.\t\nfrank Mntbtn acting for tht allot ney-gi acral, told Haglatrate gli\nlini-h J\"hn UnaDonaM In (..die. coon\nihis afternoon, iImt futih.-r charges\nlogin Striktt tor a Day\ni;shi:\\. r.b. 13. All the munlcpal\ntfciai*. oi I-:.--* n .i\" i.i- .i Uala- I\npin.l v.-ik t\"i Jl hour** iii ..\nproti st airlki* agalnal un wn si <-f\n\\ ice bl : ion ;. \u25a0\u25a0\nthe\nschools\niin** .\nhours\nin-\ntl th*\n.1\n.,!*:\u2022 The\nor* .nm obopt\nfor taveral\nt099B ball ..a whi* ii iu\nliberty was not *\u2022 uffi-\nwoiild be laid tgaltUg the\nnnd thnt th\nhud In ei ,i\nClei t\nDtractara ot th\n\u2022ni; viol-nee on :\nNan who loft\nhute npplled to\nt..-ti,.ii htdlgn\ndm lined, among\nptoplt H I '.\" II. d ir.>:\nmn . i ii. nml ih- thru u\nd.\ni;i:i mkij* r*\u25a0\" i; a piwii t,\u00bbr\nth.* . r> .i\\.i>n Of Btn moM] fur BM\nia ti.e occupied ttrritory ol Qet*\n\u2022mail) hna li*. < n .\"iii,.|. 1. .1 bv I'leii-h\n..n.l I'.el.-iiie tapfftO ,Tbl Miojii.' will\nbe pt~***n**0t< -I \". \\t WOOh to lYenibr\nPolncnre at A ITnance Ulnlttar .le i\ni,,.-t-)ii- ..i rYnnce aad Pranfec\nTb.'iini- oi it.i^ium. who will take al\n\u25a0lefinil*' .I.vision OpOO it\nsin-mil the project b* Put mtoj\ni ted that no v. i\n\u25a0 \u25a0 in his vlclnii}\ni' port at 0 ii. I.'i\nlht Attonquln I\ni r* a of tbo Tt -'\ndot to mloOLpgfohenah\neage CroBi tht eott*'\not tin* cutter had b. *\u25a0-\nI I lm tbat Uo- er- .'\nj I'.'inei was t-ated\nI Tin coast gitahl \u25a0 ui\n* na a M g* im: tb u \u25a0\nI'nm. bul was ii\"i -\nBttevun poatUn tu\nli..u, mttara w*i*. und*\ni\" iDAevun potnt .I*1\nTutcan l'i :n* *\u25a0\nil wa?\u00bb any-\nThe Weather i\nenffet bo.bi*\nIvfunct fit iu. feai\npari of tha depot* \\ effect, th* ru a mom , would be\ni*y in the ciMj.il. laeotd by ihe i-mi*. ol rraaoa and\nit polict; for pi...'th\" Sational Bank .*i Belgium\n\u25a0n la rife, it |k i\nlarge nombti \"t in ssi-,i.l*\"IH'. I', i. 15. \\ ooro\u00ab\nIn thi pm- trt i\"'\"iH-ii Infantr* a Ith machine\nir tin-> gnus oecui I ih> Baten cltj hull\ni |ui\ntodn) \u25a0 alinuitaneouilj a Ith tbe dao-\nlafttlon oi a S*t-hoai genera] itrflw\nngninft laa thorni iiM'-'*i*- The\nstreet enn whh atotrionl -.lain**\noontlnt to runctlon\nSENATE WILL VOTE\nDEBT FUND TODAY\nWABH1NOTON, r\u00bbb. I ..-\u2014An agrat-\nman* piti\\ tiling fur a vote on iht\nHriti-.ii debt rundOag mu batera the\nsenate ad'oiii uh toinonow was fur-\nirally I'liifiiii Into Int.- today, after\nn Mlmllnr pfppotal had Im-.ii blocked\nearlier.\nsteamer7rrivals\nBrandon's Blind Hero\nTortured By Germans inchcape Cuts the\nIndian Army Budget\nby Some Ten Crore\nDies at the Coast\nBRANDON, .Man K.l A\u2014Word\nhas been recs-lved hfr\u00ab Hint llnni-\niIiiiik blind hero of tin* gT*m w:tr,\nIVte Altl'hall. It dead ut VftiicMivi'i.\nThtf mhetr Ot Mcl'lmlfa Buffering\n[While r pr|nonei of ths Oeffflam.\nwho blinded lilm by tntU\" tiVatment.! pr-adltu\nUEHl.l India, Tah. I. -The Orel\nimrt ot lh. n inn t cl land ImlmiM'V\nrntrenchment eoaj-nlt-ta, it > it* und.*r-\n\u25a0tnod, prepi.t*.'- cuts In .ii mt ti\u00ab\nouiitn\nto l<\n\u25a0fs in lndl\n! atlHred tht* enuntr) alien told, ami \"ffortt iCi.OIO.OH) smi ettte\n,, ri\\ II lervlce nin\u00abtiiuhig tu thi\n. \u00abr\u00abt rfs-.l-.ls.il \u00abM \u00ablsr\u201e hi- on ,\u201e, , ^^^ , ^.^ \u201e,\u201e, \u201e \u2022 n,,\u201e:llj, __, tu \u201e\n-. tm- llf MltlltMI In Un. . ,i, (CH.IItl In In* :...\u00bb-nl tsi,4 Irlf [ktuuctlv. di*p\u20141 Ol Avitln\u2014liUl pir\nNew Brunswick\nMay Not Have a\nRail Director\ni TTAV. A Keb. U\nprov,nee of N\u00abW Bfl\nglvi n 11 presentation\nof, the Canadian tii\n\u00ab di d. p. ml ..it a bather eipoi i* nci\nih. .it. - the naceaalt) foi fut Uh r\ngUlono to lhe bontd Thh un-wti\nwii- given to th*. Murra* KocLni'tn\nCon*>ervatIvc mMBbei for St. John.\nm the bonoa of ggMmoM thU after*\nAustralia Will Use\nRefrigeration for\nLondon Exhibition\nTho fellow lug temperatures are fu*(\ni the Dl hour*) ending yesttrday aftex*\n\u25a0ana ut 6 o'clock: }\n -\u2666i\nVfCTOUA ftth ll iTolnaa *nd vw\n..ii;i.in.;i\"i;Ni;. rab i.\niti.in I'less f.ible, fla\nAnn .. conferenci imtw*\n-ill) .'ana\nHfllUi'si. -\nmi tin- \\aii\nmil* Hades ooaearMd, the Aoetriallan\n192*1 I'hnpiie Kxhiblti-.n commltt*.\nbae decided to recommti d tht ttv-j\nHon *d it wfrtgemttd\nM ill\nhambar euf- ,\neffective uud\njrroft\"Nc*r Tork. 'Legion of nonttrrdroen pt EdajQatCu gt\u00bbpb\u00bb d**part_ueut, __^\ni-bbubl** piv-Juvl\"* a' 'tJ*' exbibiiiyi*\nclnliy, >!\u25a0\u2022\ncult! with si:\nNl.l\u201es...\\\nVictoria\nVancout *\u25a0'*\nK.iiuioop*-\nBarkrrvlll.\nMini\nDawaou\nt^algar*\nWliiiilp.i\nIVi-tlan.i\nInn iv\n>.aiii. \t\nl'i Un-ton\n\u2022-'\u2022Ui;d le Tht\n*BhIu\u00bb pevo;\nttOOkt. . iiioderatel~u!\nath0t\nml .\nM 1\n.o\nLl >*.\u2022*.\n rags T~~~~.\nTTTT! \\~~*\"t.~~~~~~J D~~~~I,7 \"SEWb. FRIDAY MORNINCT, FEBRUARY 16, 1923\nLeading Hotels of the West\nWhere Superior Accommodation May Bt Obtained\n~\" George Benwell, Proprietor\nThe Premier Hotel ol the Interior\nAMERICAN PLAN RATES \u00bb3.50 TO S5.M\nRooms with Running Water and Private Baths\nHeadquarters for all Traveling Men, Mining Men,\nLumber Men and Tourists\nSPECIAL SUSDAY DINNER $1.00\nTHE MOST COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THE CITY\n. H1MK-I'. Wtlsson. -reneouver:\nA. Ilnrkn. Vornon; rv*r... T. F l..-i\u00bbn.\nTr.ll; W. K. .'miller, t.rrntl Huitable,\nVt\u2014etsuvor; J. W w.-slilri.ti, Montreal;\nA M. An-lilliKld. Ro.al.ntl; K. II.\nHlrlcklnnsl isn.l wITf. LitlilirlilKf; Nst-\nni\u00bbn It Bailee. **\u2014\u25a0*\u2014\u2022! J. H. 11\nThoiniLssn, (.'. 1* llalli-iilltif. 1. A.\nPHlmrr. 8. A. Jacksii.ts. -.riu-kvlll.-; II\nM.ek.-nxlf. I-r. W. llasvfssii, Vani-inis.-r;\nH. \u2014 And,-rfon. T. J. Ullifun. N. T\nK llrutnmi-tl. It CaUTlaaf\u2014ei, 0. ('nrrliiK-\n.ti. inn. H is Itawimn. J. Hu.ls.in. \\V\nTiin.lM.ll. T. N.-llsun. W. Joaea, Ms-r-\ntlu Hni-kcy elub; W. si. Rlch.raJ.on.\nVancouver: Harold Brawn, .1- B. Mas-\niss-r, H W. A'Ihiiiil Spokane; Mrs. A\nK. Maul..until. Trail; Vs J. Bottle, To\niinito; K. It. ITIU'lu. rd, J. H. Ben-\niiitl. Vancouver; A. It. Bus. land. To\nrisnto; I\u00bb. H. I\u2014\u2014ltencie, t-'algary; II\nCray. Vetlle Valley.\nWOODSWORTH\nASKS FOREGO\nREPARATIONS\nStormy Scenes Follow Motion\nol Winnipeg Labor Member to Let Germany OH\nhas German' nation\nrepudiated war lords\n\t\nLiberals and Conservatives\nAngrily Oppose; Alberta\nProgressive Supports\nOTTAWA, Tab. 13.\u2014\u25a0Mri\u2014I broke\nloose In Ilio house ol commons tonight when James S. Wooilssvorth,\nLabor number, .Csttlcr Wa_fltMJ*\nsubmitted a mutloi1 that Canada\nahould svilliiliusv all claims on Germany for reparation!.. Mr. Woods-\n.voilh held that liftman:f of the\nistii- Innis was not the Oermany of\ntile bulk of the people. In his iirRU-\nment. he declarvd that other nations,\nincluding Great Britain, had drasvn j pared.\nUnd,r th. Old Management of H. W. Sltor*.\nNine First-Class Well-lighted Sample Rooms\nHOTEL STRATHCONA\nNELSON'S LEADING HOTEL\nAmerican Plan. Magnificent Dining Room\nExtremely Comfortable Drawing Room for Ladies,\nSpecial Ratea for Winter Boarders.\nthat Canada should withdraw all\nclaims on Germany for reparations.\"\nThe reparations situation, said Mr.\nWoodsworth, was largely responsible\nfor tho chaos now prevailing 1\"\nEurope.\nCanada had been too prone In the\npast to leave Qreat Britain take thu\nlead In imperial matters. The time\nhud rutin.! fm* CaaadiaaH- to dut.niU.-e\nsuch questions themselves.\nThe Oerman people had repudiated\nthe l.n ir.fi'. aud It was anomalous to\nsaddle upon the Germans of a genera*\ntion to come the responsibility for acts\nto which they could not hart been\nparties, he suid.\nMr. Woods-worth snid Ills resolution\nwas based on the Inter-.-sin of wurld\npeaoe.\nReverting to Germany'-! responsibility for the war, Mr. VoodHworth said\nthat although the treaty of Versailles\nhad been based upon the people of\nUermiuiy'H sole responsibility, yet,\nLloyd George, former British premier, had stated iu later days that\nthe nations had stumbled Into war.\naud It waa his opinion that a decltioii\nwould have very likely averted it.\nMr. Wooditjworth quoted further documentary evidence In an endeavor to\nshow thut there had been burgiilnln*,-\nbetween the allies during the yente\nof war, and apportionment of Germany's lands and property among\nthem. Secret iuivhI and military\nplana had been made by British\nKrench and Belgian staffs, he said,\nand the documents brought to light\nsince the end of the war hud showed\nlhat these countries were not pre\nUp plana of milltury 'iggression upon\ntet& olher before the war; thut i\nUapr-ada redness Myth for Britain\n'Trench and Russian unprepared-\nQueen's Hotel\nEUROPEAN PLAN\nSteam Heated Throughout\nllodernly Furnished llnont*. Kpeclal\nWe.kljr .nd Monthly Hates.\nft. -_ro-rTB. FROrHltTOaV\nKootenay Hotels\nLCLAND HOTEL, NAKUSP.\nUp t\"-u.i!e in ev.ry respect. Steam\nheated, hot and cold water. Our\nservice ni'ike* ynu feel at twins\nRooms hot and -.lean. Good tin-ills\n'\"vi-rylhing In season. Our mono ti\nto pi..ise you, und if so tell others,\nand tf not tell us Free sample\nrooms. Rftttt per day, $3 mi. i'i 00.\n* Wm. 3. Pratt, i'i \"i'i lelor\nNi.ku.-p, B. C.\nQl'LENS\u2014C\\ V Cummins, Hall, B\n<.' J K Norman. Mirror I.ak. ; \u00bb; W\nLlugurd, Boul.l.r: ll ('KM.i. S.ilnio.\nMr- H Bone. Vancouv.r; O-eorge ,;i'-\nla, PrtBoaton; A. Anderson, 1i.it Creek\nJ. Kaniann, M. P. Drown, Cranbrook\nFrench ;\nand Belgian staffs, and that \"French\nand Uusslan unprepuredness by |\nmyths fur British consumption.\"\nsecret naval ami military plans hud I ness wore myths for British consump-\n_ . , ,, _ i,,.i.i_i, ivonni* tlort,'' tho member for Center Wln-\nbeen made by the British, J* tend) ,\n' nlpeg quoted.\nL, J. Ladner, Vancouver South\u2014The\ni honorable gentleman hits quoted opin-\n! ions to show that Germany was not\nMr. Wood-worth's speech brought , responsible for the war. Will he\n.. ,, , AT..-^f^i\/ ' state if. In his own opinion, Britain\nangrv replies. Hon. James Murdock, ____\"___.___\n\u25a0\u2022* \u25a0 i waa responsible?\nminister of Labor, declared that were \u25a0 . \u2022 \u2022 *\nMr. Woodswortll\u20141 have given the\nt possfb.e for the resolution _ to opllllona of men t0 wnom nnyone can\nrefer. My, own opinion In the matter would be of very little avail.\nSome members\u2014Hear! Hear!\nI Quoting from the writings of John\nM. Reyes, Mr. Woodsworth said these\ni showed that Germany had laid down\n1 her arms under certain conditions\n! which hud not been lived up to by the\n! allies.\n\u25a0 A member\u2014Well, well, well!\nj tmrnmrnm Wood*.worll*--1 h^pc- the honorable gentleman wlll not di*sagree\n, with that.\nNelson's Best Cafes\nTHE GRILL\nTha Place to Eat\nCleanliness, quality. Only wblts\nbelp employed.\nJESS SANDERS, Prop.\nPhone 671, 313 Bakar St\npass, \"tens of thousands of Canadian\nmothers und fathers would hour the,\ntramp of u nation run mud with the j\nluat and deslro fur conquest, march- j\ning through Belgium.\"\nHon. H. H. Stevens, Conservative,\nVancouver, declared that Mr. Woods-\nwuitli's \"iv i, revolutionary friends\nin Germany,\" bad not repudiated\nthe action of the war lords.\nHon. R J. Munion held tlv.it ii\nGermuny wi re exonerated\u2014und he argued that wus the trend of the resolution\u2014the action of the allies and | _\noi the United States during the war, I Wilson's Tourntn Polnta\nwould, by the mine net, be con- He CDntlm](,u- (hat Germany had\n{h inncd. I i{L|(i down hor arms under Wilbon's\nWoodswortU Woulu Witlidraw Claima; M points.\nMr. Woods worth, continuing, read\nMr WoodSWOrth'l resolution aswrt-1 flrfJt ..-wuson-s 14 points,\" and quoted\ned 'thut In the opinion of this house (,x.Premit,r N)u* u( Iuly um| former\nIt l_ lu the interests of world peace | Premler Uov(* ,jeorge oC 0|\u00abal Brtt-\n_ ^_ _ | -\"' as tending to show that Km nee\nwas trying to apply undue pressure\nund secure more from Germany than\nshe waa entitled to.\nHis next reference waa to Hon.\nN. W. Howell's HM-i-ch at Guelph\na statement on reparation**, \"made by\nof Canada's leading (\".talesmen '*\nlaughter from the Lib*\nSAY BRACKEN\nGOES BACK ON\nPARTYJLANK\nAll Opposition Groups Twit\nFarmer Government On\nthe Speculator\nREFUSES TO FORCE\nPUT SELLING PRICE\nSupporters of Government\nClaim Times Changed; Norris On \"Ins and Outs\"\nWLNN1PKG, Fib. Hi.\u2014Charges of\nbeing false to the parly platform\nujion which they were voted into power at the last provincial election,\nwere hurled at the Farmer movement, from all sides of the opposition, during thy legislature this afternoon.,\nThe charges resulted from the stand\ntaken by members of the government\ngroup on the resolution by F. J.\nDrxon, leader of the Labor group,\nwhich provided that the leglsluture\nenact measures providing for a land\nsettlement scheme based on the regulating Influence tu the selling price\nof land, owners of idle areas being\nobliged to file a selling price on their\nlands, that price also to be regarded\naa the assessment valuation for purposes of txalion.\nIt was claimed lhat this resolution,\npresented In the very words used,\nwas one of the planks in the Farmers\"\nplatform.\nCould Brad* Taaaa\nA. McGregor, go vein ment, Gladstone,\nargued that while In favor of the\nprinciple outlined in the resolution,\ntimes hud changed, lo the extent thut\nthis land was so completely unsalable that owners could put their valuation far below ttiat obtaining to*\nday, and thus evade taxation. Such\na meusuro would defeat the very object It was designed to obtain.\nFormer tlWMtat T. C. Norris declared that thi* real reason was that\nthe fellow who was out of power al-\nwuya thought he knew what was\nbest, nnd It was !>\u00bbt until he got Into\npower that it waa discovered his\nfond i.n.' .* were unsound.\nChildren's Sweaters\nGIRLS' MODELS\u2014Both in pullovers and coat styles\u2014\n100 per cent wool, in Flame, Navy, Peacock, Scarlet,\nTurquoise and Pink Shades; for girls 6 years to 14\nyears. Regular $3.25 for $2.25\nRegular $4.50 and $5.00 for $3.00\nBOYS' HEAVY PULLOVER JERSEYS\u2014In Navy, Silver, Brown and Maroon; ages 6 years to 14 years.\nRegular $2.75 and $3.00, clearing at $2.00\nThese Are Great Cold Weather Snaps\nWOMEN'S FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS\u2014Values\nto $2.50, for IMS\nLADIES' HEAVY UNION UNDERWEAR*-Regular\n$3.00; yours for $2.10\nHEAVY FLANNELETTE BLOOMERS\u2014Regular 90c,\nfor 05**\nNelson Dry Goods Co.\nLADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS\nARMOUR PLANT\nSUFFERS HUGE\nLOSS BY FIRE\nelectric motor, according to plant t\nficlulu.\nThe loss tofilght was estimated\nuiiproxlmulely $2.iK\u00bb0,0t)0. Twenty-on|\nfile companies ure fighting tho fire.\n11 pwards of 1000 men have bee|\nthrown out of work by fire. Scve\nfiremen were injured, OBg serlouslj\nwhen an ammonia tank exploded.\nHave Kindeys\nTwenty-one Fire Companies \u2022in\nBattling Flames in Great | ExaiPllied By\nPackin^lant y j*\nUNDER CONTROL AFTER\nA FORTY-HOUR FIGHT\nSAYS RED PEPPER\nHEAT STOPS PAIN\nIN FEW MINUTESi-~\nLoss Is Two and Hall Million\nDollars; Thousand Men\nAre Out of Work\nOCCIDENTAL HOTEL\nJ. A. Ktrr, Maaagcr.\nTha homo of plenty.\nFifty roomi-* of -\"did omfort.\nu.' \u2022-. i w- the hwst mteaie in .-\u25a0 \u25a0 H\nIt's tho cook.\nMADDEN HOTEL\nMRS. MADDEN, Pr*p,\nflrrt-cliM Room* by th* D\u00abr.\nW..\u00bb or Month. ,\nfv*r, C*n*id*rtti*n Sl.o-i fc.\nQuwts.\nC.r \u2022}...- .rr. , iu i v \u25a0'\u2022\nllnu\n,1\nL'. .\nKm\n\u25a0 ua\n11.1\nui\nNMilto\n- \u2014I\nip only.\nSuiuinurlxing. Mr. \"Wood a worth us-\n\u2014\u2014 sorted ihat tht treaty of V.i mulks\nj lMioiiriiuiif.ni. liinilmj-o. lU'ttrltts. I had violated Inlt-rnatlonal law as out*\nI baokaeha, vtlfr n..k.( aor\u00ab miiM'les, j lined by the constitution of The Hague\n[ Mtruins, tprajna, aching Jotata. Wton \u25a0 in i90\u00bb.\nyou ara itifterlng sn jrou can hardly! on higher moral grounds, Mr. Waadft*\n|ttl arnuii'l, .bust try Bad PappW Hub, i worth asserted it had come down\nlhat there could be no auch m niggle if the financial interewts were\ntmaaatA to It The war had broken\nout In apite of the flnunrlnl tntereiits,\nand not a.<* :. totmtt of their efforts.\nK. J. (lurlund. rrogrec^lve, How j\nltivcr, cuiigrutulati'd both Mr. Woods-\nwort li and Mr. St.**.ens. They had\nnpraaaad the extremes,\n\"I wuui.i appaaJ t*i take house,\")\nsaid Mi*, tiailund, '*to support Mr. I\nWee4ersaSfVh*t n*soliitl.n. that t'unudu\nwitiidniw all claim lu rapafaUona inl\nlie lnleresls of Kuropeun peuce. In i\nur own in t .rest, nnd, If you want i\nd come iieai vr home. In the tefcaaMt\nf ngricultuie.\"\nCanadian Childrtn First, Says M\u201enu>n\ntlon. It. J. Mu n,. ie, Con\nKurt Uillium. deiland he\nI'MAHA. Neb., Feb. 13,\u2014-Mre which\nhas rsged for more than -10 hours\nIn the Plant Wt Armour A Co., here,\nwua brought under control shortly\nbaton midnight. The fire started\nearly Wednesday In a nine-story\nArmoeP building from a defective\n\\..tiling has such eoneentnitrd, pen\nred pcpiH't'S, and\npeiKtrut.H right down latO\npala and eongaatlon relief comes at\n\u25a0tratlng th1',l1 \"\"\nwhen liei.T pent trti\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\n120 Baksr t.t.\u00abt. Nsltsn, B. C\nOPEN DAY AND NIGHT\n11:30 U 2:30 8pecia1 Lunch. .^^\nI..0 to 1:00 p. in.. 6oppar..;;:^\nPhena 164\nthrough the history of tho world\nthat mercy had ulwajs been greuter\nthan .!..'.*\u25a0 .'..: .e... . claims wrn*\nnot large, he added. It might be that\nin any MM she tdiould never receive\nanything, but Canada k action in n-\n].\u25a0..(*; i- l. nn; her claims might prove\na certain gesture which would have\n\u25a0BOM Influence ui\u00bbu the other parts\nuf the world.\nSpeaker Leinleu*. reverted to a point\nI was about to give his\nHun. ii. J. Munl.n sug-\nNCW ORAND F\nCh'cis <'liiils.*, L*thbr\nl'\"r.*d l*r<*w--, city\ni Northport.\nj.\u201e K< laoa.\nTHE L. D. CAFE\nrin\u00abst r.n\"Pi\"'' roataaraal tn 'ii*\nrliv OPEN DAT AND NIOHT\nSPECIAL- Ice i*r\u00abani, soda witerand\ntint .11 Inks. Sloe, elesn. fnniished\nrwma; ii\"t and *'\"ld water. We cater\nto private |mtlles.\nHAD AN AWFUL\nCOLD AND COUGH\nWas Confined to Bed\nnative. | to i-diii*.\nertainly I npi.. of\nt'l.Hlis ami colds neeui hard\nOff Hint right to you In\nnil you do to let rid of\nthem. These tire the kind that are\ndungerou.i -the kind that weaken the\nlungs ro thnt the genus of consumption find it ready foothold.\nObatioatt coughs und colds yield to\nTHE LAKEV1EW HOTEL\nMi*. M.l!.it* 4 Son., Propriator*.\nNio*. warm, comfortabl* roorna at\n-\u00ab\u2014aonabl* rate*. Oman day and\nmm.\nCraw Hall and Varnan \u2022...\u00ab..\nI.AKirvnrw w\nlIU JsstWIMUn. Sl.ltTI.\nWo\nHIGH CLASS RE8TAURANT\nROYAL CAFE\nOpen ..\u00bb\u2022 anil night. Quick *\u00bbrr-\n\u2014(, Diiii'.r, 11:30 a. m. to 1:01\np d... 3ic. Special rsuppftr, 1:11\np. m. to 1:00 p.\nPhon* 182.\nm_\nBoYiO-Tiiw\nHt.\n60* Bakar Stra.l\nTREMONT HOTEL\n615 BeUer Strtet\nUnder new management; eteitn-\nbflated. comfortable rooma Kea-\nsonabic nUaa. A. OIBBOK. Proprietor\nSherbrooke Hotel\nNaar C. P. R- Station\nRooma at Reniwnahl* Ratea\nH. DUNK, Propriator.\nHOTEL MENUS\nWa print Hotel Manua,\nw.th complet* m*nu* or\ntha different headinga\nblank apace* for typing\nbill ol .ar*.\neither\nwith\nand\nn tha\nThe Daily News\nJob\nDepartment\nTh* Hem* of Good Prin\nNelaon, B, C.\ntinfl\nHotel\nRegisters\nLarger Books\nforjheMoney\nStrongly liound antl printed on good grade of paper.\nExtra large\nMedium \t\n*u.r\u00bbo\n$3.50\nTHE DAILY NEWS JOB\nDEPARTMENT\nNELSON. B. C.\nQUALITY PRINTERS\nfc^S MOD*\nHen Suited\nSpeaks Highly of\nThis Home Made\nCough Remedy\n\u25a0lust M aOOO \u00bb\u00bb >'\u00bbu apply Hed\nIvp-.er Hub you feel tht tingling\nhint. In three nil nut.s the sore\nBpOt if wanned thnnigh an.l through\nand Um torture is gone:\nKowles Itcd 1'ipper Huh, inailo froip\nrad paypara, coata little at nny drug \\ of order,\nstore, (let a jar al once, lie sure I ruling wl\nto g. t the genuine, with tiio name gexted that the ruling be deferred.\nItowles on every package. Mr. Manion thought It would be\nv* rv serious tiling if, after M\nI Woods worth had spoken an hour and\nI0RR1SB1M0RRISB \u2022 '\"*\" \u00b0\" \";''\"\"\u2022 \u00bb*v\"c\"*\u00ab \"'\"\n\" | views only, the bousi> sflould not be\n'YOU i.;ill\\* have smite nice Sox,I allowed to dJhout,-, the oilier side of\nSAID g l.uh.\" Well, we have Ithe argument.\nPUT i,in best knowledge into j Hoi*. James Muidovk seconded this\nSELECTING our entire stock; ! ubjectlon. and tho speaker aceoid-\nHAVE gOOd triwoht on tlie | iugly su-ij^nded the ruling.\nMANUFACTURING end. und share1, Wound* in Canadian Heart**\nTHE W-n.ru with you. | Mr. Murduik. in objeeting strongly\nwe tppradata plaaaail patxona, for tu the paaoteUin, asked the meminis\nMEN'S and Buys' Wear. i if they i*.uld imagine any suih prop-\nutdlinn being put to the house on a\nnitj'ht four je:ir*i ago. Hi* had U*uri*ed\nin hia early days ln thc book nf Huty\nWrlt thut lhara was nueh a thing as\n*-< tw*\u00ab\u00ab**l-->\u00ab>ti*s.v -H.ni -\"Vm -ej-*- f\u00abr an\n' -ara.\" IU* wondered if Mr. Woods-\nworth knew anything uf the wound*\nIn the hearts of tens of thousands\nof b.*reaved Canadian mothers and\nfathers whieh would bleed afresh at\nthe thought uf such \"injustice\" as\nwa** proposed.\nlinn. II. H. Wttveiis, Conservative,\nVancouver Center, had no objection\nto tho discussion of German repara\ntlons or ,1'itrmila's altitude toward\nthem. Ba thought, however, that th\nresolution had been Inspired far\nmore hy a desire to discredit the\n%! great statesmen of the ulliud countries, than by any desire to promote\np.-u.-e In Europe or throughout the\nworli^\nMr, WtTtDI said Mr. Woodiworth\nused the occasion to libel the allied\ncountries, and deliberately chsI aspersions on lhe great allied statesmen,\nand. above all, to question the good\nfaith of Britain and the British em-\nWhenever anyone In my family |,|r(,\nEST .I\"\"!\" ,\"*>'!. a'\"!'7.r'a.hr',hr..\u00b0iy. I *\u00ab\u2022*\u2022\"\u2022 *'*<\u00ab N War Lord. Proa.cut.d\n\"1 usk my honorable friend if his\nred revolutionary frlenda in Germany repudiated the action of these\n(ii'imnn war lords,\" ho continued.\n\"Has the new Germany which he\nlauds to th** skies, ever brought those\nwar lords to justice?\"\nMr. Woodswirth mnde a plea for\nthe children of Germany.\n\"But what about the children of\ndirectly on the m.-mbrnne i Fiance and Gnat Britain?\" asked-Mr.\nt and PON| tin *\neouhl nut support the resolution. Us\nLiceeptuiico by llie Canadian parliament would complicate an already\n.-uinpll* and sltnallnn In Kurope, nnd\nwould be \u25a0 declaration that \"wo con*\nibtniie.l l'rance, und said that Ger-1 the gratef..l soolli1n( properties of\nmany had M tight lu be made loj DR. WOOD'S\nAa to the girls und boys of Ger- NORWAY PINE SYRUP\nmany. Or. Manlun f*lt that consld-, u .JP.,KP aril1 hwig the Irritated\nH lungs and bronchial tubea. cuu the\nPhlegm, end uids nature clear away\nthe mnibtd accumulations.\nMis. G'u i> Langdale. Barton. N.\n8., wiHWi\u2014\u25a0f__ the year of 1820 1\nwuh taken with an awful cold and\ncough, i i'i wa* confined to my bed\n(or some time. I thought 1 was going\namnoii\ntended tn the llttb* giils and buys\nof Cnnuita. chlldr* n of those who I\nhud flvan their Uvea to the war.\nliii.UI\".-. lir Manlun asserted. If one!\ne^iirienited Geriminy. which was the1\ntrend of the resolution under discus-j\nfciun. one by the same ad was con-1\ndetuning the action uf the allies and'\nof the Batted States for their action,\nduring the years of tho war, not to I\nspeak of the soldiers themselves.\nThe dl bate was then adjourned\nupon the mot inn nf I). W. Warner,\nProgressive, Wtsmi hcona.\nThe house adjuurmd ut-lll tomorrow afttrnuuu.\ninto consumption. 1 commenced to\nuse Di Wood's Norway Pine Syrup\nand fouial it to be an excellent reined;. I tan highly recommend It to\n\u00ab. ci y t ui [erer from coughs and\ncu I.'..-*.\"\nI'll.'\", top u-'d 00c; put up only by\nTbo T. M, bum Co., Limited, Torontu,\nOat\nFlush _. i-ur kidneys by drinkiu\na quart uf water each day, ulsi\ntuke snlts occasionally, says a nutelj\nuuthiiiity, who telft us thut to\nmuch rich fuod forms acids whit\nalmost parulyie the kidneys In tlu*i]\nefforts to expel It from the blooil\nThey become sluggish and wcukeul\nthi.n you muy suffer with duf\nmisery hi the kidney region, shar\npains In the back or sick heudacht-|\ndullness, your stnmucli sours, tonsu\nis coate\u00abl. nnd when the weuthei* 1\nliad you have rheumatic twingen\nThe urine gets cloudy, full of sedlj\nment, the channels often t^et son\nand irritated, ohllgng you ttf\ni-elief two or three times during\nthe night.\nTu help neutrn'Ue these InitutinJ\nacids, to help demise the kldneyl\n.and flush off the body'H urnoui\nvv:iste, get fniir ounces of J__fl Halt*J\ntgpm uuy pharmacy here; lake\ntaldespoonful in a glass of water be!\nfon> breakfat.t fur a few day a, auf\nyour kidneys may then act fluff\nTills famous talis Is mode froi\nthe ucld of grupes and lemon Julc\ncombined with llthla. and has lee\nused for years to help flush ai\nstimulate sluggish kidneys: also i\nneutralize the acids In tbe systei\n\u25a0o they no longer rrltate, tin\noften relieving bladder weakness.\nJod Salts is Inexpensive; canm)\nInjure and makes a delightful\nfervescent Ilthla-water drink. \u25a0 j\nall meuns have your physlcan\namine your kidneys at least twlq]\na year.\nBEECHAMS Pi\nIF YOU WANT RESULTS TR\nA CLASSIFIED ADVT.\ntre U Acts With Unusual Speed-\nLooaana the Mucus\u2014Believes tho\nIrritation a:nl Stops lhe Cough.\nCosts Next to Nothing\u2014for a\nBig Supply\nl.sir bin\nlelne in\ndot r..\nI'iinulni\nA Utile\nwater ta\nall there\nBui n*\n-mind\ntHku M..'l\ntnke in** many minutes to\nremedy thai will drive *wn>\nrouble' in double ipiick time.\nsee ret anyone oan make a\n.if the fmast rough roed-\nlu* world fur n trifling **iiui\nin snj drugtclst one ounce of\ndouble itreagth) to iiii\" n'ld\nrmnutated sukjit ami enough I\nnirtk*' .me half pint\u2014 that's :\nis to it\ni\\ you've K\"t a re:il medicine I\nnu lh.\u25a0 flrat spoonful you \\\neeases h'ihosi tn.slnntl\nmntioii bsgin* to disappear- ui\u00bb oomai\nthe StUbhO' n niu.'UH aiel oflen In 24\ntioiirx e\\eiy inue of tin*) cough that\nfrightened you in gone\nIt's really r irkabl* how tills home\nnuiiie remedy sets oa the mucus membrane mnl that ts one reitMnn It ts \u00bb\u00bbo\nhelpful to thousand*) of Catarrh suf-\nfcltflb.\nShould nut they btf renumbered? Mr. Woudswnrth had\nbrought forward one of \"thnse stock\nsneers of today\" against the great\nfinancial intertsts, and their alleged\npart in starting tho war, aald Mr.\nStevens. The answer to this was that\nprior to thc war the world believed\nFoot Saved f\nin 4 Days!\n\" Nothing but Asm-flnk could ha* e\ndone it,\" aape Mri. A. Ileiiyman, 130,\nJohn Street, North. Hamilton,\u2014 :o\ndeieribing bow her ri-jht ioot. cranhad\nhy a v-a*iijon whe*;!. was healed. \"The\nflesh w*\u00bbi terribly bruised, blackened and\ninflamed, and 1 fainted M Wtth pain.\nWhen it \"as quite impo-iiible for me to\nmo.e about, mv hiuband's mother got\nrae to try \/am Buk. It wss surprising I\n\"Within TWO UAYS all swelling\nand u 'tvn.i'-n.i bad disappeared and\npain wa* banished. In FOUR DAYS,\nthrough this timely use ol \/.am Huk, 1\ncould g**t alioiit a* uunal; tbe injured\nloot v. is thoro'.ij-hlv healed \"\nZain Huk ii lhe powerful annseplic\nbealfjr which quickly frees the skin of\ncorruption and disease and grows new\nhealthy Untie. No common ointment\nOr salve can pon!.ibly cam pare with\n\/am link G-M a box today! 60c all\ndealers or 1-1< bt SAMPLE lor lc.\npo-.i-g** trnin Zam Huk t'o . lornnto\nZAMBUR\nFor Healing!\nChange in Service\nArrow Lakei \u2014 Columbia River\nSlocan Diitrict\nCommencing Monday February 5\nTr.-Weel.ls\/\u2014 Monday, Wedne.day. Friday\nLv. Itcvelalulle COO A.M.\nLs. Arrosvhcad 7rl5 A.M.\nLv. N\u00bbku\u00bbp 12:10 P.M.\nI.v. Hnaelierry - 2:30 P.M.\nLv. Blm-an City 4:4.\", 9J_\nAr. Nelauu 0:4C I'.M.\nLv. MM 1:30 A.M.\nI.v. HIikskii Clly 7:41) A.M.\nLv. *\u2014\u00abakwTT \u00bb:S0 A.M.\nLv. N_tn_p 11:30 A.M.\nLv. Arrsswlieod 8:40 I'M.\nAr. llev.i.tuke ._ 4:00 P.M.\n0\u2014HMIrtiitg No. 1.\nThe abovr- a-M-_a rrplm'f\" reiuiar Arrow lJ.ko und Slo.iili Ijika\nmlla\u00bb. al.o Tralna 841 and 8.2 bvtwwn Klsnan Ciiy and Nelson. No.\n\u00bbf.\u00bb l(a\u00ablo tn Nakuap will run one hour ahead o( regular Bcliedulc. and\nNo. \u00bb60. Nakuap to Kaulo, will run one hour and a half ahoad rcfjular\nachodulc from all statlona.\nLocal Service, Nakuip-Burton\nTrl-Wi^kly\u2014 Tueaday. Tliuraduy. Saturday, leave Nakuap 0:30\nA.M., arrive Burton 1:30 A.M. Leavo Burton S:40, arrived Nakuap\n11:00 A.M. Leavo Nakuap 11 15 AM, arrive Bevelaloko 4:00 P.M.\nLocal Service. Lower Arrow Lake. Weit Robton.\nNecdlei.\nLeavo Nelson 7:li A.M.. Monday. Wednesday, Friday, connect\nCnstlegitr with train from Husslmid and Trail. Boat leaves West\nHuI.m.n 10:00 A.M. Hmithhuund leave Needles 10:00 A.M . Tuesday,\nThursday, Saturday, connecting with trains 11 and 12 ot West Kobson\nfor all points.\nJ. S. CARTER,\nDistrict Passenger Agent\n \u25a0\u25a0\nTHE NEISON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1923\nim\nPage TEfeS \"\ni*****ggvtNai\nCITY SCHEDULE\nFIN|pSH|\nBlackwoo\/WiiTFlay Oil tie\nWith Cartmel ior Championship\nriarfcni\" .onlxht will Blurt :it 11:3(1\nin .'Hip ill.l Ihr- ciii-l.TS limy talcs'\nI in lli\" Irii'-l.ry \u25a0*_\u2014_\nOnly nn.- i'ii'-t!il ss-tll tsf plnynl. a_\nlaUovr\nCity BSMPlMr 1*. ajta**a\u2014\u00ab n, sV.\nMy.is: lri-y Klmr\" v*> .1. A. Ol-mn:\nI'. IV HhiiksvUMil vs. .1. I'n.-l r.. -1.\nCity Sri]\". 111'., l-'lnul, r...Ilisn I'--\nl*. [i. Illiii-llssuKsil v\u00ab. .1 r.irliiii-l.\nI'lly SiIiiiIiiIi'. K.mi -KlniilH \u2014 T!.\nAihIitss- in. A. T. W.ll. y.\nIti'Mlills nl lasl niylH's In 111.\n.'lly bnnsyiifl.\n\\. .1. Bfll, ll A. T. \\V.ill..y. 7.\nIt. .1. \\\\ Inin-. rl: liny Sharp, in.\ni'. I. sl.-iiuimin. .: .1. A. ta-MOn, in.\n.1. 0. Bunyan. II; \\v. fotborln,--\nhiiin. n.\nCHERNENKOFf\nIS SENTENCED\nTO FIVE YEARS\nPleads Guilty to Theft of Reg-\n' istcred Mail at Castlt-\n... ... **ar Station..\nCROWN WITHDRAWS\nFORGERY CHARGE\nNOMINATE TWO\nIN NORTH ESSEX\nWINDSOR, Out.. Teh, I.V\u2014A. K.\nBoatr, tibaml, aad r.ii. sidn-y C.\nRo'>rt lion, ContPr\\*atIv\u00bb, were tmnii-\nnatrd ns rinllditrs In thc federal\ny-'-'rlinn m Vni'lli l*N**-*\"\\'. n... *.).\niin! I.y Hi.* il. :.Hi nf linn. W. C.\nKrnne*ly, mlnJtttr ,,( ralhraya. Pott-\nin- rill I.- h-'-i on Mareh 1.\nJudge Regrets Prosecution\n.\u25a0,..'. Is Nol Repreiteultd\n\\ .by Couustl\nPleidtnR ^i:ll,V'!lh'i bflVfl looted n\nrtgtattred ni.ii' baa] nt CustleKnr on\n\u25a0Innuary 1.1, I'l'd I'hernenkoff, of\nCreseent Vnllov v;is y*-*st-\u00bbrdiiy, he-\nforo 9tp&wa .1. \\. K<*rin, sentenced t'\u00bb\nfivrt yours In the |ieniti'iitltiry.\nHalf nn hour before, CttWIMUkoff,\nbaforg Wtlprmlinry .Mju'ir.trnte ,[. Cart-\nmei, wis committM for trial after\n:i preliminary hearing thnt had In-\nciu.i-'d h nuaMhar of paatpoftamentp.\nBrought Lnxo caiivi nxitn, ho *?!.\u25a0.'-\nfd for sp\"ody irliil; ptaadtM guilty\nnnd was sentenced \u25a0*** aUtAd, ,\\ tec-\nMid eh.irf-re\u2014ihnt of toJVitg arising\nfrom attempts to crash a check wii it h\nwas nmong tho m.iil stolen\u2014wus withdrawn hy the crown.\nIn court, tin aomaag tool; the s.*n-\ntenco co'Tnly, but \"\"pan brtng re-\nmovo*l, he hrdftg 'i'livn nml r..ii-\nfuiiy It wan It il the fa-.'i\"teom!ng sep-\ninrufmi from his f.imily. He hns* n\ntttta nnrt five small children.\nHefnre gontcnec w, i pronounced.\n.Indue t'ortn lonk n. i risinn In e\\p.'e.'.!i\nhoth surprise nml rfjmt thai eoHnte)\nhad nut heen appolwtfd l<> inn,In I\nth.* prosci'tiUnn. Iftaleod, ho Ao*\n.\u25a0Und. this laaft bad been Ml t.*\niargt. ,t. T. Browning ..r tha W. C,\n\\i. i1. ii.* k ii. a- Bergofttft rr.iv.r.-\n| Ing wil. tfid di'l not niran in tin-\nle:is! tn rel'*\u25a0''! upon his cfi'niis\u2014 tin*\nJudga uft.fwnni eptata appwctaUvely\n\u25a0 *i tarfft ftrowrtag*a aeUvttlta in\nllie case- hut i: WU too muib, .Itiilc.*\nl-'nrin ggaafMd, \"ta pttl BOTgt lirmvri-\niiik up aaalnat tin* . mMant Kind's\nloaaaael wee had acted tar tha *i*-\nI fenco.\nApplication W.-is Marls\n; pravloualy, Judge i*..nn had allied\nwhy ibe Dominion governWitm. araa\num repretented '*\\ ,<( ouaaeL\nInapertnr C. If. Km*. It C tf. P..\nOrand Forita, replied that appMratlon\nh.id been mad* lo headrpiaiiert In\n'Vancouver for tin* engagamenJ of\neountet.\n.ludi-i' l-'ni-ln\u2014Tll'*n* in! tin hiv.* I*een\na mtaoarrlage nf jusiir.*. In f.i.t, I\ni nearly pint i ittoaaaga to ilu* minister or jusii,*.* myaaff irlwn I hoard\nih:it Beigaani Bmrnlng was mn*\n! dttctlag H\u00ab' C:iy-Mll|:-imm<'ieii nniiiMMil\n. a \u2022 .1.\naneedy\nI' ni in \u00ab*om-\nnf eaunaal\ncountol. I think. 1 ahall yet report\nthis to tho department of JUstIce.\"'\nWhen tho hearinK wiffl rcFnim*'ii at\nIt yeaterday mOrning. there arose the\nnuestbai that Md been left over from\nthe day previous\u2014whether' or nnt tho\nth*fence would call for a hehrlng on\nIho BhOhBPt oharge, that of fiiruery.\nMr. llHmllton asked In thl\u00bb eonner-\nttoa that It bo left over until the\nnf(r*rnoon; ,\nTho hearing on tho flrat charge,\ntheft of mull, having thus ended, tht\nrmtlgtl nm piaifd iii thc doclc. On\nUu advice of his i-ouiisol, he aa-\nsorted thnt he had nothing to s:iy.\nThe defence also declared that It did\nnot desire to call any witness,\nStlpendnry Magistrate Cartmel declared that he could not agraa with\ncotinHL'l for tho defence that there\nwas no direct evidence aa~a_Aat the\nacrused. On the contrar.v, there was\namplo evld.'nco, and ha ronseiiuenily\nhad no other ciuirse than to OOM-\nmlt him for trial, Court wus then\nadjourned until Jiil.'rnu-'ii. but hi\nabout half an hour tin* piisonpr wns\nrecalled and the move fi\ntrial mude.\nIC was then that .Judge\nimmted on Um itaonao\nfor the prosecution.\nPlea for Leniency\nA strong plea for h nierv-y wiip\nmsato by C, Tt. Hamilton, K. C. on\nl.elvilf of ttte accused. RevlewiitK\ntho facts of the robbery, he polnitil\nnut that the partir-ulur polnl upon\nwhich, Apparently, tii.* a.euseil had\nbei\u00bbn committed was that bO had oohi\na lert.-r with a stolen rh.\"*ck to a\nhank asking that the money he sent\nlo him. Surely, he state,], this crude\nintioii was not the art el an teMtMl\ntt imin.il. In faet, It was more of\nh ehildlsh prank, a tad that was\nlieiglit.ned when the risk M Tin-\nmail's own safety was ennsiileri'd.\nAgain, i Iif* niolcn ini'il was not\neiidt; the ch*H'ka stolen had nnt\nheatt cuvlied, nnd thus nol.ody !i:i.l\ni.uffereil, * Tin* prisoner also lind ac-\nknowledRed his f-mlt at the curll.sl\npossil le nionifiif. hnd thrown him\u00ab..f\non iin* mri.v of aha tattst, and hem*\ntherel.y i;i\\od Hie CQWRrjT fl grc it\ndenl nf exp.*n**\u00ab' as wii nemos would\nhave had hO b<* brollglil from :i dis-\nl n nee.\nrn eonrluvion, Mr. Hamilton pointed\nout that the prisoner WM I mnrrled\nmnn with a wife aipl five ihtldren.\nthc eld.'ht tftV-Mt th** ynunc*\"*st a\n\\ i-ir old.\nThrough |nm>ecmr King, the rrown\nhggrrlil that it agftad with ihe pl.*n\nof the iloffiii*.-, mro I'int ih.* prl**-\nonci* wn:. mu altog.'ilu'i* Innoient\nas hud t.***n iniimut'd. Ra hid\nart. n ih\u00ab> mill, forr-d llie tkmsea\\,\nand tri-'.l !\u25a0> secure the r:i\u00abli in n*-\ntui 11 .it sh.-fi*tn*r.e poatofflee,\nAn Immoral Type\n.liidv'1 F'.rln adilr**s*****d the pri\u00ab\u00abon.*r,\npointing out that the nffem\u25a0\u00ab* he com-\nmlm d wan one for whi. h lu* mu\nliable to Ufa iuitn isounii nu \"l>id vou\nknow this'.\" ll.* nahad Cternaakoff.\n\"Rkoum nn* thi* Hin\". iinv.* ttro\ncbiidnn,\" rapUad iha prinaaar,\nThe .Ind**,' n inlndi'd him Hint were\ntin- in;.\\iiinim p. tu-Ity iufli( te.1. ha\nWould never again BM hu \u00ab,hi:dren.\n\"I do not ihlnU this mnn Is slmplc-\npiimWl,\" h*- e'liiiliii...,!, \"he fe Jmrt\none of the immoral typo wo got out\nIn the country, who go juat ns far\nas they dare. Tho country la forced\nto pay thousands of dollara through :\nthis derelict. Tbe new people who\ncom* out here create n very grout I\nprohlem. Thoy havo not the MUM j\nethical stnndards as we have. Tho\nprisoner may have clemency exercise.i from Ottawa, hut under tho \u25a0\ncircumstances I sentence him to five |\nyears In the penitentiary,\nW. [\\ Trant, poHt office Instieetor \\\nof Vancouver, was In eourt on bahalfl\nof the iiitorcsts of ihe post offii e do- !\nJIlUlllH'Ut.\nThe crown withdrew lhe second\ncharge, forgery, agalnet t'hernenkoff. |\nTheaatlafactory1 ronclutlon of* thej\nens-, tirhigt- to an end \u25a0 t;i**k tor tin*\n11. C. M. P. whleh covered o lot \"f\nt.-rrit-.ry and final left but liti!\u00ab- to\nwork up.n. The finding, by itrgeanl\nBrowning and Carpi, ii. ,i. k. Wui-\nlam*-*. of reniMtiuls of lhe st.it.m mail i\nhehlnd the hotel ai Caatleggf1, after\n\u25a0 thorough search lu whirh the whole .\nterritory hnd been covered, undoiiht- l\nedly timers I-le'irinp up Of the eise\npoaaibla.\nLOCAL MEMBERS MAIL IS NOW\nARE mm IELLJIARDED\nRetail Merchants Adopt Pro- i Castlegar Robbery Leads to\ngressive Plan to Extend j Change in Methods oi\nActivities Handling\n(trees yesterday, and the- -eolrf sp*tt r\nIns endnd.\nFor the 21 hottrfl up to (1 o'clock\nlast night, the highest temperature\nwas 23, and the lowest \u00ab, above, temperatures that should ho appreciated\nJn contrast with iho figures of tflo\nday before*\u2014 a mniflmiim of ilx \u00bbte-\nt-rees ahove, and :t minimum of 10\nbelow.\nDuring yesterday, 5.6 inches ht\nsnow* fell.\nFERRY STILL\nFROZEN IN ICE\nBlasting Operations Are Necessary in Order to Get a\nChannel Through\nOver 201 'sticks r\\f rt\\'nsm:te were\nshot off yesier.liy hy government tBB-\nployees, elenring a. way for ihe gov*\ntrniMi i fri ry to g.*r mrmh to the\nnorth -hor*'.\nbe whleh has formed in the poal\nlOW dny* In tho f .Try's path h;is\nr.*achcd iho thickness of two fe.*t\nin places, and it is Mtpaaatble for Iht\nOral] io mal;.' lit way througto. Over\nfour feei nf \u00abnlid ler* Is attached '\"\nth\" fer; y hull, and prg-grtao featar*\nany was almo,*=t Im^naalbla until tins\nheavy muss was removed hy meins\nof plica poies. TIN .-ii.]*> haa bean\nrais.il to lhe top ,.f ihe Ice |ftd |U,,\nehantnls havt been Maattd out to\nhpt n nrttar in tbo mlddlt of tbe\nink.*. Whan th-* obam*el becom. *\u25a0\nOftVlgaMt th.- le* will ba ton d lo\nthe opon wnter m iho center of the\ni;ike, and further blasting will he\ncontinued todhy so as to havt Uta\nOonvenlenea working again rm soon\nAt poaalUe. Pedattrbu-s eroaoed tba\nice >.'-iterd;iy from tin* north sle*r.\na vi il-hen t m tm i h leading from tba\nlorry landing to o polnl of^oatta m\nth.* o'.d ferry tunduig. Over !'\u2022 t*-\u00bb*r-\nsoiis eroaaed tbe river by thU meant\nyesterday.\nAf 8 fOrgOly attended meeting of\nlhe Nehioti hranch of the Retail\nM.rchanis' association held yesterday afternoon, plana of roxtvnttins\nih.* Aeopg of the organization wero\ndiscussed and approved.\nIn future lhe association will admit\nloeal membera at an annual feo of\n$to. Thtah local members will have\nall the Imnelits of tho association\nWith Iho f handling\ninuii ai the station huve boon changed,\nNow all onoka an- locked ap while\nawaiting ib*- arrival of tba brain.\nDining the lri.il it was sworn that\nthe s:i.k which bad baen ripped open\nI had been lefl unguarded on a truck\nI on ,i , noiie-ion-wi'll lighted platform\n; for about fi\"i minutes.\nTOROXTO, Feb, i;..\u2014On the petition of creditor--. Mr. .Itisthv Mlddl.\nton hM nvub* an order winditig uyi\niho Nathmai rmit tt- wine iimiganj\nI of (his rhy, and appolnttng O, T\nICLirkaon the authortaed trustee.\nEfforts Are Made\nThermometer Jumps\nSeventeen Decrees\nto Have Wharfage Twenty-Four Hours\n.Vow, let's *ep; Isosv mnny r-f 'lis.\nworl4', proLlcliss. .Torn *nlvf.l ^y lhe\n..cciiisiiiIon of the Ituhr?\n i ;\nHIK i 'mi\u00ab\u00bb'i*W|))\nlam different\nand petter*\nMAPLE\nLEAF\nMATCHES\nWell worth lfy box\nDues Cancelled\nTh\" thermomets\nTn reply to m.-ssiig.-s from the rosl-\nIteata aC Mirror Lake who have heen\ndeprivd of host service tn rough Hie\nImposition of a government wharfage\nt-ix nu boats for each landing and on\nfreight, I* W. Humi-Tiivy, M. I'., tui-\nttated tbal he i\u00ab\u00ab taking tbe matter I\ndp with the department of marln**- nnd\nfish, rie: -mj expects oatlafaotory re-1\nMrita.\nil>' baa urged that the eeaaiMf\n\u25a0Ofvtc he restored and thai tba un-\nheoetaar) hnrten nf wbarfagt duet\nbe noi piiu-.d upon the retldent*-.\nit wiii in raaaJM thai wbea tbe\nC J' i:. oiaamar mado lit lit it op\n:n Minor Lake ii landed Ita paa-\ntengtn and freight an an old barge\nin oid.r !\u25a0> avoid wing ib.* government wharf, t\u00bbut the tart proved so\natom that u haa not beee repeated,\n^DODD'S \\\nI KIDNEY^\nm pills.,\n^^^^\n^--KlONEtJ-'^-''\n'X. B_.\".Mr_-ri-''Vi\nWARNING\nThieves, Yeggmen, another Lawbreakers\nBeware\nSHERLOCK\nHOLMES\nis On His Way to\nNelson\nCanada Will Take\nAdvantage ol ihe\nEmpire Settlement\nOTTAWA, Feb. 15.\u2014Th. government before tlse end of the\np.eifnt tfMion iist.tnd, bringustj\ndos\\n *n immUjra.lois scheme\nwh'ch wilt look to the tttHiMtlw.\nuf iniTse of th. mon.y, provided\nfor the .'jei.t.nc. of .tnpiro set-\nllemint. Hon. Charles Stevv.it,\n\u25a0 cting minister of immigration,\nso stated in Use housa, today.\nOur offl. .\u25a0\nA pwrmi\nci.r.l ssill\nnis.l il. lr ,\nW\u00ab s*. 'I\nnsinlltV\nOn the Dot\nDnv.nl. Tit Iy\nil. phon.\n... |ir..isi|.t\nIII ba im.i.Ii.\ncoal\nll \u25a0\nWest Transfer Co.\nDf.iler* in\nCOAL AND WOOD\nPhone 33\nLimited\nThe Co-Operative Growers of British C\nTHE CONTRACTS ARE READY \u2014 SIGN BEFORE FEBRUARY 24th\n. For days the Growers' Committee has worked on the contract, getting in to it all the details that mean the fouwalion of a Growers' Organ-\nmm tbi wi!! put the frnit industry on its feet. You know the results of the past two years. Do you want to experience them again \"his season? Of\ncourse jfot don't.\nFhe prosperity of the entire fruit industry depends on the growers of British Columbia getting solidly he'^>d the new organization. With 80\nto 90 per cent of the growers loyally supporting the Co-Operative, they will have made agricultural history in Britjsli Columbia.\nFOR YOUR OWN SAKE AND THE INDUSTRY'S SAKE SIGN THE CONTRACT!\nSee Your Local Committee!\n... '\u2022<-*\u2022*\nLocal Committees are being otf#nfz\u00ab_ In every district to carry on the membership caiHpaigx. To them the contracts have been sent. Get in touch with\nyour neighbor and lind out about the Mass Meetings. Get a contract, study it\nant1 sign it\u2014 the sooner tlie better. II ttare is anything you don't understand,\nconsult your Local Committeeman.\n-*\nFinancial Men Endorse Plan!\nThe Vancouver financial interests have approved ol the new Organization.\nThey say, \"Get on with the job\u2014time is short\".\nGrowers\u2014Save Yourselves!\nYour opportunity to save yourself has arrived. S'gn the contract \u2014 it is exactly\nas recommended by Aaron Sapiro\u2014and bring inlo being the Co-Operative\nGrowers of British Columbia, Limited. When your and your neifhbor's contracts are signed, success is assured. Then money wnl be in circulation.\nCommittee Is Working!\nYour Organization Committee is working on many details which will be announced as soon as possible. It is a big job, but progress is being made.\nSIGN THE CONTRACT AND YOU WILL NOT NEED TO CONSIGN\ni\nThis contract is for ycur protection\u2014it is tlie best form of insurance. You will hear many r umors about everything under the sun in connection with the rev: Organiza-on\u2014but icm.r.ilier'th-t tfe new organization is of growers, for growers, and managed hy growers themselves.\n' Don't pay any attention to all the petty statements of those whose interests are opposed to yours. Remember that the new Co Operative\nGrowers is built on the Sapiro plan\u2014You know what that is.\nAll Mast Work Together for the Good of the Industry I\nTHE CAMPAIGN IS ON-SIGM THE CONTRACT-BEFORE FEB. 24th\nMHMnMBM-___-_-________--___-_^\n ^*aaa-T a \u2014e_\u2014\u2014\nTHE DAILY NEWS\nPuMlfl.sl evtrr morning except Sun-\n\u2022at hi liit Nsws Publishing oompaay,\nllmftr-.i, Nelson, ft. C\\, Canada.\nBuslneaa letters should be address*.\nand checka and money orders made payable to Tha Newa Puhltshing company\nlimited, and In no cast to individual\nmembers of tht staff.\nAdvertising rate car-Is and A. B. C.\nabatements of circulation mailed on rt-\nqusat or may be aeen at tha office of\n5ny advertising igency recognlied by\nta Canadian Press Association.\nHUBKCRIPTION KATES.\nBy mall (country), per month 00\nPar year $0.00\nOutside Canada, per month 76\nPer yenr t |T.S0\nDelivered, per mnnl a 75\nPer ilx month! 14.00\nPer year 17.10\n Payable In Advance.\nliember Anfllt Btu-ean of Clrcalatloa.\nftt MRS3S IREffi? tf*\u00ab* rSSTA-F ?.xC?^i3S, HHttURr 16, IM\nmmWhmmmmmkmam\nFRIDAY, FEB. 16, 1923\nMust Sell Cooperative\nor Perish\nThe fruitgrowers' qomm.it tee In\nthla district should have no difficulty ln getting signatures to con-\ntracts for the morganlaad cooperative\nmarketing organization. If 80 per\nCefit of tho growers ol the province sign up, success of the movement will be assured. This district\nshould show nearly 100 per cent\nresults.\nCooperative marketing Is not only\nestablished elsewhere as the successful method of selling fruit, hut it is\nthe only alternative to disaster\nGrowers must tell through their own\norganisation or ultimately go out of\nfrtislness. Individual selling can never nave the industry or provide per-\nManent prosperity for thc Individuals\nwho try It.\nMr. Sapiro has told us of what\nhas been accomplished in California.\nThe wiine success can be achieved\nhere. It Is up to the growers.\nThe Genius of Dr. Sun\nDr. Sun Yat Sen, just at present\ntho outstanding political leader uf\nhelpless, hopeless China, appears to\nbe an estimable gentleman mrsed\nwith the unhappy faculty of \"hooking up\" with bad associates. lie\nconducted a respectable government\nin southern fftina for several years,\neven though the world powers did\ndecline to r*'cognl?.o him, preferring\nto regard ns the ruling power of\nChina the doubtfully respectable and\nludicrously inefficient government at\nPeking.\nDr. Sun was getting along fine, despite the coldness ol Ihe rest of the\nworld, but jti't wh'*!! It appeared that\nin him might lie the solution of\nC'hlna'n rroblcmr, he allien\" himrplf\nwith Chang Tso Lin, a first class\nbandit, who soon was roundly\nthnishi-d hy ihe northern nrtny, and\nIn bis anil carried Ih\\ Sun with him.\nBut Sun Yat Sen Ii a master\npolitician, and It was not long he-\nfore he was hack In Canton as the\nhead of the southern government.\nHo Is there today, apparently growing\nin popularity, but likewise apparently\nIntent again on tying himself up\nwith more bad company. Thla timt\nII la the Soviet government of\nRussia, and so fur has the affair\nprogressed that a formal announcement of a Cantonese-Muscovite al'.l-\nsnet\" may be expected soon.\nDr. Sun. able, interesting, well-\nmeaning, but a very genius at picking bad company, will prohably git\nanother lesson that It is Impossible\ntd do good deeds with ind tools.\nWhat the Press It Saying\nPaying tht Panalty\nNow they are fining ipecders 15\nfor every mile shown al>ove the llmli.\nThe authorities might go out to the\n\u25a0peedway on some eventful afternoon and get enmigh to pay off\nthe city debt.\u2014Los Angeles Timet.\nMenial Piling System\nThe greater urgency and complexity of public affairs, and thc manner\nln which, resist them as we will,\nthey Intrude upon our Uvea, make\nthe compartment mind more than\never a necessity, Men who lack It\nbring their troubles to the golf\nooune and themselves to misery.\u2014\nLondon Times.\nAmerica Untrammelled\nt'ntll a more practical frame of\nmind, a disposition to make a common peace based on common needs,\nappears, America, whatever her resource-! and whatever her good will,\nIs helpless. Wo shall not, and\nshould not. assist the existing system\nand policies, fortunately for us and\neven for Kurope, we are not hound\nin any way to do eo,\u2014Chicago\nlYlbune\nThe Miter\nThe desire to hord money Is dying\nont, ai the statistics of new bank\naccounts show, but other kinds of\nhoarding villi exist. Many people cannot hhjajf tn part with anything, from\nold clothes to old letters, even though\nthey have long become useless. This\nform of hoarding, though tiresome\nto others, hai a certain value. No\ndoubt we owe much of our knowledge of the past to such an instinct.\n- I.\"Mn... Daily Mall.\nDitappeinted Kenya\nAfi'*r all Ibe Jubilation and congratulation on the decision of the\nGovernment of Kenya to establish a\nIxmdon Publicity Office, It li a little\ndlnenpccrtlng to bt told thnt the dte-\nision Is premature. Of courie we all\nought to have known that before,\nhut the Press, the general public correspondents and others look ft for\ngranted that the government of the\ncolony had at b ai i some right to\nindependent action In the matter of\neuch vi'il Importance lo Kenya's\nfuture. Now, we all know better and\nEfficient\nbusekeepin,\nW Lnurt*. K KirKmon\nTHE HOUSEKEK PER'S VIEWPOINT\nTOMORROW'S MENU\nBreakfast\nOranges\nCereal\nCoffee Creamed Left-Over Fish\nMuffins\nLuncheon\ny Venetian Eggs\nBread nnd Butter\nCocoa Stewed Prunes\nDinner\nBroiled Sliced Ham\nMashed I*Otatoea\nSquash\nCoffee Baked Apples\nHavo you ever noticed that all\nhousekeepers can be divided into\ntwo great glMSM\u2014those who find\ntheir work \"drudgery,\" and those who\nhavo no complaints to make concerning It?\nI have noticed that, and I've been\nmaking a study of these two great\nclasses\".\n\"Why are some women continually\nsorry of rthemselves because of\ntheir many duties, while others tifke\ntheir burdens as a matter of course?\nI have asked myself again and\nagain.\nBut now, nfter a long period nf\nobservation, I believe that I have the\ncorrect answer to this v-iie-stlon.\nThe woman who does not fret about\nher work Is Invariahly a woman\nwho has an Interest outside ot that\nwork.\nI*onk alwnt you and see If this\nIs not true. The woman who has\nsomething outside of her housework,\nhasn't as much time to dwell on her\ncares as the one who does nothing\nbut housework.\nTake the case of Mrs, A., for\nnre reminded, not by any means\nfor the first time, that our government Is still in swathing bunds and\nhas none hut the pare hla 1 rights\u2014\nFarmers\" Journal (Kenya).\nThe Lighter Side\n_\u00ab\nInstance. Mra. A.'a outside interest\nIs her chickens. The constant care\nof those hens, and the money derived from their eggs, provides Mrs.\nA, with an 'interest which, lo her,\nis positively thrUHnf. Sho lias no\ntime to sit ami mope over the acho\nIn her hack from Irnning. Mercy-\nno! Or it's time, to feed the hens!\nOr ta it time to gather ihe eggs!\nOr observe tho case of Mrs. B,\nwho is interested In making a hooked\nrug. She has sent away by mail\nfor the pn\/ticular kind of honk that\nis needed for the rug. Her husband hns made her tho wood frame\nfor It. Now she is hindly engaged\nIn tacking down denim strips along\nthe frame\u2014and soon sho will he\nsewing the oblong piece of canvas\nto these strips, taunt across the\nframe\u2014and after that she will draw\nher design on the canvas and bruin\ntearing rags Into strips to hook\nthrough the canvas. Has she time\nto grumble thai: *Wi just a constant war against duwt and dirt,\" or\nthat \"It wouldn't be bo hud If she had\nh vacuum cleaner?\" I should say\nnot. Complaints would take Just\nso many minutes from the hooked\nrug work.\nOf course, I am not referring to\nI the housekeeper who Is ill or nol\nI strong. I am meroly referring to\n| tho woman who Is well and could\nj fill her life with sunshine, rather\nthan with gloom, if she would only\nI hunt for gripping interest.\nI Tomorrow\u2014Kecipes from Re.-id.ora.\nAlt Inquiries a(*rtress^-1 to Miss Klrk-\n, mnn in oare of the \"efficient Hoiioa*\ni keeping\" department will he answered\nin these OOlUrono In their turn. Thla requires eoaelderabli time, however, ow-\n' Ing tn the gnat Bttmbtf received. So I'\na por.-ion.il or quicker reply ts desired t\nstamped nnii *-iir-:idiln,****ed envelop.*\n, must be enclosed wim tbo question. Be\n. sure to gaO TOUR full name, street\n! number, and ih.- name of your city and\ni province.\u2014The Editor.\nmade great Inroads on the Ice of\nthe West Arm, and wllh two or\nthree days like this, navigation will\nbe again opened up.\nt a a\nC. D. Bla.kwood carried the Bunyan competition, nnd W. A. Thurman the Burns' trophy, in the local\nbonspU'l whi.h concluded yesterday.\noKy^yXX^\nBY LENOKE\nThe Important thing tn know concerning footwear this season is the\nprestige of colored kid trimmings,\nWell, I must out with the whole\ntruth, and tell you thnt slippers\nentirely red, or bine, ond even groen,\nare Matured.\n\"But are they being worn?\" You\nask. And 1 can tell you I saw a\nlady, a very young an.l c-iptlvntlnff\nlady, at the Itiiz one afternoon who\nwas shod in bright red slippers and\nhose. Her frock and hat were black,\nhut there was a repetition of the\nThe most Fatisfnrtory substitute for\ncoal Is spring.\nAnnihrr thing that causes many\nfailures is an appetite for sympathy.\n Q\t\nOne hslf of the country do'st.'t\nknow why the other half selects that\nkind of member.*-, of parliament.\nIt Is only a question of time until\nevery pcdej-irlan will have r. car or\nwings.\nThe only nation thnt |:i decently\nfrank nbout Its treatment of ;i i ,-.r-\nitlca Is discrimination.\nThe lean man nas one advanta;-;.'.\nHe doesn't have to pin all his fallh\non a suspender button.\nIf a show It too high-brow to draw\na crowd, the manager can Intimate\nihat It Is a social event.\nWhen a man says the policy of\nFranco la leading to war, he means\nhe wishes somebody would lick France.\nThe Dally News Invites letter!\nfrom readers upon matters of public Intel est. A non-ib'*plutn*j nur.\nIf desired, be employed, but evtrg\nletter must b*' wi*-n-*il by the writer\nthough not necessarily for publication. Letters should he brief nnd\nas a guarantee of good faith,\nmust avoid personalities. The\nDally News does not hold itself, In\nany way. reepnnslbie for the views\nof correspond, mi Letters which\neontnln sdvertlslnr matter or propaganda which Is classed an advertising will not be accepted under\nany oircumstances.\nred In a lnrge beaded eabuchon\nat the waist, and she carried a red\nleather envelope purse.\nNext to these daring ideas, however, gray suede is lhe most important footgear for smart street wear.\nOf the two walking mode's Illustrated, the one with a Cuban heel\nla trimmed with patent leather, while\ni-lnvr- (-mwo-i< n** t'ie Instep Is -i\ndistinctive fi'itun- of iho French\nhe.'ied model. Tha Colonial pump i*-\nnevir nnimeret*ting, and In black\nsatin with a fluted tongue and rhino-\nstone buckle ie an intriguing mm-\np'iment to most nny dnnro frock.\n\u2022Is This Church?\"\nRural Wall Cub\nAshs ol Mother\ni souls could find p**se\u00ab* nnd str-^ngth te\n\u25a0do th.'ir duty, nnd train these vnung\naltfaena, I felt as if instead of bread\ni I h:id been h:ind**d --tones.\nj In plana of I'hrlm, II was the World\n'\u2014a mnnloal evening, wiih a racltatlon,\nfor evening latitat. .My Fmnll son\n; asked: \"is this church, another?\"\ni Our d\u00ab*-ir .Muster'*, words flashed\nI through my mind. \"My bouse Is a\nI house of prayer, hut ye have made\n| It\"\u2014Whnt\"\nA WOLF Ctm MOTHER.\nIn Indian you can tell a man's caste\nby tbe way ho dresses; over here\nyou can tell It by the way his wife\ndressea\nPoise Is the quality that kerps a\nman from looking as foolish as he\nfeels while matching rt piece of silk.\nWh.it profit Is there In a radio that\nwill du aw:iy with the telephone and\nnot do a darned thing about the\nsaxophone?\nAnother fine thing about being rich\nIs that you can wear Jewelry from\nthe 10-cent store and get away with\nIt.\nGermany needn't think the world\nloves her; It Is but following tf i\nusual custom of cussing the mor.-\ngaga-holder \u00bbho for* clone*.\nMelton, n. \u25a0', fo.. 12. 1923\nTo the Fdtior of The I tally News;\n8lr:\u2014Ah yon kindly Inute itu to say\n'\u25a0whitt we tblnl:.\" I would like to sny\na few words in defence of the _*..rents\nI nnd homes which RtV. J. P. WOBt-\n; man so aanthlngly liaonntta.\ni I am a trained nur*.e of wide expert*\n: enee In missions, hospital and private nursing, and hnve come Into very\nclose pergonal contact witli nuiny\nhomes of different classes and circles.\nj I find the r.iothers. '(b-d bless\nI them,\" aa a general rule cannot only\nhelp the children wllh their hom<*\nI lest-ons, but from their Very eirllest\nyears can. and do, teach ihem tn lore\nand fear Und, to bt truthful nrtd\nhonest. They are most unxloue over\ntheir rhlldren. bodily nnd spiritual\nwelfare\u2014the last thing at night u.\nluck them up and a**k Hod's blesvltfg\non them Tiny m;iy noi make loug-\nwinded prayert, but they an from\nihelr he.irt-. Kven ihe more worldly\nparents att tbal the children go lo\nchurch and Hiind.1v school.\nAs to not enough prayerful life In\nthe home\u2014Is there any In the church\nof today? I ibink there I. very Utile. I,asi year I came to town expecting a real fplriiunl irc.it In a\nreal church ttrvlot, after country\nr-chool house Itrvtot and none st all\nmost of the thnt. Tin* church w\u00bb*\nvisited, alaa! had lost its good old-\nlime religion. 1. wae no longer a\nsacred sanctuary fur rest and spiritual refreshment, when) tirfd. trouhled\nI\nThr Housrivifo's Idt'Q Hox\ntRegistered In accordanee with the\nCopyright Act.)\nTho other day I saw a moving picture play of two Bmnll hear cubs\nplaying. Holding on to a small bush\nwith one paw they would strike at\none another with the other, meanwhile bnlanrlng tlumeselves on their\nhind legs. Then one would Jump at\nthc other and both would roll over\non the ground n couple of limes to\nbe up again chasing one another\naround the hush. It WM extremely\namusing but I never saw a more\nperfect object lesson from the standpoint, of natural play. That Is why\nyou should let your children play\nTom Tom Pull Away. Tug, Hide an.l\nSeek, to ho followed later In life by\ngames of baseball, fooib;ill, tennis\nsnd other athletic competitive games.\nNow what Is the lesson from this?\nSimply that the games that resemble\nmost of the amies pf the sina'l bears\nor even the small kittens In your\nhome, are the rertl games for ymir\nboys and girls. The bending from\nside to side, the squatting behind\nun object in hide and seek, the running to reach n certain . ..m. before\nthe others, all these playful efforts\ncall Into action the muscles nf th**\nentire body. And most important ol\nnil they strengthen up the r**al foundations of the system, that is, the\nheart and lungs by the c.ill for more\nblood to the body and lhe said blood\nneeding fresh air to be rendered pure\nThe plnygrouiid centres have been\na wonderful help to the bodies of\nthe children. The overhead apparatus straightens out the spine nnd the\nvarioun pieces of apparatus call for\nskill nnd dining which help to make\nthe all round boy or girl. Kurt 11 n-\nately group gmnes are now populur\nwhich mans thnt every youngster\nIrrespective of his or her physique,\ncan lake part therein. And finally\nall the games call into use the brain\nthe joy center as It were, which after\nall miUs.es exercise a real pleasure.\nHOW TO CURE SICK PEARLS.\nHow to restore the luster of pearls\nwhich have \"grown sick\" has been n\nproblem which scientists have long1\nputuhrcd ewer, hex it has bmm left1\nbl an Argentinian to tell of the\ndiseases of the valuahle gems and\nhow th**y may be cured,\nSenor Armtrdo Barsantl recently\ngave a demonstration at Buenos Aires\nwhich nm.ir.eil all who saw the transformation he prodagad in Bftdal pgaggg.\nOriental pearls, he declared, are 1\neasily Infected hy contagion with any\nof the human diseases, hut mercury\nIs the pearl's greatest enemy, turning!\nthe pearl lo a shade, of bad. Insufficiency of light nnd air Is as baneful\nto the penrl as to ihe human being.\nPearls showing ihe fl*-_-| signs of 1\nsickness can usua,iy be restored by!\ntreating them with a soft cloth so;ik.il.\nIn chemically pure alcohol, which destroys lhe Infectious germs working \u25a0\nONTARIO CITY HAS FIREBUG\ntr*-* r^-**-<- Yin*--\nTivvniy-six ineendinry fires have taktn place ln London, Ont., Mnoe\nJuly 8. Thc plant of Ueid Hros. & Co., shown above during tho fire, wa* the\nlntest building to fall a prey to the fire fiend. The police are investigating to\nascertain whether a man who mailed a threatening letter, a facsimile Of\nwhich Is shown above, wns responsible for the fire. The letter, which was\n\u2022written to the fire chbf. following Mayor Wenige'a offer of a reward of $500\nfor Information leading io the ronvictlon of the person who attempted to fire\nSt. Matthew's Anglican 1 huivh, taunt** the mayor to \"go ahead and offer\na reward for the firebug's capture,\" and adds: \"Vou will never catch them,\"\nAnother letter, also shown, written to the mayor, says the city hall will be\nnext to go.\non the surface. *lf the disease has ! impregnated by the sap that renvalna\nis'ii.-trated throughout the substance\nof the pearl, no hope of a cure can he\nentertained.\nIn Its Interior. This Is done with an\nelectrical apparatus of his own Invention. This leaves the pearl somewhat\nAccording to Senor llars-intl, the, velevety to the touch. It is then\npearl contains a mysterious s;ip. I placd in a bowl containing a com-\nwhich, like human Hood, fights tol pound that purifies it and within two\nthe death ugalnst deleterlou-i hue- 1 hours restores the pores to their nor-\ntcrla. nnd he claims to he oh'e to.mil condition.\nclassify the various dis- U0g which Afti r a Nat of eight bourn, the\nattack the pears. Kxccpt when the | pearl Is (Mated through several graded\npearl has reached lhe stage of \"death\" ] , hemlcal substances. The following\nImpr.-veuient In Us conditions may b.*; day the cure Is completed to a light\ntro-oheniieal massnage. The whole\nIn the series of treat- j process takes from tWo to three dayt,\n.uwl the result is \"a pearl as perfect in\nluster aa It was when taken from the-,\noyster.\neffected.\nThe first\nments consists in Inducing the pearl\nto open its pores until ull the layers\na I tacked by the dls. use nre ggglg\nBuilding\nMaterial Mi Burns & Son\nLet us figure your bills ot\nBuilding Material. Coast Lumber a specialty.\nTen Yean Ago\n(The Dally News, February 16, 1913\"\noptions on Nelson business properties, Involving the sum of $:.iHJ,uoo,\nhavo -been taken up, and the necessary payments made by Winnipeg\nand Moose Jaw capitalists, who tle-i\nup the property about 90 dnys ago\naccording to announcements mad**\nyesterday. Carl Mohr represents the\nWinnipeg com ern.\n\u2022 0 \u2022\nTted I. Irwin WM yeitcrday appointed as secretary of the .Nelson\nSchool board.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nPeter Verigin now hai transit\nprivileges through the i'nited Htatcs\nand will not bo held up in future\nat Marcus hy Immigration officials.\nwet\nTht rain and thaw of yeaterday\nThe II.ti Way Ij 1 ui __\u2022-_-__ M a\nPern\nNo douht you take the shields out\nof your frocks to wssh thrm. it Is\nrtthtr ann.iyiiig to bsve to rip them\nout snd then retew thrm. Y\u00bbu can\n.-rs \"i.i thit. trouble lf vou sew snaps\non the aUoMo and on that pnrt of the\nfrock to wlidi you ttould sew them.\nIn tl Ik way )on run unsnap Ilia\nshield*., wu-.li (hem and buttf snap\nthem in again. Till. HOCSl.W I KK.\nCOfyrivkt, I'.J, bv I'vbUc Lmaorr Com pons\n10 inch doable-tided recerde\nformerly BSc.\nHEATING\nSTOVES\nAt\na Reduction of\n20%\nIn order tn clear nut the bnlnnee\nnf our Heating Stnves, and make\nrnnm fnr Spring Gnnds, we are\noffering thin exreptinnal rt-DO-\ntinn, while the stuck lasts.\nIt will pay you to buy. Don't wait till the bat hrt mild.\nDo II Nnw.\nNELSON HARDWARE COMPANY\nBOX tOSO\nThe Quality Hardware Store\nnelson, b. c.\nSPECIAL ISSUE OF\nHis Masters Voice-Victor Records\nout today\/\n14Mt\n1*041\nIW**\nBees Knees-Fox Trot\nPeggy Dear-Fox Trot\nThe Virginians\nThe Great White Way Orchestra\nWho Did You Fool After AII?\u00abFoxTrot\nRose of the Rio Grande-Fox Trot\nfin a Corner of the World\n1 Sunset Valley\nThe Virginians\nThe Virginians\nEdna Brown-Henry Burr\nPeerless Quartet\n1 ...\n3W3MI To-Morrow . Harold Harvey\nI When the Leaves Come Tumbling Down Harold Harvey\n* ' HIS M..TI,', VOICt 1IMITTD, MOMTtlAL.\n'His Master's Voice**\nVictor\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0rii\n ibi\n77~*~ ~**\u00bb\u00bbJ~iT\"\"7 TTftu.j- i\u00bb*\u00bb-n-.*.,* rtv.fA-k- wonTTTi\"\"?, r-cEiTAnT i\", ~.\"\"2*s\n|U\nAre Two\nValues!\nMen's Gun Metal\nCalt Bincher,\nGoodyear Welt,\nslip soles, \"17.50\nSame in Tan Calf ~\u00bb.00\nThese Shoes are solid all the way through, and neat in\nappearance.\nR. ANDREW & CO.\nLEADERS IN FOOT FASHION\nKootenay and Boundary\nTRAIL APPENDS WynRJ^ar\nSIGNATURE TO weariv cmM\nBOUNDARY PACT\nk\nSigning ol Agreement With\nConsolidated Regarding\nTadanac Is Authorized\nI'\nlberta Provincial\nMember Moves for\n\/ New Grain Inquiry\nCPtfONTON, 'Feb. 15,-Rensational ;\n\"large* against many ot tho most\n{powerful Rraln trading companies ln\n''.he Canadian west were read this\nifteErioon By W. C. Smith, IT. p. A. |\n\u25a0 nember for Rcdellffe, who proposed,;\n\u25a0by resolution, a thorough Inquiry\ninto the \"groin trade of Canada by the,\nfederal government un.l provincial\nGovernments concerned, nnd that thi**\nInvestigation look also into the possibility of establishing n new system\n|*f grain handling with n view of\ntutting down the cost of hlMllng.\nI runtiportinR nnd marketing.\nMr. aSmith read nn nfii.lnvit from\nVllllam H. Morrison, Bdmonton. oon-\n[talnlng sworn declarations against\nlarge number of gmln companies\nIn the wef*\u00abt. Including the Saskatchewan Cooperative lOvator com*\nWhrnhy an(l lb** I'nited Grain Growlers' Grain company, for having violated the Canada Grain net and the\nCriminal Code of Canada on several counts, niiiaalar Dunning, lion.\nklenrge Langley, and .1. A. Maharg\n\u25a0are prominent Saskatchewan men\nlwhuin the document mentions as per-\nI sons whose evidence as to those\nviolation** may be obtained, another\nlln the list being Dr. Muglll of the\n^Winnipeg Cruln exchange.\nWant* Grant to Type Evidence\nIt was stated by Mr. Smith that\nJMr. Morrison has a voluminous \u00a9Ol\"\nctlon of evidence which he In\nIvllllng to submit to the attorney-\njfenerals of Alrmrta, Saskatchewan.\n[danltoba und Ontralo, for the pur-\ntone of prosecution under the affi-\nI lavlt which ia already said tn be\nIn the hands af each. Mr. Morrison\nBras said to be a grain buyer of 20\nears' experience in the west, but\nMr. Smith said he needed $1500 to\nI ge-t the vast store of evidence transcribed for tho benefit of the various legislatures and members of the\ni Dominion houne. Mr. Smith rend\n1 letters In support of the main nffi-\n| davit before adjourning the debate\non his lengthy resolution until l*YI-\ni day afternoon.\n1 TRAIL. Feb. II.\u2014Al n special meeting of the city council held Monday\n| night the mayor and city clerk were\n, authorized to sign ihe agreement between the Consolidated Mining *\n, Smelting Company r,_ I'unada, limited,\n'and the corpora' .on of the city of\n, Trull, in conn.*ci ion with the stralgM-\nening out o* lhe boundaries between\n' the municipal!: i.-s of Trail and Tud-\n' anac.\nWork on Ur* Bylaw\nI That the city council does not ln-\n. tend to lose any time in connection\nj with the proposed fire protection hy-\ni law, was evidence nt the meeting.\nThe fire, water and light committee,\ni logelh. r with the bonrd of works,\nwas instructed to secure plans and\nspecifications for n new fire hull, to\nbe constructed on lot *\", hlock l!i*. next\n, to the city hall. This wlll probably\n: mean thnt the present site will be\nI for sale should the bylaw carry\nI Those lire so nt wire Mayor J\n, Martin and Aldermen B Leroai\nBell, H. II. Johnston, F F. Hod\nJ. Wllllftms and A. A. Mlillt*.in.\nJ,\nWanderers Play\nKaslo Following ,\nTonight's Game\nfonlffht, following the Nelson* Mer- .\nrttt match, the Kaslo Falcons and\n' NVIson Wanderers Junior aggregn-\n\u2022 tionn will tangle.\nF.f forts were made to bring In\na special from Kaslo, but on account of the tie-up of the local boat\n, service, this was found lm.-osslble.\ni Both teams are evenly matched,\n\u25a0 and have each won games on their\n\u25a0 own Ice, neither team being ablo to\nI win on the opponent's ice, so a\ni |OOd game Is looked forward to.\n 0} \t\nTrail Team Secures\nSpecial Team for\nGame With Nelson\nTRAIL. Feb. 15.\u2014The Interest nnd\nenthusiasm over the playoff between\nthe IMM Cub** and the Trail\nTigers for the intermediate rhnmpion-\n1 ship I.*t so keen that the boosters\nof Trail have arranged tn charter\n| n special train for Monday night,\nin order to accommodate the fans\nwho wish to accompany the team.\n| The train will leave Trail at 5:30.\n'and will reach Nelson about 7:S0.\nManager Sum Stewart announce**-\nthnt his team la trained to a nicety.\ni und will give Nelson a r.nal battle.\nWYNNDTTL, Feb. IB.\u2014Work on the\n>ad to Sirdar is near tut** completion,\nroad gangs having been laid off.\n| There la still a couple of weeks'\nwork at rock blasting tn be done.\nI The mercury look a drop here on\nj Sunday night, Monday and Tuesday\n-being the coldest days of the aea-\n| ion. Down on the flats the ther-\nI iiiomrter registered 11 degrees below\nI zero.\n, DOUglai Butterfield and L. A. Dun-\n\u25a0eeth have left for Galloway, and\n[ expect to be absent for some lime.\nTom Dunseath being engineer In\ncharge at Hams-Mead's mill, which Is\nI running In two Shifts.\nRev. Mr. Campbell of Pernl* prench-\n! ed nt the united church service Hun-\n1 day afternoon. He v. J. A, .lames of\n'Creston assisting. There was a good\nI attendance.\nRev. Mr. Campbell wai the guest of\nMr. and Mra. Ashley Cooper over the\nI week-end.\nMr. and Mrs. T. A. Pun sea th entertained on Friday evening last at\nI their home, a whlsl drive or six\n1 tables making an enjoyable time for\n| tbe married couples invited, .\"ties\"\nbeing tiie order in this drive, the\nprize winners for the ladies being\n. Mrs. R, ('. msahtn and Mrs. Kate Bad-\nler and won by Mrs Sadler, for the\nlinen T. B. \u25a0llBftby. Marry Bat hi* Sr\nanil Mr. Clarke, and won by Hnrrv\nj Itsthie; Mrs. Harry Irving winning\nI the consolation wlrti A. H. PiRot and\nj Orvllle Offl 1 vie ticing for the man's\n1 prize and won hy O. Ogllvle. Dainty\n' refreshment! were served.\nLocal Power Plant\nBurns at Bull River; Rock Creek Public\nTown Is Now Dark Bodies Have a Busy\nDay With Meetings\nRCI.L RIVER. K.b, H\u2014 Fire of unknown origin totally destroyed the\ncompany's power house Tin\u2014day evening. It was first diseovtr.il about T\no'clock, and burned so uuickly that\nnothing could be done to save It.\nThe town will lie without llghis for a\nfew weeks.\nThis Jtowcr house H nnt Ihe power\nhouse of the Bast Kaoteoay Pawi r\ncompany, according to Information\nfrom both Fernie and Trull, and must\nbe the power plant of the local lumber company.\nSocial Happenings\naa In Nelson \"^\nThis column ts conducted by Mrs.\nM. J. Vlgneux. All news of a social\nnature, including recep'ionH, private\nentertainment.'*, personal Items, marriages, etc., will appear In this column. Telephone Mrs. Vlgneux.\nPresbyterian Ladies\nof Trail Give Very\nPretty Valentine Tea\n| TRAIL. Feh. 15.\u2014The Valentine tea\n'held by the Ladiis' nld of Knox\nj I'reshyterian church [n their hull\nI Saturday afternoon, was a very en\n! Joyitht-* affair. A largo r umber of\npeople dropped in during the course\nj of the afternoon to partake tf tea\nland purchase some of the tempting\n(nrtlcles which were offered for sale.\nI The tea table*, were presided over by\n: Mr-. Roomer nnd Mrs. R. McMillan.\nj Mr**. Martin had charge- of the\n; <-andy table. Ihe |>ottod meat table\ni was looked after hy Mrs. .1. R. An*\n. dersou, and Mrs. Newman had a stall\n\" of attractive Valentine package-* fur\nI sale.\nThe nld has preparations under\n| way for a concert to bt held shoiilv\nMtmhtn of the Ox fer J I ..,.vtitg\n1 ifrr j,ti,., In Seitzbe\n0X0 in Spitsbergen\nMr. F. G. Binney, of lhe Oxford University Expedition\nto Spitzbergen, writing to the \"Timei\", layi:\u2014\n\"The slrdgrr, liave an ample .upply of\nOXO. Thia ii an ideal food, a, il it\nhighly concentrated and ha. lhe highetl\nnutritive value in a minimum bulk.\"\n-gives vitality\n\u2014 the glow of warmth \u00abnd vigour\n\u2014the health and stamina to withstand exposure to the cold, and the\nfatigue of sustained work.\nThe rich concentrated beef nourishment of OXO makes il one of the\nmost valuable and economical of\nwinter foods.\nTr, Ihla n*w ts.allas-\na.la-guard Bgaioat\ntold, aad .bill.\nTTot milk, \u2022 \u25a0( a nspliil.\nHot water, \u2022 lla cupful\nOao\u20141 traaposiiilnl (\u00abr 1\nOsoCubel.\nu i \u25a0 i. of I.r\u2014on Juir*.\nDon't get run down-take 0X0\nIce Harvest Cut\nat Mirror Lake\nNow Completed\n| MIRROR LAKE, Pel. 1S \u2014 The nn*\ni mial lei> h.i i \\ \u25a0 \u25a0 i was completed here\nI on Haturday with Ihe shipment of th**\n' slith l-argv of Ice, making 72 ear*\nloads altogether.\nI William Wilson, who has heen here\n1 since before Ihrislmas In pn p.-mii-e\nfor the ice harvest relumed to Nelson Monday morn ing, afier tin* com*\n' pletion of tllli work\nj There was born on Friday. February\n| 9, al the Kaslo VLtorlati hospital, lo\nj Mr and Mri*. I', ti Bt_4*d a son.\n\u25a0 Mrs. J. Harris and two children,\n{ Marian and Norman, ol' Missoula.\nI Mont., and f-ti.-n.ling a month'* holi-\ndnv here with Mrs. Mains, parents.\n| Mr. and Mrs. A. Link, after which\nI the** Will ko to their new home at\nLCedar Rapid-*-, low*\nNEW DENVeTyOUNG\nI \u201e FOLKS ARE FESTIVE\nRt <^K CRKEK. K.b. 1.'..\u2014Saturday\nmot three different meetings of Rock\n\u00ab\"n ek district orgnniratinns.\nA meeting of thp district ftatnrltllori\nof I'nited Farmers was ln*ld. with\ndelegates present from Midway and\nAnaconda, Mr. Rruce, the preident,\npresiding.\nA v.ry full report wan given hy\nA. P. Mclennan, thc delegate to the\nI * nit i\u00bbd I *a rmers' con vent ion at Ver -\nnon, going Into different resolution*,\nbrought in hy the delegates and the\nnew officers.\nMr. Tlpplf* of Midway moved n\nvote of thanks to Mr. Mcl-ennrin for\nhi* report, and fnr having ably repre-\nm, nt. d the district.\nAfter ihis tea wna served, nnd n\nMelt] half-hour WM spent, the hostesses being Mrs. Lewi* ard Mrn. McLennan.\nAt the r.Miperatlv** halt. Rock Creek,\nthe Farm Women'* local held its\nmonthly meeting, tho president. Mrs.\nA. I). Mclennan, presiding, and\nplanned* work for the year which will\nmike this year a very Interesting oil'\nTbe United Farmers also held their\nmonthly meeting with \u25a0 good attendance prl'sent, and the president,\n'.eorgo Pitman, presiding. The secretary read correspondence on the farmers cooperating In tho marketing of\n'logs, also .reporting pure-bred calves\ntwr prim competition.\nTl w provincial party will hold\n\u25a0 meting nt Rook Ovek In the mm\nfuture, when Col. McRae. Mr. Stewart, and Mr. Redmond will be present\nSLOCAN CITY NOTES\nOeorge R. Mosscr, the Spokane liiui-\nhPrman, is a visitor In town.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nDr. A. R. Thompson of the Traveling Medical \u00bbsnocitit ion, who spent\nmm time in the city laat week, re-\ni urned last evening from Cranbrook,\nou IM* way to I'enilcton.\nIT\u2014J\u2014Kane, the* Kaulo postmaster, |\nleft for his home yesterday afternoon, I\nafter spending the last two days ln \u25a0\nthe eitv on baalaaaa.\n. . .\nC. P. Valentine of Vancouver was a l\nvisitor in the city yesterday for the |\npurpose of unending the Merrll t-Nel-\nt-on hockey match Inst evening.\n\u2022 * \u2022\nMrs. J. II. Yentman of South Slocan spent yesterday In tho city shop- I\nnlng.\nW. Rutterworth of the medical hoard '\nleft via the Kettle Valley last evening\ntor Penticton. lifter spending some j\ndays at Cranbrook.\n\u2022 \u2022 a\nn. A. Cameron, the Calgary rancher, !\nl.s a city visitor.\nR. O. I.nng, the Ronnlngtoi. ~}Mt* ;\nmaster, was a city visitor yesterday.\n. . .\nPr. A. Woodley, who has been in\nthe city in connection wllh the med-\nlMl board, passed through the city 1\non his way to Penllclou from ('ran- I\nhrook.\n\u2022 * \u2022\n\u25a0 F. W. Porters left for his home In ]\nKo-Rland on the noon train yesterday.\na a t\nJ. Oray. a groeerv merchant of Ket- j\ntie Valley, who has heen in lhe city I\nfor a few days, leaves for his home\ntoday.\n. . |\nInspector C. II. King of Orand Fork**\ntatl for his home via. the Kettle Valley last evening.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nJ. DlWW leave\u00ab on the Oreat North- !\nern this morning for Omaha, Neb.,\nwhere he goes to reside permanently.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nF. A. Scoit( nn Iron niaiiufaclurer '\nof Montreal, is in the city.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nA very pleasant social venelng WM\nsjieiit at lhe Odd Fellows' hall W,*.lnes- '\nilay . ven i ii|*. when the I i.i ugh lers of\n\u25a0\".\u2022oi la entertained the members of\nMan McLaary. A vary enjoyabU\nLtam*\u00bb of whist was lr.tulge.1 In. and\ni he honors of th<- g.inie f-ll to Mr*\nlaok Mcl'l.ail. and the coniol.ition wis\nVWeetSti to Mrs Kenn.th i auiphell\nThe gi*ntlemeir.s first prlxe was carried ofr by Kennth ('ampl.ell. M P. P,\nand the gentlemen's consolation went\nto Wllfr.d Mar.pi.s of Falrview. Mrs.\nHooker gave two vocal solos In n\nvery pleaslna* manner, after which H>\nfresh n c*n in Were served. Sonic excellent dance music was then rendered by Mrs. Malloeh.\nThc conveners for the commit tM*\nwere Mrs, T. I,. Maro.nls and Mrs, J\nWelsh, who were aaautod hy Mrs. J\nrrov. Miss Agnes McKinley. Mrs. W\nSlmiison. Mrs J. F. Croll and Mrs\nv. Wallacli.\nTh? Stare for Quality\nThe Store for Style\nMAGIC\nMARK SALE\nIMPORTED SCOTCH ZEPHYR\nGINGHAMS, 3 Yards for 98c\nA wonderful assort ment of Plaids,\nChecks ami Plain Hoods, all fast colors and 28 inches wide. SALE\nRICE, * yards for.\n98c\nPOTTER'S ENGLISH PRINTS\n3 Yards lor 98c\nIn a hundred designs. Full .'.2 inches\nwide and liest make of Print. SPECIAL, .1 yards for \u00bbS\u00ab*\nLARGE STRIPED BATH TOWELS AT 79c PAIR\nattractive designs.\nSPE-\n7SV\nli. S Kls<-rsvln nr Vlrionn\nInn n r.sv ttfc**, In ln-*7i>.\nF|V!n|.\nSize 18 x U inches, in very\nCIALI.Y PRICED at, pair .\nLADIES'VESTS AT $1.00\n\"COMFY CUT\" Vests, with\nstraps, medium wttfht, Harvey make. UeRiilar prices\n|1JS tn $1.50. SALE PRICE,\neach 81.00\nGIRLS' COMBINATIONS\n$1.50 Suit\nSizes 10 to ML wool finish,\nfleece lined. Regular price\n.*f2.:i0 Suit. SPECIAL TODAY, Suit SL.'i,)\n\u2022'PETER PAN\" WAISTS AT $1.50 EACH\nBLOUSES made up in CHECKED AND STRIPED DIMITY, with white or colored collars. Regular values to\ntSSt each. SALE PRICE, each \"11.50\n25 PER CENT DISCOUNT OFF ALL WAISTS\nCHILDREN'S CASHMERE HOSE, 65c PAIR\nIn Black, Hrown and While', sizes to 111. Regular prices\n75c to $1.2.r> pair. SALE PRICK, pair \u00ab5<*-\n611 Baker Street\nPhone 200\nDEATH REFUSED TO PART THEM\nNKW DENVER, V> h IC.-The yotin*\nI people enjoyed a short dine.* in lhe\nI Hosun hall Friday evenini;. followinn\n; an excllii C hockey niateh ,i> the rink.\n| and ,i vlnit to tin* moving piiture\nHhow.\n[ A pleassnt flelirh ride pnrlv wa<*\nI ffiven by lhe tx-mambera of Itev II\nW. Stevinsons (tv in na-niin cluh SaiuV-\n(day nicht. the trip in fh hart on b\u00ablfl|\nfollowed hy refr. -hiiicnts nerved In\nthe (1 W, V A ball Mr, and Mr**.\nHI.Vinson chiipironed the crowd\nNEW DENVER INFANT\nDIES VERY SUDDENLY\nAdvertising Is the Motive Power of Business\nSLOCAN PITY, Feh I'. \u2014Th.* fOV*\nern men i telephone central office I-.\nnow located on Main street, havlnur\nheen niov. d to th\" Hicks house, and\nMiss Mcllelta Hick* has been placed\nin charite.\nW. F. Linrle of Hot-Hand, of the\nLlnulo Johnson lumber firm, 1_ n\n..n*-tne\u00ab.\u00bb visitor In town.\nMrs, A. S. Morlc), who went lo Vancouver some t j ni*- u ko owinf- to tbe\nillness, of hrr *-..n, Charles, who wa*\nattandlag lh- King Bdward high\nschool, arrived hORM on Monday *Vt-\nn Inc. accompli\" ied by her son. who\nin- l....ti ad vi*.- rt to discontinue hi*\nstudies for a time\nNEW DENVER, F.h, IX\u2014The fu-\nneral took place Monday morning of\nUtile 0\u00ab_rta B. Kirk, the fi.week**-obl\nson of OaoTf* and Mrs Kirk of Sandon, the trill n being imi at Denver\nMing i.y Rat. n. w gtavanoon, who\noffulated at the cemi.|fry. A num-\nbtr of Kami on friend*, ar companlcrl\nth** boraavad panata Thra* oldwr\nclill.tr. n silrvlve I'lower- were sent\nI.y Mrs McNeil Tallrie, Mr, ami Mrs\nW. P. HurtUIn, Mrs Mci Jilllv ray. Mrs.\nHymnis snd Mr. nnd Mrs, Coopi r\nMr. Unclalr, who wu III, Is now\nfcninina stt.nirth steadily.\nThomas Htevlnaon K confined In his\nroom, suffer I iir* from pn, union lit,\nSerious Tea Shortage\nIt Is estlmntod that the world's pro-\nduel Inn of lea last year only amount*\ned In \u00ab20.(i(H),imo lbs., nnd as thi* normal annual lonsumptlon is approximately 700, On a, linn Ihs., this tremen-\nd ri us short JUfo has cnused qulto n\npanic In ten circles. All Indications\npoint, Tea Men feel, to higher retail\nprice* In tho near future. - \u2022>-\nBULL RIVER NOTES\nnn.i, itivFi:. i*>b. H \u2014a j*.ii>\nslenthiiiK parly Went out to Q*Q*rg<\nNelly's ranch Satur.lny algt, Ii \u00abM\nin the wee Mna\" h*\u00bburs ihey returned,\nand yfter a grnnd time. Those present\nwere Mr. and Mi *> Rofflth Mr. and\nMr**. Mciraicli. Mr. and Mrs. Cock-\nshtilt. Mr. nnd Mrs. Markle, Mr and\nMrs A. C Nelly. Mis-.es Uulle.ljc\nSh.ild. Waller. Maikle, Thorpe and\nMes-r... Arabic Dougtar, I*. Ktnned)\nand J. nsrhijll\nMrs A. Mills \"f Kennlston, Rusk .\nwns renewing rid ncquafaiaaoai in\ntown lasl we.*. liV \u00abuest of Mr. ami\nKm, Caanldy. She |efi on Tuesrtuv\nfor Waldo. When she will visit a\ncouple of w>. ks b. fore r. i nn.r\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\nhom.*\nMl\u00bbn Florence Itntledce. who ba*-\nbecn vlaltlng Ml i. Nelly, returned lo\nher Itom* in Tr ill on Snlurrtay\nMr act Mrs. Mela nn start nl on a\ntrip lo tin ...a i laal week. They\nwere ao p*tiled B* far *.* Calgarv\nbv Mr nnd Mr** 1>. iMvis.\nMn A *' Wi iiv and Mia* ftortnci\nRiu ledge were visitor* in Cranbrooh\nbat a \u25a0 \u2022\u25a0!. urns satii'-'tny\nBONNINGTON NOTES\nBONWTNOTON FALLS, Feb. IV-\nThe fortnlRlitly \u25a0 nterlalnment of the\nsocial club wns held In the club\nrooms IVhruary 7. when n most en-\nJoynhle time wis spent In playlni*\ntalde Raines nml dun' ing. ItrRjtl.\nHarrlH was master of Ogftmonle*\nI \u00bba In ty refreshment* were served by\nMe-.l inies l.onn nn.l )tidl{e. The\n|MM* were Mr and Mrs. ,1, ]\\ Y.at-\ntiinii, Mr inni Mi*- B. C. Johnson\nMlM A Uo>le. Miss K. Flel.her, F\nCampbell, J. Jerome, Mr. and Mr*\nIt. An.l..son. Mr nnd Mrs W. Iluli:..\nA. Wlltev. Mrs F. Martin, Mis-\nHrown, Mr and Me* R. Lone;, ('apta m\nand Mrs. \"] Ashlv, T. A. Wh.lldon.\n.Mlsa rietcher. Mrs E. C. .l.ihn-K.n.\nH. H road wood, C. Fisher. J. Riley an.l\nII Harris,\nMrs Annln Hoyle of Queens Ray Is\nthe Kiiest nf Mrs. !'. C. Johnson for\nih- we.k\nMrs. II Rtondwood nnd bnhy gaagh-\nter ret ti med from Nelson on Tuesday\nThe West Kootenay Power A Llfht\n(oniivnny Is making extensive river Im-\nl-iovr-no'iitf it No. - plant\nla. A. Palmer of Vancouver was a i..\n\u25a0Ity visitor yesterday to witness IM]\nM. rritl-N* I*'hi ho. k. y (rani.* la*-t eve-\nniiiK.\n,\\. McQueen, the Kaatfl. aa\u2014aaor, r.*-\n'urneil >. --teidiiv afternoon to his\nhorn.*, afier tpendlag the day In the |\ncity on busln***.\n. . .\nj flrnv of Honnington was n city *\nVisitor Wednesday.\nProhibitionists of\nCalgary Oppose a\nFresh Referendum\nCAI\/lAl.Y. Vt'h, IV \u2014 Demands\nthat the p.*..vine;.i. government tak*\nn<> action toward \u25a0 r**f.renduin an\nthe iiuestion of prohit.itl'n in Al-\nhertn. in the event of tlo* petition\nof th.* Albert* Kot*i aaaoclatlon\nbeinn Invalidated, were emllOdl*- In\na resolution passed at a mass meet* ]\ning of Calgary citizens ni WttHey I\nMethodist chin*, h tonlcbt. at tha first\nmc.-tliiK of the prnhibilion campaign j\neoDdtlcted in this city by the C_J-1\nRary branch r.f !h<* so, .nl aefVloc ,\nco incll of Albort.'i\nR.*v. William ll. Irwin, praaldenl\nof the ptovlncia! i-inim il. who was the\nprincipal speak.t. declared that In\nAlberta, bootleu'glnc. illicit dlatllHng,\nillegitimate sub* ft li*|iior. and drunk-\nrnnesf* is on the deer I \u2022\nAlberta Legislature\nVotes Strongly to\nTry for Wheat Board\nEDMONTON, K. l> 13 -Af'r rive\ndayi of debate, and nn array of\nspeakers, which compiled over two-\nthirds of the eniirc house, the legla*\ntature this afternoon reaehe.t a d**\nrK on on the resolution nnd imend-\nment concerninir the wheat situation.\nth.* latter b*tag carried ny a vole off |\nIS to !> in the -second dlvii-lnn of'\nthe **a*lon.\nThe nmendment favors the conlln-|\nuat on of i \"ir..nations carried on laal\nyear wiih tin* federal and Raakatche-\nwan pjnvcrnnientH f<\u00bbr tha ctahllsh-\nnient of a wheat board In time to I\nhandle (lie l!\u00bb:'\"l crop, anil w.aild ta-1\nelude Manlloha if that irnvernment |\npMM* the n**aa*ar*r laglalaUM.\nTin* closing tvantl of Ihe rt.'trite i\nwere ihe speeches of Mnn. J. K. |\nMrownlee In su|.port of the Rnvern-\nment nmennm.nt. anrt R. C. M:ir-l-ill. I\nwho con. bided Ihe OMI ftH th* in.iin\nres.lullon, which he mo*, ed early lasl\nw-ek. Mr. Itrowtilee spoil.* nt eouslil-\nerablc len\u00bbih in endot-iiiK tht *s-\ntabll.slim.nl of n compulsory wheat\nboard \"on principle,\" lliounh he staled\nemphatically ihat the \"gov ntOMnl\nWould not ft ua ni ti tee to have the\nhoard i*statili.-h<>d In ttlt,1 and would\nonly give as- -umnce that the mr-.t\neonscleiitloiis nnd honest effort woulil\nbe made In an attempt to find the\nrlitht man for chairman snd vice-\nchairman of th\u00bb hoard.\nMlnlater Hakaa Queer Bt*t*m*nt\nMr. Hrownhe cr**ated a mild rensa*\ntlon In thi* Liberal ranks when he\ndeclared thnt in ltl* opfniun. th* at-\nMR. ANO MRS. PIDGEON\ndf Ton.in.i. died within a wm k ol .... i, oth* * thi\nbratlng tha diamond mi.il.-\u25a0 of their wedding\nmot tha after cele-\nCA3SILS IS NO BETTER\ntempi IO ii,M II V. V. I r\nohalrmnn of lb* board in ISSS wa - . !\np,e.- .if political Intrlgu. I OTTAWA P*b. IL\u2014Tha condition\nMr Marshall who wlloa .', Bald ' *v \u2022' '\" fMalla, .Indue of the\nne was mystified i** DtU iai ,.\u25a0 >\u25a0< , \u25a0'\u2022\u25a0 In* tiier 't. \\* li** is Krloualy III\nilnc\u00ab tl wis underei t ibai Premier I \u25a0' \u2022' ll\"\" \u2022'\u25a0 '\u2022* repWtad taalght\n<;reetifi. i.i hlmwlf W*l thi \\ lil\"|__\t\nhnd *uggested Mr Wood> nam* '\u25a0\n\\-\\. nii.-i U I. M.i. i,. ,.\/.. Kin : nl\nOttawa .is a dea'rahb h. ii nl lh*\nboard. Mr. Marshall an nt pm\ntest '.tai-i-l the l-L-i- '..till. )\u25a0. lug as\u00ab\n*d to take *CltOfl on Lb. wheal I ,1\nlueel i\"n ciii ii afti r 11.<* m mi I..I. \u2022\nattars had i n u ted l< glslailan, and\nt-MVChl th\u00aby di let i* .I ., ii. w not* al\nclani'N* in tl.. fovi n mi lit -|>. i . h. \u2022\nfor a thr. <\u25a0->. ar Insti _d ol a .*n.* >. ai\noompuleory bo*rd a* first \u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 m A\nHAD CONSTIPATION FOR SIX\nMONTHS-WAS RELIEVED BY\nMilburn's Laxa-Liver Pills\nA frc* rn lion of lh. how. ' \u25a0 il ill*\nahould be Iha rule o( .\u25a0\u25a0,. ryone, h,. n\nthere wil! bt no oonatlpation, sick or\nbilious apeiia, heat unn ii. foul breath.\nsnnr gtnsiich, etc.\nMllbUTn -\u25a0* l-axri-I.lvr Pill** w.ll\nrcR-tilnt* ibt f ow of bib* i.i art prop-\nery on ihr bowii-*, thu* imkln| them\nactive nn.! rtfO-M. r* iii<>\\ in*- the\nconaUpKtrim nml nil ii i glltad\ntr.niblc.4,\nMrs. I. fj Hunt, pi.it aeoitre, N.!*..\nwrites --\"I have been troubled by being loii.;:,puled for UM lust eU\nmonths\nMy liTBiir his been tcrrP *y coated,\nso much so tint It made my bran'h\nl..-i>l. 1 was lattttBg in a friend aboul\nIt. an I gha advised me to use Mil-\nhtirn's L-BU-LiV** Pills, which 1 did.\nand M* I am perf.ctly w * I . M |\nMfBI h us smooth ah it MM I\"-\nfnic I irot th it wnv. and I MM \u25a0'\nall to M.l'l* Pills, ,>f which 1 nll'V\nused IWO * mU \"\n1 Tic* '.iS.\" a vial nt all dealers, ..r\nmailed direci on receipt of price by\nTh* T. Milburn m. Uml tad, Toronto,\nOtt\nWOMANSUFFERED\nFOR MONTHS\nWrak and Nervous. Made\nWell by Lydia E. Pinkham'.\nVegetable Compound\nWebbwood, f*nl.--\" ( was in a very\nweak and tun down nervous ootMUtioo\n\u25a0Jway* tired frow the tint* 1 got up\nuntil* I went to bod. Sleep did not rest\ntn*- at all. My \u00bbiater rexvitUMfided\nLydia K. I'mkbarn's VegettUg Cape*\npound to m* gnd other* told Wkt them\nit. but it WM from mv sister's a'd>ic<*\nthat 1 took it It did not take I.m-;\nlint il I felt stronger, b.-ariiu hes left\nnu* ind my appetite ram back to me\nI am n farmer's wife uu*l have many\nthings to do *iiit**\u00ab|c the house, such as\nmilking, lookhu after ibe jH.ultry, and\nither . norea. I nnrtily reemmend the\nVegetaMe Compound t\":ill who have thej\nlame trouble I had. f.-r it is * fae mcdi-\ni*i':e forwotnen.' Mrs I mis F. Ki Ms-\nm, HfUCTMl Farm. Welibwoud, Ont.\nAnother Nrr>i*iui Woman Fintli Relief\nPurl Huron, Mklnpan.\u2014\"1 suffered\nfor two j ears with pains in my side, and\nif I worked Vi'i) nurh I was m-rvou*\nand juat as tired in the momma as when\nI went tn lied. 1 wns sleepy an the day\nand didn't feel like doing anything, and\n\u00bb j.i si nervous I would bite my Tltiger\nnails. < hie of ivy friend* t * .id me about\nLydia K. Pinkham'i Wgetable Com-\npound, aid H helped nie so much that I\nsoon felt line.\" Mrat'ii \u00ab.i:i.i s ItgRI na.\nMH l-Iili St.. Port Huron, Mich.\nWomen who suffer fr*im*ny feminine\nnlment should try l.ydia K. F_-_k-_-_r-i'o\nVegetable ( vm^cuod, C\n Page SIX.\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1923\nets __ Finance\nSpeculators Bid i Waves of Selling s\nUp Stock Prices i Bring About Fall\nThough Hampered\nSASKATCHEWAN CLYNES MOVES\nHOUSE IS NOW CONDEMNATION\nHAPPY FAMILY FOR CABINET\nPremier Dunning and Con- Offers Labor Amendment to\n. nn .. , servative Member With- Speech Against Foreign\nin Wheat YalUeS draw Remarks , and Home Policies\nCHICAGO, Wh. 15.-\nitiK that totalled well\nbushel* brought ahou\n11 llll* Will'\nWaves nf srll-\nnto millions of\na sudden f;ill\nmarket todny.\nWaa\nlower, wiih\nJuly $1.1 H\n:iil export\n.lil hill\nto IL'\nWl'-llrC. 2 to 4 Ho\nv $U9\u00bbi. to $t.:''t,\n$1,111; corn lost 7.\nto %c, and provis\nNEW TORK. Feb. 15.\u2014Speculators\nfor thp advance aiomflail In bUMlM\niip prices in today's market, but ihey\nMN hampered hy a larRe volume of I The hulk of the telling\nf-.fi._ix_, ,\u201ed\u201e,,.\u201e h, ih,. \u201eiKh s,\u201e, z,'rr,^r\\X!\"*rT\nmoney rate, whleh opined nt G per\ncent, advanced to f>\u00bb_ and then fi. and\nfell back to r. a\u00abain nt the chine.\nFresh buying power centered largely\nin the Independent ateel, oil ami\nstandard shaiee. hm a number of special! h-n were bid up yharply for Individual reasons,\nForeign pawl developments were\nlargely iKiiored, hut ihe new year's\nhigh for stei'ling hud a cheerful ef- \\v inn IIM-\nfeet on sentiment. Higher prices for [Dominion\ncrude oil, ItM Md eopiier, the latter' Wm loans\u2014 I MS, $101.25\nbeine nuoteil at a in w hiirh record of $l\"0r.D; 111?, $1\"*.'.\n, vhtnrv loans\u2014IMI, sinnr.r,: ipu\nbuying jion.:iri; 1911 $i*-L'..**t\"; l\u00bbJ, tint: 19B<\n1 \" \u00bb?- IMS; i:t:;7. j.iiT.mi.\nCanada Bonds\n1-Vb. IB.-\nlaauea:\nHid prices* for\nllll,\niri\u00bb_c a pound, Stimulated iir\nof share**, in ihnse **-ronp*f Th.\npa rent ly chaotic condition of the\nban raw future* and refined sugar |\nmarket.' imparted un irr.'Kular trend\nto the sugar company Issue*-:.\nNew high tOOOrha for the year were\nmade by a number of Block!*, including American Can. at 91*\u00bbi *, Cnsdeii !\noil. nt :.\"*\\; Owtt .-ttste-* steel, a\nm-MlNA, F.'b. Ilfc.\u2014An application I LOKDON, Feh, HB-i.Tfiif in their\ntoday of salve lo many wounds which < avowed |ftdU*y of . lips. 11 ing Premlef,\nmty have been Inflicted during thelltonar i.sw's idea* of irnwiiilllty, ibe\ntilts te ihe S\u00bbritatchewan anaembly \u25a0 Labor benches again provlttrd moai\nTuesday afternoon, restored pence and , of the animation in today's sttilng\nharmony. The aubaequeni Mmoaphere of the bouse.\nWM likened hy IH*. B\u00abDBMld, lntf*-| m iIf)n j j, C\\y,rx sinned off by\nmoving the i,abor atnendmenl to the\nKing's speech, condemn Ihr , the government's policy on foreign and dn-\nUted Articles\nReal Estate\nRooms\nBoard\nTo Rent\nBoats and\nAutomobiles\nClassified\nAdvertising\nHelp Wanted\nPositions Wanted\nLost and Found\nLivestock\nMachinery\nFarm Product\nTimber and Mines\n\" \u2022 VJ \u25a0 ss.-l.SP. \u2022 S- | , '\nClassified Advertising Rates 1S Miscellaneous Ior Sale\nMurOmuM Inilf\nmil QAl'l\" lis' in Ihu' \"'\n.nlls-oni'il\nmninlist.\nSterling Exchange\n\u00ab\u00abs.\nSEW TOR\u2014. I-Vli. l\". st.rlii\n.. , ... , i-ln.ni;.. firm nl lifi l-lf for\n1 1 Mils i.ii.l $..\u00ab*'S|, fnr .l.-mmiil.\nKwr s;lsfr- -Foreign, 111,0.\n-day\nl'..|.\nCanadian .iniiurM\np-nitii-s -istiiiiiiiil. tl.llc\nl.lrr\u2014 Iftmand, l.7|p.\nMnrks \u2014lirintinil, .or,.|'\nMetal Market\ninghoiime Kleeirl\nper. at f.9%; Chandler Motor.\"\n7*\".; California P-tr lender of J \"*'\nthc oil group, in.ding io whkh be- ! NEW Ymkk Feb . 15.\u2014Copper\nemu.' men*, active nu another Mncreaae atrong; electrolytic, spot nml futurea,\nof II cents a hiuii-1 In the price Of llU lo II^C.\nI'ennsylvunui crude oil. i Tin- Firm; spot and nearby. |41.?l;\nTim** money was offered at :, per ! futures. 941.54.\ncm for alt dellverlea, brokers inkitiK Iron\u2014Bteadj and unchanged.\n-\u00bbom.> for l\u00bbfl days nn.t li.nir.*r hut Lend\u2014flteady; stun. ^* to s \".'\"\u201e'.\nbld.tlna only A\\ for the shorter ina- Zitu* \u2014 Finn: spot and nearby, 7 1 \"\u25a0\nturn leu. Commercial paper continued in T.lfa.\nnuid\u00ab-rateb net ive with the bulk of i Antimony\u2014Spot, 7.11'.\nthe prim.' n.iin.-j commanding ('\u2022.* per \t\ncent For.*itn rxr-haages were firm. \\t ^London Standard copper, spot,\n]>emand eterllng reached a new yiar's [II r.v futurea, t>'.7 !>>*-. electrolytic,\nhiKh at ||.ll%, ;unl Fr. nch francs |pot, 171; tut hits. (Tl ill\nni If fen.i| to above fl cents. Murk*. I Tm Spot, CI87 15* '1*1; fill ores,\ntouched ,M81 l-..\u00ab*. or more than I'll f IS9 H)r-\n.tit tkhert tinii* extreme low, the | Uaad--\u2014Spot, f2ft la: futurea, l-*>.\npendent,\n| hAppy family.\nPeace overtures were opened when\nPremier injnninp nsked the sp. mhOT\nfor a. ruliti-r whether his application I mestlo nffnirs.\nof the t.-rm **unscrupubMis'' lo the | T),c procecdinRs wer\nmember for South QnAppelle vvas mi- ^ _ _, ^ Nt,\u201e.,)o](,\nparliamentary,\n. , I Lanark, came Into cn|)l\u00abion with bis\nMr. Dunntflg stated that h.- had,\nsince looked up anl hori. ies. and hla ^\u00ab* ' amsnpeWmmsi by twllli.nr th-\nopinion was that ilm word was prob-1 Labor party on lt\\ attitude to tht\nably unparliamentary, \"even If ll was j ,,.., mternationnl quest Ions, and sug-\nprobahly irue.\" I geatlttg lhat if lr g\u00abi [nto po\/trOt H\nSpeaker Olvsa Ruling OBUld setite the Ameticin d.l.i i.y\nStaling that the qUeetlOO had nol ,,irm\" hlVtn Hall and p.sslnu- NM*\nheen formally put tn him at the tim- !\u2022*!\u2022\u2022\u25a0.\nths word was ns. d, Mr. Sp.aker Mid Flniilly he referr.\nthat it was undoubtedly unparllament- teThertto, N.il lleLi\ntry, and he thou*hi the wmd ibould poriunls! memh.*r fo\nhe wlihdrawn. i M.l.rnn. who waa\nMr. Duantng then withdrew the of the Communis!\nlornt, \"I bow to your ruling, Mr,! angrily* and him-cd\nPtaasa r.\" he said.\nWant and OUs-ltied Advertising\u2014lire\nand a half cents per word per Insertion.\nSl* cents per word per w-jek, or I2\"^c\np.r word per niuiith, catth in advance.\nTransient ads accepted only on a cash-\nin-advance basis. Bitch initial figure,\ndollar slpn, etc., counts at ono word.\nMinimum 25c, If churned 50c.\nBPRAYMOTOR In good working order. Four hundred dollars. Codling\nmoth entails my purchaolng ;ion-ib.\npressure uprnver- Box Kij, tlrnnd\nForks. (fi.174)\n10 Male Help Wanted\nW.WTim- Tssc. Hi' miikora.\nl. li Clulaln.. Part SuiiiiK.\nWANTMI* \u2014 BxT\u2014liO&0\u00aba rllHlswisfllfr.\nmnlss or fi-malo, Aiiply Th. drill.\n __(^ISi!\nMMN, wonsfn 10 lfurn liisrlsfrlng; pnlil\nwhil* li'iirnlnn tool .iipi.llpd. Cula-\nloBiin frfe. iloler Collog*. Vanrisuvcr.\nlil.HL'l\nl-i ill SALE\u2014Sulky, almoil n.'w\n,13: ilicirls- vibrator, llii; It.r\nl.liii'k insH'f Hint nfCfJI.t, $12;\nIn.ii. $\u2022'.. f.OT Sllis'u St. Top\nhood.\na, fur\nlootrlc\nKlisl.\nlflil.1l\n-!> Lest and Found\nLOST\u2014I'nlr pyejl.u.,. I'lndcr pi\nleLurn lo Dully Ntswsi. |C63(\nKiU'N'li-l'alr ey.fl\u2014Ml and\nApply 101 Billet .Irffl, -\u00abM|\nl.OKT\u2014Pocatfftbook, prolsitlily on <'.\nK. finis. Contain. rli.Tk for $.!(\nRonif other I'lu-ikf ami hoiiii. c\nIlissard. Ki'turn I'lty Cat CD,\nSl lllin.l.A COH8ETH-\nnfil... Hur. Slanlry Si\n. Kin-\nicr.risi\nFOR SAI.K\u2014I'mpty barfcU kff*.\nBacka. rslslsuniil. Jam Co. OUST)\nriyil.\nnll.l!\nils\nMa\nrfs'fnt rtta lu'lna ;ii tnl.iiifil 10\nman artsyrrnnit nt nianipul.it inn.\nTolul ..all-, w.r.' I. rl v s .i.n., ^h;,\nClo.inf Qni.t.itl >ii i\nII.ch a\u2014\u2014\nZl.u-\nSimii. CIS\n\u00abil.\nc p. n\t\nrhino \t\nC. M A SI r\n1.^\nIlv\n\u25a0:t,\\\nlirnrnil Motors\n. MS,\n1 >'<\nMo Km, rom.\n. I\u00bb\u00ab\nIN7.\nInt. Ni.-kil ....\nl r..,\n14%\nMn Pis. , nm. . .\n. i:,\\\nIs'.\ndo pf.l\nrifrrn Arrow\n. I*\u00ab\nin\\\nSluil. Isak.T ...\n. ir.u.\nlls\\\nItork l.liui.l\n\u25a0:,;,,\nii\u00ab\n17. S Stf.l. oon\nin. i,\n107 >4\nWilly. \t\nIIS, I\n111. I\nIT*.\nIt:. \u25a0\nnns.\nMr >\nBank Clearings\nWINNlPSn, F'h IB.\u2014The follow I n(\nate ib.* hank chu rinns for the prtn\neipal cities of th.' Dominion for thi\nw.ek ending tods\nToronto Board\nTORONTO, F.\nvalues on ihe\nwus ni;iml) fori\nments tn the n\nftervstlve\n13\u2014The tr.-nd ol\naok eachangi toda)\nr'P\n\\ Ahitihi sold off '4. Hrilish Columbia Fish ina wet ractlonary, rlos-\ning at I'l'S. down t%, Canada Cement common r, eov ered fo ht \u00bb*, up 1;\nPtecl of Canada t*io**ed nt 7\" \"*,. up\n1% for thr _m.\nwiNNit-11. oaaiw\nOpen\nQUOTATIONS\nWh.at \u2014\nHu . .\nJuly\nQtia\nMay ....\nJuly . ..\nItarl. > -\nMay\nJulv ...\nFlax\u2014\nMay \t\nJuly ...\nRye-\nMas\nJul> .\nH.irh\nin\n11: \\ 11: \u25a0\u25a0\n2i\u00bb\\\nI :i\n1...W\n11-.<1\n11 \u2022%\nOlose\nUS'.\nHalifax \t\nsi John \t\nMoiut.m \t\nHherhroohr\nQui bee \t\nMontreal ' ...\nI MI.UV.l \t\nKingston\nI .t.i I... ro . ..\nToronto \t\nHamilton . .\nnrnntfonl . .\nLondon \t\nKitchener\nWindsor ....\nWm I William\nWinnipeg*\nBrandon \t\nRagina \t\nPrince Albert\ni-taaNetoon ..\nM. -.-. Jaw . .\nLi lhbri-ge\nMedicine 11 it\n.1\n,8I\u00ab.TS2\nld?.ll!\nS|ll 'HI!\ni9-:-i\n; \u25a0:.:.i.;,(,:,?.\n\\r,. i m: .*,\n\u2022\u2022ISO,'\nt'.Jil.llvv'\nM ':t:.::\".:.\n7.'..-..ii.r;i\nr.n.uis\n\u2022!o,mi\n5,:ij,5*K\nItl.OS\nSllhsei-ii.'inly, ill\nhate nn th**- reaolutlon lu\nspeech itoni Iha llir-nn\ntionaid. red rrlng to rhargee ma*\nTues.hiy. declares] liml It had nevt\nheen h.s praeiice around the countr\nio -casi personal naperstons on il*\niiadi r of ih>* government er anv e\nthe ininist, rs,' nud ask. *l the bott*\nt. tecept that suwemarti.\nA f*'W minuies la*er. Mr. Ma.\"\nI onald withdrew t eharge thai i sec\nti.ui of ibe preaa iraa be ma auhs\nilis.*d from th.- puhlle tMa<*ury, wh.*;\nMr. Dmmlaf challenged tha ptati\nment, and stamiied it as untrue\nPoring today's Bitting, In additto\nto Mr. Maenonatd. w. Haggerty, n\nne*.', and T. K. \"lamhli*. BengOUgh. 0\nthe Kovernm. ni aide of Uw houoe\nSidney Bingham, W.lkle. for ihi\nposition. enn ti d.ii t.-d to the ,!. l.,n,\nThe debate waa adjourned by Hon\n*\" J Kiiiia. mlnlater of i ducattoti\nwho will take tin* n.\u00bbor tomorrow.\nHeavy n' Comlu***\nDuring tha m salon Um en si ruet la\nof branch He.;, th. tariff, and 'I\nI s - H.r.-1 ion ni the natural n m.i'veto ihe province will be. und. . \u25a0'.\nbite, n.\u00bb4;.'. being gl^en ilils afiernoo\nOl lh>- ini M.i'i.etinn ti. \\t *a . - \\ ol '*\"\nluMons ,1. allni v*. Itn thesi ihn \u25a0 vu-\ni', ns. rive nen a* \\ bill rill . ,\npear on the md. r pop. r un It. i\nituetiiin todaj .\".I uK'i'ii tVelr f'i\nBeading\nins ri,i. nm mow\nl.iWfYcr, ln*|il liim flow\ncordial Invitation* in ;*,'\noutaMei NewhoM suit*\nKiZ.it.\nA pldaaant cuntni I\nnine In front\nii. ini.et*. aroM\nNewbold wnh\nilar comradoa,\ni, muffling his\n-Whold io come\n.nm\nr.l tin\n, the\npari\nill'\nalttlng in ihe thtpe M b narUainenlar)\n\"disc.y. ry\" to the p r on nf J ('.\nw.isb, Ltaark*-Coatfarldire, who i>* tin\nn.w l.nli .,* i.Hinder. . x-mmer, port\ni His spevib il.li(*lil.*.l tin hens, mid\nbrmicht warm COtlgrai n In Hone fn-m\nall pattii**. \u25a0\nDIES FKOM SLSLVINQ SICKNESI\nRETINA, l-'-h, ll \\m r a i\nsufferlni from aleepbv alckneai\nline t-oyea, wste ad Mliohall\nHighland IHirk, dh I i ghi\ntJ.-m r..i b-wplia)\nI'd . 1;,\nm- \\\nI\nVA?*COUVL**i VREaT\nI VANVurVKI\ntrndlni hrtv\nnorthern, i a b.\nexport nt 11.171\nua I m mem fi\nK, t,\n-i.-rrl.\ntl.*\nDominion Live Stock\nm\nr.l\n141,1\nM\u00ab(4I1\n1.I34.7S1\nHIS.klH\n5ll*.lPs\n3\u00bb7,\u00bb1J\n\\:-r;.-,2>-\nRdmnnton S.TrtP * \u2022\u25a0\n\\. w \\\\. imnstr t'.'.'i.-v''.\nV.inci.uv.r It ft**.CiH\nVletor.a l.'.'ll.M*:\nI.ISTiffit\n;\u25a0:::.in i |\n217,tl\u00ab i\nCstgraiT a\u00bbc**iptB\n: \\l:v. im, is i: eel\nand ltl uheep\nstrers. f. t.. ,<\n*i ;\nVancouver Stocks\nRowena f'npp. r\nfork \t\nHotiCla'\nHowe Mnil-i-t\nNtlgret\nSh* \u00ab*i\u00bb <>. *\u25a0**\nBrt'indary Hay\nKinpttc\nflpnrtun Oil\nTr\u00abiJ;\u00bbi\t\nMontreal List\nMr.NTRl'Al. r\u00bbb IS. -Uleel of Can-\nrut.i w.i i the fi .it'ir. of toda) - 11 ad ina\non the stock market, leading tht mat -\nl-.i t both in i. iivlt) tl d sn. i^ih\nIt rlu*.e.t :ii 7\" -, tea :i Bel \u2022\u25a0 i \u25a0 i\nof *\"'\u00bb. i 'anadlnn Car ls*-ues rloaed\n.it ::i;, uud <\".:'\",. ri speci ively, tach\nup '4\nTh.' largsi t loss of Uu* day w i i in\nBrttlah Columbia Flailing, off '\u00bb. ai\nHt Lawrence Plour was off ,\nimlnt. at 77.\nin ihr paptra Brompton gained '\u00bb,.\nst tt; Abtttld was up W, ' \u2022 bt ,\nbanish common was up ',. io it \u25a0,\nnd thi pn f\u00bbrt*d wan un- in.i.;.-i. :.*\nini (Mine price chaagi i In* huh il\ni '.ni'ida Cement, up i'-,. Toi into Itul\nay. up a point, and Win i!|* | )',\niv pr. ferred, up t',.\nfolnl sul.s\u2014Hhar.-s. IJ V,i; ho-,-1*.\n1341,4 \u00bb\nMedium i\n|3 SO; i.mm\nGood cow\nHood stoc\n;:: so\nHood lam\niwea $*.TB\nThick, sn\n\u2022 fl ..it w.lgl\nio j:: Id,\nnui r.f.t-1-\n.. $id i\ns r,\n.*ih br\nVisiting Cards\nFor Ladies or\nGentlemen\ntti can (rive ynu\npi'.imiit delivery of personal vi*itii**ar c\u00ab i'd...\nHiK'lit'*'! pra.li> prinlinjf\nanil niattM'iiil*.\nThe Daily News\nQuality Printers\nNELSON. B. C.\nCOMPETITION\nAUTO AND TRACTOR fUJHOOL\u2014We\nteach thoroughly practical courses In\nauto and tractor repair, auto electrlo-\nlty, storaiio batteries, welding and\nvulcanlilniT. Good positions open to\nour graduates. Ne age limit Previous exp-rieneo unnecessary. Kres\nemphiyment dep.trtm*nt. Write or cal)\nfor catalogue No. Sl. Modern Auto &\nTractor Schools, 1.103 Went Second\nAvenue, ltp..kMiie. tdis3)\nUOOD wuc's snd Btea-ly employment.\nMen wanted to lenrn tbs barber trade.\nLlcht, pleaaant, clean w.\u00bbrkfc You can\nlenrn In n lew niilis' t'mslty i.tlend-\nhipr Rerophtira. tireat demand fnr\nbarber:- nt from f:V. to $tr. par Week\nand commission Hundred-* of locations win re juu can start ln business\nfor MUraolf Writ,, or rail for fiee\nontnlomie !fi*inpblll Barber CnlleRS.\n^\u25a0.'S !iih Ave. I\". Ctlgarj1, Alia. i>-l**n\n+ + + + + + + + + + + * + + + + +\nFOOTBALIi +\n+\nI\nFORM -AT- A-OLANCK\u2014Con- \u2666\ntains valuable hints antl stig- \u2666\nicesiicins for thom llltldllfl In e,\nl-'notbnll ('ompotitiiins. Sent ^\nweokly fi>r 10 weeks on receipt .\nof 11.00. Hlngle copies, Kio.\nMNM Publtahtng Co., rtiiti Me-\ntiiipnlitjin UiilUlhiff, \\'snt*otiver.\nfl. c (MtT) \u2666\n\u2022\n+ + + + \u2022*\u25a0\u2666+-.-. + +-\u25a0-. + + \u25a0!.\n24 Business Opportunities\nROTl S.A-t.l\nor will i\na KOIIIB\ncash. G\nTrail,\n\u25a011 >ur.\ninust hi\nH.\n13 Situations Wanted Male\nI'ltrviNi;\nhour ..r\nnil hm.ls don.\nhv tii\nMaw.\nrOB SAI-K\u2014Or\nand stOOk. Co\nS.'lMng out on\nMears. Prmtvn\neery stor-*, building\niplete delivery outfit\naccount sickness A-\n38 Miscellaneous Wanted\n13 Situations Wanted Female\nWANTBD\u2014 tar*\u00ab\nliy ih.. faf. V\nIN.-l'BATi I!\nhtlinfr. .I mi.\n7, N. sv I., t\nWASTE I\nrifty-\u00ab.Bi\niiiiiktiiK Wlll Rt. nut ' .\t\nI LaUlm.r or Box III. j COW liisk's, tiv. cfins. aoaat; rnif.\n L_\u2014_ \"iat\" ss'ili J. r. \u201eor.;.n, N.I_M\n11 Female Help Wanted\nWANTiris \u2014K\\ii..rifnrf.l k.Iis lii.ly\ni^.... ...I Mm.\u25a0 A\u2014dren. post *.i\nsr.'. N. Unn. n f, _ (11\n\u2014ARN~|I0 ssi.kly ,r\u2014a*. Ilm.\n2\" Machinery for Sale\nvulurs\nInform*-\n..... < I,. . Apply It. H.\nTKI.L yonr wiht. Ihrouirh Thf P.I1*\nN'fWf cliifflfIcil roltitnti..\n19 Poultry and Eggs\n21 Live Stock Wanted\n35\nFor Rent\nehen. par.try.\nI. Well furiiisheJ\ni r.i;i'l\nPININ'O ROHil. 1\nbod rooms upatn\n_r,\u00ab*7 Silica atrc\nKloHT-nooM iiorsi:. 4ii Sllloa\nApply aia Maker street. t*flB'Wl\nTO RKNT\u2014-Rootenay Lake fruit rand\non shares. Apply ilox CJ7S, t__\\\n__N. wn. '027\nTKLL your wants tn rough The Pali\nNews classified columns.\nBusiness and Profession\nDirectory\t\nhave rom WANO\nnv Hisna iiii I'.vpnrl Im Vour Tutsi\nPI.l.I.I; . W. RIINDELL. 713 Slli.-a S|\nWork ilunranl I. limp a 1'Of.l\nWf irnii.\nSpraying\nPrnnlntr. .prnylsg issul a^-aftlnff. T.laJ\nphon. a. H. rr.i.er. Nelson. (ll.1i:\nInsurance and Real Estate\nI. W. DAWBOaT.\nH..al R.tat., Ins.n in...., Rfnlal..\nAnnnble Blk. I', O. Boi 7J3. Phon. I'l\nMonuments\nC.mpb.ll b Vltchl. Misnt.m.nlal Co.\nI'. O. Bok f0& NsilHim. B. C.\nTel.phon, nil. ll\nCANABIAK AUTO AND ZLEOTKICA\nBOPPLT COMPAaTT.\nKatie ry K rs-H. siatlon.\nClfVflu'.il rusk sltillf. air lsuaf fif.'ii.*]\nrn.lln t.u|s;ill..i.,'clfctrlrnl .ispllanrni.. nt.\ntur and ..-.Mior.tlnr rfpatlr*, clfi trlrnl an\ninfrlii.nlc.il Insiislllnic. oxy-ac-tylf nl\nwel.linp, niachltiti fluip work. 1'. O. Boi\n13. 3iHi Baker St., Nelaon. I'hone 693.\ni.r ('ill\nV\nY-,,,.\u2122 CW.1..\n'J i\u201e.l,-, nnw\nf \\....\\^ a a....\nWhite I..U-\n':'. . . nt* farll.\nn K.I Ihf ii.rly\nnn. Itull'our\n.AIS01\n\u2022Iinrtly;\nr. .1. I..\niir Yorkshire\nII BALK Kin\n.1.in. t ni l_w\nR~SAI,R It......I llu\nfr-.ts BT . <* P.\n.l.i- I.\nir.\n\\YK..n\nnn.l ns.'.lls ll..-\nK.. tory, I\u2014171)\n' k \"-jrC-sT'irnT^\n1. lit paw\n!. a_r_. T.\nKill)\n20 Live Stock for Sale\nWon sai.k-Oaod young Ayrahtre cow,\ncheap oi will exchanr** for two brood\n,-ow** Markereth, Broadwater, Lower\narrow I-i11 i <\u00ab\u00ab->'>\nWITH ..p.iilni* of r..itiirv RxehaitR^ in\n\\, I-...I, would ii not he Rood Idw to\n\u2022-,\u25a0. nre n i re \u25a0 Mi i, \\V<* can BtlH\nsupply a teg hundred early M.v\nhoti h itu r-.ii i.. KhornB at >'!\"\u00bb per\nliiimln d. ,\\pid llroa- l*rooter\nPOR s\\i.i; - sn-..\nJ.rs,-V COW, five v.\noo-.d milker; gentl\nht\nPainters and Decorators\nAutos Palntad.\naVKt'UV BROI.\nOealsra la v.-i; Paper.\nStore\u2014 Auio Shop\u2014\ntlS .,.\".,'b.ne St 411 11..11 8-f\n((491\nT. MIDDLBTOIf.\nI'\".!1 i' and Fnperlianger.\n<>\u25a0-. plilne. next Koot.ii.y C,\nAccountants\nCHARLES P. HUNTEB\nAuditor\nMcDonald Jam MM\nHox 1151 Nelson. W.\nt'.t\n\\\\ \\v\nl -.\nMr.\nlet,\n\\M.\nLegal Notices\nLAND REGISTRY ACT .\nFlorists\n; Onv\/:'.Kf.i,)vr. riT:i:i'NHOL'SK. Nelao^\nCat flowers and flur.il designs.\nM%\n.<* IS,\ninn,\nni ',\nEgg Market\nOTTAWA. Feh r. -.M..mre;il spe-\nClslw tv. . - ti r i- t... nr-i\u00ab. ^S**\nHrltmh C'dumi.ii |o..ii fresh, 1'Vi\neauntrv point- wiih -lie offered lot\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u201e\n(TKIragn. -.pnt. ?,'r\nI'nilMl i*i:.t.-s hnremi of nmrk.t'.\nrei-brfu \u00abt.M\u25a0\u25a0<\u2022. froaer 'poultry Pehru-\naty i a* i.a.t'T'HHi pounds, \u00bb\u00bb\u25a0 com*\npared with |0l.t*jj boo puunda for th*\n\u25a0ntO* dBle ln\u00abt \\, ar\nMontreal Pays\nSixteen Million\nin Sales Taxes\nMontreal Produce\nHOMVU\nJn.1.1 I II. I\nThe Trend ot Business\n^-iprjjsv fO forrcast correclly trrj.lc develop.\nIS A ,*^ merits i* of vital .mporun_e to the\n(jl-tjj-*\u00ae man of business.\nyvPjy Our Monthly Commercial Letters,\n**iji*^ which will he sent on request, con-\n^ lain analyses of afrriculrural and\ntrade conditions of t'.r.-jt as.ittancc in\nreaching si und conclu: ioni.\n.71\nTHE CANADIAN BANK CF COMMERCE\nBranch.. In Kootenay .nd Boundary .1 NTL30N, FERNIE. CRANBROOK,\nCRESTON. GRAND FORKS, GREENWOOD, NAKUSP, TRAIL.\n1,! Room and Board\nIP AI'l'l.II-ATIHN'\nAND\nt.\nA NT 11\ni\\l:l. -III\nMil\" Mt.\n:{!S Farm and Dairy Produce\nB. iaide ciroii*. (^n per i**n\n\u25a0 nton aidlna, cabbage, pai *^-\np. r hundred pfinndi large\n-\u25a0I .11 nuaninti s Apply S. Hai Ul- y,\nKenton\n*\ni *i\nIR)\npniNTID\nststlo\nnil ktn-1-\n1 >. : 11 liu.'ct\nThf\nPally N\n\"WN 1'\nriming\nI IN Till\" MATTER\n1 N<>. |4Nt-I:\nIV Till: MATTER OF I.oT \u2022.'\u2022. BLOCK'\nBt, NEIXON t'lTV.\nT\\Ki: NOTICE lhat the above application has been toad\" lo reirist* r *\nI ft** id I.i-wf** Kerr as owner In fee of i\nth. nbi.ve lands ilni.-r attm -in '\nTru-.l.\" and for the tsshe to the said\nDdvid 1.' wis Kerr *>f a Certificate of I\nIndefeasiMe Tub* thereto, and that Inl\nsupport or sueta appllratton there hn; t\nh. rn pmdiir.*d' th.* win of Edward I\nKen- iilrcen-,. d), (he said Krtward Kerr i\nhav In a\nWholesale\n* VAi'iio.-JAi.n \u00ab\u2022 ro.. \u2014HOI.FSAIJ\n(Iriii-. is tun] Provl.lfip MfrihantB. Irf\nln.rl.rf of T--.ii. Ci.rfisfs, S|ilrf*. r\nl-'riills. staple .ti.l R-snt-y Grorfrlfl\nN. 1\nII\nEngineers\nGteea Bros, B^ 'J\nItELSOW, B. C. -\nCXVTt, aitd HiNiiro znoikevAbI\nB. C, Alb\u00abi-|u and Dotalaion\nL.i mi Surveyor\u00bb.\nCrown Grant Agents. Blue Frlntln|\nP.h. IS\nhuttei\ntEAL.\nfirm.\nt'hee*, )\u2022 .,,\nButter\u2014Choi\nEggs Fn li, 41 to i;,\nMinneapolis Grain\nMINNKAPOl\n. I .M-. .1. 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Mt.-snil.inl west.rD oi\u2014 rge...\nAuctioneers\n-julred the said linds\nruliveyapee dai**d SInd Jun.'. 1!>Avp* application\nand a Certlfie.ifr of ln.\u00bbfi>s.-ililc Title\nto tlu* aald landa, lagued to tha said mu\nnrfvid Lewis Kerr after the Laps* o( w. cuTLEB,\nM day* rrom the service upon vou, Anctloneer, Apprai\u00bb#r, Talnator.\n\u25a0 r Una notice fU'hi.h ma. h, effected I r,(1,\u201eN ,,\u201e,,, priVaiely or at auction. 1\nby pliblir.itfnn heieof a** hereunder, \u25a0\u25a0, \u25a0, w \\ ->____j _ . \"\n.vtnhtivh your claim, jf any, io tlio \u00ab , -\u00bb.\nsnfi lands, nr to prevent mrh pm* i runcral Uirectors\nP* si d art Ion on mv pnrt |\nN..'<\".;;.\" s: :h: r\"rryrir^.y nomR-nm.* d. d *\u00ab \u2022\u00ab\nrutry A D l^1\". Victoria Street. I'hona 21\u00bb2. .N'I\u00bbTT\nA vr rMNJC r>hof'e\nlleRiKtrnr. I . Standard Fnralti\nTi, I.iwi' \\\\ Kr.lt'. Jfr^Km^sTh l\"0*' Undertskorl\nI dln.t service ol this tmtlee In be JLLiJM_____l__ ^\u00bbn\u00bb\u00abl l\">'\nn ad\" l.\\ publication thereof twice n .*\u00a3&____ B Amo h***,ir'\", up-1\n. . 2T ',nt'' chapel. _).\u2022\nnewspnper ctretllnitng In Wrlsor \u2122 \"^ff servlr*?. I'tlce-tr^.\ni*.\u00ab77> A. W. IOBNH. ! * PR hrtnable,\n\"BRINGING UP FATHER TEN YEARS AGO\"\nBy GEORGE McMANl\nfTTAU'V I'\"h ll\u2014Montfeal le.i\nthr* custom\" md excise ports \"f Cun-\nadn In rnlli*.'ti-'.i*. under the sale*\u00ab lux\nfor the perlful from th** beginning\nof Ihf current fi-...l v.ru. April I.\nUB, ia 'he end of |i.*.i mher, Hon\nMrqiien Bureau stated in the House\ntoday. The ro|)-< tlnna fur thai *m*i \u25a0\nWere \u2022itia.2fir..(ll!.. (hnsn of Tnrontt..\n$U '.'i\u00ab:.;.i Winni|v-a IX11.\u25a0\u25a0'\"'\u2022 H im\nin...., M.3U.6Z2; Vancouver, f2,TKA,41*l:\n(Ittnwri. I1.04d.llll.\nThe niin-ihcr of inxpnyers In Mont*\nre\u00abi w%m ]\"..*\u2022 Toronto, ZTft; Van.ott-\nrar, Mt; Wlnnlpog. 152; Hamilton,\n71; Dttawa. .IS.\nI^*it proceedings have hren taken\nggainst lfif taxpayers in Uontrual\nfor nnnpavnont uf iax.\u00ab: in Tnmr tn\nPBrilnst 83: Xiinmuver. H4. Winnipeg,\nJ8; CUgwa, 12, Hom'Hon 9\nCOUR AillL-.'Vi\n[ts.EPHONC 1*0 XfVKTY ' 1\nj Mooi^tr: at f4ooN *n ri^imo *-\nV.T*t_ OfVHO .\u25a0\nJAMES--don't FoS__r]\nTO CALL L'I' T\"e BEACH C.\ni MOTI?.L -f\u00bb Nf) MA,*-' \u00ab\u00bbuK;r.\n~\\MUS. JlrX**j I- *Stl-i- I\nI- th. _^\nJ\n lh.\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1\"*23\nPage Sevt?\n*\"**=\u25a0**\nTAHT3 TO ENCOURAGE\nCANADIAN MAGAZINES\nOTTAWA, Feb. 13.\u2014H. C. Hocksn\nWent Toronto, has given notice\na motion In the house that \"meases should be adopted to encourage\ne publication of Canadian maga\nits and periodicals.\"\nCANADIAN\nPACIFIC\nWinter Carnival\nBANFF\nI Special Trains via Canadian Pacific\nFare and one-third. Bound\nTrip tickets on sale February 22 to March 8, 1923,\nfrom all stations, Dunmore\nto Vancouver, including all\nbranches and steamer\nroutes. Return limit, March\n6, 1923.\nProgramme Indues\nSki-Jumping. Curling,\nHockey, Toboganing, and\nall Canadian Winter\nSports.\nTicket* Iron, any Agent Can.\nPac. Ry., or Puraera B. C. interior Steamers.\nJ. S. CARTER, D. P. A.,\nNelaon, B. B.\nBowling\nTlie busy niun'\u00ab H.-allli Itigrli-\nlator. ApiH'inlls-itla ns-vs-r HsslM\nliuss-li'ia. Try u k-.i.i.' ut\nThe Semaphore Billiard\nand Bowling Hall\n607 Bakar Stnet\nTRY A CLASSIFIED ADVT\nESKIMOS BEAT\n! DOUGHTY METS\n| \t\nAlberta Visitors Get One-Goal\nMargin at Seattle in a Brilliant Game\nSEATTLE Feb. 1.'..\u2014In a hockey\n1 match hern tonight which kept the\n! fans who crowded the arena on tip\n! toe with excitement, the Edmonton\n! Eskimo* defeated the Seattle M.'tn\n, 4 to 3. The MM tells tbo story of\nI the game, which was fought bitterly\nfrom start to finish, both tennis playing brilliantly.\n' For a tim** Seattle appeared to have\n| some difficulty In fathoming th-\nclever stick handling of their opponents, but for tin*, most part Imth\n, tides battled along o * .'\u25a0\u2022\u2022n t. mis.\nThe .-.pli'idiil Work of Keats, QtfM,\nArbour and Slinpi-on. fur tbe vl**itor\u00ab\u00ab,\n:ip|K*alrd specially lo the fans. 1*09-\nnion and Walker trOtO llii* Seattle\nthere,\nlanuoary\nI*ir-;t period \u2014 1. Seattle, Koyslmi,\n10.H; '_. Edimniton, K-ais, from Simp*\nhiin. 7:00; 3, Kdmoiiton. Arbour, from\nmates, :\\T.\n' Beooad period\u2014i, Kuniontoii, Hhnp-\n1 son, It IS; *, Hmiflnn. Gagne, from\nArbour. 2;3s; 6, .Senttie. Walker, 4.12;\n7. Seattle. Foyston, from Walker, 1:13.\nThird period\u2014So score.\nLineup\nS.utile. Position LMuioiilon\nOo_U\nllnhiu-rt WtnMtr\nI>< f' IllC\nRflNPt \u25a0 Slmpsim\nTtkah. l* Trupp\nForwards\nK...*.Htijii Keats\nWaXker \u25a0 Omm\nItilcy \\rbi*ur\nSubs\nMorn? .. 1 nostrum\nBriton Itorr_-on\nM.**\\irtliy C.iuip.' II\nIti. k.y Sheppai d\nReferee\u2014Mickey Ion.\nRoyal Export Beer\nFull 8tandard Stranytb. Ordar through\nGOVERNMENT LIQUOR STORE\nFREE DELIVERY DIHECT FROM BREWERY\nNELSON BREWING COMPANY, LIMITED\nI*, tint piillisb.d er di-pl.*yed bv tha Liquor Con-\n\"Thii* advertise\ntrnl Hr.nl or L\nHUDSON CHAMP\nOF THE 'SPia\nWinnipeg Curler Takes Grand\nAggregate and Also Several Trophies\nWINNIPEG, Feb. l.iT Willi the\nixci'ptluii uf the sir .John Eulun\ncompetition. Winnipeg's 35th annual\nbun! piil lenninatcd tonight. Gordon\nM. Hudson oi the Ktruthcona club,\nWinnipeg, Winning the .governor-general's en*- f.*r the grand aggregate\nwith _7 wins and one Iuhs. His\nurui.l include I _2 consecutive victories In tbe opi-.i evenis.\nOntario took one trophy, the Purl-\nly Flour aooondary competition, When\n.1, C. Hat Donil'i. Port William, de-\nt*aated .i. .*\u2022 inlet win. Anguavme, this\niifteiiioon.\nHudson won tho Dingwall grand\nrhaJli ng_ for lhe second siieiesssiviJ\npeer, and the WaBtar trophy, debating W. .1. Kinlay. n club mute. 10\nto !>. lu th_ f I ii.il of the HUtt*\nevent this afternoon.\nHudson obtained partnership In\nanother trophy when V> and O.\nWlm Ot the Straihroiia elub, de-\ntoatad w. Aeasrmm ami u. j. Haiu-\nday, Manitoba university, _ii lo 1\",\nin the final of tin- Dominion match\ndouble rink event. lleing still 111 the\nBaton, Hudson has a vhunce for\nfurther honors*\n\"'ther trophy winners follow: The\n.l.-iiy I'.obiii.Hun. It. .1. (lout-lay. Ktruth-\n.onn. Winnipeg; Kirks, C. C Chls-\nh*>ltu Granites. Winnipeg; Hudsons\nBay, (1. IX Hin rwo*od. St. Johns.\nWinnipeg; wlili** (Vetoraaa) n. Koi-\nl.-t. Canaan. Man.; Fry's Cocoa,\n(ladles! Mrs.' W. Argue. St. Johns,\nWinnipeg.\nFERNIE CHAMP NELSONTAKES\nPUTS HIS MAN LEAD IN FIRST\n. downjo mat; PLAYOFF GAME\n; Ernie Arthur Retains Middle- Superior Goal Tending by Lo-,\nweight Title Over Toronto- cal Custodian Saves Situa-\nnian in Straight Falls tion for Home Boys\nSIX GOALS TO ONE\nnoons, iv.. isi-sisuwing \u25a0.-.'....,,\u25a0 fF|NAL SC0RE |s\ni xperlenre and t wonderful faculty!\nof breaking his opponent's holds, Br-1\nnie Arthur successfully ibifemled Uis, g\nCanadian middleweight wrestling Merrltt Team Fast and Com-\nchumpionship title here Monday night1 binatiotl Good I PlaV at Lt>\nby defeat.ng \"Young'1 ltayner of Tu-. 1 W * M * IT'\nr.mto with tWO straight falls. In 43 Wi N*5*S MOSt Ot I MIC\nn.Inu.es of the finest wrestling over' . \u2014\u25a0\u25a0- \u2014\nexhibited In this city, \\ Nelson's chunces of representing\nThe bout was scheduled to go six j the Intei'Mr at the coast in the Hrlt-\n10-minute rounds, or the best tWO 'sh Columbia senior playoff looks\nout of three fall**. In the first and! mighty good today, as they will take\nsecond periods Huyrin* Beamed to be tho let* tonight with a five-goal lead\nmore than holding his own, and time|u\\er tin* Merritt team, having last\nand again Arthur only snved himself j night registered a six to one victory,\nfrom being pinned lo the mat by his1 The one-sidedness of the score does\nuncanny way of pulling himself away not In any way indicate tho evening's\nRoland Todd Beats\nKid Ted Lewis for\nthe Lonsdale Belt\nLONDON, rob, II Tin\u2014ltd Tu.KI\nii.iilnln .l.f.Mis.l T..1 (Kid) I...wis\nsin I'liliil. In tt rrll-i'iiiintl Imut li\nAll.s-rt lli.ll. thnvl.y n-K-lllllng th\nnilsur,-ssi-\u2014i.i cluunpio\u2014a\u2014ip. unit tlio\nI-..,H.lAt.- I..1I. sslil, h hf l..\u00abt 1* l_*svls\n\\..v,.|i.tx-r 211 luat\nMACDONALD.\nBRIER\n3&9^\nFor those Smokers\nwho like their tobacco\nCut Fine or who\nroll their own\nMACDONALD'S Fine Cut\nX Ib.\n80'\nCanada's Best Buy -\nTHE ECONOMY PACKAGE\n(Also Procurable in Packages ISt*25t)\nCondensed \"Want\" Ads Order Form\nU>* thia blank on which to writa your condaniad \u25a0 '\u25a0. ena word in aach apace. Encloae money\norder or chock and mail direct to The Daily Newa, Nalaon, B. C#\nRata: On* and \u2022 half ctnt a word each inaertion, \u2022\u25a0\u00ab conaacutiva mitrtiona for prica ef four\nwhen caah accompanist order. Minimum, _&c. Each initial, figure, dollar aigna, etc., count aa one\nward. No charga leaa than 50 centa.\nmm Pleaae publiah tha advartii,ement below - timea, for which 1 encloae | mmemm\ntt daairad, repliea may ba addraaaed ta box numbara at Tha Daily Newa Office* If repliao aha\nto bo mailed ancloao 10o extra to oover cett of peataga and allow Hm worda extra fer box number,\nfrom his opponent.\nJapanoae Arm Scissors\nThe first fall camn in tho third*\npi r I oil when, after Arlhur had ex-\nirieuted himself from n bad hend-\nlock, he tccured a Japanese arm1\nkcIhmii'h hoid on Itayner's right unn, [\nand forced him to the mat.\nUayaer worked hard in the fourth i\n\u25a0M-tapa but Arthur apiNir**ntly wa\u00bb|\nplay, os the puck for three-quarters\noC the game waa around the local\nnets, Xotman, the loeal goalie, being\ntlie boy who spilled the beann, and\nsavod Nelson from a beating.\n_*cotty was here, thero and everywhere In the nets, slopping long shots!\nfrom center ice, skating out and stop\nping individual rushes, grabbing the I\n~Htck from shots not four feet out, j\nnd repeatedly clearing the net*, from I\nworking on the defensive, and showed, n.uuimls fr.nn bis pads, and from\nhimself a past master in this. The Ull. boards behind' tho goal. Time\n.\u25a0:mI eame alter seven minutes t)f the aft#r unu, ,*\u201e, |,1(.;iI r;iK|,. (,VP bouneed\nfifth period had pallid, the Japn-1.,,,. tmohm \"tt his eliest, on shots\ni,es.* arm ltl NOI I ag itn proving Kay- grhiWh looked like tore goals, and as\nncr's downfall. 1 someone said last night: \"Scotty won |\nAfter ltayner had admitted himself I g|x j0 on(,\ndt-feated by a lit. Iter man, Arthur\n.-tutid thnt although In* had ttttmasmt\nThe .\\|\ng.ml on a slow and easy Phot which\nnever lift the Ice. .Merritt's hack- |\n. -hocking was also another feature\nof the game, the forwards effectively\nback checking wary play made by tlie\nlocal forward*.\nLone raftta and snappy Use of thel\nforward puss was the game of the]\nNelson team, only three goals secured:\nlust night being from direct eomblna-j\ntlun rushes. \u2022\nNo player on tbe local team, outside i\nOf the goalie, could be picked out as)\noutstanding, several seeming to have\nau off nirlit lasst night. Nelson's i\naubatttutaa were usid a lot la**t night.'\nhowever, and ovcranxiousneFK un behalf of tbOM players was thu cause |\nof the lo-s of several goals.\nMerritt Scorea Firit\nIn tbe first period Nelson started j\noft\" with a rush, F. OGenski getting!\nin a shot on the Merritt goalie from,\nibe face off. Play was raiher loos**'\non both teams, euch teeming lo feel!\nout tba otlur. Jones' goal for the,\n\\'.**itui>. which was a lucky one, camel\nafier three nUnatta* play, the slow\ndribbling s-liol Jumping Nolman's\nstick and rolling into the goal unmo-\nlaatad. Bit counter seemed lo put\nlots of pep into the victors, and some\nfirst-class hackly was dished up. the\nthree-man rush**, un thc Nelson goal\nbeing pretty to watch. Claude Miller\nwcqrad Netaon'i tint tally when\nf*raiit.\"tttli*n*.I.T flipped it lo him OBI\na faceoff, the local wing man taking\nhis time\" amT speeding in a shot knee1\nhigh, which Hudaon failed to g**t\nhlj lamps on. Play from this on\ncentered around both foala, each\ngoalie wiving hot shuts. Both teams\nwere chockh'g hard, but no dirty wurk (\ncropped up at any time. Frank'\nO'Genskl udded two to the locals'I\ntotal when he flipped the puck past\ntbe visiting goalie ou two long shots\nfrom near center Ice.\nPlay in tho second period com* j\nmeinced with both teams playing \u25a0\nrather loosely, and w ith the bigg, r\npart nf the ptuy around the Nalaon\nnet, the di fence of the locals was,\nlniwnir, working well, and most of |\nMerritt's shots were stopped outside\ntha blue Una, Neilson. in this pe-.\nrlod. played a stellar game for the!\n\\lsitors, his rushes and shots causing\nNotman no little worry. Deslreau's\ngoal In this period was very flukey. I\nthf rubber hounding Into the net (off'\nCarrignn's skate, when the Nelson d\u00bb-1\nfence man shot it from the side lines!\nto the front of tho net. Richardson\n(allied for Nelson, and a minute he- j\nNM lime, Stanaway, who relieved I\nMurphy, grabbed a rebound from J. 1\nG'Gi'ns-ki'a shot, placing the disc behind Hudaoa for number six.\nMerritt Triea Hard\nIn the last period tho whole Merritt teum congregated I round the i\nNelson nets and Notman had a busy \u25a0\ntime, as he collared numerous .shota,\nand cleared his net repeatedly, Wheal\nhis pads were not there, hla hands |\nwe.'e, and he gave a great demonstra- !\ntlon. Hudson, the visitors' goalie. In [\ntills period played a good game, stop- I\nping local rujshes by going to hls|\nTRUNKS AND SUIT CASES\nWE HAVE JUST OPENED UP A NEW STOCK of\nTrunks and Suit Cases, specially made (or the\nHudson's Bay Company. Trunks are steel covered,\nmeasure 36 x 24 x 20 inches, and are built to stand\nhard usaite. All corners have heavy brass mountings, and lock and catches are best quality. All\nthese Suit Cases are well made, and arc light weight\nbut hard wearing. ^18 ^\\(\\\nAn exceptional value at\t\n20-inch Black Suit Cases,\nwith straps \t\n2-1-inch Brown Suit Cases,\nwith straps, special quality\n26-inch Brown Suit Cases,\nwith straps\t\n$7.25\n$10.75\n$8.00\ni\nknees and effectively blocking i-umer-\nous shots. Taking it all around, It\nwaa a groat game, and tho several\nhundred fans who crowded the rlnk|\nwent home satisfied wllh the result.'\nThis evening will see which team\nwill take the irip to the coast, with'\nNelson five goals up. If Merritt tal\nto go a six to nil victory is nex.*es-|\nsary tonight.\nH. C. Anderson, manager of the\nMerrltt team, and T. I. Gibson, the\nsecremry of the visitors, are also\nwith the team.\nTha Taami\nMerritt. Nelson.\nGoal\nL tiodaon J. .Notman\nDaft-Mi\nK. Cariiaail N. Richardson\nW. Tumbuii L. Daatraau\nCenter\nN\". T. Grummett F. OG-mki\nLeft Wing\nH. D. Hansom C. Miller\nRight Wing\nW. H. Junes J. O'Genski\nHubs\n<> Carvignu _ E. Htanaway\nT. Neilson - E Murphy\nSummary\nlir-1 period\u2014Merrltt, Jones, 3 00;\nNelson. Milli r. from F. O'Genski. ItM;\nNelson. F. O'Genskl, ^:00; Nelson. F.\n0*Oan~dd, !:\u2022*\nSecond period\u2014Nelson, Desireau.\nliiO; Nelsun, Richardson, from F.\nO'Genski, U:IHI. Nelaon, E. Stanaway.\nrrom J. O'Gens.ki. S:00.\nThird period\u2014No score.\nPenaltiee\nFirst period\u2014Merrltt, Jones, i minute.\nSecond period \u2014Nelson, F. O'Genskl,\n1 minute; Merritt, Neilson, 1 minute.\nThird period\u2014None.\nOfficiala\nR.l'erei\u2014II G. Matthew. Timekeepers\u2014Merritt, T. I. Gibson; Nelson, G. Renwiil.\nStaff of Chicago\nWins Every Race\nat Saranac Lake\nSARANAC LAKE. Feb. l..-Arthur\nStutf. Chicago, won every race on\ntoday*! program of the Fnlted Plates\nprofeaalonal outdoor speed akating\nmail on Poottaa rink Staff won\nthe halt mile in l:M I-!-., the one-\nmile In \"J:.\".l 2-5. and the three-\nnule iu a dose lininh In i*.ll *t*5.\nBobby McLean, CMoaa*o, BvaraU\nUeOowan, St. Paul and Edmund\nl..uny. Saranac Luke, divided thf\nsecond and third places. Staff HOW\nlu |*M p..inl** In thc nie.t. MiT>*un\nis aeoond with tt. L-uuy Is third\nwith 70, and McGowan Is tuurlh\nWith 60.\nStaff won the half-mile race with\napparent ease, in the one-mile race.\nStuff. Limy and McI-can i*.k.ited\naway from the field. linhfs sep-\naimtad the skaters as they speed\naarcaa the tape.\nSt. Pats and Tigers\nWill Give Benefit\nfor Kitchener Man\nTORONTO, Feb. 1..\u2014A very generous offer was made today by the\nSt. Fntrk-ka Hookey club, In aid of\nthe fund for Frank Trushlnshl, the\nInjured Kitchener hockey player.\nThe St. Patricks have offered to\nstage a pro(er*isloiuil game with the\nHamilton piofes-hiiiuls any Mondav\nnight at Kltehenef. The Bt. Fats\nwill pay all their own expenses, bo\nthat the entire receipts can go to\nthe fund. Secretary Thompson of the\nHamilton club, will also provide his\n~> Utx Uf ' \u25a0*\u25a0-._'\nBECKETT AND SMITH SIGN\nLoM'l'N, Feb. LV-Joe lteckelt\nand Lick Smith, heavyweight lA.xerK.\nhave signed a contract to meet in\na 10-round bout on May 4. Tie\nnun were to have fought next Monday night, but the bout was postponed because of an Injury to Heck-\nett'a left hand.\nPORT ARTHUR FORGES\nAHEAD, BREAKING TIE\nPORT ARTHUR, Ont.. Feb II \u2014\nWinnipeg l-'alcoiiM made their first\nappearance uu lucal laa tonigh;. and\nwere decisively triinnied in a Manitoba league game. 10 to 3. after lending 3 to 1 at the end of the flret\nperiod. Port Arthur tin* the lead\nin the league race, breaking a three-\ncornered tie.\nBRANDON IN RUNNING\nWINNIPEG. Feb 11- Rraudoii kept\nIn the running for Multiloba Hockey\nleague honor** bete tonight by defeating the Wlnnlpega, \u25a0* to 5.\nCDMORTOIT WIK1\nNHHTHrm* titi.i;\nKHMONTON. 1>1. 15\u2014Edmonton\nttrataaaaaa Aefaated La Vert*ndr>\u00ab\nHockey club tonight 4 to i in the\nfinal for the senior northern Alberta\ncliauipiiinshlp. The Kdmonton team\nIraves tomorrow at ni>on for Hlalr-\nmorc. where, they play a two-game\nseries for the Alberta title-\n\u25a0\n Ffifi-s Ei*;*?!.\nTH!\" NELSON BXTLY SBWS, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1823\nTIIE ARK\n |\nWe feel sure that Maijyie Would j\ngive Jigg* corned baef and cab- j\nbag* if she knew that BUOh tmO i\nBluo ond Whlto Enr-mel London\nKettle* may bo bought nl. Tin*\nArk. Ainu Scotch IN.nidge Boil-\ncr_. Out bjHil.! in Uic luy lluuds\nlin\u00ab in Tuvveiiiit;, 2i\u00bb*^ 9** j ard.\nJ. W. HOLMES\nPhon* 634. . 6W Vernon 8t\nMclWyResiface LOVE ARGUES WmWm\nIrescent Valley\nBurned to Ground\na. Crescent Valley QUPS SHOULD ON BIG LAKES\nSy\nstem\nBuilder\nTasteless COI) Liver Oil\nCompound will build up\nthat run-down system. A\ngood alter cold preparation.\nTer Bottle\n$1.00\nCanada\nBook\nDrug &\nCompany\nPrescription* Our Specialty\n< n Sunday nit*hi tin* flrat limine\nIn Crescent Valh.y constniclcd by\nC. I'. -McllTiniy, Stem biuind tu tho\n-\u25a0round, the high wind ut that time\nmaking all attempt- to savo the\nbuilding fruitless.\nThu buns.*, which wns owned by\n, botrkhobor, wu pCQatftrcted of log*\npnll wan built aome Iti yours nyo.\nNelsor News of the Day\nCO TOGETHER ONLY IN NAME\nThe ihai\nNri .-ii llrnni\n\\ Ni ls.,ri i'i\nIiii, TAKE NO OTHER\n1 i*onie lo Mm Armstroni'a tan nt\n; Mr*, irohlhald'-i thd afternoon.\n(fi67ei\nI t-'iirht pages of the wrrld'p hen\njci.niic all iu colors. In Simdav's Chi\ncugn Herald *nd Bxamlner, for sale a*.\n\\ Ih t'**\" \"'ri Drug <*\u25a0\u25a0 Rooh Storr*\nt flf.71\nClan M.f'i.\nat s o'clock i\ni**, will meet tMtgtl\nOdd follows- hall\n(..67*.\nW.\n-adies- Auxiliary of the Ci. \\V. V. A\ntat drive and iffttica in Armurv to\ntV 7 IL AdtnlMuion .\u2022(*.<*. ,.67d\n*Tjr unowleilK' and complet. e-\n\u2022XBmtnnttoTi ff-urininrfeH ev*\"*, pi.\ntleni the most complete ami hen.\nvision *btalnBbIe If you nfod\ngUHRes, If your gin*-.-*, nr*. il\ncIim'ii; ei?. If you need any repal--\nOPtiSiilt me. Hest leiiNt'i nn.'\nmounts *u,:ill\u00bb*d\nA. HIGGINBOTHAM\nEyesight Specialist\nGriffin Block, Noiion, B.C\nWARNING\nThieves, Yeggmen and\nOlher Lawbreakers\nBeware\nSHERLOCK\nHOLMES\nIs On His Way to\nNelson\nHIGHEST GRADES\nCigars, Tobacco and\nCigarettes\nMail Orders Promptly\nAttonded to\nBUSH BROTHERS\nCorner B-ker and Ward St*,\nWhen Your Eyes\nTrouble You\ni-i\nWa\nYou\ntot. to huvu tho\n.iti. Q-H-feg to >nur\n111*. tMl expeii.-ivi'.\nIlio Kind, ami ifu.it-\nit\\. m eat th. prl\"a. \\Yc Ao not,\nthough, carry any Inferior material; i v.i'.s HiitiK must ba ft*\nliable, i Is*- ,*..\u25a0 i el us. to carry\nn. Battatection la our kaynota,\n' ti.* axatnlnation la noda by \u2022\nIti -'Mei ni ' ptumt uist, only, by\n\u25a0>;.*.\u25a0 nit... m Uxmoli-aUoDa,\"\ntimlt* r trained under Dr, Chu,\nl*rt*i tu **, leading optical au-\nthurlt)\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nOptc-nett-ist .md Optician\nBoundary Trustee Discussers\nEligibility ot Nelson to\nHold Daily News Trophy\ntJraiid Korku. F.b. la. 1H-3.\nTo the Editor of The Dally New*:\nRlr:\u2014In Its n Port of the NYIhoii-\nClrand Vorks hocke7 unine nt N.*lnon\n\u2022>n the 1th, The Pally News said:\n\"pefi-re th,. content Mart.*.!, thc\n'Irnnd Fork* manBRement alao' wished\nto have The I>aily Ncwh' trophy put\nup for the Riinie. but the hwilf\u2014T**\"\nof the lucat team refused on the\n\u25a0,'ri.iinds that NHson wan the rlKht-\nfM\\ holder of tie* trophy for ItM as\nwinners of tlie West Kout> nay U-uj-ui.\"\n1 do not think that Nelson haa any\nauthority for taking such un attitude\nnnd as a result of nut agrcclnn* to\nniRy with Qrand Paths for The Dally\nN>w\u00ab cup, 1 am of opinion that Nelson now has no title to it wlmtsoi-Vei*.\nThe Dally New1* cup MM imt up In\n1912-13 rur the \"Weft Kootonuy-I.'oun-\ndnry hockey ehiunplonshlp, to he _*->\n] termined each year by liuine-aiul-hoine\naame*4 belwmi tin- ihamploii leums ot\ni thu Watt Kootenay and Houndary dls-\n| trtets.\" Aunouncenient to this tttOCi\ni wan mail. Iu Thc I>aily N. ws.* an.l as\n< some of the cluhs In tin* ttoundary\nI felt that when Olid- a tenm bad Won\nI a trophy they should bv called upon\n| to defend on their own Ice only and\n. not reuulri.d to travtl to the Ice of a\nchalloiiKer for part of the series, I\nWrote, pointing tills out to tin- then\nmannis'.'r of Tba Datty News, the lata\n(.arbitul Fnst. t*. II. replied. Matin*:\nthat, while trusUr-j hud not then been\nappointed, In- f. It that one gam* on\nthe be of each eontefl-fr would b\u00bb\nfairer, and IhOBfht tt would also et.-\nate nnirt: Int. rest. He also p.-iti1.4\nuut that on** RUino only night In*\nplayed if agreed io by the laa ma in-\n, tercstod.\nriioonix flrat WOO tin trophy Iron*.\n] N'elnou with home-anil-lioni,' fSSSkte.\nI Since thai linn The Daft] Ni ws ,*u|'\nhas oaaally beea played t..r at tin\n*am* Um* as tha UeBrlda cup Mi\nIs what the Nelson club would not\ntgraa te last waafc\nPOllowlag ihe (ha ih two >, at s ago,\n' uf Dr. IC J. \\ i-nell-, Who bail been\n; i treat* t, Ur farm raqaaalad Mr.\nI Blaylock al Trail und myself lo uet\na* trmtma, .\\t thai time \\ pointed\nj out to Mr! I'ayn. and Mr, Hla} link how\nIt wan poMdhl. to wm the MaBrida\ncuo aud yal not t\u201e. mtttlad to The\nDatty Ni ws cup. which *-hould not he\nthe case. 1 am not aWUf ot ehapge*\n| hav Iiik slnee been made ia the rutei*\nI of The Dall] News sua,\nT. A. LOVE.\nWinnipeg Shipper Knows oi\nOnly One Instance oi Broker Underbidding\nCONGESTIO^HEAVY\nAT PORTS ON BAY\nCONSUL-GENERAL\nFOR A NEW POST\ntup\" i o t\nt*vtcrlOkir\\mei\\t\nTONIGHT.! *\nOne show only, at 8:30 sharp. Doors open at 8 P. M.\nDWGMFFITH\nfirastnhfj\nby erronetmmtt with\nKate Claxtoru\n\\Wifh Cillian and\n'Dorothy Qirhu\nThree perlormances lomorrow (Saturday). Matinee\nat 2:30. Evening at 6:30 and 9:00 P. M.\nMl NTIIK.M.. I .1.. IS, -li I., .,i,.\nn-iuli.-i-il fr.sn, Aiii.-l.-nlam t.i.li.s __|\n\\\\. r. .Mow..-, im.Mi oonml-gcncrol\ni.t ItunttwU, hu i....i ini....lm..i ...\nih, \u25a0__\u2022 ffii... ai .\\..s fork, ll,\nWill In- 1. |,l:......l h. I.- l.s T. I!. Ik -\nMi'ti'St. r fit\u2014fl Iho lunch n.isinii ,if-\nn,i..\nI ill yisur MM Bn>\n*\u25a0 ars- Kisliis; M\nGOOD EYESIGHT\nIS VITAL TO SUCCESS\nV.mi nn-\nIf.r >..ur\nB.sod ...is I.r. A mcI,..iiiii.\n\\slll tell suii lr v,.u tls-.'O aila.M<\nJ. J. WAITER\nO.it. i-'i. ..nil Oiii. i I.-..nit,\nAdmitting United States Boats\nWould Only Have Made\nthe Matter Worse\nWixNii'ix;, teh, rr.,\u2014CoaoattttM\nattonfl UM throe Winnipeg broken*\ndealing bi enrgo space In Canadian\ntrain bMta u et-mpatttlon only in\nservice, so U. R. S\u00bb lb rs, a witness\nht fore the lake (reighta commlaatoQ-\nstated In evidence thi- afternoon. Mr.\nSellers wan ni.ump r laat year for\nthe linn ..r booderham A Malady,\ngrain dealer.**. Ho aald he could retail only one Instance In which vessel\nbpolcani hod underbid ono another.\ntin otu* u.a lan*. last spring, one\nbroker had I'li-.ud hint .a i.t.te uf fl\neenta \u25a0 biiabtl to Montreal, und u\nrival btuk.f had mined him IU.\ncents. '-1 couldn't say.\" he ftateil.\n\"that there was tmnh competition\nlUt fall.\"\nSpeculate ;n Cargo Space\nMr. S. IK-is nald he saw mi re_so.n\nwhy ehailera shoubi no| bt llgJMd\nby the shipper.** dlrwi wUh the ship\nowiiei*-'. through tht brokers. ThiH,\nba tlmimht. wonld pi i vent sp. cula-\nIbMl by brokers in cargo BpaC*.\nThe in,i\\lntiini rate v hi. h he had\np.tid M Hulbilo last aeaaOlt, said the\nwttaeaa Waa .'I\", rent* and most of\nihe eharter* ta thai perl war* at\nthree cents. Ills loinpany had had\nallotted to it b> th.-ii- Toronto agetrta\none K.,v.'Mitm*ut-..vv in d Imit on which\nthey hud ptM the Toronto firm -t\u00bb.\ncents fm* ii*,* rtrst half >'f Oetobar,\nI'-, coins for the latter hair al October, und .\". ecnls for Ni'viinl.cr cur-\nrlage t\u00ab> qaauglan bay ports. He\ndid not know* What aUHMUi If my,\nfrom thi** cite Wai t.lalned by the\nToronin fii-ni aa romtttlaalon,\nMr. MhHV Niid \\hete had been\nwry mu.h ooBfootlou at bay port*\nfrom ...ily ( , t\u00ab.Wi* to th.* end of\nnavuation. Tiny hid ehartered on**\nbeat for the aaaaon, rxpecting it to\n\u25a0\"\u2022'k \u25a0 trip a we.k, but OWtat to\ndirricutUffl In unloadlni they found It\nin. .b i.io* trig iu about three weeks.\nAdmitting Aiiiri.an boi:** to tills\ntrade. through 'Usp* ni-loii of the\nroaal ii laws w.mM have added to the\nrangesUon. in hla opinion.\nBroker Huid* Him Up\nThe wltneaa ueaUoaad harlag paid\naaghi wants a baahal oa oaa boat* \"It\nw.is Ihe pHoa IhO luoki* usked.\" he\nKill) -iii* eraa out for mi h<> could\nfet, and w. lunUt sell on thai blfto.\nTh.* trip was mt\\ tipenalva.\" They\ni \"i paid . ritt oanta on a gorariMM\nboal for wtatay etmago at hay porta\nlie laid ba had found lhe **-_\u25a0_!\nbiiiki i *- ae,*.iiuiii',.li*titi und very\nfair, and th. y w*.o |n :i position to\nreader ninny mivIcch to the uhip-\nl i der eaaiakiatlotj l\u00bby T. .1. Mm ray,\n] eoaiiM I for |||e Saskal.lleW all furm-\n.ei!-, iir. Heller* agraad that the pres-\n1 ni p i ilia* oY hwanaea for carg.u*\nthrough lh* vessel brokers wus e\u00ab-\n| t-i1.u-.hed by the broken nn.l lhe\n' ViH-.l pWBOrg li\"l by Uu --blppeic.\n, 'If yoU still i aid |Ot all the\ni Vessel Ipace fOH Wanted. VOU WOUld\npi.fer to pi.ne you own luauiiince?\"\nask*.I .\\l: Mm lay.\n\"it N a natter of ooat,\" wild Un\n| r. inn *s.\n\"Is it OOal \u00bb*o fin* as the produ.'cr\n, is . mmm trod .\" Me. Hurray hmillgd\nI Mr H, lb i \u2022 tuid hv knew nothing\nI nl-otit Mn |^roduoer*i .ml of the bu\u00abd-\nlaaati bul by thought it Immaterial\ng-ba wrott lie* Inauranca under proa*\nI oil eoadltiotta ol lhe trad*.\n*- \\ Kvid.i...* i.r other ahlppan will be\nV I taken t\"tiini tow.\nMOYIE BREAKS\nTHROUGH ICE\nNasookin Proceeds Short Distance From This End and\nIt Freed\nWth tho Moyle and a barge bucking the lee from Willow Point, thib\nway, and with the Nusookln slowly making her wig toward Procter,\nthe tie-up experienced by fig local\nboat *~a**Vtat came to an end last\nnlKht.\nYeMerday afternoon about 1:3*1\no'clock, tho Nii-ookn managed to\nturn around, and nfter much effort\n.\u25a0darted slowly up the lake, having\nproceeded beyond the old park before 6 o'elerk.\n41 5:30, Um Moyic, find came Into\nview around five-mile point, and\ntackled the ico there, the barge,\nbreaking tho \u00aburface. causing a\ncrunching sound easily heard In the\ncity. Ity fi:30, the Moyle reached\ntin* Nasookin with tt clear passage\nbehind h''r. and *-\u00b0 ended the imprisonment of the big steamer.\nOn reaching Procter, the Nasookin\nwill tie up for a lew day* In order\nto undergo repairs, us the heavy\nstrain on the boat while In midstream lm* caused some damage.\nThe wheel is g__a In bad ahnpe und\nwill need soinc new wheel arms\nand buckets before resuming tbe\nold run. I'ntll further notices, however, the bout will only run from\nKooteniiy Landing to I\"roet.*r, a\ntrain connecting there with Nelson\nand points further west.\nQUALITY MORE IMPORTANT\nTHAN PRICES IN OUR\nSALE OF SUITS\n10 DOLLARS OFF\nEVERY SUIT IN THE STORE WITH THE EXCEPTION OF\nBLUE SERGES\n?52.50 Suits for .l?42.\"iO $40.00 Suits for ~t.tO.00 j\n150.00 Suits for ..i\"40.OO \".35.00 Suits for \"\"25.00\n$45.00 Soils for.. ..*135.00 $30.00 Suits for **.20.00\n-SCE-HE mznzMmxTm7Xi\\muVi ms.v&:\nBadminton Club\nAnnounces Draw\nfor Tournament\nWHAT AN OLD WIFE OF 38 DOESN'T\nWANT TO KNOW ABOUT A\nYOUNG HUSBAND OF 40\n\"The Dangerous Age\" Mon. at Starland\ni______i__. \u00a3\u00a3*;****\nADMISSION\nMiitinee Satunliiy\u2014( hililrcii. loi'. Ailults,\nEvening\u2014Children, 25c.\nAilults\n50c\nNotice!\nAuto Owners Have Your\nCar Painted Now\nBefore the Spring rush,\nan we liavc the time now\nto do you a first-class job.\nMURPHY BROS.\n\" \u2022T\u2014 '\nPinux arc under \".viiy by the NcIhoii\nItndmliitun club fur un Anui'lcuo\ndoubliH totiiiiiuiii-t't, K-incs in t*anie ta\nctiimncnce at once.\nTootarday, drawa the pgrtMrt were\nmade, nud n schedule for faOMI hi\nnow under way, tho winner*-: in the\ntourniuncnt to be presented with Miit-\nabic prizes by the club.\nUVaws for ttt\u00ab Indies* double*-,\nmen's doubles, und mixed doubles, M\nuunounced yesterduy are us follows:\nLadies' Doubles\nI. iin*. Townsei d und Miss M. Mc-\nMviiuld.\nI'. Mn Kcyt und MI_h D, Furmer.\n3. Miss 1. ltluokwood and Mrs. K.\niJawsoii.\n1 MM, th. H. Godfrey und Mrs. O.\nHnlletl.\n:.. kin, E. C. WNUt and Miss 11.\nf.lL'.'t.\n6. Mrs. F. C. Whltehouse and Miss\nM. In inc.\nMrs. II, ltosllng and Mrs. II. t____aa\n8. Hm Allen and Miss O. l.entby.\nH. Mrs. II A. .M-- ;\u25a0 . . and Miss C.\nBlaekwood,\nio. .Mis. j. h. n. Benson and W_a\n(I. llllMi\nII. Unt U V. Hoffei-a and Mis. M\nManila aad\n1\"_. Mrs. Lewis and Mra, h, Cniu-\nfunl.\nMan's Double*\n1. l\u201e R 1X-V* bar und (1. 8. Oodfrey.\n2. A. W. Miens and ft C. UWfe\nS. E. r. Dawson and It. \\S'. Dawson.\n4. L ^'. ItoRtr* and K. ('. W'raage.\n5. F. C. Whltehouse and L. Craufurd.\nU. \\\\*. Drown nnd H. \\. Viancls.\n7. F. A. Mt-Umiild und 11. A. Matter*\nNixed Double*\nL Mrs. F. C. Whltehouse and L. 6.\nDo Vil>er.\n2. Ure. U Cruufurd and E. C.\nWlUKKe.\n3. Mis* If. McDonald nnd W, Hn.wn.\n4. Miss C. Jllnckwood and G. S.\n(b.dfiey.\nf.. Miss M. Blaekwood and F. A. McDonald.\nt>. Mrs. H. Lukes and K. P. Duw \u2022\nson.\n7. Mr*. H. A. Masters and F. C.\nWhltehouse.\nH. .Miss O. fitceves und A. W. Idlen*.\n!\u00bb. Mrs. ti. Hnllett and U, C. lx-wls.\n10. Mrs. J. H. D. Bonsou ond H. A.\nFrancis.\n11. Mrs. H. TtosllnB and H. \\V.\nDawson.\n12. Mrs. E. C. W'ragre and L. V.\nRogers.\n13. MUs 1. Blackwood and II. A\nMnsters.\n14. Mls*\u00bb D. Farmer and L, Tiaufurd.\nHOCKEY!\nDOUBLE-HEADER TONIGHT\nNelson vs. Merritt\nKaslo Juniors vs. Nelson Wanderers\nStart 8:15. Prici ,. 51k and 30c. Get your tickata at Buah'a Tunnel,\nSemaphore, Ttsurnsan Ciqar Storaa\nBest and Cheapest\nBread is your hest and cheapest food\u2014eat more of H\nRye, Wholewheat and Graham Bread\nCHOQUETTE BROS.\n\u2022hen* ::-\u00bb 6*1* Makar* af \"Mothar'a Br,\u00abd*\nWorsted Hose\nFor Children, sizes 5 to 10 clearing\nout st half price.\nFLEMING'S STORE\nFAIRVIEW\nBeat Churn on tha Market. Make.\nButter in Ona Minute. At th*\n8. C. Plumbing & Heating\nCompany\nNELSON. B. C.\nj> \u00bb a*.\nDangerous\nMAY RECOMMEND\nA COAL EMBARGO\nStarland\nMonday\nNKW TORK, Feb. 18\u2014Th* Inter- 11\nstate commerce commission's official** I '\nwild todny that ttier* wa* a po*- ! |\nstblllty that *n embarao on coul ihlp-\u25a0\nments to Canada tnlitht be recommended, dcBpite the fecllna; of Trcsl- |;\ndent Hsrdlna that a step In this !\ndirection would be Ill-advised.\n-_-________________________________ I\n* Every Wile Should See It-\nPruning Time!\ns\nWe have In stuck: Genuine S.vis.* Pruning Shears;\n\"BUhop\" and \"Niagara\" Pruning Saws; Budding\nKnives; Tree Primers, 3 ft., 6 ft., and 8ft.\nPrompt attention to mail orders.\nWood'Vallancc Hardware Co., Ltd.\n.-.*\n_____\nN-.UUN, B. C,\nWilli Her nur Hand\nCLASSIFIED ADVTS. BRINO RE-\nsULTB EVERY TIME.\n\"THE DANGEROUS AGE\"\nSTARLAND WON.\nFOR SALE!\nFive-rminied house on Carbonate li'tifn fill\nStreet, Furnished ^yOU.UU\nChas. F. McHardy\nREAL -STATE Autlio.i.aJ Truttev in Bankiuplcy BONDS\nfllti\nIniurance\nACC.CaaltT Lin\nPIIUNt IU\nFURS\nOunrnnte*d hijrh-clas* f_rs, fin*?\noollaotloo k***iit In atoafc* or made\nts ni.ifr from aalaotad skins. Old\nfut'-. remodpll<*d and repalra al\n11 ..... ...,. prices. Bust \u25a0_.t .. -\ntmid for\nRAW FURS\nO. GLASER\n*.*nisl...ftisrii.g ,'unl.r\nBoi 787. au.as.n. B C. \u00bbOU 1M\nJOHN DALY\nCABINET CIGAR STORE\nMAIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO\nPROMPTLY,\nImtking Tcsbasr., 8.snfl, PiPM\n\u2022nd Full Block of Cigar*, tigar-\nMia*. Olhar Smukara* lupplla*.\n2 FEATURES\nin\nONE\nPROGRAM\nJ_f. 1 STARLAND 1 ^ll\nv 5>. .r>ne from\nA CkkTATN rich man\"\nA BENT. B. HAMPTONJ PROpUCnON\nR\u00ab*je\u00bb\u00abed bv \"\"\/.*'\/.: I \"OPKM'.OM i^ORt.\nrj \"'*\"| fATHW ErXCHANCC I\".\nStarring Robt. McKim, Claire Adams, and a big\nsupporting cast\n**-s__-_= SPECIAL ATTRACTION ass\nCHAPLI\n\u2014IN\u2014\n\"A DOG'S LIFE\"\nTh* Comedy that rocked the world with Uuihter\nTHIS PROGRAM IS A WINNEF\n DON'T MISS IT\t\nREMEMBER\u2014If you aoa it at 6TARLAND\u2014if,