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Even before\nNeame a member of the Christian\nienee ehurch, he said, ho had hehl\nis helief, which was strengthened\nd confirmed in reading Christian\nienee literature.\n'We helieve in prayer.\" ho said,\nnd the power of Almighty (Ind to\nstore health, when properly en-\n'ated.'*\n\"if ti man lay down in front of a\nllway train, and was run over, and\n*t his leg. do yuu think prayer\nadd put the man together again?\"\nIced J. Allen, crown prosecutor.\n\"I believe it could he done, under\nproper condition*.\" Wataon n-\n,ed.\nKlder, the wlfhosh said, had ilone\nthing' hut pray for the girl;\n. Obeyed on Everything But\nAntitoxin\ntie had never been told not tn\nII a medical practitioner. Whin he\nis informed that tiie child hail\nnitherfa. lie had followed his doe-\n\u25a0's instruction in all matters bul\nn umlnlatratlon of antitoxin.\n'I would have never have forgiven\n-\u2022self,\" he said, \"had I allowed\ntitoxin lo he given and the child\nd died.\"\nThe trial has created great in-\n\u25a0ost in the city, and lhe court\n>m was packed to the doors toft the audience bein^' composed\n\u25a0stly of women.\nThe trial continues to morrow.\nJE TO ANNUL\nTEAPOT DOME\nnited States Claims Let\nWithout Bids; Also Result of a Conspiracy\nCRgTBNNK, Wyo., March it-\ngovernment's suit to annul\nlease of the Teapot Dome to\ne .Mammoth Oil company, one of\ne Harry Sinclair group, opened\nfederal court here before Judge\nukc Kennedy today. Alice I'oiii-\nene, associated with Owen .r. ileitis as special counsel for the gov-\nnment, opened the trial in a\nitcment which reviewed briefly\no transactions which led to the\nnnting of tho lease to the Mam-\noth Oil company.\nTwo (\u25a0rounds for Action\nMr. romereno declared that the\niver nment would seek revocation\nthe lease on two grounds, first,\n.at it was without authority of\nw, because it was let to tho Mam-\noth without competitive bidding\n-id without having been advertised.\n' He charged, secondly, that the\nase and contract was \"entered Into\nresult of conspiracy on the\nirt of Sinclair and the secretary of\nie interior.\"\nThis alleged conspiracy, Mr. Pom-\neno said, was against the interna of the government. He charged\nMt through fraud and secrecy the\nMalls were kept from the public\nid government officials.\nToronto Priest Says\nHell Is Really Sultry\nREV. V. I. DONNELLY\nPr-J-afehing the Lenten aermo;\nft. Miehai'l's cathedral, Toronto,\nu'uusiy maintained the exlatem\ni literal, fiery lo-ll.\nTENT!\nGALLONS OF 01\nSHOOT FLIES\nFire at Everett, Mass., Is\nFought by Hrigadcs of\nMany Towns\nKVI.ill.TT. Mats., .Minch 0. Kill\nstarting in iiu refining i.iuui of ths\n11,-hi'oii oil oemnany here luiu tontghl\nspread to fim* dlatllllni vats contain*\nlnc in.oiui cull,.us uf i-i-uil l apiece.\nAi.l from tin lie- departments i.r\nI'le-lsca, Maiden I Hi.si.iii wus summoned after a general alarm had been\nsi iin.l.il here.\nai midnight the flumes were shoot.\nMNTYFIVE\nTHOUSAND IS\nWHISPER COST\nStokes Claims Was Offered\nDeal bv Club Official\nto \"Get\" Wife\nPRODUCES NEGRO\nWHO COMPROMISES\nHand From Kentucly Farm\nAccuses Her of Indiscretions\nlu\nKhl\nfeet, but a iiit.il ulis.ui,-, of wind\ni.r.-d efforts i.i' tin- iii. in.ui t.. pre-1\nvent their spreading I IJac.nl build- ducod\nIngs uml i\" other Units containing | couslc\nhundreds of Ihousnnds of Ballon\nmanufactured products.\nFifteen families m' workers. I\nCHICAOO Hurts \u00bb.\u2014W. B, i.i.\nSlokes, millionaire New- Vml; lintel\nowner, charged wltli conspiring to\ndefame Mrs. Slokes. denied today, In\nflnlahlng his testimony tli it he lir.-.ke\nWilli liis wlfi' IIS ll result nf liis ut-\nleiltiiilis tn Mill. Kiln .\\i-uslil l.v.li;*\nliis I'ii-si Mil',., ii,. admitted, however, Ihul he hail seen Mis. LyiliB\nafler hia ne: om! marriage, anil thai\nIn UM ho (Hm her 111,104 su thut\nshe mtffhj marry riev. Sticknev Grant\nThe nurd ilefen.luiil also testified\nIhul WlthlO lhe last two weeks he\nIiml .'lilalnu.l an affi.Iavil from u\nnegro named Chan*, formerly employed on his Lexington. Ky., sloel,\nluriii. ui-i-lisinir Mrs. stnkes of iu-\niilsireiiims wilh Earl Hlnshaw, the\nfamily chauffeur, lie denied lhal\nhe hail pnId the negro for lhe information.\nTho Whisper\nA proponed -whisper\" al a eost\nof $25,01111 uas described l.v Mr.\nBtokea.\nMarie Rosenberg, former house\nphysician at ihe Bverlelgh club,\na former notorious Chicago niwht\nIII. resoi-l. \"sai.i if I cave him\n125,00(1 he WOUld see Mrs. Slakes,\nwhisper something ill her ear,\nami she would disappear.\" Mr\nsiok.'s testified.\n\"He hail previously told me tha-\nMrs. Slokes Was Ihe , uise uf lhe\nmurder of Marshal! Plaid .Ir..\" added\nMr. Slul.es.\nFurther remarks were losi in a\ninane ,.f legal wranoUng.\nMi- stok.-s testified Unit after Iheir\nmarriage lu- allowed Mrs. Htokes I!\t\na nu.iiih fur pin money, uml denied\nlhal he knew- Mrs. Slokes hiel a-l\nim- u\" J2uu a month uiui eg.\npanaes from her mother, Mrs, Bcotl\nAirier, uiui had uu in...me of .*!.\"\t\na iii.-nili\ni. I' ihuko of Chicago, sleeping i nr\nconductor, pointed nm Mra. Btokes\nin Iim court, ami testified Unit she\nhail traveled nil a car nf which In-\nIiml rharga, with a man she Intro.\nhim ns I Inl Bllllg, h.-r\npla\nwere forced from ih. ir homes, bul\nri r.i m. ii wi-ri- able i.. pu \\iut s. i iiiu-\ndamaga in t.u- dwelllags, although\nlhe lire was raging ul midnight. It\nwas expected thai tin- Muz. would\nCLAIM PEPALL GOT\nTHIRD OF MILLION\nMade a Princess\nby the Ojibways\n1 * *\nMIS3 EDITH H. SMILIE\n'Teaih.-r in Un- Kversi.n Indian 'lay\nsi-hi.i.l 'any island, (ml. hus\nle eu in.nie u .n.i ,\u201e,' nf Uie (liilwnv\nilil,,., wilh il un,,. Ogc-Man-\nrk uf nppi\nschool.\nIll\nrk\nMEIGHEN SOUGHT\nA RATE CONTROL\nWhen Premier Hu Hail\nCase Prepared, the Correspondence Reveals\nJURRENT CROP WILL\nJSE KELOWNA LINE\nbarren Says Kam\/oops-Ke-\nJowna Branch Will Re\nReady in Coming Fall\nVANCOUVER, March 9.\u2014l'l-es-\nncls for this your were very bright\n[1 over western, Cfinn.la, A. B.\n\/arren, Ronernl mannKer, western\nnoH of tho Canadian National rai)-\nlays\u201e declared here today, in nil-\nr-pwins the Gyro cluh. The pcssl-\nilmn which had lain over the\nCUrt-M ff,r scverul yeurs was lifting,\ne added.\nTouchlnK on rnlHvny maltera, Mr.\nV'arren nnnniinced that In coniunc-\nion with the CanHdinn pacific railway,\nomplelion of the Kamloops to Ke-\niwna line would be undertaken this\near, and it was planned to have\nhe lino completed In tim-9 to move\nho 191*15 fruit crop' of tho district.\n\u00ab\u00b0 Ontario's Attorneys at Los\n-^ ! Angeles Outline Details\nSAVED FROM NOOSE, I fJ^^lTt\nSEKS NEW TML ESSHk\n jan allefed ureal friuui acheme iii\nt r. \u2022 Tin r*i * Iconnection with whieh they are seek-\nLeO UaVIS, UhOSt' Sentence Ini the removal ,,r Andrew a, Pe-\nWas Commuted; Asks a |p'\" \"\"'\" I'\"s A,u,,\",', '\" T\"r\"m\nRehearine\nMONTREAL, March 9. Leu Davit\nerstwhile newsboy Of Xewurk, \\.,l\nnow- a \"lifer\" in Rt. Vii 'nl Mra. Button is the firm woman In1 REniNA, Murcl\nd Hi \"in linu'.',. '\"' -4-'anailiu\u201e history t\nnf lhc ||\u201e|\nThe flic ,|o\nThe file\nLEWIS VIEWS\nIT AS STRIKE,\nNOTLOCKO'JT\nTells Executive Practice Is\nlo Maintain Mines While\nThey Are Out\nINTERNATIONAL'S\nSTAND DOUBTFUL\nMcLurg; Tells Press Reclamation of Mines Difficult if Once Left\nBTDNBT, N. S\u201e March , I \u25a0 i . . ,| la,:IIUI,714, it was staled In llle\n\/VOOOiiy IS iniliredl\"\" ' \"< commons loilay in answer\n* . ! m I....\nInheepcr Slashes Ottawa May Spring i Vendors nf Ymir\nThroat With Razor; Rural Credit Bill Mining Properties\nAlaskin Sourdough ottawa. m \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-* - \u25a0\u25a0 ' Retcm lnterest\nThe Weather\nMANTHKHTKR, \\.ii., Mnrch\nJ).\u2014St'Vi'i'ii.l .\n\u25a0bockl wen- tic\u00bbt sciere, it was\nsaid, ami no In.im-lcs \\vi*r\u00ab> rr- !\npni-HMl. S<-vci-al (man mid\nblocks urn- mi l-i in hii-tc been\n\u25a0token.\nSpanish Family of\nOREGON IS HIT\nBY SNOWSTORMS\nri'l'.Tl.ANl). lire, Mulch fl\u2014 Oregon wus Iiii by a cold spell today,\nKlamath l-'uls reported n driving snow\nstorm, following sunshine yeaterday.\nsn.iw wis f reported in the foot*\nhills mar Mi'illnril. with rain in lhc\nvalley.\nSlain Kiddie Needy; \\BAmTS sm_\nVancouver Donates\nVICTORIA. Marcli II.\u2014I,,In.\n! Mi i-gan, au.,1 :.'., proprietor or\nj Ilie Coach anil Morses Ion of\nI I '.-.juiliiall. eooinillled sup-hie\nSiiliility iiiiiln In slasbiiie; hla,\nthroat with a r.i\/nr. II,. bail\nbeen ,les| lent lor sonic\nHlS'liS.\nMoroni wns an old Kfondylce\ns\u00abi\u201er,i,,i4'4ii. tinting aeried um\nmate m ship- plying m Alaska\nduring Hu* uniil rush.\nHe suslaiiicil lhe loss of :, ler\nilii'iiuuii being caught by \u25a0 ,-,i,i.- i\non mm of llu* bonis, uml **iivo !\nI up M-afariiiL;' life.\nM an -h\nleclslnlli\nlislll\nll\n,'. ; VANCOUVER, March L\u2014Re-\n... q.tidinq lhe sale of the Yank\n1 ! Oi\nr I., a question by I. II.\nuresslve, l-cthbrldge, in the\ncommons today, Premier\n\u25a0il lhat the matter was\nTlm bunking\nmlttee lasl -<\nrecommending\neporl .\ni ul i\n.imi Dundee mines a Ymir,\nreported from Nelson yesterday.\nR. S. Lenni*. of the Dundee '\nstates plenty of capitol is avail* I\nable lor Britirh Columbia mining i\nif gone after properly. The purchasers have contracted to start\nweek Mav 1. and the vendors retain an nt er,st in the property.\nVANCOUVER, .March ll.-The killing of their T-year-old s..n by a hii-\nand-run motorist still at liberty reveals that the family of .Manuel Nino,\nSpanish, is destitute inni the landlord is preailng for four month** rem.\nA public filial has been opened, tile\nmayor leuilintr. lM mj\nWHEN SENTENCED n\"' '* Zy.,',^ T !'.,, a..\nBOYS ARE KILLED\nBY QUEBEC TRAIN\n\u25a0 VANCOUVER March \u00bb.\u2014FouTIB\nguilty of several holdups, Frank Miller anil .1, Allen only smiled today\nwhen sentences of three yenrs were\nimposed. ..Miller was given an extra\nthree yoam I'm\" an additional robbery,\nhut ihe sentence runs concurrently.\nDry Operative\nHeld in Jail\nto Face Trial\nMONTREAL, March U\u2014William ; _\nMcMalli, aged 11, ami Samuel .MUII- [ VAMnrvUll. March 1 \u2014 gaepect-\nOTTAWA. March \u00bb.\u2014The public I llgen, aged II, both of si. Lnm- tag he might leave tbe country before I\ndebt of Canada March 31, 1814, bert. lust Iheir lives this afternoon ! bis trial, s. N. Kerry, former iimvin-\nWaa |IIS,9I)6,8&0. lln Mareh II, when they were atruok hy the lo- Clal dry operative, was arn-sleil to.\n1H24. it amounted lu l2,41?,tll,ITI, comotlve nf u southbound train to-dny uml rcicas.,1 nn hail. Berry is\nor an Increase of 12.011,711,414 in j Houses Point. MoMath waa In-lorarged wiih uivimr false evidence in\n10 years. This Information was given slantly killed, and Milltgan died tm Court in a liquor ease I'm- the proeeeit-\nin liie liinise of eoiumuiis toduy. | liis way lo a hospital in Montreal. |lion.\nTin* temperatures below are for ths\n2t luuirs eudlng yesterday afternoon at\nVICTORIA, M.nih 9.\u2014Nelaon and\ni\u201e Inlt). I'artl) i loudy nnd mid ul\nMin. Max.\n 27 In\n.... II M\n ,'i.' :.u\n .111 ll'\n\u25a0 -.. .'12 r.u\n \u00bblll 22\n '14 1II\n 12 llll\n.... 211 2i'.\n US IX\n 41'. .Ml\n... IIS .Ml\n.... 32 42\n. ..'. . 211 411\n 311 47\n 311 4f>\n.... 27 111'.\n.... 8 in\n.... Hi 2.',\nAtlln \t\nPawaon \t\nCalgary \t\nWinnipeg ....\nPortland \t\nSun Krunei:..'..\nScuttle \t\nSpokane .....\nl-.-nli i.ui ...\nVernon \t\nHrunil forks .\nCranbrook ...\nEdmonton ...\nI'lincc Albert\n* Below zero.\n Page Two ,\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1925\nleading Hotels of the West\nWhen Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained\nGeorge Benwell, Proprietor\nThe Premier Hotel of the Interior\nAMERICAN PLAN RATES, 13.50 TO J5.00\nBooms with Running Water and Private Baths.\nHeadquarters for all Travelling Men, Mining Men,\nLumber Men and Tourists.\nROTARIAN HEADQUARTERS\nSPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER, $1.00\nTHE M08T COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THE CITY\nLIFE UNDERWRITERS\nHEAR SHORT ADDRESS\nA mWtW nf tlio Interior ,LifrB\nfnderwi'iters was held yesterday\nafternoon in the office of Charles\nF. McHardy, anil vas presided over\nby E. H. Hanley, vice-president ;\u25a0 of\nlhe organ tea tion.\nB, C. La tor nell was the speaker.\nand he gave an interesting address\non the subject of \"I'mlowment Jty\nsu ranee.\" l-'ol lowing the ad dr.\nd'scussion ensued.\nsi\nGyros Hear Quartets;\nPitner Presented With\nLarge Birthday Cake\nA muakMtl program was enjuypl\nat tile weekly luncheon of the Gyro\ndull helil in the lleereatlnn clul.\nInst niKlit. A Quartet competition\nnnule treat fun\" .1. P. rimer was\npresented .vith il l.lrlhil.iy cako liy\nthe rluh members, having celebrated\n11 birthday lllllinK lhe past week.\nDavidson Announces\nBeer Licences Soon\nPASSENGERS\nCRAWLED ON\nTHEIR KIES\nMontlauricr Had an Awful ShakiiiR; People\nHelped Selves to Food\nINSURANCE MAN\nWROTE POLICIES\nAt One Time Liner Had List\nof Forty-five Degrees\nPassengers Say\nUKRAINIANS TO\nMEET PATTULLO\nFive Hundred Families,\nMostly From Manitoba,\nSeek the Best Land\neh\nHUKll\n11LWU' \u2014 I,, Morris, , George I,.\nWUIkltr, !.. I'. Hales, Thomas J. I,.\nI'arinr. v.-iiii'iniver; R Craff. Portland*;\nE V. Dempster. Mrs. Churlcs llemn-\nII iss\n.1. Kin\nEvelyn Dempster,\nmailirh, CalKiirv; p\n-. .1. II. I'lay. SI...-\nIrmly, Spokane; r.\nEUROPEAN PLAN\nDaylight Sample Rooms for\nCommsrcial Msn.\nHotel Strathcona\nOnce You Get Acquainted With the Strathcona\nYOU WILL STOP AT NO OTHER\nQueen's Hotel\nTHE CENTER OF CONVENIENCE\nHo? and eold water In every room\nSteam heated\n*.. LAPOINTE, Prop\nTHE MADDEN HOTEL\nT. MADDEN. Prop,\nSteam-heated Rooms by the D*>\nWeek ' or Month.\nEvery consideration shown to\n' guests.\nCop. Baker and Ward Sts. Nelson\nmm\nMADDEN \u2014 O. Michel, O. istrch,\nTaBbnm; II. A. McMillan. Halfour; J.\nK. Ashm:ui., T. 'Trafaor, Roarfland; J.\nH. ClarWthn, Kir.- O, A. Forbes, rase-\nmnre; J. W. IcovllK, IVrrv's; (' Madden, Bpokane; Albert Bhaw, if. Valley,\nl' Rortaoff, M. Monagkan, Taghum;\nP Msybury, Vaneouver.\nvancouvbjr; m\nT-avi-lx'-n. liquor commission, r, an-\nnr.iinr'U'i today that baer Henna tot\nVancouver will be -minted in :\\ fa*\ndaya, sixteen local applicant! have\ncompiled with the regulations,\n\u25a01CKUNG THROAT\nT\n. \u25a0 If always nn hinoylfldo, worse\nJI whon it afflicts you in tba\n>9n* 'night, preventing sleep. Yon\noan stop It quickly wiih\nCHAMBERLAIN'S\nCOUGH REMEDY\n.vlik'li puis it sootliins. lu*.'i!!n# muting un tin. ilry, inflamed tin-oat nnd\nstops tlio Irritating muous tluit causes\nthe tii'l'le. Keep a bottle in ynur\nhome nil the time.\nNo Narcotics. Sold everywhere\n.MilNTRHAl.. .Mu\nini; .slory of four s\ndaya mi th* Canad\nihilis' liner Mi mil-1'\nlienr inn nf iiiiini\npitched about ofl\nin lln' [cclll uf n 1:\nliiuir. mnl nl \t\nlist Q degrees. ...\nl.y I'trsiiiis win. \"\nIII,. Muiili-luri-.\nwiihii mm\nIrish ci\/'l\nMl miles un\nmis suiil in\n1 Inn n.iiiiy\nruiislurri-il lu\ninn lillh'\nnliv\nilUnl\nSt'IlRlTS unlv Im\nraftered broken\nCarboll\niin- li\n,U|IS\neouvei\nTh,*\numl. nml Hu\niroken, l-frc;\nreported.\nMontlaurier\nI, hu Hid, uiii\n11 night ui .sua.\nturnii-il ihul sui.\nnilsiilaruil iim 11\n.1 v.\n1I1I1.\nOCCIDENTAt HOTEL\n4 C. TOWNER, Propr.et.r\nTh. h ptontjr\n\"rllly niiiiii.- ul suliii ..unlet*\n.Ve serve the hpsi meali* In Velum\n.. It's the *ook.\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\n616 Vernon Street Earn\nJnlj\nhi\nbrick hotel in city Su\natad. hot and -'(.iiii water\nBSuropaan and American plani\nFOR ALL AGES\nMany think cod-liver oil\nis mainly useful for children.\nThe fact is\nScoff's Emulsion\nto those of any nee is a\nstrength-maker that is worth\nits weight in gold. Take\nScott's Emulsion. \u25a0\nSrnll .*\u2022 llnwti,.. Tumuli,. Out. ?4-->\nNEW GltAND\ni: w.\nPetty.\nitston,\nui: 11.\nM01-\nSAVOY. HOTEL\nTwn blocks from Depot,\n-team Heated. Ity Day Week or\nMonth Hot and cow running watar\nFor Your Comfort.\nJ. A. KERR, Prop\nMRS. MALLETTE\nAnnounces the Reopening of\nTHE KOOTENAY HOTEL\nVernon Street Phone 692\nmn pi- xp]\\ renovated Thir'-r i*ntn\nfurtable rooms.\n\\ Ooaii for the World nt Raaaoaafcts\nSAVOY - .' Ptynn, Rowland; .1 <',.\nV ivbell ^ ineouver; I I'rltchard. Km-\n,...|,i mine. Palmo; M M. Waterman,\nVancouver; E. E. Law, Spokane; H,\n\\ ,t. in'. 1.1'tm i ii lit i m ; xi F. Wood,\nI'my'.-*.; 8. .1. Harlow, T. \\V. A. Alls-\nhou '\u2022 s. Alspen, Nakusp; J. I*. Par-\nt,\u25a0>, Bpokane; Mrs C K Trueftt, Ar-\nrowhead; <*. W. Harrlaon, D. Harrlaon,\nKrickaon.\nSTIRLING HOTEL\n718 Vernon Street Eat*\nSteam heated. Hot and cold wat***\nW\u00bb \u00abr\u00bb here to eerve you\nP. H. BUSH. Prop\nNelson's Best Cafes\nWhen al Nelson. Eat at the\nGolden Gate Cafe\ni im molto ia Cleanlinosn, Quality\nid Rprvhe. All White Help.\nMeala. .'(De and Up\nTanlac added\n20 pounds\n\"Seven years' slomach trouble\ncost me lots of money, but 6\nbottles of Tanlac made me a well\nand happy man. I have [jaincd\n20 lbs.\u2014never felt so well!\"\n\u2014Otto Segrin, Portland. Ore.\nAXI.Ai\nii ml li\nNu In\nli'.lt-i Un* whole s;\nI rim.\nIlnn'l jr.. 'il\"nil\n.mil lUsHim-uH'il. 1\nuf miliums whn hu\nTiinlui. Slop nl >\u2022>\nnn.l I*. I thin .\\ i.ii,I.i l'ul 1\nitl'Sl Inni\nTniilii\nIlium\nwork su kl\\\nthu exampl*\nii lii'l|,.-.| h*.\nnriit'i I..,ini\nr the wiiuuis.\nEntrenched in Berth;\n\"PasseiiK'-rs SUV\" up li'y\nthey [irnlu'lled UiamHlve\nliamls iiikI knees.\" ruiil\n\u2022cknn hud\niiiiiiii-il ihe\nn Pillows\nint- in wall;,\ns mi liiuir\nsills.\nMr\nsliil-m\n\"The firsl iluy ut th\ntempt wus niuili* 11\nKveryoni' helped Ihumselvi's. Tlilntis\nsot ao li.ul thut Ihe pnssiiiiKcrs fnr\nftnt to In* HMlck, ninl Illiisi' whn\nmat In lied lui'l lo luiU'i'iii'h ihem\nselvus in pillows or take sunn* ter\nrifle thumps, Th\" W'U'.-I silliiTi-r.\nwere the women with email ihililiuii\n\"The gill,, lusii-ii three d\u00bby\u00bb.\n\"The .Ui'liiu attempted to i\nthe resin.'. Inn ills,, wis Imilly iluin\nuceil. Other Ixihte siuri.-il oul p\nin-lp ns. imi nnthlm i-oiilii I'-- il\t\nin ihu terrific Bnle.\"\n\"The morale of the pnuencere wn\nhitrli. An iiisui-iiiii.\non tin- si-i-iie uiii-n\nfur one, nml wrote\nproiiiitiiiiis amounts\ni-nnKriil'iiiillni-l \"'u-\n\u25a0 ii'ili-k uml eBay '1\nhave. Fur ih\" lh\neeturera kepi up ii\n\u25a0aid.\n\u25a0 ills \\\nuii-,.11,-\n,.y wi\nFRUIT AND VEGETABLES\nYANCorvr.K. March v.\u2014Aviyi a\nvi.'w to repofttag on $mtable aprrl-\n. itllitinl lam! for loniting 500\nt'kmininn f.'imllios in llritish Colum-\nUiii, .lai-nh Mayrlanyk and Tlifixlnre\nBoreaky, of wlnntpef, members of\nSt. Rapbuol I'nltarlan immigrants\nWelfare A.aaoolatiop of Canada, loft\nh. re (inlay for \"Victoria to interview\nll.ni. T. 1>. rattullo, mtotater of lands.\nThose whom it ia proposed ' to\nbring to I'.ritish rolumbia an1- ex-\npi-i ii-in t-il in mixed farming. The ma.\nji.riiy of ibem Will i*ome from Manl-\ntobe, win i'i- the I'krainians ha\\*e been\n.-'i'Mle.1 i'nr || year;*, and othern will\ncome here direct from Ukrahtla, They\norfti hava \\h<- oobaaabty means to\npurrflflie land ami e-iulpmem to atari\nwon at one*, The intention in tn\nlocate tin' newcomer! early CAli sum-\nTin* visitor--\nnee thorough\niainl. Tbey *\nlUlrirt, and\nwill explore the prov-\ni in peairh of the best\nill visit tho OUunaj,'an\nalso hivostlfi-ate the\nTerrac\nilisirii-t\nii-ifi,'.\nalong\nthe\nGrand\nHOUSE FAVORS\nCONFERENCE ON\nSENATEREFORM\nShaw's Motion Doubly\nAmended; Most Progressives With Liberals\nOTTAWA. Mareh 9. \u2014 Sin.-He\nform, one of the matters ment inn*.il In\nthe speech from the throne, came lie\nlore the house today on a prlvat\nmember's motinn. j. T. sluiw, fade\npendent. West Culcniy. iho mover \u25a0\u25a0\nthe resolution, aaked merely lhal th\nlinns., declare Unit \"lhe siumli. us ii\npreaent appalnted and conetltuted i\nm.i or iiii. Kiui.u-si advantafe in Can\nMi\nnil,.\nShaw's\nUn- lu\nolution\nwhen\nnol loai\nmendmenl\nupi\ni.|,a,llr.l\n\\\\'itll--ll|IS\nI-. j:l ii.\nirk p..nil... s\nnpiirliil II ki\nriiish Columl\nV.\\Ni'l|i:VKIl\nHV\ni lily\nFor Constipation\nTako Tanlac Vegetable Pills\nTANLAC\nFOR YOUR HEALTH\nSHERBR00KE HOTEL\nNe\u00abr C.P.R. Station.\nRooma at lleanonable Rate*.\nH. DUNK, Proprieter\nTHE L D. CAFE\nFinest\u2022 equipped rattaurant in the\ncitv. 'U'KX HAV AM) WIGHT\nSPECIAL\u2014Ice (\"team. Boda Watai\nand Mot I>tinl;s. Nice, clean, furnished rooms; hot and coU water\nWe Cater to Private Parties.\nA CUSTOMER SAID\n\"IF y.m want a smile.\nGO iu Morris' Store. N'ow\",\nPUT Hint iii ymir ad.\"\nALL Right, Friend.- 'lis done!\nWE smile lu-ciuise wn* know\nMORRIS Qunlily is siipn-me:\nAND then we smile becaoaa\nSO many Know il is True.\nRead the Advertisements\nTHEY SAVE YOUR TIME\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\n320 Baker Street. Nelson, B.C.\nOPEN DAY AND NIGHT\n11:30 to 2:30, Special Lunch 35c\n5:30 to 8:00 p.m., Supper 35c\nPhone 154\nDODD'S V\nKIDNEY\/\n'\/,, PILLS\n_?\\p?z&_fiy*\nV-I^arrri \u25a0*> P.,ll \"j\nPro-fisnelve Wants Plebiscite\nMoved hy J. W, rtndlay, I'roprrt-\nve, Smith Hruee. it n^k'-d for a\nnendment to On- Canadlaa conatitu\non Kiviuff the Dofltlatoa power to\nal;e the senali- an elective hoily,\n. uiiidish it al tote ther, \"as ndfhi\ni decided l\u00abv Ho* people in a pleb\ni.- vote tn he taken at tin* next i\nilnlon general eleel Ion.\"\nNo aoonoT had Mr, Kimihy takea\nis aeat than J. .1. rvnnis. Liberal.\niiii Hi-, ruse and moved a sul)-aioeniiuall*i- vigorous statement from\nMr.' McLurn. -\/,'\n\"Things hnve \u25a0 eome tn a:- pr^tly\npofis,\" ho sHld,, \"when the premier\nnf a Cnnndian provinee is compelleil\ntn tlo hunlnews with n labor official\nhaving* his refklenoe In the-: United\nStatea.\" .\n' \"im tho whole, then, you arc not\nunhappy over the situation?\"\n\"1 am certainly not happy,\" was\nthe reply. \"Hut at lea.^t I nm worrying. Let them atay oul two months,\nsix months. It mutters not. Kven-\ntually they will have to eome to us.\"\nLOS ANCJKLLS, March' 5. \u2014 I\nr.rlpfinal antennu for radio, aecork\nto Jack All man, J-o* Angeles euif\nof reptiles, was * tha rattlesiui\nu.nsrne.\n\"When a rattlesnake is dormanl\nMeipiiuv.\" Mr. Allninn ^aid recea\n\"its tongue is idle. But when arol\nLONDON Feb W. \u2014' T'.S.A. apples ll s,!irt\u00bb shooting that forked tof\nOregon V. I low Newtown, boxes extra flnni \"-s mouth and seems to\nfancy, $-i.:'\"l to ft-*n> f-ir.'-y, 1340 tn feel and hear through it. I have\ni-n.r.T;' Winesap extra fancy, $.t.r>7 to rattlesnakes appear as though\nJ-J.S1; faney. J*l U to $3.57; Spitzen- formed nf mv approach when\niiei-g extra lancy, \u00bb3.i(\u00ab to S_*n\\ fancy, t,.l]gl\u201eis werr8 \u201e\u201e-. moving back I\nforth from their mouths, but the]\nFRUIT CABLES\n- I'.R.A. apples\n2, $r..24 to $.ri.72; domestic, if\nMann' Nn. (.\u2022'|S.9S; Xo. 2, Jt.a3; [\nA, apples, barrels Greening Nol\n\u25a054.77 to *7.\u00ab3; Baldwin No. 1. $5.7|\nI6.\u00bbl; Virginia, Albemarle No, 1,\nlo (9,54; boxes'Oregon Newtown\nfaney, t*.?\/i to $3.74; fancy, J2.6|\nMM.\nRATTLESNAKE'S T0NC\nFIRST RADIO ANTENl\n$-1\nri v\nil.ile\nof\nontr\nfede\nand provincial go\\-\nnm.ota to eonalder th,. advisability\nRmending the Hrltit-h Nenh Amer-\ni eel with mpoet to the conatitu-\n>n and power! ol\" tile si-nale.\nRt. Jinn. Arthur Meighen, oppoel-\n\u25a0a leadi r. mi a point ,,r order, quea-\nmed the validity nf the tub-amend-\nint on th,- ground of ambiguity,\nii Ppeaki r Lemieux decided against\nTh. n th- houae divided on the aub-\nii. n.lmeiit, and il was carried bv 12(1\n32. All tin- Liberals preaent voted\nr Hi.- Rub*amendtnent, as did the\nngrejalvea with the exception of n\nho voted agalnat Only one Con-\nrvatlve, w. P, MaoLean, of South\n>rk, subsequently approved the mo-\n\u25a0 n a.^ amended by ihe iub-amend.\nCOTHKNHRRd, Sweden. Feb. 2ti. \u2014 n',',lt th,'-v baoame conscious nf ill\nAmerican apples, boxes Winesap extra tongues started. Rattlesnakes ha\\J\n0; Australian apples f.\noh London, ('leonatra No. 1, **-05; rr* I I \u25a0 \/ I a* \u25a0\nJonathan no i, \u00bb,\u00bb, , i rcedrhiwturoch mount\nHULL, F>'b, 2fi \u2014 T'.S.A. apples, I\nboxes Ore eon Yellow Newtown extra i\nfanev, $3 11 to lift; Wlnesap extra\nfancv, $'121 to $3.99: Spitzenberg ex-1 MARUOKT), South Wales, March\ntra fanev. $3.39 to $37T>; Orll.-y extra The natives of Kargoed began a\nfaney, |1.4I to J3>-39; New York Oreen- ()f prayer services recently with\n^'J^t^^LZ no:!'V h\" ' '\"\u2022|\"Ki\"* \u2022*\u2022\"- ******\nin Wales Is Mov\nGLABOOW, Feb. 27.\u2014Tlritish rolumbia applea, ex s s. Concordia, boxee\nWfneaati extra fancy. J3.7\"i; fancy,\nI-I.S7! Btayman fancy. J3.L>: extra fanev. *3.r.7: U98 to $3.27; V. S. A.\napples, barrels Vircfnia Ben Davis No\nt, Jfi-37 lo I7?l\u00bb; Oreeninc No. 1. $7.ir.;\nl.i-n Davis No, 1 *fil!7; Albemarles\nNo. 1, $10,97 to $12.Hi.\nLIVERPOOL. F'b. 27, \u2014 Nova Scotia applos. (x S S Diphv. Tien Davis\n\\'o. 1 $4.77 to IMd; No ?. $4 .->9 to\n\u00ab*\".: dnme\u00ablic. 14 nr, to $4.r,3: No. 3.\n^3 33 \u00bbo $3T<7: flinoi No. t U 3*?* vrt\n\" S-i.77: domestic. M.TT: vo 3. <3 9?:\nVononreil Vn 1 S*. \n\"i 29 to '177: dwmeetle \u00bbif>\" to IMR:\nVn. ^. Iim Io <3S1* -H-.1r'--i\" r}^^-,^.\ntie. 14.04 -r, |4 Kl' vo. 1 nu?* 0,irk\n1. *fi fi\ndryer weather which It was belij\n| WO\u00abtd arrest the movements\nTroedrhiwftrweh mountain\nwhich l.us done great property\na^e and become a menace to the\ninunity.\nFresh fissures have appeared\nfoot of the moving mountain, anif\nth- nearby highways have been\nto traffic. Water mains suppll\nmere than 100,000 persons in T\nFhyinney valley have been brokeri\ntbe pivssurr of the moving earth |\nseveral hundred workmen have\nemployed to make repairs as rail\nas possible,.\nSeveral sections of a newly\n\u2022truoted main trunk sewer which 1\nmare than $3,ooo,0(\u00bbo, have alrl\ndestroyed and In some pll\npipes were pushed 2fl to 30 f\nof position.\nthe\nnt ta-\n<;j -t;\nilnn\nni\nHI VW.\n\u25a0rwn M-in f.i\u00ab\u2014 S? 74 to Sn 4\u2022\", - f;,\u201e.\n\u00ab2.r,n to *:t 2!' C tri->d- %\u2022* B* *o\nicis ior evening wear;\nare ijuile pluln, oth.-rs are hevJ\n\u2014 in fact, very like the bracelet!\nour childhood.\n,*,-;.\nA*\n*7 N7: Yellow\nhn\u00bbePl\u00ab\n.vn No. I. M 18,\niLOTTi-nr)A\\r v*h --:\n. 13 9*1* fttiyrv *?\np\u201e\u00ab\nf\"\u00abi\"*.\nOanos\nOT\n\\ <-\u2022. iow\ni.*\n,h\nII\n\u2014r>,n rt-w\nla No.\nSS\no\n\u00abfi\nr, 1 \u2022\nA\n),-...\u25a0, -irl*.\nNo 1.\n1 2\n; Or\n*en\nna\nNr\nI\n. $R S3.\nT 1\n*Frt'\nno\nM--\nrh\n2 nnd ^fnr'-'i -t\n\u25a0a v\n*o*\ntl\nant\n'.-\u25a0\n' y c S\nVale.\nore\nP--I\n1\n\"h\n\\-\n-irt-pl^ Umi\no.\ntn\n\u2022! '.\nVf\nt. \u00abi M\nto ''V\nin*\n-tin\n* t\nIK\nto\n*H\n\u25a0\">* Vo !)\n*2 Rfi\n1 31-\nN'.\nn*\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0eil\nVn t *\n77 t0\ntu\n'\n'.\no\n*r- 7\" -In\nto\n11 -\ni:\nvo\n1\nS3 3-1 tn\n*3 Si:\nini\n7\no Ofl \u00ab7-\nVn \u00ab\nae\nto\n\"d\n\u25a0,\".\n.ton\n,\u201e.ti^ *|\nn; to\n. i\u00ab\nVu\n:t\n\u2022'i\nin\nto\n\u00ab3 \u2022\"* \u00ab\u00bbark No\n? t t,\n\u25a0 V\nn\n0 \u00abt \u00ab3 to\n\u00ab-. -'..\n>*r-*-**\u2022*\nli\nto\nSt\nlfi; ~B\\ 1\n<3 10\nHer Headaches Were So t\nShe Couldn't Do Anythii\nOnce the head starts to arhd\ni pain you may rest assured that\nI cause comes from the stomach, 1\n'or bowels, an-THie cauee must he\nmoved before permanent relief\nbe had.\nI There is nn better remedy\nheadaches of every description t\nBURDOCK\nBLOOD BITTERS\nHi.M\nIt X f.r,\n*3 rr,\ninent.\"\nIleferenc.r\nby I'remie\ni the telegram received,\nArmstrong from J. I..1\n\u25a0 Wn 3. %ri*\\\\ 'mt^rin \u00abnpio\u201e ox S St\n\u00bbiahnt\"-n -\u00abti -t Wonti^M, \u00aban T>ivfi\n\u25a0 1. *\" 7*^ to '\"(-ifi: No \" stni to\n?t; i*om*afle <1 flR to tif,*- Vn 3.\n\"r\"- tkiplrn Rttaae* vn. I. US 34' No\nIT.IK' ilom.-ntic. (R2n* No, 1 l'i to\n72; fJanos No. 1. JT> 73 to Iftfl] No\nr\nL\nTHE GUMPS\u2014A MIDSUMMER DAY DREAM\nf l-fSS ^ (\".\"-.St - W\u00abU., UOVAH NOT? \u25a0'\u2022-\u2022-\n\u25a0^^CG - I can ^,^t vv\\-a ho\\m hoppvmq\ntiftOUt-A-3 ON HI'S UT-Vt-E SNOW SWOt-S - RUNNING\nFUONA THt VUMP TO -IH^ MOVlS-e *TQ WtW FROM\n*-7BBXX**B io 'o'e^^v\\- \\ can ?itTURt tHt\nliClCtC-6 HMMCjING OVI HI'S WH\\^KtV!.$ -\nHE WON'T KM0W VCWE^H^Tl *1*\u00ab QOGHT\nTo SMfcM-c O-i JlJ-Sf 8*8*\u00a3X>{ -CHA Of \u25a0=-\n\/ \u201eUtT !25 r*tsl ^ ^*^ ST^ *>P TV.EV-L ^^^^\n\u2022W. XMXB. VT- \\TS V*o us^ TR-ilHC To\nFttx> ^ povMi -s-eivr. coco\\^\\ns- \\f\n^NH0Nt EWOONS 'SUYV.MU ON ^ (CN SltF-WM W\nUT *tfA SV\\?- W TviKT-5 -miva \\T.t\\ O* ^\nPl-EASV-V-E WV*S -SVIOWVh \\ IHTt^rERf0 CMi\nW tvi^ jknitc^ town nNt E'R. THNM CVIR.\\STmM\n\\n ^l.^?\u00ab^-\nfAh^CH VHINO^S ^Ntl M-ft\\l_ SVIOWtliS ~^\nIANM \u00ab,t IV T-RIEI-T 1Q 50ru\\-i. ?torvt BUT\ntHE V-ir^i \"31UO-5 OO WHtWe THtH\nCAN p\\c\\^ TWc\\R MJ.-H FV.OVJERS\nW jMSDMl-i - \\T M^S \u00abe MARCH\nTO A, LOT OF TtOVX-t %V)T IT'S\ndUHf TO M-c. ^Nb \\F N0U\nt>0N'T %*U%V1 \\T I'ttOtT THE.\nS\\lM('>.N^ -wc vjm?-ia South vsvttr'c\nT\\lt Q^M--0,t Sv.O'SSOM'S M--T>\n\u25a0J-UTTCRFV-NtS TO M^\u00ab^ ov)T\n-.FFV----.-.VV-T-S F.*\u00a3VORE m HOT^R-^ fVjCuc\nTO VKOIE VIA ^vuht- THE OWVS\nVliTNtS'S MbMHUT A\\t -\n1NIVU 6-S\n\u25a0yMR t\\ Cf-ltVNtXV^.-''^'-}''^\nIrs. \\\\\"m. Halyard. Lower St\u00ab\n6, N.S., writes:\u2014\"I suffered\n\u25a0 It remotes the cause of the h<\naehes in n way that no other ren\nwill do\nMrs.\n\u25a0lcfce, N.S., writes:\u2014\"I suffered\nn long time with my head. Jt w\nache and ache until it made\n\u2022\u2022\u25a0iik 1 cftQld not do nnything,\nalter tuktU four bottles of fl.\nI feel that I cannot recommend it\nhighly to all those suffering\nhen (laches' of .any kind.\"\nB.li.IJ. has been on the market\ntho ]>ast 4fi years find is recoxn\nby nil who have used It to he wit!\nan equal ns a remedy for headael\nIJtit up only by The T. Milburn\nLimited. Toronto, Ont.\nEASY TO DARKEN\nYOUR GRAY HAl\nWYien ynir itHrken your hair\nk_o Tea and Sulphur, no one\ntell, because\ndone so natur:\n\u25a00 evenly. l't\niik this mixt\nbouKh, ul hone\nnussy and tron\n' .-tome. At little\nyou ran buy nt\nitrn\n\u25a0to\nready-to-uso pre\nration, improved\nthe addition\nother ingredli\n\"Wyeth's Hnjre\nSulphur Comportnd.'' You Just dai\nen a sponse or soft brush with\nand draw this throiiRh your h\ntakinf one smnll strand at a ti\nhy mnvnlnff all (fray hair dlaappf\nand. after another apjillcatlon or t\nyour hair bftconfn beautifully da\nened, pluMsy mul luxuriant.\nOray, faded hair, though no I\ngrace. )\u00ab a Biktn of old age. and ns\njail deslri* n, youthful and attract\n' appearance, got husy nt once o\n1 Wyeth'i Snge nnd Sulphur C-fl\n| pound and look years younger.\n \u2014\n\u2014'\n :\n:: l\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1925\nPage Three\n'\u25a0-... ':-\nHAGtf\nbaking\niZmnh-\nr 7he Secret 6P\nSuccessful Bating]\n(Consists very largely of\nchoosing a taking pow-\nder whose leavening\nqualities are uniformly\nreliable.\nMagic Baking Powder\nis the powder that never\nfails you. This is ths\nreason why it is by far\nthe most popular baking powder in Canada.\nMACSC\nWDER\nEastern States Has\nImproving Business '\"'\"'\"\nPowell Tells Clnb\nThere arc no signs of n boom ln\nIlie eastern Un led Slates, hut un\nImprovement in business has occurred, nnd. tha proapecta tiro ror\nit continued and Kiailua] improvement. VV. W. I'owell told the Nel-\n\u25a001 Rotary cluh In nn address yes-\n^teldny on his return from New York.\nShort coateeH madii of lapestry\n\u25a0MM quaintly colored in blues. Kievs\nand ererns, or of brtfhtly colored\nlace, were worn by numbers of\nsmart women at the southern Franco\nresorts.\nOutstanillnK at the Paris anrnlnn\nIs the silhouette which molds the\nupper part or the fiearc siuo.*tlilv\nhut not tightly, curves ever nu\nsilKlitly In at as low a line ns the\nnormal waistline permits, and swells\nKclitly nut again tn n lull liem; and\nIt Is a very short sillinuctte so that\nthe l.ro.itv of Ilie skirt keeps the\nWaJatllne fairly low in effect, and tl,,.\nKentle flare of the skirt Is frequently\neonipliniented by aleoVM Which ure\nfull below the eltKW.\n'ROAD \\TO LOVE'\nBy ELENORE MEHERW\nONE\nEGG\nNUT\nBREAD\n\u00a9I\nfiR\"S\nThis recipe came all Ihe way\nfrum Australia from ,\\i,s. Unod'-\nsiiti, who lived thero for a time\nseveral years ago.\nHeat 1 egg, iidd \u25a0* cup sngq,.\natld beat again, % eup I'lli'lfic\nMil\" and if, eup waler, U teaspoon salt. L\",i cups flour, 3\nlevel tenspiiiuis balling powder\nnnd \\ etij, chopped nut meats.\nBake olid .liOrtr.\nPAcinc MILK\nHead Office, Vancouver\nFactories at Ladner and Abbotsford\nIn Girlhood and\nWomanhood\nPi\nrii-st experience with Dr.\nvoriu- Prescription was\nuliout the lime I was growing fn\nWomanhood,\" said Mrs. Hilda Hodglna\nof .'.in Aykner Avantw, Windsor, (int.\nuho.se plctura appcara above. \"I had\nbooonu run down, my nerves were\nhad and I fol very weak nml tieniblv.\nMy mother gave mi- in-, I'lern-'s\nFavorite Preecrlptlon and it com.\nplelely bUllt nie up in health, strenglh-\neneil my nerves and made me ImI\nwell nnd itroof. since I man-lad,\nwhenever 1 have fait myself going\nihnvn in health, or my nerves beginning t.. luiiiiei* me. I havo taken the\n'l-'uviuile Pies, rlptlou.' and every time\nit has done for me Just what I ex-\npeeted It would do\u2014huilt nie up in\nhealth ami strength. cpiliMed my\nnerves uml nia'de mt* feel fine. There\nlOO'-l any medii Ine a woman can take\nfm* her IU* that ran compare with\nTavorite Proocrlptlon.\"\n\u25a0aad LOc to Dr. Piorco'i Lakooatory\nin Brldfofcurs Odt\u201e tin* \u25a0 trial package Favorite Prescription tablets.\nCHAPTER XIV\n\"What aie we going to do, Denny?\"\nThe glory of the dawn waa over,\nall the brilliant colorsa sombered. Far\nto the objsU the bay a'sheet of gray\nsteel meeting a eold, leaden sky.\nFor liqurs thoy hail sat almost client,\nKaty hudulod in the blankets, Denny\ndozing ,at her. feet.,.,\n\"Does It seem like the end of the\nworld to you?\"\n\"Xo,,iL doesn't. More like the be-\nglnr.;ng.\"\n\"\u25a0Are we going back to Aunt .Tosle?\"\n.\"You bet we're tiut! They put us\nout. didn't they?\"\n\"Oh, sho didn't mean it. You know\nshe didn't. Denny. The poor slug!\"\nThe fetter slipped; Katy laughed.\n\"Isn't It just terrlble-I can't even\ntalk. Denny. Do you think I'm orful\nstupid? .Uu you think you'll be sorry\nyou let me come?\"\n\"Maybe you'll be eorry I took you,\nWill yuu, Katy-kid?\"\n\"Never\u2014never\u2014never! Hut I wish\nwe could go and see Aunt Josie and\nsay good-hyo to Lizzie ond liltle Martha. They'll be sorry. Whcre'll we\ngo, Denny? Do you know?\"\nPinned down to the definite. Denny\ntook refuge, lit a weighty:\n\"You'll see, Katy, 1 know:\"\n\"I wish I was brave, Denny.\"\n. \"You are; You wait\u2014don't you be\nafraid.\"\nThe f-even o'clock bells were ring-\nInR. \u00bbFrom the tents women iwith\ntheir hair down their backs, water\npitchers In their hands, began a, procession to tlic fauooU- They laughed\nyawned\u2014their slippers shuffled.\nBabies were crying, dogs barking,\nmothei-s scolding\u2014the park was going\nthrough tlic rasping ordeal of arising.\n\u25a0 Suddenly, i tho flap of the tent\nV\/henco the nocturnal duct had pro-*\ncuedod was puibed open. A rotund\nlittle woman with veny round eyes,\nher hair frizzled in heavy bangs, and\nwearing a tight black sateen waist.\nstepped out, knelt briskly on the\nground and laid sticks for a fire.\nWhan \u00abhe had fanned and blown it to\na good blaze she set a coffee pot at\nthe side and a frying pan on top.\nInto this she dropped half a dufcen\nsmall meat balls. . .\nKaty, tickled by the prime, abrupt\nmovements nudged Denny and began shooting her eyes east and went\nlike tho roly-poly woman in black\nsateen did. She -stopped -tuickly; the\nwoman hail fixed her brick glance on\nthe two of them .announcing in a\ntight, decisive tone:\n\"New neighbors! Do tell! Come In\non us ln tlu* night. New neighbors.\"\nShe spoke In a sharp, exclamatory\ntone.\nImmediately from the Int or ior of\nthe tent came a raucuun echo\u2014the\nvoice that had ordered: \"Stop that,\nstop.\" Now It said very Indignantly:\n\"Hush, Louisa!\"\n\"Hush yourself Deliu! New nigh-\nburs\u2014do toll.\"\nKaty began to laugh\u2014but Delia\nblushed, apologizing to Denny in a\nwhisper: \"Don't you mind, Louisa. My\nparrot, you know. Durned out, were\nJ \u25a0ou ?\"\n\"Well, just about?\"\n' \"Do tell! Put where have you\nbeen all this time? Oh, I see\u2014the little girl wae hurt. Didn't you save a\nthing? Not a thing'\/\"\nHer tone Intimated that the less\nthey saved, this higher she would\nesteem them. Denny waa non-coin-\nmlttul:\n\"Lost everything else? .lust like\nme. Uh, well\u2014tewer burdens!\" She\nstood up, resting her thumbs lightly\non .her soft, fat hips, went into the\ntent and came uut with two slices of\nbam. i WH the little girl over.\nPlenty here and welcome.\"\nWhen Denny hesitated she bounced\nover to Kuty, pushed her eliair to\nthe fire:\n\"The idea! Do toll'.\" Katy was\noverjoyed, .warmed to the heart by\ntho odd, explosive friendliness.\n\"This is very kind of you,\" she\nsaid politely; \"Denny and I thank\nyou.\" i\n\"Oh\u2014so his name is Denny Is It?\nAnd whaA'*. yours? Katy? Wonder\nthuy didn't call .vou Hluebell. My\nname is Terkle\u2014Mrs. Delia. Terkle.\nHave a meat ball\u2014\" She dropped\none on Katy's plate, two on Denny's.\nvSo you're going to camp hero, are\nyou?\" 1 i\nDenny seixed tlio suggestion: \"Just\nfor rt while, Mrs. Tci-klc\u2014until we\ncan find rooms.\"\n\"Indeed! Uuoin* indeed! Oi> tell \u2014\nyou'll have a search. As though Delia\nTerkle would be living in the park if\nrooms wore 4o be had'.' '\nThe saneer-liko eyes wagged thi*\nway and that and Mrs. Terkle chewed\nvigorously. Katy was a litte alarmed.\n\"('ourae. Denny doesn't know, Mis'\nDelli,\" she offered in a soothing.\nconfidential tone. \"We don't know a\nbit whatever In the world to do\u2014\"\n\"If we could get a tent here for a\nwhile\u2014\" Denny was bound it should\nappear that he did know what lo do.\n\"Well, you can't!\" Mrs. Terkle interrupted with an uir of triumph.\n\"Didn't the Conatys sleep on tin*\nglass for a week till strangers took\nthem In? There's not a tent to tbe\ncily!\"\nShe waited for this announcement\nto sink in. Denny had the lltte boy's\nimpulse to wrinkle up his nose ami\nsay. \"Pooh! f'.u.-ss I'll scar* up\nsomething. Guess 1 will, all right!\"\nPut she had abruptly set down her\ncoffee cup to put Katy's hand:\n\"Don't worry, Hluebeli: I've arranged\nthings before; I'll arrange thorn now!\"\nLike a tin soldier, exultant with\naulhority she went hustling into the\ntent. Danny whispered hurriedly to\nKaty. There was murh making of\nfaces, frowning and giggling between\nthem, but Lhey decided to -accept the\nodd Mrs. Tcrkb's hospitalitv for a\nday or two. When she eama forth\nKaty announced with sweet formality:\n\"This is orful good In yuu, Mis'\nDelia-just orful nice, ain't ll, Denny?\"\n\"We're much obliged.\" Denny\nadded, manfully, but Delia breezed\naway his grownup airs with an\nabrupt:\n\"Tut, bid. bring over the blankets.\"\nTo the women who wen; passing she\ncalled familiarly: \"New iieighhors,\nfolks, think if il\u2014Hlept on tho grass\nnil night. Uurned out? Well, 1 should\nsay!' ' \u2022\nMrs. ball* moved Kuty Into the\nsun. gave her a strip of linen -with\nholly berries stamped on It to embroider and told a vivid tale of\nKaty's misfortune, Denny's heroism\nto all who would listen. Tbe purely\nimaginative yarn was soon carried\nfrom lent to tent. Katy found herself a person of delightful Importance.\n\"Think it's ail right lo slay here\nfor u while, Katy?\" Denny asked the\nsecond morning.\n\"oh-o-oh, it's like being* a princess,\nDenny\u2014living In the park. And ain't\nshe Just the funniest sing! I'm gonna\nlaff right In her face. I can feel it\ncoming on. Uut wheru you -going,\nDonny?\"\n\"To work, if you're not afraid.\nThink you'll* all right here?\"\n\"With Delia?\" Katy giggled, \"with\nthose orful round eyes? Course I\num!\"\nThe sun made tho bright chestnut\nhair glint with red and gold; the\npure joyous eyes like soft Jewels. Y'et\nKaty, for her fourteen yeara, seemed\nso little, childlike as the day Denny-\nwon the doll and put it in her arms, j\nHe looked ut the sweet, winsome face\nand the tenderness that hud uston-\nished him in the morning rushed to\nhis heart. He would have to take\ncare of her. You bet he would!\nAnd Denny had only 10 dollars.\nThe rest, earned cleaning bricks, he\nhad given Aunt Josie. He must make\nmore. They couldn't livt in a park\nforever.\nY'et he wus half afraid to leave\nKaty alone. He walked down the\npath\u2014came back. . ,\n\"Sure you're not afraid, Katy?\"\nKaty was sure. .\n: The day was filled with exe\\-\nment\u2014young girls prancing ia anil\nout of the tents, their hair elaborately combed, babies toddling and fulling; old men anil women, wrapped\nIn bhinkets. silting on the ground, rc-\ntolllug in loudening voices, like an-\nrient Homers, the lurid accounts of\ntheir experiences. Camp fires smoked,\nbeans boiled, little boys kept running\nfrum the bread line proudly displaying innumerable cans of corned beef\nand mackerel. Katy felt as though\nshe were at a show.\nThero was tho yonng man across\ntho road who sang, without ceasing.\n\"Just llreak the News to Mother.\"\nAud the robust girl in the garish pink\nwaist nnd high French heels who\nstepped out with the air of a duchess,\ngreeted Katy with a light. \"Say.\ndearie, would ynu mind holding the\nbaby for a while? I have to go on an\nerrand.\" Without more ado, she\nflopped the child into Katy's arms,\nwalked off without I care in the\nworld and didn't return till 7 o'clock\nthat evening.\nThe-.-c was plenty tu amuse and distract. Katy was happy as a bird.\nDenny no longer worried about her.\nHe slept on a mattress outside the\ntent, feeling himself a man, the protector of Katy. Yet sensing no burdens in this fine, happy-go-lucky existence.\nLife was much freer and gu-ycr hen;\nthan in the Hurley kitchen. Denny\nhad sneaked back the si 'ond day,\neager for some word of Violet. Aunt\nJosie wiped the Immense tears from\nher eyes, shook her head in her mule,\npiercing way. Mutt was still on the\nrampage . Bhe was afraid he might\nsee Denny.\n\"She hasn't sent a word, Denny,\nnut a single word. Oh, my pour girl!\nHut I thought you'd see ber, Denny\nI was sure you'd see her.\"\nDenny bad no Idea where Violet\nmight be. Aunt Josie kapt looking\nfearfully tu the hall where her husband might enter.\n\"Go, Denny. Don't let him see\nyou. Ha'a wild. I can't lot you in.\nCo now\u2014'1\nHe was glud to be away\u2014felt a\nbonny gladiici\u00bbs rising at the thought\nof Mrs. Terkle with her skimpy black\nwaist, her generous heart; and Katy\nlaughing right In her face, saying:\n\"Oh. you're to funny. Mis' Delia!\"\nII was like a vacation in tbe country.\nKaty was making friends with\nevery one\u2014why, she hardly needed\nDtnny\u2014\nToward the end of the week he\ncame home jubilant. It was his duty\nto stand in tiie line every evening for\nprovisions. This night the man Iu\ncharge nodded mysteriously. .\n\"Guess you can take care of this,\nyoung fellow.\" he said with a pleasant wink, and gave Denny a big ham.\nAs no onw else received one. Denny\ntook it as a special tribute to his\nwinning manner and thought how\nhe'd boast of It to Kuty.\nHe was a block from the park.\nSome one wus running towards him.\nIt was Mrs. Terkle. With a chill pre.\nmortttion Denny dashed toward her.\nShe caught his arm, tried to speak.\nthe frizzed hair bobbing.\n\"Wheeled a any\u2014Bluebell\u2014wheeled\naway.\"\nI), nny grow fulnt wilh terror.\nPin thai was It. Someone had\nwheeled Katy away. Duly a little\ngii I of 5 had hoi n It\u2014had *<*en a\nwoman talking to Katy. talking Quito\na while and then, suddenly tuni|ig.\nwhislvdji-er swiftly from the pu? k.\n' \" \"(To lie' Continued) \u25a0\nMorrison Tells Judge Forin\nHe Gashed His Wrists\n. \u2022, Unknowningly\nSAW PEOPLE ALL\nOVER THE ROOM\nJudge Gives Him Minimum\nTerm With Parole When\n* Cured\nCHINESE SOLO\nAND NOT BOOZE\nSo He Tells, Magistrate in\nAnswering Liquor Count;\nDecision Reserved\n\"You need protection from vour-\nself. I am going to send you \"down\nto New Westminster to take the\ntreatment for drug addicts under\nthe warden there, and I am imposing the minimum sentence for\nNew Westminster of two years, with\na recommendation that you be\nlib* rated, on parole, when cured\nof the drub habit. It is evident\nthat you did not cut yourself con-\nfeo ously,\" said Judge J. A. l-'orin\nto William Morrison, accused of attempting to commit suicide, ln\ncounty court yesterday morning.\nMorrison, who slated he had been\nn drug add ct foi* 20 years, was\nfound in a room in the Madden\nhotel on 1'ebruary I\"., with self-\ninflicted wounds, made by razors,\nfn his wrists and arms. The accused said he had come out of an\nunconscious state, after an overdose\nof coca no. and found himself in a\ncorner of the room with a blanket\nover his head, cuts on bis arms,\nand the razors on the bed.\nDr. H. H. MacKenzie told of\nbeing called to the hotel and finding Morrison with his wests and\narms cut, and of uttending him at\nhis office before sending him to\nthe Kootenay Pake Oeneral hospital.\nXo I'Hi nils, No Money\nD. A. McDonald said he had\nbeen in the room between 12 noon\nand 1 o'clock, and had asked\nMorrison when he hail cut himself. The latter bad answered:\n'\u25a0om*. time during tbe night.\" He\nasked tbe nccused why be bad\ndone this, and Morrison sad he-\nhad no money, no friends, and\nwished he had made a bettor Job\nuf it.\nChief of Police Thomas H. Long\nidentified tbo iwo razors produced\nn court as those he bad taken\nfrom Morrison's room on February\nK>, after being Called by a telephone message. lie stated he had\nknown the accused for a number of\nyears.\nMorrison, who was undefended,\nlsked the chief if he remembered\nthe man whn had been going about\nlast .June, without clothes, or in his\nunderclothes, and said he had\nbeen a drug add ct, too,\n'If I had done what that man\ndid, and run around with my underclothes on, I would have run the\ndrug off, and not cut myself,\" ho\nstated. \"That day when I went\nInto tbe room after taking cocaine\nI was scared. I saw people all ovei.\nI mat to the window to jump out.\nand saw two men just outside. I\nlay on the bed and pulled the\nclothes over my head, because Iheic\nseemed to be two men behind it.\nThen I went unconscious, und afterward found myself in the corner\nwith a blank it over my head, and\ncuts in the arms, and the razors on\nthe bed. I was weak and sick\nas a result of the drug.\"\nlie stated thai he had served six\nmonths for having drugs in his\npossession, at one time, and that\nthe chief had sent him down.\nLife for Shot of Morphine\n\"When people Jump out of windows, oi' when they are .away\nfrom home for days, it is tbe result of an overdose of cocaine ou a\nnervous disposition,\" he said. \"Put\nIf I had wanted lo commit suicide\nI would havo cut some vital place,\ntbe jugular or something like that.\nI have been taking drugs tor L't)\nyears, as lhe chief knows, and\nafter an overdose of cocaine 1 would\ngive my life for a shot of morphine or heroin or A. C, C. tablets.\"\nJudge Porta in sentencing Morrison, said he would get reports on\nhlm from time to time, and hoped\nhe would come out a new man.\nJames O'Shea, K.C, of O'Shea\n& Irving, represented tbo attonay-\ngeneral. \u25a0.\nWhatDoYouThink?\nThe Dally N.ws Invites letters\nfrom readers upon matters of public interest. A nom-de-plumo WS)3,\nIf desired, be employed, but every\nletter must be signed by the wrltf-r\nag a guarantee of good faith,\nthough not necessarily fur publication. Letters should he brief, and\nmust avoid personalities. Tha\nDaily News does not hold Itself,\nIn any way. responsibly for the\nviews of correspondents. Letters\nwhich contain advertising matter,\nor propaganda which is classed as\nadvertising, will not be accepted\nunder any circumstances.\nWilson Alleges That\nRoad Relief Work Is\nNot Fairly Allotted\nTo the IMitor of The Daily News: \"*\"*\"\"*\nSir\u2014Would you kindly give nie a\nlittle spaei- In your paptr? I am not\na born kiek.-r. hut I like things to\neven up a little. TaofO is the government road inOOttoa. It was supposed to be relief work, and tlie QUO\nwere supposed lo gi-t a week's work\neseh on the Job till It was through.\nPut instead of that some got none,\nothers tt week, and some six weeks.\nThere are married men in this town\n*ith families on tin- verge of starvation, yet they were Inid off. and others\nkept on for six or seven weeks ever\nsince the job started. It looks a\nlittle fishy. There should he no pets\nor favoriti-s in such Jobs, relief ur\nnny other job for that matter. Every\nman, woman and child has got to live.\nThey are government jobs, aad the\nfovwramoat is the people, so tiie\npeople m-ust be working for tliem-\nf-elves. and the officials are tho servants, so where does It come in thai\nthey can fire a man? Nothing doing\nThings seem lo be twisted around the\nwrong way. Men with families who\nsre paying rates and taxes for the job\nto be done cannot get work on their\nown job. It is time* the workers\nopened their eyes and began to think\nfor themselves and to demand their\nrights and gut fresh men to run the\nwork.\nJ. T. WILSON.\nNelsort. H.r., March T. l\u00bbt\u00a3\nYOUTHS WIN ON\nCASE DRINKING\nPUBLJCJLACE\nLiquor Consumed in Wood\nShed Not Public, Says Police Magistrate\nA charge of drinking liquor in\na public place, lodged by tho city\npolice against three minora, was\nyesterday afternoon dismissed by\nMagistrate William Pvown. Tho\ncharge arose out of tho case, in\nwhich .loo Kor Kook was charged\nwilh selling liquor to the minors.\nAccording to lln* evidence of tho\nboya charted, thoj bad two drinks\nfrom a bottle of rye whisky In an\nold woodshed iu an alleyway off\nJosephine street.\nThe police contended 1ii.it the\nwoodshed, having three Open windows and a door, and heing* open,\nand used by the public, waa a\npublic place. Chief of folic- Long\nIn his evidence admitted that tho\nbuilding was a public place but not\nwith the owners consent.\nMagistrate Brown disiu Nscd the\nase. as tbe woodshed was located\nD private property. B, Q. Matthew\ndefended the minors.\nBASKETBALL TEAMS\nREADY FOR TRAIL\nFIFTY YARDS OF\nBOUGAINILEAS\nDELIGHT VISION\nHope Botanical Gardens in\nKingston Give Pleasure\nto Archdeacon\nSHIP AT LAST IS\nREADY TO DEPART\nAfter Prodigious Exertions\nHe Gets Aboard for Voyage to the States\nrather scattered, but that, of course,\nis a matter of opinion. I know\n1 got good and tired rambling around,\nand would have preferred to have\nthings more concentrated.\nThere ure other parks and publio\ngardens, but what I have said of\nHope gardens will probably satisfy\nmy readers.\nAmong the guests at the hotel\nwhere J was boarding , there was*\ntwo lady tourists from Wisconsin,\nThey were Kpiscopalians, and expressed a wish to uccoinpany me to\nChurch on Sunday. I took them in\nthe morning to tbe parish church,\na fine, large, stone building. There\nwere perhaps 4UU or 500 in the congregation. The ladies were delighted with the building itself, but\nwhat they noticed most was tho\nvery polite attention we met with.\nSonic ladies vacated their seats in\nour favor, the verger saw that\nwe had books, and cons'.dering that\nIt was the Church of Kngland, often\naccused of coldness and indifference\nto strangers, we had every reason to\nbe pleased with our reception. The\nalnglnf was good with a surpliced\nchoir and the sermon was short, so\nthe ladies were delighted with their\nintroduction to a Church of England\nservice, and', of 'course, I was\ncorrespondingly gateful.\nSailing Hour Suddenly Arrives\nOf course there are a host of little things I might mention in connection with my long wait In Kingston, but none of them was of\nsuch startling nature ns to bo worth\nrecording, so I will merely say that\non the morning of the 15th I went\nto the shipping office once mon:\ninquire about the boat, and was\nSpokane, Wash,\nPel), tt. Itll\nTo the BdltOr of The Dally News\nOn Thursday, February 15. I finally got away from Kingston\nJamaica, afler waiting for the ste\ner for about two weeks. It seems\neasy tn write this, hut the delay\nwas not so easy, for it became tiresome \u2022 enough with nothing to do\nbut wait. I soon exhausted the\ns'ght aeolng of the neighborhood. - ,. ,\nand there was nothing to do but startled wilh tbe Information that\nwait at an cxpenso of $1 a day fOr|ph\u00ab would\nboard und lodging.\nThe cily itself is interesling\nenough as a city, but does not differ\nvery much from other towns of\n50.000 or \u00abH,nou people. The market I think drew my attention\nmoiy than an.Ulrng else, llesi.lithe butcher's stall.-*, their were\nstalls for the sale of flph, strange\nto say, tbe display of fish was very\nsmall for a town situated right ou\nthe shore of the ocean. , I do nol\nknow why, but the supply of fish\ndid not begin to approach that In\nlhe market of Honolulu. There I\nsaw tarpon, and sharks of enormous\nHi\/.e. also octopus and many other\nkinds of f sh of every line and\nRivera\nA now makeup\ns a delicate, puce pink, though BOD\nf ih.- most beautiful women favi\n. deep Ivorv complexion, without\ntouch of color except in ih\" llpa\nTo roplaOO black for thoae wl\nnsist ou wearing dark colon, th.-i\nwill tn\n\u2022are\nIt is\n\u2022ing.\n.Market Scene Inleic-^thiir\nTin iv was vary little, if any of\nthis in Kingston, but tlh* supply ol\"\nfruits and vegetables outranked that\nof any other place f bave seen.\nCoconuts, oranges, grap-' fruit, limes,\nyams, bananas, wore placed iu\nbunches on the floor before the\nve nd ni:', and w ith an immense\namount nf chatter tin- business of\nselling and buying was carried on.\nOn.- day 1 spent in (he Hope Botanical gardens, Thoy are six or\nseven miles out of town, and are\nreached by street car. In these gardens they have trees from nil over\nthe tropical world, and since many\nof them bear labels, you learn their\nbotanical name', ami that of tho\ncountry thoy some from, t saw a\nfew orchids in blossom, but it wa.,\nnot yd the season for then\nthere were only\nwhat thero were appeared beautiful\nand of singular form and growth.\nOranges and grape fruit w< r\u00ab there,\nof course, the bananas had been\n(J,lib.-1*1,1.\nJim what I thought lh.- meet\nbeautiful thing in the gardena waa\nan arbor or arcade of, I suppose,\n\u25a0So yards in length, It was built, of\ntrellla and support* d on posts, ii\nwas about 12 feet wale. The whole\nof this wood work was covered with\na dense growth of l.ougain\\ i I leas.\nNone \"f th'.- trellis could be seen,\nso dense was the growth of tin-\nvine, and this vine was a solid mass\not brick red bouganvlllea blossoms.\nIt was a wonderful sight to see 60\nyards of flowers all of our bright\nred color, f sat for a while under\nthe trellla and rcst.d while my\neyea feasted on the glorloua seems.\nBeautiful Gardena Too Bpaotooa\nIf i were to give any adverse\ncriticism nf tbe Hope gardens, it\nwould be that they were too large,\nso that the trees and plants arc\n1 at noon, and I was\nthen a mile from my hotel, nnd my\nthings not packed up. It took quite\na lUlle time to fill out and pay\nfor mv ticket. Thero are many\nlittle things the port authorities\nfind it necesary to bother one with.\nThere is lhe passport trouble, and\nthe doctor's certificate of health and\nvaccination, aad so on. Ail thi*\ntakes time, especially when one is\nin ji hurrv. Then I had to pay\nmy hotel bill, and pack up my\ndunnage, and get a taxi to the bout.\nand then, after rushing all things\nin this way. it was evening before\nwe got away. All my hurry and\nsplutter did not get us away one\nminute sooner than when the ship\nw;i\nn\nidy.\nJIowcv.\nand We *\n\u25a0ton.\nMammas Kn Hmite\nit last lhe captain gave\n( cast off the headline,\nfairly away from Klug-\nBtt1 wc were not yet done with\nJamaica for wc hud to go from\nthe east end of the island to tho\nw.-st end, and call at three or four\nplaces lor our cargo of bananas.\nprobably lb s biter is already long\nenough for the apace you can spare\nMr. Editor so I will close this with\nllu- intent ion of sending you a\nfinal letter in a few days, in which\nI will t.ll of my ir.p by sea and\nland back to the United States.\nH. BEER.\n1'aris report* as a relief from the\ni.hiek ha is that have been Corefln m\n , .-, long-suffering wnun-kinil lor so long.\nfew out. but' mtlTlncre ar* preparing the br igh tent\n,1 modcla f\"i* tli.- coining spring and\n f tlo hiL'g.-.st inilliin-rs is launch-\niH- her entire coih-et Inn in h sliado\n|mi [.; nol so li*\\ini; as magenta yet\n,,,, hu in -i|\"il as Pink, While others\nre adopting \u00ab d. finite magenta, with\neeasional models In deep hlu-, violin- and bright gr.' n shade*,.\n\"Good Goods at Gray's\"\nSilverware\nCandlesticks. Bon Bons,\nCasseroles, Tea S.-'.s. etc.\nAll in n.w deatgna, Quality\nhigh\u2014Prlcea rcaa-onabl*.\nJ. B. GRAY\nWatchmaker, Jeweler, Optician\nBAKER ST. PHONE 333\nThe case against Joe Kor Kook, a\nChinese merchant on Front street,\nwho is charged with unlawfully selling liquor, was adjourned fof the\nmaghlrate's verdict, alter yesterday *\u2022\nsitting in the polico court. Evidence\nfor the prosecution was taken on\nSaturday, and yesterday's sitting waa\ntaken up with evidence for the defence. Owing to the defendant baiag\na Chinese, much time was taken in\nthe interpretation of evidence.\nThe accused, a Chinese merchant,\nand three olher celestials, gave evidence yesterday. Kook denied the\nsale of liquor to the minors in the\ncase. Ho declared that they had\nappeared at his store on March If\nand had asked for whisky.\nSold Boxes Clgareis\nHe had, however, sold to onu\nof them, three boxes of clgarets. He\nwas handed u Jj bill in payment,\nnnd he reiurned I I.M) after deducting the cost of the \"smokes,\"\nCheu Kee, who was In the store\nat the time the youths enterod,\nstated that be stood by tho coup.\ntx*r. II a heard the boys ask for\nwhisky, nnd had heard Kook reply\nthat he had none. The hoys, he\nstated, received some clgaretM and\npaid for them. ,\nJoe Kim and Seto Eoy two other\nChinese who were In (he store ut\nthe time, corroborated tho evidence\ngiven hy Kee.\nE. Cr. Matthew Hppeurp fnr Kook.\nH. Clifford Irving, of O'shea &\nIrvine, in prosecuting.\nGirl's and Men's Aggregations Complete Practices\nfor Wednesday Games\nThe two basketball teams which\nwill represent Xelson at Trail tomorrow nig lit are now in firs!\ncbes shape for the games. Stiff\nWOTkouta have been held during the\npast two weeks, and both aggregations are looking fiuward to victor CS.\nA senior lineup will this week be\nconsiderably st lengthen i*d by m-w\nmaterial. A final workout was held\nlast night al the high school auditorium.\nHandkerchief tlea of vivid orang\nor rinoie-red Batik nre \u2022Peing wor\nwith the modish squirrel wraps It\nI'ai-is.\nI\nOur\nBusiness\nIs Renting\nDM SiiiI-. WIbs. TlH-ntci.-nl\nHrnpartiaa, Faacy Dmw Mu-\n.im-l'.nl'' C-MtUMt, MC\nSend lor Calalotf.\nParisian Costumiers and\nTheatrical Supply Co.\n- 841 Hove Street\nSey. 8499 Vancouver\n-ar-'\n#\nAmea\ntot six cents\nAnd such a nourishing, satisfying meal! A two dollar meal\nmight not contain as much real\nnutriment. Heat two Shredded\nWheat Biscuits in the oven to\nrestore their crispness, pour hot\nmilk over them, adding a little\nsalt. A warm, strengthening\nmeal that puts you on your toes\nfor the day's work. Contains\n'\"\u25a0 ----.-,_ all the bran you need to\nstimulate bowel exercise. Most food for\nleast money.\nTin* C-MMdUn BhrcdiM Wbawl Compur. Md.\nf,,.,;.,,. rath, (h.l.ri..\nWheat\nlis All\nin the Shreds\"\nMade in Canadi trom Canadian Wheat m\n Page Foaf\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDA\\ MORNING, MARCH 10, 1925\nTHE DAILY NKWS\nPublished every morning except Pun-\nday by The News Publishing company,\nlimited, Nelson, H.C. it\nUusines.-! letters should bo addressed\nsnd checks and money orders made\npayable to The News Publishing company, limited, nnd In no case to individual members of tbe staff.\nAdvertising rule cards and A. B.C\nstatements of circulation ma,led on\nrequest, or may be seen at the offlct\nof any advertising agency recognised\nby th\u00ab Canadian Pros association.\n\u2022 SUBSCRIPTION RATES\nHy mail (country,,, per month...$ .fin\nPer yoar fi ftO\nHy mail (city), per year 13\u00bbn\nOutslilo Canada, per moiilh 7!,\n1'ej; year v. r*. <\u00bb\nMelft-ered. per week UF,\nPer year 13.00\n__\"\u25a0 Payable in Advance\nMembei^Andlt Bureau of Clrcnlatloa\nxtii*'.*%l*t*tt\ntUbbday, M\n\\ucii in. m\nCanada's Border Fences\n[tt;;;::.\u00ab,:: :.'is -'\u25a0\u2022 }f 1: .:t>t ;: :.00^.0?X*.\u25a0O00'<''l '.\nihi M ;;\nThe i Efficient\nLighter Side 6||:\naXSitrX-itJOOCw ;<;\u00ab,\u00ab:.\u00ab.\u00ab\u25a0 \u00ab..\u00ab;,\u00bb!'X,\u00ab ;\u00bbxhk>-l.&\nReaders of The Dally News contribute many of the beat items to\nthis column. Just Sign your name\nor Initials, or nom-de-plume, nnd\nsend in your brightest ideas\u2014Mi-\ntor- Lighter lid*,\nA Ug vocabulary doesn't help much\nNearly ,?ll of the \"tucky\"\nmen, however, have corns on\ntheir hands.\ntbe dual ol battle always Ntti\nII onlv the combatants\n;| Housekeeping I\nBy LAURA A. KIKKMAN | |\nANSWERED TO INQUIRIES\nOne i.f Hi\nhlghbrot\n: thlnga about\ncnorance.\nMost people, il is safe to sav.\nhave taken it for (ranted that\nthe nograpMcal bounds of ^',tt_c*.M'' '\nCanada, except possibly in the\n,-till unexplored north, have by\nthis time been fully determined.\nKvery now and I hen, however,\nwe j are reminded that the |\nboundary makers are still at\nwork. In a country of Canada's\nproportions there is a lot of\nborder-line fencing to be done,\nand'it appears to be a steady\njob.,\nSUM I. MKX (I ROW l'l' 'I'n A\nUl .lull. \\.\\l> UOM1S JITBT\n\\\\ Kl.l. ABOVE THE NECK.\nTOMORROW'S MENU\nBrcakfasi:\nO\nBotM Bn\nLuncheon\nl'ii,.,l Leitover Uual\nCereal\nT..;ist COH\nWhat people don't know\nmay not hurt them. but it\nhurts those who hear them\nhold forth.\ni Maybe Finn,,, could balance\nbudget l.y caning her bond 1\npolitical dobta.\nli lai\nNobody\n\u25a0 Naught\nThe work of mapping out the\nAlberta and British' Columbia interprovincial boundary\nv.-as concluded only last fall,\nand even yet the extreme\nnorthern end of the boundary\nremains for future delimitation,\nv.'hen the need of it arises.\nA week ago two international\ni'lrreements between Canada and\nthe United Stales were signed,\nI oth having to do with the\nboundaries. There has been con-\nliderable uncertainty in respect\nto the Lake of the Woods, which\nraparatet Manitoba and western\nOntario from the state of Minnesota, and one of the new\ntreaties definitely establishes\nthe boundary in lhat rejrion.\nThe 'tilth parallel between the\nLake of the V.'onds and the\nsummit of the Rocky mountains I '\"\u00ab' \"\u00bb\u25a0\nis dealt with in a second treaty, n!,ucati0\u201e iV^nti.l. The\n\u25a0winch more accurately defines | lavages arc incapable of withe boundary following that ''-\"ant yearnina to make th.-m\nline, and provision is made for \"' '_ \u201e._\nmaintaining the boundary' \\,,.\\ >u.. ,.,. think \u00abiu i\u00bb i\nmarking system and fur deter- [','..'.'\"'i ', '*:'.:\"' 'vJ,\"*n .\"I*;*. '*\nmining the relative position of\nany point on the line concern- .v t..i-.n.i i..*n:u i n.-i i--.-|., i\ning which some question may I \"\"\"'nu,'?! Im!!t,,\u00bb'Tiiiii\"v 'n\u2122n\"liliri\narise in the future.\nIt is matter of satisfaction to\nn il.\ns Ami\nmatter who la aelocted\nirlcan prohibition director, juai\n*s a uiz.ir.l.\ngraphed article oil \"The Bride'\nTrouaaeau and Houtihnld Unen.\"\nMi-.*. C, C- I bought \u25a0' live-point\ncan i.f honey thinking lhat niy lamll\nwould . nlov It, om they do not Ilk\nii. and I nm wondorfng il there i\nmi wnv in which I could uae II I\nThat Body\nof Yours\nBy JAMES W. 11ARTON. MD.\nAppendix Pain\n(lasinUrcd in accordomc with the\nCopyright a-t.)\nA |iolt'iit ili'si-ribHii his nymptoma\nti. ii oliynlriiui. who Informed him\nIhul his pain seeiiKil very much like\n > li'itiH.\nThe lulient felt Unit i! must be\nsomething else, beoauae he had h;nl\nhis appendix renmveit aome yeari\nprevloualr.\n\"Iii that caae,\" sni.l the doctor, \"you\nof eoui*\u00bbe remember what the pain\nwaa like, la ihe pain the aamc?\"\nThe patient admitted lhal the pain\nv.'iim the siime. though imi si Intense.\nThe phyatclan told him thai the beginning i't the Inrue inl est inr. jusl ill\nthe polnl whet'e Ihe appendix is lo-\neiiteil, wns not doing ils work prop-\n. ily nml wns allo-a-lng too much waatc\n;,. uceumulate .'it this point.\nThe X-ray showed ihis to be ilie\nii.se. The iiilestliie nl this point allowed ltaall lo become greatly die-\ntended, mnl the Min \\*:.s the resull.\nThe condition was uused by n\nceiiciil weakness of lha muscle lime\nof the Intestine, which did ni i seem\n| i,, hnve sufficient i\u201e,wcr to contract\nand Urns empty llielt i*i'>i(nly.\nAccordingly the treatment wns\ndirected toward gtnngthening up the\nentile body, and thus the muscle* of\nthe intcsi Ine.\nnn,. ,.f lhe big hetora in the treatment wns mnssnire. whleh eon be\n,' l,\\ the I'tlieiil himse'f.\nSimply rubbing upward and In n\ni ircular uuimr. wlih the tlngera flat\nImi fiiiuiv agalnal lhe body, is all\nIhul is nei ess.iiv. Start in lhe inwer\nright-hand portion of the abdomen,\nwork upward lo lower rlba, then\naero ss |,i |efl side mnl down to lnwer\nleft-hund portion of abdomen.\nBread, potato*! and vegetables In\n\u25a0 Renerul .should be cut down some- ]\nwhnt, hecnuse there Is considerable\nresidue, and Ihe starchy residue ferments and Inter becomes actually\nharmful to the system.\nvery Interesting suggestion was\nthut corsets should be worn for some\ntime by both men and women.\nWhat does that mean'.'\nThat Ihis general towering of\nmuscle lone In the body affected\neverv part, and su the muscles ofl\nthe abdomen shared ln this weikucss.\nThis meant thut the abdominal or- |\nBans were mil held up in position..\nand the organs dropping forward\nwould not he able In do their work\nproperly, a delay being bound to I\noccur. E\n.\\nd my thuufcht''\nThat while a corset is all right |\nat first, these abdominal muscles\nshould he so developed by bending\nexercises thai thev would \"tighten\nup Ihe whole front of lhe abdomen.\nthe ergaas would go hack to m\u00bb_\nproper positions und no [DraetS would\nhe necessary.\nli.\nake?\n-t1\nlilei il. lie\nlone) l'ul\n-t'i\n\\VV\\T\\v, :.r.v\"7, ^>J\nis recipe: iii\nlone-third cup ol butter web om\nis a high I half cup ..( granulated augur; ml\n(en rcml ii ! i\" o wdl beaten egga mi I tic- .nm\nUnd tin.I of one-half lemon. N..'\n1 sin together iwo and une-elghth i-o|\n.1.1 world I nl pasl'v riour, two I.a-l \u00bb I\nLking powder and a liny pinch '\nli and add this dry mixture to th\nIxlng bowl alternately with tl\".*\nir.it, ra ol a enp of\nlenl substitute tor it can\nadding two level tableapi\nciv iisinich powder lo . -el\nordlnnry bread flour uae\nTell me how\nnude by\nol dry\nupful ol\n:l\nlln\nuf\nHurler,\nll,\".lis\ni:. w.\n.;il-->m\nocalily.\nAnawe\nmi: 111\nd the i\nI cxl\u00ab\nilul.\nuph\nill\nOU**mu^*Ciw ^a--\u00ab\u00bb*.-n-r*A-*-* >\nhot ovi a for To\nprefer, bake |.al.,.\nrinely-cut tips\n, Klrel fill a plain while\n. witii the balsam, then\n,,! ,.| r.o.riiiL* you please\nlinen, silk, etcctra.\nA SI I'alink's liny\n( Twenty Years Ago I\n(The Daily News, March I\". IMI.)\nTlu* association football elub is\npreparing to reorgunlw and will k'ei\ndown to praelice us soon us the\ncondition of the Canadian I'm; uc\nrailway Flats permits. The hints\nare still very wet.\n, * \u2022\n.1. A. Kirkpalriel, hns decided 10\nretire -from the grocery husiness at\nthe end of the nionlh, ami Will devote hs time and attention to mining properties in which he Is inlet-\nesled.\n* . *\ntl, o. Buchanan has finished lhc\nCollection of februury smelter returns, and leaves fur Kaslo this\nmorning. Ha is st 11 auffertng from\nInjuries received in the tram wreck\nat I'roeter.\nTen Years Ago \\\n$ \u2014 \u00bb\n(The Daily News, March 11), 19SI.)\nJ. 11. ACland, formerly chief clerk-\nin the local government office, who\nleft lln* cilv shortly after the outbreak of war to join his regiment\nin Victoria is one of those who\nhave been appointed as lieutenants\nlu the 'Mb battalion '\u2022! the third\ncontingent.\nW. n. MacLean, M.P.P., for Xelson, expects lo leave Vancouver\nfor home this morning, according\nlo a wire received by Fred I'.\nMoffatt, secrstary of Hi\" . Nelson\nConservative aaaoclation.\nhoi\neh of tiie midnight\nCROSS-WORD PUZZLE\nboth Canada and the United] J*i>\n'States that for so many years\nnow there has been nn fortified\nline along any part of the international front. That is no j mVan\u00bb\"'i\nreason, however, why there1\nB-iould be laxity or uncertainty j\\vh,,vl',\nin respect to the boundary it- Ymi sin\nself. More than once before il I\u2122\" *'\"\nhaa happened that the preserva-lor hu'vt\ntion of good neighborliness has'1\" ''\"'-\nbean a matter of keeping up the ;'\" |!l1'\nfences. ! win n .\nIT M \\y I1A\\ I*: i:i;K\\ VIH-\nI ll Til VT i l.'!-', I'.NTED I'KT*\nAl.'l'llis IN THK \"l.u\nli IT M \\ V II IVE IIEKN\nW lllSlsl.l.S\n,\nThe Meaning 0\/ Thrift %.;\\\\:\n 1 Wli.'.i l\nHere is some pood advice on Tin ski\nhow t\" jrci alien I. written and I!'.',,,\"],'\npublished by the United States\ngovernment: \" \"rl\nIt'ould 1\n\"What does thrift mean? It *; \u00bb\u2022\u00bb\u25a0-\nmeans good management; vig* .v;!!],',i>',J,\noroua growth. <: >\u25a0'>,\n\"Thrift means spending less U-iiai innk. .\nthan ymi earn; saving systematically. It does nol mean that [ JlutiirTiiia 'v\nyou stop spending. ai me w.-.i,\n\"Thrift means securing in- \u00ab.ih a cusi,\nteresl on your savings, Money \"\"\" l\" '\"[:\nkepi in hiding never earns any- rapher m \u00ab\nthing. I'm your money to t\u00abmer ami 1\nwoik. Vou wort Cor money; Ji'ouVor '\"\n1 ake it work for you. | turned will\n\"Learn to know '.aloes; the ;-i\n1 aloe of your woi k: the value\nof the fruits of your labor. In-\nveatigate and study, merchan-\ndise values. Know whal you j\nbuy Is fore you hoy it. Read\n1 dvertising. Gel acquainted 1\nwith lepn-t. and trade mark-'.\nand tin ir significance. Weigh | *\nexpendi nre.'. Put on your t\nthinking cap aad keep it on. j\n\"The v.isi- individual is he|]\noho fo regulates his ihcome l,\nand outgo that 'emergencies' are 11\nnrovided for automatically. He\nknows the meaning of 'peace\nof mind,' because he has money\nlaid by. His chin is up, his\nstep is luisk, he is master\u2014not\nthe slave*\u2014of circumstances.\"\ntheir !.*\u2022.-\nu il\u201e. gruu\nil.ic: pnssii\n1I1I be drov\nuled kicke\nArrangements for\nthe submarine telephone cable across\nKootenay hike from Procter to\nPilot Bay, connecting link of the\nDominion government telephone line\nbetween Kooteimv Landing and Nelson will 1 \u25a0 today hy W. II.\nsievens, superintendent In Bastern\nBritish Columbia of Dominion gov-\ner cut tele].hones and telegraphs.\nEverything Tastes Better\nBuy a 15c. tin of OXO Cubes and just see what\nwonderful richness and flavor these handy Beef Cubes\ngive to stews, hash, meat-pies and savory dishes. You\nwill want no other reason for becoming an habitual\nOXO-user. But if you do\u2014\nThe Great Economy\nof OXO Cubes will convince you that they are as\nnecessary to your household as bread, milk and cheese.\nThey enable you to use \"left-overs\" from yesterday, and\nmake them into tempting and dainty dishes.\nThat's Why 0X0 Cubes are Great!\nTins of\n4 Cubes - 15c.\n10 \" - 30c.\nTommy Tomklns Paint Book Free\nThousands of children throughout the\nBritish Kmpire aro being amused and\ninstructed by thia book. Send four 0X0\nCube wrappers anri Ret a copy for your\nboy or girl. OXO Limited, 2;J2 Lemoint\nStreet, Montreal.\nCUBES\nThe Great Beel Economy\nc1iil>\npllRll!\nLondon'* 0\nfUi feature In iis fortnighth t.arrten\ndinner, when aurnf nutetl CU'uic in\ntli.- gard. ning world glvci h Met\nuddrenK. and meHihrra bring -HHvimcna\nuf riowers from their garden* t-; bud-\njectu for companion and dUcuha-on.\nA WANT AD IS BOTH CHEAP AND EFFICIENT. TRY IT.\nLet us figure your bill*\nof F.uilding Material, Coaat\nLumber a specialty.\nBuilding\nMateria! John Bums & Son\ngiilut*. ill. cni-th.\nlo B rla In knlcl\nlo |,n\nin\n\u25a0, lo\nOlH, lHTtaaATlOH*l S.NOlLATt.\nSUGCEST1C.:3 FOR SOLVING CROSS-WORD PUZZLES\nStart out liy filling in the words tl vhich you ie;l rtasona'.-ly\n\u25a0ure. Thp.c will give you tt clue to c'htr w.:rd3 crossing lh\u00ab.*n,\nand they in tuin to Hill others. A letter belongs in each white\nspace, word: starting tit the numbered squares a;id running either\nhur jontallv or vcrucaltv e\u00bbr both\nKOBXSOVTAL\nVEETIUAL\n, r,,r lh. r.i i\n;,l,n,l. .1 'nl.In i\nA\nr I. .1.1 hla WHlo.;-\n,i letter to t'i\" -.\u25a0,i -\nmake il Rtroni;.-' At!\nlh the auhji cl tor rn\nhe atenoirapher rp.\n... letter. Abe I'eai\n(ih Hi it'a no food, That\nah. Taltf this\nor- trulv\nABB COHEN\"\non the woi\n,, much h.\n\\\ntil I'll---\n1...* (hr ll-:\nit\n,i (rare)\n: r\nTn\nTo\nfllrl\niii)* rrom -.\nrongfult)\nA\nontlnt\nt (abbr.)\n.era are worth, Th\nAlberta is apt nd ng '\noi civil governmthl\nA.vswiH TO vi:sr;;itn\\v-R\n< Hiiss-woKi) PVZO.K\nj What the Press Is Saying i\nTh,- Two M.h- \"i Am li\"'-\nWhil.. aoma e( lhe tartriwi of a\n'\u2022\u25a0rtoiii purr of Canada are lonttni-\ntor reo'proclty with tha United\nSlut'.*, the dinners ol every pari\n,.f th.* rmi.ii Matw in.- .I.'iiiiiini\nlog eompleta i.i .\"\u25a0' i Main* the\nttraducta of lhe larraa ..r Canodu\ni.nil the government ol the i'nli.,'1\ngtatoa is buay devtatng imnsiirc-\ntluit will tfiv IU BgrlcultUfal sitjir\nportent everything they are demand-\nIok- Virlorl,, ColOBlot.\nGovonunrat Too Knpeaialv*.\nThara is a gaoaral impraoaion that\nniJI'B.''\n1 IGJH\n\u25a0 B ' '\n'\u2022H\" ' \"\n:\n\\_\\t.\n0\n->l(>l[*iJ(J\nt |n\nJ-1\n[\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\np\nH\n1\n1 \u25a0\n1\ni\nh[o]l\nA\nuEjj\n.3-\n-H'-'gl1-\nOil [ T\nOH\nii.\n1 I* It- Bg. 1L (^\u25a0I'lt-Mr\nP\nt\n,1V\n' lHlnl' ln p\n'i \u25a0Mr\nK\nA\nt Biim'it \u25a0 -\n\"ii HfJIi i\ni [R\nCI\u00b0B[,I1:ICI0\nJB'i\ni\nC\nI\nt.\no|LfLHii[o| r\n\u25a0 nc\njg ',\n->[s|i\ni\niS'* H;j\ni: f.\nV\ns\n'3\n\\ \\\\\nAh\nTHF-\nF:gf\nR\nU\numl i\nriBc\ni\no\n'..\nr\n[ \u25a0 '\noJBt\nsfuft\"\nP|pl|\nr\nM\n1\ni\nr m 01R1II\nli\nill\n0 j u | G\n\"\u25a0*-\u25a0 \u2022\nKB\nt\u00bb\nL\n25 Per Cent Discount on All\nHeating Stoves\nWe are n vanilla, '2 \\aWz\ntpoent Mmir. Hrnt C \u00bbr\nnation Milk ni.n wOLtt,\nMix itiRpiher volki nt r\u00ab8\u00bb,\nmiRHr, flout, Stilt, pom ln.t\nliquid over thii end t. ok\nuntil sliff. Iv,>r cn to\nitiflly bf-aten whites cf\npkrv foM tatethar, ati-J\nwilln, i-i.c lirhtly in\nhnknl rnut biiJ brewn\nRICE CREAM\nA tn-ipociti\nHalt. IM c--i-\u00bb cooked ner.\nI e\u00abKa. U tupsuRar, 1 tBB*\nipooa vanilla, biald Car*\nnation Milk nd water,\nndd rite. q& yolks, OBBBt\nnnd mull. < <>>k uniil tlu-k\nin double batter, Remov\nfrom hrc, add Mffly beuirn\nwhites of enR\u00bb. Add vanilla.\nrool nnd scive wilh cream.\nThia serves six people.\nThis coupon en'illes yo\\\nto one ropy of Mary\nBbkt'a Co, i Book whn h\n.ontauis ovtr 100 core-\nFully tettcd radpet. Cut\nout this touoon an.l mail lo\nCtnurtion Milk fradoctl\nCompany* Ltd., Aylnier,\nOnt.\n otiH\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1925\nPace Wive\nNature Never Intended\n48 to walk or st n ti tl on hnrj, unyielding surfaces\nTo stone, cement and hard floors\nfii-* WN Shoe\nKippMCS that natural cushion we are deprived of In\nMother Karlh and brings to your fecit lie health\nul condition of youth. Comfort, atyle and\ntervice combmed\u2014your pair ij ready to\ntry on now.\nAndrew & Co.\neadcrs in Footfashion\nTRAII RRII1FNT CRANBROOK SEES\nDIES AT COAST ATAXRED'JCT,0N\nTrail Funeral for Angus\nMacDonald, Foreman of\nConstruction\nFERTILIZERS\n, and\nGround Sulphur\nromplete stock\nWrite for Price\nin our Nelson wa\nand Booklets.\nCANADIAN EXPLOSIVES LIMITED\nNEL SON\nTit AIL. March V. \u2014 Anffus Mae-\nDonald of tbla city diet! at Vancouver yesterday after an illness of\nbiiffthy dura lion. Ho hail been in\nVftBOOUVer fur ibottt four months,\nwhere h\u00bb* was undergoing treatment\n! tor a tumor which attacked the brain.\nThe funeral will In h.-ld In Truil.\n1 Thursday, under the auaploea of the\n\u25a0 Fidelity lodge Nn. 88, AF. & A.M.\nI Mr. MacDonald WM well known lo-\nI cally. UM was born at Smith rvllness,\n; Mornaway, Island of Lewis, 43 years\nI ago. lit. came in Tmil in 1*115, and\n1 was employed by the Con sol Ida ted\n! Mining * Smelt ini company as fore-\ni mini of construction work. Me hail\nI Worked at Trail and at Elko, and was\nr.-cently employed on the lioiuiinston\n| construction of the West Kootenay\nTower & Light company.\nThe hody Is beInf brought to Trail\nfnr burial hy B brother, Alr-xand.-r\nMacDonald Of Wartime, Sask. It was\nMr. MaeDonald'i wish that he be interred in the Trail cemeterv.\n. Jways ti\nsecoffd'cfip\nwhen i\/i,\nCha\u00a7e&$anborn$\nsear BR\/WD Coif CO\nDRUMHELLER FED\nWILD HORSE RUSH\nLate Pioneer Drove Herds\nof Beef Cattle Across\nLine by Old Pack Trail\nin'vi:i:mi:k\n9.\u2014 Willi i\n\u2022I 1,. U.uinh.-n.-r Of St\nai Un Anirel.\nCouncil Expected to Make\nRate Forty Mills or\nEven Lower\nCRAttBROOK. March B \u2014 A considerably lower tax rale app.-ars tn hi* In\nsight for ihis city, wlien the tax rate\nis finally struck at a ipeclal meeting\nof the city council to he held this\nweek. Mavor Knhertj. han b,.wson. Philip Trail, \u00a3 fc\nand J. U Hartindab'..\nGrand Forks Club\nBids Farewell to\nDalton McArthur\nis NOT on the Box, it is NOT\nBROMO QUININE\n\"There is no other BROMO QUININE\"\nProven Safe for moro than a Quarter of a Century as an\neffective remedy for COLDS, GRIP and INFLUENZA, and\nas a Preventive. Price 30 Centa.\ni::;;\nORAND FOIIIvS. March I.\u2014Members of the A.W.O.A. club on Thursday night held n iarew.-il for Dafton\nMaeArthur. who Is going to Rossland,\n1 pivs. nttii him with an address\n1 a souvenir of his actlVS cnntiec-\nn with tlo- organization, of which In\nhas o*ov\\ president.\nMr. MaeArthur is assistant cuhmas-\nler, nnd perhaps tbe outstanding meni-\nbor ot the boy scouts locally. He is\n:> member of the official hoard of the\nUnited church, as well as assistant\nSolid:, \\* School superintendent, aibd\nm.-uiher of the choir.- He has also\nbeen a moving spirit in the litetarv\nsociety of the high school, which\nrecently put on excellent variety enn-\ncerts locally.\nThe First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet\nTRIM DOWN FORKS\nSCHOOL ESTIMATES\nMade in Caiiad.L\nAre You Going to\nSell That Acreage?\nIf it ia your desire to sell that farm, ranch or\nacreage this spring, you can use the Classified Columns of The Daily News to your decided advantage.\nInsert I Classified Advertisement describing die\nproperty, and if there are prospective buyers in the\ndistrict you will hear from them.\nTo Insert a Classified Advertisement, Phone 144\n(Two Lines), Call At or Write\nThe Daily News\nNELSON, D.C.\nTotal Asked Twenty-four\nThousand; Board Adopts\nSalary Schedule\nQRAND FORKS, M.utli I. \u2014 K.-M-\nmatea ot llii* achool board tor \u00bbc! I\nI purpoaea have been trinini..,! ilown lo\naboul |21,1100 in aplte ot lldlttonal\n! . si\" ndllurea through the bulldlnn \u00ab.i\nhl-fh achool. Tins Indicate*\n,. tor achool pvrpoaea nf About\none mill higher Hum was tin\niae laal y.ar.\nThe achool board l.ns alao adopted\ngraded achedula fnr achool teacflera\n\u25a0 l..linns'. Principal, 111(18 lo 12006\naxlmum: vl prlnelpal, male, |UO0\n. $1500; female, $l|nn t,. flSOO; mh. i\naChera, 1000 to $lli>\nCleveland'!* fen\nHynes was weal\nfew lilnnlhs Bgo\nexamining her i.l\nin London. Engl\n'thin.\n.Mareh\n< Ml\nye\nto tl\nlilt.\nf.u\nll\nas she tliou(-ht,\nue hastened ihe\nia llynes. one of\n.ntalians. M rs,\nnnil ipry tltitil a\nwhen a. grandaon,\n1 eeftifieaie. issiieil\n.1. colled allention\nis doted .Inly :'S.\nFEET FROZEN BUT CHILD\nMAKES NO COMPLAINT\nA delightful bridge was given Bat-\n\u25a0day afternoon *.i tin* pretty buoga-\nw nf Mis. A. Clrde Emory. Victoria\nrr. t. ihe prise Por Inn sere going\n. Miss .leannetl.. Hlgglnhotham. nml\nit ooiisi.latii,n lo Mrs E. Murphy\nThe cmMs Included Mrs H..n i.inlin\nHcOregor, Miss Lnina Allen, Mis. i;\nMontgomery Rcnwell, Mrs Ferguson\nWilson Mr*- P. I.. McRrlde, Mrs 1.\ns Hnilley, Mian freina llnratead. Miss\nlean Hunter, Mrs. .1 If l.nni \u25a0eilee.\nMiss line V7ltkln\u00abnn. Miss I'lya\nHanna. Mi-s Ina St. cd, Mrs. Roy\nUsurer Mrs K Murphv, Miss Jean-\n\u25a0..He llici.il\nElliott.\nnf llnnninnton wa\nAnd-.ru\nPonnii\nI. !\u25a0\u2022 Prl\n,yil y. ster\n, Will..\nTlic,men\nNiIm.ii\nT W Hit.\nMra. .1, Potoahy of S..11H1 sh.\n11 town ahopplng yeatcrday.\n...\nR. w Chalmcra of Thrum\n\u25a0csi. talay in Nelson,\n611 Balccr'Strect,\nriwnc 200\nwus n\nWHIli\ny vl>ftor jvslnilny.\nCHffa ot Rlondel waa ir\n1 rtfay.\nD. MacDonald of Romland\n1.. --n the fUM-t of Mr. aad\n: Mcleod, -Silica itrei i, U i\ntot her home.\nirvintr. Hoover itreet, Is i\nNew Tailored\nSuits\nAt $50.00 to $65.00 Each\nSUITS made with the new LONG COATS\nand WRAP-AROUND SKIRTS.\nUnusually smart Suits, showing the best\ntailoring that money can buy, and materials and linings ot the highest order.\nThey are mostly shown in French Poiret\nTwill, in Navy, Sand, Castor and Black,\nanil in all sizes from 1G to 46.\nPrices $r.0.00, \u00a755X0 to $C5.00 each.\nWomen's UTILITY COATS\nAt $20.00 to $35.00 Each\nSmart Coats (or early spring, made of\nplain cloths and self checks, in wanted\ncolors.\nThose arc all lined throughout, and\nsmartly tailored, and can be had in sizes\nIG, 18, 20 to 88.\nPrices ,-?*iO.O0, $25.00, $*i0.00 and\n$35.00 each.\nthrough\nRuaaell\n, .nions were enrrie.l out Bell. Miss Kile.n Titsworth. Stewart\nnt the moms. Mrs. Tilswortli : Ruaaell. It..I.by Klrhy, Jimmy I'rnud-\nst.d in nerving l.y .Mrs. li It.'foot. Jack Taylor. .Miles fmrnthy Tils-\nMrs T. Uenwick anil Miss i worth, little Miss Hetty Benwell and\nBretA t'lirwin. The Invited gueata j Miss lila I'ayant.\nwere liooi'Kc Ruaaell, John Woods, j ****\u2022\t\nNorman Renwldr, .lack Whitfield. ; n*|IP newest plate mats in London\notnSy*.^r,\u00bbr\u00abCkiw!ffi \u00ab\u2022 \u00ab\"-> ***** \"' \u00ab*\u25a0 \"llh a\nClarke ']-. Pool*, LalBh MeBrlde. jife palattd w:ir,\n, Mr;i Alrxnmlr-r Iiurhnn\n-Mi-s. 1-'. K. Cooper, Uri\n.vis. .Mis. C. Mailly, -Mr\nkI Mrs., W. Euerby.\nTin- aMoclatior hn* moi\n1 is yiv\nthird\nK.rhy;\n; treanur-\nexecuttvi\nJeffer\u00bbon\nSullivan\nrlv\nweek.\nSiift nr-rk frills of ro;it Valcncirnnrs\nnre brin\u00ab worn nKain, nnil num-\nliors of frofka wero udorned wiih thi-in\n\u25a0xx th** Gr:ind l*rlx r-icoB at tli\u00ab Rlvffw.\nFREMONT.\non ;i tTl]> to ;\nWU rullod to\nwho had inti\nNil.., March %.\u2014Wh-4\u00bb\njnlli Uakota whei'o slu*\nMtKy nuaiim the Tnon\ntered her grandmrd hoc\nand WOUndfd her falln-r, om* of th\nfi*ct of little Emma JaniBft, a^ed 12.\nl-'rcmonl tehool puplL Vm lfo\/.,-n.\nHt-r plight urai imi dtfot^trad until\n\u25a0IS Stooba lali'i*. when slio h.pan\nCT^lni in 'lu1 Olaai room and her\ntcai'ht'r aueitloiled hrr.\nDurtnt tin- si\\ tttoki th\u00ab girl had\n(ona wlthnni m-edftol attention. no\\*pi*\nnt tori ny n wont nor ihowtol pnin.\nA tarlouR condition had developed\nfrom lack of attention, but with the\nproper care, physicians said, the foot\ncould he saved.\nMi*, mid Ure, A. J. Curz--.il of Van-\nrmiYiT arc iii town for :i itw daya,\nMrs, C. Q. 1-Vnwick of South SIo-\nean wai a city vlattor yi-stn*Uay.\nMiss l'i rkv tnffraBL Kerr apart-\nnienls, rtturued yeatM-uftf from Ben-*\nr.lUton, Wbtre no spent the week-end\nwuh iiiBB Kitty Fletcher,\nJust a Little\nARDLEY COAL\nWill Go a Long, Long Way\nNO CLINKERS LESS DIRT\nPhone 35\nTHE NELSON TRANSFER CO., LTD.\nGARAGE TRANSFER COAL\nVERNON STREET, COR. STANLEY STREET, NELSON, B.C.\nWinnipeg Mother Finds Ideal\nRemedy lor Colds of Children\n<\\. Vaporizing Salve which Relieves Colds Over Night\nand Croup in Fifteen Minutes. Nothing to Take-\nJust Rub It Over Throat and Chest.\nMrs, \\V C B Koch, Victoria Bttt\nleft last evening via the KattU V;\nlf\\- for tint cent\nj., Prelaen or Beant&fton was\nn yeeterday ihoppbir,\nBcho field,\nII in town\nTrad inr-iirancp\nThe huiiie of Mr. nnd Mrs. Klmer\nTitsworth, 'J\" I Mill sireet, w;is n\nImpiiy Mane Mtorday afteniooa\\ whea,\n111 honor of their sen Jack\"! eighth\nbirthday, they entertained a imnihcr\nof liis frli-nds. (.lames and eoalMtl\nwere the order of the afternoon, when\nHi-rtram Hunter, Cn nd QrtSUlle, Bol>-\nby Klrhy ami Jim tkallwa eiitried off\nthe priat*6 Ior the OO&tMt. i'addj*\nMothers everywhere will ho Interested in the expehenrr of Mrs. W.\nButterfleld, Mt Carydon Ave., wlnnl-\nPM. Man,, Mrs. Butterfleld tried the\nnew extirqel remedy for OOlda, Vieks\nVapoRub, when il was first Introduced\nin Winnipeg and wriies:\n\"My threo-year-old hoy, William,\nbeoantta very lick wilh what seemed\nto me like :i pneumonia eold ae-\ncompanted with IndlieaUen, n>* was\na very lick hoy for two weeks. <\u00bbne\nnlcht l crew alarmed\u2014he breathed\nso quickly and was wn restless. 1\nrubbed him with Vlaki VanoRub and\nthe result was quite (ratuylng. He\nbreathed more easily and 1 waa able\nto *et a lltll\u00ab sleep myself. The next\ntwo niRhts 1 again ruhhed him with\nVicks with still better results and hi'\nbecame as bonny as ever. I purely\nappreciate Vieks VapoRub and shall\nuse and recommend it at all limes.''\nVieks is just as Rood for adults. Tt\nMaster William Butt-prfirld\nit rliisi. Vicks has a two-fold action.\nInternally it is inhaled ns a vapor and\n|l tho direct treatment for son* throat : at the same time, externally, absorbed\ntonsilitls, bronchitis, catarrh, head nrlike a liniment. This double actloa\ncheat colds, when rubbed uver throat' -eldom Luis to give Immediate r\u00ablUf.\n 'Page Six\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1025\nHAD BAD SPELLS\nWITH HER HEART\nMra. C. Martin, R.R. Xo. 2. Orlllia,\nOnt.. writes:\u2014\"! have been troubled\nwith my heart for a long time and\nvery often bad bad spells with It. I\nwould take fainting spells, and my\nhusband had to bave somebody to\nstay with me all the time. He got\nme everything he could think of to\nsee if they would do me any good,\nbut nothing seemed to help me. One\nday a friend was in to see me and\nadvised me to try\nMILBURN'S\nHEART AND NERVE PILLS\n\"My husband went and pot me two\nboxes, and after the first ono was\nfinished I felt like a different woman.\nI cannot recommend them enough to\nall those who suffer with anything\nwrong with their heart or nerves.\"\nMilburn's H. & N. Pills have been\non the market for the past 30 years\nand are put up only by The T. Mil-\nburn Co.. Limited, Toronto, Ont.\n\"All druggists handle them.\"\nMakes Autos Go 49 Miles\non One Gallon of Gas\nSIOUX FALLS, S. Dak.\u2014James A.\nMay of 3988c Lacotah Illdg., has\nperfected an amazing new device lhat\ncuts down gas consumption, removes\nall carbon, prevents spark plug\ntrouble and overheating. Many cars\nhave made over 41 miles on a gallon.\nAnyone can install it in five minutes.\nMr. May wants agents, and is offering to send one free to one auto\nowner In each locality. Write him\ntoday.\nGetting Too Fat?\nTry This\u2014Reduce\nPeople who don't grow fat are\nthe fortunate exception, Hut If you\nfind the fat accumulating or already\ncumbersome, you will be wise to follow this suggestion, which is endorsed\nby thousands of people who know.\nAsk your druggist for Marmola\nPrescription Tablets nnd follow directions. One dollar Is the price the\nworld over. Oet them from your\nown druggist or send price direct to\nMarmola Co., General Motors Rldg.,\nDetroit, Mich. By doing this you will\nbe able to reduce steadily and easily\nand, pleasantly, without starvation\ndiet or tiresome- exercise. Start talcing\nthem today and get slender.\nIS YOUR PRIDE\nAS AN ANCESTOR\nOR DESCENDANT\nEvery Royal or Noble House\nGoes Back to Upstart,\nWrites Sabatini\nPRIDE OF ANCESTRY\nMAY BE GOOD FORCE\nBut Many Times More Important Is Making One's\nOwn Place\nIs Your Child\nThin and Weak?\nEDITOR'S NOTE\u2014 For one of\nsuch distinguished talent for casting a glamor upon h.story as\nRafael Sabatini, the cool, corrective reasoning of this article\nwould pivsent the author in a new\nlight to those who Were not al-\nr.'Hily familiar with him an \u25a0> serious historian. However, Mr Saha-\ntini's romances are based upon a\nlemarkahle foundation of authentic resi-arch. am! that is whv any-\nthing which he has to say In this\nfield, either in or out of fiction\nis especially significant.\nBy RAFAEL SABATINI\nAncestor worship as practiced fn\nChina may bo tolerahle; us practiced\namong tha wh.te races it has been\nrendered hy modern condition* oT life\nslightly ridiculous, and it begins to\nstand revealed as a pretext for S(,\\t.\nmien ifl calico on the part of persons\nwho, too often, are otherwise of no\nmportance. It is littlo more than a\nlingering veattfa of things lhat have\nalready paeaed away, b.-eaufcf- no longer nseeeaary to the evolution of clvii-\nlaatton in the phase which it has now\nreached.\nWhere evolution is resisted, revolu-\nMim Is the usual alternative.\nThis ha* been witnessed In many\nplaces and fn many ages. Within\nmodern historical times it was witnessed signally In Kngland in lhe\nmiddle ol the seventi-enth century,\nwhen the theory of divine right had\nbecome a stumbling-block to progress\nand still more signallv\u2014because more\nviolently\u2014in France at the close of\nthe eighteenth.\nYet. when the storm nf lhe French\nrevolution had abated, when order had\n\u25a0em resolved out of chaos, and an\nimparlnit throne erected upon the\nruins of the monarchy, surviving\nmembers of the old regime regarded\nKonaparte with undisguised and rashly Oatapoken contempt as a parvenu\nHis stupendous genius as a soldier,\nbtfmlnlatrator and law-giver com-\nBanded no respect in the eves of men\nwho could remember only that by\nbirth he was undistinguished.\nAn Illuminating* Answer\nThese men had failed t\u201e gn,sp the\nt;reat lesson of Uie ealaclysin thev\nhad survived; that an . nlightened anil\nCod Liver Oil in Sugar Coated\nTablets Puts on Flesh and\nBuilds Them Up.\nIn .lust a few (lays\u2014quicker than\nyou ever dreamt of\u2014theee wonderful\nhealth building, flesh making tahlets\ncalled McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets will start to help any\nthin.' underweight little one.\nAfter sickness and when- rlcketa\nare suspected they are especially valuable. No need to give them any\nmore nasty Cod Liver oil\u2014theee tablets arc made to take the place of\nthat good but evil smelling, stomach\nupsetting medicine and they surely do\nit.\nA very sickly child, age 0, gained\n12 pounds in 7 months.\nAsk Canada l>rug ft Book Co.,\nToole Drug Co., and City Drug Co.,\nor anv druggist (or -McCoy's Cod\nLiver nil Compound Tablets \u2014 i be\noriginal and genuine as easy to take\nas candy and fill tablets, 60 cents.\nAlso Behind Ears and On\nLimbs, Cuticura Heals.\n\" I wai affected with eczema\nwhich broke out in a rash. I had\nit on my face, behind my ears and\non my limba. My akin was acre\nand red and my clothing aggravated\nit. It Itched and burned causing\nmo to acratch, and sometimes I\ncould not sleep at night. My face\nwas d It ti (fined.\n\" 1 finally read an advertisement\nfor Cuticura Soap and Ointment\nand sent for a free sample. ] got\nrelief so purchased more, and after\nusing one box of Cuticura Ointment, with the Cuticura Soap, I\nwas healed.\" (Signed) Miss Arvilla\nC. Crysler, 3639 Taylor St. N. E.,\nMinneapolis, Minn.\nUse Cuticura for all toilet purposes.\ni n-rw Sh*vin\u00ab St irk.\n ,\nTHE\nDUTY OP THE STATE\n\"Thr\nworld today\ndoes not\nquire\nhe supremacy\nof any\none\nover the otln\nrs. but\nthi\nextinction of all pi\nlv Usees\ndistitu\ntions that an\nnot ea\nrned\nby p\nrsonal wortl\nBqtl\nility\n* an empt v\ndream\nworld\nInto which\ni-n, ph\n-sic-\nally n\nid mentally, \u25a0\nre not\nmrn\nequal\nHut cinallt\nof o|\npor-\nis already\nunlveri\nally\nreoorn\nBed as the st,\nthe i\ndividual, jus\nas it\nis\nmover\nally recount;\ned \u2014\nal-\nthough\nbe i.i\ncertain jrou\nictani to ad\nnl it'\n\u25a0-till\nhai\na ii'.ii\ns value tn\nind\nclaim\nto esteem lie\nin liis\niwn\nto be an a\noestor.\nami\nt)0t in\nthe appearam\n1* ll!L III.\nIce*\nin lhe\ncold, reflecte.\niiahi i\nr a\nglorlot\nancestry >\nprovresalve community r.nilil m. Inttier\nsnllm- Itself In !>'\u25a0 K..V.TII..I bv llins.-\n\u2022 hoae only ri\u00abhl to tm,\u2122 rratcil\nupon their anceatry; l.nt demanded,\nHe Would Not Be\nWithout Them\nQuebet Man Absolutely Relieved of Backache\nCLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS.\nMr. Alfred Ganon recommends Dodd's\nKidney P,l!s to all who suffer.\nMOULIN BRRSIMIS, Que.. March fl\n(Special.)\u2014\"A few words abont your\nDodd'a Kidney PIHa. They have done\nme nm,-h good,\" atatea Mr. Oognon.\na veil-known and highly respected\nresident of thla place.\n\"Por pains In the back and kldneya.\nI have taken Hod Is Kidney PUli und\nthey have done good Immediately,\nI always keep \u25a0\u25a0 box In the house\nToday, thanka to your | || s. i am\nquite relieved of my trmihle, and\nrecommend them to all who suffer,\nKindly send mo one ol your al-\nDodd'a Kidney PlKs are purely am]\nsimply a kidney remedy. They act\ndirectly on the kidneys, itiengthenlng\nthem and putting them in tonditlon\nto do their full work of attaining\nllu- impurities out of th.. blood,\nDodd'a Kidney Tills have ben in\nuse in Canada for more 'ban thirty\nyears. They demonstrated tholr\nworth iu the most serious forma of\nkidney disease, such as rheumatism,\ndropsy, diabetes, neuralgia and\nInstead, to he governed by men who\npossessed the necessary qualities in\nthemaeivea.\nOut of this lack of understanding\nsprang that suggestion made to Napoleon by a we 11-meaning dullard, that\nto fort.fy his right to the imperial\nthrone to which be had climbed, he\nshould establish his ancestry.\nIt wus a suggestion to which\nNnpoleon returned the illuminating\nenswer: \"Ancestry? I am, myself,\nan ancestor.\"\nThat phrase, charged with hard\ncommon sense and the acute perception of realities, which underlies all\ngenius, was probably ent.rely misunderstood by the prejudice-ridden minds\nto which It was addressed. Yet very\nplainly it asks a question to which\nthere would appear to be one only\npossible nnswer: lines true greatness\nbelong lo him who achieves it. or only\nto him who succeeds, generations\nlater, to the fruits of that achievement?\nIt also draws attent.nn tn the grotesque circumstance that those who\nfrom the standpoint of illustrious\nlineage permit themselves to despise\nIf-made man, nre really despising\nroots of their own family tree,\nabsurdly blind to the fact that their\nown chief claim to distinction\u2014often\nthe.r only claim\u2014lies In the accident\nnf birth hy which they, themselves,\ndescend from Just such another parvenu. For there la no great, or even\nroyal house that in its beginnings\n8 not owe ils existence to an upstart who by ablliiy. enterprise and\nthe favor of fortune raised himself\nabove the common level of the humanity of h,s day.\nSelf-Wade Men of History\nWaa the Norman bastard who conquered Kngland and founded the line\nof Norman kings anything more lhan\na high-flying adventurer or first-elass\nbrigand?\nVet among the many foreign critics\nwho despised Bonaparte for an upstart, there would he some who took\npride in, and had been \u25a0 at pains to\nestablish, descent, not indeed from\nKing William himself, hut from one\nor another of those who merely followed in his Norman train.\nOliver Cromwell, who from humble\nci icu ni stances rose to be supreme in\nEngland, as lord arotaator. and could,\nhad he so willed it, have assumed\nthe crown and founded a dynasty\nmight equally have been condemned\nfor a Belf-made man,\nHtill more heavily might Ihis con\ntempt have fallen upon the Florentine\ntrader, Cost mo d' Medici\u2014whose armorial device in the shape of the\nthree halls may to this day he seen\nadorning the portals of many a pawnshop\u2014who rose to be the greatest\nman in Ihe state, and whose trader's\nblood within 200 years ran In the\nveins of almost every royal family\nIn Europe.\nLtneRgs and Inspiration\nMuzlo Attendolo, who, from the\ngreat physical strength that was one\nof his least endowments, was sur-\nnamed Hforza. was a Romanga peasant\nwho abandoned the plow to follow a\ncompany of free lances, and raised\nhimself by his talents and energy to\nthe command of armies and finally to\nthe throne of Milan.\nIf, continuing this review, we ignore the utterly ignoble origins of certain great houses\u2014antl there Is no lack\nof them\u2014whose titles and honors\nhave their roots in harlotry, usury\nand violence, and we consider only\nthose whose' nobility Is legit I ma I ely\nbased upon worthy service to the\nstate, we invariably find that such\nfamilies spring from some man of\nhumble, or comparatively humble, origin, who. surmounting dilTieulties in\nan age which denied opportunity to his\nrlass, rendered himself conspicuous as\na soldier or a statesman, and hy his\nservices In either oapQOity earned the\ngratitude of his country, concretely\nexpressed by a tide of nobility and a\ngrant of lands or money,\nPrldO of nobility may have its justify cat ions. It ciin be. indeed, and no\ndoubi often has bean aad Mill Is, a\nsouroe of nuble inspiration. The old\nFrench formula noblesse oblige was\nrut by any men ns an empty phrase.\nA great house has its tradition*\nand in many great houses of Burope\nWO soe to this day an earnest endea-\nVor on thi> part of some of its members worthily to maintain those tradl-\ntlona by a continuance of service\nakin to that which originally- ennobled\nIhem.\nAn able, ambitious mid handsome\nyoung guardsman at the court of\nCharles II. who combined great military talents with considerable ability\nas a politician, thrust himself fnrwanl\nuntil, later in life, he reached the supreme command, and so distinguished\nhimself in this that from a simple\nesquire, as ba had been when first he\ncame io cour I, he ended by being cre-\notrd a link.-, if the direct followers\nin the ducal line he fouaded have\nI'one litn.- that is remarkable, at least\nth.- >oung blanches of that house\nhave more than once conspicuously\ni pie-Id the name which he rendered\nBr-ai and the trad il ions of service\nwhich lie established.\nFeeding on Ancestral Fruit\nThere is no lack of instances tn\nshow ilie power for good that mav lie\nIii: tSe CnilSCloaaneaa of the ohliKa-\ntlons whn li ili-.-e.nt imposes. fn fortunately, instances are infinitely more\nIt'bundant nf houses which down the\n] iif'i- have remained undistinguished in\nnil bul the name of their founder.\n| and of Useless men who. living Ilka\n| pam\u00bb'H-s upon Hi.* fruits of an ut-\n11-stor's labors, may, paradoxically, In-\n[ dulge a pride of ancestry such as was\n(Vnled to the able ami enterprising\nupstart from whom Ihey spring.\nWhether you contemplate one or the\nOther if these classes, the conclusion\nyou mast Inevitably reach is that It\nis surely better lo be in a poaltlon to\nInk- pride iti your own aOttOOa, and\ni' be esteemed for your own worth.\nII nn tu be respected for the sake of\ntbe memory of someone who died.\nperhaps, 300 years ago, And you tuny\nweil ask yourself by whal grotesque\ncxeic s ' the Intelligence is it that\nib.- i e remote is ihe dtattngulahed\nancestor who lias raised the family\nfrom ihe cumin on level, the greater is\nlh\" pride of ihe descent and the\nifcteem \u2022 \u2022( the descendant\nHumanity's most elementary sense\nn| justice Would be shocked (ind outraged it the deedendanta bf a criminal\ndi servi (Ily hanged, say. 300 v.\nago, should still lie under the burden\not ilo* Infamy earned by that ann\nli r Why, then, should glory attach\nto Die possibly worthless riescendani\nof a hero, if infamy may not brand\nih- possibly worthy descendant nf a\nfelon!\nA Hamp'.rer of Prcgrett\nthai would\nupon them by nn -arrogant and ln the\nnatn effete minority.\nIGNOBLE NOBLE ORIGINS\n'If we ignore the utterly ignoble origins of certain great\nhouses\u2014ond there is no lack of\nthem\u2014and consider only thone\nwhose nobility Is legitimately\nbased upon worlhy service to\nthe state, we Invariably find\nthat such families spring from\nbo me man of humble, or comparatively humble, origin, who,\nsurmounting difficulties In an\nage which denied opportunity lo\nhis class, rendered himself conspicuous as a soldier or a\nsi ales man. and by his services\nln either enpacity earned the\ngratitude of his country, concretely expressed by a title or\nnobility and a grant of Innds\nand money.\n\"Unfortunately, instances nre\nabundant of houses which down\nthe agea have remained undistinguished in all but the name of\ntheir founder.\"\nThey realized that America, which\ncffere.l itself so conspicuously then\nns an example, had originally heen\ncalled Into existence largely hy Just\nsuch a condition of things in Europe\nas that against which the bourgeoisie\nof France wan then in revolt.\nThe New World\nIt wns largely because in Seventeenth Century Europe there was so\nliltle opportunity for a man to express himself, to achieve liberty of\naction, lo enjoy e\\ en freedom of worship, lhat the stream of emigration\nhad set strongly towards the New\nWorld. And It was we 11-named the\nNew World. For it was new spiritually as well as physically. It was not\ntr.ly in the sense of being newly discovered, hut also because, it held out\n|he prospect of new life, under new\nconditions, wilh equal opport unities\nfor all. It was a land in which the\nonly obstacles to advancement were\nWeakness, stupidity and sloth; a land\nwhere only realil lea counted \u25a0 where\nevery man was his neighbor! peer;\nwhere energy and ability might enjoy\nfiee scope wiih lhe certainly of reward; where. in short, individual\nworth was tho only claim lo respect\nj.nil credit.\nTo the great spirits cramped In Ihe\nOld World hy class distinctions and\nclass and olher prejudices it was\nUtopia.\nSlowly, because still trammeled hy\nnld prejudices, but surely and unfalteringly nevertheless, the whole world\nIndny is coming lo Ihis same point\nof view, and America may lake credit\nfor having given ibis sane movement\nits strongest impetus.\nThe Old World may be accounted fn\na period of social transition. The old\ngods nre not yet entirely cast out;\npreconceptions ami a veneration of old\nestablished customs still keep them in\ntheir niches. Hut side by side with\nthem the new ones are beginning Io\nppear In strength.\nMere Living Monuments\nA reflection of this may be oh-\nb.\nith\nTry Preference Bond\nfor Letterheads\nWe use it our.selves in the 2()-poun(l weight. It is\nhigh grade, but remarkably reasonable in cost.\nLit us show you. You'll like its finish and attractive appearance. It prints beautifully.\nTry a second color on your next order of letterheads.\" Kor a few cents a week extra cost, it makes\nall the difference in the world.\nTHE DAILY NEWS JOB DEPT.\nPrinting\u2014Ruling\u2014Bookbinding\nPhone 144 (Two Lines)\nserved In the European Illustrate 1\npapers. In these you will find weekly, tilde by side, the photographs of\nmen and women of two worlds; the\nworld of titled nobodies, of persons\nwho are Just names, mere -living\nmonuments to the illustrious dead\nfrom whom they descend; and the\nworld of those whose claim to distinction rests upon their own personal achievements in the fields of scl-\ni nee, art, literature or eotnimrce, bv\nwhich humanity is served and civilization advanced.\nGradually the entire world is coming to understand the truths that\nhava been plain to America from the\nbeginnings, the truths upon which aha\nhas built up her greatness and in\nmany ways oulstiipped an Old World\nthat has been sniggering under the\nhandicap of anachronistic Ideas.\nHeeause the Old World has been\nslow in reaching this underslanding,\nIt has. suffered unrest an.l even convulsions, which. fortunately, havo\nbfen in the main of a minor character. In these the pendulum has\nswung too far in the opposite direction, and thus ihe ideal social evolution has been retarded. For if the\nold tyrants from palace and castle\nhave been cast out, it is not no that\ntyiants from the gutter may lake\ntheir place.\nThe world today does not ref|ulre\nthe supremacy of anv one class over\nthe others, hut the extinction of all\n(i ivilejies and distinctions that are\nnot earned by personal worth,\nBqaa)ltl> may be an empty dream\nir a world into whieh men, physically\nend mentally, are not born eiiual. Hut\nci-utility of opportunity is already\ni.ulversally recognized\u2014although certain groups may still 00 reluctant to\nadmit it\u2014that a man's value to society and claim to esteem lie In his\nown ability to be an ancestor, and not\nin the appearance he makes in the\ncold, reflected light of a glurious im-\ncesiry.\n(C.-pyripht, 1114, by Metropolitan\nNewspaper -Service. New York)\nthree weeks. According to the beat\n'nformed political circles here today the proceedings of the boundary commission hns occasioned\nconsiderable anxiety recently, and\nthis, ft is thought, will be the\nprincipal Issue at the general election.\nVr-eshlentinl Fle-cilon nt Once\nBERLIN, March ft.\u2014The government's proposal designating March\n^!), ns presidential election day,\nand April ^6 for a second ballot If\none were necessary, was adopted\nby the reichstag today.\nHand it, Murders Trainman\nCALCiAIlY, March 9.\u2014J. 1'. Calkins, n Canadian Pacific railway\ntrainman, was shot and Instantly killed by a yeggrnan. who attempted to loot the Walsh, Alta.,\nstation early this morning. R,\nI'Shiels, another employee, was\nwounded. The bandit, who was\n] armed with a shot gun, made his\nj escape without disturbing property.\nI-rf'iiSThe Council Opens\nGENEVA, March ft.\u2014Austen\n.Chamberlain, the IJivtish foreisu\nsecretary, opened the 23rd sess'on\nof Ihe council of the League of\nNations today. Diplomats, government agents and newspapermen from\nnil corners of Europe were ln attendance, attracted by the importance of the subjects which will be\nconsidered by the council.\nMcljirg Thrc-nK-ns to Abandon Mines\nSYDNEY, N.S., March !).\u2014Abandonment of the coal mines owned\nby the people of Nova Scotia and\nBRIEFS FROM THE WIRE\nKxjKirt Demand Firms Wheat\nWINNIPEO, March P.\u2014Improved\ndemand the stronger Liverpool\ncables Imparted a firmer tone to\nthe wheat market today. Exporters were in the market all through\nthe session, and a large volume\nof business was transacted.\nllhiekmail I'lollcr (ids Two Year-*\nLONDON. March \u00ab..\u2014William\nCooper I lohhs, n solicitors clerk,\nwho wns tried on (he charge of accepting checks for tl.MVlOO In connection wiih a blackmailing plot\nagainst tSlr Hari Singh, an East\nIndian prince, was found guilty\ntoday, and senlenced to two year*\nat hard labor.\nTo Dissolve Vl.slcr House\nBELFAST. March 9.\u2014Dissolution\nof tho present Ulster house will\ntake place ihis week, and an election will follow during the next\noperated by the Rrltish Enl\nSteel corporation Is the altern|\nheld out by J. E. MoLurg,\npresident of the company, inl\nevent of failure on the part oi\nprovincial government to a\nprotection to men he conside\nnecessary to bring Into the colj\ndistrict to man the mines.\nDRESDEN, March S.\u2014I'i\nFrledrich Wllhelm of Prussia. \u25a0\nond cousin of the former\ndied here today.\nNew Zealand Railway\nExperts on Inspection\n* Tour of Canada Li\nVANCOUVER, March 9.\u2014Two I\nresentatlves of the governrj\nowned railways of New Zealandf\nPlckard, ass'stant traffic mana|\nand \\V. R. Davidson, assistant\nengineer, have arrived In Van!\nver to study methods of railway!\neration and general conditions!\nthis country. Today they are f\nspecting the Canadian Pacific\nway terminals and shops In \\1\ncouver, and expect to leave tot*\nrow to make their survey of Cm\ndian conditions over the Canadian-T\ncific railway. A tour of the Una\nStates, Europe India and AustrJ\nwill follow in tho course ot\nround-the-world trip, which Is\ning made In the interests 0_\nbroad program of development\nextension now being planned\nlhe New Zealand government\nthe railways of thnt country.\n\"RUB IT IN\" To Remove\nACHES & PAINS!\nRUB Zam-Buk in to relieve the\nsharp twinges of rheumatism\nsciatica or lumbago. Rub it in to\naching; backs, stiff joints and sore muscles,\nand to move cold-on-the-chest. 2am- Bute\ndoes far more real good than poi&ouous\nlinaiueiits. Its penetrative pain-killing'\nessences get right to the root of trouble,\nallaying soreness, congestion, swelling\nand inflammation in a wonderful way.\nlis* Zam-Buk for all cuts, -aomuls and bruiw*.\nIt prevents festeritig and blood-poiaon and ensures\nrapid healthy fatal nm, 50c box all dealers.\nram-Buk\nAlio for eozema, plmploe, rashes, bad logs, piles, poisoned wounds, eto., I\nwe are dealing with HoniPthiny ihul\nat heart is nn better Hum a stupid\naupemtltion which has beeoaat woven\ninto the warp o( ctvUlaatloa, and\nwinch, like all superstitions, has hampered profreaa If In the past it han\nnut r.ti.l.ied Impossible, at least It\nl.as -jreatly curtailed, lhe expressions\n.-1' individual worth by whieh alone\nhumanity advances.\nThis was fully realized In the\neighteenth century by the m.-n of\n(<\u25a0 in] .a r.i I Ivi-ly hum hie or Ir in who cotn-\npNsirt -.-.hat was known as the Third\nK:-iat\u00ab- in France. When. In const-\noueare, Ihey put forwnrd their revolu-\ntinnary proposal* that the country\nahutild he given a conMilutinn under\nWhieh all men might enjoy i-i|iin|\nrlghta at law nnd Hual oppnrlnnil Ie.**-\nior aelf-aapraaatoa, ihe boat Sffumani\nthat aristocracy could oppose lo it\nwai that nobility wtm an order eon set-rated bj antiquity, and that its rights\nand privileges were supported hy the\nauthority of centuries. Which was to\ns-ay that If a wrong h:id heen a wrong\n\u2022or n sufficient number of centuries\nj It beeomoa In consequence an established right.\nIt was not an argument likely to\nprevail with men determined tn sweep\naway sliams so that realities might\nbe given a cha nrr to bloom.\nTin y had peea how, a century earlier\nCromwell had hmken the sha.l.li-s\noT divine rUht whieh MtaN Kngland as they were still fellerltiR\nFranci\u00bb. They had wilni s*ed more recently the revolution In North America, whereby a f i pp people had re-\niusftd to t-uhmlt to Uu yoke of a\nBfasaat of government already iin.i-\nOBTOnial le ii nil futile. And they WI-TO\nreaatVed upon winning for themselves\na similar emancipation from the chains\nof feudalism and prlvlWge, imposed\nGusLvaxiie\nthut Banishes\nAll Worry\nTHE Snyder Sani-Bilt Guarantee against moths is a document of\nreal value. It means something. It means something right now.\nIt means something for the future.\nRight now it means that you may buy Snyder's Sani-Bilt Living\nRoom Furniture with every confidence; that the furniture to which\nthe Snyder Sani-Bilt Guarantee is attached is the genuine Sani-Bilt\nFurniture, the only furniture which is treated in the Sani-Bilt way.\nFor the future the Sani-Bilt Guarantee means that you will never\nbe troubled by moths in this furniture so long as it lasts\u2014and it is\nbuilt to last many years. The Sani-Bilt process removes all temptation\nfor moths. Moth grubs starve to death if hatched on fabrics treated by\nthis process. The experiment has been demonstrated not once but\nhundreds of times.\nConsequently in the Sani-Bilt Guarantee you have a document\nworth preserving. It is the guarantee that banishes all worry. There\nis no other guarantee like it. It covers all points needing guarantee\u2014\nconstruction, as well as moths. From moths Sani-Bilt is guaranteed\nabsolutely immune, inside and out.\nIf moths should get into your suite and do any damage, produce\nthe Sani-Bilt Guarantee. Your dealer has our authority tc replace the\nsuite without cost to you. We make this offer with every suite that\nleaves the factory.\n_-\u00ab . Snyder's _.,_+\nSANi^biiT\n\u2022^vSgroomfurniw\nGuaranteed Moth Proof\nConstructed\nFor Life Long Use\nThe frames of Sani-Bilt are more\nthan usually strong, being constructed\nof heavy posts and rails of solid Canadian hardwood. The springs are very\nstrong coils of heavy steel wire, rustproof and oil-tempered, tied and cross-\ntied in place with heavy cord. They\nrest on an interlaced mattress of\nstretch-proof Scotch webbing, fastened to the frames to stay. Every particle of the upholstery fillings is fresh\nand new\u2014and mothproof.\nYou have a very wide choice of designs and coverings in the Sani-Bilt\nrange, and the suite you want can be\nhad at the approximate price you want\nto pay.\nMake sure to lift the cushions after\nthe dealer has shown you our guarantee, and look for the Sani-Bilt trade\nmark. It's proof positive that there\nhas been no mistake.\nSNYDER'S, LIMITED,\nWaterloo, Ontario.\n-.?;.):\"?\nX\n 3H\u00b0t\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1923\nFage Seven\n\"Try a Nip Tonight\"\nBEST PROCURABLE\nj__t\nPRODUCE 0, SCOTLAND *<^\n-f O.fM'.DO.CM AMD (ULVfWI CLfNUVET OU\">OWN stun...\nBOTTLED t 6UARANTtE0\nTha Original Label\u2014look for it at tha Vendora' and Innat on\nGRANT'S \"BEST PROCURABLE.\"\nThis advertisement is not published or displayed b)\nthe Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British\nColumbia.\nI AVIS CUT DRAWS\nBT. PATRICK'S DAY\nWAKlllNOT'iN, .Uim-'i 9,\u2014Drawings\n'or the Pavis run international t.-nnis\nll-ltc-lii's will I,., li.-l.l nl 111.- I.in-Alticr-\ncan Union building lu-r.- March 17.\nOfficials nf Hi,, various challenging\nitlons, Including Ca'iada, have been\nBTttod to attend.\nST. PATRICKS\nLUND SECOND\nifll\nHlunk Montreal-) in Final\nGame of tlic National\nSchedule\n'T\ncttred by my p.i|n|e\u00ab\n\u2022without iwrf-sry, M\nfunded unless cured. Book\non rectal disesses, free. M.. .\ntion in attendance for women 9 I TORONTO, .March 5*.\u2014-St. l';i trick\nclosed tlio regular National Hockey\nIcutfno tMMD licre tonight with a\n-i w il victory over Montreal, which\nu-avo the Irishmen ndtiputed aosaaa-\n\u2022Inn (rf MOOOd piaee, two points\nahead of Canadiens- Practically nothing was at itake, and the gama wns\nplayed in Bood humor all tin- war.\nTo AdiiniM went the honor of\n\u25a0coring the first ponl to the evening, lh* circled liie net. and after\nhr ef duel with Benedict, who catne\nout or goal, slipped iho puck in\nHn- mt. Allan is scored tho MCOnd\ncounter. A third one in this period\nwas dlnnllowed hy the referee,\nWhile McCalTery and Adams\nThere's no sense in mixing a mess of i y> , vis,hh1u' ,,1,t\\'H',ial,v; bo* J\"\nthe third period the visitors tiled\nhard io seoie, but Roach was invincible. The real of the period wai\naltogether in St. Pate favor.\nnummary\nFirst period\u2014No. eoore.\nSecond period \u2014 1. St. 1'uts. Atlanis,\n1:10; 2, St. l'ats, Adams, 10:110.\nThird period\u2014I, !;t. l'ats, McCaf-\nfefy. 10:00.\nMusterole Works.tWithout the\nBlister\u2014Easier, Quicker\nCOLEMAN TAKES TWO STRAIGHT\nALBERTA TEAM CANADIENS MAKE FISTS FLAIL A1H\nAGAIN DEFEATS IPLAYOFF BERTH i WHEN SENATORS\nROSSLAND MEN BEATING TIGEiS DEFEAT BRUINS\nCalgary Canadians\non Tour for Title\nin center and Mitt-hell, right wins;.\n1,,-tck attain, Calrary has a much\natronffer liiit-up thun a year ago, de-\naplte llu- Iohs ut llerble L-ewia and\nJohnny Douckfl who aro with Du-\nItttfe,\nIt Is known that RlpW, Adams\nand Irving will he with the Calgary\nTigers of the western Canada professional league next winter.\nMONTREAL. March 9.\u2014Tha\nYoung Suns of Ireland captured tho\nJunior hockey championsh u of Que-\nhec hy defeating Westmount high\nschool 4 to 1 here thia afternoon,\ngame was a replay of Saturday's\nBeat the British Columbia\nChamps Eight to Four\nin the Second Game\nTAKE CUP BOUND\nBY EIGHT GOALS\nKootenay Boys Even for\nTwo Periods; Outclassed\nin the Last One\nVANCOUVER, Much I.\u2014Being\nforced to play only six players, owing\nIn the ruling of tlic- Alberta Hockey\nunion in debarring loin- of the regulars, did not make any difference' lo\nIhe y.ning Cnlenian Tigers in the\nfilial game nf thtir Allan cup elimination se ics with Roislond .Miners\nhere tonight. Tin- Tigers uncorked\nhe smt...tliest combination seen here\nIn aical.'iir ranks iu ninny a day.\nand hy a ln..l period finish, when\nthey ran ln five goals, emerged\nVictorious, S to I which gave them a\nlead of 1.1 lo .\". on the round.\nJohnson and Singer Brilliant\nThe Rossland !\u2022-am [..light hard for\nuv., periods, an.l through Hi- brilliant playing nt Johnaon in goal,\nand Ringer on He- firing line, kept\nthe speedy roungstera hustling. The\nfirst period ended 1-1, and Cnlenian hail Ihe edge, 3 In 1. nl the eon-\nelusion nf ih,. aecond period,\nlan Ho- lasl (i nn-- i nl ii ole.\nman kids skating rings uround their\nheavier opponents, an.I n was a\nregular procession. Tin- neat work\n,.r Waana, Sheppard and Th.n-sleln-\ns.in nu the forward line id the winners was even more inili.u.i than in\nHi., firsi game.\nTin- Colem in left l.u- Winnipeg ai'i.-r ilo- game, I., compete in\nih., inxi rvuml nf Hie Allen cup\nIrvin\nefe\nmustard, flour and water when you can\neasily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness\nwith a little clean, while Musterole.\nMusterole is made ol pure oil of\nmustard and other helpful ingredients,\ncombined in the form of the present\nwhite ointment. It takes the place of\nmustard plasters, and will not blister.\nMusterole usually fiver, prompt relief\n(rom sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,\ncroup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,\nheadache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of lhe\nback or joints, sprains, pore muscles,\nbruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of\nthe chest fit may prevent pneumonia).\n40c and 75c, at all druggists.\nThe Musterole Co. of Canada. Ltd.,\nMontreal.\nBetter than a mustard piaster\nJ rvtnr ,mil\nThe Old Blei\\d\nWhisky\no\/tKi\nraoM tmc\nOngu-jJ. Rcape\nIr '\nl7->6\nThis advertisement is net\ntubUihed or displayed liv tlm\n-IQUOR CONTROL BOARD\nthe Government of Hritish\nSolumbia,\nSunday Trains\nBetween\nROSSLAND\nTRAIL\nNELSON\nMarch 1, 8, 15, 22\nLV, Uosslnlld\nI.v. Trail ...\nAir. Nolsnri\nilia a.m\nI.v. .Nels.,ii Ill: 4:, ,,.,11.\nI.v. Trail I: ir, pin.\nAir. Kusslan.l ..... . .|: ;,i) p.m.\nMaking .Ml Btopa.\nFurther'announcement will be\nnailo If service u, he p.-rma-\nJ.S. Carter, D. P. A.\nNELSON, B. C.\nSHEIKS EXPECT TO\nBE STRONG TONIGHT\nCougars Reach Saskatoon\nThis Morning; Take Two-\nGoal Lead Into Game\nBA8KATOO.V. Mai\noris team will arrl\nmnnit'n.v morning, ;\ndug meet Baakatooi\nih,\neh li -Tin Vic-\nre In Sa-kalouii\ni ml 111 [he cve-\ni Sheiks in Uu\nsec,,n,l game nf llle semifil\nihe Western Canada Hockey leafui\nchampionship.\nny virtue ul their via nl Ibe\neunst l.i.-i week. :: to 1, Victoria\nlikes a IWO-goal lead Into lhe\ngnni... Tin- teem making the most\nnumber nf goals m.cis Calgary for\ntin- championship.\nThe Slnii.S ,X|,...I In he ill lull\nStrength fnr Un* game, t'nm, lull nml\nUelae, defence. vve*e hoth injured at\nthe const, hm v ill In- on tile lee.\nCameron suffered a leg Injury, and\nit.ire was nil nil llle lead.\nInlerest is running high here, and\nHie i. ams will peri..i in for a pa &ed\nrail;\nFLY MASK TAKES\nHaving Wen Trial Steeplechase He Is Favorite\nfor Grand National\nnl llu- I.\ndeal of\nturdsy.\nall \u2022'\t\ngin\nFly\nnl i-\nHasl\ntoday\n\u2022 I .VII\nsi. taken ami offered\ni offered! Winn,ill an,\nI'm tn 7 against i.l-\n-\" in I against: are*\ni\" I against ottered\ntaken.\nLEEDS UNITED\n[n Second Division Barnsley\nBlankl Derby County;\nBlackpool Loses\nLoNhoX. Harofc '.'. - KX':\\,\\wt\\\\;\\\\\\ I'n-s-\nc i \u2014 Poottall remlti ui punei\nplayed today vera:\nrii-at Divliton\nTottenham Kotipure, \u25a0>\u25a0 Loata I'nlt-\nSncond Divlnion\nHiinisli'.v, I: Derby C.iuiily. U.\nCorentr) C, -; Blackpool, i.\nThird DivUicn\u2014Southern Section\nAberdare, \u2022.'; Charlton Atbletta, u.\nRaffby Union Kospttalt Cap Btml-\nrinnlt\n(Juys Hoipttal, tt; KIiikh College 3,\nlUt-plny SX IIMiiuuimI.)\nKunic only\ntUcttd, Wa\nr.M*l[.h'iils.\nSuuimaty\nui- i. Host\ns..* I period- :t. i:-i\n.':\u00bb\",; i. Coleman, Thon\n\u25a0Iheppard. 7:00: \u25a0\". Coin\nWaitnn\n10:1\nThird period -\nI: tli 7. Coleman.\ns. Ri HMitind, M;u -\nBhe p peril,\nclean\nnl, Bla-rei\ntrom Thor\ntnl, N'ui-tl\nnsiui, I'rui\n. Bhrppan\nan, Warai\nCAWIAItY, March 9.~rii.M>rKe Mr-\nTeer, 175 poun.ls tlprence Ktar, was\nunable to aicompany the Calgary | \u25a0\u00bb\u00ab\nCanadian* whtn tbaaf left thli aft- \u25a0 The ...\n\u2022moon in ouoot of CUuUm junior Muee-all overtime game here, and\nhockey honon. Oih< iwise the Ab- the winners will now meet the\nbott Cup holders aro at full itreriKth. Ottawa junior title holders for the\nThe team haa developed three new-: ri\u00abht to enter the eastern Canada\ncomers this winu-r. With It pby final against Aura Leo of Toronto.\nTrim League Leaders Four!Final Minute of Play in the\nto One in a Necessary] Final Game Produces a\nVictory\nNear Riot\nMONTREAL, March 9.\u2014The Canadiens qualified for a pos'Mon in the\nNational Hockey league elimination*\nfor the championship when they won\nthiir f nai scheduled kmro hffe\ntonight, defeating the league-leading Hamilton Tigers. 4 to 1.\nHowie Morenz and Orie Otaffcnftl\nwere ranoulble for the Canadiens1\ngoals, after hr Hlant effOft\u00bb, Mju*-\nenx, in particular being. t\u00bbrilliaut\naa lie flashed about tho ice to\nbring hH tally for the evening t'J\nthree goals.\nHamilton! were downed hy a tbotO\nwli ch was superior at all sBagoa. The\nTigers started out in real eani'st.\nbut after the tint period were very\nlittle iQ the picture. And, as they\nsaw the game si Pt>*flg away, substitutes mn si'nt in to rapw'de the\nregulara.\nThe game ended in an ii|u*i>:ir.\nas jday became stn-nuons in Hu-\nt five minutes. Coutu and Lan\nBOSTON', March I, \u2014 The Ottawa\nSenators outclassed ths Boston Brains\nin the final game of the National\nEtockey tatvus season hers tonight,\nUimralng the looali 4 to l, with plea-\nlj (ii apmt%\nit wan an uniriten-sting gani<* fol\ntin most part, but there were poaaU\nluiitas of trouble throuffhont Bf\ntfieani et strict rulings Referee Lis*\nibimnii' kept thtags lh otabt slatost\nthe\nend.\nul of MOO wa\nthe largest of the Boston season.\nIn tin* laul tnfnute of. the game the\nbad 6lood thai had been apparent\nfrom the outset, resulted in a near\nri.n. Hltchtvan and \"Honly\" Smith\n(\u2022i-.ini.-ii their sticks after a collision\npear tbe llruins' roal, and wi nt at it\nv nn their flats. The two teams\n.i.iii.il in. and Referee Laflamms uas\nI HUTOttnded by a seething mob of\ni]iin>vr'.\nj it looked for s tin,,* m if the epec-\n:-\u2022 \u25a0 hand, but peaa\ntheut serious trouble\nlois both had to ntire limping after , \u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\na collision. Morenz was boftohod ; pr*\nfor roughing Langlo's previously, I Ottawa's dofenoe was working at Wo\n\u25a0md Randal) was the target for abuse' l.,-i. and the Bruins had little ehadce\nttom spectators. Be was also \\\\o ecoif. The single tall) was un I\ntupped on ihe head by a woman' triple attack by Herberts, Mitchell\nspectator during I scuffle with Mur-jjurd Cooper, the beat pleee of work ef\nLoflgetde the boards.\nBy virtue of their Min. Canadiens1\nwill play St. l'ats in the opening j\ngame of the league eliminations\nher\" Wednesday. They play the re- I\nlorn game iu Toronto Friday night.\nSuiiiimir.v\nFirst period\u20141, Hamilton, Ited\nQreea, 8:00; I, Canadiens, Moren*,\n1:10.\nSecond period\u20143, Canadiens, Cleg-|\nhern. 10:08.\nThird period-- 4, Can.ld ens. Jgor-\neni B:00; 6. Canadiens, Morena :30.\ni tnnk thing.s ens\nid railed n;>. Dm\nAla and Cla\nbad a perl\ny tWO,\ni most\nTbe\nBwitarri\nIce. 'l'i\nid rri\\\n\u25a0 'I St.\nnf l-Ynn\ni-. Kngta\nM\"\nBuy a\nlb. tin\n-also in\nPackets\npiked\n(*omp.ny ol Canada. Limited\n:ls\n\"'.: \u00bb. Co\n10, r..l.-nn\nTl'\n..I.\nWaana\nratclnson\nSli.-ppnr.l\nl: .-\u25a0!\u2022! In\nAsMi.-inlinn fn\niii England th\nplayers an In i\nhldieai price c\\\n110,000.\nI'nited Stales. Th\n\u25a0 paid for one a*a\nEd Walsh's Cap\nMovea Whenever\nHe Oiled Spitter\nBt ai. sekarek\n(Formir ntcli-r, N.Y. CUnta)\nrow liis\ni.ill of hli\nhe used in applying the\nte the ball caused the hill nf\nap in in.,..- up aud down, it\ni.ui remained stationary they\na fast ball ...-is coming. How-\ni:.l bad ao ' li start that\nFAST BALL\nChaasy. the oM-tlnae\ni.e the Chicago rubs, usi-ii\nin \"advertise*' hie spitter ami taat\nball, Wbi-nev.-r lie apimrently UOk\n\u25a0 real pa I li H to Sihinv lhe butter that\nlie was upphlinr naliva t.\u00bb the ball,\nii was invariably s fast bull\u2014but,\nif he brought the ball ap and down\nfrom hla month qutckly, apparently\nupply no moisture, ii was u spltibull.\nP?W\u00a3IP ... ...\nu tituy '-\u2022\u2022'\u2022\u2022\u25a0'^^^*^!**-\u2022-'-\n*-.^ES\"'\nfad\u00a9\nf.\nml\nwomen\n9\nThey shouldn't. Women at forty should\nbe in the prime- of menial alertness and\nphysical charm.\nThey shouldn't be worried about wrinkles. They\nshouldn't he sallow, or suiTsr wiih headaches\nand backache, or he fussy about what thev cat.\nJ\nNinety nine lime--, oUI\nfort\\' cpu be prevail\nABBEY'S.\nABBEY'S ovcrcon-.cn\n.sagged check?, puff}' i\nspots, poor blood, '.\nappetite, nervousnes:;,\neral run-down conditio\nMake up your mind vo\nmentally and more rt'\nthan at 20 or 30.\n\u2022 tuimlrerl, fading at\n.-\u202211 corrected with\ntroubles that make\n'-, sallow skin, liver\nstomachs, lack of\n\u25a0 essness and a gen-\nthe system.\n\u2022'' he more charming;\n: physically at 40\nYou can, you know, by correcting the liltle ailments now\u2014 the irrcguli r bowels, the first pimple,\nthe touch of indigestion, I he headaches and backaches that come from constipation.\nAt these first lyraptoms of bad health, take ARBF.Y'S.\nNot one dos; alc>ne\u2014bai take AIlol-'.Y'S regularly\nuntil mind and body r.r: ptrfectly attuned to normal,\nvigorous health again.\nABBEY'S is the perfect treatment for young ind old-\nit means health for the whole family; it his brought\nhealth and protected health for more than half a\ncentury.\nYour druggist knows the valu;\nhim for a bottle today.\nABBEY'S \u2014 ask\n\"FOR CONSTANT HEALTH\"\n L\nI\n \u2022-\u25a0\n' *\u2022\nPaw Eieht\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1025\n.-V-;--\n__ Finance\ns JtMYSlTUATlON\nSpeculative Uneasiness\nLeads to Unloading When\nMoney Rates Jump\n'* NEW YORK, March 9. \u2014 Speculative uneasinesa over tho money situation was Kinrrally held responsible\nibr the heavy selling of plucks In today's market. Call money opened unchanged at 3 Vfa per cent, but Boon\njumped to 4 and 4',\u25a0\u25a0 and !>, closing at\n(he top.\n' United States Steel common closed\ni1* lower, at 12S$i, after having sold\nfii 123***. Anierfgan Can fluctuated\nlA-twecn ITS Si and 182*4, closing \u00bb-\nlf.0%, a net loss of 1 point. Baldwin\nopened at J4(t%. yielded to 137-j*. and\nthen rallied to 1119 4. off 1 \u25a0\"* on the\nday. Studeb;iker clubed fractionally\nhigher at 44%.\nWilson & Company preferred broke\n\u00bb SS%, and then rallied to If, off\nT__ on the dav. Allan tic Gulf and\nWest Ind tea was heavily sold. total\nquoted aw luw as 2H*4, and then rallied to r>\\, off 2\\ en the day. Miami\nCopper broke more than -i points, to\nUU, the lowest price in IS years.\nUnited States Distributing preferred\nbroke 10 points on one sale.\n'Many industrials showed net losses\nof IH to 8',* points.\nNational Enamelling advanced 3 '\u25a0>\npoints, to 35, slipping back later to\n34 on profit taking. Maxwell Motors\n\"A\" and \"H\" ut tained new peak\nprices for the year at Sit 1-j and 59'i\nrespectively. Uutte and Superior advanced a point, at -0-2- tiood buying\nnlso was noted in American Hide and\nLVather preferred, Manhattan ICIec-\nWOal Supply and He publican Steel.\nMoney rates hi-td firm with 4 per\ncent imoted for the 60 to 90-dny maturities and 4'i- for tbe loafer rales.\nCommercial pap-er ranged from 3;,*i to\n4'i.\n1 Total sale-H\u2014l.*2fi,7fl0 shares.\nv doling* {\"(notations\nAmer. Can.\nAnoi*. I,oco\nAnacontta\nAtchison ..\nH. & O. .\n(T r. m. ..\nA. T. t. ...\n(^tiile .i...\nCom .,...\n(tefl. Motors\nO, N. pfd.\nc.r-RTiby ....\nInspiration .\nKmnecott\nMiami \t\nV Y. C\u201e ...\nN. P\t\nI'lullips ...\nPacific ....\nIt. I\t\nSludebaker .\nShell \t\nS 1'\t\nStan. Oil C;\nStan. Oil Ind.\nSian. Oil Kv, ,\nStan. Oil N. J.\nTexaH \t\nU. 1'\t\ntJ, S. S \t\nHadiy v^ ,.\n\"High ]..\nIM'\n140 5\n1-3',i\n17\nj:.:i\n-til\nIL'I\"\n117',\nClost\nISO7).\n140 H\nI.\n\u2122*\n13\nXUtt\n\u2022>!(%\n\u25a013'a\n11%\n11 tt\nu%\n104%\n1 (Mi\nSs--.\n181\nTig\n111\niii\n-n\nal 1\nIL'\n121 u\n411\n304 7\u201e\ni t:'*\nINK\nI4T-5\n1S|\nVANCOUVER STOCKS\n< Reported b]\nB. c. Hirer ..\nI'nrk \t\nllranby \t\nIndian \t\nInternational\ngllveramtth ...\n\u25a0 0. Montana\nSjiiiiiui \t\n1 rnj.ui \t\nllunwcll \t\nr.liiilir \t\nI'reinler \t\nItufus \t\nSt-lkliks -.\t\nIndian\t\n(.'. I\". Ft.' ......\n\\v. Apple\nili.l\nnnil\nAsk.il\n1.IIH\n1.I7U\nWINNIPEO OHAIN QTtOTATIONS\nWheat-\nMay ..\nJuly . .\nOM. ..\nOut,-\u2014\nMay ..\nJuly ..\nOet ..\nBar ler\u2014\nMuy . .\nJuly ..\nOet ..\nKlnx\u2014\nMar ..\nJuly ..\nOct. ..\nart\u2014\n\u2022\u25a0iny*,.,\nJ nil- .,\nteen\n192\nllll;\nLow Close\nMany a Strong\nless)\nBy Small Ads\nHALFALQAF1S\nBETTERTHAN\nNONE\"\nThis is _pod dd-\nvevtism^sense\nJuet becau. i a man cannot affcrd\nto bn-' a whole bend Issue doesn't\nkeep hlm from purchasing* bonds periodically and (rotting* excellent return.\nTills also works In advertising1-,\nIf you can possibly afford (fcttt\njuts, it is Usually sound business polio use th.in, but do not fail io\nadvertise b.-cause you can afford only\nnull ads. Many wry substantial\nbusinesses have been bulll through tht\n\u25a09S5, as compared with\n128,508,861 for 1828.\nA decrease of over Jl.Oini.OOO Is\nshown in tiie net surplus for the year,\nthe figures for 1923 helm,' |l,69$,t47.\nas compared with $403.!)!!.-ill\nTills IKSII,' do.\nlli-ilisli\ni rn a \u00bb.--\nuu. up \u2022:'\nOther ch\nn. nnd Hi\nMarch ii\nn II,,- pr\n- i*i-nti r\nif Inl.-iii-t i\nhome inilii\nMniiu-i nl I'ower.\nMETAL MARKETS\nHEW YORK. March l. \u2014 l-'o\nur allrer, Wic.\nMINNEAPOLIS GRAIN\n.Mi.\\.\\'i:.\\!'i \u00bbL1S, Mart h 9 - Flour u\nhsoired, 19.63 lo |9.75 a barrel.\nHnn-92-4 to f\u25a0.'.[.:\u25a0>\u2022.\nx.i:\nitures, 14-K\n\u2014 No.\nNo. I in\nsouth''\nWpOt and fulurt\nnorth, in. Ml-60 I\nZme \u2014 QUI\n7.60; futun-s\nAntlmonv -\nAt London:\nHtandttrd ci\n(01\nQuiet; spot, ?!-.\nEGG MARKETS\n.17\n?17\nfin\nlip.\n.1311 .\n1 IH-\nlll\nJ 11'\nBURT COMMON\nUP SIX POINTS\nAfter \u25a0 Climbing on Heavy\nBuying Shares Recede\nSome; Smelters Strong\nTORONTO, Mar\ntensive bin in(f of\nshares occurred i\nchange today and\n6 points, In 171.'\nfl\nlfi v-\nex-\nN. Hurt Co nm\nthe Toronto ex-\n\u25a0 price moved up\nHurt shares\nceded from the blgh point attained in\nlb.- morning, and finished with a net\ngain of 3%, at 188-H- I'acllic Buit\ncommon was up 2, to 96,\nThe common shares of the Rogers\nct in pany closed n point lower, at 61.\nDominion Canners common moved up\n0!i lo \u00bb'-':'i und finished -Ji below tbe\npeak, at IIH.\nSmelters WftR stronger. Transactions were made at lilt to' ?\u2022, and the\nclose was at the latter. Twin City\nsold at M to fi,'.,\nOther changes: Brazilian Traction.\nMV -14; Duluth superior, off \\\\; Winnipeg Blectrlo coftmon, off %; B. C\nFishing, up %; Cement com mon, up\n%', Car pr. f.rr.d, off ' 1 U : Canadian\nOeneral EleetrlJ prtttraaa, up %:\nMackey, off %, bo IH',,, tx-dividend.\nEXPORT BUYING\nRAISES WHEAT\nSharp Advances Result Also\nFrom the Smaller Farm\nStocks\nBlcctrolytlc co]\nfutuns, CIS 1V-.\nTin - Bpot,\n\u00a3219 ll llii.\nLi-nil\u2014gpot, I3i\nlid.\nXinc\u2014Slinl 131\n''nl;\ns liii\not. H.I\nSpot, ai'.i\n.- 'ill: lutil\nI; future!,\nl'uturi-.i.\nSPOKANE STOCKS\nOTTAWA, M n\n' Toronto\u2014JoUil\nWlnnlpoi\nred Mtraa, :l\"i-\nMale Help Wanted\nMEN. WOMEN\u2014To learn barberlnff;\npain while learning: tools supplied\nCatalogue free. Moler College. Van\nITH1V\nEAIIN MONUT AT HOME \u2014 Tou can\nearn II lo $2 an hour In your span\ntime wrltinR show cards. No can-\nv.-issIiik. We Instruct you liv tun\nnew Bimple Dlreetocrapll System\nRiipply ynu with wiiil, mid ray ynu\ncash eai'll wevk. Wiile today for\nfull particular:\" and free, bno'-lel\nWint-Angim Bbow fniil Bervloa Limited, '.l'i Collioriio lluiUlintr. Tnrolilo\nCniniilii. is.1 Ill)\nTlll.f, your wants tlii-miRli The Dally\nNewa classified column*\nFemale Help Wanted\nWANTED \u2014 ll.n.s, ln.-p.i-. il\narm. Api lyj. *_\u25a0 Pre '\nCAPABI-R uiii lor hoiiaearorl\nBox Ml^il. Xclsi.il Ni-KH\nH-ANTi:i)-l'i\"irst-\"liis., won,an\nFebruary !S. Mete wiib.-k.\nHotel. CTealon.'BO.\t\nSituations Wanted Female\nHOL'KK-\nill-sum. ill\nIdle nc-il\nreliable.\nnil,1,1:-\nN..I-II!\niniii.iiii'.ii 1\nApply ^^\nI. A. V :i\nLEGAL NOTICES\nGOVERNMENT LIQUU\u00bb ACT\nMOTICB I-''\n:i;it \"UCENCB\nen tin\nfirsts, 38\n- light, i\n(Reported by C. W\n\"nrlt .\n|.'|..i-.-iii\nNabob\nPremie\ngllveri\nllinwal\nAlipl.-M\n1.1(1\n\u25a0v\u2014 |i.-:il. -rs oinill\n:'.,.-: flrata, 30c: s\nnlon \u2014 Slill usln\nMarch\nMONTREAL PRODUCE\nkv .im\nlllllvm\nNELSON BUTTERFAT\ni MONTREAL.\nchanged; hull,\nI dull.\nI Butter\u2014No.\nNo, I\natronge\nINlH.ll-\n1-,-onds\nMinis\nl-'l\n\u2014 I'.r hag.\nThe Consolidated Mining & Smelting\nCompany of Canada, Limited\nOffice Smelting and Refining Department\n\u25a0TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA\nSmelters and Refiners\nPurchasers ot Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores.\nProducers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zinc.\nTADANAC, TRAIL\nNotice la Innli\nttm nf March neat, the nmi.-rsigii,\nirlnnill to apply 10 llll: Liquor Cn\nirol Hoard fnr licence, under Bectn\ni.-.i.. Government Liquor Ant.\nIll-spent i.r pre mis. -s licitii* part\nbuilding known as Meraey Hotel, sit\nIted ar Brie. Rrttlah Columbia, un-\nthe lands di scril.i-il as l-.t imtnh\nI.'its I anil ^. llhick r,. Lot l'j:!7, I\nassissineiit rule In Kootenay Dlatrl.\nNelson, u ('. F..r aala of baer '\n'.'lass or open liottle for consiiinpli\noil the Iin liiises.\nDatid I'tliruary 20, li'LTi.\nO. A. IIAULUNO.\n117) l'1-..prii-liir.\n'UOVEBN1HENT tlQUOW ACT'\nNOTICE OF AI'I'l.U'ATION roll\nOF AI'I'l.lCA'rlON\nBSER LICENCE\n31st\nsign.\nthat.\n'. Hi.-\nlira\nunder.\n1...41101\n'nn,I\nLota\niv la lien-Ill' give\nlay nl Marcli in-\nInl. mis t.i apply\n1 Hoard fot a li'-'ii\nnt l.leinl::,::; lielll* I'Ull uf llll\n,g l.u., .vn Iis Tlic N..1II1111\n\u25a0Ituata m Halino, Hrilish Co-\n. upnii Uio lands described m\nNo. :. and I'.. Block t. Snlino\n1 Columl -Man 633, Kootenai\nReglatH 1 U.:;li-i.-t. In Hn\n f lliiii-li Col i.m. I\"t\n1.. of liner I\"- lh'- i:la.. or 1.3\np.ii li-.llli: fnr cninuinptioii 01\nated this \"<)lh day of rL-lii-uary.\nInsurance\nTomorrow may bo too late.\nINSt'RE TODAY yntB\nCHAS. F. McHARDY\nFlre--Llfe\u2014Automoblio and Accident\nInsurance.\n(S.-.ll)\nLive Stock for Sale\nEIGHT HEAD HEAVY\nHORSES\nNine good sets LOGGING\nSLEIGHS, SAW AND\nPLANING MILL MACHINERY. Sundry other\nequipment.\nLOVERING.LUMBER CO.,\nLTD.\nWasa, D.C.\n(S.-,lll)\nHOllSK roll SALE \u2014 IVclclit 1T.H0\npounds; ri!*!it years old: splc-nd.d\nWorker, am! sound ln every uay.\nApply James lleid, l-'alrview, Nelson. (WIT)\nCOW\u2014Five y-ars old. Jersey S. Shorthorn, freshen Marcli 21st; trnnd\nmilker. .Mrs. W. Cichbin, Sloean\nI'ark, H.C. (Mil)\nONI-- llitbt boron, one heavy horse.\nwelllht It CWt Apply J. Halilini*.\nNelson Dairy. tsr.SUJ\nOOOD t'-ilin oT~iiiirsi-s. unit liar\nTi\nin\nweishs ahoui twenty-five liun-\nSouiul and quiet, and\ndouble or siliale.\nHay. (S.-.2I)\nrORKSHIRE pita, M> Ilootbby, If.'l\nMiscellaneous for Sale\nBi\nrood 1\none-ton\nHalf\naprlnga,\ni*. H.r.\neQUlpped\nix. Beat.\n11. tt.\nGOARANTEED WOOD FIFE, !. 1\nI 1.1.. Hindi- of fir and laniiii\nplain or wire round to suit pi\nsure. I.i-ui-si prle. s ouality c\ntiafactlon itiini-antei-d\nIniini-i. Hal\nOROAN\u2014Fell\nphone. Pho\nI'till BALI\n\"P.\n_ 1 Sli\nfor Oral\nHousehold Tuition. Apply '\nI S\n 'I)\nORGAN- Beautiful Inatrument, fumed\nmil,-, in ri'eri condition. Price it:,.\nterms In milt. Masnn & II,sell I.UI.\nI'.n, Hnx SIS. Nelaon. (M7\u00ab)\n>i:\n1AI.1\nr. II. Shield\nTl\nill, ll.C.\nel pi\n(8131\nPHONOGRAPH \u2014 Full allied cabinet.\nWas (160, mnv |120. Fifteen rec-\n..r,ls. Terms In suit. Masmi II\nRlacb Ltd,, P.O. Box BIS, Nelaon.\nis\n711)\nBARRKLS, If BO 8 AND EMPTY\nBacks \u2014 MacDonald Jam Compnny\nPIPE AND FITTINGS, ETC.\nComplete Hue Pipe nnd Fittings,\nsli Blzea. Spec Uii, 1-lnr-h Pij>e, 8c\nper font. EtOOflng Felt, 1-pIy,\nll.r.O; 2-ply, $2.00; 3-ply, $2.65 per\nroll. Extra heavy 3-ply Mineralized Surface. 90 ll>s. per roll,\n8peri-.il, $3.25. %-1nch Air Hose,\niiiltable for garden a, 6c per foot.\nMixed Wire Naila, $2.00 per keg.\nWire Rope, Canvas, LoRRlng Supplies and all kinds equipment\nB.C. JUNK CO.\n135 Powell St. Vancouver. B.C\n(8633)\nGIBBON A BOM,\nAppl Icu n If\n\"UOVtRHMJiNT LIQUOR ACT\"\nNOTICE \"!\u2022' APPLICATION FOB\nBfiBB LICBNCH\nKullce |s luTcbv flYtn tliat. nn thi\nllrd day of March next, the under-\nHiRiM-d Intend! to apply io the Liquor\nC'inti'ul Board fur a liecno*-. in reftpeot\nof preml\u00abea belpg pari of -tin- tmiidiiiR\nknowa an Oq-tltt Ji\u00bbtel\u00bb si unite oi\nProctar, Brttlnh Coiuinbia, upon the\nimidH daacrlhtd aa Lot Number i'art\nat dlatrlci int \\. 30'.'. \u2022roup 1, Block\nNumiK-r a and it. Map Number Ti'i\nKocii-nay. Land fUSlaMtion District,\nin tha Province of British Columbia.\nf-.r die m_U at Wvr by the Rtaaa. or\nUy the open buttle \u00a3ur emau-mpUon on\nIn\n\u25a0il tli\nHat day of February,\nA. WARD,\nAp$lcan\nLive atocfe adtla fjuickly wlien it in\nadvertised in tjujtt eulunnm.\nlire Stock Wanted\nllll Il.l\n(M19)\nFor Sale or Ri'iil\nCity Property for Sale\nOpee for\nI inspection\n$125 Cash\u20144-Roomed Cottage,\nVictoria su'eet. I'rbe Wttt.\n$100 Cash\u2014j-Itoomed IIou.se,\nl-'uii-view. Price $1400.\nOood 5-Tloomed Houpc, fully\nmode-Tit, cement foundation; close\nto car line. Trice $1800; terms\narranged.\nThree Lots, all cultivated, ami\na nice ri-Uooined, Fully Modern\nHouae, stone foundation, In Pair*\nview. Price $2500; terms arranged.\nHere is a good close-in Properly, constating of 2 bedrooms nnd\n1 i;ith n i>, diniii;,' room, sitting\nroom, kitrhen and pantry, ground\nfloor, cement foundation. Splendid\nvalue at $3000; terms arraiiyed.\nAre you -i IInrlieulturiKt? I can\nshow you a property with some\n500 varieties of flowers, and u\ngood 6-Koomod, Fully Modern\nHouse, 3 bedrooms, brick fmindn-,\nlion, all In first-class condition;\n4 lots. Only ?3200; terms arranged.\nHoney to Loan on Properties\na. t. McMillan\nraotra cm i'.o. nux ci\nI Sill 11\n.SNAI'\u2014l.'it II, xt In 111,- Hunk nf Cliin-\nnii-rci-. Apply C. W. Aliplcyunl.\n. (SClll)\nPOR SALE \u2014 Property at comer ,.f\nVictoria strt-i-t nml Bowery avenue.\nThree lionsiH. furnlalied Inr houae-\nkoeplnc i-.-nliziiiy en,. Iiutiili-t-il ilnl-\nlar.i in-r mouth, will Bill cheap If\nbought nl nine. Mr. Lumiuiiiin. Hnx\n17, Trail III'. iM'illl.)\nCountry Property\nA SNAl'-lll tu-ri-.s. with fii-Bt-eluHs\nliinjiie. Water, ele., within l'i mll'iji\n\u2022if Hloean Cily. Itoroa. I'nst office.\nRailway Blnlinii. Public nml Hmli\nsill..nl,-- Snwiiilll. ne. W. T. .limea.\nSnulli Sl.ieiin. RC. IMI^I)\nLive stoek Eells quickly when It le\n\u00bb(lverll--i*il In Ihi... enlnnii\".\t\nFurnished Rooms to Ilent\nI'lKNI;\npllllll:\n-llllli\nt.l'i l.\nn ll.C iv|\nEngineers\nGt<*n\n\u25a0gtos., Burden Co\nNELSON, B.C.\nCIVJI. AND MININO ENOINE\u00ab\nll.C, Alberta and PuutlOloa\nLand Bnrveyora.\nII.\np. DAWSON.\ntffi\nland Surva*!\nMinlair and ClvU Engineer^\nAssayers\n1,1 W. WIDDOWSON, Box AI108 J I\nllii son. ll.C. Standard western chart!\nAuctioneers\n\\\\T CUTLER-\nIT \u2022 Qooi\nda Sold Privately and at anct j\nAuction Mart, Veruon Stri|\nFuneral Directors\nI).\nJ. ROBERTSON, T.DJ)., k ~\n101 Victoria street, i'hone I\nNight I'lii.n-. IMU (85\nStandard Tnrnlt\nCo. \u2014 Undrrtaki\n]'uner;il Dirccti\nAuto lnjarso, up*\n\u00ablute chapel. B\nBorvlces. Prlc\nruasuriable. (8j\n_______\nBRINGING UP FATHER\nCHICAQO, M*rch\nViini.i-.s In tin' price\ntoday fr*\u00bbm ba \u00bb\u25a0;\nfrom t'orrrrt Hrtii-f\nflicurea im f\n.. -J- Jharp ini-\nI wl\".at reaulted\n.rt buyinjr, and\nI lint Kiivcrnniirit\nf vmax would\nprovt; to 1\u00bb- lower than tlio average\nprivate (Ktiuiatca. The wh'at market\ncloaed ni-rv\u00abun. *_c tu Z%x net hlglH r,\n\u2022with May 11-ltS to 11.81 H, un-1 July\nSI.63 to ll.fl-W. with com varying\nfrutn J^c decline to %c lain; vnxtx,\n%B to lfic off; and luovisiuiiH shuw-\nTAKCOUVEB WHEAT\nVA.MCOirVKR. Mareh 3. \u2014 No. 1\nnorthern wheat, hid 11.1*%: ll.M*\n(\u2022tfkcdt\t\nXT\nm\nn\n^^l^JW'r-\nnr-jirnT\n_ \u2014:\u2014 By George McMantu\n c?$\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY MORX1NG, MARCH 10, 1925\nPage Nine\nREGINA PATS\nAND WINNIPEG\nENDWITHTIE\nSaskatchewan Boys Overcome Varsity Lead; Over-\ntime Fails to Break\nREGINA, March 9.\u2014In tho most\n\u25a0sensational game R-?., 33 ta I against taken and offered.\nCAST OFF HUBBY\nAIDS HIS RIVAL\nIN QUEER CASE\nDivorces Wife So Friend\nCan Wed Her; Friend's\nWife Obstructs\nIf Dempsey Chooses\nGibbons, Gibbons Will\nTake Wills On First\n; CHICAGO, March 9. \u2014 If Jack\nDempsey chooses to box Tommy Gibbons instead of Harry Wills, negro\nchallenger, in Hip first hout of his\nsummer campaign. Gibbons stands\nready to box Wills before meeting the\nheavyweight champion, Eddie Kane,\nGibbons' manager, said tonight on his\nicturn from New York.\nDuring 9hrine Week\nLOS ANGELES, March ft.\u2014Jack\nDempsey will defend his heavyweight\ntitle against Tommy Gibbons In the\n1^)3 Angeles coliseum next June, during the 1925 Shrine convention, if\nnegotiations now under way with certain Los Angeles promoters are successful, it was announced tonight by\nthe champion's manager. Jack Kearns.\nCharles Rigoulat, aged 2l>, Olympic\nlightheavyweight champion at weight\nlifting, recently brake two world's\nrecords for all \u2022categories of weight\nlifting. He shouldered nnd lifted\nlf>5.5 kilos (342.1 pounds) nnd in a\ntwo-hand snatch and raise, he lifted\n120.5 kilos (265.1 pounds). The former records were 33ti.2 and 258.5\npounds respectively.\nLEGAL NOTICES\nGOODRICH, YALGAR\nAND SEEMAN WIN\nSecond Round of Lightweight Eliminations Produces Some Fine Bouts\nMADISON SQUARE GARDEN', New\nYork, Mareh ft.\u2014Jimmy (Joodrlcb,\nBuffalo ligfitwolght. won a judges*\nverdict over \"K. O.\" Jen kel,; Toledo,\nin the first of tonight's bonis in tho\nsecond round of the lightweight elimination tournament nt Madison Square\ngarden. Jeakel weighed 1.14 and his\nopponent one pound more.\nBenny Vulgar, New York, won n\nverdict on points .from Basil Galiano\nof New Orleans, in a tanle 12-round\nexhibition. Valvar showed boxing\nsupremacy over his opponent, while\nGaliano had the better punch hut\ncould not land it.\nGaliano weighed IMU and Val-\ngar 111%.\nSolly Seeman. New York, was given\na judges' verdict over Charlie O'Connell of Cleveland, iu a 15-mund bout.\nOriginally scheduled for 12 rounds,\nthe contest was carried three more\nrounds when the judges decided it\na draw at the end of the li'ih.\nBoston Man Breaks\nNnrmi's Own Record\nCHICAGO, March ft. \u2014 Richard\nTnmpkinson, s wealthy advertising\nman who agreed to divorce his wife\nso that she might marry the man she\nloved, has added to the eccentricity\nof his position hy coming to the defence eff his victorious rival.\nThe martial tangle started at the\nTompkinsou breakfast table on New\nYear's morning, when Bradford\nWhiting, a, guest, turned to Tomp-\nkinson and said:\n\"Dick, J'm in love with your wife.\nI want to marry her.\"\nAt first, startled by the confession\nand request, Tompkinson agreed to\nthe. proposal, promising to divorce his\nwife, Peggy, provided Whiting got a\ndivorce from his wife, Mrs. Paillette\nHeard Whiting.\nThe affair was about to he settled\nwhen Mrs. Whiting changed her\nmind, and Instead of suing her husband for divorce, asked only for a\nseparate maintenance. That made y\niinpos.sihle for Whiting to marry\nPeggy, already divorced from Tompkinsou.\n\"My wife has violated her promise.\" Whiting asserted. \"She promised\nfaithfully to divorce me so that 1\nmight marry l'eggy.'*\nProtected by Fund\nBut Peggy is protected by a \"trust\nfund\" whieh Tompkinson insisted\nWhiting set aside for her in the event\nhe failed to win his own divorce.\nAnd now onmes Tompkinson to the\ndefence of Whiting.\n\"He was always a good friend of\nmine,\" Tompkinson declared. \"We\n\u25a0used to go yachting together. I admired his frankness In . putting tho\nmatter squarely up to me.. That's the\nreason 1 agreed - to his proposal.\nWhile I did not'really love Peggy\nany more, I was interested In her\nenough , to see to it that she was\ntaken care of. 1 will help Bradford\nget an outand out divorce from his\nwife.\"\nThe Whitings are wealthy memhers of exclusive north shore society.\nMrs. Whiting, who ir now obstructing the marriage, is a beautiful\nyQttnff woman from another prominent family. She charges her husband with \"heavy drinking\" and accused him of being a \"dope addict.\"\n\"Her charges are lies.\" Tompkinson declared emphatically.\n\"He's a clean chap and I'm perfectly satisfied tn have him marry\nPeggy.\"\nREGINA SIGNS ON '\nBRANDON PLAYER\n\"Deo.\" T\npounds and is only 22 years of\nRetired Military Men\nMay Come to Model\nFarms in the Dominion\nPINK-HEADED\nDM LAST\nTwo Hundred Men, Scores\nof Elephants Sought It\nTwo Years\nNBW YORK, March ft.\u2014Blovil\nHahn of the Boston Athletic ftMocla-\nlion clipped 2-f\u00bb of a second of Paavit\nNurmi's record for the three-.luarier-\nmile run at the Manhattan college\ngames here tonight, when he covered\nthe distance in :t:3 3-.\">.\nSince the Walker law went Into\neffect nearly four and a half years\nago. the state of New* York has\nrealized a net profit of $783,048.70\nfrom professional boxing. This represents amounts paid ns tax on admission tickets to matches, licence\nfees for boxers, managt\nseconds, referees and othc\nfkials.\nT-ONDOX, March ft.\u2014Trt - facilitate\ncooperation in emigration among re \u25a0\ntiied professional classF- with small\nfixed incomes, the Umpire Cnmniunily\nsettlement bai heen organized here\nto care for retired mil.tary officer:),\ncivil servants, engineers and other\nprofessional men unfitted to go to th\"\ndominions as agrtC&HjfVl (-etUers ia\nthe ordinary way.\nIt is proposed to establish them\noverseas on model farm*, somcihint,\nlike garden cities, with two to five\nacres, dwelling, stable and outhouse\nsites, and club houses whore meals\nmay be obtained at a lew rate. After\nlive j*fars of this life the settlers\nwould be expected to find a permanent place in the dominion.\nclubi\ng Of\"\nBirth Rate Decline\nPredicted as Peril\nto British Nation\nMANCHBSTIOP., March ft-iBi-cline\nof the birth- rate in Kngland has become a national peril-In .the opinion\nof Sir Robert \u25a0 Blair, former chief\neduca'.ion- officer of the London\ncounty council, who, speaking al a\nManchester educational conference estimated that within the next eight\nyears there would he U.OftO.OOO fewer\nworkers In this country.\n\"Within the last tew years, the\nbirth rate has fallen off tremendously,\" he said, \"and appears even yet\nto he going \"-down. We are losing\n100,1)00 children a year from each age\ngroup in the acfcoola and on this basis\nfrom calculations I have made, by\nlft.12 there wifl he some 2,000,fttli) less\nworkers in Kngland.\"\nTaking this year as an example,\nasserted Sir Robert, the board of\neducation is budgeting for a million\nless children than in its budget of\n] I years ago.\nDecrease of the hirth rate during\nthe years of the war in some measure\naccounts for ihe reduction In the\nnumber of children wlm are now ai-\ntaining school age, according to\nministry of health officials.\nNf?\\V YORK, Murch 9\u2014The Amer-\nIran Museum of Natural History has\naiereeded, after a three-yenr search\n\u25a0Ith men and elephants, in got. ing a\nplnk-hended duek,\nNearly 200 men and scores of ele-\nhants have (.wanned through north\nrn India's jungles in search of this\nal'most ctttnot species. Posters offering large rewards for a specimen, dead\nir alive, were <1i'.played in BOOtOB of\nvillages in the swamp country Jus;\nsouth of the llimnlayas*. where this\nrMatinajOtobOd bird had test been seen\nBy arrangement between Rrttttfi aad\nAmerican diplomatic officials and ttw\nttatlVB prince--, nf AxMIS nnd Nepal,\nnative .soldiers .nnl hunters were directed to keep a sharp eye out.\nIn 1022 and IHI the museum was\nrepresented by the Vornay-Kaunlhorpe\nexpedition, the most elaborate sclenti \u25a0\nlie expedition ever sent to India. They\n,'sed more elephanls than Hannibal hail\nte invade Italy, but Halted te gel '\u00bb\nnk-headed duck. They bTOVgHt back,\nhowever, tbe greatest colleeli-.ns of\nspecimens any museum ever had received from India, including timers, a\nwhite rhinoceros, a deer whose call\nreminds one of a bell, and another\nthat makes sounds like those of a\nflute.\nA little more than a year ago\nCol nne I I-'annthorpe nnd Mr. Vernny\nrereived tills cablegram from India:\n\"linkhead reported in Assam.\" Orders were cabled back to resume tbe\nchase. The two hunters, who had\nplanned extensive exploring in Burma\nana Siam, arranged\"Ter a special duck-\n(renting i Kpedltion,\nThe second direct attack nn the\nl'iul;-h.DO,000 acres in 1911,\nSince (be wholesale disposal of\nS -oiiish lan.-Js began immediately\nalter the armistice, about g.fiOO.OOO\nacres have passed Into new ownership.\nProved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for\nRheumatism Colds\nHeadache Pain\n_*yer.fab\/et\n-Asp\/rink\nNeuralgia\nLumbago\nToothache\nNeuritis\ns#\n\\~ ^*> Accept only \"Bayer\" package\n\u25a0\u00a30^*^ which contains proven directions.\nA-l^rin l\u00ab tlic tr-ele Mart ffell\u00bb(\u00ab\u2022*\nlcMr\u00abtf-r of Kallrvbca M i.\\,.;v; s:\u00ab;\ntDit A-|.[riii :nej,,- l-..,..,-r mafntfirmn\nnf Bajwr Coaraar will '>\u25a0\u2022 .\u25a0i.im-.c.t\nITandv \"Haver\" boxes of 12 tablets\nAlso bottles ol 24 an.l 11)0\u2014 DnifgU-tl\nraniK-la) \u2022\u2022\u25a0' Rare* Uase^rhn* nf Slonoawtk\nv i.i \u25a0- \\. s. \\.\"\\. wi.ile if la ..-.-il knowi\n,\u201e..:,! -I,., i.rl'i.- amins-i lmlittitf\u00abm. the Tnl.lett\nibclr te-ntral Olds Mt* *\u25a0'-\"\u25a0 \"nay-n* Cr *\u00ab.\"\nreovnrcxAXi \u00abao&. melsok, b.c.\n8E4LFn TF.NPF.Rfl. in triplicate.\n\u2022will 'b\u00ab reee.vod by the undersigned\nnp to 12 o'clock noon on Tuesrlny, the\n17th day of Mareh. 1925, for the\nSiSily of GROCErtlEH. MHEA ,\nMEAT ANP FISH, ^JTHINU\nPRUUS, HARDWARE, COAL ANP\nWOOD, for the use of the above Institution, for the fiscal year ending\nMareh Slat, 1926.\nAll supplies to be delivered at the\nCJaol without extra chATge, In MM\nquantities and at such times an inny\nbe directed durinK the period above\nslated. \u201e ,\nLists and samples of poods re-\n.00, !},27.50 and $30.00\nDry Goods\nSection\nJAPANESE PONGEE SILK\u2014Color: Natural only. 94 inches wide. At prices\nof 95e and ?1.25\nWHITE HABUTAI SILK\u2014\n.16-inch $1.25\n36-inch $1.75\n36-inch $2.25\nCREPE STANLEY\u2014This is a fine weave\nof Silk Crepe, made expressly for Underwear. 38 inches wide; double width.\nColors are coral, peach, pink, grey, ve-\nnezla, mauve, black and cream. At $1.05\nLININGS\u2014New designs and colorings for\nCoats. Look like silk; bright finish, but\nwill wear twice as long. 38 inches.\nAt 85c\nROYS' STOCKINGS\u2014In heavy ribbed Cotton. Color: Black only.\nSizes 7 and l'i, per pair 50<-\nSizes 8 and 8t-_>, per pair 55<\nSizes 10 and 11, per pair 65c\nThttt will give good ttrviet fnr thr\nmoney.\nINFANTS' ARTIFICIAL SILK SOCKS\u2014\nIn shades of pink, blue, white and pongee.\nSizes 4i\/o, (5, 5VS and 6. Pair 35c\nFootwear\nDepartment\nThe old rubbers are now discarded, and\nthe old bools show signs of wear. Our new\nslock for spring ia here.\nLADIES* PATENT LEATHER ONE-\nBUTTON OPENWORK STRAPS\u2014Welted sole. .Medium weight. At . H-(!.!I5\nLADIES* BROWN SUEDE ONE-STRAP\u2014\nOpenwork pattern. Good medium-weight\nsole. At $7.50\nTliexr arc nil made irit.'i a flat h*el, as\nmain\/ latlir.t are very partidl In thin shape.\nTlir.ir arc jitttl lira of llir\/i< v numbers, and\nive hare others, k'\nGolfers Please Note\nThe third shipment this season of our\ncelebrated St. Andrews Golf Club are now\nhere. Let us know what ynu are waiting\nfor at once, please, as they just roll out as\nfast as we can get them. Each $2.51)\nGOLF BALLS\u2014\nThe Rival, 3 for $1.00\nII. B. Co 50<-\nThese two built are Ihe farm Hex in\na loir-priced ball. Tlieij Maud up ircll on\nrniit\/h conrxrn where rorku arr frequent.\nE\nWhy .should the little house frock not\nbe smart and natty, especially when it costs\nno mine than the ordinary kind?\nWe make a special feature of such\ndresses, and have jusl Opened Up a new\nshipment of Porch Dresses in a good quality\nof checked Gingham.\nSeveral styles in this lot for choice, including snnie trimmed with Cambric, others\nbound with braid, in contrasting shades.\nC:il..rs are brown, orange, blue, pink,\nmauve, black, etc. Each $2.75\nMORNING FROCKS\u2014In black Sateen,\ntrimmed fancv colored Cretonnes. At,\neach i?2.r,0\nDRESSES IN NAVY BLUE PRINT\u2014With\nsp.its and figured design. Trimmed with\nwhite braid. .Made in extra large sizes.\nKach . $!.2.-> and $2.25\nBLOOMERS IN SATEEN\u2014Double elastic\nat knee. Colors: Yellow, mauve, peach,\nblue, while and black. Each .sl.25\nBLOOMERS IN CHECKED DIMITY\u2014\nRouble elastic at knee. Colors: Mauve\nand pink and blue. At 950\nBLOOMERS IN BROADCLOTH-Cotor:\nSelf pongee. Elastic at knee. At $1.25\n_ \" INCORPORATED **V\n\u2014\u2014\n 'Page Ten\"\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1925\nTHE ARK\n\"Rome have doubt nbout our earthquake. Come nnd see what struck\nOnr pric-?-8. They nre down.\nJ. W. HOLMES\nPhona 634 606 Vernon St\nNelson Business College\nIndividual Tuition\nSUMMER COURSE. COMMENCINGj\nMONDAY, MARCH 2.\nDay and Evening Clatsea.\nBOX 14 PHONE 603\nLadies' Suits and\nSpring Coats\nCleaned or Dyed\nH. K. FOOT\nHigh-Clas-i Dyer and Cleaner\nFAIRVIEW \u2022 NELSON, B.C.\nHERE\nIf you are in need nf attention m (Ul prepared lo demonstrate that we are in u position\nto give you satisfaction.\nWt have two experienced and\nwell-trained Optometrists, with\nnn equipment und material second to none on the continent.\nWe guarantee resultg nr we ,\nnsk no pay. You may have a\ndouble cheep on ymir case, by\neach of the optometrists, if you\nwish. Service is what wa annul lo |tv\u00ab*\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nOPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN\n1 Underwear\nELECTRIC LIGHTING\nFIXTURES\nBENNETT'S LIMITED\nElectrical &. Mechanical\nMasonic Blk. Baker Street\nThere is still a tan? of\nwinter in the air.\nSlanfiekl's Cot'.on and\nF\"ilk is an ideal garment\nfor now,\n13,75 a Suit.\nTRY US FIRST!\nThi.t U Your Store\nRead the Advertisements\nK.V01I WHERE TO SHOP\nTIMERS\nTHURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY\nMILTON BILLS in the greatest adventure picture the screen has ever known.\nAdvanced Prices\nNighU: Adults. 50c; Children. 25c.\nSaturday Matinee: Adults, 35c; Children, 15c.\nINCOME TAX\nRETURNS DUE\nTHIS MONT\nProvincial Personal Property Tax Also Due Soon.\nSays Ferguson\nMANY EXEMPTIONS\nFOR INCOME TAX\nAssessments for Land Were\nAll Made Out During;\nJanuary\nThftl Oil ini'otni* tax nntl personal\nproperty blank* wnl out from his\nifl'n c to every perflhn ;.,\\.l.Ie. shoiul\n'\u00bb\u25a0 ret ur nod to him. filled in. l.v\nMarch ll, was stated by B. F\u00ab-*u\u00bbon,\nprovincial aiMoaor, yntttxhty.\nMr. Fei*Kiison'n department hns been\nten-ding out than forms for ovot ;i\nnn tmh, ji ski nt,- for a return of la-\ncornea for the yoat 1614. I \u00bbne lv|ie\nof I'oiin. for salaried persons, shoiilil\nbe returned to ihe oanaaor not later\nthan .Man h \u00a71, Mr. t^ermon mldL\nThose for Inisiness firms are to he\nreturned within three months of the\nind of Iheir fis,Ml year. When the\noliTiM are turnnl in ih'-y are cherknl\niy lhe assesMir, who sends out notice;*.\n\u2022 f the anjoutit due the trovemment till person* liable to the tax.\n\\\\ hen lhc notice of his tax has\nieen sent to him, the taxpayer lias\nbe balance of the month In whieh\nlo- itotioe was posted, an.l two\nin>nth.- thereafter, to pay the (ax.\n\\ftii- thai lime it hecotnea delinquent,\nand a penalty of 1 per cenl por\nnonth was aiiiii-a. Severe penalties\naie exacted in the ease of a refusal\no make u-iurn* or for false returns,\nFor a first offence, the pernon \\k\njahi.' io jt fine nm exceeding |S00,\nmd loi* a second taxable at tbe rale uf\nl tier cent for ihe (\"irsi tlSOQ net Income, 1' pe-* cent on lhe next $1000,\n'\u25a0 per rent on Ihe next 11000, and so\n I' l\" I2H per ..1.1. lllatrict furnstiT,\nhai Ln'n trnnsffiiv,! in foreatry hnn.l-\nquartfra nt I'letarta. nn.l will toava\ntm- thn const nl.nul 111.' n.i.I.lit- nf\nApril. His tran\u00abf\u00bbr la \u00abin.- to tin* rt-\ni.rK.iniznlin-i ,.f llin fnrnsh'.v branch\nin tit.' southern Interior, Willi licn.I-\nnuarten al Malaon, announcwl recently from Victoria.\n\u20221 ha\\,. ,*ni,,\\-i.,i every bll of my\nlimp bare, and ibaU ba aorry to to\nnway,\" Mr. Mn. lion:,1,1 aald yeaterday,\nin dlaeuaatnc tin* rhanitea in liis ,1,.-\npuriment,\nHope Also Leaving\nll,* elated that I., (lawyer Hope,\nr.M.-si.T ,.f tlm lo.al branch, a-ai alao\nbalm tinnsi'nrn.il in another point.\nnml would leave for Pentleton ;it the\nnn.l nf thn 111.mill.\nIt. i'. Bt. Clair, amlatant rhlel tor\npater, who is to have charge of ih\nnewly orsanliad lubprovlnrlol head\nquartern ,.r the s hern Interlot\na 1th headauarteri nt S'elaon, will ar\nii,,. in iim .mv toward il ml of\nlh.- ,vo..|-.\nMr. MacDonald laid thnl tlm svs-\ntem to be uaed here had heen nse.l\nsu, nnssfnlly in tlm Vancouver dlatrii t\nfor iim 'nst aeven yenra, hoth fo?\nlores! protection nn.l timh.n]' ,1, mon *\nBONNINGTON PEOPLE\nCOME FOR FUNERAL\nMrs. Frank Martin Is Laid\nto Rest in Nelson;\nBeautiful Flowers\nThe funeral of Mra. Georgina Q\\ce\\\\\nRellairs Martin, wife of Frtink Martin, of Ponnington Falls,- took place\nfrom St. Saviour's church yesterday\naflernoon, \\'en. Archdeacon Fred 11.\n(! i aim tn and Rev. C. E. Turner of\nItossland officiating.\nThe pallbearers were It. O. Long.\nW, C. Motley, R. Anderson. O. li.\nThompson, J. Macdonald nnd V.\nJohnson.\nAmongst those who attended the\nfuneral were Mrs. S. .1. Dedrick, Mrs.\nR. O. I*ong. M.r\u00ab. J. D, Yea t mon,\n.Major and Mrs. Turner .Lee, Sir. and\nMrs. W. C. Molley. Mrs. R Anderson,\n.Mrs. C. (lansner, Mrs. J. L. Purdy,\nMrs. A. U. D\u00abfltUX, Mrs Piirfleet,\n-Miss M, Purflcet. Mrs. W. W. Hell,\nMrs. Chapman. Mr. nnd Mrs. W, K\nKidge, Miss .1. Potosky. Kgo, O. W.\nHumphry, O. Kkatteho, C. Q, Fenwiek.\nMrs. T. Jerome, F. H. Hussel, A.\n\\\\illey, Mr. Parker, Mr. Pirkcnshaw,\nW. McPhail and M. Monahan, from\ndown-river points.\nThe late Mrs. Martin, who has heen\na resident ut Ponuingtnn for the past\nHi years, coming out from Plymouth,\nF-ngland. took a keen interest In the\nsocial life of the district, and hehl\ndifferent offhes in the women's ii-\nstituie, and in the women's auxiliary\n\u25a0*he was Dorens secretary.\nThe beautiful floral offerings were\ns. nt hy; Her Loving Hushand and\n act for or represent the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood, Limited, in this or any other capacity.\nDated this 9th day of March, A.D. 1925.\nTIIE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY OF UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD, LIMITED.\nTin* first nf a sitU'h of nhsorva-\n'inn n-sls for troop No. 2, St. Sa-\nviour*i boy scouts, was holtl Sattir-\ndiiy aftc-rnoon by Scouicr Nelson\nBftll, bpfort thp window of a lo-\ncal merchant, who cooperated In tiie\n'rsi and presented prizes to tho hoy*\n*hOWing thi* hest observation pow-\nrlH. i\nThe patrols were formed np ln\n[Mint i\u25a0!' (he window, on wh ch blindH\nwere down, At a signal the blinds\nWere n:n up. and the boys allowed\ninr minute and a hall to see the\n->'<)-ids iii i be window, with their\nprice tickets, before lhe blinds were\nnut down again,\nThen ibe boys went back to the\ni!d par sh hall on Silica street,\nwhere they made out lists of what\n'hey had seen.\nThe scouts maintained a high per.\nrentage foi* the test by recognizing,\n an average, Hi out of the i'i\n.11 iii lis in the window, but did not\nichlave as high an average on the\npr cos.\nEdwin Cnrtmel and Pcnrod 13as-\nkln tii-d ior first place, hoth re-\nmemberlng i'i out of the :m arti-\neii's, while Bob Hawthorns came\nnext with Hi nut of :M. Prises presented hy tbe merchant whoso win-\n(OW had been used were given lo\nthese three.\nThe scouts spem the rest of tho\nafternoon in outdoor scouting e-mies.\nRitola Sets Two\nNew World Marks\nA. S. Horswiil & Co.\nPhone 121\nNavel Oranges\nSPECIAL, TEN CASES\n40c size, per doz 35<^\nOr 3 doz. for $1.00\n-Larfi-e Orape Fruit, ft f\"r$1.00\nOnions. 4 lbs. for 25-\u00a3\nCarrots nnd Parsnips, fi lhs.\nfor 25\u00a3\nArcadia Codfish, 2-lb, hox..45<^\nRoman Meal, pkt 35<^\nChristie's Soda Biscuits .-30***\nWarn Cheese, Dutch, lh. -.\nAT\nKandyland\nMILWAUKEE, Marcli S\u2014Willie\n[Utola, Flnnlah dismnco runner, ea-\ni;ii,lish,.l two worid'a rtcorii Met\nlonlght, rnnnliiK -10110 vards In\nli':ll 6-10, rinMlInC llu* 2-Hi-mil.- r*M\nin ii:iii 1-:.. Paavo Nurml run ihe\n1%-mlle race In s:oa 1-:,.\nNelson News of the Day\nWall till tin* third of April fnr\nour spriiiK buying. {^(idZ)\nSKOOKUM TILLXCUM MAGAZINE\nMEETS TONIGHT. (MiC'll\nIf ynur Dally Ni*ws Is di-llvered lalt\nphona nt. (8322!\nA. G. LAMBERT CO., Ltd.\nManufacturara of and D*alan In\nALL KINDS OP LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS,\n8HINGLE3, LATH, MOULOINGS, WIND0W3, DOORS, COAST\nEDGE GRAINED FLOORING AND FINISH, AND BEAVER AND\nWALL BOARDS\nDnwir 1001\nPhona No. 82\nNtlion, B.C.\nKOOTENAY LAKE GENERAL\nHOSPITAL SOCIETY\nNotice of Annual Meeting\nIn accordance with the bylaws o'\nlie sinifty, the annual general meet-\n'nf will he held in the board of tradi\nrooma on Ward str<--.-*t, on Tuesday\n-March in, in?:., at 3 p.m.\n.Membership eonditlons: All nnnuiil\nsubsrribers lor the sum of HO art\nmembers of the society, eligible to\ntake part '\u00bb tba election of dtraotor*\nfm* ibe anaulns yaat,\nQBORaBI JOHNSTONE,\nWeiretarv.\n(Kiill)\nYOUR TAXI IS A SEDAN WHEN\nYOU PHONE 44. (Ml'!!!)\nKm* ,-i food tinn'. eome to the Sean-\nrliiuiviaii d;inee at Baffta Hall, Wi'daefi-\ntey, Miui'h nth, nt 9 a'oloak. fimer.il of Phrls D, Holm, wlin\niii.-J :it Kootenay I*aki\u00ab Qeneral Reasi-\ntn! Saturday, wilt take pleoi from\nStandard Undertaklai rnrinrs, Tata*\n\u2022ay, March 1(1. 2 p.m. Ufi13)\nWe_ bave fir.it-elass MUljHnMt nnd\nyears of experli-nef In the product inn\nand handling of milk. I'hone Crescent\nHairy, llfiRL (||H)\nFour in one, Accident, Ltleabillty,\nIdeal\nGrocery\nH. AMAS, Manager\nSALMON\nThree brands of excellent quality to suit your\ntaste.\nLIGHT PINK- -t r\n1-lb. tins 101\/\nNORTHERN PINK\u2014This is n\n('t'licions flavor am! nice firm\nflesh 2CC or J for T)5e\nSOCKEYE\u201412 lins only. S-'ov-\nTZ^t 65c\nHORSESHOE--Tills, Qttp\nGOLD SEAL BRAND\u2014Th,.\ni'-it\"\"'1: 75c\nPhone 265\nDl.l An.*. rv.'Uh. Korth Attwrlcan l.if...\n2-.1 Abrrrlr.-n Block. K. II. Ilsnl.\"\npiatrlol Manafar, (MM)\nOonrnil M.ilinc nf Janinr Football\nwill hr hild In tlic liirmitlim I'luh\nWclnisilHV BvPtllDf lit ti |).m. Bl\u00ab-\n(Ion of Offlo.-rs. A InrKi* iittoii.liin,.,.\nIs r,.iiuoslr(l. (Sf.r.7)\n.Thi* tntisloiil rommitt,'*. of tho Nol-\nnon Woinon's Inslitllli' will ho lit\nhonio In tho K. I', Hull on Wiihnoiihiy\nnfurnoon. lho 11th. from 3 to fi. for\ntho inirpos-. of RUMtlm Mrs. Stllonis.\nthis yinr's Pri'shlonl \u2022 A splrnillil\nloiisloiil proKinm will hp rendenil. All\nmember*, old nml now, nrr conlhillv\nInylle.l to attend. (sr.r.3)\nThe New\nSpring Caps\nYou'll like their style\nand appreciate the fine\nquality of these new caps.\nThere is an . unusual\namount of \"good looks\" to\nthem. Made in all the new\ncolors and patterns.\n$1.50 to $3.00\nFruit\nTrees\nCHERRY TREES, $1.50 E\u00abch\nBings and Lamberts\nAlso Aixnle, I'each, Penr, Plum,\n* etc,\nGRAFTING WAX AND FRUIT\nTREE SPRAYS\nGarden Seeds '\nNote Special Price,\n2 WW** 15\u00a3\nKor Any VeRetnlile nnd Flower\nSeeds.\nMail Orders Filled . Promptly\nRutherford\nDrug Co.\nWe Can Supply You With\n0. K. BREAD\nFresh Daily\nFLEMING'S STORE\nFAIRVIEW\nSteam Carpet\nCleaning\nThe only s;inii,'uy wny, 2o per\nsilUM-o foot. AJso Dyolntf und\nCleanlnR.\nSatisfaction Guaranteed.\nPHONE 70\nNelson Steam Laundry\nVERNON STREET (Corner of\nJosephine Street)\nNOTICE\nNotice is hereby given thnt the\nAnnual Oeneral MeellnK of the Im-\nper In I Development Ryndicate, Limned, will be held in the ofrlee of the\nSyndicate, Griffin Block, Nelson, R\n('., on Wednesday, April lot, IIM. nt\n2:30 o'clock p.m. Hy ord-tr, Alex. Tar-\nrJe, Secretary. (SCSI)\nTHE BEST COAL.\nOnr eoal burns freely nnd\nthrows out an intense nnd\nsteady heat. Yon will need\nless thun other kinds nnd havo\nmore comfort. So It is a tool\neconomy .nnd saves Dollars.\nIn.in-.ul Lump, t,,n....$t2.50\nCall Lump, per ton -St 2.50\nAcme Lump, per lon...-S12.50\nImperial Eft, ton -SI 1.25\nImperial Nut, ton SI 0.25\nGait Nut, per ton \u00a710.35\nMacdonald Cartage &\nFuel Co.\n503 BAKER ST. 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