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April 2J.\u2014\nProvincial Issues have been relegated to the background In the fight\nhere, and today charges by R. H.\nPooley, opposition leader, and R. L.\nMsltlanU, provincial president of the\nConservative party, that Liberal\ncabinet members Are attempting to\nbribe the electors, are holding the\nattention of the voters.\n'.Minister Hints tu Inducements\njjM a meeting Tuesday night Hon.\nAf M. Manson, attorney-general, told\nthe audience there would be u\nbetter chance of the district receiving appropriations from the public\npurse If D. McPherson, the Liberal\ncandidate,' were elected.\nAt Oreenwood the previous night\nHon. J. D. McLean declared he\nwas s'ttlng on the treasury box, and\nhe knew the cliliens ot that place\nwanted an addition to their hospital.\nHe Intimated that if proper representations wer. made. It might be\npossible to hare hlm lies from the\ntreasury, strong box long enough\nto perm't th. necessary money to\nb\u00bb secured. v. \u25a0 \u2022\" \u2022 . \u2022\nPooler Condemns Tactics\nTn^JWWStiSWIS \u00ab,*>\u00bb. Wty\u00ab\")t^f\nnr We'en\u00abo*6dlaat night by the Conservative leader,. wh. charged thnt\nthe .strongest kind of condemnation\nt!(e\u00bb Wert notllirit more than bribery and Intimidation, Mr. Pooley\ntold the elector. Of Oreenwood that\nthe effort to frighten them Into\nvoting (or th. L'beral candidate by\nholding out . threat of lean yearn\nto come If represented by a Conservative, was A bogey. Opposition\nmembers shared In public expenditures] In resoeet to road work on\na mileage basis.'\nlie told of the planner In which\nslm'lsr promises had been made ut\nNelson when Hon. John Oliver wits\na- candidate. He declared it was\na md state of affairs when the public monies should be ottered In such\nI a manner ln an effort to win nn\nelection.\nJ. W. Jones, M.P.P., South Okanogan went after the financial record of the government, and charged\n. that prior to the general election\nof last year, hundreds ot men had\nbeen put to work on roads, and were\nemployed until the day otter election. Work was stopped In ninny Instances, and had nevcer been com-\n1 plcted meaning th. loss of thousands\nupon thousands of dollars ot th\nmoney of the taxpayers.\nAt Rook Creek yesterday Mr.\n) Manson, Hon. W. H. Sutherland\nand Dr. MacLean addressed a large\nmeeting. They Impressed on the\nelectors that ths Provincial party\nIr members, led by Mr. Creery, were\nunitedly behind the Oliver udmln-\nl Istration, and- approved of the man- j\nner In which th. government hud;\ncarried on. They usked former ad-1\nI hsrents of the third party to follow the example of their representatives in the legislature, and vote\n' for Mr. McPherson, the Liberal cun-\n\/. didate.\nMcPherson Promises Sew Terms\nMr McPherson told his Orand\nForks audience he had the assurance of the government that the\n* difficulties of the farmers on\nlands served by the recently completed Irrigation system, would obtain, rcllet. The provincial govern-\n\u00bb ment, he stated, had agreed to ad-\n, vance the irrigation board 16000 to\ntake up the bunk overdraft and\npay outstanding debts, had deoldod\nto extend th. period of payments\nto not less than 10 years or more\nthsn 40 and would dollars a moratorium until JMoery. 1U7 on capital account payments from the\n* farmers. -He Intimated the merest\n' .continued on Page Two.l\nANATOLE DE MONZIE\nSuccessor to Ktienne Clementel us\nminister of finance in \u2022 the now defunct Herrlot government, and up-\npolntee of premier fitrnleve for the\nportfolio of public Instruction In'the\nnew French cabinet. He planned u\ncapital levy of 10 per cent.-\nSEATTLE JAILS\nFRISCO TRIO OF\nBANK SUSPECTS\nAre Charged With Complicity in Bank Robbery at\nNanaimo\nWERE PLANNING TO\nFREE THREE OTHERS\nHad Guns Ready for British Columbia Police Inspector\nBulgarian Premier\nAmong the Wound\nTWO DEATHS\nFROM HEAT IN\nMIDDLE WEST\nMontana Digs Itself Out of\nSpring Blizzard; Texas\nPrays\nCHICAUO, April li. \u2014 Middle western eietce -owelterrd In n^irtMireaklnff\nheat for April .today, while Montana\nduK Itself out of u spring *now*torm.\nAt the name time, section** uf South\nDbkota, ind Nibrutika were heavily\ndamngtd by a severe wind and ruin-\nstorm while In crtain parts of Texan\nprayers were offered for ruin to help\nthe cotton crop.\nTwo Sit Trout >Mt\nThe noarlng mercury broke, thf heal\nncord t'\u00ab>r April lit Chicago, where It\nwent io Mi ut i pm: al Milwaukee,\nwhero It reached *\u00bbl .two heat prostrations wen- reported. Ft. I'aul, whleh\nrt ported an 80*degrt'e temperature at\nii.,on. also reported two deaths In\nHennepin county, attributed to the\nheat. While In Omaha M* degrees wan\nreached-\nlniltuna mid (southern Michigan were\nin the grip of the hent wave, Indian-\napulls reporting n temperature of ss\ndegrees, and southern Michigan tempera turea rung Ing from \u00bb7 degrees.\nThrough nm*'t of ih. unseasonably\nwarm weather urea, storms were expected tonight, with cooler weather tomorrow.\nMontana Traffic \u2022 Demoralised\nni'TTB, Mont., April 23,\u2014 Swept\nli-j the most sev,crv sprtin? snowstorm\nir Its history,. iupUul Montana .tonight\nwas blanketed with snow, whleh\ni niched a depth of IT Inches In Butte.\nTransportation (raffle was demoralised, telegS raph and telephone wires\nv.* re down for several hours, \"and nc\\-\niral small towns were completely cut\noff from communication.\nKBATTLK. April 2J.\u2014Three more\nsuspects In the $42,000 Nanaimo. B.C.,\nbunk robbery on December 12, are In\nthe Seattle city jail, waiting Identification by witnesses from Canada.\nThe disclosure was made today by\nBet Puttersun and T. H. Ross,\ncrown counsel, followed by dispatches\nfrom Victoria, announcing that information hud been sworn out\ngainst the men.\nThey are named in the Information us:\nE. O'Donncll. who is held ln the\nIty Jail. II is believed, as Kd Gorman, aged 2S, a clerk.\nK. Wyllys, wlio is held as Alfred\nCastro, aged 24. laborer.\nK. F. Murray, known as Jamea\nHums, nged 23. a sailor.\nFind Armament Cacho\nLinking of the three men arrested\ntoday, lo tho three Nanaimo robbery\ndtfemlunts In Jail here who ure\nfighting extruiliition to British Columbia, lends officials to believe that\nan. rlabonite plan to rescue some\nui the ' alleged gang from jail has\nbeen nipped tin lhe bud, in view of the\nfact thut 500 rounds of ammunition,\ntwo MtwtU-pff shotguns, and a half\ndoien automutlc pistols were taken\nat the place of lhe luteal arrests.\n\u2022When Sheriff'<-lrfdtt\"'Btnrwlrh nn-\nnoiineed that word hnd reached him\nthai a dangerous gang wus getting\nready' .to deliver Thomas Johnson,\nWilliam Bugley and Harry Stone,\nNanaimo suspect prisoners here in\nthe county jail, tho Information specified part of the gang would work\nfrom Hun Francisco.\nIt Is claimed that lhe guns and\nammunition taken today with the arrest of the men are trom San Francisco, and that the three men are\nknown to the police of that city.\nPltdfta Protect Johnson\nThe word lhat, reached the sheriff\nwiih to the effect that Johnson particularly Would be rescued, because\nof some gang pledge protecting hlm.\naud that a gun fight would be staged\nby tlie purl of the gang ut liberty\n.CAZAKOFF SAYS\nREADY MIGRATE\nSASKATCHEWAN\nNine Hundred Ready to Go\nWhere Treated\n:-,,\u00ab y, \u25a0 \u2022 Better . \u25a0;. {fl;\nPRAIRIE MINISTER\n! ISSUES A WARNING\nMarchioness Is\n- Sued lor Divorce\nALEXANDER TZANKOFF\nPremier of liulEiiriii, wan amimK\nthose wounded when un ln*>rmtl machine was detonated In Ihe ettthdrul\nof Hvetl Krai ut Sofia, killing 110,\nJURY ACOUITS\nCHANG SING OF\nLEW'S DEATH\n\"Conspiracy to Hang Him\"\nTheir Meaning, Says\nJudge\nWill Have No Special Treatment From Others in\nSaskatchewan\nALIBIS SWORE HE\n.._...^W4S.^^E,CAJFE\nVerdict Reached in Half an\nHour; Leaves Mystery\nUnsolved\nVA.WOl.'VBR, April 21 Chan;;\nSing. Chinese resilient of Victoria,\nwas thi* evening found mil guilty of\nthe murder of David Lew, prominent\nChinese merchant here. *The Jury returned a verdict 35 minutes after retiring.\nDavid Lew mhi shot to \u00abl\u00abmv> on\nPender street, in Chinatown. i\u00abi the\nevening of September l'4 last, as he\nemerged frum a restaurant with* a\nfriend.\nThe verdict leaves unsolved tbe\nwho particularly had marked Sheriff j mystery us to who shot David 1.\nStarwloh, Inspector Crulckshanka of | Prisoner Totters From Box\nthe British Columbia provincial\npoliee. and Scuttle officers, In case of\na battle.\nVictoria Sends Papers\nVICTORIA, April 23.\u2014Necessary\ndocuments In connection with the arrest 'for British Columbia authorities\nin Heattle. of three suspected participants in the Nanaimo bank robber), have been forwarded to Seattle,\naccording to Col. .!. II. McCullen,\nprovincial police superintendent.\n>\nI >\ni \\\n(Contlnusd on P\u00bb\u00ab\u00ab '\nBarn'nm Buys Trad\n\\,to Preserve Forest\n'\u25a0]'..' HonmTehs, PHteyty\nVICTOH1A, April II.\u2014A\nstand of Vancouvsr Islund\ntimber will b\u00ab purchsssd by\n\u2022Frsnk J. BarnJum, wealthy\nMontreal mtrchant, to preserve\nin a park \u00abs an example to\nposterity of ths tall monarchs\n[hat existed In British Columbia befors thsy wers Isvslled\nby ths woodsman's ass. It\nmen announwd hsrt today.\n_____ 'BAD INDIAN' OF\nCOUNCIL BALKS i WOODSFOR JAIL\nDelbridge Demands Board j More Charges\nBe Fired; Bar Directors\nfor Manager\n| POUT ARTHUR, April 2J\u2014Frank\nMichaud. \"bad Indiun of the Woods,\"\nwho throughout the winter terrorized the little fishing settlement j\nof Port MacDirmid, on Luke Nlgi- J\ngon. waa arrested yesterday. He\nwas sentenced to one year impris- j\nonment on charges of currying fire- j\narms and operating a still.\nMichaud at the conclusion of his :\nsentence will be arm gned on a j\ncharge of supplying liquor to ln-{\nVAXOOrVBR. April 21.\u2014The move\nto grunt a loan of J 10.000 to Ihe exhibition association got a severe bump\nfrom the city council, and was deferred, several aldermen declaring\nthey wouhl not vote the money until\nthey saw the new men who will run\naffairs. The money is needed to build\nn stand to replace that destroyed by\nfire. , ,.\nC. C. Delbridge, member of the In- dl*nM'\nqulry commit toe. chnrged that Ptesi- ]\ndent Hrown and directors hnd secured i\nlMitrounge indirerily through eon ner-\ntion wilh the fair, nn.l had \"milked chaud'a tent in the bush. They\nthe exhibition dry.\" He Urged dls- I #....\u00ab.I mu*h hv-*vn- nil nn Imnm. I\nmissal of Hrown and the other dire\n j woods, came across the Indian\nI crouching behind a tree, with a\nWhen the verdict was pronowired,\n(.'hang * SitiK tottered trout the box\nand was immediately surrounded by\nhi* friends.\nMr. Justice Mu'Dona'd. In summing up. told the Jury that lo acquit\nthe accused they must conclude that\nthree or four Chinese witnesses were\ndeliberately conspiring to have Chung\nSing hanged. .\nA Triple Alibi\nVANCOl'VKlt, April 23.- The defence in the Chang Sing murder lease\nsprang a surprise yesterday \"when\nthree China men swore, ut the time\nof the murder, that they were playing cards with Chung In a restaurant\nfrom which David Lew had emerged\nand had been shot. They added that\nthey heard the shots, and thought\nthem fire era**ki*rw.\nReport Japanese Is\nMurdered on Island;\nCountryman Is Held\nVICTORIA. April 23.\u2014A -Wr*'\nrvfiort of Ilk\" murder of a\ntlaiHiuc**- ut IN-rl Alice, on ll\u00bbc\nwest coast of Vancouver Islund.\nhas been ivcched at Ihe Victor-\nrla ofricc vf tin* provincial \\\u00bbi-\nUw.\nThe only liifiirmutloti avail-\nable ul hcadininrtccH tiMlay wns\nthat V. isojama bail Ik-cii killed,\nand that au imiucM would bo\nheld thin aftcriH>on.\n,1. Yainato In Im*1ii'j licit! la\nfutinntioii with tho rase.\n\\\nC.ltA.ND f\\)UK8. It. C. April-23.\u2014\n\"It nn'Hns ruination.\" exclaimed \\V, M.\nCazakoff. Houkhohor business agent.\nas he watched hundreds of parcels\nof goods and chattels seized by the\nBritish \u2022 Columbia government sold\nat a twjblle auction on Wednesday\nto H-itlsfy court fines and costs\namounting to more than $4000, following the refusal of the sect to\nsend their children to school.\nThe Doukhobor leader declared he\nwus willing to set a price on the\nOrand Forks holdings, sell out, and\nmove the JiOO members of the colony\nto Saskatchewan, where they were\nassured of more favorable treatment.\nT would sell and be done I with\nOrand Forks.\" he declared, with emphasis.\n\"Would the people consent to\nmove?\" he waa asked.\n\"As soon as I signed the bill of\nsale they would go,\" he said.\nLatta Mays \u00bb\u00a9 Fromlaea Mat*\nHKOINA. April 23. \u2014 With respect\nto Mr. Cautkoffa statement, Hon. 9.\n,,, Latta, minister of education for\n]Sn skat cite wan, said tonight:\n'The government haa hot giveh to\nnry class or sect, or to any Individual\nfor thst matter, any assurnaw o( \u00bbp*i\ncial, .maiUn.ni 'of-.-aar< WtkL' If the\nleference be to the matter of attend'\nlug school, aa the dispatch. \u2022#\u2022!\u00ab\u2022: ta\nInfer, F must say very plainly that I\nnever at any time assured Mr. Caia\nkoff. or anybody else, that any ape\nelal treatment or consideration would\nbe given to the British Columbia\nOcukhobors should they return* to Bes-\ni, itchewan.\nIf they ever do. they will. In thia\nvt la' all other respects, be treated\nJust un any other citizens are treated.\nI do not know whether they will aak\njjr expect anything more than thla.\n\"In any case, they will be subject\nl\u00ab the observance of the school law,\nan they will be subject to the obwrv-\narice of any other law, Just aa they\nv.ne before they left tho province of\nDrltlah Columbia,\"\nWouldn't Blow Up Prtmlir\nVICTORIA, April ::i \u2014 No good\nliiulihobor would think of blowing up\nIreniU-r Oliver or doing other physical\ninjury tu hlm, or setting1 fire to his\nheme, according t*\u00bb a statement sent\nhere today by Porto Kico, B.C., Doi|ka.\nThis statement denies that Doukhobors were responsible for the black-\nhand letter st-nt the premier lu their\nname last week.\nPhysical violence to public men ia\naltogether against Poukhobor principles, the .statement explains.\nPolice are still Investigating the\ntiHntlty *>f the writer of the black-\nhand not*', who Is In Victoria, and Is\nTORTURES WRING\nCONFESSIONS IN\nBULGAR CAPITAL\nBastinado Breaks Bones of\nFeet State . British\nMembers -\nTHE MARCHIONESS\nQUEENSBERRY\nOF\nIs Im'Hik sued for divorce\" by hor\nhusbiind in an undefended suit, which\nnumes- Sir James Dunn, a Canadiun\nfinancier from the maritime*, us Co\nreHt-jndent. ,\nALL BUT ONE OF\nLEADERS 18 DEAD\nThousand Passed Through\nOne Police Station in\na Night\nPRINCE RIMES\nWHEN NEPTUNE\nOFFERS IE\nMuch Fun When Repulse\nCross** \"Une\"; Hundreds\nAre pucked\nABOAItD H.M.8. REI'L'LSK. April\n23.-Vrh\u00ab ancient- ceremonies* of the\nnea attendant upon croswinR the\nequator. Inspired the Prince of\nWales today to. expreaa himself in\npoetry.\nThe prince und bin ataff were\nhighly amused w th the lime-honored customs thut were curried out\nwhen the ship* crossed the line.\nHundred* of members of the\ncrew who were making their first\ntrot-slug-, were sent flying into a\ntank; and ducked.\nTho prince received an address\nfrom \"Father Neptune,\" wherein\nhe offered the hand of his \"daughter\"\u2014a green gowened lad with a\nfighting face\u2014to the he r of the\nBritish throne.\nThe prince expressed his appreciation in a verse of hla own composition.\nLast Thursday J. G. Burke.\ndlan agent, accompanied by\nnumned policeman. visited ^ A'\u201eman fYhoSe Car\n[found mat*h brew ng on un Inipro-\ni vised stove, and, In searching the\nMAY PUT A LIMIT\nTO ORATORY FLOW\nSOMA. April 23.\u2014Traveler* returning from the provinces report\noulet throughout Bulgaria. \u2022 but ut\nBlack sea ports numerous -discoverlea\nof dangerous explosives have heen\nmade. The explosives are believed\nto have been imported from Russia.\nA careful watch la baing kept along\nThe Bulgarian coast by motor boats\nand seaplanes, as further.attemnts to\nland arms and ammunition are feared.\nThe allied ambassadors having\ngranted Bulgaria permission to Increase tier army, the enlistment of\nsoldiers Is being\"cartied out \"throughout the country. Thg civilian population shows aagernela .to 'assist ths\nforces of law nnd order,,, und -Sofia\nis guarded at nighj by p^flltia.\nAmid n score of conflicting rumors, '\nIt is wild on good authority that the\ngovernment has succeeded In traclnf\nvirtually all of the consplratora Implicated in the cathedral 'outrage.\nSeveral of them hava been shot and\nothers captured have made such\ncomplete avowals that the. task of\nthe police in rounding UP tn* remaining conspirators ahe*uld be comparatively easy.\nMany Small Greups CMera-tt*\nThu plotters worked lit ajkMl groups\nof from five to 10 men. the .reapec-\nt4ve groups not knowing the Identity\nof lhe others. It w\u00bba the work of\none group to ma^Ufavlune explosives.\nanother to rarrj* out the, assassinations, n third tu Mow up buildings,\na fourth to spread propaganda, and\na fifth to bribe persons likely to be\nuseful. In the exp'neion In the cathedral the combination proved altogether successful.\n.Ml those involved In the plot had\nbeen notified lhat about April 1* a\ntrcu.eni'cns explosion would be heard\nin Sofia und would be the signal for\nthe beginning of a reign of terror.\nThe cathedral outrage occurred on\nthai date, but as the principal gov.\nem ment officio's escaped Injury, the\ncourage nf Ibe maturity of the cin-\nsplrntor* failed nnd they did not fulfill the tusks allotted to them.\nPerpetrators Failed in Oataway\nTh*' actual perpetrators of lb** outrage Intended lo leave the country\nmum dlalely afterward, but th.lr\nplans miscarried and they were for**ed\nio take refuge In various places previously chosen. There tht)' P\"' \u2022'!\u00bb\nstrong resistance, hut all hut one of\nthem have already perished.\nl.ulg.nia is now being governed by\n.CnnnniKMl \u00abn oaee *'\nndei\ni.bsfi\nIt l\u00bb\naid\nCommons Committee Plan\nFixes Thirty Minute\nStandard\n'FAITH HEALER'\nSTAYS IN JAIL\nCounsel's Plan to Have Him\n\"Deported\" Fails of Its\nObject\nOTTAWA.\nbarliumeni\nuver ,st>\\ el:i\nthing ol' Hi\nA Hpeeiitl\nhas under\nwhleh will\nminutes, f\nlender*.\nExceptiuu\nease pf a i\nThen the n\nliur the ii\nUS.\u2014Binms\natury. extending\nmay soon la\nlimit\na'ept\nspeeches\nspeeeht\nnil\n\u00bb SO\ni ol\nmill,.,, has n\nnrk. and il\u00bb I\nhave lu lie\nl.efun* bt\nSent Man to Cot\nReleased on Bail\nApplicants for Manager\nVA.VCOrVISR. April SS.\u2014\u25a0 Six ap-\nplications have been received for the\nposition of manager of the Vau-ouver\nexhibition. Th<- board of control\nhas decided the man to be appointed\nbecomes permanent if he makes a\nsuccess th Is yeur. H. H. Itolston,\nformer manager, and nil tbe directors\nare barred from the position,\nrifle at his shoulder.\nInvestigation showed tnat the\n.vcnpoit had Jammed after the trigger had been released.\nQuash Beer Selling .\nConviction Based on\nOnly Spotters9 Word\nVANCOUVER, April 23.\u2014Da-\nscribing Liquor act operatives as\n\"flyby-night, short-t\u00abrm officers,\"\nJudge Caylsy quashed the con*\nvlction ef Mrs. Ceoilia Dssleng-\nechampa for eel ling beer, which\nwas baaed wholly en Ihe word\nof two spotter*.\nMade $90 a Week, \\\niVonf tor Family; \\\nYear Hard Labor \\\nMONTREAL, April 23\u2014 Andrew\nSts. Maris, wh* deserted his wife\nand childrsn seme time seo, and\nwho was arrfested at Calgary,\nwas ssntsneed te ons ysar with\nhard labor by Judge Enright yesterday. Ths evidsnee showed that\nSt*. Marie had obtained a position\nat Canary which paid him ISO\na week. He had not sent any\nmoney U hi* family or 1st thsm\nknow wnor* hs w*s.\nVANCOUVER, April 23, \u2014\nCharged with driving to the common dangi.tr, after his car had\ncollided with that of W. E.\nMouldy of Port Coquitlam, send-\nin* th* latter to ths hospital\nwith injuries, and receiving many\ncuts himself, Lieut. A. L. Morfee, noted airman of Jericho\nBeach station, today was released\non bail.\nMorfte a month aga , had a\nmarvellous escape from de*th\nwhsn ths plan* h* was piloting\ncollided with soother at Camp\nBorden, th* two twin in the other\nmachine being killed, and Morfee\nplaning to safety.\nVAXCOUVBH. April 21.\u2014Two days-\nfreedom when h\u00bb broks away from\nOakalla prison while serving time for\nshoplifting, today cost William Fugu\nthree months additional. \u25a0\u2014\u25a0-\nVAXCOUVEK, April 21.\u2014W. A. \"ur\nAnderson, alius Dr. Martin L. Bel- \u25a0)1>'\nfoul, ur rested here lufct Friday upon The con\nn Detroit request, must remain In plcted Us \\\nlhe custody of local police pending tlons will\nextradition hearing, Mr. Justice Mor- the horn-*\nriaon *>? the supereme court or- fectlve\ndered today. j \t\nBelford's release wns sought under j VAN-AU'VKl;\nhabeas corpus proceed ngs, and his j of the voting on\ncounsel suggested that he be turned church union\nover tn the Immigration authorities, j rlau church are\nbut his lordship declared he had for and \u25a0'\u00bb; ayain\nI no material before him to prove I _,\nIthat Belford's deportation had been!\n'ordered. |\nNew habeas corpus proceeding*\nwilt be Initiated hnmedlately. \\\nBelford's coun*el Intimated that j\ntoday's hearing foreshadowed a keen ,\nbattle im the part of Belford to.\nrt rev nil h's return to Detroit under I\noust o*ly.\nis also made lu lb*'\nlotion oi non-confidence.\nover will not be limited,\ninlster speiikinK in re\nel\niiiu-\necommenda-\nipproved by\ncoming *f-\nApril 2\u00bb.\u2014Itesulti\nthe question >\u2022( I\nthe Kirat I'rcbyte- j\nannounced as 1Uj\nAUNT HET\nfeel superior l*\nI I wnt never\nunt iiiiiir ib \u25a0\u00ab*rlln'\nheard\ntheir\n\\Dutch Buyer Coming\nto Get Concentrates\nfor Dutch Smelters\n\" WIMMXPBQ, April 33\u2014With the\nhope of finding1 **\"*\u2022 load and\nceppsr available la good qaaatt-\ntlt* in British Colombia for \u00ab-\nport to Dutch smelting plant*,\nBoger B- Bnmechwlg of AmstWf-\ndam, OireotoT of the V. T. BrU\nMlntrnl oempany, is on hi* war to\nth* coast. Hi has Juat returned\nfrom making oontracts with Soath\nAmsrloaa miners, and hope* to fet\n\u00bb\u2022 balance of hi* req\u00abir*m\u00abt*\nU Brttlah OolamWa, -* '\nEngages Boy to\n, Watch for Cops;\nBurglar Caught\nj MONTUKAL. April 23.\u2014\nWhii** Maurice Cote, alias Kaf-\nfar. broke Into the drug store\nof A. Blssonnette, Beaublen\nstreet, and stole all he could\ncarry from cust) register and\nshow case**, a small boy kept\nu lookout [or the police.\nIt wus the suspicious actions\nof the boy tbat attracted the\nattent nn uf the -police, and\nCote wus cuught Just as he\nwas heaving his bag of loot\nout of a back door.\nCote engaged the services\nof the boy toe 26 cents, two\nbags uf candy and a toy\npistol.\nTlie Weather\niupcrsturvs hetow n*s tf*r thd\nending yesterday sftirnooc at\nVICTOIIIA. Apr 1\nit.\u2014Kelson anrt\nlelnlty; (lenerully\nfair with\nrrost\nt night.\nMill.\nMux,\nNELSON \t\n... II\n\u2022 1\nX'lclorlu \t\n II\n14\nVsnoouvtr \t\n 31\n14\nKamloups \t\n.... 11\nII\nllittkervllli' \t\n 24\n44\nl'rlnce llupi'rt . .\n IH\n41!\nKstevan \t\n II\nId\nCallury \t\n 12\n41\n.... 44\nID '\nI'ortlund \t\n 4J\nt.H\nh'nn Francisco .\n 41\nII\nShuttle \t\n.... . 4J .\nia\nSpokane \t\n.... 4!\n\u2022i\nPsnt'cton \t\n 14\n64\nVsrnon \t\n II\nVe\nOrand l-'orks ..\n.... It\n\u20221\nKaslo \t\n 40\nII\nCranbrook ....\n.... 14\n\".\nEdmonton \t\n.... 4*\n41\nJrlnct Albert .\n '14\nII\n*\u2022;\u25a0;\n-J\n Pfiw\niiihyuiniiiuw niUWli^Jiii.iii _ ..\n- TWTsr*- \u25a0\u00bb*\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 24, 1825\nGmrff Benwell, Proprietor\n1 The Premier Hotel of die Interior\nABCRICAN PLAN RATE*, %3JX TO f5M\n\u2022 | Roomi with Running Water and Private Baths,\ngbadqtnrten for all Travelling Men, Mining Men,\nLumber Men and Tourists.\nROTARIAN HEADQUARTERS\nSPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER, $1.00\nTHI MOST COMFORTABLE ROTUNDA IN THI OITY\nltUMB \u2014 T. H. lortet, Vernon; o.\nIdtwrenoe, J. Cecil Stuart. Len Norrlx.\nAl Field, H. A. TriiHwell, Vancouver!\n>*. H. Thornblll, Montreal; Percy\nCharmund, London, Eng.; James F.\nClark, Ht. Steplien: A. McQueen. KahIo;\nMr.. Henderson Cleland. Mljw Hen-\nd'-r.on Cleland. Crawford Bay: W.\nBatea. Winnipeg; o. A. Uroceiick, U.\nH. MaeKay, Trail.\nEUROPEAN PLAN\nDaylight Samplt Room, ter\nCommercial Man.\nOice Toa Get Acquainted With the Strathcona\nYOU WILL STOP AT NO OTHER\nOueen'sBotel\nTHE CENTER OF CONVENIENCE\nHot and cold watar In eteerj room.\nBteam heated.\nA. LAPOINTE, Prop.\nSTIRLING HOTEL\nIV, B'ocki Eaat of Pott Office\nSteam heated. Hot and cold\nwater. Rooma hy day or week.\nAlso Furnished Suites.\nP. H. BUSH, Prop.\nQUEENS \u2014 J. F. Maroloff. Bonnlnu-\nton; L A. Beveretle, Vancouver; P.\n\u25a0 T. Cork, Trail; T. Ole Gordon, Hall.\nSAVOY HOTEL\nTwo block! from Depot\nBteam Heated. By Day, Week or\nMonth. Hot and cold running* water.\nFor Your Comfort\nJ. A. KERR, Prop.\nSAVOY \u2014 Mike Daniel?. Klmberlev.\nTl. h. Shaw, Vancouver; Mr anil Mrs,\nSlcne and family. Trail; Mr. and Mrw.\nThomaa Ralph. Rossland; H. A. Hul-\n; Men, New Westminster.\nSHERBROOKE HOTEL\nNear C.P.R. Station.\nRooma at Reasonable Rate*\nH. DUNK, Proprieter\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\nIK Vernon Street Eaat\nOnly brick hotel ln city, steam\nheated; hot and cold water.\nEuropean aud American plana\nOCCIDENTAL HOTEL\nA. C. TOWNER. Preprietar\nThe home of plenty.\nFifty rooms of solid comfort\nffs serve the best meals ln Nelaon\nIt'a tha cook.\nMRS. MALLETTE\nAnnounces ths Reopening of\nTHE KOOTENAY HOTEL\nVsrnon Street Phone tK\nCompletely renovated. Thirty comfortable rooms.\n\"A Home for the World at Reasonable\nPrices.\"\nNelsons Best Cafes\nWhsn at Nslson, Eat at tha\nGolden Gate Cafe\nOur motto la Cleanliness. Quality\nand Service. All White Help.\nMeals. 30c end Up\n_ \t\nWhile in Nelson, Eat at\nTHE VETS CAFE\nTho bent plueo lo oat In town.\nMeals 33*: and li|>. l\"ish nnd\nChips a specialty--Willi coffee.\nHitc; tu luke home, ilUc.\nTHE MADDEN HOTEL\nT. MADDEN, Prep.\nStaam-hsatsd Rooms by tha Day,\nWeek ar Month.\nEvary consideration shown to\ngueeta.\nCor. Bsksr and Ward Sts. Nelson\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\n320 Bsksr Street,. Nelion, B.C.\nOPEN DAY AND NIGHT\n11:30 to 2:30, Special Lunch 35c\n6:30 to 6:00 p.m., Supper 35c\nPhons 154\nJIAPIiKN \u2014 Charles Mmlmroni\nJ (jahon. Klmtierley; P. r. Tin\nniati, Spokane; Uun Barrett,\nLAKE VIEW HOTEL\nHas reopened. Clean, nenllv\nkept rooms. Prices reasonable.\nGive its a trial.\nHORACE LAPOINTE, Prop.\nTHE L. D. CAFE\nFlnest-rnuipprd restaurant In the\nrllv. cpPEN I'Ar AND NlflllT.\nSPECIAL- l.e Cream, Soda Water\nand Jlot Drinks. Nice, clean, furnished rooms; hot and cold water.\nWe Cater to Private Parties.\nBUY ADVERTISED GOODS\nCompare. Then Select\nROYAL CAFE\nClastic Restaurant\nRefinement and Delicacy Prevails\nOPEN DAY AND NIGHT\nI.iimlM'un, 11:30 I\u00ab\u00bb L' Mc\nSpecial Jamier*. 0;:;u lu H 35c\nWo Spe< iallssc in I'hop Kucy\nund Noodles.\nPHONE 182\nUSING THE DICTIONARY\nOne Mother Says;\nOne df the most prominent appointments In our living* room is a\nlarge dictionary on a metal standard.\nMy children have learned to consult\nit from an early age, nnd delight in\nnothing more than an argument about\nthe spelling or pronunciation of a\nword, resorting to the dictionary for\nproof. This ia excellent \"mental\npractice. In so many homos the\ndictionary is a small dusty volume\nstuck away in a corner.\nAlthough its harbor is closed approximately four months of the year\nby ice, Duluth is rated the second\nlargest cargo-shipping port of the\nUnited Slates.\nSTOP THAT COUGH\nNOW! \u00ab\nWith a Few Dotes of\nDr. Wood's\nNorway Pine Syrup\nMrs. Alex Foster, R.R. No. J\nProton, Ont, writes:\u2014\"I took a\nsevere cold which settled on my\nlungs, and my cough was so bad\nat times, lt seemed ns If It were\ntearing my lungs to pieces. I Bent\nand got a bottle of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and I got relief after\nthe first few doses, and by the time\nI had finished the rest of the bottle\nI was completely relieved of both\nmy cold and cough.\"\n\"Dr. Wood's\" has been on the market for the past 3.1 years; you don't\nexperiment with soma new and untried remedy when you buy It; put\nup only by The T. Mllburn Co.. Limited, Toronto, Ont.\nOne Thin Woman\nGained 10 Pounds\nin 20 Days\nSkinny Men Can\nDo the Same\nAll weak men and women\nAll nervous men ond women\nAll skinny men and women\nCan grow stronger, healthier nnd\nmore vigorous and take on solid\nneeded flesh in :t0 days Just by taking\nMcCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound\nT;il.lets four times a day\u2014as easy to\ntake as candy.\nAnd what a hit tliese flesh-producing tabids have made. One druggist\ntripled his sales in one week.\nBvery.MMiy knows that nasty-tasting,\ne\\ il-smelling Cod Liver Oil is a wonderful vita User, flesh producer and\nhealth ercalor.\nHut who wants 1*\u00bb swallow the horrible stuff, when these wonderful tub-\nleu\u2014M. Coy's Cod Uver* n.| Cm-\npound T.i Nets, are Just as good and\nho easy to take.\nA box of till tablets for *0 cents,\nnnd if any skinny man or woman\ndoesn't Rain nt least ii pounds in ;i\u00bbi\ndays\u2014money back. Ask Canada Drug\n,*,- Hook Co., 1 Ic Drug Co., City\nDrug Co,, or any good druggist* anywhere in America.\nIte sine and get McCoy's, the original and genuine, and don't forget\nthere'is nothing *>n earth so good to\nmake backward, listless, underweight\nchildren grow strong and robust.\nSummer Resorts\nWHERE THE FISHING IS GOOD\nOUTLET HOTEL\nPROCTER, B. C.\nrishlng, Boating, B.thing, Oolf,\nT.anls Courts.\nrishlnr Tackle Supplied. Grocery\nStore la Connection.\nW. A. WARD. Proprietor.\nDay, fa; w..k, SIT to (It. Special\nMonthly Sates.\nCREflTLYCUT\nThree Million Pounds Instead of Over Ten; Budget Thirty Millions\nDUBLIN, April 23.\u2014The Introduction In the dull yesterday of\nthe government's budget statement\ncreated exceptional Interest on the\npart of the puhllc.\nFinance Minister Blythe announced\nthe estimated expenditures of the\ngovernment for next year would\nhe \u00a330,128,90. while the yield for\nlart year's tax revenue was \u00a323,303,-\n501). He explained, however, that\nu portion nf the expenditure for\nthis was abnormal and non-recurrent, and declared that it- ought to\nbe paid, not by taxation, but by\nborrowing. This abnormal and nun-\nrecurrent expenditure, the minister estimated at Just above \u00a36,000,-\n000. He said there would be about\n\u00a32,000,000 available for tax reductions.\nMr. Blythe said a shilling reduction ln the Income tax would bring\nthe Free Ktato tax six pence under\nthe British levels but that Winston\nChurchill, the British chancellor of\nthe exchequer, expected to reduce\nthe British tax six pence, which\nwould leave, the British and Irish\nIncome tax ratcH equal.\nThe minister announced that, beginning next autumn, u factory\nwould be established In the Free\nState for the manufacture of beef\nsugar.\nArms Not Vet Surrounded\nAmong the Interesting points ln\nthe minister's statement which were\nreceived with unanimous favor by\nthe house were tiiat the army this\nyear would cost approximately \u00a33.-\n000,000 ds against J1O.5O0.0OO last\nyear, and that army expenditure\neventually would fall to about (\u00ab,-\n000,000.\nMr. Blythe explained that although\nfighting had ceased, arms had not\nyet been surrendered, und that this\nfact necessitated the maintenance\nof a force above normal requirements, as insurance against a renewal of organized violence.\nBRITAIN HOLDS\nHER OWN STILL\nWORLJMRABE\nBritish Merchant's Word Is\nGood as His Bond, Says\nLondon Editor\nVANCOUVER, April JS.\u2014British\nmerchants nre holding their own\nthroughout the world, stated Walter\nL'ndley Jones, founder, nnd editor\nfor .18 yeurs or the .Mercantile\nOuurdiun of London, Kngland. who\nleft Vancouver this morning for\nthe east in the course of u round-\nthe-world survey of trade nnd commerce conditions. He is accompanied by his biot her, F. Hilary .Tones,\nwho is financial manager of the\nsame paper, having reached Vancouver earlier in the week on\nthe Empress of ituss a.\nOrient Dislikes (tcriimny\nIn spite uf restlessness and unsettled conditions, which prevail in\nmany countries of the world today, Jlr. Jonea is convinced that\nultimately things will readjust\nthemselves:\n\"As Brlt'sheri we have nothing\nto fear from competition with other\ncountries,\" h<- hnid. \"The old saying that a Britisher's word Is as\ngood as his bond is as true today as\nit ever was. ' To be sure. Qcrman-\nmade goods have already made\ntheir appearance in India, but they\nare not to be found in Burma or\nihe Straits Sitllcmenfs. In China\nthe feeling toward Germany Is as\nantagonistic as ever, and there is\nno Herman toy to he found In\nJapan.\"\n\"Speaking broadly lhe general feeling seems to be that until Germany\nbarns to piny the game Internationally and commercially, no particular\nanxiety will be shown to do business with her.\n\"India, like Canada, H of course,\nsuffering from the existing tariff.\nFor years I havo been converted to\nthe doctrine of the preferential tariff within the Empire, and 1 urn a\nfirm believer In u self-supporting\nEmpire, which must Inevitably control the trade of the world.\"\n-#\u00bb**-\nCABINET ROAMS\nVALLEYS FROM\nHALI TO HALL\n(Continued from Paw One)\npayments might also be deferred,\nproviding approved improvements\nwere made to the individual holdings, which are securities upon which\nthe money was advanced for the big\nproject.\nlawmakers Ix-arn Geography\nOno thing Is certain the legislators cannot in future claim\nignorance of the, geography of\nthe district for, with half the\ncabinet roam ng the valleys from\nschoolhouse to schoolhouse, addressing the free and unti'am-\nmellel voter in his native habitat, and VV. A. MacKenzle, W. K.\nEsling, Arthur Cocmane, H. D.\nTwigg and Otto Bruhn, Conservative members, under Harry\nPooley himself, opposition leader, .and Pat Maitland viewing\nwith alarm from every hilltop,\nevery foot of the combined riding is being covered.\nMcltae's Shadow\nWhile both sides are ostensibly\nwooing the electors at large, there\nis nervousness in both camps. There\na a shadow across the otherwise\nsunny political landscape as viewed\nby government and opposition alike.\nThe shadow is that of no less a\nperson than the Late Provincial\nparty leader. Doukhobors, Irrigation,\nhospitals and the like are the talking points, but tho real issue im,\nwhat will General McKae's followers of lust Juno do?\nLast year these political pathfinders were not recognized by their\nopponents, but times have changed,\nand today they are being ardently\nwooed, for their 300-odd votes will\ndecide the election. And so It is\nthat the shadow of General McRae\nlooms largo over Grand Forks-\nGreenwood.\nSENATOR ASKS\nRURAL CREDITS\nFOR THE WEST\nWilloughby Also Urges a\nPreference in Freight\nRates\nOTTAWA. April 2J.\u2014Senutor W.\nB. W'illoughby, in the senate today\ncalled the attention of the government to the matter of rural credits, and the necessity of -legislation\nthis session to give effect to some\nscheme to provide cheaper money\nfor western farmers, both on long\ntenhs and short term credits. lie\nsaid tho guestfutt of, rum) credits\nwas of great significance to western Canada, nnd (hat part of the\nDominion deserved very favorable\nconsideration, owing to certain conditions which obtain there and not in\nother parts of Canada.\nWestern' Canada, lie said, benefits less from the protective tariff\nthan any other part of the coun- i\ntry. He would waive any disadvan-1\ntage to western Canada that might\ncome from protection in the interests of the whole Dominion, but\nin so fining be thought there should\n)>e compensation to the west Jn some\nshape.\nGiogrnphy Handicap** It\nThe west labored under a geographical handicap. Western railway rates compared favorably with\nthose *>f other countries and were\nmore favorable on grain than corresponding areas In the United\nStates, but the geographical position\nof the west made preferential treatment In freight rate?* imperative to\nthe success of that part of tlie Dominion. At present the Crow's .Nest\nPass agreement was discriminatory\nand would have to be (hanged by\nlegislation, but In nny legislation he\nthought preferential treatment t<>\nthe west should be given.\nMany Ih th*- east he said looked\nupon the Hudson Bay railway as an\nabsurd proposition. He believed the\nscheme was feasible, but its value\nas a grain route had probably been\noverestimated. It would, how evei.\nbe a splendid outlet Tor cattle and\nmeat products, and it would also\nassist In the grain trude.\nSenator Michener moved adjournment.\nHenator 1 in nd urand, previous to\nHenalor Wllloughhy's speech, stated\nhad under consideration a scheme\nto the house that tlie govern ment\nof rural credits based on Dr. Tory's\nreport.\nA Complete Stock Awaits\n' Your Selection\nCURTAININGS\u2014In Scrims, Marquisettes. 4\nNETS\u2014Ruffled Muslins.\nSIDE CURTAINS\u2014Art Muslins, Casement Cloths',\n\u25a0 Cretonnes, etc.\nA Curtain Special\nRuffled Muslin for Bedroom. Per pair $2.00\nPURE LINEN DAMASK\u201472 inches. Yard ....f2.25\nBED SPREADS\u2014Colored and White. Honeycomb,\nDimity, etc. Prices $2.75 and Up\nLARGE BATH TOWELS\u2014Colored and White. Per\npair $1.10 to $1.50 \u2022.\nNelson Dry Goods Co.\nLADIES' WEAR SPECIALISTS j. ....\nCANADA'S FLEET\nSTILL SHOWS A\nLARGE DEFICIT\nOperating Deficit Million\nand Half; Total Near\nNine Million\nA LITTLE BETTER\nTHAN YEAR BEFORE\nWest Indies Service Loses;\nBoard Advises Writing\nOff Big Sums\nOTTAWA, April 23. \u2014 A decrease In\nthe deficit cm operation of the Canadian Government Merchant marine is\nncted In the annual statement of the\nline, tabled In the house today.\nGross revenue was $8,811,0.18, and\noperating expenses were $10,251,918,\nhaving a deficit from operation of\n$l,440,xsn, which is $423,* 13 less than\nlast year's deficit.\nThe deficit, after all charges, Including depreciation and Interest, were\ntjiken into account, was $S.836.809 In\n192-t, which was $&32,061 less thnn the\nl!p^:t deficit.\nThe decrease in cargo Turnings was\nnhout JIM.(100. The Vancouver board\n*\u25a0' harbor c'>.nnit**sioiiers made a proftt\nnT $i7.000.\nThe passenger service to the West\nlt.illes, operated hy the Canadian Fisher and the Canadian Forester, shows\nn loss of $120,000 in operation, slightly\nless than in 1923.\nAs u result of the services to Australia, New Zealand and Newfoundland, Heminion Htibntdles to other tines\naggregating $156,000 were dlscntinued.\n-Fifty-seven Loft\nThere are now &7 vessels in the\nfleet. Three were pold last year.\nKxcpting lh<* stranding of the Canadian Scottish and the collision *>f the\nC, nartlan Pioneer with another .steamer, there were no serious accidents\nduring Ihe year.\nTin* directors again recommend that\n:\u2022 substantial proportion \"f the emit of\nllie rieet, nnd of thn interest payable\ngovernment, should be written\nof the bomb In the cathedral andl\nwho subsequently made an lnvestiga-1\ntion Into the Bulgarian situation.!\nMessrs. Wedgwood nnd Maione ar-I\nrived in Belgrade Wednesday from!\nSofia. I\nThe statement says that Charles 8.1\nWilson, the United States minister in I\nSoflii: W. A. I<\\ Krskine. the British I\nminister, and the missionaries, were I\ndoing,nil that waa possible to do to I\nstop the \"rerocious reprisals against I\nthe Communists.\" J\nThe statement adds that the Tsan- |\nkoff terror is now producing a series I\nof reactions in Jugo-SlaVia which I\nare gravely significant: the scarcely 1\nsuppressed enmities between the two f\ngovernments seem to be on the point\nof open expression.\nIt Is asserted in the statement that\nthe p!ot to blow up the king and th*\ngovernment In the Sofia cathedral\nprohahly was organized by Bulgarian\nexiles in Serbia.\nMost Guilty Would Suicidt\n\"Alt seem to assume that the vie- '\ntlms are tortured to produce confessions. The bastinado Is used for\nbreaking nil the bones in the feci.\n\"One thousand are said to haw\npassed through one police station the\nfirst night, nnd all night long lorry-\nloads of condemned men passed out\nand were killed, mostly outside the\ncity.\n\"Perhaps they killed some guilty,\nbut a guilty man would be a fool to\nn!low himself to fall alive Into their\nhands.\"\nPremier Not Asked to Resign\nPARIS. April 2X\u2014The Bulgarian\nlegation Issued an offi-ial denial of\ntho report that King Boris had demanded the resignation of the cahinot\nheeded by Premier Alexander Tzan-\nkoff.\n\"An accord has never ceased to\nexist b< Iween Ihe king nnd the premier,'' tive communique declared.\nNo Good Doukhobor\nWould Bomb Premier\nVICTORIA. April 23.\u2014No good\nnonkholji-i* would think of bombing\nthe premier's home, states a message\nl from ihe colony at Grand Forks,\nj rca' hlng Premier (diver's office to-\nI dny, denying authorship of the recent threatening letter.\nBurglar at Window\nWakes Coast Woman;\nScream Scares Him\non'\nThe whole fleet, combined, made 256 i\nnyftgcN on the Atlantic and 93 on thel\nVANCOUVER, April 23.\u2014Hear-\ning a noise during the night,\nMrs. E. Hughes found a burglar\ntrying ta force the kitchen window. She scream.d, and ht fled.\nARE VOU\nCONFESSIONS i CLEAN INSIDE?\nft!\n* Continued rrom pajft> l >\nthe military. and all trials will he\nby ciiurl-martlal. ( oiirts-martial\nbegan today, and it Is certain lhat\nsentences of extreme severity will le\npassed. j\nBritish Member Issue Report I\nLOKPOX, April 34.\u2014The Herald.\norgan of the Uibor party, this morn- |\nIng prints a two-column statement\nmade by Joslah C. Wedgwood. W.\nMacKinder nnd P. |>. 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Scores\n\u2022f other uui around ths\nsanitary boms.\nGILLETTS\n\u00bb PURE FLAKE\nLYE\nAUTO LICENCES\nSTILL MOUNT UP\n*\u25a0- 'iyELENOREHlEHERlN '\u25a0\u25a0? **\n*~~\nmsrn\nTOE NELSON DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 24,\" 1925\nS=IF\n~\n94 ..\nememJm-\nThree Hundred and Eighty\nIssued to Date; Many;\nDriver's licences\nUp to 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon 380 automobile licences had\nbeen Issued by H. R. TownRend,\nprovincial collector, Ths number ts\nhigher by about GO than licences Issued up to this time lsat year. Last\n\u2022 year a total of 450 odd licences\nwore Issued in the local court house.\nTo date 431 persons hnve taken\nout driver's licences and 81 chauffeurs' licences hnve been issued.\nWhile the rush lor licences Is over,\nthere are a few more appl cations\nmade every day.\nMUSN'T FILL MILK\nBOTTLES FROM CANS\nDr. Arthur Says He Will\nAdvise Cancellation if\nAny Offend\nTo the Editor of Tho Pally News:\nSir\u2014Will you kindly grnnt me\nBpnce for the following:\nIt has been reported to me that\ncertnln dairymen have recently been\nseen In alleyways filling milk bottles from cans carried in . the delivery wagon. This, if true, is a\nflagrant violation of the city's milk\nbylaw.\nUpon receipt of proof of ths statement, I will recommend tho cancellation of the licence of nny vendor so offending, and will never\nngnin recommend the granting of\nil milk vendor's licence to such\nperson.\nE. C. ARTHUR,\nMedical Officer of Health.\nNelson, B.C., April 23, 1925.\nCHAPTER Mil. > -\nAt the draughting tahle near Denny\nwas a lank man, clean-shaven, sandy-\nhaired, Hla back curved amiably, giving an Impression of Indolence. '\n\"One, of the big fallows,\" he thought.\n\"Gee, what * wi*!\"\nIt was his first day of work. He\nhad crossed the bay ln a tremble of\nexcitement, standing at the prow looking to the hundred blue hills or the\ncity; a feeling of nervoua elation\nkeei>ing his head high. Now was\nthe big* hour\u2014now the proof.\nAll the dreams that had made him\nscorn tho grocery clerk, the plaHterer's\nJob: that bad kept his spirit buoyant\nas he cleaned brick \u2014 all these dreams\nwere now to be realized.\nHe wondered If he would he set to\nwork on dexigna for Immense dams\nand power bounca; plans for a bridge\nor a railroad \u2014\nHalf the day waa gone. He had\ndone nnllilnK but make a sketch of\na small culvert. Only that and then\nait and wait for the lanky man to\naali hia assistance.\nKane\u2014that was tbe name of the\nwis\u2014gut down from his bench, gave\nDenny an indifferent glance:\n\".lust from college?\"\n.\"Vea,\"\n\"Civil engineering?\"\n*'*Uuod luck.\" He nodded\u2014went out,\nleaving Denny wilh a flushed, indignant feeling of unimportance.\nThat afternoon the great Kane gave\nlilin aome figuring to do. In ha\"\nhour, and bt-f.ire Denny waa finished;\nwhile he was still rather bewildered,\nKane galled for the results.\n\"In a few minutes,\" Denny answered, persistently bending over the\nsheets. Kane, with a faint curve\nhia lips, stood behind him:\n\"Look here, boy!\"\nAlmost in a moment, It seemed\u2014\nwelt, in io minutes, he had tbe whole\ntblnR done. Denny's throat tightened,\nKino booby Ite was! fine way tu begin\n\u2014a nice chance to make nn Impression with one of the big fellows and\nIn- couldn't come through with the\ngoods!'\nl!e eimld feel his heart swelling up\nto hla neck.\n'What was It like? Did you have\na meal chance? Quick now, tell me!\nThat was the way Katy, all sparkling\njust the way sho used to do in the\nfirst depressing flays on the campus,\nwith eagerness, met hlm at the door\u2014\nAnd he had to brush rather quickly past her with a light: \"Wtll, course\nthey don't know yet I'm a genius,\nyou know. Takes a. little time even\nfor a good man to get going.\"\n\"But vou think you'll like it, Denny?\n(Hi, everyone has to be patient while\nthey're Just beginning! Were they\npleasant to you?\"\n\"Uh, yes! Had coffee ond sandwiches\nlaid at my plate and a carnation to\nwear in my coat\u2014\"\n\u2022Then it wasn't ro* fIne, Denny?\"\nBeen use his disappointment wns\nro bitter he told her of Kane nnd\nthe figuring\u2014and made himself out\nfar more stupid than be was. Katy\nshook her bead -eyes glistening:\n\"That's nothing to put your spirits\ndown. Denny. A little thing like that!\nWouldn't be any fun to win if there\nwasn't any struggle, Tourse It's going\nto be burd. That's why Mason said\nthev need.-d fighters with courage who\ncan't be bothered worrying over such\na little defeat.\"\n\u2022Sin- laughed with such tenderness\nhe was ashamed. Sure\u2014that was the\nwav to look at it. He couldn't expect\nId make good the first hour\u2014\nIn llie next week Kane paid little\n(attention to him; the chief draughts-\ninian gave him jolis thnt a first year\nI student could do. No more chance\nto allow bin skill to the big fellow\nMRS. CAMERON\nrt\" -\n' & \u25a0\nVe\n\u2022enny sa.t on\nwatched the\nforest, blasting century-old (rees that\nrails might be laid.\nThesfe, were men of vision. These\nwere the fighters with courage.\nTheae phrases were continually before him. Into the smallest task\nhe put a passion of effort.\nYet months passed and he was still\ndoing routine work, still dashg up the\nlaw, ln tbe evenings whistling gaily\u2014\nsometimes bringing a hox of candy, a\nbunch of violets, to show that he didn't\ncare to give aty a cheer, tieo--darn\nlonesome for her now!\nThere was a quietness In her life\nnow that the college day had not\nknown. Then Stephen or Denny often\nrushed home for note hook, a bit of\nlunch, an hour of study. Xow she\nwas alone from 7:30 in the morning\nuntil 6 at night.\nShe missed Denny, missed Stephen;\nmissed the noisy, exuberant crowds on\nFriday nights.\nStephen wrote Innumerable letters,\nbreesy, full of plans. His mother was\nImproving; he was coming is^i*\u2014Lord,\nwait till he got there!\n\"Sweet, lovely Kate: I owe heaven\na debt of everlasting gratitude. 'This\nfor this\u2014I was raised in a barn. No\nhome like it! Hot as blazes here.\nI long for toy shady room, and the\nscarlet \u2022rambler and a scrap with Den\nand a smile from you, Kate. I'll be\nback before long. . Keep the grass\ngreen and the pies fresh and the wonderful Den from hitting the celling,\n. . . Honest and true, as you say\nyourself. Kaiy-kld, I'm orful lonesome.\n\u2014Hteve.\"\n.She treasured these notes. They\nfilled her with lightness, with gladness like the laugh in Stephen's eyes.\nHe was coming back. . . .\nOther letters came from Clay \u25a0 Andrews. \u25a0 These never varied In tone.\nHe would write long pages telling\neverything he thought would divert her\n\u2014new books, new ideas, plays he had\nseen. And always at the end, us\nthough he had measured restraint to\nHh limit', were paragraphs that brought\npainfully before hor his dark face in\nits mood of breathless, suppressed excitement, the sharp drawn smile that\nhad pierced her like a sub.\n\"It's a year now since I lc-fL, Katy\u2014\na year since thut night we sat at\nthe water's edge and watched the\nlight thnt you called 'moon fairies'\ncome down to dance on Ibe waves,\nlb) you .fememUer, Katy, or did I bother you too much thnt night?\n\"You . wonder if It Is wrong to\nwrite me, Katy? You wonder if you\nare only prolonging a hurt to me?\n\"Katy. loving vou gives a purpose\nIn life; thinking that some day you\nmay need me sweeps through me\nlike a mart storm of Joy. Sometimes I wonder If I am really sane\nthat I should love you\u2014wa nt you\nso. You and no other. I want\nto be the ono to care for you, to\nserve you. Hut then I know I nm\nMine\u2014saner than any other man, for\nyou aro more beautiful to me than\nanything I have ever known and I\nam glad to he on my knees to you;\nglad for the pangs your remoteness\ngives.\n\"eep on writing. Katy, won't you?\nTf this is prolonging a burl, let me\nlisKVe It. . . . fllve me this hurt\nbefore all other Joys. Perhaps, some\nday, dear Katy, there may be a difference.\"\nAll of his letters Katy kept in a\nlittle wooden box in her bureau\ndrawer. Tears were in her eyes\ntrembling in her throat. Poor, dear\nClay, why did he love her no? Would\nhe keep \"H, as be said be would, al\nways? Tin- hurt -she gave blm drew\nher as it had the night of his going\nlike deep, sad chords of music.\nShe searched her heart, wondering\nIf she might some dny give the on-\nnwer he asked.\nHoney should always h* kept in a\ndark place or it will granulate.\n(To Re ontinuefl.)\nWATER UP EIGHT\nPOINT FOUR FEET\nTinged\nWhites oi Eyes\nWith Yellow?\nMuddy Complexion?\nYour Liver Is Out1 of Order!\nMrs. Wm. nourtius, Fox Oroek,\nN.B., writes:\u2014\"I have bfon troubled\nwilh my liver for a lonK tlmo. and\nwas so bait I cnuM not do any work.\n1 had severe pains In my ploniaeh\nthat were so bad. at times, I could\nhardly stand them. My tonirue lie-\nramo coated; 1 had u bad tuete la\nmy mouth, especially In the morning; the whites ot my eyes wer,\ntinged with yellow, and 1 had\nmuddy and yellow complexion.\n\"I had read a. great deal about\nMILBURN'S\nLAXA-L1VER, PILLS\nsn decided I would try tt vial, and\nafter taking three ot them I wa,\ngreatly improved and felt moro like\nliving, nnd I enn now ilo my n\u00bbD\nwork without any liouble.\"\nFor Kiln at nil druggists and dealers; put up only by The T. Mllburn\nCo., Limited, Toronto, Ont.\nt everv morning Penny\nthe front of tho IkuU,\nsailors in their dazzling white unl-\nfnnns drilling on'ttont island. His\nthoughts ffosded hlm: \"(Iff\u2014this Ih\nslow. Hot to do better. Well, every\n'ellow lias to make n start. Kane'-\nprobshty been at It years. No won-\ndor he's on top!\" ...\n| One noon be went to lunch with \t\nFrank lill.is. a young draughtsman. | _.., .\u201e , , 'U \"\nI wiS a ,:^'working ffiJKr-JKlGaiM Fifth of Foot hrPour\nHe was an inquisitive, nggresslve fellow who picked up all manner of\ngossip, due tn his friendship for Miss\nBlanche Taylor, an assistant bookkeeper in charge of the office pay-\nDays;\nOver Foot\nWeek\nin\noil.\n\"Kane's\n\"Ilea g<\nallied tolerantly\nWonder, Isn't\nnd nt figures.\"\nhe?\"\nHUss\nad-\nneat I\nHe's a Wlz. Ne*\nbeat him. Has he\n\"About twenty years.\"\n\u25a0\u2022(),.,\u2014gueaa he pulls down\nsalary, doesn't he?\"\n\"On*- hundred and aeventy-ftve.'\nlUiiny -gasped. One seventy-fiv\nafler 2\" years nf service!\nbe guying him.\n'\u25a0I'oinc off\u2014you don't\nmore about It than 1 do.\"\n\"I don't, eh? Well, what did ynu\nthink In* cot? No sand lo him. They\nmake machine* now t<> do figuring.\"\nt)enny was Inwardly stupefied. This\nKane, who had seemed to hlm n big\nfellow\u2014a genius\u2014getting a mere pit -\nThe water In the West Arm yeaterday afternoon nt 4 o'clock stood\nnt about 8.40 feet above low water\nt saw anyone to j mark. This is a gain of about one-\nbeen here long?\" j fifth of a foot since Sunday.\nSince last Thursday the wirier has\nrisen 1.15 feet, as it stood at 7.25\nfeet above low water mark on that\ndate. The heavy rise, which was\nnoticeable fnr some days has now\nft ha tod, and tlie water is rising much\nmore slowly.\nMany Fto$4k FroitoPrair-\n, ies and Coast; Service\nFHmi Baptist Church'\nWith fUtUkjf ceremony'at the Baptist church, where Rev. J. K. Tyner\nconducted -the service, and at the\ngraveside, where the ceremony was\nconducted by the Kelson Rebekah\nlodge, the funeral of Mrs. T. H. Cam-\neron was held yeaterday afternoon.\nA large number of friends were\ngathered at the Baptist church lor\ntho service there. Two hymns, tbe\nfavorites of Mrs. Cameron, were sung.\n\"Kertr Not for I A\/n With Thee,\" and\n\"O Be Not Dismayed.\" Members of\ntho Rebekah 4odgi* and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows were in attendance.\nMany beautiful floral tributes were\nreielved. some from friends In llegina,\nMoohc Jaw and Vancouver. The\npallbearers, all employees of the Ca-\nnodlon Pacific railway, were K. Y.\nBrake. I*\\ T. Griffiths, O. 8. Bees.\nIt. 1>. Hall. T. K. McKechnle and B. Fl.\nI'.edpath.\nMoral tributes were received from\ntho following persons; Capt. ami Mrs.\nnoughts Brown, cross; Mr. anil Mis.\n\\V. (). Miller, cross; the stewards of\nS.S. Nasookin. spray; Mr. and Mrs.\n(1. W. Allen, spray; Mr. and Mrs. E.\nl\\. Redpath, spray; T. .1. Hop Wood.\nH. 1). \/'atei-Hon ami Mis* I'awcett,\nspray; Mr, and Mrs. ||. M. Whimster.\nspray; Hi len and Fiona Sutherland,\nwreath: Mr. and .Mrs. .1. A. Sk*'l(erti.\nspray; Mr. nnd Mrs. James (iambic.\nspray; Mr. -iml Mrs. Alec Carrie,\nspray; Mr', and Mrs. W, 0. Stewart,\nspray. Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Hipperson, spray; Mi*, and Mrs. George Motion. \u00bbpriy; Mr. nnd Mrs. K T. Griffiths, pprny; Ml*, and Mrs. Frank\nWhitfield, wreath; Mr. and Mrs. A.\nK. Warner, Moose .law. wreath; Mr.\nand Mrs. 0. H, Taylor, spray; Tip-\nspiiwhers Stuff (MM!., cross. Brotherhood of Halfway Trainmen, wreath;\nMr. and Mrs. A. T. Park, spray; Mr.\nand M\u00bbg, W. McCnndlish, spray; Miss\nEllzCT.eth M. Ryan, Regina, wreath;\nMr. and Mrs. .1. E. Matheson. Vancouver, wreath; Mr. and Mrs. H.\nBush and family, spray; Mr. and\nMrs. F. Iv. Fadtion, spray, Mr. and\nMrs. I. R. Poole, spray; Queen City\nReheknh lodge No. 16, spray; I.O.O.F,\nNelson, spray; C.P.R. friends, Regina,\nwreath; Mr. nnd Mrs. N. C. Stlbbs,\nspray: C.l'.R. general office, Nelson,\nwreath; Mr. ami Mrs. R. 1>. Hall\nami family, spray; Mr. ami Mrs.\nRussell MilOwan. spray; Mr. and Mrs.\nO. S. Rees, spray; Mr. and Mrs. II.\nR Tha in, wreath; local committee\nC.P.R. Medical association, wreath;\nBaptist church. Nelson, wreath; Mr.\nand Mrs. (J. A. Brown und fnmlly,\nwreath; N'eoml Rebekah lodge No, 3.\nRegina, spray; I.. H. Chntjuetto nml\nfamily, rross, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Mc-\nPhniJ, spray. Mr. and Mrs. C. M.\nPulkner, Regina, spray; Florence\nlodge No. mi,4 I.O.o.K, Regina.\nwreath: Tlie Kamilv. broken circle;\nMr. and Mrs. II. Beck, Knslo, spray;\nMr. and Mrs. W. F. Fotherlngham,\nspray; Mr. and Mrs. w. Itamaay,\nSpray; Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Argyle.\nspiny; Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Richards,\nspray; Mr, and Mrs. F. Simons,\nspiny; Dr. and Mrs. Wolverton,\nsprn y; Mr. a nd M rs. F. B. .1 ells,\nspray; Mr .and Mrs. .1, Ramsay,\nsp.ay; Tim Vnjjgsl Hegina, spray;\nMrs. Rock and Truemnn, spray; Miss\nDorothea Coles, spray; Nelson High\nSchool. Division 1. wreath; Mr. and\nMrs. K. Y. Brake, spray; Miss Elizabeth M. Roger, spray; Mr. and Mrs.\nW. J. Meanher, spray; Mr. and Mrs.\nJ. I. .Holnhnn, spray; Brother .Tim.\nspray; Mr. and Mrs. G. Wharton and\nHelen, spray; Ml*, and Mrs. C. E.\nMansfield and family, spray; Mr.\nand Mrs. D. Kerr ami Mrs. Stnttner\nSmith, spray; Mr. and Mrs. J, A.\nBtobo, spray; Kootenny lodge No, IK.\nI.O.O.F.. wreath;. Miss Margaret\nCampbell, spray: Mr. nnd Mrs. G. K.\nRichmond, spray.\nTeamster Thrown from-*\"\"-\nI v His Wagon Sustains\nBroken Rif^in Fall\n\"Jeff\" Jefferys, well-known local\nteamster, sustained a broken rib\nyesterday afternoon when he waa\nthrown from his seat on the wagon,\nA rock on the road threw the\nfront of the wagon sideways, and the\ndriver wns thrown to the ground.\nTRAFFIC LAWS MEAN\n'NOTHING 10 DRIVER\nl''V\" \"\u25a0*, 0.\" I \u25a0\nDrives Team Down Baker\nStreet on Wrong Side;\nAutos Dodge It\nNelson is a progressive c ty and\nhas its traffic regulations, but nevertheless there are some people In\nthe district who do not know It.\nYesterday afternoon at about &\no'clock a farmer's team nnd wagon\nslowly perambulated down Baker\nstrpet on the wrong side of the\nstreet.\nMotorists going down the street\non their accustomed side had to do\nthe dodging act\" quite frequently to\navoid hitting th\u00ab team. Several\npassers-by called to thn driver to\ntake the right hand side of the\nstreet, hut he paid no attention.\nFinally he pulled in at the curb to\ngo into a store.\"\nThe team standing on the wrong\nside of the road was seen hy Sergeant Alex Stewart, of the police\nforce, ami it was not bmg before It\nwas .parked on the opposite side\nof thn street.\nWKTERN FOLKS\n.. ,\u25a0...'. >\u25a0\nTitle to New York Acreage\nCleared Up;, Chief .Heir\nAged.Wonjan ,,,\u201e,