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C\nCandidates in the Field\n\u2022Dying is a list of the candldat es officially nominated yesterday In tha ridings of British Columbia.\nRIDING\nll\nby . I\n\u00bb \t\n\u00bb\u00bbck\t\nIbla \u201e..\n\t\ntun-Newcastle\nrook \t\nCONSERVATIVES\n..Percy Rushton \t\n..T. w. Falconer \t\n. w. R. Rutledge \t\n..Rod. McKenzle \t\n..Wm. Atkinson \t\n..I. J. Scovll ...,\t\n.. Dr. Geo. Kerr McNaughton\n... C. r. Davie'\t\nLIBERALS OTHERS\nHanna ,T. A. Barnard, Ind -Labor\nH P. Kergln , .\u2014. h. Moftlt\nDr. J. H.' Mclror Pratut Browne, Labor\nRobert Nell Campbell\nHon. E, D. Barrow ..\nHon. J. A. Buckham\nJ. W. McKenzle \t\n. N. A. Wallinger P. M. McPherson\nCol. P. Lifter P. Putnam\n.J. W. Berry A.D.Patterson\nMy Nels S. Lougheed D. Whiteside\nsuit R. H. Pooley Mrs. M. I. Smith ..'\t\nI M. D. McLean\t\nOeorge Pred P. Burden H. O. Perry \t\nI Porks-Greenwood Dr. C. M. Kingston D. McPherson \t\nWinds Ool. C. W. Peck. V.C., D.S.O...M. B. Jackson. K. C. ..\nma - ...John R. Mlchell J. R. Colley \t\n\u2022Blocan Capt. Jas. Fitzsimmons Capt. C. S. Leary\t\nft 1. C. Carson A. t. Munn \u201e\nmile M. Manson W. J. Heath .\nmo V. B. Harrison Geo. 8. Pearson\n Dr. L. I. Borden D. D. McLean\t\nWestminster Dr. A. M. Sanford A. Wells Oray \t\nVancouver Jack Loutet Hon. Ian McKenzle\nOkanagan W. F. Kennedy .....Dr. P. D. Van Kleek\nca Alfred Shelford Hon. A. M. Manson\ni. Rupert J. H. Thompson Hon. T. D. Pattullo\nitoke Adam Bell Hon. W. H. Sutherland\nlond-Polnt Giey S. L. Howe Robt. H. Carson\n\u00abd-Trall J. H. Schofleld Don Macdonald\n!h Hon. 8. F. Tolmie \u201eN. W. Whlttaker\na Arm R. W. Bruhn James Smart \t\ntameen W. A. McKenzle C. K. Tupper \t\ni - Prank Dockrlll Dr. H. C. Wrinch\nOkanagan J. W. .Jones\t\nVancouver J. w. Cornett ...C. W. Feast\t\n.0. A. Stoddart\n.W. Law. Labor \t\n.8. Outhrie. Labor \t\nO. H. Oray. Ind.-Cons.\n?R. Cviow. ind.-Lib\n. Uphill. Labor\n. .Lawrence Sampson. Ind.\nJ. T. W. Place. Labor\nA. C McMillan\nA T Howe. Ind-Cona.\n D. W. Sutherland. Ind -Lib.\n R. H. Neelands. Lsbor \t\nW I. W. Ouy \t\nMn. Paul 8mlth R. Skinner. Labor \t\n.Aid. H. E. Almond Angus Mclnnls. Labor \t\nDugald Donaghy G. C. Pelton \t\nluver (61 W. C. Shelly \t\nR. L. Maitland \t\nGeo. A. Walken \t\nCol. N. Spencer _ Fred sterling\nThos. Kirk J. Pltcaim Hogg\t\nWm. Dick Nichol Thompson\t\nJ. M. Beatty Hon. J. H. MacLean Walter Inward\t\nR. Hayward W. T. Straith Capt. R. P. Matheson. Ind.-Con\nH D. Twlgg M Graham Joseph North. Ind\t\nJ Hlnchllffe - R. A. C. Dewar Mrs. J. McOregor, Ind.-Cons\n..R. H. Helmer Dr. J. J. Olllls\nDoukhobors Hurt, Auto Crash\nL\nI\n7\nVedmtdoff's Fractured Ribs\nDriven into Lungs; Worst\nSufferer\nTRUCK TURNS SEVEN OR\nEIGHT TIMES DOWN BANK\nPete Koftiitoft's Leg Is Cut by\nScythe; Ones Escapes With\nBruises\nHave Nominations\nIN\nWires .Putnam at Creston\nMoneys Having Been\nSet Aside\nVELL, GINOL'S TO\nGET WHARF REPAIRS\nSum Being Expended on\ntarves on Kootenay and\nArrow Lakes\nDouble Efforts Find\nAmundsen; Ice Floes\nHamper Italia Work\n3TON, B.C., June 37\u2014Prank Put-\nwho relumed Monday from hav-\nscrles ot successful Liberal \"get\nnteds\" at several points he had\n-avlbusly visited on the west side\nt riding, received good news on\nturn In the shape' of a telegram\nR. H. Oale, In which the 1026\nsd Lloeral candidate states:\nsd to advise that 1 have succeed*\nhaving tht following public\ndefinitely authorized for West\nlay; BOewell. wharf repairs, 13500;\n. wharf repairs, $8500; Gray Creek\nreplacement, 17300; Wllllow Point\nrepairs, $1000; Praaer's Landing,\n$1000; Princess Creek, wAarf re-\n$2000; Rlondel, wharf, $4000;\ntoke, repairs to dam. $6000. Dun-\nJver, construction of road from\nr Lake to Haley's Landing. $7500.\naead, wharf improvements, $110.\njr. wharf repairs, $2000.\nPutnam Is particularly pleased\nhe appropriations for Boswell and\ni, as he hu directly Interested\nf ln securing this money, and*\n\u2022sing for repair work to start at\nat Ginol's so aa to have trans*\n'Jon facilities right by the time\nlerry and other fruit outgo com-\n\u2022 at tbat point.\nHTNING HITS\nTW0J10SS SPUR\nand Cbeyne Suffer Shak-\nUp When Hit by Lightning in Storm\nIce Drives Rescue Ship to\nSkelter; Planes Are\nInactive\nKING'S BAY, spltzberrrn. Juna\n27.\u2014Dangerous Ice Hops added one\nmore obstacle today to efforts of\nrescue parties who are struggling\nagainst overwhelmingly odds to\nsave the remaining members of tbe\nItalia's crew.\nA wireless message from the\nQuest base ship of the HwedlOi\nexpldltlon, aald that the vessel had\nencountered a movement of Ice\nfrom the eaat across Hinlopen\nstraits. The crew bad been compelled to leave Wahlennerg Bay and\nseek refuge 'on the north coast of\ntlreat stone Island.\nNo news has been received here\nthrowing light on the fate ot Roald\nAmundsen.\nThe moving Ice floes threatened to\nInterfere seriously ln other ways with\nthe rescue work by causing a day to\nday shift In the position of the marooned men.\nFurther attempt* to reach the llttle\nIce-bound camp will probably be delayed Indefinitely pending the arrival\nof smaller planes. It has been decided\nnot to attempt any more landings on\ntbe Ice with large planes.\nThick fog continued this evening and\nThree Vessels Sail\nNorth Seeking Lost\nAmundsen\nOSLO, Norway, June 87.\u2014Search\nfor Roald Amundsen and his five\ncompanions, missing since June\n18, got under fuU swing today a\u00bb\nthree vessels sailed from Tromsoe\nfor Northern waters and other expeditions were rapidly preparing to\nleave.\nThe Norwegian crosier Torden-\nskjold, the French auxiliary veasel\nQuenlln Roosevelt and the sealer\nIlelmlant, which the French government has chattered left Tromsoe. and win search thoroughly\nthrough the neighborhood of Bear\nIsland. This Island Is midway\nbetween Ole coaat of Norway and\nSpitsbergen, being directly In the\npath of the route whleh the French\nplane carrying the noted explorer,\nwas expected to take.\nMiss Louise Boyd, an American\nwoman, who had hired tbe sealing ship\nHobby, for a hunting expedition off\nGreenland, has placed the ship at\nthe disposal ot the Norwegian government free of cost to search for Amund*\nsen. The sealer will leave Tromsoe\non Sunday for King's bay. It took\nan active part ln the search for Oen*\neral Nobile during the past few weeks\nBID Vedmedorr\u2014Ribs fractured\nand driven Into bis lungs, shoulder\nfractured, ear partly torn off.\nAlex Cheveldaeff\u2014Kcalp wounds,\ncuts on face, broken ribs, bruises on\nbody, possible Internatlon Injuries.\nPete Koftinoff\u2014Badly gashed leg.\nFred Kortlnoft\u2014Bruises.\nFour Thrums Doukhobors\nwere injured, two of them seriously, when they went over the f\nbank in a small truck about a\nViile west of Thrums yesterday\ntaorning. They claimed the\nsteering gear failed. The car\nroiled oven seven or eight times\ndown the bank. They were on\ntheir way to Glade to cut hay.\nBill Vedmedoff and Alex\nCheveldaeff, two old men, who\nwere riding in the back of the\ntruck, cartying scythes, were so\nseriously injured that they could\nnot be removed to Kootenay\nLake General hospital for treat\nment. Vedmedoff, whose fractured ribs were driven into his\nlungs, was believed most seri\nously hurt.\nPete Koftinoft suffered a\nsevere gash on a leg. It was\nthought the gash was inflicted\nby one of the scythes. He was\nbrought to Kootenay Lake General hospital, where he was reported last night as not being\nin danger.\nFred Koftinoft, brother of\nPete, escaped with bruises\nFormal nominations In the southern\nInterior yesterday produced no surprises, only candidates openly placed\nIn the field by party conventions being\nformally nominated.\nIn every riding except Pernie Conservative and Liberal candidates only\nare In tba field. In Fernie a Conservative candidate ta opposed by a\nLabor man.\nFollowing are the candidates ln the\nvarious ridings:\nColumbia\u2014\n-. J. Scovll, Conservative.\nHon. J. A. Buckham, Liberal.\nCranbrook\u2014\nN. A. Wallinger. Conservative.\nP. M. McPherson, Liberal.\nCreaton\u2014\nCol. F. Lister. Conaervatlve.\nFrank Putnam, Liberal.\nFernie\u2014\nM. D. McLean, Conaervatlve.\nThomas Uphill, Labor.\nGrand' Porks-Greenwood\u2014\nDr. C. M. Kingston, Conservative.\nD. McPherson, Liberal.\nKaslo-Slocan\u2014\nCapt. Jamea Fitzsimmons. Conservative.\nCapt. c. 8. Leary, Liberal.\nNelson\u2014\nDr. L. E. Borden. Conservative.\nD. D. McLean, Liberal.\nBoaaland-Trall\u2014\nJ* H. Schofleld, Conservative\nDonald Macdonald, Liberal.\nDR. L. E BORDEN\nof Nelson' who was yesterday nominated to contest the provincial election\nln Nelson riding for the Conservative\nparty. He will be opposed by D. D.\nMcLean, also nominated yesterday aa\na straight Liberal.\nN WEST IN\nE\nthese was no flying by the rescue but returned to Norway ln order to\naviators. The Swedish motorshlp tank- fm the engagement with Miss Boyd\nCRANBROOK MAN\nINJURED WHEN\nTRAIN WRECKED\nJa haa gone to Virgo Bay where she\nwill take aboard a big Junker plane\nand transport It to the new rescue\nbase at the mouth of Hinlopen strait.\nTHREE ROBBERIES\nCRANBROOK AREA\nSection House, Garage, Store\nEntered; Believe Thieves\nWork West\nIt waa relieved by the Braganza in\nnorthern Spitzbergen.\nThe newspapers have printed an\nappeal to the pub'le to subscribe to a\nfund to equip an expedition to* search\nlor Amundsen and today thousands of\nKronen were pouring Into their offices for the fund.\nPrincess Helen Is\nSuccessful in Her\nDivorce of Carol\n,9s crossing to Rom Spur lumber\n\u2022ny\"* office during a furious elec-\n1 Worm *t Rose Spur about 6 o'clock\nay i evening. Bid Rosa and Alex\nwere hit by lightning. They\nid with a slight shaking up.\n; downpour of rain, which lasted\npout an hour, washed out a Large\nIn of a logging road.\n7 o'clock last night a heavy rain\n1 wa* reported at the Spur. It\nkt no signs of letting up.\ntEE MONEY BYLAWS\nAV0RED, VANCOUVER\n\u2022 fCOUVlR, Juae 27.\u2014Three money\n* for a total of W4B.000 for roads,\nii and technical schools were ear-\nby Vanoounr ratepayers today,\nbylaws aggregating $660,000 for\nMi, parks, branch libraries and\ntilery, were defeated.\nKILLED IN AN\nNGUSH TRAIN WRECK\ntLlNOTON, Durham, England.\n.\u2014Six persona were killed and 30\nUl a train wreck bare tonight\nCRANBROOK,' B.C.. June 31\u2014Three\nrobberies In two nights, following close\non a robbery at Fernie. have led to\nthe belief that tbe same thieves are re\nsponsible for each crime and that they\nare working westward.\nA section house at Wardner and\nDetail's garage at Cranbrook were\nbroken Into Monday night or Tuesday\nmorning. On Wednesday night a grocery\nBtore at Yahk was entered and a\nquantity of clgarets, chocolates and\nother merchandise waa stolen, as well\naa $1.25 In five-cent pieces from the\ntill.\nOn Sunday night the office of the\nImperial Oil company at Pernie was\nentered and the safe removed and\nbroken Into, Ut being obtained. The\ntools used to break open the safe were\nstolen from a Oreat Northern railway\ntool house.\nBUCHAREST, Rumania, June 27.\n\u2014The divorce of Princess Helen\nfrom Crown Prince Carol became\nfinal today. 'The five-day period\nallowed Carol to appeal expired today and Princes*. Helen Is now a\nfree woman.\nOne Killed and Six Injured\nWhen Freight Jumps Track\nSaskatchewan\nNELSON BOY IS WINNER I\nPROFICIENCY MEDAL I\nUPPER CANADA COLLEGE I\nR. Clifford Craufurd who won the\ngovernor general's\ngold medal for proficiency In lower\nachool work at Upper Canada College,\nfamous boys' school\nln Toronto. He Is\nthe eon of Mr. and\nMra. Leslie Craufurd, well known\nNelson residents. It\nwaa while attending\nNelson high school\nthat he won\nscholarship .which\nadmitted him\nUpper Canada College.\nKANSAS SWINGS\nTO REED; SMITH\nSTILL IS SAFE\nAl Picks Up More Than Enough\nVotes From Chicago to Nominate Him\nNEW CABINET IS\nFORMED IN EGYPT\nSafe Crackers Loot\nCoast Theater and\nLeave Tools Behind\nVANCOUVER, June 37\u2014Dragging the\nsafe of the Kerrlsdale theater across\nthc lobby from tbe manager's office\nInto a cloak room, safe crackers blew\nthe strong boa and escaped with M00\nlast night.\nThe dial waa chiseled off and i\ncharge of \"soup\" placed ln the open*\nIng. Tlie robbers left all tbelr tools\nbehind.\nCAIRO, Egypt, June 37\u2014Mohammed\nMahmoud has completed his task of\nforming a new cabinet In succession to\nthat of Nahas Paaha, which was summarily dismissed a few days ago by a\nrescript issued by King Fuad, on tbe\nground that tbe ministry was formed\non the basis of a coalition which no\nlonger existed. He haa retained ln office Ahmed Kashaba. minister of Justice. Oafar Wall, minister of war and\nmarine, aad Ibraalm Fahlmy. minister\nof public works, all of whom are\nWafdlsts. The newcomers Include Adly\nMaher, minister of finance. Mahmoud\nIs a graduate of Oxford and leader of\nthe Liberal party.\nJINITV, Sask., June 27.\u2014 One\nn waa killed and six others\nInjured while Uiere Is a possibility\nthat other bodies may be buried\nIn the debris, when a Canadian\nNational railway freight train waa\nderailed near longer, Sask., tonight.\nCharles Bradshaw of Edmonton,\nwas Instantly killed. He was a\nformer employee of the Swift\nCanadian plant at Edmonton.\nThirty Hve cam were derailed,\ncompletely blocking the line but\nthe engine and several other cars\npassed the spot safely. A faulty\nrail Is held responsible for the accident.\nThe six Injured are: Alfred Peterson, Winnipeg, bruised body\nChris Larsen, FdmoiUon*, bruised\nbody, thighs, legs and arms; John\nKolod, Cranbrook, B. (*.. badly\nbruised about trie face; George\nPrakae, Winnipeg, arms and legs\nbadly hrulsed and cut about the\nfore; William Hlckey, Edmonton.\nleft thigh bone broken;..Mike l.tuik-\nsyk, Calgary, several bruises about\nthe head and body.\nThe six men, together with the\ndead man. were riding \"the bump-\nen** and were going Into saskatoon to seek work, according to\nstatements made In the hospital\nhere by Hlckey.\n __\u25a0- Ian\nThea Rasche Plans\nStart Early Today for\nNewfoundland Field\nHOUBTON. Texas, June 27\u2014Enough\nconvention votes are pledged definitely\nto Oovernor Smith to bring about his\nnomination, probably on the first ballot\nAlthough given a Jolt today when the\nKansas delegation swung as a unit to\nReed of Missouri, the New Yorker picked\nup more than enough votes from Chi\ncago to put him over.\nIn addition, some of the Kansas delegates, pledged to Ayres. showed signs of\nrestlessness, and there were predictions\ntbat they would hop Into the Smith\ncamp before completion of the first\nroll call, expected tomorrow night.\nBoth the Ohio and Oklahoma delegates held caucusea during the day.\nwhich are expected to swell the Smith\nvote.\nOutside there are expected shifts, 39\nvotes from Ohio would put Smith above\nthe ,733 1-3 or two-thirds needed to\nnominate. Smith's friends figure that\nby the time the balloting gets under\nway fewer votes than those from Ohio\nwill settle the Issue.\nPOSSE SEEKING\nCRAZED NEGRO\nATM CREEK\nStones Constable at Midway\nAfter Gun Empty; Ia Alleged\nDope Fiend i\nORAND FORKS, B.C.. June 27.\u2014\nNearly 60 people are engaged In a man\nhunt at Rock Creek for a drug fiend\nnegro. Tom Kelly, who cauied great\ncommotion In a hotel at Midway by\nbreaking Into a young girl's rocm and\nis also thought to hare broken Into\na store.\nConstable W. R. Powers was summoned from Oreenwood and In trvlng to\nmake capture first used his gun for\nintimidation When the cartridges were\nall shot the wily negro >et upon the\nconstable with big rocks In brutal\nfashion and put Powers phyrlcally out\nof commission.\nHurried calls brought constables from\nOrand Forks, Osoyooa and Penticton.\nwho wl-fh a battalion of private clt-\nlMtls have trailed Kelly -vest from\nMidway to Rock Creek, whe.e he Is ln\nHiding ln a bush.\nFirst Swedish Air\nMail Delivery Is\nMade to England\nSTOCKHOLM, Sweden. June 87.\u2014\nThe first Swedish air delivery of mall\nto England haa been successfully completed. Today the Swedish plane\nbrought the mall from Malmoe, Sweden, to Hamburg from where It hopped\nto Amsterdam, thence to London.\nORAM) MERE, Quebec, June 27.\u2014\nFrauleln Thea Rasche, German\navlatrlx, plans to leave early this\nmorning fnr Harbor Grace, Nfld.,\non the first leg of her traiiH-\natlantlc flight.\nProvided that weather condition*\nare favorable, tbe takeoff will be\nmade between 7 and 8 o'clock.\nMiss Rasche will be accompanied\nby her ro-pllot, llrlch Koenemann,\nwho flew the North Star trom South\nPlalnflrlil. NJ\u201e to Cap D* La\nMadeleine on Monday with B.\nZebora as mechanic.\nTHREE TORIES ARE\nEIECTED0NTAR10\nGovernment Wins in By-Elec\ntions, So. Bruce, East Hamilton, North Renfrew\nTORONTO. June 27.\u2014TUree Conservatives, all supporters of the Ferguson government, were returned ln\nthe three provincial byelections held\nIn Ontario today.\nIn South Bruce, the Conservative.\nFoster Moffatt led hla Progressive opponent. M. A. McCallum by a majority\nof about 1*300 with a few polls still\nunreported.\nIn Eaat Hamilton. William Morrison,\n'he Ferguson candidate, led his nearest opponent. Currle Oardencr the\nLiberal. 1100 votes, and hla Independent Conservative opponent, John\nHodgson by 1600 votes.\nIn North Renfrew, the election of\nE. A. Dunlop. the Conservative, over\nPaul Martin, the liberal. Is conceded\nby a substantial majority.\nLAWYER STARTS\nPROBEARGUMENT\nMclnnis Addresses Commissioner; Regrets Not all Evidence Taken\nVANCOUVER, June 27\u2014W. W. B. Mclnnls, counael for Inspector John Jack-\nion and Detective McOregor of the\nVancouver pollce force and who also\nappeared for Shue Moy, Chow Wong\nLum and Wong Wah during the ms\nslons of the Vancouver police force inquiry, opened his argument before\nCommissioner R. 8. Lennie at this afternoon's sessions of the Inquiry,\nDisappointment was expressed by Mr,\nMclnnls that not all the evidence which\ncould have been produced had been\nsubmitted to the inquiry. He 'asked\nwhy Police Commissioners T, W\nFletcher and J. Aj Oarbutt had not\nbeen called, as the inquiry covered the\npollce commissioner. The responsibility\nfor this, he argued, rested with those\nresponsible for calling the evidence.\nMr. Mclnnls did not conclude his\nargument this afternoon and will continue tomorrow morning.\nTories Name 48 Candidates and\nLiberals 43, While 23 Are\nIndependents\nFIFTEEN RUNNING IN\nVANCOUVER RIDING\nTwelve Seek Four Seats in Victoria; Two Riding Have\nFour in Field\nVANCOUVER, June 2.. \u2014 OfM\nhundred and 80 candidates were\nnominated today to content the 4R\nMats In the British Columbia legislature In the general elections on\nJuly IM. By parties the nominations were as follows:\nLiberals: 4S; Conservative!, 49;\nLabor, nine; Independents, nine;\nIndependent Conservative*, three;\nIndependent Liberals, two.\nThere were no ace lama tlons. The\nLiberals are not contesting Cowl-\nchan-Newcastle, Fernie and South\nOkanagan, Conservative*, Labor and\nIndependents furnUhlng the contests In these constituencies.\nFor the six Vancouver seats, IS\ncandidates are offering, the majority parties having six each, together with two Labor and one\nIndependent. In Victoria, where\nthere are four seats, four Liberals,\nfour Conservatives, two Independent\nConservatives and two Independents\nwere named.\nTHHKF. CORNERED\nFMIHTK\nThere will be two ridings with\nfour candidates entered\u2014Nanaimo\nand South Vancouver, while three-\ncornered contests are scheduled for\nAtlln, Albernl, Burnaby, Contest, Cowl-\nchan-Newcastle, Esquimalt, North Okanagan and North Vancouver.' Twenty-\nseven ridings will have two-candidate\ncontests.\nPremier J. D. MacLean heads thf\nLiberal list ln Victoria, while the Conservative leader. Hon. Dr. 3 P. Tolmie.\nhas a straight party fight ln Saanlch.\nHon. Dugald Donaghy. minister of\nfinance, Is one of the IS candidates\nin Vancouver, while Hon. Ian Mackenzie, provincial secretary, will have\nConservative and Independent opposition in North Vancouver. Other ministers of the government will engage\nln straight party fights.\nEsquimalt has as candidates, R- H.\nPooley, who has been Conservative\nhouse leader, Mrs. Mary Ellen Smith,\nLiberal, who left her Vancouver constituency to contest against Mr. Pooley\nand P. R. Carlaw. Independent Liberal.\nThe only other woman running Is\nMrs. Paul Smith, Liberal, In Vancouver and Mrs. James McOregor, Victoria, Independent-Conservative,\nCAPTAIN DOBBIN\nDOES NOT ARRIVE\nWITH MOTH PLANE\nWhereabouts Not Known; May.\nor May Not Have Left\nVancovuer\nOver Two Hundred\nBarrels ol Ale\nDumped in River\nNewspaper Man Is Not\nGuilty Kidnaping and\nAttempt Rob Employer\n8ALSM. Mass., Jun, 37.\u2014XI Jah\nnewspaper columnist, charged with kidnapping Frederick W. Enwrlght, hts\nemployer, and* wtth attempting to rob\nhim while armed, was found not guilty\nby a Jury here today.\nEl Jah and Fred Button, Enwrtght's\nchauffer, were Indicted on a charge of\nkidnapping Enwrlght ln the latter's\nautomobile on January 9\u2014 Enwrlght\nowner of a number of Lynn and Boston newspapers, declared that the kidnappers threatened to kill him unless\nhe agreed to pay MS.000 He agreed,\nha aald. and was released. El Jah denied this story today declaring that\nEnwrlght had tried to Induce him to\nparticipate ln \"take\" kidnapping for\npublicity purposes.\nMae Murray's Boy\nYear Old; Birth\nWas Kept Secret\nWhether or not Capta'n B. C. W.\nDobbin left Vancovuer ycrterday wtth\nthe De Haviland Moth seaplane to be\nused this season ln patrolling forests\nof the southern interior wna not\nknown at a late hour last night. The\ncaptain was expected to arrive early\nyesterday afternoon, but hi* plane had '\nnot been sighted when the light failed.\nMany Nelsonites who watched oil day\nfor the plane complalnei last night\nof stiff necks.\nOn Tuesday Captain Dobbin notified\nthe forest branch here that he would\ndc leaing Vanvcouver yesterday 8lnc*\nthen no message has been received.\nInquiry made by The D^'ly News at\nVancouver la*r night failed to ascertain\nwhether or not the capta'n had left.\nIt was presumed, tf he was on the\nway, that he stopped overnight at\nKamloops or Penticton. where he would\nhave to stop In any case to refuel.\nBEVERIJY HILLS, Calif.. June 27 \u2014\nMae Murray, motion picture actress.\nIt haa been revealed, is the mother\nof a one-year-old baby boy. Miss Murray's husband, Prince David M'Dtvlnl,\nexplained that the news of the boy's\nbirth was suppressed because of the\nNIAGARA PALLS, NY., June 37.-\nTwo hundred and thirty-five barrels\nof ale containing SO quarts each were\nS>mVc\"SattafBKtodlE?, 'Irhi aTewas JJ^ibilTtT tt*T.\"might\"affect Miss' Porecast-Nelson and vicinity: Partlf\nseized in tbe railway yards laat night. Murray's oareer. cloudy and cooler with shower*.\nThe Weather\njt\nProa tha Dominion U,t*oro-*M4\nOfflca, Tlctoru.\nMln.\nNELSON M\nVictoria 61\nVancouver M\nKamloops .... 68\nBarkervllle 60\nEstevan 62\nPrince Rupert 46\nDawson 43\nSeattle 66\nPortland .... 48\nSan Francisco . 64\nSpokane M\nPenticton _ . 66\nVernon .61\nOrand Forks \u00ab*\nKaslo M\nCalgary 60\nEdmonton 44\nSwift Current 60\nPrince Albert 6a\nQu'Appelle .68\nWinnipeg 63\nMat.\nTO\n66\nM\nTO\n74\n60\nM\n90\n66\n66\n76\n63\n65\n73\n71\nBO\nM\n76\nao\n74\nao\n________\n rP*i-Tw*,\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1928\nStanley Coveleskie. pitcher for the\nHew York Americans, la known as the\n.Dependable Pole. Though never a brilliant star, he la quite dependable In\npinches.\nE-9SB\nSummer Resorts\nWhk__ tub fiAiUn'g ih uuou\nOUTLET HOTEL\nPROCTER, BC.\nFishing, Boating, Bathing. Oolf,\nTennis Court,, Tourist Park.\nFishing Tackle Supplied. Urocer;\nStow In Connactlon.\nW. A. WARD. Proprietor.\nOn Kootenay Lake, ta Miles From\nNelson. 83 a oar, 817 and 819\n\u2022 Week.\nTOWNER HEARING\nISJOSTPONED\nDefendant Is Confined in Hospital; Will Be Heard on\nTuesday\nTrial of A. C. Towner, who waa\nchaiged with having beer ln the Occidental hotel ln a room other than a\nprivate guest room, and which was to\nhave been heard by Police Magistrate\nWilliam Brown yesterday morning, has\nbeen held over until Tuesday.\nMr. Towner was unable to appear.\nbeing confined to the Kootenay Lakes\nOeneral hospital.\nWoman's Freedom League\nin England Expresses\nDisappointment Honors\nLONDON, June 36.\u2014The Women's\nFreedom league has written to the\npolntment at ' the \"few and paltry\"\nprime minister expressing its dlsap-\nhonors bestowed upon women in the\nrecent birthday honors list The league points to the claims of the Duchess\nof Atholl, parliamentary secretary to\nthe board of education, Dame Mllll-\ncent FaWcett, Lady Heath and others.\nGEORGE BENWELL, Proprietor\nThe Premier Hotel of the Interior\nEUROPEAN PLAN, ROOMS $1.00 UP\nRooms with Running Water. Private Baths en Suite\nHeadquarters for all Traveling Men, Mining Men, Lumber\nMen and Tourists.\nSpecial Sunday Dinner $1.00. Rotarian Headquartera\nThe Most Comfortable Rotunda in the City.\nHUMS HOTEL\u2014Jrantv MrTnvlsh., Tees-\nwatet, R. Hand, ronton Creek, Mrs. H\nOliver, Mrs M. JMmonds. Itosslancl;\nJ Shlnnln, Im Angeles; J T. Chls-\n.'?,','.\"\u25a0 f_. Cwne.T\"* H. J. Brent. J.\nLllllca, W. A. Ctiwala. John Smith,\n1.. S. McKlnnon, Vancouver; Prank\nClark, Toronto; W Zavicks, Coeur\nc Alene ;Blshop of Kootenay. Vernon;\n*\u2022 McKim, D Samuels, A. Code, Win-\nnlpeg; Mr. and Mrs. C McCullough.\nMr nnd Mrs. A. J. Hlller. C. Zackman,\nA B. Zalllml, J. C. Ryan. R. Myher,\nSari Demnr. Spokane; J. E. Buckley,\nEdmonton, c. a. Maizenauer. Beattie;\nH. J. Vertrup and son. L. H Rowlings,\nP. C. Rawlings. Nakusp; T. W. Clark.\nCalgary; Annie YuM, E. Piggott. cran-\norook; c. McWhorton Chicago; H.\nWolf, H. P. Ollrdermun. John North,\nLedu, Ida.; Q. L. Thompson. Ymlr:.\nMr. and Mrs. S. Hodgson, Trail; C. P.\nSherwln. Rlondel\nTHE L. D. CAFE\nFinest Equipped Restaurant In the City\nOPEN DAY AND NIOHT\nSPECIAL\u2014Ice Cream, soda Water\nand Hot Drinks. Nice clean furnished\nrooms, hot and cold water,\nWa Cater ta Prints Parties.\nTHE\nSAVOY\nNelson's Newest and Finest Hotel\nWhere the Guest Is King\nSteam Heat Hot and Cold Running Water in All Room_.\nMANY ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATHS OB SHOWERS\nJ. A. KERR, PROP., NELSON, B.C.\nSAVOY HOTEL-Mr. and Mrs Her- Mrs. P. R Rotter. Salmo* T P. Olds\n\u25a0man, H. A. Hill. Rossland. P. White. F Campbell. Doer Park; Mrs. Hufty.\nW. Olbbln, D. Wiman. Thomas Ren- ?\u201ev,|.kaU\"w^,'h\u00a3rt!1,nti MrB' L_P\u00b0n.\"\njVick. Vancouver M. Mlllard. Calgary, Wles; _?\"& \u00a3Tk SSJ\nMrB. 8. Reid. R. Armstrong, Mr. and I Boise.\n[Queen's Hotel\n| THE CENTER OF CONVENIENCE\n' Sot and cold water In every room.\nI Bteam Heated,\nM. E. BARNETT, Prop.\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\nA Modem Brick Building.\n\u2022IS Vernon Street, Nelaon, B.C.\nBot and Oold Water and Telephone;\nIn All Rooma. Steam Heated.\nThroughout.\nJ. BLOMBERO. Prop. European Plan.\nQUEEN'S HOTEL-J. Mucha. Kaalo;\n.'. Nolhl. Howse!; T Hotuisk, Oolden;\nM. Achuras. Nelsc..; O. Anderson, Slocan City; J. Stewart, Calgary; Mr.\nnnd Mrs. A. H. Mimm Edmonton.\nSTIRLING HOTEL\ntVk Block* But of Post Offlo,\nSteam Heated. Rot and Cold Watar\nRooma by day ot week.\nAlso Furnished Bultea.\nP. H. BOSH, Prop.\nIll \u25a0\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\u2014M. Murphy,\nValllcan; Mrs. K. Wallace. Mr. and\nMrs. W. Sherma*.'., Boswell; J. Brads-\nbury. Spokane; Mr. and Mra. King,\nLethbridge; Miss C. Maine, Calgary: J.\nAcchson. Cascade; J. Joruan. Vancouver; Col. Harrington. Edgewood; J.\nMueller. Quinton.\n{OCCIDENTAL HOTEl\nThe Home of Plenty\nA. O. TOWNER. Proprietor.\nFifty Rooms of Solid Comfort.\nHeadquarters for Loggers and Miners\nBUT ADVERTISED GOODS\nThty Mtttt Malta Good\nKOOTENAY HOTE\nUNDER THB MANAGEMENT OF\nWILLIAM JONES\nXX>D, CLEAN BOOMS. SEASONABLE\nBATES.\nPBONE 75. 516 VERNON It.\nThere are playgrounds ln 815 cities\nln the United (States and Canada. Of\nthese 391 have year-round supervision\nof recreation. A totsl of 133.191.738\nwas spent for municipal recreation\nfacilities ln 1927.\nNELSON'S BEST CAFES\nROYAL CAFE\nClassic Restaurant\nRefinement and Delicacy Prevail\nOPEN DAY AND NIOHT\nLuncheon 11:30 to 3 _......38c\nSpecial Dinner, 0:30 to S 35c\nWa Specialise In Chop Suey and\nNoodles.\nPHONE 112\nTHE STANDARD CAFE\n120 Baker StrMt, Nelwn, B.C,\nOPEN DAV AND NIOHT\n11:30 to 3:30. Special Lunoh 36c\n6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Supper 380\nPHONE 154\nYOUNG GIRL KILLS\nSELF IN SPOKANE\nSPOKANE, ;Wash\u201e June 27.\u2014Peggy\nHartnell, 19, cwmmltted suicide by shoot\nIng herself through the head In 'a\nlocal hotel last night. She left a\nnote asking that her sister, Jean\nDocksteader 1\u2014\nGermany has a military athletic\nschool located at Wuensdorf. There\nIs a modern gymnasium, a wide campus\nfoi outdoor practice, football, handball and hockey fields, tennis courts,\n.swimming tanks, both indoor and outdoor:, riding tracks, broken by ditches\nand mounds for hurdle events.\nFree Yourself o\nConstipation\n\"Fruitatives\" hat don\nit for thousands\nMRS. W. WALKER\nPrince Albert, Sask.\u2014\"I suffered t\nyean from constipation and all rem\ndies I tried proved useless. I rei\nabout \"Fruitatives\" and deckled i\ntry them. My constipation is no\ncompletely gone and 1 honestly aay th\n\"Fruitatives\" is the best remedy f\nthis complaint.\"\u2014Mrs. W. Wall*\nFruitat ives is made only of the intensl\ned juices of fresh ripe fruit and tonic\nIt cleanses the system, naturally, pur\nfies the blood and supplies strength 1\nbowels, stomach, liver and kidneys, I\nfunctionwithoutdailymedicine. Try!\n25c and SOc a box everywhere.\nRUM RUNNER AND\nRIVAL KILLED, DETRCl\nDETROIT. June 27.\u2014August\n(Gushy) Nlkiel, reputed rum b\u00bb\nnnd Michael Dlplsa, alleged lcndfcr <\nrival rum running faction, were Eho\ndeath and a constable and a woi\nbystander were seriotTSly wounded I\ntng a pistol battle here tonight.\nRace-track betters in France negl\ned to collect the cash due on $61\nworth of tickets last year,\namount, lt is reported, haa been tui\nover to various chartable organ\ntlons.\n\u00a3\ndirfesfioj\nzti&Bte\n<0\nPharmacists Call it \"Joint-Ea\nBecause it's for Swollen, So\nPainful, Creaking Joints Oil\nTill Least Excitement\nMade Her Heart\nPalpitate and Flatter\nMrs. Ambrose Orser, Elglnburg, Ont,\n\u2022rites:\u2014\"I suffered tot some Urns\nwith \u25a0 bad heart which seemed to b*\neontrulled by my nerves. Ths least\nllttle excitement would earns lt to nutter and palpitate, and tt times I would\nhavs real Dad spalls. I suffered In\nthis way lor soma time when, one daft\nI saw\n^^^^^^ advertised, so d*\n. cided to try them.\nII had only taken a\nJfew boxes when I\nI noticed that I fait\n' batter; so I continued taking thea\nsnd Ia a short\n^^^^^* time my heart felt\n^^W entirely different'\nPries Mo. s, box st sll druggists snd\ndealers, or mailed direct on receipt of\npries by The T. Unburn Co., limited,\nToronto, Ont\nMlLBURM'c\n1 HFART\n1 Nervi\nTHE GUMPS-HOME GUARDS\n1\n\\NtVA.- vi-RRY- A\n\\ SoPPOSfc VOO'RF.\nUK. THH *fcV OF\n1HF. V,OHU> XRXIMfa\n\\'\\0 D_C\\t>F. >WVV\u00a3P.-\nWOU'lA. SPtNti\nYOUR VP-tKTiON\nYvMS YEM5-\nVAXKriON*- Br\\V\\\\\n\\ NtM-R *Xr\\V.r. '.^- VWtflOKS\nAR- FOR Vgot-AEN - CVW-6R-M\nAND HOBOS - fARS* - \\ TWIN*. ycmT'\nHAvjE YHE R\u00bbt>HY IDEA- \\-ST THE\n\u2022*IOMEN 6,0 TO THE NVOONTAlNS-\nYOU MAD \\ \\N\\U- STICK AROUND\nA.NO EVUOY UFE IN fc. BI6 C\u00bbTY-\nVlE'U- 60 PLACES-SEE YHlNfaS-\nRlNfc. DOOR6.US- ^ND BURV\nDUU CARE UNbER A M0UNYA1N\nOF \u00ab10Y AND L^UbHTER-\njk.\u00ab u. s r.. oe*: Con>i\u00ab\u00bbt. na.\n.A, Th. Oiiclso Tfib,n\u00ab\nSOAKS RIGHT IN\nAND UMBERS UP\nSTIFF JOIN1\nIt took a good many years to get\ngether a combination of pain sub\nand swelling reducing agents decli\nto be the one remedy that almost\nstantly penetrates through akin\nflesh and starts right In to make \u25a0\nlen, inflamed, rreaky, pain wrw\nJoints as good as new.\nThey call this new and wondt!\npreparation \"Joint-Ease\" because\nmedical njan who turned the tr\nworked for years to perfect some I\npriced remedy that would really ben\nthe millions of people who have\nor more Joints that need helplul\ntentlon.\nSo \"Joint-Ease\" is prepared only\npeople Who have a swollen, pain\ncreaky, distorted or stiff Joint, whet\nlt be ln knee, elbow, shoulder, all\nneck or finger and, whether it lsc\nby rheumatism or something else.\nOf course, It eant help but quK\nput an end to such superficial allme\nas lumbago, neuralgia, neuritis, acta\nmuscles, stitch ln the side, crick\nthe neck or sore feet because of\npenetrating action, but what ltlsr\nrecommended for ls joint ailments\nany nature whatever.\nAsk for a tube of \"Joint-Ease\".\ncan uae lt several times ln one eV\ning for quick results, because lt |\nrleht through the skin with only\nfew seconds rubbing. It surely li\nswift penetrator and when lt gets 1\nder the skin, lt starts right In to ch\nup all Joint trouble.\nAll druggists dispense lt dally\nabout 80 cents a tube, as do flnt el\ndruggists everywhere.\nECZEMA N\nlif UNIFIES\nAffected Nearly All of\nBody. Cuticurft Heals,\nke out la pirn**\ntalimytoAr.-Sl\nbroke <\nand affected most a\npimple, were not w\u00aby ta*s m\nwere nd snd bard. Some of _m\n(setend and then sealed off. Ths\npimples wsn ao heby aad R\nao much thst I used to wake up la\nthe night sad scratch them. My\nclothing aggravated the broking\nout very much.\n\"1 began using Curtoure Soa\u00ab\nand Ointment and In (our weeks I\nwas completely healed, altar using\ntwo cakes of Cuticura Soap and two\nboies of Cutlcuta Ointment\"\n(Signed) Fredrick A. Zlnck. Roh-\n(nson's Comer. N. 8.\nCuticura Soap, Ointment sad Talcum are Ideal for dally toilet t\n THB NELSON DAILY N__WS, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, l\u00abf\nPaff\nTBtSn\nrRAlL WITHOUT\nSENIOR PLAYERS\nFORMBALL TEAM\n-eadlng Players Sign on\nmth Rossland for Ctty\nLeague Play\n)PWCIALS ATTEMPTING\nORGANIZE TOURNEY TEAM\n?lty League Disintegrated;\nRossland Team to Defend\nTitle '\nsnappy teams, dwindled down to three\nand now down to none.\nThis waa directly traceable to Trail\nball tossers signing wltb Rossland and\nlt now appeared Trail would be without a baseball team next year, Mr\nStewart said.\nROSSLAND LEAGUE\nIt ts understood that Roaaland has\nformed a three-team city league composed of Roaaland and Trail players\nThe winning team of the aeries ie to\ndefend Rossland's title, the provincial\nchampionship, ln the fall playoff.\nTraU baseball officials are now trylne\nW line up enough players to send u\nteam for competition tc the Rossland\nbaseball tournament which will be\nstaged on July 1 and 2. But they are\nhaving difficulty, aa most of thf leading\nplayers of the city have already signed\nto play wtth the Rossland club.\nShould Trail send a team to Boss-\nland, there will be five teams ln the\nbig tourney. Teams already cnterei In\nthe contest are Rossland, Colville\nChewelah and FrltE's Barber Shop o.\nSpokane. It Is expected that several\nother teams will also make entry within the next few days.\nTRAIL, B.C., June 27\u2014Trail la now\ndie second city In West Kootenay with-\n>ut a senior baseball nine. With Nelwn also without a senior nine, Ross-\nand will bave to \"do her beet\" ln an\njffort to defend her tit'e of amateur\nienior baseball champions of the province,\nPresident Sam Stewart of the Trail\nBaseball elub tonight stated lt was impossible to carry on play of the City\nBaseball league until \"the players come\nto earth.\" He stated so many of the\nH the players joined the Rossland 'earn\nthat it was now impossible to select\ntwo full teams for city league play.\nTrail started the season with four\nHotel\nMust Be Sold at Once\nWonderful\nOpportunity\nfor Hotelman\nSituated ln the City of Brldes-\nvllle, 60 miles from Orand Forks,\ntwo miles from Unted States\nboundary, close to Molson and\nOrovllle, on a main highway.\nOnly hotel ln district.\nTwo-storey, frame building. 14\nbedrooms, dining room, kitchen,\ndance hall and beer parlor.\nTotal Price $3..00\nPhone H. A. HIU & Company,\nRossland, 39. Transportation to\nvlsw property wiU be arranged.\nH. A. Hill\n-CO.\nSEAL ESTATE\nBOSSLAJVD, B.C.\nPHONE It BOX 177\nTAX COLLECTIONS\nUNUSUALLY HIGH\nTRAMEPORTS\nAverage Collections Before Penalty Added 94 |Per Cent,\nStatistics Show\nC. P. R. BOWLERS\nGO CRANBROOK\nLeave Here Tomorrow to Play\nCanadian Legion Lawn\nBowling Team\nTeam representing the C. P. R. Lawn\nBowling club is due to travel to Cranbrook Saturday to meet the Cranbrook\nCanadian Legion Lawn Bowling club\nteam tn an exhibition game. Arrangements were made with 8. H. Simpson,\nsecretary of thc Cranbrook club.\nThe Nelaon team wilt leave here\nSaturday morning and the game will be\nplayed ln tbe early evening. Ten men\nhave been practicing for the past week,\ntrying out for places on the team,\nwhich consists of four men.\nJaok Draper will be manager of the\nteam and either A. Wigg. E. T. Brake\nor Mr. Draper will be skip. Others\ntrying for a place are J. Armstrong,\nO. B. Abbott, J. Penwell, D. Eccles,\nP. Coulter, \"N. B. Bradley and H.\nMorgan.\nDOUMRHEADER JUNIOR\nSOCCER TRAIL PLANNED\nTBAIL, B.C., June 27.\u2014TraU Junior\nsoccer leaguers have a double-header\ncoming up on Baturday afternoon at\nthe ball grounds, st. Andrews wUl\nmeet the Bunnysfde eleven at S o'clock\nand the Rovers will meet Knox United\nat 6:15.\nSeventeen nations are to compete in\nthe International amateur chess tournament at The Hague lu July.\nTRAIL, B.tf, June 27\u2014The muni-\nclpaUty of Trail has an enviable record\nwith respect to the collection of current\ntaxes. During the past eight years the\naverage collections prior to June 30\nwhen the penalty of 10 per cent id\nadded to unpaid taxes, have been over\n94 per cent.\nTo avoid the penalty taxes should\nbe paid on on before June 30. William\nE. B. Monypenny, city clerk, states that\ntaxes have been coming in well thla\nyear and he expects that collections\nwill at the least equal the average of\nformer years.\nAn additional penalty of 6 per cent\nis added to taxes unpaid at August 1.\nMunicipalities are compelled to make\nthese additions by provincial statue.\nFollowing is the average percentage\nof tax collections for the years from\n1913 to 1910, when a rebate was allowed for prompt payment: 1913, 88.18;\n1914, 81.11; 1916, 82.30; 1916, 82.41\n1917, 01.10; 1916, 83.64; 1919, 87435.\nFollowing are the average percentages\nof coUections during the years from\n1020 to 1927, during which time the\npenalty clauses have been effective:\n1920, 84.60; 1921, 02.40; 1922, 92.10*\n1923, 33.99; 1924, 96.60; 1925. H4.63;\n1926, 96.50; 1927, 95.5S.\nFISTMfSAT\nDEMOCRAT MEET;\nMENJWMINATED\nSmith Gets Rousing Reception;\nHouston Democratic Convention Lively Affair\nA Friend to Women\nLydia E. Pinkham's\nVegetable Compound\nLYDIA E. P1NKHAM MEDICINE CO.\nLynn, Mm, U.B.A.\n\u25a0nd Cobourg, Ont., Canada.\nPOSI\nToasties\nHEARTS, UNITEDS\nDRAW THREE ALL\nTRAIL FOOTBALL\nUniteds Behind 1-3 Five Minutes Before End but Come\nUp and Tie\nTRAIL, B.C., June 27\u2014Coming from\nbehind In the las', five minutes Uniteds this afternoon achieved a 3-3\ndraw with.the Hearts. Uague leaders,\nln one of the rrcwp stubbornly contested matches ln the series.\nWith but five minutes to go the\nHearts were leading 3-1. A converted\npenalty lessened the lead. A straightaway rush from the face off and a\nbustling atack pushed well home saw\nthe Uniteds put through the tying\ngoal.'\nThe teams were:\nHearts\u2014Marsh ell, goal; Marks and\nRogers, backs; W Laurie, Barr and\nLowther, halves: Williams, Ferguson,\nJ. McVle, T. Laurie and R. Laurie, forwards.\nUniteds\u2014D McVle, goal; Morrison\nand Rutledtfe- bark; Crleghton, A.\nLaurie and Leckle halves; Ross, Rav-\nies, Bowkett, Preach and Stiles, forwards.\nW. Polloch referee,\nMOVING PICTURES\nTRAWORTDAY\nPictures of Consolidated Farm\nField Day and Demonstration Shown\nHOUSTON, Texas, June 27.\u2014Militant\nDemocrats ln national convention sat\nlate into the night listening to thi\npraises of her favorite sons and staging\nmore of the spirited demonstrations for\nwhich the present gathering is becoming\nnoted.\nGovernor Smith of New York was\nplaced tn nomination to the roaring;\nenthusiasm of his supporters, who want\nhim pushed through to a (lulck nomlna\ntlon.\nSenator Oeorge of Oeorgia and Representatives Ayres of Kansas and Evans\nWoollem also received their share of\npraise from those who sponsored their\ncandidacies for president.\nA great Smith demonstration was set\noff by Prank D. Roosevelt, who placed\nthe governor in nomination aa \"the\nhappy warrior,\" upon whose shoulders\nvictory always perched. During the\nnoisy tribute to the New York gov\nernor two or three fist fights enlivened\nhe parading, all of them resulting from\ndisputes whether southern states standards should Join the Smith procession\nabout the hall.\nWhen, the convention adjourned\n11:15 p.m., to meet again at 10:30\no'clock tomorrow morning, Senator Reed\nof Missouri, Gilbert M. Hitchcock of\nNebraska and Atlee Pomercne of Ohlc\nall duly signed candidates, remained to\nbe placed in nomination.\nin energy\nquick\nto digest\nMADE IN CANADA\nT2-28\nNELS0N-SAND0N\nEXPRESS\nPhone 77, Nelson, or phone 69,\nNew Denver. Leave Blocan City\n7 a.m.; leave Nelson 1 p.m. Usual\nreasonable rates. We pride ourselves on giving good service.\nCLEVER & COULTER\nToday's Specials\nNew stock of Dishes, Purniture,\nChairs, Clothes, and other things\ntoo numerous to mention.\nCome and get a bargain at the\nBUSY BEE\n3rd Avenue, Bast Trail\nKILLS FLIES\nMOSQUITOES\nOther Household Insert\u00bb\nThe easy way to rid the\nhome of insect pests. Greater\nkilling power insures ealis-\nfanini.. Harmless to you.\nWill not slain. Guaranteed to\nkill insects or money back.\nT. H. Waters & Co., Ltd.\nBuilders & Contractors\nPhone IM P.O. Boi US\nNELSON, B.C.\nBulldln( Material ot All Kinds.\nPrices Submitted on Any Kind of\nCONSTRUCTION WORK\nLIME BRICK CEMENT\nTRAIL. B.C.. June 37.\u2014Troll utluns\nand district termers were tonight shown\nmoving picture reels of the company\nfarm flew day sports, wltb detnonatra-\ntlona of cattle at Um farm -ness house.\nOutstanding figures at the affair\nwere Professor Sing of tie Un*verslty\nof British Columbia; Matt Harsen of\nArmstrong;. Angus and Kenneth Hayes\nof Kimberley and Vancouver; William\nForrest, .superintendent of the farm;\nand other breeders of the provlnoe.\nThe pictures showes tha prize cattle\nnf the Consolidated farm; Interior of\nthe farm buildings; the cows betng\nmilked; general news of the farm; and\nnumerous kiddles sports of that day.\nOne feature picture was that of P. R.\nschotfleld. leading the prlae hull \"Macdonald\" at the event.\nOne amualng picture war t_at at\n\"Three Ayrshire Bulls\", who had ropee\nabout their neoka, but did not know\nthey were being \"shot\" by the camera\nman. The photgrapher christened tha\n\"bulls\"\u2014Ted MaoKtnnon,\" \"Alex Bal-\nfo\u00bbr\" and \" Chief Turner.\" The tltlea\nwere loudly applauded by the crowd\nattending. \t\nSEEKS INDICTMENT\nCOAST OFFICIALS\nMcGeer Will Ask Indictment\nMayor and Other Police\nEnquiry\nAmerican Pays Oot\nOver Two Millions\nfor Art Treasures\nLOHDON, June 36 \u2014Before sailing for\nNew Tork from Southamptan D. A. 8.\nRoaenbach, tba well-known United\nStates collector of art treasures, said\nhe had spent probably WO.000,000 ln\nhla various excursions to Europe to bur\nbooks, manuscripts and rare pictures.\n\"During my preeent vlalt to England.*'\nhe added, \"I bave paid out over \u00ab,-\n000,000.\"\nWith a comment on the transfer\nof Brltlah art treasures to America,\nhe said, \"The more we take out the\nmore valuable will be the things that\nremain. Moreover, this treasure hunting haa another aide. It help, to put\nmany families on their feet again.\"\nHe said be waa taking back a book\nfor which he had paid MS,00O. That\nmoney had got tbe family who sold\nthe book out of serious difficulty. They\nwere ln great noed of money.\n\"The book had been ln the family's\npossession for ISO years.\" Dr.' \"\nbach said, -nm K.1W IU Hal*\nance but tbe Brice X \u2022****____ ~Z\na generous out and Stasrf sawoftod H.\nPrize Is Offered tor\nWomen Sharpshooters .\nin Bidey Toameaunt\nBIBL-Y CAMP. If*. JUM M-i\nin the great empire military ah\ntournament of tba N\u00bbtJo_\u00bbl M-* at*\nasoclatlon, openlag In July. aaanan _M\nextending their activities.\nThis year the Duke of Mo-treat ll'\npresenting the first prUH \u25a0*\"\"\u2022_\u2022<,\nsporting rifle competition for vemtti\nnovitiates, the shoot being caSed \"t_e\nAuuutou.\" In recent yean there *\u2022*\u2022\nbeen quite a few women aavpetttm\non the ranges, both In. clute taStsm\nand tbe N. tt. A. meeting.\n_. A. Barry, world's sculling champion, has received a new ahell as s gift\nfrom the president of tbe KngDsh Boat\nRacing Association. He win use Hie\nnew boat ln defending hla title co UM\nThames this summer. Barry won tha\nchampionship trom Msjor OoodaeU *\nVancouver last year and then _M to\nsell his shell to par for bis passage\nback to England.\nGRAND FORKS HOOP\nTEAMSJW ML\nArrangements Being Made to\nStage Double Header on\nMonday Night\nTRAIL. B.C., June 27.\u2014Arrangements\nare now being nude to stage a double-\nheader basketball card in Trail on Monday, between Trail and Grand Porks'\nhooplsu, both girls' and boys' teams,\naccording to \"Slim\" Miles, manager of\nthe Trail Pirates. Definite word ls expected from the managers of the Grand\nPorks, squad within the next few\ndays.\nThe Intermediate boys' fixture will\nbe a return game between the Trail\nPirates and the Orand Porks boys. Two\nweeks ago the Pirates Invaded the\nForks and trimmed the home team by\na score of 21-7.\nA number of Trail girls are now\nlining up a strong quintette to meet\nthe Grand Forks girls, ahould they\ncome. This will be the first Intercity\nmatch between the girls of these\ncities.\nDOUBLEHEADER AT\nROSSLAND SOON\nGrand Forks' Hoop Team Will\nInvade Golden City on'\nSaturday\nTRAIL, B.C., June 27.\u2014Rossland\nhoop fans will see a double-header\nbasketball card on Saturday night\nwhen the Grand Forks girls' and boys'\nteams clash wtth the Rossland gUrs'\nand boys' teams tn return matches.\nAlthough lt will be the first time the\nGrand Forks boys have played on the\nRossland floor this year, It will be\nthe second Invasion made by the girls.\nLast Friday night the Rossland boys\nwere taken Into camp with a score of\n26-22 at the Forks but since then\nthey have strengthened their lineup\nconsiderably and hope to stage a gnat\ncomeback.\nThe Rossland girls are one point\ndown In three games two of them\nplayed at the Forks and one at Rossland.\nThis fourth game of the Intercity\nseries should prove laat and furious.\nTRAIL FOOTBALL\nTEAM ANNOUNCED\nTeam for Second Game of West\nKootenay League Is\nChosen\n\"Build B. C.\"\nB.C.'S\nPayroll\nGrows\nThe poyrolls are growing. There\nwas a full account of lt In tbe\nStar yesterday morning. B. C.'s\npayroll was bigger in 1987 than\nln 'at. We are glad of lt. Pacific\nMilk la one of the industries that\ncontribute to the list. Everything\ndown to tho nails In the boxes ls\nmade ln B. C. Pacific ls a 100\nper cent product of thla province\u2014\nthe only evaporated mlUc that Is.\nPACIFIC ILK\nurtorles at Abbotsford and Ladner, B.<\n\"BtTILIf B. C\"\n\u25a0 ' : 1 l WH\"'I\"\"\"\":_\n\u25a0wwmninBnnnttnwiaBUt\nTRAIL. B.C., June 27.\u2014Trail's representative team has been chosen to contest the second game of the West\nKootenay Soccer tague series at Nelson at a date nut yet decided upon.\nIt was planned to play the game on\nDominion Day Jut Neuon football\nofficials were not ln favor of that\ndate, because of so many outside attractions. West Kootenay league officials have madj no anouncement of\nthe date of the game, which was entirely ln tbelr hands.\nThe Trail team will be: M. MsTshnll.\ngoal; Marks and Cooper, backs; A.\nLaurie, H. Barr, and J Thompson,\nhalves; K. Chandler, J. Ferguson, J\nMcVle, Llppe and T. Laurie, forwards;\nSmith and D. Stl.cs, forwards.\nTrail News of the Day\nThis column la conducted by !\nL. M. Anthony of Tadanac.\nAll\nnews of a social nature, including\nreceptions, entertainments, personal\nItems, marriages, etc., occurring ln\nTrail and Tadanao, will appear In\nthis column. Just 'phone Miss\nAnthony at her residence. She\nwill also handle any advertisements\nappealing under Trail News of ths\nDay.\nTRAIL. B.C. June 87.\u2014Miss Doris\nAnthony, Mlsa Muriel Hall and Miss\nborna Anthony cpent Tuesday evening in Rossland, Ht the home of Mrs.\nJ Hunter.\nMr. and Mrs. W. M. Wadds spent\nTuesday evening in Rossland. Mrs.\nWadds ls spending' a few days at the\nHome of Mrs. C. Ureel, Rossland.\nMr. Glover motored to Grand Forks\nTuesday morning, returning home In\nthe evening.\nW. B. Hunter spent Tuesday night\nIn Rossland.\nMrs. K. Plncott of Rossland spent\nTuesday In the city,\nVANCOUVER, B.C., June 27.\u2014Indictment of Mayor Louis D. Taylor Chief\nof Pollce H. W. Long, Inspector John\nJackson and Sergeant of Detectives\nGeorge McLaughlin on charges of conspiracy to carry on gambling and of\noperating disorderly houses ln this city\nwill be demanded by Q G. McOeer.\nSt.C, counsel for Police Commissioner\nT. W. Fletcher, in his argument before\nCommissioner R. S. Lennie In the police enquiry.\nThis was forecast at this morning's\nsession when counsel aired their differences of opinion regarding thc order\nin which they should present their\noiguments to Commissioner L#jnle.\nMr. McGeer announced thnt his ar-\nguement on evidence will center on two\npoints: , ___..__\u25a0___\nFirst, that Mayor Taylor, Chief of\nPolice Long. Inspector Jackson and\nSergeant McLaughlin, should be indicted on charges of conspiring with\nOeorgie Chow and other Chinamen to\ncommit the Indictable offense of carrying on gambling In the city:\nSecond, that the same men should be\nIndicted along with Joe Celona, Frank\nCaslsa. and others, of conspiring to\noperate disorderly houses, and of living\neff avails of prostitution.\n\u2014 m \u2014\u2014\nPremier Rifle Contest\nat Bidey Tournament\nto Be Broadcast Radio\nBISLEY, Eng., June 36.\u2014The King's\nprize, greatest award ln the Empire\nfor a soldier marksman, has taken\nits place among the sporting classics\nthat broadcast by radio. The broadcast\nwill take the form of a \"running commentary* by Captain E. H. Boblnson,\na former winner.\nThe travelling radio studio will be\nstationed about level witn the back\nropes Immediately behind No 36 target, for enough away from the firing\npoint to prevent any sound from interfering with the competitors.\nROSSLAND NOTES\nROSSLAND. B.C., June 37\u2014Mr. and\nMrs. M. Donaldson have taken up\ntheir residence !n the Cior-devo block.\nCapt. Wllkie McD. Wiseman left\nTuesday evening for Baskakatoon,\nwhere he will be atached to the\nNorthern Saskstchewan motor chariot\nof the Salvation Army. The new officer ln charge of the local corps will\nbe captain Stahl. late ot Cordova,\nAlaska. _ _ ,\nMrs. Walter C-soX and Mrs. J. Grafton are spending the day ln Trail.\nMiss Edna MCL-ean has returned\nfrom Nelson, where she has been attending school.\nMrs. J. Ooldsworthy and Miss Margaret Ooldsworthy have returned to\ntheir home In Tmll after visiting with\nMrs. O. R Mason.\nJames H. Scholield. Alex Ewlng and\nJames P. Schofleld of Trail spent Tuesday evening ln the city.\nJ. J. Herman fas a Nelson visitor\nTuesday evening.\nAxel Johnson Is a patient at the\nlocal hospital.\nMiss May Halpln returned yesterday\nfrom Nelson, where she has been attending school.\nMrs. Kenneth Martin has returned\nfrom Chilliwack, where she attended\ncessions of the Rebekah assembly as\nrepresentative from Deborah Rebekah\n'odge of this city \t\nIS THREE YEARS\nSINCE CANADIAN\nWON KING PRIZE\nLieut. Desmond Burke Last\nWinner Highest Rifle Award\nin Empire\nBISLEY CAMP, England, June 37.\nIn the past. 33 years five Canadians\nhave won the King's prize, the most\ncoveted award that a soldier marksman\ncan win in the Empire. Lieutenant\nr amond Burke of Ottawa in 1924 was\ntlie last Canadian to take this prize.\nLast year hs failed to repeat by a single\nshot.\nThe big shoot ls In three stages, each\non different days. The first stage Is\nthis year of seven shots at 600 yards,\nseven at 600 and seven at 200. Formerly the shorter ranges were taken,\nbut this mean that the longer distances were faced In a waning light\nAlso, the targets on ranges up to 000\nfeet have been made more difficult by\nlessening the bull's eye.\n.- ... i^\nPlans have been completed to finish\nmost of ths work on the huge Soldier\nField stadium In Chicago, enabling a\nseating capacity of 140,000 fans. Of\nthese. 106,000 will be permanent seats\nNearly every town in the Union of\nSouth Africa has at least one golf\ncourse. There are 12 clubs In and\naround Johannesburg,\nw* \u00bb\nAs you watch\na crisp drive\nsail down the\nfairway\nOw THE dub-house veranda after those IS holes\u2014the\nbest you've ever played! M you watch the other playera\ntrooping across the links, call the steward and order a\nbottle of \"Canada Dry.\"\nIn its cool crystal depths, there's a flavor and tins\nwhich picks you up\u2014cheers you\u2014puts test ia you\u2014\nand brings you to your evening meal with an appetite\nsharpened by this delicious beverage.\nFor \"Canada Dry\" is a dry ginger ale, made front\nfinest quality Jamaica ginger and other absolutely pure\ningredients. That is one reason why it mixes well with'\nother beverages. It is mellow and the ingredients are\nblended under laboratory methods which insure purity.\nBecause of this unequaled purity, it is really good foi;\nyou in hot weather.\n\"CANADA\nDRY\"\nVtJt it Canada \u00bb\/ J. J. MtluufMin Limned, Toronto aai telmtO0\nCaledonia Spri.fi Cor par alio. Limited, Montreal\nIn V. S. A., Canada Dry Cinasr Alt, lactrpiratid, Nut Ttrk\nWHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS\nMcDonald Jam Co., Ltd.\nNational Fruit Co., LU.\n -\u25a0\u25a0 J*\nNational Fruit Co.\nNELSON, B. C,\n- .. JJ\n____________________\n fkgtPra?\nTflB NELSON DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY MbRNING, JUNE 28, 1928\nTHE DAILY NEWS\n\u2022& \u00ab\u00abwa. Pub_s_l_\u00ab OMnpany.\ntottam ahould be adrlrsp.d\n\u2022 ud money order* mada\nTh. Hew. PublUhtng com-\n\", and tn no eaa. to Indira of tha ISatt.\n_ reie (ante and AJI.O,\n_ ot circulation mailed on\ni or. may be eaen \u00bbt the offlc of\na PrJT2Jociatio_. '\n\u25a0UBflCRIPTlOM RATB8\n\u25a0T man (country), aaw month 6 .80\n\u25a0trttJlTettj). m' na uJoo\nOvicide Canada, per montb .78\nt \u00abaar IM\n, Pitt waax i _S\nV \u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014_______. UM\nPayable tn Mum\n\u00b0\u00abJ\njfaidtt Burma of C_rcn__utto\u00bb\nTHURSDAY, JUN1 31. 1928\nPremier MacLean Here\nToday\nPremier MacLean will tonight make\nhU only addrau In Nelson of the\npresent campaign.\nNelson la always glad to welcome\nDr. MacLean, While ft great many\npeople do not support his government\nftftd believe that the time has come for\nft change the premier la popular personally and has tn Nelson aa else\nwhere In the province many personal\nMeads who do not see eye to eye\nwith him ln hts policies of those of\nhla government.\nNo doubt tho opera house tonight\nwill be well filled by supporters of\nboth parties who will wish to hear\nthe premier of the province and who\nwill live up to Nelson's well earned\nreputation ot giving both sides\ncourteous and friendly hearing and\nthen uae their own good Judgment\n\u2022t the polls.\nThere won't be any party splits If\nthe parties can straddle as the candidates.\nAirplanes are now being quoted\nF.O.B. which aounds auspiciously like\nfly or bust.\nWarfare will end when all nation* have a law confiscating the\npnrts of all citizens ln wartime.\nNote to the Japa ln China: Rome\nr*f ft great power before she taught\nthe barbarians how to fight.\nA WOMAN ALWAYS KNOWS WHEN\nA MAN IS LYING. EXCEPT WHEN\nHE SAYS HE LOVES HER.\nTapping wires to get evidence won't\nmake much difference. Nothing ls done\nto disturb tbe wires the big criminals\npull.\nModernism: Spending a little\nmore money because you're bored\nand cant think of anything else\nto do.\nThe lower clasa doubtless ls the one\nthat Is paying (53 a month on a car\ninstead of 183.60.\nThe soviet system seems to lighten\nthe toll of everybody, Including old\nColonel Stomach.\nFriendship Is cemented by Uie sharing of some disaster, like war, or a\nfamine, or swellhead.\nDominion Day Celebration in\nNelson for the Children\nNelson's Dominion day is to be devoted entirely to the children and\nyoung people.\nThe idea of the Bugle band, which\nis showing real public spirit ln taking charge of the arrangements. Is\nthat Dominion day is an occasion which\nahould he brought to the attention ot\nthe young people and that a day\nof sports Is the time-honored and\nbest method.\nDominion day Is the moet important\noccasion ln modern Canadian history.\nIt marks the confederation ot the\nprovinces and the foundation of the\ngreatest of the dominions in the Brit*\nUh Empire. Public celebrations of\nhistoric events fix them In the mem\nertea of all who take part either as\nactive participants or spectators.\nNothing ls more true than that lh\nafter life some of our most vivid recollections are of enjoyable celebrations of patriotic events. Who of us\nnow in middle age do not remember\nwith ft lively sense of patriotism, and\nof tbe glory and achievements of the\nBritish Empire and this Canada, whose\nheritage la all the glory of the Empire\nof which lt forms a part, such events\nfts tbe celebration of the victory of\nOtadurtnan, the relief or Mateklng and\nQueen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee?\nFOUR GIRLS CAN SLEEP IN ONE\nBED, BUT THERE NEVER WAS A BED\nBIO ENOUGH FOR TWO MEN.\nThe great war was fought to end\nwar, you remember, and now the armies\nmust blaze away without a formal declaration of hostilities.\nAnother good bit of salesmanship\nwould consist in getting Mussolini's\norder for a correspondence course to\ndevelop a dominating personality.\nRodin's \"Thinker\" ls a great piece\nof sculpture, but not realistic. The\nman's feet aren't on a desk.\nCorrect this sentence: \"He argues\nwith me as though we were equals,\"\nsaid the boss, \"hut I'm never tempted\nto fire him.\"\nRADIO PROGRAM\nThat Body\nof Yours\n* 4AMM W. iARTOtt. UA\nThe Danger of Fat\nWhen you reaa on the authority\nof a well known physician that certain people have little or no resistance\nto infection, they are bad surgical\nrisks; thetr death rate ls very high;\nthey are uncomfortable; they have little\nor no endurance; they are a ready\nprey to diabetes and other calamities,\nyou wonder what sort of people .they\ncan be. Of whom ls Dr. H. J. John\nof Cleveland speaking?\nHe Is speaking about \"fat\" people.\nUnfortunately for some of these fat\nfolks, they have been reading In the\npress that some cases of overweight are\ndue to lack of the Juice of thc thyroid\ngland In the neck.\nThey thus get the Impression that\nthis elng overweight ls really not their\nfault, and ao they take some thyroid\nextract and keep overeating and under-\nexerclslng the same as usual, with no\ndecrease In weight.\nNow as a matter ot fact W out of\nevery loo cases of overweight are due\nto Just one thing\u2014overeating.\nThe one ln the hundred that due to\nlack of thyroid can usually be detected\nby the fact that he or she was always\nfat; a fat baby; a fat boy or girl,\nextra fat about the age of puberty\n(13 to 16 years), and increasing ln\nweight as the years pass.\nThat thyroid extract taken under\nthe supervision of a physician can reduce weight In this type ls undoubtedly true.\nNow the best thing about this whole\nbusiness ls that folks are really awake\nto the fact that overweight is something that means more than being uncomfortable; lt means as mentioned\nabove, that they are taking serious\nchances with health and life Itself.\nOn the other hand the taking of\nthyroid extract is not the only mistake\nmade by these overweight individuals.\nIn a heroic endeavor to reduce weight\nthey will cut down on their food intake even to the point of fasting for\na number of days, and the results are\noften disastrous from the standpoint\nof heart and blood pressure.\nNumerous cases of collapse can be\ntraced to this lengthy fasting.\nPractically every case of overweight\ncan be reduced by the simple method\nof cutting down on the general food\nintake about ten per cent and the\nstarchy foods about twenty per cent.\nWhere there Is a willingness to take\nexercise also with body covered completely by woollen garments, the decrease is more rapid, and strength Is\nbeing attained at the same time.\nStage and screen, pollce reports, lost\nand found; fl:30 to 7:30, The Cecil-\nlans; 8 to 13, Varied program.\nEfficient\nHousekeeping\n\u25a0? LAURA K KtMCMAM\nTHE CONTENTED HOI SllKKEI'EK\nTOMORROW'S MEM\nllrrakf-ut\nBananas\nCereal\nDropped Eggs Toi\nCoffee\nLuncheon\nVegetable Soup\nPeanut Butter Sandwiches\nLeft-Over Cole Slaw\nBerries\nPotatoes\nLettuce\nCookies\nTea\nDinner\nFresh Cod\nFrilled Tomatoes\nPrench Dressing\nChocolate Pudding\nCoffee\nSOPRANO MAKES HIT\nA Statesmanlike Policy\nIn hla addresses ln the province of\nQuebec, Hon. R. B. Bennett Is taking\nft line which should appeal to every\nthoughtful Canadian.\nay ill-will, hatred or contempt, you\ncannot, be says, build up the country.\nNothing Is more true. Canada's development has been and is being retarded by sectional feeling, by sectlon-\nftt prejudice, based In the main by\nlack of sympathetic understanding between the various parts of the country.\nMr. Bennett is leader of a great\nparty and his statesmanlike attitude\noan do nothing but good all over\nCanada.\nTEN YEARS AGO\n(Prom The Dally News, June 38. 1918)\nAlex Innes left this morning for\nCranbrook for a short trip.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nA light crop of hay ls ready for\ncutting near Oray Creek.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nTbe high peak of tbe water was\nreached yesterday and since then lt\nbaa dropped about three inches.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nO. R. Thompson of Trail was ft visitor In Nelson yesterday.\nI TWENTY YEARS AGO\n\u00bb\u25a0 \u25a0 4\n(Prom The Dally Neua. June 38, 1908)\nDr. McPhoe. director of the Rambler\nCariboo mine passed through Nelaon\non Ma way to SpoVane yesterday after\nspending some time ln the Kaslo hospital \u00bba ft result ot losing his leg\ntb as accident at the mine.\n\u2022 \u2022 s\nAsUey's water guage showed that the\nwater fell two Inches during yesterday.\ne, \u2022 \u2022\nTbe Weat Kootenay Power & Ught\nCompany has lighted up the upper\nportions of thetr works on Kootenay\nliver.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nSeveral launches were o t yesterday\nand took ft run over the course in\npreparation for the Dominion day race.\nTHURSDAY, JUNE 28\nPacific standard Time Throughout\nPACIFIC COAST\nNETWORK\n10:30 to 11:30 a.m.\u2014Woman's magazine of the air, through KOMO.\nBarbara la Mode, expert on the subjects of style and beauty, will be heard\nthis morning, presented by Bennie\nWalker, master of ceremonies. A number of staff artists will entertain with\nmusical selections.\nThis program subject to cancellation.\n7 to 8 p.m.\u2014Los Angeles studio program, through all stations except\nKPO.\nOverture, \"The Marriage of Figaro\",.\n Mozart\nAria. \"La JTraviata\", Act I Verdi\nVirginia Flohrl, soprano\nConcerto ln O Minor Bruch\nPurcell Mayer, violinist\nViennese Dance (orchestra) Gertner\nAve Marie (with violin) Gounod\nWren (with flute) Benedict\nVirginia Flohrl, soprano\nAndante \"Symphonie Espagnole\". Lalo\nSuite. \"The Willow Plate\" torch.) Herbert\nThe Nlte Lerone\nLove Everlasting Frlml\nVirginia Flohrl, soprano\nMarch Grotesque (orch.) Grieg\nft to 0:30\u2014Texaco rounders, through\nall stations.\nQuintet\u2014Evening.\nArlon Trio\u2014Song of Love.\nDuet\u2014Are You Happy?\nArlon Trio\u2014When you're Away.\nQuintet\u2014Venetian Love Song.\nTenor solo\u2014Pale moon.\nQuintet and trio\u2014Ah, Sweet Mystery of\nLife.\nArlon trio\u2014Waters of Mtnnetonka.\nQuintet\u2014A Kiss From You.\nQuintet and trio\u2014In My Gondola.\n9:30 to 10 p.m.\u2014Philco Camp Fire program, through all stations.\nCapt, Ezra Hlgby will have more of\nhis yarns of stream and camp, which\nhe will relate ln his characteristic\nfashion. The Harmony Boys will have\na new selection of songs and variety\nentertainment.\n10 to 11 p.m.\u2014The Trocaderans, through\nKFI. KHQ. and KPO.\nThe usual dance program ot the\nTrocaderans with intermission novelties\nby staff artists.\n11 to 13 p.m.\u2014The Trocaderans through\nKHQ and KPO.\nSPECIAL\nFEATURES\nKFI, (468.8 m.)\u20148 p.m., Studio program\n0. Dodge Bros.; 9:30, Philco program;\n10, Italian program, featuring the\nVenetian Serenaders, Virginia Flohrl\nand James Burroughs, from Los\nAngeles studio, of NBC.\nKOW (491 m.)-~8 to 9 p.m., Imperial\ncandy program from KOMO, Seattle.\nREOULAR\nPROORAMH\nCFAC, Calgary. Alta. (434.8 m.)\u201410:30\nto 11 15 am., Morning program;\n13:15 to 13:46 p.m.. Grain elevator,\nWinnipeg and Chicago wheat, oil and\nstock prices, wheat news and livestock reports; 3:30 to 3:30, Musical\nhour: 8, Red Cross talk; 8:30, CNR\nprogram; 11, Test program.\nCKWX, Vancouver, 1VC. (410.7 m.)\u2014\n8 to 8:80 a.m., Stock BlUMt reports;\n10:30 to 13. Special program; 4:30\nto 5:30 p.m.. News bulletins; 6.\nTime signals, announcements, stock\nquotations; 8:30, Educational talk on\nmilk; 8:46. Special program; 7 to\n7:30. Studio program; 10:30 to 11\nStudio concert,\nCNRV, Vancouver. B.C. (391 m.)\u201410\nto 11 a.m., Morning hour of music;\n10 to 11 p.m.. Studio program.\nKOO. Oakland. Cal. (884.4 m.)\u20148 p.m.,\nStocks, produce, news, and baseball;\n6:80, Dinner concert; 7:80, Studio\nprogram; 8 to 11, NBC programs.\nKOW, Portland, Ore. (401.6 m.)\u20146 p.m.\nConcert; 6:30, Studio program; 7:80,\nConcert; 8, Studio program; 9, NBC\nprogram; 10, Concert orchestra ahd\nsoloist; 11 to 13, KGW Studio dance\nprogram.\nKFRC. San Pranclseo, Cal. (484 m.)\u2014\n4:80 p.m., Organ recital; 6:80, Mac\naad his Oang; 6:10, Beauty talk; 6.30,\nMurlella Clancl. youthful and captlv\natlng lyric soprano, who starred with\nthe La Clancl Opera Co. on a tour of\nthe United States and Canada, ls considered to have one of the most promising voices on the professional stage.\nOne hundred bamboo pheasants have\nbeen shipped from China to California.\nEach week I receive many letters\nfrom my reader friends and in many of\nthem there ar* auch statements as: \"I\nhave bo much to do-\u2014and many trials'\nor \"My housework ls hard enough ln\nItself, and, ln addition, home 'conditions\nare not peaceful,\" or \"My children keep\nme going every minute and when I\nfeel nearest to exhaustion ls the very\ntime there is friction ln the family!\"\nThese little exclamations of exaspet*\natlon will, as I aay, creep Into many\nletters asking for recipes. Inquiring how\nto take out stains, or requesting some\nother help which I am glad to give\nAnd I often think of the dozens of\nletters writers who do not happen to\nmention thetr unhappy circumstances\nto me\u2014yet who ate nevertheless living\namong just such cimcumstances. Why\nhomes tho world over are filled wlMi untoward conditions\u2014conditions which\nshould not exist, yet which the average\nwoman in the home must stand.\nHow ls she to stand them? There\nare two ways: Protesting!y -or philosophically.\nThe protesting method ls not only\nhard on herself\u2014but hard on the rest\nof her family. In time, complaining\nand bickering and Inward revolt break\ndown nerves and kill love.\nIt would be interesting, reader friends,\nto be able to peep Into the hearts of\nhundreds of housekeepers in turn to\nfind how great a percentage of them\nhad learned to accept unhappy corftti-\ntions as they are. I have the deepest\nrespect for the housekeeper who rises\nabove her burdens and is able to smile\n\u2014and keep on smiling constancy.\nBecause she works mveh alone (unlike the office worker) the housekeeper\nhas more time to brood over her trials,\nthan most working women. Therefore\nI have always held that she must make\nan effort to overcome this natural ten\ndency to brood; she must try to Inter\nest herself ln some hobby, some rfiarity\n\u2014or Just keep busy Intellectually as\nwell as with her hands.\nI once knew of a woman In a small\ntown at whom everyboCy secretly sml>;d.\nThis woman was supposed to believe\nherself an Intellectual light: he? fellow\ntownsmen grew tired ot having her read\nfrom Shskespears tri the church \"parlors,\" or write lengthy club papers of\nart. But I\u2014who knew her \"In-law\"\ntroubles admired her deeply for so\nrising above the little cruelties of life.\nThe controlled person always win.\nTomorrow\u2014Porch \"Snacks,\"\nI treated ln this way. About 50 yards of\nCanadian and Oerman lines have already\nbeen restored.\nTWISTED REMAINS\nPremier Baldwin crossed a narrow\ncauseway between the two great mine\ncraters, stlU littered with tangled wire\nsnd battered equipment, to the Canadian trenches, where steel helments of\nthe British patterns, rusty now, for the\nmost part pierced and smashed by bullets and shell splinters, lie all along\nthe parapet. In one place the twisted\nskeleton of a British aeroplane lies ln\nthe open.\nWhen the inspection of the trenches\nwas over Mr. Baldwin visited the\nOrange tunnel. This extends for a\ntotal distance of about eight miles between Souchez and Arras, running under\nthe whole length of Vimy Ridge. Part\nof the underground system has been\ncleared, strengthened with concrete, and\nfitted with electric light; otherwise it\nstands Just as the Canadians left lt.\nMr. Baldwin was guided through this\nsystem by Mr. Stubbs. the Canadian\nforeman in charge of the work.\nAbout 40 feet below the surface Mr.\nBaldwin found himself In front of a\nscries of sculptured heads cut in the\nchalk walls with a clasp knife. The\nmost striking of these is perhaps that\nof a soldier wearing a steel helmet with\nthe Inscription \"Canada, 117.\" A llttle\nfarther on the badge of the Royal Canadian regiment Is cut ln the chalk\nA turn led to tha head of a mine\nshaft, which descends steeply to a depth\nof 160 feet. A small trolly, on which\nthe charges were lowered, ls still in\nplace, with a few bricks of gun\ncotton. Just after this comes a relic\nin which Mr, Baldwin waa specially tn\nterested. It Is a German 5-9 shell\nwhich Just pierced the roof and failed\nto explode, and remained embedded\nthere. At the end of the upper gallery\nan underground brigade and battalion\nheadquarters is kept Just as it was\nleft.\nMr. Baldwin spent about half an hour\nunderground, while Mrs. Baldwin wslked\naround the reconstrutced area. They\nthen went on to the site of the Canadian war memorial, which will look\nover Lens from ' the summit of the\nridge, and to the French memorial to\nthe Moorish soldiers.\nMISSING AT POLICE\nENQUIRY, VANCOUVER\nGold has been discovered in Snyder County, Pa., in paying Quantities.\nHarold A. Lafount. United States\nfederal radio commissioner, who is ln\nCanada studying the radio situation In\nthe move to effect international agreement on the question.\nThe black-and-white vogue is strong\nthis summer and black coats with\nwhite ermine collars are very modish,\nbut short women should use ermine\nwith restraint, as the contrast between coat and collar ls so extreme]\nthat too much fur makes them look j\noverweight. J.\no tor\n' two\nand\ntwo for\ntea\nBlueRibbon\nsuits both ijou\nand me\nPREMIER BALDWIN\nSEESV1MY RIDGE\nFamous Battleground Much as\nIt Was During War; See\nMemorials\nIjONDON. June 27\u2014Reminders or\nthe gallant activities of the Canadian\ncorps at Vimy Ridge intensely interested Premier and Mrs. Baldwin during\ntheir recent visit to the battlefields.\nThey saw Vimy Ridge in company With\nWindham Baldwin, Sir Fabian and\nLady Ware, General Hughes, chief engineer of the Canadian war memorials.\nOeneral Sir Herbert Lawrence, and\nColonel Goodwin and Major Inkpen of\nthe Imperial war graves commission.\nOn their way along the Arras-Lens\nroad to Vimy they stopped for a few\nminutes' at the Canadian artillery memorial at -Thclus. They then went\nstraight to the Orange trench on the\nsummit of the Vimy Ridge. Here the\nCanadian and German front lines,\nas they existed before the storming of\nthe ridge on April 9, 1917. are boing\ncleared and restored to their original\ncondition, while the remains of trench\nmortars, machine guns and other war\nmaterial found on the ground are arranged In the various positions, as If for\nuse. A large area will eventually be\nALEX IMI til\nAlex Imlah, former Vancouver detective, who was expected to play an interesting part at the Vancouver police\nprobe but who failed to appear.\nChief Thomas H. Long stated that\nhe believed that Imlah had returned\nto Scotland.\nImlah was dismissed by Chief Long\nwho stated that he had secured Information showing Imlah ln close acquaintanceship with one. Edward Watson, alleged confidence man and who was\nwanted ln Detroit for murder.\nA letter declared by the Chief to have\nbeen written to Edwards by Imlah\nformed evidence ln the charge.\nChief Long testifying at thc probe\nstated that he had learned that Imlah\nowned a $14,000 residence tn Shaughnessy Heights but the former detective\nhad stated that this was due to money\nleft to his wife.\n_m\n-\"\u2022T-i'!~;:^-*a_\n\u2022aWarS*_T7t'\n'\u25a0- \/ -*',-.\n____\nWE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF\nFROST & WOOD\nMOWERS and RAKES\nPrices:\nMOWERS\u2014\nSV_ ft., 1-horsc, each S05.00\n4% ft., 2-horse, each \u201e $108.00\nB ft., 2-horse, each $110.00\nRAKES\u2014\n8 ft., steel wheels, each _ $67.00\n9 ft., steel wheels, each $70.00\n10 ft., steel wheels, each $73.00\nNELSON;HARDWARE CO.\nWholesale and Retail \"Quality Hardware\"\nNELSON, B.C. 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C,\nSays\u2014\"I used MnlVin's Best\nPowder for Belong Powder biw\nfound it perfectly splendid-\nsatisfactory lest.\"\n(Original tetter on file)\nA Truly\nCanadian Tire\nMADE in the West-a\nshock-proof, smooth\n'rider-a gripping non-skid\n[tread-cushioned con-\n]8truction-a carcass of\nhighest grade fabric-the\n\"Gregory Htttvy Duty\" gives you\nthe longest run for your money.\nRemember!\u2014dollars spent for\nGregory! help assure prosperity\nfor you and the West, because\nthey are made and distributed\nby fellow Westerjwr\u00ab. .\u201e\nSold only\nthrough fair\nprice dealers\n(fke Best Tires are\nGREGORY TIRE _ RU-MK 192* LtD. PORT COQUITLAM. B C.\nSOLD AND SERVICED BY\nBILL DESJARDINS\nDILL'S SUPER-SERVICE STATION\nNELSON, B.C.\n______\n THB NELSON DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1928\n\"\\H9ifMT\n\u2022+\u2014-\nBathing\nShoes\nJust to advise you\u2014we\nare headquarters for Bathing Shoe.s.\nMEN'S $1.25\nWOMEN'S ?1.00\nMISSES' 85*\nCHILDS' 75*\nR. Andrew & Co.\nLeaden in Footfashion\n\"ranbrook Caledonians\nAre Hosts to Children\nCRANBROOK, B.C.. Jupe 27.\u2014Mon-\nlay evening the Caledonian society\nlive a children's night In the Knights\nM Pythias hall. The program consisted\nft: dancing, Nancy 'and Betty Mc\n_eary; piano solo Gladys Milne; reel\nation, Cecil Morilson; dancing, Paul-\nne James; recitation, Edna McPhee.\nMan Oraham presided.\nCranbrook School\nKasloite Engaged\nCRANBROOK, B.C.. June 27.\u2014Miss\nSybil White, teacher on the at\u00abff of\nthe Central school at Cranbrook for\nthe past 12 years, has resigned her\nposition and will leave for Vancouver\nto Join her parents at the cloae of\nthe term.\nMtss Helen Freeman on the teaching\nstaff for the past six years, has also\nresigned to accept a position with the\nPenticton school board.\nMiss Mercer, teacher of Kaslo, has\nbeen engaged aj principal of the\nSouth Ward school.\nCranbrook Rod and Gun\nClab Diretcors ' Are\nEntertained Dinner\nCRANBROOK. B.C., June 27.\u2014Di\nrectors of the Cranbrook District Rod\nand Oun club weie tendered the an\nnual fish supper by the hatchery com\nmittee\u2014 E. T. Cooper and Harry Kyder,\nFriday evening at fhe hatchery\nSpeeches, stories and songs were a\nfeature. Jake Jacobson of Lumberton\nacted as toastmanter and Ted Cooper\naa song leader. Musical accompaniment was furnished by Alan Oraham,\nE. South and W, Stewart with banjoe.\nINSPECTS AT CRANBROOK\nCRANBROOK, B. C. June 27.\u2014Fire\nMarshall W. Oswald arrived in Cranbrook on Sunday on an official tour\nof inspection.\n\"SALADA\"\na \u00a3__nL a..\nNowhere else but In a \"SALADA\" package can\nyou obtain such high quality tea for so low a\nprice and be sure that such quality will continue.\nTry ono package! If It does not please you, your\ngrocer will gladly refund you your money.\nConventionalities\nConcert Program\ners\nOn Monday Nelson music lovers and\nentertainment seekers will once again\nbe able to revel Id music of the\nhighest form whan the Rotary club\nbrings the Westminster Olee singers\non a return visit to Trinity United\nchurch.\nEdward Branscombe's Westminster\nOlee singers are well-known all over\nthc English speaking world, and to\nthese gifted performers tbe usual conventionalities of the customary concert are anathema. They have discarded them all and present their\ndelightful music with A charm and\nintimacy beyond all praise.\nThe party is a unique combination\nof boy sopranos and adults who specialize in old British music, without instrumental accompaniment, sung with\nthat perfection of blend and ensemble\nwhich has for centuries been the outstanding acquirement of English cathedral choirs. They are drawn from\nsuch famous places as Westminster abbey, Worcester cathedral, St. George's\nWindsor, and St. Paul's cathedrals.\nThey don't confine themselves to sacred\nmusic. Their repertoire of 150 pieces\nof part music embraces all styles, and\nmany of their delightful anthems,\ncarols, old folk songs, sea chanties,\nglees and madrigals, well-known the\nworld over, will be found ln their program which for their return visit\nwill be completely changed.\nKaslo Students\nof Music Pass\nin Their Exams\nCOAL WOOD COAL\nLet us fill your orders today for Dry Wood\u2014any length. -\nor Gait Lump Coal\nNELSON TRANSFER CO., LTD.\nCor. Vernon * Stanley Sts. Nelson, a O.\nPHONE 35\nDining Room Suites j j\nAND\nBeds and Bedding\nHigh-Grade Furniture at economical pricea in a wide\nvariety of styles. Take advantage of our easy terms of\npayment.\nKASLO, B.C., June 27\u2014Among Kaslo\nmusic students who passed examination of the associated board of the\nRoyal Academy of Music and the\nRoyal College of Music, conducted by\nR. E. Chester here recently were: Diana\nWellams, Intermediate singing and elementary violoncello; Elsie Mareer. Ruth\nAim. Ispbel Dawson and Eame Penny,\nelementary piano; and Kate Riddle,\naged six years, primary piano.\nCastlegar Community\nClub Hakes Donations\nto Picnic, Tennis\nCASTLEGAR, B.q., June 26\u2014A special meeting of the Castlegar Community club made donations to ths\nchildren's picnic fund and the newly\nformed tennis club. *\nMiss Maxwell Is giving a hand with\nthe latter and a nice site ls available.\nIt Is anticipated to play matches with\nNelson and Trail clubs shortly.\nW. C. T. U. PRESIDENT IS\nSPEAKER AT CRANBROOK\nDINING ROOM SUITES\nWALNUT DINING ROOM SUITES\u2014Comprising 66-inch\nBuffet, Oblong Table and 6 Chairs, with seats and backs\nupholstered in beautiful blue Mohair.\nPrice $285.00\nFUMED OAK DINING ROOM SUITE\u20148 pieces.\np-ice ?125.00\nOLD ENGLISH OAK SUITS\u20148 pieces.\nPrice \u25a0 $225.00\nSIMMONS\nBEDS\nMATTRESSES\nand\nSPRINGS\nHP iJAiijyg^\nSIMMONS STEEL BED\u2014Walnut finish, coil spring and\nall-felt mattress. Siiqs 3\/3, 4\/0 and 4\/6.\nftlce $24.85\nWALNUT AND IVORY BEDS\u2014All sizes, cane panels.\nFrom f-37.50\nCAMP COT AND MATTRESS ?9*50\nALL-FELT COTTON MATTRESS\u2014Full size.\nPrice \u2022^\u2022SO-\nSANITARY FILLED MATTRESS .#7.50\nDon't Overlook Our Dollar Table. Every\nArticle at $1.00.\nSTANDARD FURNITURE CO.\nCOMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS - - NELSON, B.C.\nCRANBROOK, B.C. Jun# 97.\u2014Urs.\nC. Spofford of Victoria, president of\nthe W. C, T. TJ. of the province, took\nthe Sunday morning service at the\nPresbyterian church and tbe evening\nservice at the United church Sunday,\nMiss Katherlne Reid of New .Westminster, who is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Reid, at the\nhome of Mrs. W. B. MacFarlane, was\nthe soloist nt the morning and evening services in the United church.\nJohn Drew Laid\nRest Cemetery\nAt Cranbrook\nCRANBROOK, B.C.. June 27\u2014Funeral\nof JohrTTJrew, who died at the home\nof his son. Thomas, at Cmnbroolt on\nSaturday, wan held Monday afternoon\nfrom the United church to the Cranbrook cemetery, under the direction of\nthe Masonic order. Mr. D.ew was a\nmember of Perfection lodge, No. 9 of\nCalgary.\nPast Grand Morris Is\nPresented With Collar\nby Cranbrook Lodge\nCRANBROOK, B.C., June 27.\u2014At fl\nsession of Key City lodge No. 42, IO\nOP, past grand F. O. Morris was\npresented with a past grand's collar\nby the lodge as a token of appreciation\nof hla services to the order. The pres\nentation was made by District Deputy\nOrand Master *R Leonard. Mr. Morris\nIs leaving Cranbrook on Saturday for\nNew Westminster, where he has accepted a position ln the new technical\nschool of that city.\nEnjoy Your Smoke\u2014\nThere's nothing that will make\nyou enjoy your smoke as much as\nour Special Mixture. Try lt.\nBUSH'S\nJl Tasty Breahfiisf\nFood that Corrects\n)ation\nHow Did You Feel\nThis Morning?\nSluggish \u2014 nervous\u2014Irritable.\nNot sick but not fit.\nUsually It ls digestive irregularity that causes this\nfeeling. For a sure cure\nwithout the use of pills, etc.,\nstart each day with a bowl\nof delicious Dina-Mlte cereal.\nIt makes an Ideal breakfast\nthe year around.\nDINAMITE!\nIhe few Health Food\n_\\\u00a7___m\nThiB column ts conducted by Mi*\nM. J. VMfB*m' All news Of \u00bb *oci*l\nnature, rn\u00abtwSha\u00bb receptions, private\nentertainment*, personal Items, marriages, etc.. will appear la this column.\nTelephone Mrs. Vlgneux at her home\non SUica atreet. __^\nKiss Zella Manning bf the Central\nschool staff, who Is leaving Nelson\nshortly, was on Monday evening the\ncomplimented guest at a delightful\ngathering at the home of Mra. James\nBrodie. Stanley street. Rosea end\ncolumbine in shades of pink were\nused throughout the rooms and at\nthe tea table, where Mrs. Walter Brodie\nof. Cranbrook presided. Assisting in\nserving were Miss Edith Oreen, Miss\nDorothy Armstrong and Mtss Dorothy\nGilchrist. Ouest included Mre, W. O.\nRoee. Mrs. Hamilton Browne, Mrs. O.\nC. Arneeon, Mrs. C. W. Tyler. Mrs.\np. H. Sheffield, Mrs. H, MacArthur,\nMrs. R. W. Dunwoody, Mrs. Robert\nArmstrong, Mrs. Walter Brodie. Misa\nDorothy Armstrong, Miss llva Hanna,\nMiss Edith Green and Miss Dorothy\nGilchrist.\ne * \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. L, J. Edwards of Nakusp are guesta at the home of their\nson-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.\nGeorge G. MacAfec, Kerr apartments.\n\u2022 s *\nOeorge Horstead has returned from\nattending the Rotary convention at\nMinneapolis.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nT. F. McKechnle. superintendent engineer of the B. C. Lake * River\nservice, has returned from a business\ntrip to Montreal. He also visited in\nGuelph, Toronto and Hamilton. He\nwas accompanied by Mrs. McKechnle.\n\u2022 e s\nMr. and Mra. G. H. Oliver and their\nson Bert of Rossland motored to Nelson yesterday.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nMr. and Mra. William Brown. Victoria street, and their baby, have returned from a motor trip to the coast.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMi-w Mary Bhardelow, who has been\nattending St. Anne's academy at New\nWestminster, returned to Nelson Tuesday night to spend her vacation With\nher parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bhardelow,\nWater street.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nR. Renwick has returned from a\nmotor trip to Vancouver.\n\u2022 * \u2022\nMiss Janet Carrie, B. A., who has\nbeen on the Fertile high school staff\nhas returned to Nelson to spend the\nholidays with her parents, Mr. and\nMrs. Alex Carrie, Silica street.\n\u25a0 e \u2022\nMiss Marlon Blackwood, Hall Mines\nroad, has as her guest, Mlsa Bessie\nHunter of Spokane.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nMrs. Monte Davys of Kaslo is expected ln the ctty today,\na a \u2022\nMiss Mhora McDonald of the Central\nschool staff, left last night to spend\nher holidays at her home ln Vancouver.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u00ab\nMr. and Mrs. Benjamin McGregor,\nVictoria street, and their son Bobby\nhave returned from an extended motor\ntrip to coast cities.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nT. C. Cummins has left for a few\ndaya In Metaline Falls.\n\u2022 a \u2022\nOscar B. Appleton of Sunshine bay\nwas a visitor to town yesterday.\n\u2022 * \u2022\nMr. and Mn. J. B. Curran, Carbonate street, have at, their house guest,\nMrs. Curran'a mother, Mra, F. O.\nGordon of Grand Forks, who arrived\nln Nelson Tuesday bight from an extended visit to Europe.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMiss Murphy of Valllcan spent yesterday ln the city.\n\u2022 \u2022 t\nMrs. J. O. Clay, who has been ln\ntown for the past few days, left for\nher home ln Slocrn Olty yesterday.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nP. T. D. Celle. a former Central\nschool teacher, and now a resident of\nVancouver, left last night for Trail,\nen route to the coast.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nR. D. Salmon of the Bank of Montreal staff, has been transferred to\na Vancouver branch. He will probably\nleave ln a fortnight.\nsee\nW. A. Ward of Procter spent yesterday in town.\nsea\nMiss Theodore Rhodes returned to\ntown Tuesday nlwht from New Westminster, where she has been attending\nSt. Anne's academy.\n. e . fl~-\\\nThe Misses Rosie and IsAbelle Du\nMont, formerly of Castlegar. who have\nbeen attending St Joseph's academy,\nleave today for their home ln Rosebery.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nMiss Mary Xremenko, a nurse ln\ntraining at the St. lugene hospital ln\nCranbrook. ls spending her holidays\nwith her parents at Castlegar. She\nwas a visitor to town yesterday, being\naccompanied by her brother.\n\u2022 e s\nMiss Mayme Cunle of the Nelson\nhigh school staff, accompanied by her\nmother, expect to leave this evening\nfor Vernon, where they will visit Mrs.\nCurrie's son-in-law and daughter, Mr.\nand Mrs. D. Doddlng.\nMr. and Mrs. X, Gammon, Mill street\nhave had as their guests, Mrs. C.\nOland and her. son David of Kaslo,\nwho left yesterday to visit at the home\non the north shire of Mr. and Mrs.\nDouglas Holman.\n\u2022 \u00ab\u25a0 \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. George Kcmerllng,\nObservatory street, have left for a\nmotor trip to Spokane, where they will\nbe Joined by a party of friends, who\nwill motor with them through the\nWindermere.\nr--i -\u25a0\u2022*\"\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u2022*\u25a0\u25a0\n\u2022TT\n611 Baker Street, Phone 200\nBATHING CAPS\n20c to 90c Each\nBest quality Pure Rubber Bathing Caps\nin plain or fancy trimmed. All wanted\ncolors. EACH 20*, 2Sf, 3S* TO\n.90*.\nBATH TOWELS\n$1.10 to $2.50 the Pair\nBleached or Unbleached Bath Towels in\nmedium or large size. Plain colors or\nfancy stripes. Good heavy weight P.ER\nPAIR $1.10, $1-25, Sl-50 TO 92.50.\nWOMEN'S BATHING SUITS\n$2.95 to $5.75 Each\nKIDDIES'\nBATHING\nSUITS\n$1.45 Each\nWe offer today a splendid, assortment\nof the newest in Bathing Suits. One or Pure-Wool Bathing\ntwo-piece styles in solid colors, Novelty Suits. Universal\nStriped and Jacquard effects. All-wool make in sizes 1 to 4\nand splendid weight. Sizes 34 to 44. years. Assorted col-\nOnly reliable makes in stock. EACH ors. A T 9 1 \u2022 4 5\n92.95, 93.50, 93.75 TO 95.75. EACH.\nV asm\nm\n\u2022a.\n\u2022turn\n_s\nLIGHT DRIZZLE RAIN\nKEEPS HUMIDITY HIGH\nOvercast sky throughout the day and\nlijht dr__le ol rain shortly after\n5 o'clock featured yesterday's weather.\nDuring the early morning rain amounting to .04 inch fell.\nThe mercury varied 12 degrees during the 34 hours, ranging Irom 70\nto sa.\nHumidity readings showed that the\nmoisture ln the air. which was at 04.\nnear the saturation point ln the morning. It took a drop of nearly 30\ndegrees to 66 hy 3 o'clock, and hy 6\no'clock was back up again.\nM'Lean, Donaghy and\n\u00a5 arris to Speak Soon\nT1! Cranoroofe Kimberley\nCRANBROOK. B.C.. June 27\u2014Hon.\nDr. J. D. McLean, premier of British\nColumbia. *lll address a public meeting ln Cranbrook on Saturday. He\nwill speak at Kimberley earlier ln the\nday.\nHon. Dugald Donaghy, minister of\nfinance, will speak at Kimberley on\nJuly 7, and J. W. de B. Farrls will\naddress meetings at Cranbrook July\n13 and at Kimberley July 14.\nJohn Wardrope 0\/ Yahk\nStruck ky a Car While\nRiding Horse, Cranbrook\nCRANBROOK. B.C.. June 37\u2014Suddenly confronted with two auton'obiles\ncoming toward him as he was riding a\nhorse on Watt avenue Sunday morning,\nJohn Wardrape of Yahk waa struck\nby one of them as he attempted to\navoid the other. The horse was knocked down and its shoulder cut.\nMr. Wardrape escaped without serious injury. _\nRKTIRN CRANBROOK\nCRANBROOK. B C, June 27\u2014Mr.\nand Mrs. Harold . Osborne returned\non Sunday from two months honeymoon Bpent In the southern and western states. They will take up residence ln Cranbrook. Mrs. Osborne was\nformerly Mlsa Delia Oreaves.\nPLEASTRUCK OUT\nIN DIVORCE CASE\nVANCOUVER, June 27\u2014On the application of counsel for John Gordon\nFleck, who Is seeking a divorce. Rev.\nSamuel Robertson Orr. the co-respondent, was ordered hy Mr. Justice W. A.\nMacDonald In supreme court today to\nmake discovery within 15 days of all\ndocuments In his possession relating to\nvarious allegations In the answer which\nhe has filed.\nWhen counsel for Mr. Fleck pressrt\nallegatlon that there was connivance\nfor particulars of the co-respondents\nbetween the husband and wife, counsel\nfor Mr. Orr announced that he would\nwithdraw that plea; and. accordingly,\nlt has been struck out\nanswer.\nIAMOND\nPILLS\nAN EXCELLENT LAXATIVE\n\"Made Its Way by the Way It's Made\"\nAfter\nthe Ball \u25a0 . \\\nAs a refreshment Ice Cream adds zest\nto the evening's festivities. It has an important place in all social gatherings and\nafter dances.\nCURLEW CREAMERY CO., LTD.\nICE CREAM BUTTER MILK\nAl) Perfectly Pasteariied Products\nI\nNelson Daily News\nJune 22,1928\nTolmie Urges Tariff\nto Aid Berry Grower\n25 Cars B. C. Berries Refused Prairies;\nUndersold by U. S. A. Fruit\nABBOTSFORD, B.C., June 21.\u2014Speaking here laat night in\nbehalf of William Atkinson, Conservative candidate for the\nChilliwack riding, Hon. S. F. Tolmie advocated that machinery should be established to protect the producer against\nthe dumping of fruit, eggs and vegetables. Dr. Tolmie outlined the system In operation in the United States, whereby\nthe home market was stabilized and prices maintained, often\nat the expense of the British Columbia growers.\n\"A tariff Is necessary if we are to secure the home market\nfor the home producer,\" stated Dr. Tolmie.\nReading from a long distance message he had Just received from the strawberry growers on Vancouver Island,\nwhich stated that during the past few days 26 cars of strawberries had been refused by the broker owing to the prairie\nmarkets being flooded with No. 2 berries from the United\nStates, Dr. Tolmie said the situation called for immediate\naction if the growers were to be saved from ruin. 'The failure\nof the Liberals to do anything, after the many petitions and\ndelegations sent to the government at Ottawa, wu nqthhir\nless than a violation of duty, he declared. The heavy Importation of agricultural products and manufactured goods\nInto B. C. was halting progress and prosperity.\nFOLLOWING THE PRIMTM1 OF THIS ARTICLE THE TRENTON LIBERALS WIRED ALL PRAIRIE CENTERS OF DISTRIBUTION FOR AC-\nCl RATE INFORMATION ON TWO POINTS: 1. HOW MANV TARS OF\nAMERICAN 8TRAWHERRIES WERE IMPORTED AFTER THE ARRIVAL\nOF THE FIRST CAR OF B. C. STRAWBERRIES: *. AT WHAT PRICE\nWERE THESE IMPORTATIONS SOLD, AS COMPARED WITH THE PRICES\nOBTAINED FOR B. C. BERRIES. TIIE FOLLOWING ANSWERS WEKfi\nRECEIVED:\nFrom Calgary, dated June 23:\n\"First car B. C. berries passed\nthrough Calgary afternoon June 0.\nFirst car B. C. berries arrived for\nsale in Calgary June 8. Last American berries arrived Calgary morning June S. American berries\nwholesaled 14.00 per create, B. C.\nberries $3.25 to $3.75 per crate,\nNo American berries Imported Calgary after B. C. berries available.\nUnderstand few imported Winnipeg owing poor condition B. C. arrivals.\"\nFrom Edmonton, dated June 23:\n\"First car B. C. strawberries ln\nhere June 10. We had no American arrivals after that date. Delivered price on Hood River (American) strawberries week June 3\n$330 per crate. First four cars\nAfter the British Columbia strawberry grower was in a position to supply the needs of the prairies wtth strawberries, no American berries were\nImported into Alberta, no American berries were imported into Saskatchewan, and no American berries were Imported Into Manitoba, with the exception of 4043 cases into Winnipeg, when it was found thst B. C. berries\ncould not be laid down ln Winnipeg lu fit condition to satisfy the demands of the city consumers.\nNo. No. 2 American berries were Imported Into the prairies, and ln no\nsingle Instance were American berries sold for less money than was being\nasked by the B. C. grower.\nCompare these facts with the statements made by the Hon. 8. P.\nTolmie. \\_\u00bb reported from his Abbotsford meeting, and answer the question: Can anyone afford to vote for a party whose leader takes so little\nInterest In the fruit Industry of the province that he falls to acquaint\nhimself with everyday marketing facts and allows himself to become the\nmedium for broadcasting statements that are false and misleading, and,\nIn addition, extremely Injurious to the necessary goodwill that should\nexist between B. O, producers and prairie buyers?\nPremier MacLean and his government have done and are doing everything possible to further the Interests of the British Columbia fruit\ngrower and their work is being done intelligently and honestly.\nFrank Putnam, Liberal candidate in Creston\nriding, is a strong advocate of full protection for\nthe fruit grower and the fanning industry of B. C.\nHe has a full knowledge of all problems connected with the industry, both production and\nmarketing, and can intelligently represent the \u25a0\nneeds of the farmers and fruit growers of the\nriding.\nVote for Putnam\nB. C. berries poor condition sold\nfor $2.00 delivered.\"\nFrom Regina, dated June 33:\n\"First car B. C berries Regina June\n8. Last car American berries arrived June 6. Jobbers advise no\noverlapping.\"\nFrom Saskatoon, dated June 22:\n\"First car B. C. berries arrived June\n12 and no American Imported after\nJune 7. Nothing but American\nquarts imported here In June ahd\nsold by wholesalers basis $6.60 to\n$7.00, while first B. C. berries sold\n$3.50 to $375 per crate.\"\nFrom Winnipeg, dated June 23:\n\"First B. C, car strawberries arrived June 8 In bad condition. Imported since 4043 cases, all good\nberries, sold lbr around $3.75. Most\nB. C, berries arrived dreadful condition here, selling very tow prices.\"\n\"m\nI\nI J\n(JO\nr*0\n\u25a0 \u25a0\n... \u25a0\n\u2022\n_____________^______\n rMr\u00abt\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 192?\nM The Gilded Rose\nBy MAY CHRISTIE\nCHAPT*R XI.\nBROKEN SHRINES '\n* Never in all her life had Rosllyn beheld sucn beauty 1\n: \"ThereI That would suit yout\" murmured Mrs. Ridgeway, as a black-haired\n\u2022ten in an amazing evening gown\nswayed back and forth before tbem like\na lily on Its stalk. \"The girl actually\nfcoks like you, I do declare!\" Then.\nleaning forward, and tapping the mannequin on her bare arm: \"How much,\nfny dear?\"v\n* \"Jus* five hundred dollars.\" floated\nfrom the reddened lips thst parted In\na ready smile. \"Por 'mees' lt would be\nparfalts!\"\n\"Mees\" drew back with a frightened\nshudder. To the very waist, the gown\nwss backless, sleeveless, and displayed\nthe wearers figure more thoroughly\nthan would a one-piece bathing suit I\nFashioned of every gleaming color of\nthe rainbow tn metallic thread, lt\nterminated ln a golden flounce about\nthe absolutely bare ankles of the\nmodel, while a great inky bow was set\nat the sauciest of angles on one hip.\n\"A New Tork producer, be see me In\nSts gown but yesterday, and he offer\ntne much money to wear it on ze\nstage,\" volunteered the cbarmer, un\ndula ting Uke a hula-hula girl. Her\nblack hair was parted ln the middle,\ndragged severely back over her tiny\nears into an Immense, old-fashioned\nchignon thst stuck out half a foot behind. \"He like my coiffure also. It ees\nnewer than se shingle\u2014\" and she patted\nthe greet *bun' on the nape of her\nneck affectionately.\nTea was handed around and a variety\noi entrancing lfttle cakes and sand\nwlches. Cigarets in quaint wooden\nboxes shaped like hooks; and tiny glass\npipettes with perfume in them.\n\"What are these for?\" Rosllyn Inquired, feeding more gauche than ever.\nWould a day ever come when she oould\naccustom herself to tbe queer doings\nof the great gay world?\n\"Tou break one end of the llttle glass\ntube and push the tube into yourj\ncigaret. It perfumes it,\" explained thej\nchild who was dressed up as a China- i\n\u25a0oan. I\nRosllyn watched some of the great j\nladies at this Interesting task. She did\nnot smoke herself, and the idea of the\nglass container rather startled her.\n* Mrs. Ridgeway had a moment with\nMonsieur Paret at the conclusion of his\ndress parade. Would he do her the Immense favor of designing a suitable\nfrock for her young friend 7 Or was\nthere any one among hts recently exhibited \"creations\" that he could recommend for Rosllyn? The gown was\nneeded in a hurry . . .\nThe gentleman screwed his monocle\nin. one eye and scrutinized the shrlnk-\n\\pe damsel.\nThe five hundred dollar gown for\nmademoiselle? But no) She did not\nhave the air yetr-the aplomb! She was\nnnsophlstlcatedl The gown would\ntvmower her\u2014be absurd . . .1\nI Something ln the Jeune fllle style\nyet, with a distinction! Something\n\u25a0to bring out the color of the eyes.\nWhich wefe raam'selle'a greatest facl-\nnstlon l He hsd tt\u2014yes! A quaint\nflowered silk, dotted with little posies.\nThe bodlee tight, the skirt bouffante.\nShe wore the Paret gown a few nights\nlater, at Londls* dinner-party. Mrs.\nRldgeway's maid had helped her with\nher hair and with the fastening of\nthe frock.\nmadam?\n\"A little touch of color,\nYou are pale\u2014\"\n\"Oh no! I couldn't.\" Rosllyn drew\nback.\n'Then a dash of powder, please?\"\nthe maid pleaded. She liked the\nsimple little country girl and she was\nsorry for her. Down In the servants'\nhall lt was common talk about the\nheiress and the young master. If\nhe did marry her, li woulr be only\nfor her money.\nRosllyn declined the powder, but when\nthe hotel was reached, Mrs. Ridgeway\u2014In the ladies' cloak room\u2014Insisted that that oversight be remedied.\nReally the child was rather tiresome!\n\"A shiny nose ls the only unforgivable sin ln New York!\" She rapped\nout the dictum like a Roman empress.\nThey Joined Landls ln the foyer of\nthe hotel. The party numbered 10\ntn all.\nThe lights, the music and the lovely\nfrocks\u2014above all, Landls' smile, his\nhandsome eyes\u2014completely fascinated\nRosllyn.\nThe dinner was a dream, had she\nbut had the appetite. Plovers' eggs\nln llttle nests, Iced grapefruit and\nqueer Prench dishes she had never\nheard of, but which tasted marvellously\nAt the conclusion of the meal a\nglittering temple out from a block of\nsolid Ice was wheeled forward by three\nwaiters, causing a delightful \"Ah\"\namong the guests. Electric lights blazed\nln the Ice interior, shining on baskets\nof out-of-season strawberries\nnestled in green leaves,\ntransparent walls of some gelatinous\nsubstance that must be broken ere\ntbe strawberries were reached, while\nthe entire cantraptton rested on a\ngreat sliver tray smothered tn pink\nroses and gardenias and expensive\nflowers.\nRosllyn, as guest of houor, broke\ninto the temple first. She gave a\nlittle nervous shiver as her hand\ntouched the ice.\n\"My shrine, built specially for you.\"\nher hoste whispered under cover of\nthe ensuing babble. The words were\nlight, and spoken smilingly, but there\nwas a hint of seriousness behind.\n\"And I have smashed it, haven't\nI?\" she counter-thrust.\nHe shrugged his shoulders.\n\"Don't women always break the\nshrines that men set up?\"\nLove made her mute. She could not\nanswer him, although for a moment\nhe looked long and deep Into her\neyes, as though he tried to read her\nvery soul.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Later, they adjourned to the\nballroon, where the party danced. Rosllyn had never learned that art, and\nsat beside her chaperone ln a sort\nof alcove, watching the enchanting\nscene\nOld men, bald-headed and bay-windowed, with the prettiest flappers. Brazilian women In exotic gowns. Rich\nSouth American men wtth diamond\nrings and diamond shirt-studs, bid as\nmarbles.\nExquisite creatures with mere boys,\nassiduously attentive. A wonderful,\nscintillating throng.\nThere was no one In the room one\nPREMIER MacLEAN\nADDRESSES PUBLIC\nMEETING KASLO\nCharges Conservatives Never\nEnacted Definite Social\nLegislation\nMILL CONTINUE SPENR\nMONEY ON ROADS, SAYS\nCaptain Leary Assures Completion Road; McLean and\nDonaghy Attend\nKASLO. B.C., June 27.\u2014Premier J. D,\nMacLean spoke here tonight on his election campaign tour of the Interior.\nHe leaves In the morning for Crawford\nBay and Nelson.\nThe premier spoke at a public meeting lh Eagle hall, following a complimentary banquet tendered Captain\nC. S. Leary of Nakusp, candidate for\nKaslo-Slocan. by Kaslo Liberals. About\n70 attended.\nSpeaking of social legislation. Pre-\nntler MacLean declared no Conservative\ngovernment in any province of Canada\never enacted definite social legislation.\nThe Liberal leader had no apology to\nmake for the money spent on building\nroads. If he was returned he would\ncontinue to spend money In this direction.\nNOT WORRIED\nABOUT DEBTS\nPremier MacLean was not worried\nabout the public debt of the province,\nhe said. The burden of debt was always\nrelative to wealth and British Columbia\nthat 1was a wealthy province. Every year\nThere were ! sufficient money was being placed in a\nsinking fund to wipe out all debts* at\nmaturity.\nCaptain Leary assured his audience\nthat the Arrow Lakes-Kaslo highway\nwould be finished next year. He spoke\non road building, lumbering, mining\nand farming ln Kaslo-Slocan.\nH. Glegerlch was chairman at the\nbanquet, and meeting. Dan McLean,\ncandidate in Nelson riding, and Archie\nDonaghy, his manager, were on the\nplatform.\nThe premier left Revelstoke this\nmorning. He addressed a meeting at\nNakusp and gave a platform address at\nSandon en route here.\nhalf so handsome as was Landis, with\nhis sleek black hair and graceful carriage. How easily\u2014how effortlessly he\ndanced!\nThen he passed his partner on to\nsomeone else and come to Bit with\nRosllyn. They watched the gyrating\nmob together.\n\"Amusing, Isn't It?\"\nShe nodded, her yearning eyes upon\nhis face.\nShe saw him stiffen suddenly, and,\nfollowing his gaze, saw Lydia Harbrook\nwhirling ln the arms of Rupert Briscoe\u2014a lovely Lydia ln a golden gown,\nShe waa a Oolden Olrl indeed\u2014exquisite enough to make a man's breath\ncatch ln his throat and his pulses\nquicken \u2022 \u2022 * * *\nWas it her fancy, or did she hear\nLandis Ridgeway whisper:\n\"Broken shrines.\"\nTomorrow\u2014Wedding Mockery.\nSUGGEST REFUND\nAUTO LICENCES\nUTEPART YEAR\nValue Licence Lost in Fall\nShould be Refunded Claims\nAuto Club\nCREW COVERS INTERIOR\nWITH ROAD SIGNS, SAYS\nRobertson Is Chairman; Branch\nto Operate Throughout\nthe Year\nSuggestions to aid motoring in the.\ninterior, which will be submitted to\nthe head office of the Automobile Association of British Columbia shortly,\nwere brought up at a meeting of\nthe Nelson branch in the Hume hotel\nlounge last night. D. W. Dawson was\nln the chair.\nWhen lt was pointed out that roads\nin the Interior were much in need\nof danger and curve signs, Thomas\nWonds, who ls representing the club\nhere with J. Arnold, conducting a\nmembership drive, explained that a\ngang of men left Vancouver last Monday and will work through the Interior until the end of the season.\nBoyd Affleck pointed out that the\nsubstitute road to Trail, via Salmo\nand Columbia Gardens was ln need of\nfeigns.\nKXAMINE FOR LICENSE\nExplaining that many nersons were\ngiven a driver's license and allowed\nto drive a car after a few hours practice, Mr. Dawson suggested that the\nclub, through the Vancouver branch\nshould endeavor to Institute government examination of applicants before\nUcesnes to drive were granted. This,\nhe said, would eliminate a large number of unnecessary accldentc.\nIt was suggested that, nn the same\nbasis as the 25 per oent reduction for\nthe first three months m.1 the 50\nper cent reduction for the first six\nmonths of the year,* a .proposal should\nbe made to the government to allow\na percentage refund for car licenses.\nMr. Affleck pointed out tint if carried\nout, car owners would discontinue using their cars ln the ft.ll and ln\ndoing so save the roads, when these\nwere In poor shape because of weather\n.ondltlons.\nCONTINlOlS OPERATION\nMr, Arnold explained tl-nt In future\nthe local branoh would be operated\nthroughout the year. It was decided\nto have membership fees fp 11 due at\none date, preferabbly during April,\nallowances being made for members\npaid up this year.\nThe club will endeavor to have each\nemblem marked with a year mark,\nto aid In determining whether the\nmembership Is Up to date or not. This\nwas found advisable when lt was explained that many emblems were transferred from one person to another\nwhen a car was sold.\nOfficers for the coming year were\nAppointed as follows: Chairman, H.\nW. Robertson; treasurer. C. W- Tyler;\nsecretary, Miss Sybil Towgood.\nVESUVIUS SPOUTS\nFOR THE TOURISTS\nRE8INA, Italy, June 27.\u2014Vesuvius Is\nputting on another show of volcanic\nfire and missiles and tourists are flocking to this town at the foot of the\nmountain. Por two days Vesuvius has\nbeen spouting lava presenting the tourists with a wonderful display.\nVic Foley Gets Crack\nat Roy's Title July\nFourth in Montreal\nMONTREAL, June 27.\u2014Leo (Kid)\nRoy, featherweight champion of Canada, will defend hu title here on July\n4 against Vic. Po'ey of Vancouver, it\nwas announced here 'today.\nEDMONTON GRADS\nWIN AT HAMILTON\nHAMILTQN, Out.. June 27.\u2014Edmon* ,,\nton Orads, worlo champion women's\nbasketball team, gave a quintet of\nbasketball stars Irom Hamilton and\nToronto a basketball lesson here tonight ln defeating them 01 points to\n14, ln an exhibition game played before a large crowd tn the arena.\nVSEE and Be Safe\n\u00ab*\nNEOSHO MINES LTD.\nIncorporated Under the Dominion Companies' Act\nAuthorized Capital 2,000,000 Shares\nWithout nominal or par value.\nlimed 500,000 Shares\nPresent Issue 300,000 Shares\nAT 10c\nHEAD OFFICE, KASLO, BRITISH COLUMBIA\nOwners of the \"Neosho\" Group of six claims, five of Which are crown\n\u25a0granted, on Coffee Creek, in the famous Ainsworth Camp.\nA crew has been on the property for over three months, opening up\nthe old tunnels and shafts, and the results are very encouraging.\nThe zinc content of the ore which forced the owners to close down\nyears ago can now be marketed at a profit.\nFREE ICE CREAM\nEVERY YOUNGSTER\nON DOMINION DAY\nMust Parade to Get Tickets;\nTreasure Hunts, B-iseball\nto Feature\nOUTSTANDING FEATURES\nFavorable mining engineer's report by H. D. Dawson, M.E.\nProperty has been under active development for the past three\nmonths.\nThe lake level tunnel of the Kootenay-Florence, which is due to\nstrike ore at depth within thirty days, should have the same effect on the Ainsworth camp as the proving of ore at depth on\nthe Whitewater had on the Slocan.\nThe operation of the Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. in driving\na lake level tunnel to get depth on the \"Banker\" and \"Albion.\"\nThese properties are almost directly below the Neosho.\nThe power line from the City of Nelson to the Kootenay-Florence\nmine passes within three-quarters of a mile of the Neosho, insuring a continuous supply of cheap power without capital expenditure.\nThere are no transportation difficulties. The wagon road connects\nthe mine with the wharf at Ainsworth, a distance of approximately three and a half miles. Cars can be loaded at Ainsworth\nand the distance-from there to the Trail smelter is seventy\nmiles.\nThe cash payment of $10,000.00 on the property has been made,\nand the payment due in July is arranged.\n\"Do not expect your ship to come in unless you have sent one out.\"\nSee any of the following brokers for Neosho Mines, Ltd. Stock at 10c:\n(1)\n(2)\n(3)\n(4)\n(5)\n(6)\n(7)\nBEALE & ELWELL\nCranbrook, B.C.\nH. H. M.VITY\nRevelstoke, B.C.\nWILKIN & McNICHOLL\nPenticton, B.C.\nC H. PHILLIPS\nKimberley, B.C.\nGEORGE C. EGG\nGrand Forks, B.C.\nS. HEFFERNAN & CO.\nKaslo, B.C.\n5*5=\nTo every youngster who takes part In\nthe parade on Monday, with which the\nCanadian Legion Bugle band will start\nIU Dominion day celebration, wiU be\ngiven a ticket for free ice cream. It is\nplanned that no kiddle who enters the\ngrounds ahall get away without some\nsort of a prize.\nSome time during the day the grounds\nare to become the Spanish Main for i\nshort time. Treasures to equal those\nCaptain Kldd burled In the South Sea\nIslands will be hidden, and the finders\nwill bocome their possessors.\nEvery young bicycle owner will be\nable to demonstrate his prowess In\nraces being arranged. Those who lack\n\"bikes\" may run in flat racea. And\nthose who like a lot of fun with their\nracing will get in the obstacle races.\nBALL GAME\nFI.ANNEI)\n. One of the feature events of the day\nls to be a game between the Live\nWires and Senators teams of the Trafalgar Baseball league. It ls to ba staged\nat 4 o'clock and may be a league game.\nHeadquarters of the celebration committee, the Canadian Legion building\nreportad last night that excellent support waa being given the project by\nmerchants and citizens generally.\nAt the summer hotel or camp\u2014a step that's missing\u2014broken planks in the dark\u2014slippery rock*\nat water line-\nDanger lurks in darkness! Take an Eveready;\nFlashlight, and make your vacation safe. Cost*\nyou only a trifle at new low prices.\nThree standard Eveready Flashlights are now oit\nsale at the usual price of case alone! Ebony\nblack or nickel cases\u2014200-ft. focussing beam\u2014\nwhite Eveready Mazda bulbs, crystal lens and\nhigh powered reflector. All models equipped\nwith long lived Eveready Unit, Cells.\nAt any hardware, drug, sporting goods or general\nstore, garage or auto accessory shop.\nCanadian National Carbon Co., Limited\nCalgary\nVancouver'\nTORONTO\nMontreal\nWinnipeg\nService For Life\nWe agree to put in working\norder, free of charge; ant)\nEVEREADY\nFLASHLIGHT\nwhich will not light pro-\nperil) when loaded with\nEvc'ead}) Salients and\nOwning and operating Radio Station CKNC (Sir metres}, Toronto,\non tne air rvtry afternoon anil Monday, Thursday\nand Saturday eventual.\nEVEREADY\nFLASHLIGHTS\niy BATTERIES\nSilvertowns\nqfcourse\nQUEBEC BEAVERS\nSOLD TO NEWARK\nQUEBEC. Quebec. June 27\u2014Announcement was made here today by\nA. J. Takle, president of the Quebec\nBeavers of the Canadian American\nHockey league, that the franchise of the\nclub had been sold to a group of\nNewark (N.J.) sportsmen.\nTen players and Newsy Lalonde. manager of the team, go with the franchise\nbut nothing wae said regarding the\namount of the purchase price.\n -\u2022*\u25a0 1 *\n'\"Industrialism\" Subject\nat Baptist Meeting\nTOftOjrro, June 27 -Urging an application of Christian principles to Industrial relations and pleading for a\nbatter understanding between th\u00bb\nchurch and Industry. Rer. James N\nBritton of Southend, England, addressed\nthe Baptist World alliance tonight on\n\"Industrialism.\" Mr. Britton, however,\nwae opposed to indiscriminate and un-\nlighttned dictation by tha church to\nIndustrialists.\nLaying the blame for race preludlce\nand race hatred squarely at the door\nof the white race, Rev K. W. Johnson\nof Waahlngton. DC denounced the\ndoctrines of racialism as contradictory\nto Christianity. He predicted a colossal\nstruggle between the colored and white\nraces reaultlng from the arrogance of\nthe whites.\nMission problems were fully discussed\nduring today's session. Delegates heard\nreporta on the situation of their church\nin every part of the world, and one\nspeaker. Rev. C. A. Brooks of Chicago,\ntold of the need of missionary, .warn\namong the rhraVcms of non-Chrlstlans\nln the United States.\nGreyhound racing has become popular la MjMUhnli China.\nThe high standard of value and appearance demanded by owners oi \"Town Car\"\nand \"Gadabout\" alike, ia fully met by\nSilvertowns, the tires with a background\nof half a century of public confidence'\nStluertoum Tiru art made by the Canadian\nCoodncJi Cmpan-i at Kitchener, Ontario.\nt1 Goodrich \u201e\nllvertown\nCord Tires\n_______%__\nget\n\u2014-Sind Cfhqy (hst-MtJ^fe,\nniitfitt\n________________\u25a0\nwwwwvvVW-j\n 'THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 18\nPag\u00ab\n)flficials Say Risko; Paper Men Say Godfrey\nMIS ELEVEN\nGAMES AHEAD\nIN BIG RACE\nt Athletics 7-4; Reds Take\nTwo Games From the\nSenators\nIW YORK. Juna 37.\u2014Tha Yankees\nMsed their lead to 11 (anus by\nttlng th* Athletics. 7-4, at Phlla\nbla today ln the opening clash\ni three-lame lories. Young Henry\nison again took the decision over\nveteran Robert Moses Orove, who\npounded for three runs in the\nand four more ln the eighth.\ns Orwoll finished the game.\nhome by talcing both games Of a\ndouble-header from Washington, 4-1.\nand 11-4. In the flrat game the\nSenators made only four hits off Ruffing and ln the second Ed Morris held\nthem to seven. Tait made five hits\nln five times at bat ln the second\ncontest, Including a double and a\ntriple. Only three games scheduled.\nR. H. _.\nNew York 1 10 3\nPhiladelphia 4 5 2\nBatteries\u2014Johnson and Collins; Orove\nOrwoll and Cochrane.\nR. H. I.\nWashington 1 4 0\nBoston 4 10 0\nBatteries\u2014Burke. Lisenbee and Ruel;\nRuffing and Hollman.\nSecond gam*!\u2014\nR. H. E.\nWashington * 7 1\nBoston 11 10 0\nBatteries\u2014Zochary and Senna; Mor\nrle and Berry.\nOnly three games.\n\u00bb Reds celebrated their\nA large Indoor tennis stadium hold\nIng three courts Is under construe*\nreturn tlon In Stockholm, Sweden.\nie oldest\nstocks oi\nCaw&da.TVve\nGovernment\nStxvp te&s\n\\\\\\e stoty\nDECISION AWARD\nTO RISKO DRAWS\nSOMECRITICISM\nBruising Battle at Brooklyn\nSee* Risko Make Great\nRally at End\nRISKO HAMMERS AT\n, GODFREYS BODY\nBig Negro Starts Strong and\nRisko Holds on Time and\nAgain\nEBHfcTTg FIELD. Brooklyn, June\n27.\u2014Tlie black menace of the heavyweights, Hujtff oeorge Godfrey of\nLetpervllle, Pa., took on an even\ndarker4 hue tonight as he battled\ngame Johnny Rlsko, pudgy Cleve-\nlander, to a standstill, apparently\nwon Uhe fight and then saw the\ndecision go the way of his white\nrival.\nBy the official decision cf two\nJudge* and the referee, Rlsko was\nproclaimed Uie victor after 10 rounds\nof bruising battling In a fight\ncrammed with action of the kind\nthat delights the onlookers of a\ndock men's brawl along the waterfront. Many newspaper men at\nthe ringside, however, credited the\nmassive black man, a tower ot\nhumanity compared to the short,\nstocky Rlsko with an edge In\nfive rounds, with three for Rlsko\nsnd two even.\n1 Ightlng Just as though the man-\nmountain of Godfrey scaling 235\npound* in his fighting togs, was Juat\nhis size and calibre, Rlsko never gave\nup in his attempt to tear down the\nnegro to his own level with body\npunches. To a certain extent he succeeded but ln so doing received the\nfull weight of Godfrey's massive arms,\ndriving short lefts and rights to the\nbody with power that often bounced\nJohnny a yard or so to one side. Rlsko\ncaught the eyes of the Judges and the\nsympathy of the fans with a stirring\nrally that won him the last two\nrounds.\nNEGRO STARTS\nSTRONG\nGodfrey, a giant, put through some\nln the eighth. Rlsko hooked hts left\nclean to the head twice but they\nwere wrestling- again at the bell.\nThey battled like dockworkers lithe ninth, Rlsko taking everything and,\nbelaboring with both hands. The crowd\nroared.\nIn the tenth Rlsko swarmed all over\nthe negro driving him to the ropes\nand wilting him wtth a left deep to\nthe body. Very tired, they leaned\ntheir heads together and pounded\neach other's ribs.\nFAIRVIEWBEATS\nTRAItlEAM BY\nTWO-ONE SCORE\nTrail Maple Leafs Lose Out in\nExhibition Soccer Game\nHere\nSEAGRAM'S Q%\nRye Whiskey\nScoring a goal ln each half FMr-\nvlew Athletic association -roccer squad\nearned a 3-1 victory over the Tratl\nMaple Leafa ln an exhibition game at\nthe Recreation grounds here yesterday\nafternoon. The Trail boys seemed a\nlittle off ln tbelr shooting as compared\nwith the game ln which they beat the\nWolves here a week ago. They missed\nmany clear chances by .hooting wide\nor high.\nNeither team pressed tn for any\nlength of time, the game Fee-sawing\nback and forth as soon as the opposing\nforwards shot or were stopped. There\nwere no individual stars to be singled\nout, each team working as a whole,\nand displaying some neat footwork and\ncombination plays.\nThe game never reached the stage\nwhere the players or fans became very\nexcited, although there were times when\na close save by either goalie caused\na, ripple of excitement.\nLEAFS SHOOT WIDE\nFrom the whistle thc Uafs went\ndown and ln the first few seconds\ncame near scoring, but shot wide.\nBrennan came In again a fow seconds\nlater and on a clear shot that should\nhave beaten Hinges, shot wide again.\nFairview went up the field then and\nmenaced. Then the ball was down the\nother end. The play swayed from one\nend of the field to the other until the\nperiod was about half over and then\nFairview copped Its first go A. Balllie\nnaved but could not get clear and a\nscrimmage resulted. Taylor sneaked\nthe ball in for a goal.\nFor the remainder of the half the\nHELEN WILLS IS\nWINNER IN HARD\nGAME WIMBLEDON\nBeats British Hard Court\nChampion; British Girl Beats\nMolla Mallory\nHUNTER AND TILDEN\nWIN IN DOUBLES\nMiss Amelia Earhart of Atlantic Flying Fame Is Spectator at Games\nball continued on Its tour of the field,\ndangerously heavy body punchea as first sailing ln to be saved by Balllie\nthe fight began and aa it progressed I and then to be saved by Hinges.\nRisko who was dancing and boxing j Brennan took a nice straight shot at\naround the black mountain, was forced .Hinge, shooting Just below ths bar.\nto hold a minute to gain his wind. Hinges pushed it up and over the bv\nRlsko then flailed Into his man tug- for a corner. Nothing came of the\nglng and hauling courageously. ca,rry- corner and the ball was away to the\nIng the battle to the big fellow. But I other end of the field.\nOodfrey really hurt the rubber man wit t'AIBVIEW SCORES MAIN\nhis powerful swings. Rlsko was game . with the opening of the second half\nIn the sixth Oodfrey lay back and the Leafs began pressing but were soon\nthe fifth. stopped. After about 15 or 20 minutes\nbut mighty tired as the gong closed ' of back and forth play Fairview netted\nfrey hanged Risko with some terrific its second goal. Coming tn from the\nlike a terrier worrying a mastiff. Ood\nRlsko seemed to recover, dsrtlng about\nsmashes to the chin, and body In the\nThis advertisement is not published or di^l^ by the g^^^^^J\" te\u00ab\u00bb^\u00bbi\nJUOR CONTROL BOARD or the Government of B. C,\nPlan to Spend\nDOMINION DAY\nJULY 2nd, AT\nKIMBERLEY B.C.\nright wing Taylor lodged the ball In\nfrom the side for a clean goal, beating Balllie easily.\nFairview seemed to take things easy\nafter that goal, Bendv at one time\nBoth slugged Jo the body parking himself near 4Sl sideline* while\n\u25a0 * . | his team played defeflflve fhr a few\n\"~ minutes. Leafs took advantage of Fair-\nview's slackness and before long scored\nthe goal that saved them from a\nshutout. The Leafs forced a scrimmage\nin front of the Faiivlew goal, and\nBurrows netted the ball.\nFairview came out of its Fhell after\nthat goal and settled down to keep\nthe Leafs from scoring again, and at*\ntempted to add another goal for .themselves. The game ended without further scoring.\nDuring the latter part of the second\nhalf rain fell, making the grass uncertain footing. Many of the players,\nmost particularly the Trail boys were\nlanding on their ears alter \"hefty\"\nkicks at the slippery ball.\nJack Draper handled the whistle.\nThe teams were:\nMaple Leafs\u2014Balllie. goal; Sammons\nand Lackie, backs, Buitotti. Balfour\nand Kennedy, halves: Rothery. Fish,\nBrennan. Chandler and Illott, forwards.\npair view\u2014Hinges, goal; Ward and\nrtoynon, backs; Hanna, Macrone and\nRingroee, halves; Chapman. Taylor.\nDavidson, AndrewB and Bendy, forwards.\nWIMBLEDON, England. June 27.\u2014\nHelen Wills easily beat back the first\nchallenge to her world singles title\nat Wimbledon today.\nAs the rain of yesterday guve way\nto bright sunshine, Miss Wills called\non all her skill and power to down\nMiss Elsie A. Ooldsack, hard court\nchampion of England, by the decisive\nmargin of fl-2, 6-1.\nSkeptical Wimbledon, only half believing the tales of Helen Wills' tremendous Improvement In tennis skill\nand technique, marvelled today as the\nwestern girl loosed her stroke like\nlightning on Miss Ooldsack. Helen\nwas never really pressed after dosing\ntwo of the first three games.\nA crowd of 19,000 Jammed Intp tbe\namphitheater about the Wimbledon\ncenter court today, and to add to the\nfeminine domination of Interest. Miss\nAmelia Earhart, who flew the Atlantic,\nperched ln the stands, sharing cheers\nwith the athletes.\nMiss L. BIckerton stopped Miss Molla\nMallory today, the American veteran\nnot being able to cope with thc youth\nand speed of the English girl, losing\n0-3, 4-6, 6-4.\nMiss Penelope Anderson, Richmond,\nVa., defeated Mlsa Chrlstabel Hardle,\nof England, 6-4, 6-4, and Elizabeth\nRyan now living ln England, eliminated\nMrs. A. V. Bridge. 6-1. 6-4.\nIn the men's singles. Wilbur Coen,\n16-year-old Kansas City boy, disposed\nof the Indian Davis cup player, E. V.\nBobb. 6-3. 6-3, 6-3. and Smiling John\nHennessey of Indianapolis beat Norman Latchford of England, 6-2. 6-4, 6-2\nBig Bill Tilden, American captain,\nperformed only ln thc doubles, pairing\nwith Francis T. Hunter to smother\nthe youngsters, Avory and Hlgglns,\n6-2, 6-3, 6-0. while Hennessey and\nOeorge Lott worked hard to defekt\nDanet and Qentlen of France, 7-5.\n7-6, 6-3,\nThe youthful Bunny Austin, former\nCambridge Blue, defeated Pat Wheatley\n6-2. 6-8. 6-8. 6-2, 6-1.\nCourt number one furnished the\nOerman success when the trim-figured\nFrauleln Aussem defeated Miss Chamberlain, England, 6-2,. 6-4. Frauleln\nHoffman won from Miss Blaney, Eng\nland. 2-6, 8-6, 6-4\nTex Rickard Enters\nBaseball Career; He\nBuys Out tke Giants\nHOimTON, Texas, June 27.\u2014Tex\nRlckard ts about to complete a\ndeal for the purchase of the New\nYork Olants, he aald here today.\n\"I would not be surprised If tbe\nannouncement of the deal would be\nmade any day,\" he Mid. \"My Interests have been dickering with\nthe stone ham people ror Mime lime\nand are almost ready to dose.\nNO NEGOTIATIONS\nNEW YORK. June 27.\u2014Tex. Rlckard might not be surprised at the\nannouncement within a few days\nthat hts Interests had bought the\nNew York Olants. but Charles A.\nstoneham, owner of the club, certainly would.\n\"There have been absolutely no\nnegotiations,\" Htoneham aald.\nAUDREY Y. WINS\nWINNIPEG RACE\nWINOTPIO. June 37\nnlng as the randle entry with Duchess\nof Tork, won the President's handicap\nat 6*4 furlongs in the second day of\nthe Whlttler park serine meeting here\ntoday. Yorkle Prince was aacond and\nDuchess of York! third The winner,\nalways well placed, gained a short lead\non the back stretch and waa passed by\nYorkle Prince at ths last turn, but cams\n\u2022gain with good courage in tbe laat\n18th to win going away:\nConclusive, the ll-yaar-old mare of\nthe Burnslde stable, won her fourth\nconsecutive start by a hsad In Sfta\nfourth race from Jola Shot. Alberta\nLady paid the liberal prtce of \u00bb3fl 70\nfor a place ticket ln tbt third race.\nAMERICAN ASSOCIATION\nGiants Win in\nOnly Contest\nin National\nNEW YORK. June 27.\u2014The Giants\nwon their fourth straight game from\nthe Phillies as the scene shifted to\nthc Polo Grounds today. The score\nwas 11 to 8. Four Philadelphia plt-\nchors were touched for 13 hits, Including homers by Andy Cohen and Met.\nDtt. Schulte and Leraln hit for the\ncircuit for the. Phillies. Leraln's homer came with two on ln the eighth\nand tied the score. But the Olants\nwon out in their own half with a\nsmashing rally for four runs. Benton\npitched the last Inning for the Olants.\nbut credit for the victory went to\nFaulkner. Aldrldge was knocked ont\ntn the eighth. Only one game scheduled.\nRHE\nPhiladelphia 8 10 3\nNew York 11 12 1\nBatteries\u2014Miller. Wllloughby. Bweet-\nland and Sih'ulte; Aldrldge, Faulkner.\nMcOraw. Benton and O'Farrell.\nOnly one game.\nToledo, 3: Indlanopolls, 6.\nKansas City; 1: St. Paul, 6.\nMilwaukee, 6; Minneapolis, 10.\nNo others played.\nINTERNATIONAL LEAGUE\nJersey City, \"1-3; Reading. \u00ab-\u00ab;\nMaltlmore. 10: Newark, \u00bb.\nMontreal, 5-4; Buffalo, 9-8.\nMrs. Helen Vernet la not only a\npromlnlne operator on the big raee\ntracks of England, but she ta a director\nof the largest firm of turf commleelnere\nIn the world. She haa her stand at\nall the big tracks and shouts tht odds\nJust like the men bookies.\nFRECKLED KIDDIES\nARE SOUGHT HERE\nPrize* for Most Freckles. Numerically, at Dominion Day\nFete\n' Dominion Day is known throughout East Kootenay as Kimberley Day, and the\ncommittee in charge of the 1928 celebration are presenting a sporting card which\nthey feel has never been equalled in the interior of B. C.\nA Few oi the Principal Features Are ai Follows:\nMARATHON RACE\n17 MILES\nSWIMMING RACES MONSTER PARADE\nTRACK AND FIELD EVENTS\nBASEBALL FOOTBALL\nSand Point vs. Kimberley Camel-Laird Cup Final\nTUG OF WAR, HOSE REEL RACE\nBOXING MATCH\nBasil Daines vs. Hughie Fraser\nW-LIEBW-TOHT CHAMPION Or OP KIMBERLEY, B.C.\nWESTERN CANADA\nFOR THE WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF\nWESTERN CANADA\nGRAND CARNIVAL TWO BIG DANCES\nTwo Bands in Attendance\n\"Freckles\" opportunity has come. To\nthe boy or girl who carried most\nlreck.es at the Canadian Lrglon Bugle\nband Dominion Day celebration here\nMonday wTTl go to a wonderful prize\nStatist .clans ot note have been engaged\nThe third German' to count the freckles, at outrageous\nwoman, however, Frauleln Rost, sue- fees.\ncumbed to Mrs. Mcllquham, British\ninternational. 8-2, 8-4.\nBaron De La Kehrllng, Austria, disposed of B. Lawrence. 6-0, 6-3, 8-3.\nCollins, Scottish champion, lost to De\nBuselet. France. 3-6. 6-0. 6-4. 6-2. Hon.\nCecil Campbell, Ireland, lost to Landry\nof France by 6-3. 4-6. 6-4. 6-3.\nAgainst these defeats however, were\nfour Empire victories. Besides Miss\nBlckerton's victory over Mrs. Mallory.\nDick defeated Danet of France. 6-2,\n6-1. 8-1; Scroope of Ireland, defeated\nEdouard Borotra. brother of the famous Jean. 8-6. 1-6, 12-10. 6-4. and Lee\ndefeated Cattaruzza of Chile. 1*6. 6-2.\n6-3, 6-2.\nToward dusk the famous French\ndoublet team of Jean Borotra and Rene\nLacoste eliminated weak opponents.\nAnnouncement of the contest has\naroused keen competition among Nel\nson children. Several parties are already searching for be-freckled friends.\nAt last reports a popular favorite was\nleading by two freckles or. the left\nside of his nose. Two or three girl\ncampaigners hinted at a \"dark horse.\"\nhowever.\nPACIFIC COAST\nLEAGUE GAMES\nLos Angeles, 0: San Francisco, 2.\nMissions, 6: Holylwood, 7.\nOakland. 1; Seattle. 3.\nSacramento, 7; Portland. 5.\nTM\u00ab advertisement *s not puhltshed\n\u00bbr dhplnred by the Liquor Control\nHoard nr hv Ihe fiinfrnment of British\nSENATORS SCORE\nONE-RUN VICTORY\nTake Live Wires into Camp,\n8-7; Realya Steals Winning Run\nI\n\u2022Senators got tnlo their stride again\nlast night alter dropping three gnmes\nIn a row In the lint aeries, and nosed\nout the Live Wires by a score ol 8-7\nln their first game ol the new Trafalgar baseball leag ie at ths Trafalgar\ngrounds. With two men out. Hading\nby two runs In their laat tlms at bat\nln the first half of the seventh Louis\nRealya stole home to score the run\nthat eventually gave the Senators the\nRame. . . _ .\nLive Wires, taking their last bat,\ncame near evening the score. It waa\ngetting dark and there waa some difficulty In fielding the ball. . The Live\nWires scored twice before Oillett etruck\nout the last two batters.\nHl'NDEN OOOD\nJim Hunden on the mound for the\nLive Wires turned In a splendid game\nand had good support, lt was safe\nhitting, not errors, that gave the\nSenators the game. Hunden struck\nout 11 batters and gave five bases on\nballs. Bob Horswill, who started on\nthe mound for the Senators, struck\nout three and walked four In .four\nInnings. He was replaced by Walt\nGlllett In the tlft_. Oillett struck\nout five and walked two In the laat\nthree innings.\nThe Live Wires' loss last night marks\nthe second game dropped In as many\nplayed ln the new Trafalgar league.\nThey lost the first game to the Married Men on Monday by a score 0-6.\nIt makes two wins over the Live Wires\nfor the Senators, and one loss, all ky\nmargin of one run.\nThe score by Innings last night waa:\nSenators 3 0 0. I a 1 1 <\nLive Wires 1 0 3. 0 I 1 a 7\nThe teams were:\nLive Wires\u2014J. Hunden, p: A Waters, c; D. Bush, lb: P. Hunden, 3b;\nWood, 3b; Dune McQualg, ss;'De Witt\nMcQualg. if: J Kunti, cf: W. Bush, rf.\nSenators\u2014 Horswill. p; Arcure. c;\nRealy, lb and ss; Pish, 3b; Oillett. 3b\nand p; Campion, ss; Romano, If; R.\nH. Jones, cf; Dick Jones, rf sM lb;\nSomers. rf, _\n_____\n___=\n PtfaHgil *]\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1928\nEIGHTEEN ENe\nMARATHON RACE\nATHMBERLEY\nFeature Kimberley Dominion\nDay Fete Attracts Attention\nARRANGEMENTS MAIMS\nFOR BOXING CARD\nSwimming Races, Football,\nBaseball, Carnival, ances\nI on Program\nKIMBERLEY, B.C., June 27.\u2014Eighteen\nrunner* had entered lor competition\nln the big Kimberley Press Dominion\nday marathon raoe trom Cranbrook\nto Chapman, a distance of 17 miles\nwhen the entry list oloeed here today.\nO. Mllassco, a former 24-mile winner,\nSndersby of Trail, and Honeyman of\nChapman have entered. There are\naeveral other long-distance runners entered and many \"dark horses\".\nSpeculation as to the winner Is at\na high pitch, some favoring Mllassco,\nsame Endersby and others Honeyman.\nStill others favor some of the \"dark\nhorses\".\nArrangements are being made to\nbulletin the results of the raoe at\nthe quarter distances so that the progress of the raoe will be known ln\nCranbrook Chapman and Kimberley.\nBOXING\nCOMPLETE ,\nThe signing of Jack Hoyt of Yahl;\nte battle Jack McKay of Kimberley has\ncompleted the arrangements for the\nprellmlnarlee to the welterweight boning match between Basil Dairies, welter\nweight champion of western Canada,\nand Hughle Praser of Kimberley for\ntbe title. This will be another feature\nof the Dominion day sports program.\nThe bout ls to be staged In the evening.\nBilly Bean of Fernie will battle\nDanny Nee of Kimberley and A. Irwin\nof Pernie will exchange fisticuffs with\nMurdo Morrison of Kimberley In the\ntwo other preliminaries.\nThe celebration will Include swimming races; football\u2014the Camel-Laird\neup final; baseball\u2014Sand Point vs.\nKimberley; tug-of-war; a hose reel\nrace; a grand carnival; ft monster\nparade and two big dances. Two bands\nwill be ln attendance.\nKASLO NOTES\nKASLO, B. Ch June 27.\u2014R. 8. Oallop\nof Howser was a visitor to town the\nlatter part of the week.\nDr. Norman G. Carter of Nakusp\nspent the week-end ln the olty.\nLewis Wlnberg was down from\nZincton Prlday.\nMr. and Mrs. G. Ford of Winnipeg were Kaslo visitors during the\nweek-end.\nW. J. Corrlgan returned to town\nFriday.\nD. P. Kane motored to Nelson and\nreturn Monday.\nMr. and Mrs. E. J. Hacking and\nfamily motored to Nelson and return\nBunday.\nMr. and Mrs. W. F. McNlcol of\nJohnson's Landing were Baturday visitors ln town.\n, Miss Louise Pendrey was a Nelson\nVisitor Monday.\nMrs. J. Marsden of Lardo was a\nKaslo visitor Saturday.\nJ. A. Hamilton, T. A. Arnott, Bob\nWestman, Dan Llnde and Otto Linde\nof Lardo were Kaalo visitors during\nthe week-end.\nR. M. Brunton of Marblehead was\nt recent visitor to town.\nMr. and Mrs. Cecil Moore and their\nchildren and Mls3 Helen MacPherson\nmotored to Nelson and return Monday.\nMr. and Mrs. James Anderson, R.\n\u2022T. Garland. Mayor W. H. Burgess, A.\nW. Anderson. R. H. Graves snd Gordon\nBowker returned to town Sunday from\nTrail.\nMrs. J. H. Stubbs. Mrs. F. B. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lathsm and\nO. E. Desmond returned from Trail\nMonday where they had spent the\nweek-end.\nK. McLeod was down from Retallack\nMonday.\nJ. W. M. Tingling of Sllverton was\nft Monday arrival ln the city.\nMrs. A. E. Raper and daughter of\nJohnson's Landing are spending a few\ndays In town while Miss Raper ls\nwriting her entrance examinations.\nMrs. P. C. Whltehouse of Nelson ls\nspending a few days ln town, the guest\nof her daughter Miss Jo Whltehouse.\nMr. and Mrs. R. G. Ritchie and son\nof Cascade were Monday visitors to\ntown.\nThe golf tea Saturday afternoon was\nft pleasant affair and well atended,\nMrs. H. H. Yulll snd Miss Mabel Hamilton were the hostesses. An approaching and putting competition was staged\nduring the afternoon, Mrs. J. J. Skllllcorn winning the prise after trying\nseveral times with Mrs. D. Swanaon.\nMr. and Mrs. A. Watson of Kootenay\nbay motored to town Tuesday from\nSpokane. They were accompanied\nby Mrs. Watson's sister, Mrs. J. R.\nLegget of Midlothian, Scotland, who\nis here to spent a holiday with Mr.\nsnd Mrs. Wstson.\nWilliam Cllffe of New Denver arrived ln the city Tuesday on his\nway to the Paradise at Windermere.\nReturning officer C. J. Campbell\nand Mrs. Campbell, motored to town\nTuesday and will remain for a few\ndays.\nH. Glegerlch returned Monday from\nVancouver where he was ln attendance\nat a meeting of the Masonic grand\nlodge.\nFRUIT AND VEGETABLES\nDOMEATIC\nMABKETH\nUnless otherwise stated, all quotations are for Wednesday and are wholesale for stock of good merchantable\nquality and oondi-ions.\nWINNIPEG\u2014British Columbia strawberries, 24 pints, \u00bb2.75 to $3. Hothouse tomatoes, 4-basket crates, go.\nGooseberries, 4-basket crates. $3.60; 24\npints, 12.76. Apples, boxes, Yellow\nNewton, tansy, 13.50.\nREGINA\u2014British Columbia strawberries, 24 pints, 13.60. Tomatoes, Hothouse, 4-basket crates, \u00bb6J0. Gooseberries, 24 pints, $3; 4-basket crates,\n12.76. Headlettuce, dozen, \u00bb1.26. Cukes,\nhothouse, docen, 18.26.\nEDMONTON\u2014British Columbia strawberries, 34 plnta, $8 to 13.26; Raspberries. 34 pints, 16.25 to $5.50, Cherrle\n4-basket crates, early Lambert, 13 to\n$3.26; Governor Wood, $2.36 to $2.60.\nHothouse tomatoes, No. 1,4-basket crate\n$4-50 to $4.76; No. 2, $3.76 to $4.\nCukes, hothouse, dozen, $2.26 to $3.26.\nHeadlettuce, crate, $3 to $3.60. New\ncabbage, cwt., $6 to $6.60. New potatoes, cwt., $6 to $5.25.\nCALGARY\u2014British Columbia strawberries, 24 pints, $3 to $3.26. Raspberries, 24 pints, $5.75 to $6.50. Gooseberries, 24 pints, $2.60. Cherries, 4-\nbasket, crates. Early sours, Governor\nWood, May Duke, Whitehead, $3. Hot\nhouse tomatoes, 4-basket crates, $4 to\n$4.60. Cukes.hothouse. dozen, ,$360.\nField rhubarb, 40-lb box, $1.50 to $1.75\nApplee, boxes, Wlnesap, fancy, $3.26.\nYellow Newton, fancy, $4* Potatoes,\nCanada B, cwt., $1.26 to $1.40. Spinach,\n18-lb box, $140 to $1.60. Broccoli, crate,\n$2.60. Asparagus, lb, 16c. Headlettuce,\ncase, $4.60.\nVANCOUVER-\u2014Business quiet, Local\nstrawberries short on market. Cauliflowers scarce. Peaches selling slow.\nBritish Columbia Apples, Newton, extra fancy, $8.60. Wlnesap, extra fancy.\n$3.60, fancy, $3,25, Strawberries, 24\npints, $2. Gooseberries, lb., 8c. Raspberries, 34 pints, $1.60, (poor quality)\nRed and white Currant, 24 pints. $1.25\nto $1.60. Sherries, lug. Royal Anne.\nBlack Tartarian, No. 1., lb., 10c. Windsor, No. 2, 10c. Rhubarb, lb., Slfcc.\nHothouse tomatoes, 4-basket crate. No.\n1, $4.50. No. 3, $4. Hothouse cucumbers, dozen, $1.76 to $3.60. Asparagus,\nlb., 18c. Peas, 8c. Lettuce, head, 4-\ndoz. crate, $4.60. Cabbage, lb., 3c.\nCauliflowers, dozen. $2 to $3.25. New\npotatoes, lb., 6c. Old locals, Canada\nB, ton, $10. Drybelt, $14 to $16. Beets,\nturnips, new, dozen bunch, 60c. Carrots, 45c.\nNOBILE'S HERO\nGAY ADVENTURER\nAND FEARLESS\nLife History, Lundberg, Swedish Flyer, Like Soldier of\nFortune Tale\nNEW YORK, June 37.\u2014Tlie life story\nof Lieut. Elnar Faal Lund bore, the\nSwedish aviator, who rescued General\nNobile from an arctic ice floe, reaas\nUke a soldier of fortune tale. J. Von\nWerdenholl, former lieutenant ln the\nSwedish army and , comrade of the\nfiler, said that Lundborg had a reputation of being without fear.\nDuring the war, he served with the\nGerman army, after whleh he Joined\nihe forces of Finland at that time\nwaging war against Russia. He was attached to the tank corps and during\nan engagement his tank was surrounded and the crew killed. Lundborg, the\nonly one left, refused to surrender,\nand using his tank as a tort, held off\ntwo. companies of infantry until relief arrived. He received a colonel's\nranking and the White Rose of Finland for his exploit.\nAmericanization Works\nHavoc on Carribean Sea\nStates Baptist Pastor\nTORONTO, June 37.\u2014United States\ninvestments and Industrial melhods\nwere working havoc and hardship on\nthe peoples of the countries about the\nCarribean sea, declared Rev. C. S. Deit-\nweller, Tarrytown, N. Y., at the World\nBaptist congress today. Large American\nfirms, he said, were establishing themselves there, buying up land and the\npople were becoming a landless peasantry.\nPresenting a sordid picture of barbarism, superstition and ignorance, In\nBolivia, H. E. Wintermute, of Bolivia.\ndeclared that \"Latin America ls the\none part of the world In which\nChristianity has failed.\"\nMetal Markets\nNEW YORK, June 27.\u2014Copper Htm,\nelectrolytic spot and futures 14%.\nIron\u2014Quiet; unchanged.\nTin\u2014Steady; \u00bbpot 647.00. futures\nMS .SO.\nLead\u2014Steadier; spot New York $6.50;\nEast St. Louis SB. IS.\nZinc\u2014Finn; E.u>t St. Louis spot\n\u20226.20 to 16.25; futures 16.22 to $6.27.\nAT LONDON;\nStandard copper\u2014Spot and futures\n\u00a363 2s 6d.\nEletrolytlc\u2014Spot \u00a368 10s; futures\n\u00a369.\nTin\u2014Spot \u00a3212: futures \u00a3209.\nLead\u2014Spot \u00a320 12s 6d; lutures \u00a320\n17s 6d.\nZinc\u2014Spot \u00a325 ti 6d; futures \u00a325 5s.\nMontreal Produce\nMONTREAL. June 27.\u2014Eggs and\ncheese, steady; butter stronger.\nCheese\u2014Westerns 21%c; easterns\n21 Mc.\nButter\u2014No. 1 pasteurized, 3fl'ic to\nMfctt\nEggs\u2014Fresh, extras 40c; firsts, fresh\n35 cents.\nPULPWOOD EXPORT\nDESTROYS CANUCK\nMARKCTHESAYS\nHon. R. B. Bennett Also Refers\nto Farming Industry of B. C.\nBeing Imperiled\nRailway Firms Enter\nProtest* Compensation\nAct in Saskatchewan\nREGINA. Saak., June 27\u2014Placing\nbefore the -workmen's compensation\ncommission har. today financial statements showing tbat the payroll, of the\n:wo transcontinental railway companies\nIn Saskatchewan amounted yearly to\n$20,000,000, legal representatives of\nthese companies made clear that these\nInstitutions are .(.posed to the present compensation, act of the province\nand favor a scheme similar to that\nof Manitoba or Ontario. The railway\ncounael argued that the Saskatchewan\nact wbs unfair alike to employees and\nemployers.\nCasualty tnsuranee organization of\nCanada will b. heard tomorrow aa well\nas representatives from the manufacturers organisation.. _,_\nHON. R. B. BENNETT\nTALKS ON TARIFF\nWart in- Clas\u00ablfle-\nwrtter at home. Phon. 890R. (4208)\nFIRST CLASS COOK\u2014Box 4288, Dally\nNews. (4288)\nRELIABLE BOY about 16 to help pick\nberries on small ranch. Box 45.'i3,\nDally News. (4663-2-61)\nMiscellaneous for Sale\nBEAUTY PARLORS NOTICE\nTOR SALE\u2014one portable eight-heater\nNestle permanent waving machine.\nAll supplies complete. In perfect\nrunning condition. Dandy outfit for\nsmall town. Good money maker.\nActon's Beauty parlor, Nelson.\n(4381-2-49)\nHAVE BOYS AUTO, used very little,\ncoet 645 when new, will sell for 810.\nBox 432. Kaslo, B. C. (4622)\nFOR SALE OR RENT\u2014Gerhard Heintzman piano. Phone 322L. Mrs.\nTowgooS. (4620-6-63)\nFOR SALE\u2014Strawberries, 83 per crate,\nf.o.b. Harrop. Osgathorpe Ranch.\nCash with order. (4483-12-64)\nPIPE\u2014We have a quantity of one-Inch\npipe for sale, ln new condition. Nelson Iron Works, Ltd. (4049)\nProperty for Sale\nSACRIFICE BALE\u2014Eleven-acre farm\nnear South Slocan. Five-roomed\nhouse and outbuildings; some _ood\napple treeB. Ideal for poultry. Apply Box 4681, Dally News. 14531-6-64)\nFOR SALS\u2014Former Cranbrook Herald\nbuilding. Suitable for printing of-,\nflee, real estate office, reia.il store or\nother purpoMS. On Cranbrook main\nstreet. Reasonable price and terms.\nWrite Mrs. C. Howard, Cranbrook,\nB. C. (4438-12-63)\nFOR SALE\u2014Coiner of Hall and Baker\nthree dwellings. Price 86000.00. Part\ncash, balance on terms If desired.\nApply Mrs. S, E. Colwell, Nelson, B.C.\n(4434-26-76)\nMiKeDaneons\nWANTED\u2014one thousand dollars o\nSood security for 8 months. WUl pi\n5 per oent. Inquiry lnvltM. Rev\nBox 4647, Dally News. (4647-8-81\nWANTED\u2014Victor br Brunswick Orttal\nPhonic. (Box 4500-6-81\nWANTED \u2014 Clean cotton rag., app\nDaily New.. (8%\nWANTED\u2014Hide.. Writ, for pries\n\u2022hipping ttg*. J. P. Morgan, N.li\nATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW 62700. Lakeside property, five rooms, fire place,\nall modern conveniences, five minute\nwalk from Willow Point wharf. Apply\nMra. J. S. Wright, Ste. 9, 181 Balmoral, Winnipeg. Man. (4281)\nModern cottage, 1116 Ward street,\n8 stxsrm, cement basement, furnace. Lot 80X100. 66000. 81600 caah.\nBalance on easy term..\nCHAS. F. McHARDY\nReal Estate Insuranc.\nPHONE 188. NELSON, B.O.\n(3097)\nPoultry and Eggs\nTOUNO LEGHORN PUI__\"TS Now\nready. One Dollar ten each. Appleton Bros., Procter. (4461-31-83)\nLive Stock for Sale\nFOR SALE\u2014 Extra good SADDLE\nHORSE, black. 1100 lbs., ln fine\ncondition, sound and gentle. WIU also\ndrlv. single or double. Owner moving to the coast. Apply R. D. Salmon. Bank of Montreal, Nelson, or\nPhone 256Y. (4649)\nCHT. ILLA RABBITS six weeks, two\nfifty pair. From registered atock.\nTomllnson, Willow Point. (4530-6-64)\nFor Servloe and Satlafactlon\nIDEAL SHOE RIPt!\u00bb SHOP\nC. Romano, Op. B.C. Tel. Co.,Stanley.\n(4201\nFLEMISH GIANT RABBITS from purebred stock. F. Newman, Gen. Delivery, Nelson, B.C. (4603-6-62)\nFOR SALE\u2014Three heavy milking cows.\nCome and look them over. O. I.\nYork. Taghum. (4478-6-60)\nTHOROUGHBRED Chinchilla Rabbit,\nfor sale. Prices reasonable. Apply\nP. E. Poulln, Stanley street.\n(4468-tf)\nTWO TEAMS\u2014(About thirty-two hundred) with logging harness. Apply J.\nSherbinin, Crescent Valley, or Q.\nLeece. Nelson. (4338)\nFOR SALE\u201414 pure-bred Ayrshlres,\nfive milking. 9 heifers, four registered, one registered herd bull T. B.\ntested. Write O. N. Bubar. Beaverdell, B. C. (4565-8-651\nFurnished Rooms to Rent\nBARRELS. KEGS AND EMPTY SACKS\u2014\nMcDonald Jam Company, Nelaon.\n' (4202)\nFOR SALE\u201416ft. Peterboro canoe ln\ngood condition, a bargain. Apply O.\nRandall, Nelson. B.C. (4490-6-61)\nGET YOUR WOOD NOW\n12 AND 16-INCH CORDWOOD\n12-INCH SLABWOOD\nOet your supply now and have lt\nready for the colder day..\nMILK GOATS\n. Several good milk goats.\nTrucking, Hauling\nWILLIAMS TRANSFER\nPHONE 106\n(4413)\nFOUR ELECTRIC FANS Praotlcally\nnew. Apply Strathcona hotel.\n(4658-6-65)\nAutomobiles\nFOR SALE\u20141927 Essex Sedan run 3000\nmiles, ln first class shape. Tires as\ngood as new. a real bargain at\nnine fifty cash or terms. Apply Box\n4508. Nelson News. (4508-6-62)\nLEGAL NOTICES\n\"POUND DISTRICT ACT\"\nWhereas under the provisions of this\nact application has been made to the\nLieutenant-Governor ln Council to constitute all that tract of land ln the\nKootenay District comprised within the\nfollowing lots: Sub-lots 7, 11 and 13. of\nLot 7161. and Lots 6897.78B7.7688,8126.\n8907.9293. 10402. 12298, 12299.12300.12301.\n12303 12318.12319. and those portions of\nthe following lots lying north of the\nLittle Slocan River: 12103,12104.12105,\n12106, 12293. 12298. 12297, a pound district.\nNotice ls hereby given that, thirty\ndays after the publication of this notice,\nth. Lieutenant-Governor ln Council will\nproceed to comply with th. application,\nunless within the said time objection\nls made by eight proprietors within\nsuch proposed pound district, in Form\n2 of the Schedule to the said Act, to\nthe undersigned.\nE. D. BARROW.\nMinister of Agriculture.\n(SEAL)\nDepartment of Agriculture,\nVictoria, B. C.\nMay 29th, 1928.\n(4888)\nA WELL FURNISHED two-roomed\nsuite. 607 Carbonate street.\n (4483-6-61)\nFor Rent\nFOR THE HOLIDAYS\u2014two bedrooms\nwith use of kitchen. Box 314. Nelson. (4612-6-62)\nFOR RENT\u20144 furnished housekeeping\nrooms and bath. Also house. D.\nMaglio, Phone 483R. (4454-26-78)\nFor Sale or Rent\nRENT OR SALE\u2014 5-acre fruit ranch,\n2 fresh cows, 3 heifers, 1 horse, 80\nhens, 80 pullets (Leghorns), private\negg trade, tools, etc.. good buUdlngs,\nextra 9 acrw for pasture. Retiring\nthru Illness. Mr*. 0. F. Hermon,\nAppledale, B.C. (4469-6-69)\nFOR SALE OR RENT\u20148-roomed house\ncorner 4th and Bchnsen, furnished\nfor 2 months. 6 good lots. J. Balding.\nBox 698, City. (4473-8-59)\nFOR SALE OR RENT\u2014The Arrow\nLakes Hotel. Situated on the Edge-\nwood-Vernon highway. Partly furnished with equipment. Apply G. X.\nB. Jordan Williams, Edgewood. B. C.\n(4419-31-79)\nWANTED\u2014Canoe for summer month\nPhone 345. (4880-1-1\u2014\nHave your work looked after by aa expert accountant. Statement, prepared. Inventories taken, 12 year.'\nexperience, I have car and am will*\nIng to visit points in district.\nVERNON COLE\nRossland, B.C.\n(484\nTENDERS TO SINK A SHAFT 6 a\nfeet tn the clear. Fifty feet del\nby section, of ten feet la depth, \u00ab\ncross-cut to walls both way..\nCreston district. Apply to I>. j.\nMerrill. 83*14 Church street, Toront\nOnt. (4645-6-81\nBUSINESS AND\nPROFESSIONAL\nDIRECTOR'\nTaxidermist\nTAXIDERMIST AND FURRIER. Perc\nBlakeman, Edgewood, B.C.,\n(4528-8-81\nShoe Repairs\nOur Shoe Repairing ls practically 8h<\nRemaking. Mail shoes to us for best a\ntentlon. A. MAZZA. Box 173 Nelson.\n (43K\nCabinetmaker\n1. H. CHAPMAN\u2014Baker St. Cabin\nMaker & Upholsterer. Pbone 320. _,\n(4208\nAccounting\nCHA-U.E9 F. HUNTER\u2014\nAuditor, McDonald Jan Bolldln\nBox 1191, Nelson, B. C. (42ft\nAssayers\nE. W. WIDDOWSON. Box A1108. N.lw\nB.C. Standard western charges. (4W\nBicycles\nH. R. KITTO\u2014COM. and B8A. bicycle\nWe carry a full line of accessories. V\ndq Oxy-Weldlng. (4208\nTransfer\nWILLIAMS' TRANSFER\u2014Baggaga, Oo\nand Wood Phone 106. (4211\nWood Working Factory\nLAWSON \u2014 Baker St. Carpenter an\nJoiner. Screens and Hardwood. (4212\nInsurance and Real Estat\nR. W. Dawson\u2014Real Estate, Insuranc\nRentals. Next lllppenoa Hardwar\u2014\nBaker Street (4811\nB. E. DILL\u2014INSURANCE\nFARM AND CITY PROPERTY\n508 Ward Street (4214\nChiropractors\nDR. ORAY. GII.KER BLK, NELSON.\n(4216\nFlorists\nOffice for Rent\nAfter June 30. Very centrally located,\nln Burn, block.\nApply\nP. BURNS CO., LTD.\nNELSON, B.C.\n4544-B-62\nQRW_KU_*,*H GREENHOUSES. NeUoi\nCut flowers and floral deign., (4216\nWM. 8. JOHNSON\u2014\nPhone 848. Cut Flower* Potted Plan\nand Floral Emblem's, (4311\nWholesale\nA. MACDONALD * CO.\u2014\nWholesal. Qroor. .nd Provide- MM\nchant.. Importer, of Tegs, CoffM\nSpices. Dried Fruit.. St.pl. and Pane\ngroceries. Nelwn. B. C. (4218\nEngineers\nCHAR. MOORE, R.C I..R, A.I.B.C.\nI. P. COATES. C.E. AMBIC. M.P.E.\nR. W. HINTON, Mecfi. Eng, M.P.E.\nCivil, Mining, Mechanical Engineering\nB.C. Land Surveying. Architecture,\nDrafting and Blue Printing.\nP. O. Box 671, Phone 286. Nelson. B. C\n(4219\nA. H. OREEN CO.\u2014CONTRACTORS\nFormerly Oreen Bros, Burden, NelMB\nCivil and Mining Engineer.\nB.C Alberta and Dominion Und\nSurveyors (4229\nH. D\nDAWSON\u2014Land Surveyor.\nMining and Civil Engineer\nKaslo, B. C.\t\nFuneral Directors\n&-*\nsundard Furnltur\nCo. \u2014 Undertaken\nAuto Hearse, up-to\nr_r date chapel. Bw\n19 s e r v 1 o . .. Prla\nreMopable. (422j\nRAaiNOS FROM\nMONTREAL-QUEBEC\nTO EUROPE\n\u2022\u2022\u2022July 4\u2014Southhampton \"E\/Au.tralla\"\n\u2022\u2022\u2022July 4\u2014Hamburg \"Montnairn\"\n\u2022July 6\u2014_lv\u00abrpool \"Montoalm\"\n\u2022\u2022\u2022July 11\u2014Southampton...-B.\/Franoe\"\n\u2022July 12\u2014Olaagow \"Mlnn.do\u00bb\"\nJuly 18\u2014Liverpool . \"Duch. BMlfoHl\"\n\u2022\u2022\u2022July 18\u2014Antwerp \"Metagama''\n\u2022\u2022\u2022July 18\u2014Southampton \"E.\/SooUand\"\nJuly 20\u2014Liverpool \"Montclare\"\n\u2022\u2022\u2022July SO\u2014Hamburg \"Montroyal\"\n\u2022\u2022\u2022JUly 36\u2014Southampton \u2022l\/AiMtrilla\"\n\u2022\u2022July 26\u2014Olaagow 'Mellt.\"\nJuly 37\u2014Liverpool \"Duch. of Athotl\"\n.\u2666\u2022\u2022Aug. 1\u2014Antwerp \"Montrow\"\nAug. 3\u2014Liverpool \"Montcalm\"\n\u2022\u2022\u2022Aug. 4\u2014 Hamburg 'Montnairn\"\n\u2022\u2022\u2022Aug. 8\u2014Southampton \"E. ofPrance\"\n\u2022\u2014Call, at Glasgow (Oreenock).\n\u2022\u2022-Calla at Belfut.\n\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2014Call, at Cherbourg. Southampfn\nUm Canadian Pacific Express Traveller.*\nCheque.\u2014Payable Everywhere\nBerth reservations oan now be made\nAsk about Ue New Tourlit Third Cabin\nnil detail, with rates from any Agent,\ner writ.\nJ. 8. r.tHTI'R\nMnrici rtmsH\" mm, ntsms, a. c.\nI'VE ccrr TO SEE- dintt todat\nAN' I MO*VT PHONE HIM FIH\"VT- BOT\nHOW AM I COMMA GIT-MAGGIE OUT\nOFTHEHOO%Eri-\n\nTOO \u00abAW INTHEWINOOW LA\u00abbT\nWEEK THAT TOO WANTED'WELL..]\nHERE'\", A HUNDRED DOLLARS-CO\nR.IGHT DOWN AN' G\u00bbT IT-,\n THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1928\nrPtf_Ntaf^\nMarkets and Mining\nHOME NUMBER TWO\nHTBMORE OIL\nlump Ih From 50 to About 300\nBarrels Per Day; Combine\nTwo Sands\n' CALOARY, June 27.\u2014Driller* at\n56me number 3 well In Turner Valley\ntruck into the Dalhousie sand at about\nthree o'clock Wednesday afternoon and\n(ecured an Immediate huge Increase in\nthe flow of crude according to announcements received from the field.\nSlight Increase had been observed\nIn the flow during the morning's work\nbut Immediately the new aand was\ntouched the flow of crude jumped from\nuuund 50 barrels per day to more than\nMM barrels. OU men ln Calgary on\n\u25a0ecelvlng the announcement were of the\nopinion that the well which was already flowing steadily would prove to\nbe Ihe greatest crude producer in the\nfield\nIt was considered that the huge production already obtained was a strong\nJustification for the policy adopted by\nof fie it Is oi the Imperial Oils, Ltd., of\ncombining the crude flow from the\n\u00a3wo Bands.\nWHEAT CLOSE EASY;\nSALES ARE HEAVY\nCHICAGO, June 27,\u2014W-Wat values\nive away today under selling that\n;ame largely from the northwest and\naccompanied by reports of ideal\nither In spring crop territory.\nClosing quotations on wheat were\neasy, %c to lc net lower; corn finished\nit %c decline to an equal advance.\nJeta He to He off, and provisions un-\n:haQged to a rise of 16c.\nCreston Berries Only\nB. C. Fruit Suitable for\nthe Prairie Marketing\nVICTORIA, 4une at\u2014strawberries\nfrom this province were marketed\non the prairie* unsatisfactorily In\nthe season now ending because\nnone of them except those from\nCreaton, were up to standard, according to i. A. Grant, British Columbia market * commMsloner at\nCalgary. Mr. Grant wire** that a\ndumping duty on strawberries could\nnot have helped the situation.\nVancouver Stocks\nBid\nB. C. 8ilver I 1.30\nBig Missouri 68\nCoast Copper ..: 36.00\nCork Province 37\n1.(6\nAsked\n\u2022 1.6S\n.67\n.16\n.03(4\n\u00ab\u2022*\n33 V,\n.14%\n.061,.\nM\nXI\n.39\n.08%\n.09\n.15\nOeorge Cooper 3.6\nOlasalr \t\nGladstone \t\nOolconda \t\nOrandvlew \t\nIndependence \t\nIndian Mines \t\nInternational Coal\nKootenay Plorence\nLucky Jim \t\nL. tc L -\nMarmot Metals\nNat. Sll. OSS\t\nPend OrelUe .'.. 13.60\nPremier 338\nPorter Idaho : -88\nRichmond v4\nRuth Hope 45',i\nRufus Argenta 19\nSilver Creat 08\nSilverado \t\nSilversmith 1314\nSlocan King 07\nB.C. Montana 001-10\nBr. Petroleum 01V4\nSunloch 1.60\nWhitewater 3.35\nWellingdon 15\n3714\n3.00\n.30\n.04\n.75\n.3314\n1614\n.0814\n.35\n.3714\n\u2022SIT*\n091*i\n.0814\n.18\n13.75\n3.39\n.4714\n.30\n.09%\n.70\n.14\n.0814\n.001-10\nCALL MONEY AT\nHIGHEST LEVEL\nDespite That Impressive Rally\non Wall Street; Steel Shares\nin Good Demam1\nH_W YORK, June 37\u2014An Impressive\nrally in stock prion In the face ot a\nfurther advance ln call money rates to\n714 per cent, the highest level ln seven\nyears, overshadowed all other developments In today's financial markets.\nBanks caned (30.000,000 ln loans. Total\naales were 3.078,400 shares.\nV. 8. Steel common and several of\nthe so-called Independent steel sharea\nwere in good demand.\nCopper also < responded to reports of\nimproved trade conditions with Oreene\nCananea closing six polnta higher at\n106%.\nOeneral Motors ran up nearly 5 points\nand closed within a small fraction of\ntfle top. Case Threshing. Commercial\nSolvents. Dupont, Johns Manvllle. National Tea, Rossla Insurance and Warren Bros, were hid up to 13 points.\nDelaware tt Hudson dropped more\nthan four points, but most of the other\nrails tended higher. Texas * Pacific\ntouched another new record high at\n165% and then slipped back to 153.\nHigh Low Close\nBRAZILIAN LEADS\nMONTREAL TRADE\nGoe#tJfr Two; Steel of Canada\nRecords the Widest\nGain\nMONTREAL. June 37\u2014Brazilian waa\nagain the leader In activity on today'!\nstock market, advancing 3 points to\nclose at 88; Steel of Canada recorded\nthe widest gain, finishing at 19814, an\nadvairoe of 18 perms, international\nNickel at 88 waa up one point, and\nPower Corporation registered a gain of\n3% polnta at 8Bli\nThe greateet loas of the day was\nsuffered by Canada steamships Voting\nTrust, which closed at 8614 for a net\ndecline of one point.\nFirmer features Included Lyall at 73,\nan Increase of 314 points; Wayagamack\nnt 90, and National Brewerlea at 133,\na net gain of one point each.\nCLOSING QUOTATIONS\nAT MONTREAL\n3.00\n3.40\n.1614\nt\u2014\nBONDS\nWE OWN ANl> OFFER\nRate Due Price Yield\n11000.00 Dominion of Canada\n\u2022 (Guar. C.N.R.) 5 % 1954 107.50 4.50\n$5000.00 Colombia, Republic of 6 % 1961 95.0\u00bb 6.40\n$1000.00 Fraser Companies .... 6i\/2% 1942 107.50 5.80\n(Com. Stock Bights)\nWE CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY\nR. P. Qark & Co., Ltd.\nNELSON, B.C., PHONE 100\nBUY BONDS\nWe own and offer our participation In $2,250,000\nDOMINION WOOLLEN & WORSTED,\nLIMITED, 6 BONDS\nPRICE, 8100 AND INTEREST\nA very first-class industrial bond, with security of\n$2645 for each $1000 bond. The average yearly earnings\nfor the last four years has been $415,000, over 3 times the\nrequirements on this issue. The bond issue is equal to only\n40*^ of the assets, surplus and reserve of $1,700,000.\nWe highly recommend this investment.\nRoyal Financial Corporation, Limited\nVANCOUVER\nR. J. HEWITT, DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE\nTelephone 2811 NELBON Post Box 881\nChecking Up\nAllied Chemical\n176\n173\n173%\nAmerican Can\n8814\n84%\n86%\nAmerican Loco .\n98\n\u20225\n96\nAmer. s. It R.\n193%\n190%\n191%\nAmerican Tele.\n175 Tt\n176\n175%\nAmer. Tobacco\n157si\n188\n158%\nAnaconda \t\n68%\n87%\n68%\n190\n188\n188\nBoltl. & Ohio\n107%\n107%\n107%\nBethlehem Steel .\n66\n64%\n56\nCon. Pacific\n301\n300\n301\nCerro de Pasco\n73\n70%\n71%\nChile Copper ..\n46 if,\n44%\n48\nChrysler \t\nIts\n08%\n89%\nCorn Products\n71%\n70%\n71%\nDodge \t\n13%\n13%\n13%\nOupont \t\n363\n356\n303\nFleischman Co.\n68\n07%\n68\nFreeport-Texas ...\n67%\n67\n\u00ab'!%\nOen. Motors\n180\n176%\n179%\n0\u00abn. Electric \t\n149%\n148%\n148%\nOranby \t\n63%\n63%\n63%\nHowe Sound \t\n59%\n58\n58%\nHudson Motors .\n81%\n80%\n81%\nInsplr. Copper\n81%\n30%\n91%\nInter. Nickel\n93%\n93%\n93%\nMack Truck \t\n93',\n90%\n93\nMarland Oil\n36\n35\n36%\nMiami Copper\n30\n19%\n30\nRenn*. Copper\n90%\n89c\n89%\nKresge 8 S \t\n69%\n69\n69%\nNat. P. it L\t\n34%\n33%\n34%\nNash Motors \t\n88%\n87%\n88%\nNorthern Pac. ...\n98y\n95%\n96\nPackard Motors .\n74%\n73%\n74%\nPhillips Pete\n38\n37%\n37%\nRadio Corp\t\n177%\n174%\n176%\nRock Island \t\n114%\n11314\n114\nSchulte ..\t\n56 V,\n54%\n65\nShell Onion Oil\n... 37%\n36%\n37\nSinclair Cons. .\n33%\n33%\n33%\nSouthern Pac\t\n130%\n130%\n130%\n8. Oil of Calif.\n67%\n57\n67\nStewart Warner\n86%\n84%\n85%\n67%\n87\n67%\nTexas Corp\t\n59%\n58%\n59\nTexaa O. 8\t\n66%\n'65%\n88\nU. Oil of Calif.\n49%\n48%\n49\nUnion Pacific ...\n194\n192%\n194\nBank of Commerce \t\nBank of Montreal \t\nRoyal Bank\nAbitlbl Power at Paper\nAsbestos Corporation \t\nAtlantic Sugar\nBell Telephone\nBrit. Columbia Fishing\nBrazilian T. L. A Power\nBrompton Paper\nCan. Car tt Foundry\nCan. Converters.\nCana. Industrial Alcohol\nCan. Power\nCan. Steamship Lines\nCons. Mining' _ Smelting\nDominion Bridge\nDominion Glass\nDom Textile\nLake of the Woods\t\nMassey Harris\nMo *real Power\nMontreal Tramway *i\nNational Breweries\nOgllvle Milling\nPenmans, Ltd\nPrice Bros. ...\nQuebec Power\nShawlnlgan \t\nSherwln Williams\nSteel of Canada\nTuckett Tobacco \t\nWayagamack\nWinnipeg Railway\n384\n343\n384\n69%\n30\n17%\n183\n16%\n88%\n48%\n44\n110\n43%\n84%\n38%\n280\n83%\n138\n'S\n3\u00ab%\n101%\n194\n123\n390\n9*14\n83\n84%\n8814\n183\n190\n110\n91%\n106\nNew Diamond Saw and\nChannelers Installed\nat Marblehead Quarry\nMARBLEHEAD. B.C., June 37.\u2014The\nquarry and mill are now working at\nfull blast. A new diamond law and\ntwo * new channelers have been installed.\nIMPROVEMENT ON\nTORONTO LIST\nBrazilian Headliner; Hudson\nBay Strength Maintained\nOils Firmer\nIRREGULARITY ON\nMINING MARKET\nHudson Bay Strong and Up;\nNoranda and Amulet Down\nSome; Teck Is Strong\nHOME OIL IN\nGAIN AT COAST\nTORONTO, June 21.*\u2014Imiwovement\nwaa again shown ln trading on the\nToronto stock exchange today.\nBrazilian was'the headliner on the\nlisted section, advancing from 56 to\n58 on a total turnover of 2400 shares\nnnd closing up l^c to fl7\nA. P. Consol\t\nBr. Dom\t\nDalhousie\nAdvance \t\nOreat West\nills. Alta\t\nDevenlBh \t\nMcD. Segur old\nMcD. Segur new\nMcLeod\nMill City\nRoyallte\nUnited .\nVulcan \t\nSpooner \t\nOkalta pfd\t\nOkalta common\nSignal Hill \t\nCloee\n.6 .50\n. .40\n3.67%\n.56\n.16\n.62\n.66\n3.60\n1.97%\n.486\n.40\n01.00\n163%\n3.10\n1.55\n85.00\n... 35.00\n... .14\ninion live Stocks\nCALOARY, June 37\u2014Receipts: Cattle\n334: calves. 49: sheep. 319.\nSteers\u2014Choice, 88.75 to 69.35: fair\nto good. 88 to 88.50.\nButcher heifers\u2014Choice 68.25 to 68.75\nfair to good, 17 to 68.\nButcher cows\u2014Choice 67.50 to 68:\nfair to good. 86.50 to 87.26.\nBulls\u2014Oood, 65 to 88.\nStocker steers\u2014Choice, 87.50 to 68;\nfair to good, 86.50 to 67.25.\nStocker heifers\u2014Choice 86 to 88.50;\nfair to good, 66.50 to 88.\nCalves\u2014Choice 311 to 812.\nSheep\u2014Pair to good. 67 to 613.\nCAREFUL\nINVESTIGATION\nOF\nGolconda\nBy mining Investors and\ncapitalists is invariably followed by investment in\nGolconda shares.\nThere's a Reason!\nXO NORTHWEST MINES INVESTMENT CO,\n\u25a0e-VMIXIN', \u00bbS A IIt\nI AND 101 A *0 \/\n\\ 11 i * n o' *. y '\n*AMBLl^>\nSpokane, Washington\nAconda\nAmulet\nArgo\nArea\nBid\n.6 leii\n365\n... .05\n.31\nAsked\n\u2022 .17\nAtlaa 03\nBeaver 107\n\u2022(tarry Holly 63%\nBidgood ....! 68\nCan. Lorraine 19\nCent. Man. Mines 1.13\nCrown Reserve * 46\nCapital 13\nDuprat 05%\nDome 8.35\nOold Dale .39\nCold Hill \"... .10%\nOranada 33\nOrover Daly 10%\nHolly 13.66\nHudson Bay 17.50\nJackson Manion 73\n\u25a0Tlrklake ^ 1.56\nKirk flunton 10\nKeely .61\nKcora 02%\nKootenay lorence 26%\nLake Shore 32.80\nLaval 16\nATacassa ;34\nMcDougall 36%\nMclntyre 38.00\nMcKlnley 18\nMoneta\nMining Corn 355\nNewbec 41\nNlpisslng 3.50\nNoranda 39.00\nPend Oreille 13.35\nPorcupine Crown 04%\nPioneer 52\nPremier 3.25\nPotter Doal 10%\nPreston 03\nRlbago .08%\nSon Antonio .34\nSherrltt-Oordon 6.80\nStadacona 19%\nSudbury Basin 9.50\nSylvanlte 3.40\nTeck Hughes 11.00\nTough Oakes 36\nTowagamac 2.55\nTemlskamlng 05\nVipond 68\nWright Hargreaves \t\nWest Dome Lake 09%\nBig Missouri 58\n.06%\n\".0\u00bb%\n.60\n117\n\" Tie\nJOB!\n8 50\n13.86\n17.70\n.74%\n33 00\n.18%\n.36\n.20\n.10\n3.39\n.42\n3.70\n39 35\n3.30\n.03%\n.35\n8.86\n11.05\n-.38%\n2.80\n4.10\n.10\n.00\nWinnipeg Grain\nWheat-\nOpen\nHigh\nLow\nCloae\nJuly\n.... 137%\n187%\n136%\n136%\nOct.\n138%\n188%\n136%\n138%\nDec. .\n 136%\n139%\n186%\n186%\nDATS\u2014\nJuly\n. 63%\nWl\n61%\n\u00a3\u00ab\nOct.\n,84%\n68%\nDec. ..\n60%\n80%\n80%\n80%\nBARLEY\nJuly\n89%\n88%\n87%\n87%\nOct.\n.... Tilt,\n77%\n,76%\n76\nDec. .\n.... 78\n78\n73%\n73%\nPLAX\u2014\nJuly\n. 196%\n,195%\n300%\n183\n183\nOct.\n. 199%\n197%\n197*\nDec.\n199%\n1894,\n197\n197\nHY*\u2014\nJuly\n 116%\n116%\n113%\n113%\nOct.\n.... 113%\nU3%\nUl%\n111%\nDec. .\n1T0.\nCaah\nivheat\u2014Ho.\n1 Northern\n138%:\nMo. a Northern 134V_; Mo. S Northern\n177*: No. 4 Northern lMfe; Ko. B\nNorthern 1I0H; No. 6 Northern 09%;\nFMct M*; Trw* iiftft,\nC. P. R. gross revenue week ended\nJune 14, was $3,915,000, .against\n$3,340,000 year earlier. January l to\nJune 14. gross W3.875.000, as compared\nwith $78,010,000 year earlier.\nMontreal Light, Heat & Power pay\n50 cents dividend July 31 to shareholders of record June 30.\nShareholders of old Sawyer-Massey\naccept securities of new Sawyer-Massey\nas a payment of their interest tn old\ncompany. Basis Is one share of Saw*\nyer-Massey, limited, for each preferred\nshare of previous, and one share ulso\nfor each 10 common shares of previous,\nsubject to provisions dealing with fractions of shares.\nCanadian auto production In 1927\nwas 179,054 cars, Ottawa says, a decline\nof 13 per cent from the 304,727 cars\nof 1926, which was a high record, decline being due to single large producer curtailing while changing model.\nBut figure was second largest record,\n1828 figure being 101.970, and 1934\nfigure, 133,580. Output made up of\n137,290 passenger cars. 29,603 trucks,\nand 12,161 chassis, of aggregate value\nof $116,904,228, f.o.b. factory. Parts\nand repairs 'worth $12,796,286 brought\ntotal production to $128,700,514, compared to $133,598,456 in 1926, $110,835,380\nin 1928. and $88,480,418 In 1924.\nOn Saturday International Petroleum\npays quarter dividend of 25 cents to\nshareholders of record June 23.\nFederal Light & Traction and subsidiaries, April net income $162,118,\nafter all charges, against $14,047 year\nearlier. Surplus for 12 months after\npreferred dividends was $1,610,948, a-\ngalnst $1,688,794 year earlier.\nTORONTO. June 27.\u2014The mining\nmarket presented a very Irregular\nfront today, and at the close losses\nexceeded gains by 50 to 30. Hudson\nBay Mining assumed the market leadership and advanced to $18.10 during\nthe morning. Profit-taking caused a\ndecline to $17.00, which figure showed\na gain of 30c Mandy Mines wero 4c\nhigher at $3.88 but other Manitoba\nstocks were weaker. Sherrltt-Oordon\nwas down 10c to $5.86. Central Manitoba down 4c to $1.16, a new low for\nthe year, and Ban Antonio down l%c\nto 34'\/4c.\nHowey shot up to 78c but later eased\nto 70c, a net advance Of 5c. Teck\nHughes exhibited consistent strength\nand after selling up to 311.20 closed\nNoranda sold up to $39.80 and closed\nat $11.10, a gain qf 10c.\nat $39.26, a -loss of 10c. Amulet was\n35c lower at $3.76. Dome rallied to\n#8.60, 35c better. Hollinger moved back\nweak, dropping 26c to $3.60 with the\n10c to $13.65. Nipissing was unusually\nextreme low at $3,60, the lowest point\nsince before 1931. -Mining Corporation\nmade a gain of 10c to $3.40. Big Missouri was liquidated freely and dropped\nslv cents to $9. Pend Oreille touched\n$18.00 but closed at $13.50. a loss of\n10c. Premier was up 4c to $3.30.\nEgg Markets\nOTTAWA. June 27.\u2014Toronto\u2014Dealers\nare buying from country shippers at:\nExtras, 34c; firsts, 31c to 32c; seconds, 26c.\nMontreal\u2014Eggs are selling on spot\nhere at: extras, 36c; firsts, 34c, seconds. J8c.\nEdmonton\u2014Dsalers are buying \u25a0 trom\ncountry shippers at: Extras, Stfo, firsts,\n34c; seconds. 18c.\nCanada Bonds\nWDIHIPBO, June 37\u2014Dominion war\nIssue prices:\nDominion war loana\u20141981, 9101.80;\n1037. 6104.35.\nVictory loana\u20141*83. 8103.40; UM.\n6103.88; 1037. 610835.\nRenewals\u20141982, 6101.60\nRefunding loans\u20141938, 899.90; 1(48,\n8104b. 610410a; 1944, 699 70b, 6100a:\n1940. 699.40: 1948, 9100.85b, 6100.40a.\nNEW YORK. June 37\u2014Sterling \u00ab-\nchange steady at 84.83% for slity day\nbills and at 84.87% for demand.\nForeign bar silver 80%.\nCanadian dollars Vt discount.\nFrancs 3.93%.\nLire 5.25%.\nNelson approximate rate Sterling exchange 84.89%.\nMarks\u201433.88.\nKronen\u201426.77.\nLogan & Bryan\nPrivate Wlwa\n8TOCK8, BONDS, COTTON,\nORALN\nMEMBERS\nNew York, Montreal and Vancouver Stock Exchanges, Chicago\nBoard of Trade, Winnipeg Oraln\nExchange and other leading exchanges.\nOFFICES:\nVancouver, Spokane and Seattle\nB. C. EOOS\nPi*sh. extras 3le; firsts 29c;\n26c. (Price to producers 6c\nunder).\npullets\ntu 6c\nTan and brown shades from beige\nto tete de negre are featured In latest\nPurs coats.\nReno Gold Mines, Ltd.\nAuthorized Capital, $2,000,000; Par Value $1.00\nOne of Kootenay's most prpmising gold mining properties,\nis being financed by\nJAMES & WOOD LIMITED\nMEMBERS OF TjUCUUVH STOCK EXCHANGE\nWho have appointed J. E. Annable sales agent for the\nKootenay. The first block of stock will go on the market\non Thursday, June 28, at 35 cents per share.\nCome to my office, Annable block, and look over the report on the property made by B. T. O'Grady, government\nmining engineer.\nAlso reports on the property for the purchasers by E.\nP. Crawford and O. C. Thompson.\nThe property has seven known veins, all carrying good\ngrade ore. The Reno has four tunnels, all showing ore on\na lead which is stripped 1400 feet.\nNo. 3 tunnel, on a width averaging 22 inches, averages\n$70.30, and government samples on a 30-inch average gave\n$35.35 in gold, plus 1 oz. of silver.\nNo freight or smelter treatment required, as the gold\nwill be extracted on the ground.\nJ. E. ANNABLE, NELSON, B.C.\nother Branches at Winnipeg, Yorkton, saskatoon, Edmonton, Calgary, Lethbridge,\nVancouver, Kamloops, Vernon and Victoria,\nAnother offering of our special purchase of English manufacturers' samples\nat prices actually below cost.\nMen's and Boys' Golf Hose, Men's Fancy Cashmere Socks, Men's Fancy Pullover, and Coat Sweaters, Men's Natural Undervest and Pyjamas, Infants' Bibs,\nFeeders and Bootees.\nAlso in the Dry Goods\nEXTENSIVE RANGE OF CUSHION TOPS AND COVERS\u2014From 38f TO 89*\nCRASH LINEN LAUNDRY.BAGS - 59<\nCRASH LINEN EMBROIDERED BUFFET RUNNERS\u2014From 79<*\nCRASH LINEN EMBROIDERED PYJAMA CASES\u2014From 79*\nLINEN HUCK TOWELS-Oolored, damask and plain borders. Up from 29*\nLINEN KITCHEN TOWELS\u2014(All linen). From 20*\nCOLORED TURKISH BATH MATS AND TOWELS\u2014Up from 20*\nDAMASK TABLE CLOTHS\u2014Pure linen. Up from $1-25\nALL-LINEN TABLE CLOTHS with colored borders 79*\nPILLOW CASES\u2014Plain, hemstitched and embroidered 20*\nALL-WOOL MOTOR RUGS SI.75\nLARGE RANGE CRETONNE, SATEEN AND SATIN PANELED COT COMFORTERS\u2014Up from $1*25\n\u2014Main Floor\u2014H B C\u2014\nLadies' Wear\nWHITE AND SAND BLOUSES\u2014Long sleeves, convertible collar, patch prickets.\nSizes 32 to 44. Prices _ .....$ 1.95, $2.2.->, $2..-iO\nWHITE AND KHAKI MIDDY\u2014Long or short sleeves, trimmed Scarlet or Navy\nBlue. Sizes 6 to 38. Prices $1.50, $2.25\nBROADCLOTH BLOUSES\u2014Tuck-in or overblouse stvle. Peach, White, Sand.\nSizes 32 to 44. Special $1.95\nBLAZERS in assorted stripes and colors Dr plain Scarlet or Navv. Sizes 34 td 4tt.\nPrices $1.95, $5.05, $\u00ab.95\n\u2014Second Floor\u2014H B C\u2014\nBoys' Wear\nBOYS' KHAKI PANTS\u2014Well made with 5 pockets, belt loops and cuff bottoms.\nAll sizes. Prices $1.50 AND $1.75\nBOYS' BLUE SILVER BAR DENIM PANTS\u2014Made as above,\nPrices $1.25 AND $1.50\nBOYS' KHAKI DRILL WINDBREAKERS\u2014With knitted bottoms and sport collars. Price $1.50\nBOYS' KHAKI DRILL SHIRTS AND WAISTS\u2014With turn-down or sport collars.\nPrices $1.25 AND $1.50\n\u2014Main Floor\u2014H B C\u2014\n\u00ab\u25a0\n__\u25a0\n,\n '\u2022*#\u00bb\u2022 T*>n\"\n'THE NEESON KOW NEWS, THURSDAY MOHNING. TONE 28, T52*\nSUITE FOR RENT\nKerr Apartments\nWHILE A VACATION\nla the beat remedy for \"brain\ntag.\" properly titled* glasses will\ndo much to remedy the \"fag,\"\nIf lt Is caueed by eyestrain.\nEven the vacation without the\nglasses will afford only temporary\nrelief.\nExpert Service\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nOTTOMETBIST AND OPTICIAN\ntOSE TREE SPRAYS\nm\u00a5oa whit* fly and aphis. Also small\nw?ay pumps.\nRUTHERFORD DRUG CO.\nELECTRIC MOTORS\nPOWER INSTALLATIONS\nWIRE, CABLE\nSWITCHES CONDIIT\nBENNETTS' LIMITED\n\"The House of Electrical Ooods**\n44 Taxi and Transfer\nANNOUNCES\nThe acquisition of a\nl-TON COMMERCIAL TRUCK\nFor Express, Baggage, Furniture,\nLong and Short Hauling.\nNothing Is Too oood for tht Sick\nSmythe's Pharmacy\nPRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST\n(n bualness for your health. Let uf Ml\nyour prescriptions. Mall orders promptly executed. Call and wait for your car\nfhone 1.\nSunday hours: 1 to 4 and 1 to I PM.\nTRINITY UNITED\nCHURCH\nNELSON\nEMU ISH VOCALISTS\nNOW ON WORLD TO! R\nPUS\nTAX\nTickets Now Obtainable From All Members\n' of the Rotarv Club\nNew 1928 Pack\nNelson Brand\nStrawberry Jam\nThis morning order a tin of\n\"Nelson Brand\" Strawberry Jam.\nThe pick is freshly made from the\nchoicest berries of t'.io season.\nOrder a Tin From Your Grocer\nMcDONALD JAM CO., Limited\nNELSON, B. C.\nKootenay\nFruit Growers\nWe are in the market for your crop of\nSTRAWBERRIES AND RASPBERRIES for season 1928. ,\nCHRISTIAN COMMUNITY OF UNIVERSAL\nBROTHERHOOD,DOUKHOBORS IN CANADA\nSummer Necessities\nGARDEN ROSE AND\nNOZ\/.I I I\nLAWN MOWERS AND\nCLIPPERS\nSCREENS FOR DOORS\nAND WINDOWS\nLAWN SPRINKLERS\nWATERING POTS\nWood, Vallance Hardware Co., Ltd.\n[WHOLESALE NELSON, B.C. RETAIL\nWe are dealers for the\nfollowing cars and * tracks\nfor Nelson, Trail, Rossland\nand district:\nDODGE\nNASH\nWHIPPET\nWillys-Knight\nGraham\nTrucks\nCAPITOL MOTORS\nCEORQE W. PEASE, Marvag*r\nBoi 783. Phone 65. Nelson, B.C.\nOpposite Post office\nTENOR SOLOIST\nIAMBS DAVIS\nTenor soloist with Westminster Olee\nsingers who will appear ln Nelson on\nJuly 3.\nHighlander Will ~\nNot Forsake His\nNative Barrens\nLONDON, June 27.\u2014\"Tlie Highlander\nnot only insists on living in the Highlands, but Insists on living on his own\nstrath or on his own, Inland\u2014we are\ndealing with a community which has\nae\nW.R. CAMPION\nOl'R PHONE IS 121\nYet, We Have Bananas\nand Watermelons\nYou can Include these with\nyour first of month orders, which\nwe can take care of now.\nSEVERAL SPECIAL DEALS ON\nHEINZ PORK AND BEANS\u2014\n6 tins 57g*\nHEINZ TOMATO SOUP\u2014\n6 tins 57*\nSODA BISCUITS AND BREAD\nTIN 05a*\nBunrh Vegetables, Ripe Tomatoes\nC. _ B. MAYONNAISE DRESSING. 4M\nOOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE ln\nall slses.\nCOB. JOSEPHINE A VERNON STS.\nPHONE 77\nMeets all trains and boats.\n121 BAKES BCD STEVEN)\nNew\nStraws\nNow that the warm\nweather has arrived you\nwill want a straw. Choose\nhere, where style, quality\nand value are embodied in\nstraws of every type. Plain\nSennits, fancy , braid\nsailors, China splits, Swiss\nYeddos. Choice of plain\nor fancy bands.\n^2.50 TO S4.00\nQuality\nService\nSatisfaction\nnever been Industrialised and resists j\nany attempt at industrialization.\"\nThe foregoing ls a striking passage\nfrom the report of the governmental\ncommittee on land settlement to get tha\nHighlander to appreciate that there is\nnot sufficient land to provide In such\nway for that portion of the population\nunder consideration.\n\"The Highlander Insists on betng\ngiven land ln hia own district,\" the\ncommittee continues, \"and would rather\nhave a hopeless patch of his own native\nNew Printed Silk Dresses J \u00a7\nIN THE LARGER SIZES\nWonderful new creations in youthful' matron styles in Printed and Plain\nGeorgette, and so reasonable in price. $23.50 to $27.50.\nKAYSER CLASSIC SILK HOSE\nFull-fashioned in four numbers\u2014\nService weight, pair $2.50.\nMedium weight, silk to welt, at, pair SI.50. (Tba beat full-fashioned hose\nat $1.50 on the market.)\nSlipper heel, chiffon and semi-chiffon, at, pair $2.00. #\nMILLINERY\nThe newest in Hats is always to be found here. Style' and reasonable prices\nmake ours the popular store for hats. ' -\niRams&en JSvos.\nOPERA HOUSE\nNELSON, B. C\nTONIGHT\n8 O'CLOCK\nSPEAKERS WILL INCLUDE\nHon. J. D. MacLean\nPremier of British Columbia\nand\nD. D. McLean\nliberal Candidate for Nelson Riding\nLadies Especially Invited\nWhat Oh! Kids!!\nlet's Go!!!\nAnd play with the Canadian Legion\nBugle Band at the Recreation ' .\nGrounds\nMonday,^July 2nd\nProcession from Canadian Legion building at 1 p.m.,\nheaded by City Band, Bugle Band and clowns galore.\nEvery kid parading from the Legion will be presented\nwith a ticket for free ice cream.\nheath than a fair holding In a strange\nI glen. The result ls that there are, In\ntha Islands and on the west coaat,\ncongested communities on the fringes of\n. sheep farms, living under conditions of\n| extreme penury, but refusing to leave\ntheir homes.\n\"The men. may go away aa seamen\n\u25a0ailing from the great porta, or aa seasonable workers ln different occupa-\n1 tlons, returning at intervals to their\nhomes. The young people may go out\nInto the world, but as a rule they send\nhbme money to Keep the family home-\n| stead In betng, and many of them live\nln hope of returning home again.\"\n,1 More than 200 coaches from all parts\n'of the United States are expected to\nregister for the University of Michigan's\nsummer sessions for coaches.\nNelson News of the Day\noolf NOTICE\nover ths coming week-tni, June 30,\nJuly 1 and 3, tne Smythe shield will\nbe competed Ior. The competition ls\nmixed foursomes on handicap. All\nthose intending to play are requested\nto enter their names on card provided\nat club house or nhone a member of\nthe match committee. All entries\nclose at 6 o'clock tonight.\n(4558-1-60)\nThe first issue of stock in the Reno\nOold Mines. Limited, will go on ths\nmarket today at \u00bb35. According to the\ngovernment report this should be a\nbig money maker See this report in\n\\nnable's office.\n(4557-1-60)\nMrs. Marquis Circle will meet this\nafternoon at Mrs. Cooksou'a, Anderson\nstreet. Fairview. (4666-1-60)\nA special meeting of all Conservative Women will he held ln the Com-\nmlttee Rooms ln the Masonic Block,\nnext to Mrs. Enfleids'. today at 3 p.m.\nDr. Borden, H. H. Currie and J. E\nAnnable will address the meeting.\n445M-1-80)\nFinish off Dominion I>_>* at ni'(II.E\nBAMi HANCE at Armory. Monday\nnight. Wlb BlanchaKTs orchestra.\nAdmlslon 75 cents.\n(4663-1-00)\n(11 11.1) OF HEALTH\nRev. T. E. Rowe will conduct a\nservice and preach at the Church of\n:he Redeemer tonight at 8 p.m.\nConsultations 3 to 4 pm. today and\ntomorrow In the church vestry.\n(4561-1-60)\nSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT\nCapltol Theatre, Sunday evening\nI after church. Patriotic, operatic, sacred and miscellaneous numbers. Vocalists assisting. Collection.\n(4660-1-00)\nDANCI AT YMIR\n. FRIDAY. JUNE 39TH\nNE-SON ORCHESTRA\nADMISSION 61.00 FER COUPLE\n(464*6-3-61)\nD. C. Art Shop\u2014Hyloom silk vests,\nsize 40 only. 11.25. regular 63.00.\n -<464*r-T-e6l\nWanted to hear' from party going\nto coast cities by motor, and will take\noassenasr to share expenses. Apnlv\nI Box 4513. Dally Newa. (4613-1-00)\nYoung Conservative association extends a cordial Invitation to all young\nConservatives and their friends to\ntheir muelcale and dance. Strathcona\nhotel, Friday, June 20, 8:30 p.m.\n(4538-3-60)\nDon't forget week-end danoe Saturday 30th, at Outlet hotel, Procter.\n(4637-4-63)\non DRUG CO.\nNelson's Dispensing Chemist*\nFilms, Kodaks, Drugs, Stationery\nMall orders promptly despatched.\nBOX 1063 NELBON, B.C. PBONB M\nCome In and Oet Tour Weight Trass\nJ. A. C. Laughton, R.O.\nSpeclallring In Correcting Defective\nSight by Proper Glasses.\nQuick Repair Barrio*.\nORIFFIN BLOCK. FHONE US\n.CLASSIFIED ADS BRINQ RI,.\nSULT8.\nCO. UNDER, M.D.\nJamelson Bldg. Spokane, Wash.\nSPECIALIST\nColonic Rectal, Piles, Cancar and\nother diseases. For Men and Women.\nCall or Writs for Literature\nShoes repaired; handmade, eliminating aroh troubles. Underwood _\nHall. Baker Street, next. P. Burns.\n(4636-tf)\nPower will be off on the North\nshore Intermittently between hours 8\na.m. and 4 p.m. Tueeday. Wednesday\nand Thursday. (4616-4-60)\nAssociated Canadian Travelers' Carnival. Nelson, Julv 4. Oet tickets now\nfrom anv member. Have chart** nn\nChesterfield suite. '443\u00bb-tf>\n\u25a0J\nYellow Taxi Fit. Starr leaves Williams\nTransfer every mnrntnr at a o'clock for\nYmlr, Salmo and Boundary Line.\n(4301)\nLast Showing Tonight\n8:30 p. m.\nDouglas\nFairbanks\nIN\nThe Gaucho'\nWheeler's\nCapitolians\nCOMING TOMORROW\nGEORGE R4NCR0FT\nIN\n\"The Dremet\"\n______\n","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. 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