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C, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1913\n$1.00 PER YEAR\nTwo Thousand Men Employed on Construction\nQuit Wwk\nA report from Penticton this\nmorning states that tbe 1. W. YV.'s\nhave succeeded in organizing a strike\noo tbe Kettle Valley line. Two\nthousand men have quit fork along\ntbe line of tbe road, according to A\nstatement made by Mr. Brandt, a\ncontractor, whe bas a subcontract\nfor seven miles and employs 3U0\nmen. Brandt-figures tbat 1000 men\nan out between Penticton and Kelowna, and wbile he is net familiar\nwith lbe situation he is of the opinion tbat tbe number of men east of\nKelowna is about the same.\nThe|majority of the men have\nlefl tbe district. The men demand\n13 per day for common laborers.\nTbe contractors claim tbat the\nIndustrial Workers of tbe World\nare behind the strike.\nProbably Quarterly Dividends\nTbe uinth annual teport of the International Coal & Coke company,\noperating coal mines and coke ovens\nat Coleman, Alta., covers the calen\ndar year ending December 31, 191*2.\nIt shows a net profit of 1232,198 for\ntbe twelve months, of whioh $132,\n198 was transferred to tht surplus\naccount and liOO.OOu bas been\ncarried forward into tbe working\naod dividend fund for tbe current\nyear. Tbe company's liabilities\nwere reduced 1139,318 and the assets were increased 192,880. while\ntbe payroll amounted to 1663,906,\nexpended during the 254 days the\nmines were operating, employing an\naverage of 520 men daily. The expenditures for development, addi\ntions to plant and otber necessary\noutlay aggregated 161,342.\nTbe iiasete of the company total\n13,987,443, segregated as sollows:\nCoal lauds, 13,135,955; plant,\ndwellings, horses, etc, 1658 817;\nwarehouse stock, 127,890; accounts\nreceivable, 9165,753; stocks of coal\nand coke, 92,173; unexpired insurance, 91682; cash on hand. 9172.\nAt the annual meeting of tbe\ncompany held in Spokane, lb* question of paying quarterly divid> nds\nwas discussed. While nothing.definite was decided, tbe secretary informed the shareholders that if noib-\ninto Um market for good-sited quantities of the red metal, both for near\nand far forward delivery.\nOre Shipments\nThe following were the shipments\nfrom the Boundary mines during\nthe bast week. Aranby mine, 25,-\n968; Mother Lode, 7,180; Rawhide,\n4,835; Napoleon, 768; Victoria, 409.\nSmelter treatments: Granby, 25,-\n155 tons; Greenwood, 14,429.\nTennis enthusiasts of Phoenix are\nforming a club.\nW. J. Galipeau commenced work\nlut Monday on bis contract laying\nthe cement sidewalks.\nThe erchards in the valley are now\nin full bloom. The prospects for a\nbig fruit crop in this district were\nnever better.\nWith every other person in Grand\nForks being the possessor of an automobile (ahd those who do not own\ncars are first-class pedestrians), the.\nseason at Christina lake this summer should rival the gayeties at\nConey Island.\nYour House Needs Painting\u2014\nNow is the time to have it done.\nPaint before the hot summer dust\nbegins to fly. Sberwin-Williasos^\nHigh Standard Paints are the right\nkind to use. Our paint advice is\nfree\u2014ask us. Manly's Hardware.\nA marked improvement fn all\nlines of business is noted in ihis\ncity tbis spring. This is due main-\nlv to the selection of the city as a\ndivisional point on the Canadian\nPacific railway's short line between\nWinnipeg and Vancouver,\nMen who have travelled all over\nBritish Columhia say tbere are more\nbuildings now under construction in\nGrand Forks than in any other\ntown in the province. The payroll\nof the men engaged in the building\ntrade would, if tabulated, make a\nvery good showing.\nOroville has a factory that makes\nthirty-five gallons of ice cream an\nhour. Nearly that quantity is consumed here per hour. The city\nshould therefore have a factory.\nW. R. Murray ia in Mexico.\nFruit and FaJm\nFruit and Farm for April comes in\na handsome two color cover hv Malcolm Charleson, a rising young British Columbia artist. The frontispiece\nia.a full page of Hon. Martin Burrell,\nDominion minister of agriculture.\nlog should occur to interrupt coal j The -special articles include Bench\nmining operations the payment of a Lands in the Dry Belt, by W. R.\nregular quarterly dividend might be Pooley, of Kelowna; Agriculture in\nexpected\ntil-\nFire Destroyed B. k* Brown's\nResidence at Volcanic\nLast Sunday\nR. A. Brown's residence, at Vol\ncanic City, was destroyed by fire last\nSunday. The uoubs aod contents\nwere a total loss. Tbe fire caught\nfrom spark falling oo tbe roof from\nthe chimney wbile Mr. Brown was\npreparing dinner, aod when it waB\ndiscovered it was too late to save\nanything. All that Mr. Brown was\nable to rescue from tbe flames was\nbis valuable papers aod an ancient\nstraw bat. He places his loss on\nbuilding, furniture and twenty\nyears' collection of art treasures aod\nmementoes at 95000.\nG. T. Moir, wbo has been agent\nof the Canadian Pacific railway in\ntbis city for a number of years, has\nbeen transferred te Rossland, and\nexpects to leave for that place this\nweek. J. G- Clark, of Rossland, will\ntake Mr. Moir's place here. Mr.\nMoir bas been a public spirited\ncitizen; has taken an active part in\nchurch work, and is at present a\nmember of the board of school trustees. He is also the owoer of considerable Grand Forks realty. The\npeople of the community will regret\nto learn of his transfer.\nAn enthusiastic meeting, of the\nGrand Forks Poultry aod Pet Stock\nassociation wae beld in W. E. Had-\nden's office on Friday evening. The\nattendance was large, and, in view\nof the fact tbat the provincial show\nis to be beld bere next fall, a great\ndeal of interest was taken in the\nproceedings. Besides the transaction of routine business, a committee of two was appointed to formulate the subjects for discussion at\nlbe next meeting.\n- Tbe realty market in this c ly dur\ning the past week has been brisker\ntban since last fall. Nearly every\nreal estate dealer has disposed of a\nfew lots, and one or two of tbem\nhave some big deals pending.\nRev. Knox Wright, M.A., of\nVancouver, general secretary iif the\nCanadian Bible society for the prov\nince of British Columbia, will give\nan address at a public meeting, to\nbe held in Ihe Presbyterian church,\nTuesday, May 13, at 8 p.m. The\npublic is cordially invited.\nThe officers of the company are:\nPresident, A. C. Flumerfect, Victoria; first vice-president, Hugh\nDavidson, Vancouver; second vice-\nBritish Columbia. Our Responsibilities, by H A. Stone, Vancouver;\nPemberton Meadows from a Fanner's\nStandpoint; Manures and Manuring,\nhyH M.Eddie, F.R.H.S., Albion;\nGreater Protection for British Cnluin-\npresident, D. H. Kixer, Spokane; j* Of*\u2122\"1\"; >\u00bby Thos Cunningham;\n,.___._...-.. i x. uir n , i The Apple Marketing Problem, by J.\ntreasuftr, John McKeagan, Cole-' T g^ BA', \"ue^,,. My Ex-\nman; secretary, W. G. Graves, Spo- perience in Baving Bees, by James\nkane; managing director,' P. \\V. Johnstone, Nelson; Celery Growing at\nRiddell. Coleman; manager,0 E. S.' Armstrong, by J. H. Patten, the vet-\nWhiteside. ' i firan grower of that place; and Dis-\n __ tance Chart in planting an Orchard,\nby Prof. Lewis. There arisen unusual\nCopper in Good Demand * number of good illu*tratiana,including\nA recent issue of the Boston Com- \u00bb'u\" Wf P.'\u00bbf \" 90m;\"i\"i\u00b0\u00bber Rob\n,, ,,.. .... .... . \u2022 \u201e . i ertson, who is now in the. Okanagan\nmeroial, wbich is usually well in- j aMirtiug t|ie growers there to work on\nformed as to the copper situation,\nstates tbat tbe metal is in -good de\numbia than ever before,according to\na receotly issued statement by\nPresident Newman Erb. i\nF. H. Sylvester, general manager\nof the Granby company, is authority for the statement tbat a number\nof tbe. Granby's directorate have arranged for a visit to tbe Hidden\nCreek mine in August next.\nAt the meeting of Banner Rebekah Lodge on Monday evening\nMra. C. L. Bugbee aod Mrs F. E.\nCooper were chosen representatives\nto the Rebekah assembly, whicb\nwill be beld in Naoaiuio- tbe second\nweek in June Miss Jessie Spraggett was elected alternate.\nGeorge Stewart, United States immigration officer at this port, expects to be transferred to Oroville in\ntbe near future.\nMrs, J. F. Smith and children\nwere passengers on Wednesday\nmorning's train bound for the home\nof Mrs. Smith in Michigan. Mr.\nSmith, whose health has been con\nsiderably benefited by a sojourn of\na few weeks in the sunny South,\nwill take up bis residence in Grand\nForks.\u2014Phoenix Pioneer.\nW. A. Ritchie, of Cascade, visited\nthe city yesterday for the sole purpose of having his name placed on\nThe Sun's subscription list.\nVV. A. Williams, manager of the\nGranby smelter, and Geo. W Woos\nter, treasurer and director, returned\non Monday from Hidden Creek,\nwhere they have been inspecting\nconstruction work on the company's\nnew plant.\nJack Bugbee was severely burned\nin the furnace room at the Granby\nsmelter last week. He will be laid\nnp for a couple of weeks.\nAn addition is being erected to\nthe rear of the Davis block for the\naccommodation os the cold storage\nplant of the Grand Forks meal market.\nAlfred Hood, government inspector and auditor, spent last Friday\nwith Superintendent Spraggett in\nspecting the road work in this district.\nWork was commenced this week\non another -wsidence opposite the\nCentral schuol building.\nIn Phoenix on Wednesday Ibe\nslnres began tbeir uoual weekly half\nholidays during the summer months.\nco-operative selling plan.\nIt is announced ill railway circles\nthat Vice-President Bury, of the\nCanadian Pacific railway, will arrive in Grand Forks next Sunday by\nspecial train.\nJames McArdle, who haB been\nspending tbe past Ibree months at\nhis oid home near Montreal, returned to the eity on Tuesday. Hia\neon Kenneth, who bas been attend\ning school in Montreal tor a couple i\nof years, accompanied him hame.'\nMr. McArdle saya it is refreshing to\nget back to a town where something\nis happening every minute'in the\nday. |\nIt now looks as if there might\npossibly be race for completion between the contractors of lhe Kerman and Huiitliri.il buildings.\nOn Wednesday, in Greenwood,\nHull was given eight months at\nhard labor fur breaking Val McDavis' jaw in Phoenix a couple of\nmonths ago. Stovy was discharged.\nI SESSI\nWestern Branch of Mining\ninstitute Will Meet in\nBossland\nIt is now almost time to prepare\nfor the opening of tbe trout angling\nseason. '\nIf there is a bright boy in the city\nwho is ambitious to learn the newspaper business, from the bottom \"to\ntbe top, The Sun man would like to\ninterview him.\nmand Fdreign consumers, either ,__ *J '\" ropo'tea trom London tnat the\ni.'_.'.\" l'\".\"__* u __._'\u25a0\"' ' _i Doke of Connaught will be succeeded\ndue to better banking accommeda-1 ^ m Right Hon. Lewi. Harcourt,\ntion or the belief that copper is to ,ecretary of state for the colonies, as\nenjoy a sharp advance, an coming governor General of Canada.\n.^l^rT!^.-!:?m_.^I,-0bth't__;h5 \"Tha' British Columbia Copper\ncompany bas a greater, reserve of lore.\nin sight in its properties in the Cop-'\nper mountain region of British Col\nFrank Coryell made a business\ntrip to Greenwood this week,\nW. B. Cochrane\nwood on Monday.\nvisited Green-\nN otice has been received that the\nfifteenth annual general meeting of\ntbs Western Branch of tbe Canadian\nMining Institute will be held in\nRossland. beginning Thursday even-\ning.May 22, aod closiog on Saturday\nevening.\nThis will be the joint meeting with .\nthe members of tbe Spokane local\nsection of the American Institute of\nMioing Engineers. Among the\nmany interesting papers that are to\nbe read and the subjects to be discussed will be tbat of accidents in\nmetal mines, and in this connection\nit is intended to show a pulmotor\nand explain its operation and effectiveness. Tbe pulmotor is a device\nfor producing artificial respiration\nby delivering oxygen automatically\nto persons rendered unconscious by\ngas poisoning, drowning or electric\nshock. The value of tbis appartus\nio connection with mine rescue work\nis unquestionable\nTbe provisional program is:.\nThursday eveniog, reading and discussion of papera; Eriday, visit to\nRossland mines io daytime and\nreading aod discussion of papers in\ntbe evening; Saturday, visit to Consolidated Mining aud Smelting Company of Canada's smelling works\naod electrolytic lead refinery at\nTrail; eveniog, amusement\nGranby Statement\nPresident Nichols, of the Granby\nConsolidated, has issued the following statement to the shareboldrra of\nthe company:\nThe operation of tbe Pboenix\nproperties and the Grand Forks\nsmelter for the month of March\nshowed a profit of 987,770, and the\nnine months of tbe fiscal year\n9990,225. The yield af metal ba\nbeen fully maintained, and tbe cost\nof copper tor March slightly reduced, but current profits for a per-\ntion of the period were interfered\nwith hy the decline in the price of\nthe metal. As figures are now based\non 14i-cent copper, and on March\n31 we had nn band 1935 tons taken\nin at tbat figure.\nReports from the development\nwork of tbe old properties indicate\nlhat ore reserves there have been\nfully maintained.\nMETEOROLOGICAL\nThe following is the minimum\nand maximum temperature for each\nday during the pnst week, as re\ncorded by tbe government thermometer on E. F. Laws' ranch:\nTIIRIIMOMKTKK\nMill. Max.\nFriday, 2nd 29 65\nSaturdny, 3rd 36 69\nSunday, 4th 35 59\nMonday, 5th 34 \u00ab7\nTuesday, 6th 33 ' 76\nWednesday, 7th 39 7'J\nThursday, 8th '64 69\nJnrlun\nRainfall 0.07\nA piano and violio recital by the\nIhe students at Fridolph -Werner\nwill be given in the Graod Forks\nopera house on Monday evening,\nthe 12th inst. THE SUN. GRAND FORKS. BRITISH COLUMBIA.\nMY8TERI0U8 MIDNIGHT TRAGEDY\nMissing Artilleryman Believed to\nHave Been Murdered by Two\nBluejackets\nMalta.\u2014At somewhere about midnight on Thursday two Maltese boatmen reported to Uie police that two\nbluejackets end an artilleryman bad\nembarked on their cralt for conveyance (rom Valetta to Sllema, and tbat\nwhen ln mid-sea the sailors and tbe\nsoldier quarreled, the former throwing tho artilleryman overboard. A\nhigh sea was running at the time and\nthe sailors, by Intimidation, pi-evented\nthe boatmen from attempting to res:\ncue the soldier.\n\" On reaching the shore tbe sailors\ndecamped, and tbe boatmen then returned to the spot where the soldier\nhad been thrown overboard, but as\ntheir search proved trultless they reported the matter to the police. All\nsailors' leave was stopped, and the\nboatmen were conveyed on board each\nwarship and confronted witb the men\nwho had been given shore leave the\nprevious night.\nBoth boatmen in turn Identified\nWilliam John Payne and ^pert Woodcock, both able seamen belonging lo\nthe Royal Arthur, which arrived here\non Friday en loute lor China. The\nmissing artilleryman is Gunner Hour-\nihane, ot (5 Company ot the Royal\nUarrlBon Artillery. He is 22 years\nold.\nBoth Payne and Woodcock have\nbeen arrested, and the Royal Arthur's\ndeparture has bees delayed pending\nthe magisterial Inquiry, which Is proceeding. Both prisoners have admitted having been In the boat in which\na quarrel arose, saying that they\nmade this statet-tent because leave ot\nall men had been stopped. Consequently they did not wish to sacrifice other men.\nOne of the prisoners in his statement tn the ship's commander said:\nThe soldier hit me and I hit him, and\nbeing drunk he overbalanced and tell\nout ot ihe boat Into the sea. Several witnesses frnm the Royal Arthur\nare being heard, and afterward the\ninquiry will be adJonrni.il and the\nlloyal Arthur will sail. The prison-\nrrs having admitted being on the boat\nwill be remanded.\nThe Sweetest Story ever\ntold is to tell you of\nthe purity and\nsweetness of\nE. D. SMITH'S\nJAMS\nJust fresh picked fruit and\ngranulated sugar\nWHAT COULD BE SWEETER\nYou can get them from\nyour grocer\nDRUGGED HIMSELF IN TUNNEL\nThe South Pole\nTin- vouili pole is situated on an antarctic continent larger than the\nUnited Stall's and wilh an area of\n:.,iiiiii.O(lii mild'.\nTbe pole Is on a table-land about\n111,000 feet above Iho sea level.\nThc Kit-in Ice barrier Is a glacier\nTOO miles wide and hundreds of mileB\nliruad In places; It varies from 100 to\na00 feel In height.\nThe breaking off of portions of this\niri- barrier each summer produces the\nf-rcateet crop ol Icebergs In tlie world.\nMount. 1-rebus bclchi:_ steam and\nlnv_. within tlie circle of eternal lcc.\nVegetation In the antarctic continent consists entirely ot moss', the\nland niilinal life is limited lo a specie., of wingless insects very primitive\nIn form.\nThe ouly human linings In the antarctic continent nre explorers; no\ntraces of native inhabitant', have ever\nbeen discovered.\nPenguins', great, awkward birds, exist along the coast in some parts.\nThere Is llllle snow on Ihe lower\nplateau, necessitating explorers carry-\ning tents; the surface is smooth lcc.\nScientist., rl.iiin that centuries ago\nIho south pule wns a tropical region\nfilled with plant and animal life.\nWelsh Coal Mines Will b* Merged\nLondon.\u2014Four great Welsh coal\nmines In whicli David Alfred Thomas,\n..ciilnr member ot lhe firm ot Thomas\nnnd Davey. has a predominating Interest, and whose annual output is\n:-,._:r,o,(iiii) tons, will ue merged shortly\nliiio a single company, with a capital\not 1110,000,001).\nC0HSUlTm6 ENGINEER\nENDORSES 6tN PUIS\n99 Broadway, Mew York.\nI bought aome ol your GIN PILLS\nst Victoria, D.C. law September. Your\nremedy I find, at 6o years of age, to\nlive perfect relief from the Kidney and\nlladder Troubles incident to one of tny\nage. I urgently recommend tilN FILLS\nii\nto friends as being the oue thing that\ndoes me good.\" TS. O. WOODFORD.\n50c. a box, 6 for la.50. Monty back\nif GIN PILLS fail. Sample free if yon\nwrite National Drug and Chemical Co.\naf Canada, Limited, Tetoulo. I \u00bbl\nW. N. U. 943\nFormer English Army Officer Discovered Dead In Rather Strange\nCircumstances\nLondon, England.\u2014An ex-army officer's unsuccessful struggle to cure\nhimself ot tbe drug habit was described at an Inquest at Guston, Dover,\non Claude W. Lawrence Marshall,\naged 41, of independent means, wbose\nbody was found In a railway. A\nbroken hypodermic syringe and two\nempty drug bottles were found near\nthe body. Dr. Marshall was formerly an officer in the South Staffordshire\nregiment.\nMrs. Marshall stated tbat ber husband had been addicted to tbe drug\nhablljor several years, taking morphia and cocaine. He broke off the\nhabit last year for a time, but could\nnot do without the drugs, and resumed\nthem. She had known him to go\ninto this railway tunnel for the purpose ot injecting morphia into his leg.\nHe went Into the tunnel because it\nwas dark there, and he objected to\nmaking the Injections in the light. He\ntold ber once that after he bad Injected morphia. Into his leg in the tunnel\nhe became unconscious on the bridge\njust above. Sbe thought tbat on\ntbls occasion he might have become\nunconscious In the tunnel. She once\nfound bim unconscious ln a pit as a\nresult of the drug. Mrs. Marshall\nadded that ber husband was very\nbright and showed no signs of suicide.\nEvidence as to the finding ot the\nbody pointed to the fact- that.-Mr,\nMarshall bad his back against the\nwall ot the railway tunnel and was\nleaning down Injecting morphia Into\nhla leg when the train struck him; or\nelse that he had made the injection\nand lost consciousness In that position\nat the time of the fatally.\nIt was said tbat members ot Dover\npolice force had frequently seen Mr.\nMarshall ln the vicinity of the shot\ninjecting morphia. It was mentioned\ntbat he had Injected.aa much as sixty\ngrains of morphia at a time.\nThe jury returned a verdict of death\nby misadventure.\nThe Shirker\nIf ymi don't do your share of work\nin the world Ibe chances are that\nsome ono else will have to do it for\nyou. But you won't draw his overtime or secure his promotions, or\nthose tbat might have been yours bad\nvou tried. There is a good deal ot\njustice In the world, regardless of\nWhat thc croakers and malcontents\nmay tell you, and the shirker, In\ndodging his work, misses his pay,\nwhich goes to a better man wbo will\nprobabiy prosper and he called a thief\nbecause he attended, to business and\nwas Industrious and polite. His compensation lies in the knowledge ot\nwork well done, as well as thc mater\nlai reward, and somewhat, perhaps,\nIn tbe tact that tlie opinion ot h's detractors may not be so Important after\nall.\nConstipation\nVanishes Forever\nPrompt Relief\u2014Permsatst Cart\nCARTER'S LITTLE\nLI VER PILLS\u2122\n(iii. Purely vegetable\u2014ut Mtely\nbut gently oa\nibt Ever.\nSlop after _\ndinner\nJbtWM ;\u25a0\ncuieindi-1 _. _\ngertion\u2014improve the compleiiof.\u2014 brighten\nAeeya. Small Pill, SmllDmt, SmaUPrie,.\nGenuine bum beat Signature\n\u2022mamssmmmm'mmtmm\nJURY ACQUIT A MURDERER\nThe Unwritten Law Viewed in France\nFrom Standpoint of Approval\nParis, France.\u2014The uss.ie court\nat Dijon, tried a farmer named Ernest\nGauthler for the murder ot a neighbor\nnamed Fufey, whom he surprised with\nhis wife. Gauthler dealt his rival\ntwo blows with a spade and the man\ndied the next day. The farmer also\nattacked his wife and then gave himself up to the police. Mme. Gauthler committed suicide a tew dfys\nlater.\nAt the trial, the judge mildly reproached Gauthler, and informed him\ntbat It would have been easy (or him\nto obtain a divorce*.\nAddressing the jury, the public\nprosecutor said: Give him a few weeks\nin prison, a few days for the principle.\nAfter examining the facts and emphasising the shortcomings of the dead\nwoman, he concluded: Having regard\nto all the circumstances, would lt not\nbe better for you to exercise your\nsovereign right and pardon the accused?\nThe jury after a brief deliberation\nbrought in a verdict ot acquittal.\nTRIES TO STRANGLE JUDGE\nThey Wanted tb Hear It\nNow, children, said the teacher to\nher kindergarten class, I want you all\nto be very quiet, so quiet in fact, that\nyou could hear a pin drop.\nEverything .had quieted down nicely\nand thc teacher was about to speak\nwhen a. little voice in the rear of the\nschool room squeaked forth: Go\nahead, please, teacher, and let her\ndrop.\nClean Stomach, Clear Mind.\u2014The\nstomach is the workshop cf the vital\nfunctions and when lt gets out ot order\nthe whole system clogs ln sympathy\nThe spirits flag, the mind droops and\nwork becomes impossible. The first\ncare should be to restore healthful\naction of the stomach and the best\npreparation tor that purpose is Farm\nelee's Vegetable Pills. General use\nfor years has won them a leading\nplace ln medicine, A trial will attest\nIheir value.\nDoing the rlgbt thing is seldom a\nsource of worry.\nThc fire of genius ls often unable to\nmake tbe pot boll.\nMlnsrd's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.\nCheerful Under Difficulties\nlf you make any noise, threatened\nthe holdup man, I'll stuff this handkerchief in your mouth!\nThe victim regarded it with a ghastly smile.\nOh, that's such an old gag, he pi>\ntested.\nBritish and French Navies Unite\nOstend, Belgium.\u2014Flotillas ot British and French torpedo boats, destroyers and submarines are carrying nut\na series of night manouvers in' cooperation, In the English channel.\nThe commanders of the flotillas are\nfollowing common plani.of action and\nthere Is a frequent eicbonge of wire>\nless iiir-ssai.es betwi-n Ihe vessels.\nProbably there is nothing that will\nmake a woman quite so happy as the\npossession of a thing her rival wants\nand can't afford.\nTHE KNOW HOW\nTo Feed Children and Get Good\nResults\nThere are moro nervous persons\nmade so by undigested' food lying in\nthe stomaoh tban thc average Individual would suppose.\nIt food remains undigested ln the\nstomach, It begins to ferment, set up\ngas and a large portion ls thus converted into poison.\nThat's wby imperfectly digested\nfood, may, and often does, cause Irritation of the nerves and stupor of the\nmind\u2014brain and nerves are really poisoned .\n\"My daughter had complained for\nsome tlmo ot a distressed feeling In\nthe stomach, after eating, which set\nme thinking that ber diet was not\nright,\" writes an anxious and Intelligent mother.\n\"She bad been fond ot cereals, but\nhad never1 tried Grape-Nuts. From\nreading the account ot this predlgested\nfood, lt seemed reasonable to try\nGrape-Nuts for her case.\n\"The results were really wonderful\nTho little brain that seemed at limes\nunable to do Its work., took on new\nlife and vigor. Every morning, now',\nbefore going to school, she eats the\ncrisp little morsels and is now completely and entirely well, she seems to\nhave a new lease on life\u2014no more\ndistress ln tbe stomach, nor headache,\nbut sound and well everyway.\" Name\ngiven by Cnnadian Postum Co., Windsor, Ont. Read \"The Road to Well-\nville,\" ln pkgs.\n\"There's a Reason.\"\nEver read the above letter? A new\none appears from time to time. They\nare genuine, true and full ef human\nInterest. '\nJurist Has Terrible Struggle With\nCamorrlst He.Had Just Sentenced\nNaples.\u2014An attempt has recently\nbeen made by a C&mmorist prisoner\nto strangle a Judge at tho Naples\ncriminal court recently. Two members ot the Neapolitan Camorra, Spal-\nanea and Guadagnl, were found\nguilty ot theft, and were each sentenced to sixteen months' imprisonment.\nImmediately sentence was pronounced the prisoner Guadagnl, a man ot\nHerculean proportions, felled the two\ncarablnlerl who were on guard and\nescaped from the Iron cage in which\nhe was confined. He dashed toward\nthe judge, and blacked the eye of a\nlawyer who attempted to stop him,\nwhile two ushers each received a blow\non the nose.\n.There was a wild stampede from\nthe court, and the president rose and\nwrapped himself ln his robes as\nthough uncertain whether to beat a\nretreat. The Infuriated Camorrlst\nclambered up to tbe judicial bench\nwith amazing agility, and Belied the\nassistant judge nearest to him. Cav-\nallere Vltellt, by the throat and attempted v to throttle -him.- Both fell\nto the floor In the desperate struggle.\nBarristers and policemen endeavored\nto separate tbem, but several minutes\nelapsed before the grip ot the prisoner could be released, and the man put\nln chains. Tbe unfortunate judge\nwhen released was in a state ot collapse.\nThe Immensity of nature strikes\nevery one with the same, awed feeling.\nNo, lt doesn't. I took a girl to the\ncircus once, and she told me she\nthought the hippopotamus was cute\nHOW'S THIS\nWs offer One Hundred Dollars Reward\n(or any case of Catarrh that cannot be\ncured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.\nV. 1. CHI-NET 4b CO., Toledo, O.\nWe, tlie undersigned, have known P.\nJ. Cheney (or the last 15 years, and believe blm perfectly honest In all business\ntransactions and financially able to carry\nout any obligations made by his mm.\nWALDINO KINNAN A MARVIN,\nWholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.\nHall's Catarrh Cure io taken Internally,\nnoting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces o( the system. Testimonials\nsent (rce. Price IS cents per bottle.\nSold by all druggists.\nTake Halt's Family Pills (or conetipn-\nlion.\nWeather Wise\nIn a certain town the local forecaster of the weather was so often wrong\nthat his predictions became a standing\njoke, to his no small annoyance, for\nhe was very sensitive. At length,\nln despair of living down his reputation, he asked headquarters to transfer,\nhim to another station.\nA brief correspondence ensued.\nWhy, asked headquarters, do you\nwish to be transferred?\nBecause, the forecaster promptly\nreplied, the climate doean't agree with\nme.\nOnly One \"BROMO QUININE\"\nThat Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.\nLook (or the signature o( B. W. GROVE.\nCures a Cold In One Day. Cures Grip\n111 Two Days. 25o.\nBluff\nMr. Badgerton Is bere, sir, said tbe\nchief clerk. Shall I -show him ln?\nNo, replied tbe great organizer, let\nhim wait in the ante-room for about\nthree-quarters of an hour. He bas a\nbig proposition, but. I am anxious to\nkeep him from getting the idee that\nI consider It worth while.\nThe indications of worms are restlessness, grinding of the teeth, picking ot the nose, extreme peevishness,\noften convulsions. Under these\nconditions tfte best remedy lhat can\nbe got is Miller's Worn Powders.\nThey will attack the worms as soon\nas administered and will grind them\nto atoms that pass away In the evacuations. The little sufferc.' will be\nimmediately eased and a return ot the\nattack will not be likely.\nNo Encouragement\nParson (to workman who keeps taking nips from his bottle)\u2014Do you\nknow, my man, I never tasted spirits\nln my life.\nWorkman\u2014No, an' you ain't a-going\nto begin 'ere neither.\nA Soft Answer\nYou reem to be an able-bodied nan.\nYou ought to be strong enough lo\nwork.\nI know, mum. And you seem to be\nbeautiful enough to go on the stage,\nbut evidently you prefer the simple\nlife.\nWhen buying your Piano in*\nstat on having an\n\"OTTO HIGEL\" I\nPiano Action\nREAL ESTATE PROFITS j\nWe only handle property ol sterling\nmerit, on wnlch we are prepared to\nguarantee profits.\n\"Our WOODLAWN,\" BT. V1TAI-!;\nand \"DEER LODGE\" properties are'\ngood Investments. We want a good\nagent to represent ue In every town.\nFor terms apply,\nSTEWART 4~WALKER, LTD.\nSterling Bank Building, Winnipeg\n\"Don't waste time writing 1( yoii\ndo not mean business.\" \\-\nKSTNn_BU.TNTOM(THE\u00bbMOnill.\nMaa. Wisatow's aoonmfo arnur kaa Sam\nwed for over SIXTY YEARS by M1U.10N8 ot\nUOTH8K8 (or tbelr CHILDUN WHll*\nT8KTHING, wilh CBKFECT 8UCCES8. It\nSOOTIWS tke CHILD, BOFTBNS the GCMfc\nALLAYS all 1*A1N; CORES WIND COLIC, **A\nia the beet remedy (or DIAXKHffiA. It ie absolutely haraleee. le aare ead ask (ot \"Mi*\nWlnitow'e soothiag Syrup.\" aad take aa otlwe\nWad. -Iweaty-Sveceaua bottle.\nFREE TO ALL SUFFERERS.\n-liywtM)'ouTor\u00bbRn\"RUMwwN'\u00ab,GOT ths tutor\nlurviR tnrn iidi-iiv, bladder, mirvom disiasm..\nOHIOMICWIklNUIIS.ULCERf.UinKRUrTIOiflt.riLII,1\nWlHi fM Mf PHI hook. THK HOST IHSTRIXTIVB\nMRD1CAL ROOK IVM WR1TTRN.IT TELLS ALL ibmt tlMM\nmmxwmm\nUll-iik.rjjjiilo. .oi>tow\u00bb\u00ab|ta\u00abil. Dc.-lmml.meA.\nMSB.Co,H\u00abvaiar_\u00absSD,awnriAo,Losi>os,ginfl\nMaypole Soap\nTHB CLEAN\nHOMB DVB\nGives lien, erea\ncalen, free boa\n****** aadaUek-\n\u2022ly fart. Don aet\nUaialiaDd.oil.atdM\n24 colon, will lire\n\u2022ay dude. CeUi\nlfc. black 15c, al\nyea dealer*! m\nMat-paid witb\nbooklet \"Hew le\nDye\" hear\nF, L BENEDICT A\nWhenever the weather man doea\nturn out an article guaranteed to suit\nsome storm or other cornea along and\nspoils lt.\nA woman with a secret sorrow never\nrests until It Is known.\nYou can get most ot the things yoi\nwant by working hard tor Ibem.\nfeed t#Hicti *_____\u00a3 tavMMt\n\u2022arfMd'-MtMtMMu-erttktrphoM.\nThe Mowitto^^a^\n^T The Fly;\n1 ^P 1 . Hi\nWE ARE all exposed to mefc dangers-our only armor is ooo* tad\nbleed 1 Let yonr stomach be ot good digestion, your liver active\nand year tonga (ull o( good put* air aad you aoa't aarraader ta aoyo( tke dbasse-\nkeaiW genu. Tha beet known tonic aat alUtalhre, that eomets a torpd llw.\naad kelps digaettoo ao that good blood ia leenataeturad and ika srst-na aonrakad.I\nwX*. flolden.Meflcal lUscovery\n- Tbls fnmona Medicine kaa been sold by medietas dealen Is II* lleaid term tm\nm forty yean, (bring gnat tatliteeUon. If you prefer yea ean an obtala Dr.\nPlerce'a Golden Medled Dleeevery tablets ef yoar druggist at 11.00, alao la Ue sta*\n\u2022r by mail-send SO one-cent etaatpe, R.V. Plane,\nftSfttfl\nLY,fW trial hen.\nQuestion* ofUfe 3\u00ab*\u00abS\u00abPto&W*'-^\n\u25a0^r\u2014\u2014\u2014- -\u25a0\u2014-\u2014 \u2014- \u2014 Titer t*r ww. w. rmm *s*. a*. \u00ab\n\u25a0wteewea-an.wir.or \"'h .\n'\"\nCures\nINFLUENZA.\nCATARRHAL FEVER\nPINK EYE\nEPIZOOTIC ^\nDISTEMPER\nCHRONIC COUGHS\ni\nBooklet \"Distemper; Causes, Cure and Prevention,\" PREE.\nAll druggists, harness dealers. Distributors\u2014ALL WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.\n- 8POHN MEDICAL CO., Goshen, Indiana, U.S.A.\nThe Housekeeper\nWHO WOULD MAKE WASH-DAY EASIER, CAN DO SO BV\nUSING\nEddy's Wares\nEddy'e Indurated Tube allow tha water to retain heat longer\nand never rust. Being made In one asamlsss piece eannot splinter\nand so tha danger of snagged lingers and torn clothes la eliminated.\nUsed In conjunction with\nEddy's Washboards\nWashday Loses Half Its Terrors\nWhy he was Glad\nThe man with the long beard stood\nKenstvely at the curbing gazing at\n5be passing traffic-In the street.\nI ball with delight-the advent of the\nautomobile, he muttered aloud, for\n-to longer need I fear crossing the\nstreet lest some hungry horse mistakes me tor a walking bale of hay.\nMlnard'a Liniment. Cures Dandruff.,\nThe pie trust would retire, from the\nHeld* vanquished and binding lip the\nwounds to its pocketbook were the\nwomen to fight tt with the kind of\njrlesithat mother used to make.\nThe man who Uvea, beyond his\nmeans pays for It, if not in cash.\nA girl who knows she ls pretty likes\nto bbve her suspicions corroborated.\niNMMtYKO\niiAXATWCS\nare beat for .nursing\nmothers because they de\nnot affect lhe rest ol the\nsystem. Mild but sure. 2Se.\na box at your druggist's.\nnational nnue ... chcmioai\nen.., eaNAOA, uni-rce.\nQON'T wast* your time figuring\nout why a black hen lays a\nwhite egg. Get busy and Jump\nInttf your LEATHER LABEL\nQVKR-HAULS and get tho egg.\nTUB BEN. THK gGO.\n.-THE-\nLeather Label\nOVEI-RAUL COMPANY. LIMITED,\nMAxnr_.c_.un__.as or\nHigh Grade American Over-Hauls,\nWALKEBTILLK ONTARIO.\nTear this eut nnd mall It te ua with\nyear-name an* nddrnaa and wn win nana\nna *\u2022,\u00bb*, ear enlekratad CORN COB\nVims, tnti.\nWtm*. .*.\t\nlawn'. I*ror\t\nTour dealer's name - -\u00bb.\u00bb\nTowu....... ~ Prov.\t\nWHY\ni\nv.'\n\u25a0i M THI BUT FOR VOU.\nBECAUSE\nIt keens your \"White Clothes\" looking\nJot* like ltew.\nIt does not Spot or Streak the clothes\nS\u00bb there Is no.aaullot. ,.\nJt ta the \u2022\u2022Han\u00abirt Kind\" to use.\n* :It Is Guaranteed to give Perrae'. Sal\nfaction or money Cheerfully RalXindad. .\nTRY IT,\n\u25a0ad Prove It\nfwYoimell.\ntls-\n1.1 STE N I ti\n'\u00ab_,'_. . TT-r* *ad\n\"J-R Blue lininch better\n4 aay ether.\" MUs\niwuoii, Belmeat, Mae.\n\u25a0*J-R Blue lisaBicelknt\n1, Sagr\t\nI\nt**t'~\n>, Coon, Ont.\n.ft Bine Is the best\nlevernsed.' Mn.W.\nir, Brandon, Man,\nAn Example\nWealth doesn't always bring happiness, remarke\". the youngster with\nthe large spectacles.\nNaw, asserted the other kid. Look\nat me cousin yonder. He's got two\ncents, and he can't decide between\nlollipops and chewing gum.\nYoung man (whispering to Jeweller)\n\u2014That.engagement ring I bought of\nyou yesterday\u2014\nJeweller\u2014What's the matter with It.\nDidn't lt fit\nYoung man (cautiously)\u2014Sh I It did\nnot have a chance. Qimme studs\nfor it.\nHe Knew\nTommy, said tils mother, what would\nyou like to glvo your cousla Willie\ntor hts birthday.\nI know what I'd like to give him,\nanewered Tommy, who bad been bullied by the other boy, but I ain't big\nenough.\nMinard's Liniment for sale evei\nrywhei\nDegraded\nYou are very low, observed the weather man.\nYeB, replied the official thermometer, regretfully, I fear I bave taken\na drop too much.\nHard Work\nBo you have a city Job, have you!\nYea.\nDon't have to do any work, 1 suppose\"!\nI don't, eh? I have lo get my pay\nwarrant every month and sign it and\nget It cashed.\n\"The Only Cure\nfor Piles\"\nWrites Mr. Taylor In Tolling His\nExperlenoeWlthDr. Chaw's\nOintment,\nA MESSAGE FOR\nTH0SE1TH0 SUFFER\nMRS. E. J. TALBOT TELL8\nTHEM TO FIND A CURE SN\nDODD'S KIDNEY PILLS\nShe Had Rheumatism, Lumbago, and\nNeuralgia, arid Found the Remedy\nShe Waa Looking for In Dodd's Kidney Pills.\nHamilton, Ont.* (Special) .\u2014\"I know\nthere are a lot'of people who suffer\nand do not know what will cure them.\nDodd'a Kidney Pills will.\"\nThese are 'the words ot Mrs. E. J\nTalbot who resides at 293 Wellington\nstreet north this city. And Mrs.\nTalbot speaks out of her own experience.\n\"Last July I was very sick,\" Mrs.\nTalbot continues. \"My heart bothered me, my limbs > are heavy, and I\nbad a dragging sensation across the\nloins. Rheumatism, lumbago and\nneuralgia added to my sufferings, and\nlhe doctor I called In did not help me\nmuch. .,\n\"I finally decided to \"try Dodd's\nKidney Pills. I bave used seven\nboxes and I am so much stronger and\nbetter that I feel I must recommend\nthem to others.\"\nMrs. Talbot's complication of troubles all came trom sick kidneys.\nThat's why Dodd'e Kidney Pills cured\nthem. For Dodd'e Kidney Pills are\nno cure-all. They simply cure kidney disease of any kind. Tbey never\nfall to do tbat.\nW, N. U. Ml\nOf Course\nOh, Helen! Suppose I sbould faint\nsome time, and I should come to ln\neome young man's arms! What would\nI do?\nWhy, Margaret, keep your eyes\nclosed ot course.\nUr. If. Taylor.\nBecause Dr. Chase's Ointment\nbrings aimoat Immediate reliel (rom\nthe dreadful Itching, burning, Stinging sensations of piles, lt la well worth\nthe attention of everyone suffering\ntrom this annoying disease.\nIn most cases, even after yeara of\nstanding. Dr. Chase's Ointment makes\na thorough and lasting cure ot Itching, bleeding and protruding piles.\nMr. Maxwell Taylor, Charlottetown,\nP.E.I., writes: \"To all sufferers from\npiles In any form I would recommend\nDr. Chase's Ointment as the only cure.\nOver a year ago while In Boston I\nbecame afflicted with a dreadful Itching. I went to a doctor, -who gave\nme some ointment, which mado ine\nno better. A friend advised the use\not Dr, Chase's Ointment, and by the\nuse ot two boxes I was entirely cured. Tou may publish thia statement\nIn order that other sufferers may\npr-eflt by my experience.\"\nDr. Chase's Ointment can better\nprove Its value by the rellet It affords\nthan by all the words we could use\na ita praise. M cents a box, all\n.eaters, or Edmanson, Batea * Co.,\nLimited, Toronto.\nIn tbe spring the young man's fancy\ngets a hunch that he will bave to get\nbusy or there won't be any summer\nclothes tor blm.\nBABY'S GOOD HEALTH\nThe good health of baby depends\nentirely upon whether his stomach and\nbowels are kept right or not. Keep\ntfo_\u00bb bowels working regularly and the\nlittle stomach sweet and baby will be\nwell and happy. To do tbls use\nBaby's Own Tablets\u2014tbey are a gentle\nlaxative and have no equal. Mn.\nOhas. Laplerre, Lea Boules, Que.,\nsays: \"I have found Baby's Own Tablets very good for my baby and tbey\nkept him In good health.\" The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or\nby mail, at 25 cents a box trom The\nDr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.\nThe sun may ahlne tomorrow, but\nthat wont serve as an umbrella today.\nCould Hardly Live fer Asthma.\nWrites one man who Aft\" years of\nBuffering baa found relief through Dr.\nJ. D. Kellogg's\" Asthma Remedy.\nNow be knows bow needless has been\nhla suffering. This matchless remedy give* aure help to all afflicted\nwith asthma. Inhaled as smoke or\nvapor It brings the help so long needed. Every dealer haa It or can get\nIt for you from hia wholesaler.\nIndeed Who Would?\nListen to this, wifey, aaid Mr. Hub-\nby, looking up from hts newspaper.\nFor every missionary sent abroad last\nyear, America sent 1,469 gallons ot\nliquor.\nMerciful goodness! exclaimed\nwifey, who'd erer think missionaries\nwere such drinkers?\nA Jolly\nGood Day\nFollows\nAGood Breakfast\nTry a dish of\nPost\nToasties\ntomorrow morning.\nThese sweet, thin bits made from\nIndian Corn are cooked, toasted and\nsealed tn tight packages without\nthe touch of human hand.\nThey reach you fresh and crisp\n\u2014ready to eat from tbe package by\nadding cream or milk and a sprinkling of augar, lt desired.\nToasties are a Jolly good dish\u2014\nNourishing\nSatisfying\nDelicious\nMade by Pure Food Factories of\nCanadian Postum Cereal Company,\nLtd., Windsor, Ont.\nT77\u00ab\n..?wu\n4j\nMA-DHU-CO.\nWhen You Get ^\nRun Down \"\"\"\"\n\u2014catch cold easily\u2014and dread, Instead ol\nenjoying, the keen winter weather-then you need\nNa-Dru-Co Tasteless\nPreparation of\nCod Liver Oil\nThis. Na-Dru-Co Compound embodies the well-known nutritive and\ncurative elements of Coo Liver OU\u2014Hypophosphltes ts build up ths\nnerves\u2014Extract of Wild Cherry to act on the lungs and bronchial tubes\u2014\nand Extract of Mall, which, besides containing valuable nutriment Itself,\nhelps ths weakeneu digestive organs to assimilate other Iood.\nThe disagreeable taste et raw Cod Liver OH is entirely absent,\nand the Compound Is decidedly pleasant to Uke. In 50c. and $1.00\nbottles, at your Druggist's. \u00bb*\nNATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA, LIMITED.\nRich in all the\nelements that go to\nmake 0ood flour.\nA71b. trial sack,\nwill make you a\nconstant user of\nPURITY\nFIIOUR\nMore Bread and Better Bread\nwtoty rcouR\nSTANDARD\nGas Engine Oil\nAnt, ..\nUsed and recommended by the leading\nengine builders all over the country.\nKeeps its body at high temperatures.\nEqually good for external bearings.\nGRANITE\nOi\nHarvester Oil\nA heavy, short-cut oil (or farm machin?\nery. Insures the least possible friction*\nand wear. Moisture and changes of tern*\nperature do not affect it\nEl Dumb Cwtor Machine (HI Mica Axle Crests\nCapitol Cylinder Oil Sifter Star Engine Ktrsssss\nTkrt&tr Hard Oil Imperial Mstsr Getoline\nStock carried at 300 tank and warehouse\nstations in Western Canada. For addresses,\nprice li\u00bbtf, etc., write any agency.\nTHE IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY, Limited\nMate Office*\nWINNIPEG\nBet-las, Meets Jaw, Saikalee*, Cslf sty,\nsmmmtm, LstUriJge, Vaacetrsr\nThan Hi Want Home\nTha young man aat and tat and\ntalked and talked.\nAbout 11.30 he aang: Love, I'm Going Away.\nThe young lady showed Interest tor\nthe first time since 8.30.\nWhen do you start? she Inquired.\nThere may be other corn curea, but,\nHolloway's Corn Cure stands at tbe\nhead of the Hat ao tar aa result! are\nconcerned.\n.. ' l\nOxygen, oxygen, madam. That li\nwhat you need, said the eminent specialist. Come every afternoon tor\nyour Inhalations. Tney will cost TW\n|5 each.\nI knew our family physician didn't\nunderstand my case, declared the\nfashionable patient. He told me all\nI needed was t'wX trash air.\n. Waste makes haste\u2014la the direotlon\not the pooriiouse.\nIt ls easier to be foolish than dignified, and sometimes lt paya Just aa\nwell. THE SUN, GRAND FORKS, B. C.\n(life C&ranfc forks &un\nQ. A. EVANS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER\nsusaoatmoa aavae i\nme Year ., \u00bbHS\nIne Year (In advance) 1.00\nOne Year, in United States , UO\nAddress all communications to'\nTaa Bvaaiao Sua,\nHHOtlS B.4 GSAKD POBIB. B.C\nFRIDAY, MAY 9, 1913\nIn an obscure portion ot a local\npaper last week appeared an application for a new liquor license in\ntbis city. Tbe notice was probably\nplaced io that position in order not\nto attract too uiucb public attention,\nIt is the opinion of Tbe Sun that\nthe application sbould not be granted. Those of our citizens who were\nresidents of the city seven or eight\nyears well remember tbe hitter fight\nthat was waged when the licenses\nwere reduced from fifteen or sixleeii\nto eight. To increase theiu now\nwould in all probability cause a\nrepetition of this warfare in the near\nfuture. Th\u00bb fact tbat tbe application is for a wholesale or shop\nlicense does not materially alter the\ncase. The tendency k} this province at present is to reduce the\nliquor licenses . wherever- possible.\nln Vancouver recently, out of\neighty-two applications for wholesale licenses only one was granted,\naod 163 applicatious for ebop licenses\nwere rejected. Half a dozen retail\nlicenses have also lately been cut out\nin that city for trivial offences-\noffences of a less serious nature than\nacts alleged to bave been committed\niu some of the oir-rooins in ibis section of tbe province. It should,\ntherefore, be apparent to every citizen that, wben other cosaniunit.es\nare reducing the licenses, it would\nbe foolish fur tbis cily to increase\nthem.\nAt the meeting.of the Conservative\nassociation in this city last week\ntbe two principal speakers expressed\ntbe utmost confidence that Attorney\nGeneral Bowser would compel the\nDoukhobors in this province toobey\ntba laws of the land. Both Mr.\nMr. Miller, member for Grand\nForks, and Mr. Campbell, member\nfor Kusslanil, voiced this sentiment.\nConfidence is an admirable attribute,\nprovided you know tbe person in\nwhom, you confide. But there ._\u2022\nalso such a thing as misplaced confidence, and this has led lo the ili-\nstruetion of millions of men, in d\neven nations. Nearly every one ul\nus know of aome person who hai\nbeen utterly\" ruined by trusting implicitly in tbe prostestations. of. a\nconfidence man. It is now nearly\na year since the Doukhobor commission made an ostentatious tour\nthrough the province, and tha Oq'ly\nresult so far apparent from its deliberations is an utter contempt lor\ntbe laws of tbe province by the\nDoukhobors. Before tbat august\nbody commenced its labors the local officers were able to enforce some\nsemblance of law and order in the\ncolonics, bui since these people have\nbecome wards of the attorney-general, thev do pretty much as they\nplease. No pretence is now made at\ncomplying witb the registration\nlaws. People living in the vicinity,\nsay that io the colony west of this\ncitv a hospital is maintained. At\npresent, they tbink, it is filled with\nsick women and children. Some\n\u2022f these may die without medical\naid, and the cause of death remain a\nsecret; buried without registration,\nand leave no record of their having\nekisted. If nny otliw class of citizens showed lhe same defiance of\nttie law, they would land in jail;\nbut as long as our lawmakers have\nconfidence in the attorney-general;\nand the people continue to place\ntheir, trust in the present provincial\ngovernment, the Doukhobors will\nenjoy immunity of the law.\nA one-legged Vancouver newBboy\nwho found a roll of hills amounting\nto $400, and returned them to the\nrightful owner, was rewarded by a\ngift of 23centB. It appears to be ja\ndebatable question, after all, whether\nhonesty is the best policy.\nThe Irish Nationalists defeated\ntbe woman suffrage bill in the British house of commons. Men of such\nnarrow-gauge intellects are scarcely\ndeserving of home rule.\nNo one can fully realize what hard\nwork is until he has tried lo dig a\ncouple of columns of loeal news out\nof a niche in his head where uo\nnews exists.\nA million dollar rain visited the\nKettle valley last night. It was the\nfirst capitalist we've seen since the\nrailway magnates were bere.\nThe person who lives solely lor\npleasure is of no earthly benefit to\nhumanity.\nThe Sun job office is the best\nequipped for all clas_.es ol work in\nthe Boundary.\nTen Minorca Roosters, one y. ar\nold, for sale Apply Dick Malm\nRuokla addition.\nYOU NUD A GOOD\nWAGON IF YOU ARE\nA \/^fiOOD FARMER\nVE've COT WHAT YOU\nWANT\nOne Wise Man\nj Wben a man named Landry was\nliberated from jail ib Nova Scotia in\norder that he could take up tha\nduties ol a wharfinger, none ol the\n.ministers at Ottawa knew anything\nabout the .case, although it wae tbe\nminister o! justice who let hiin out.\nWhen 73 acres 61 choice land now\nworth 1374,000, at Prince Albert,\nwas bestowed upon a man named\nDonaldson for ten dollars by Mr.\nRogers' department, the minister\nsaid he did uot know of the transaction until after it had heen effected. The otber day Mr. Borden said\nhe was unaware that Mr. Bowsi r\nhad acquired the Kitsilano reserve\nfrom the Indians, the Dominion\ngovernment's wards, until infomed\nby tbe opposition. They sbuul 1\nsend up a distress signal for one\nGeorge E Foster to return inBtante*.\nHe, at any rate, does know some\nthing \u2014Victoria Times,\nThe Sun job office is lOveTstocked\nwitb some sizes of billheads. Call\nand get a bargain.\nFor Sale\u2014A good team; weight\nabout 2500 lbs. Apply Sun office-\nDon' t forget that The Bun'has the\nbest job printing deparrment in tbe\nBoundary country.\nDon't be misled by false statements of competitors. Advertise in\nThe Sun, because it iB read by mm*\npeople than aby other paper printed\nin the Boundary district.\nHV. 0HA6.J*AG*gB 8ATI\nMa. C. A ABBOTT, . Asp* 11, ****.\ndsAnaSt., hewVorlcCity. ,*\nDor Sin H_ewk1.om__nrover40y11ettol.hn\nelects ol WilioH'. Kewfliy tWUeoo'e PisensUoe.\nelHiriMVlMiplitteeandBk^etMlBeMMolpuU\n\u25a0soa-7 liouDln. Al thir punt I mil ssy to yo*\nwhat vou bave not before.known of: thst 41 nets\nalsce, while I wu a r.iidmt ot N.Y. Cily, 1 wee\nuntil, IU with lun* trouble,Physician,ssid1 \u00bb\u00abs\na consumptive and my f.ni.ty physician told my wile\nthst he thought I emt fret reaver. Mrattsatieu\nwu directed to tlie Wi'sba Keroedy, which I *m\\\nwith splendid clue.. I have br-n on_sy lietud tt\nwofkevtriin-ewvrfle-f. Your .truly,\nri.v.c.ia*5.sacbr;\nViator U. E,Cour_h, Hunter, (GreeneCo.,) N.Y.\nOe I.ec t, 1911, Mr. S\u00ab\u00abr wrote Mr, Abbott)\n\"My health Is very e-.od.'r\nIf yon will write Mr. Abbott ba\nwill gladly fnrtii h you any further\ninformation you desire.\nBarred\nPlymouth Rocks\nand Rom Comb\nRhode Island Reds\nEggi\nlor krtebag Iron. O A eachjaaay\n'8 Biblbltloe Steell -faUC CjOiollty\nA. D. MORRISON\nGRAND FORKS, B. O.\nST. JOSEPH'S BOARDING\nAND DAY SCHOOL\nLocated in the central part ol the city\nof Nelson, offers every facility lor a\nsolid education in English, uoininercial\nand music branches. Embroidery,plain\nand fancy needlework and singing are\ngiven apecial attention. The commercial course includes stenography, typewriting, bookkeeping and commercial\npractice. Pupils prepared tor examinations ol the Associated Boards ol the\nLondon Royal Academy and Koyal\nCollege ol Music.\nOur wagons won't work your horses to death.\nrun light. ,,\u00bb.,,'\nThey are made of strong, tough, seasoned wood and will j\nstand the roughest weat*. ,\nIf you buy a wagon from us and anything .goes wrong\nwith.it, drive up in front of our store and see if we don't (\nmake good. * \" '\nMclntyre C& Smith\nAt the Head\nThe man al thc head ot affair-;\nwhether al home ot in business, is\nthe one.whose attention you wish\nt\u00bb attract.\nOur paper goes into lhe bcM class\nof homes and is read by the head uf\nthc family. Thai account! for thc\nresults obtained hy lhe use of\nChssiM Want Ads.\nrn>.'\u00bbn_M -\nMBaMMWassss-ssaM\nWe Have Received To-\nDay\nFresh-killed Beet, zJMutton, Veal\nand Young Pork\nP.\nFresh Fish Dailj^\nIncluding Salmon and Halibut\n8 CO. Ltd.\nP T? A PT-f BASEBALL\na\\.a^-T1^\/JLX GOODS\nUsed in the West exclusively, being highest in\nqnapty. See our new stock of Gloves, Balls' etc.\nReach Balls .$1.25 each\nWoodland C8\u00bb Quinn-\nTAe Rexall Druggists\nCERTIFICATE OP IMPROVEMENTS\nNOTICE\n\"8. C.\" and \"Copper King\" Mineral Cluim\",\nsituate In thf Graud Forks Mining Ol vision\nofjale DtstrlM.\nWhere located: In Fran' lin cnmp.\nTAKE NOTICE Ithst I. William H. H jITmnii,\nI lor mviell ae executor oi the will \"f tlio\nlute Catherine Hoffmen, nnd aa niteiit fnr\nJacob M. Paulson, Frie Miners' Certificate!\nNos. 81MDB aud IM7SB, respectively, Intend,\nsixty ,rlavu trom the date hereof, to npply to the Mining Recorder tor Certificates\nol Improvement, for the purpose of obtaining Crown ilrantiof the above claims.\nAnd further take notioe that action, under\nsection 87, must be commeneed before the\nIssuance ol auch rertMoatee of Improvements.\nDated this 8tli dny of May, A.D. 1.18. j -\nWilliam h. hoffman.\nNOTICE\nIN THE M TrKB of an Application tor Ihe\nIssue of Duplicate Certificates of Title to\nLots 1 to 13 Inclusive, Block ., Map'23, and\nIota t and IS, Blook 1, Subdivision ot Lot\nSS. Mup07.\nNOTIOBIS RKREIIY GIVEN that It Is my\nIntention to Issue at the expiration of\none month after the flrst publication hereof\nduplicates of the Certlflouti e o! Titles to the\nabove-mentioned Iota In theuamt- of Henrv\nrtlilto, wlilcli Certificates are dated tho ltlh\ndey ol December, 1809. and the 9th day of May,\nwoo, respectively, and numbered -1.8A and\nUNA, respectively\nDated at Kamloops, B.C., April -.th, 1918.\n0 H. DUNBAR,\nDial riot Registrar.\nNOTICE BY EXECUTRIXES TO\nPILE CLAIMS\nU.S. B.C. 1911, Cap. ifflj, see. fl.\nIn the matter of the Estate of Harriett\nAmelia teach, la'c of Orand Porks, BC,\nWidow deceased.\nJOTI'-E IB HEREBY OIVKN tbnt all persona having Any olalms against the\nEstate nf the late Harriett Amelia Leach,\nwh'> died on or about the 10th day of April,\n1911, at Grand Forks aforesaid, \"re requested\nto .end by post prepaid, or to deliver tu the\nundersigned Solicitor tte-ein for Margaret\nRebecca Brau and Eveline M Thompson,\nExecutrixes and Trustees under the will ol\nthesaid Harriett Ami-He Leaeh. their names\nand addresses and full partlou'arsln writing\nof their olalms and statements of thi li no-\noountt and tb* nature ol security (if any)\nheld hy tbem. . ,\nAn 1 take noilce, that nfter the 21st day ot\nJim-,1913, the*a't ixecuMxes and Trustees\nwill proceed loillstrlbut the a.seta of the\nsaid deceasi-d ainouir the persons entl No longer is she the lily maiden\nlying a silken scarf to her knight's,\nlrm and sending him forth while she\nMt* snugly at home and makes tapestry. 01 course, nowsdsys knights do\nlot go to ths world's end for a fight;\niny anight with a drop of red blood\n\u2022i him can find a contest worth while\nIt his very door. So that necessarily\ntiters the lily maiden aspect slightly,\nkul Ui* real change is not due to cir-\nni instances.\nIt lies in the heroine herself, and.\nV-day she trudges by her knight's\n[ide, makes a restful refuge when he\na tired, cheers him when he is sad.\nInd helps him devise shrewd schemes\nbr the downfall of their mutual\ninemy, supplementing in every way\nbis cruder strength with ber keen\nIntuitions.\nTh* Pigeonhole Tomb* In Um In th*\nComotorio* sf Spain.\nA rather curious and td our Ideal\nsomewhat unplenslng custom obtain*\nIn Spanish cemeteries. All around the\nburying ground a building ls erected\nwhose design can only be compared to\nf.hat of a nest of pigeonholes, often\nwen In postofflces and similar Institutions. Eacb pigeonhole ls a tomb.\nWhen a person dies his relative* hire\nrplgeouhole for five years, and the remains are placed inside. The end Is\nIben sealed up with mortar and a me-\naortal tablet affixed on tbe outside,\ntb* lease of tbe pigeonhole ma; be\nrenewed at tbe end ot the Ave years,\nbut It lt Is allowed to expire tbe tomb\nIs unsealed and tbe bones removed to\nmake way tor another tenant.\nNeedless to say, lbe plan bas some\ngood points. Tbe space taken up by tbe\n\"pigeonhole cemetery\" 1* comparatively small, aa ls also the cost of burial.\nPlcturesqueness is, however, conspicuously absent, nor ts sentimental grief\ncatered for, ss It would \/be impossible\nto go and mourn at tbe grave ot a person buried In a pigeonhole so high up\nthat a ladder was needed to reach lt.\nIo such aa prefer tbe old fashioned\ngrave* tbe central space ot ground I*\noffered, bnt the pigeonholes ire tbe\nmoat popular.-Wide World Magazine.\nTHE CUTTLEFISH.\nH* Queer Ink Seo and It* Ability to\nChang* It* Color.\nSepia 1* | peculiar animal asbstaoc*\nobtained from tbe Ink bags or Ink mc*\nof cuttlefish.\nThe cuttlefish ar* a group of slngo*- named Bub 'fob, \"tbe most daring and | b. watched the camels being laden.\nChurch of St. Sophia.\nBorne may have wondered who was\niie St. Sophia who gave her name to\nfie great church at Constantinople,\nlays The London Spectator. Jt is not\nismed after a saint at all, its correct\nesignation, Agia Sophia, meaning\nhouse o! divine wisdom.\" Aocord-\niig to tradition an angel inspired\nbis name. Shortly after tbe founda-\nion ol tbe church had been laid by\nustinian a boy,' set to watch the\nrorkmen'* tools, was visited by a ee-\n\u25a0atial figure with wings reaching to\neaven. \"Go and tell the emperor,\"\n-uunanded the angel, \"that ..this\nriurch is to be name 'the House el\nlivine Wisdom'.\" and on hearing the\noy's story Justinian obeyed th* audio command.\nGlass Needed t Spoon.\n. She was pouring boiling water into\n) fine thin glass tumbler, when crack.\nrack, and the crystal vessel wa* in\n) condition fitting it only for the ash\nm*. * \u2022- -----\u2022\u2022*\u00bb?\u2022\u2022\u2022\u25a0.\u25a0:--\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u25a0*\u25a0.-.\u25a0 --\n(.\"Isn't that Just too bad that I\nVoke that glass? It ipolls\"*the Mt.\"\nlas her plaintive comment.\n(\"Uy dear girl,\" aaid the wise caller.\nwhenever you find it necessary to put\nhy very, hot liquid in a delicate class\nt china veiMl, U you will nut tb*\npoon in flrst nch an accident aa\nbu have had will be quit* impos-\nlble.\"\nA LOOK OF TERROR.\nHow Artist Hodler Posed Hla Model\nto Secure It.\nFerdinand Hodler** picture \"Da*\nUutlge Welb\" (the courageous woman)\nhu been much discussed in art circles,\nespecially in Switzerland, the home of\ntbe artist.\nTh* look of terror on Ihe woman's\nfact I* lifelike. Tbe atory of how tbe\nartist got th* facial effects, depicting\nfright and determination, is as follows:\nFour models came to bis studio to\n\u2022li for tha picture. He asked them In\nturn to wear an expression such a*\nthey wonld bave on lumping into a\nlifeboat from a linking ship In a storm.\nNot satisfied with th* results, he took\nthem np to tbe flat leaded root ot bl*\nbouse, which ls Are stories high, and\nplaced a cbalr on the extreme edge.\nThe poor models were dreadfully\nfrightened, and each In turn sat wld*\neyed on the'forward edge of the chair,\ntoo nervou* to look In auy direction but\nstraight forward.\nThe artist choss one ot the women\nand took up his easel snd rapidly\n\u25a0ketcbed In th* fac* and upper part ot\ntbe figure, tbough not at all too rapidly\nfor tbe sltter.-Munlcli Cor. New Tork\nRun. _____________\nSleep and Play.\nIf we want to deep every night we\n\u25a0bould work and play every day. But\nthe play must be play In Its essence\u2014\nthat I*. we must enjoy It Tbls Is tba\ngl*t of Dr. 0. W. Saleeby'i bint* on\nexercise for business men. Nature 1*\nsot so diabolically contrived, he aay*,\nthat-anytblng we enjoy I* bad for ua.\n\"We dally need work to discipline us,\nmaintain our physical, mental and moral liber; we dally need play to bear ten\nu* (It may be cricket, music, cbess, geology or even golf; we are all as different as our facM and bare different\nneeds accordingly), and ws nlgbtly\nneed sleep to restore us.\" Dr. Saleeby\nhimself take* no annual holiday, believing Uut tbe be*t plan 1* \"a bollday\n\u2022very day.\"\u2014New York Telegram.\n\" On* Way to Cateh a Pax.\nIf you ara particularly anxious to do\ns little surreptitious fox catching try\ntb* following. It If tbe sage of Lup-\nton who speak* ln hi* \"Thousand No-\ntable Thing*:\" \"Anoint tbe soles of\nyour shoes with a piece ot fat iwlne'i\nflesh as broad ai your hand, newly\ntoasted or a little broiled at tbe lire,\nwhen jou go out ot tbe wood homeward. And In every of yeur steps cast\na piece ot the liver of a swine roasted\n\u2022nd dipped In boney, and draw after\nyonr back th* dead carcass of a cat.\"\nTour fox cannot resist all this, but \"be\nsure to bav* a man nigh tbee wllb bow\nand ihafl* to tboot it him, or by some\notber mean* to hit him.\" (Iood fun tbls\nfor \u2022 country houM party at loose\nends.-London Spectator.\nIar sea creature* allied to slag*, mall*,\noyster* and other so called \"ibell flsb.\"\nTbe cuttlefish baa a sort ot shell beneath the ikln (sold nnder tbe name of\n\"cuttlebone\"), a pair of large eyes and\na borny beak. Uke all molluscs, they\nbave no real limbs at all, but from\naround tbe bead there spring eight or\nten long tentacle*, eacb armed with\nnumerous suckers.\nBy forflbly squirting out the sea wa-\nter wblcb It haa taken ln tbe sepia\ncan shoot backward through tbe water\nwltb great speed. The sepia I* Interesting, too, as being able to cbange Ita\ncolor In a measure so a* to harmonlz*\nwitb Its surroundings. Just under the\ntopmost layer of skin tbere sre distributed ill over tbe surface of tb*\nbody a number of cells, containing a\ndark pigment Wben tbese cells are\nexpanded the surface of tbe body becomes darkly spotted, but a* tbey are\ncontracted the creature look* paler.\nTbough best developed In tbe sepia\nand It* nearest allies, nearly every\nmember of the cuttlefish group possesses an Ink saa Tbe Ink sac contains the dark pigment secreted by s\nspecial gland. Wben discovered or\npursned by in enemy tbe sepia discharges some of Its Ink througb a\nsort ot funnel or tube. The pigment\nmixes with water very quickly and\nforms a dark cloud of Inky water, beyond wblcb' tbe sepia will dart Into\nsafety. ,\nSepias are often caught ln nets wltb\nfish. Tbe Bsberiiien, despising Ibe\ncuttles, - throw them out npon tb*\nbeach, and then tbey may be seen ly*\nlog tn tiny pools of dense black liquid\nsnd continually oozing out more Ink In\na vain attempt at coucealmeut-Cbl-\ncago Tribune. *\nFOOLED THE OFFICIAL 1 SLAVES OF THE DESERT.\nClevw Trlek a Daring Dated May** J A UlWBg Tik#n with Gratitude ky\nUpon an Englishman. | tt, %mV. Ur,.KX%\nIt was year* ago ln Burma. Ths j AM.M.Rt|inuui wore \u2022 heavy scowl\nEnglish government was having trou- tji.t ^^^ ,\u201e tor ,0m* oue, and his fin-;\nble with a certain princely recalcitrant | .tt. --\u201e,\u201e. his rawhide koorbag a*\nenterprising of tbe Dacolu.\" A heavy\nprice had been Mt upon the rebel'*\nbead, bnt *UU Boh Tob was cunningly I\nelusive.\nAt Ust, hard pressed, Boh Tob tried\na new tack. He walked straight Into '\nthe office of the commissioner.\n\"I am Bob Tob,\" be said simply. \"I\nhave come to surrender.\"\n. Exactly what be had counted on now\nhappened. Fourteen years' experience\nwith eastern subtlety and Intrigue bad\ntaught the commissioner to be wary.\n\"Thank you,\" be said. \"We will now\nproceed to discover wbo yon really are\nWhen all was ready to start he called\nout four names, and four dejected looking Arab* answered shamefacedly to\nthe summons.\nTbe emir spoke to tbem dispassionately, as one might speak to one's dog.\nand tben, tossing bl* koorbag to the\nnearest of the four culprlhti be bad*\nblm lay on s dozen of tbe best, wall*\nhe watched and criticised eacb stroke\nwitb grim earnestness.\nlt was not a pleasant sight to watch,\nand I thought lt policy to turn aside,\nbut tbe rest of tbe caruvun thoroughly,\nenjoyed the exhibition and greeted eacb\nand what you really want Tell me. * well )a|fl blow wItb approval*,\nwhat do yon expect to get out ot thlsr j when y,, pnnighment wa* completed\n\"Tee thousand rupees,\" said the Boh I Mcb of ibt cn|prna i\u201e turn came for-\nquietly.\nTb* commissioner, although a cool\nman, waa a little staggered. \"I don't\nqolte follow,\" he murmured.\n\"let it's quite simple,\" whispered the |\nBob. \"The government promises It),-\n000 rupees to tbe man wbo brings you\ntbe head of Bob Tob, I give It to yon.\" j\nward and kissed the emir's feet, thanking him for his mercy nnd calling Allah\nto witness that they were his dogs to\ndo wltb as he wished.\nFrom tbelr inbsequent conduct 1 bav*\nno reason to believe tbat tbey did not\nmean every word tbey said, though at\ntbe time I was skeptical, It ls not ev-\n'Capital,\" wa* the wary answer, j ery a.. tbat ... learn, ,ncj, an object\nLope 4* Vegs.\nt f.op* de Vega, the famous Spanish\nVamatiet* and poet, lived born 1563\ni IMS. Hi* literary work began\nthen he was about thirteen yeara old.\nbid from that time until his death,\n(.period ol sixty years, he poured\ntrth on enormous quantity el plays,\njramatic compositions of all kind*,.\nloems of every character, breathing\n(very spirit from the strictest ascetic-\nam to the most unbridled lioense.\ntver 1,800 plavs are credited to bim,\nind the published collection, comprising about 300, is contained in twenty-\ntight volumes.\ntlttlo Pitcher*.\n\"Shall I iavo to gel married when\nI grow up?\" asked little Flossie one\nlay of her mother.\n\"Just a* you please. oVai.\" answer-\nId her mother, with a smile. \"Most\n\u2022omen do, however.\"\n\"Ye*. I suppose so,\" oonlinued the\ntitle girl musingly. \"Mid I think I'd\ntetter (tart anl look out 1st a hus-\nwnd now. Ih y say that Aunt Jane\niu been at it for tweuty years and\nMn'l ca.i_.hl uix yel.\"-\nOre*nwloh Oheervstery.\nIs th* year 1075 King Charles If. ol\nEngland founded the royal observatory\nat Greenwich In order that astronomical observstions mlgbt be mode foi\ntbe aatUtanc* of *allor*. Tb* history\nof th* observatory bu been the his\ntory of chronology and et this practical aide of autonomy. Its work and\nIU st\u00abnd*rd* bar* becom* distinctly\nInternational. Tb* meridian of Greenwich sow determine* lb* longitude ol\nlb* world.\nBROKE IT GENTLY.\nHe Didn't Know Exactly What to Do.\nSo Thty Cam* to Hi* Rescue.\nA young author and critic, wbo baa\ncome to be an authority npon a certain\nmodern phase of educalon, went a few\nday* ago to deliver bis flrst lecture *l\n\u2022 girl*' school, lie had lectured before,\nbut never at a young ladle*' seminary, and aa two while tracked, curly\nhaired ushers led blm out to tbe plot-\nform and he aat down beside th* matronly principal among tbe women wbo\nmade np tbe faculty and faced a tea ot\ngirls' face* he wis young enougb to\nfeel \u2022 bit of embarrassment himself.\nIt was rather difficult at flrst, but once\ntb* lector* was atarted thing* went all\nright\nBe finished what be had to say ud\n*at down. Tbe audience and tbe matronly principal and tbe women wbo\nmad* up tbe faculty clapped tbelr\nbands enthusiastically. Tben tb* ap-\nplain* died down and silence settled\nupon tbe lecture bill. Tbe young mnn\nsat on wailing tor some, on* to My\nsomething, dimly conscious that a\nmove of one kind or another waa expected of blm. But bis lecture wss\nfinished. Be bad snld all be had to\nHy. There were no questions from\nfaculty or student*. A few of tbe girls\nbegan to fidget, but no one spoke\nThe young man became nopleasantly\naware that he was expected to do\nsomething and to do if at once, but be\ndid not know what to do. He reflected\nmiserably that be did not know th*\netiquette ot a girl*' icbool anyhow.\nAnd then there wa* * rigunl from lb*\nprincipal and a more In the audience,\nand tb* prettier of tbe two girl ushers\napproached him, a little embarrassed,\na little shy, determined to do ber duty.\n\"I'm M lorry, Mr. B,\" ihe murmured, \"but I'm afraid you'll bare to\u2014\nyou'll bav* to Hart right tbl* minute\nIf you want to mike your tralnf'-New\nTork Tim**.\n\"But a* you lose your bead wbat good\ndoes tbe money do you?\"\n\"My wife and children get the money.\"\n\"Pretty good, my mun, but uot qntte\ngood enougb. Tea thousand rupees will\nbe nothing to Bob Tob.\"\n\"It lt were not I sbould not be here.\nI bave been deserted and robbed. I\nam aure to be captured. My family\nmlgbt as well have the money while t\ncan still command It\"\n\"But wby shouldn't I keep tbe mon*\ney? 1 band your bead over, you know.\"\n\"Because you are an English gentleman. I chose my man, you see.\"\nTbe commissioner mused awhile.\nThen he broke silence. \"Look bere. I\nknow yon sre not the Bob. Thut Is\nquite clear. 1 don't care wbo you art.\nBut tell me frankly what you want\"\nTbe Burman hesitated awbile. Then\nhe said: \"Tou are rlgbt Uut my life U\n\u2022worth as little as the Boh's. I bave\nbetrayed blm and fobbed bim. He bas\nsworn revenge. Give me an escort as\nfar as MnudaUy. Bere, take these\nnote* for 1.000 rupee*\"-be had laid\nibem on the table\u2014\"nod keep them It j\nIn twelve days' time l do nut tell you j\nhow and wben yoli can capture lb* {\nBoh. Keep them till the Boh Is caught\nif you prefer.** j\nThe commissioner tbongbt hard and i\nIn silence for quite two minute*.\n\"I agree.\" be said at length. i\n8o the Boh was safely escorted to\nMandalay. Later tbo commissioner re-\nceived a letter from blm.\n\"Tou may keep those rupees,\" lt ran,\n\"whicli I, Bob Tob, left witb you twelve\ndays ago. I told you tbe truth. Tou j\nwould oot believe me. Tbe English\ngovernment tike* truth, aud lt like* !\nmoney, but tbey never want botb. 11\ntblnk, at tbe urn* time.\" \u2014 Youth**\nCompanion.\nlesson In humility and feudal acrvlca-\nWide World Magazine.\nINSPIRED AUTHORS.\nIdeae Como to Thorn, It Would Seem,\nIn Spito ef Themselves. 1\nBernard Sbaw bo* stated more than\nonce that he U \"Inspired.\" -'.'I am\npushed,\" he says, \"by a natural need\nto set to work to writ* down conversation* tbat come Into my bend unaccountably. At flrst I hardly know tbs\nspeakers snd cannot And names tar\ntbem. Tben they become more and\nmore familiar, and I learn their names.\nFinally 1 come to know them very,,\nwell and discover wbst It Is they are\ndriving at and wby It U they bavo\nsaid and done tbe things 1 bsve been\nmoved to wt down.\"\nOther writer* and painters, too, have\ndescribed their processes In a similar\nway. William Blake was positive and\nemphatic.Is describing blmself as s\nmere amanuensis, writing down tbs\nword* that were audibly spoken to\nblm, and be painted In the same war\nfrom a model wt before hli eyes and\nvisible to blm alone, ilodln, tba\nFrench sculptor, gave his aswnt to tbs\nsame Idea ot models visible to the eye\nof the artist Dickens said that bU\ncharacters ware actually visible and\naudible to him. and It will be remembered that \"Kubla Khan\" was dictated to Coleridge while b* ilept-l-oo-\ndou Spectator.\nI\\\nTh* Curiou* Guanaco.\n\"Amurnl\" (guanaco) whispered one,\nj a* they crouched low In the boat\nI \"Kill\" and be pointed to tbe rifle bs-\nI *ld\u00ab m* ln tbe stem sheets. The gold.\neu brown ot the white breasted, deer-\n| like animal atood ont a little note of\ni color, complementing strongly against\nI the verdant green of the dark, wet for*\nest side, but well out of range. I bad\nseen tbe IndUn guanaco ikln caps*\n(cloaks) sold by tbe fur dealer* of I'iib*\nU Arenas, but tbls was my flrst\nglimpse ot tbe animal Itself, many,\nTho Most Crowded Strict\nTbe supreme sensation or New York'*\neast tide I* the sensation ot tb* a*-\nfounding populousoess. The most\npopulous street In th* world-Wring- .\nton street-is a sight not to be for- i ^^of which'l sswTster\" during\nfl.l. ,n8 the open country U *n unln- j -J- Z^sJZ^sVZ\nhabited desert! The architecture seemed to sweot humanity at every window\nand door. The roadways were often\nimpassible. The thought of th* hidden Interiors was terrifying. Indeed.\nIhe hidden interiors would not bear\nthinking about Tbe fancy shunned\nlliein-a problem out to be settled by\nsudden municipal edicts, but only by\nthe efflux ot generations. - Harper'*\nMagazine.\nHeroism of an Indian.\nA few yeors ago In northern Mexico\na truck carrying a load or dyuanilt*\nj for use it a mine wa* suddenly discovered to be on tire at a village station.\nI Tbe risk was Imminent, so the driver\n1 of ii locomotive engine picked the truck\ni ap and run It nway into the country nt\n: nil the speed he could put on. He bad*\nthe hriibeniiin Jump off nnd save him\ngentlne lieutenant aa be and Captain\nMusters one* viewed a solitary guanaco. \"Tou hire the neigh ot a born,\nthe woolof a sheep, the nick of a camel, the feet of a deer, nnd the swiftness of tbe devil.\" Tet withal * graceful animal and at a distance not unllkt\nred deer, though larger.-Oullug.\nCareful With Their Lemon*.\n\"In Knglish Inns,\" Mid * man who\nhad Just returned from * long coachiug\ntrip In England. \"Ihey do oot use lemon* lo our haphazard fashion. They\nm*k* the um of on* more or les* of a\nsolemn file. I remember asking tor *\n'bora*'* neck* lo a little Inn In tbe north\nof th* drink, ind I eiplnlned lo him \u201e_ ,\u00bb, \u00bb. \u201e.. ,,.\u201e\u201e,\u201e\u201e\u201e\nttat It wns ginger lie with \u2022 lemon\npeel is It. B* went back to tbe bar\ntnd returned presently wltb an empty\ntroy, Ti\" very sorry, sir,' be snld.\n'but w* haven't got a lemon open Just\nsow.' \"-New Yrrk Tribune.\nhe had got a mile uwuv the dynamite\nntpln'lt'il. Kvery window In the village\ntrim broken, and ne wns blowu to atoms, but tlie Inhabitants were saved.\nlie was a pure blooded Indlim.\u2014\"South\nAmerica,\" by James liryce.\ni\nProbably the most desolate spot in\nthe world inhabited by white men is\nl the lighthouse maintained by the Argentine Government at Cape Horn.\nThis is claimed to be the southern-\n' most HghthouM in the world.\nThe DlWerenee.\n\"Pa, what'* the difference between\nthc meaning ol prepared and ready?\"\n\"Well, there's many a person who\nnay bc prepared to die, but t never\nuw one who wm rc\u00bbdy.\".'\nHi* Disease.\nWhtn Lord Cbaactltor Campbell,\ntben plain Campbell, married Mis*\nScarlett ind departed en bl* wedding\ntrip, Jnitlc* Abbott obso.-'Ted wbeu * '\netiiM wm called on In tbt U.nch: \\\n\"I thought Mr, Hi-oughi.ni, that Mr. i\nCampbell wu In thli caie.\"\n\"Tm, my lord,'' replied Brougham;\n\"bat I understand ht U suffering from\nScarlett ftver.\"-Cblc*go Record Dtr\naid.\n\"Pi, when is i man well to dor\n\"Whtn ht can afford lo tpend a*\nmuch lu a year for hi* clothe* a* hi*\nwlft dot* In a month for htr\u00bb.\"-Chl-\nrago llecord Uerald.\n\u2022Wh\u00bbt'* Yeur Nam*r\u2014\"What.\"\nA g'lild of godparents to wire children from incongruous names Is being\nsuggested. The lute Canon llirdalcy.\nauthor of a book on English names,\ntold Ihe story of whnt wns probably\nIho most Idiotic name ever bestowed\nupon an unfortunate Infant. A woman bad her son baptized What, for\nno other reason thnn to cause amusement lu future years when, being asked hit name, he sbould reply \"What\"\n\u2014London Chronic!*.\nJarred Hor.\nA Chicago woman was traveling In\nthe orient. On a trip through * desert\n1 ahe wa* carried by four stalwart blacks\nIn a cbalr suspended on pole*. Tbs\nl natives started out with great cheer,\ni but a* the Journey progressed and lb*\n' sun beat down npon (hem they began\nI to chant * prayer to Allah. It w\u00abs\nI melodious, tbough * bit mournful. Its\nS constant repetition was soothing, nnd\n, th* lady dozed. On awakening, tbs\nprayer, grown more mournful, \u00ablmort\n1 despairing, wa* still being Intoned.\nTurning to ber Interpreter sh* asked\nlhe meaning of tlie mysterious words.\nTb* interpreter pretended oot to heir.\nbut being pressed for an answer flnal*\nly bowed low and snld:\n\"Madam, since you Insist they pray\ntbat the great Allah may mike yoa\nless fat\"-<.blc*go Tribune.\n\"Wbere there'* \u25a0 winner there'* a*.\nway* a loser.\"\n\"Not \u00bblw*y\u00bb.\"\n\"Welt, nam* an Instance to th* cos-\nWry.\"\n\"When you're playing cards wltfe\nyour girl for kisses.\"\nOne of the unique lights of the\nstreets ol Port Klhwbcth, in South\nAfrica, is drayloutls of ostrich leather* on Saturdays when the weekly\n*ttaia\u00abr* leave lor Euros*.\nUnfeeling,\nMr*. Bcnham-I'm afraid ths doctor's\nbill U too blgh. iienbim-Hut bt lived my life. Mre. Bcnbim-Tbit'i mast\nI'd Igtrisg os.-Ntw York llmw.\nTbtrt U no tlmt to miserable bat s\n\u25a0as msy tt trui.-Slmkf\u00bbpi*\u00abr*. \u2022 THE SUN. GRAND FORKS, B. C.\n&\nWHY NOT\nGive your Harness a\ngood shine? Wear\nLonger\u2014Look Better.\nEureka Harness Oil\nOiling and polishing at\none operation. Quart\nand pint tins.\nGolden Crown\nBonnet's Metal Polish\nHarness Dressing\nin pint tins. For giving\nthe harness a good appearance this is unsurpassed.\nHarness OU\nHarness Soap\nHardware\nW. K. C. MANLY\nPaints\n1\nr\nBom\u2014In Grand Forks, on\n28th, to Mr. and Mrs! W. H.\nman, a son. .- ..\nNtWS OF THt CITY IN BRIEF\nAt a meeting held at Mrs. At-\nwood's on Monday a branch ol the\nWoman's Auxiliary was organiznd\nin connection witb Christ church,\nunder the rectorship of Bev Phillip\nHayman. There were thirty-six\nmembers enrolled, twenty-five of\nwhom were present. The following\nofficers were elected: President, Mrs.\n-6. A. Spink; firat vice-president,\nMrs Hayman; second vice president,\nMrs Barlee; secretary, Mrs. Kerby;\ndorcas secretary. Mrs. W. J. Mcln\ntyre; treasurer, Mrs W. K. C. Manly; thank offerihg secretary, Mrs.\nTraunweiser. The meetings will be\nheld every Monday afternoon at 3\no'clock in the banquet room of tbe\n\u25a0 Davis hall.\nJohn Donaldson ia making extensive.improvements to his store\nin tbe West end. The post office\nhaB been moved farther to the rear,\n. giving about twenty feet more of\nlloor space for tbe display of goode.\nA uew plate glass front is also being\nput in tbe building.\nGood progress js being made on\ntbe erection of H. C. Kerman's.new\nbrick block on Bridgt street. It is\nst ated tbat it must be ready for the\ntenonts by tbe 15th of next month\nHarry W. Aikens is erecting a\nresidence for himself on Fiftb street,\nnear Main.\nJohn Donaldson returned yesterday from a business trip to Spokane,\nMiss Mary Walker returned\" to\ntbe city on Monday from a six\nmonths' vacation trip.\nMr. and Mre.. McPherson and\nfamily, who bave been visiting at\ntbe home of Mr. and Mra T. K.\nWILSON'S REMEDY\nEFFICIENT IN\nBRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,\nC*.MM, GRIPPE. STOSBOaM COUGHS, ITC.\nFrom n Minister In New York: \"I wai\n\"sL-vcrcly 111 with lung troiilil.. M.v ntten-\n'Him wan illr.'-ifil in ilii> WIImiii Itemed\/\n*\u25a0 vfl-l.lfl.-lk I u_i;.l vvilU Hiilriiiilit effect.\"\nFrom n Inrlv In Mlt-lik.-tn: \"I u*t*a* roar\n\"tiit'illelne ll.*t -III ur ll yenr, ngo untl 11\n\"him-il nm from eliilll'K my dayi, with CM*\n'--tiniptliin. Tlii'm winilil lie nu sue of ao\n\"ninny iieutile Dying witli t-uimunintion If\n\"tliey coitlil lie i\u00bb.|-nuiiil.-tl to try Wilson's\n\"Ueinctly.\"\nIf you nm \u00abn.r>r.n_r frnm ANT laat or\ntlir.mt tr.tnl.lf Ii In ymir iluly to InveBtl*\ngun'. Send f r free full Ittfiirmntloo to.\nWilson's Remedy, Wtelwood. N. J.\nNeedhflin for a couple of weeks, re\nturned to their hmne in Trail on\nTliesdav.\nE. E. Mills of Grand Porks, has\nmated up three pens of White Wyandottes. Each pen headed by prize\nwinning cuck birds! One pen of 8 -\n0- Rhode Island Reds and one pen\nof Buff Orpingtons. Settings from\nany uf theBe pens at .$_!, and I will\nreplace any eggs that are not fertile\non their return\nMrs. Wolvcirton and daughter, nf\nCascade, were visitors in the city on\nTuesday.\nMrs Lew Johnson, who has been\nhousekeeper for A. B, W. Hodges'\nfamily at Lima, Peru, for the past\nthree years, has returned to the\ncity.'\nGeorge Coaper returned on Wed\nnesday from a week's visit to the\ncoast. Mre. Conppr and child', who\nIT'S NOT THE\nTALL MAN\nNot the Short Man, the\nThick nor the Thin, 'tis\nnot beauty of feature nor\nstrength of limb, but pure\n\u2022 nerve, experience and\ngeneralship that wins the\nfight. By those methods\nwe have won the name of\nthe\nFashion Plate\nEmporium\nof Grand Forks for men's\nclothing. When you fail\nto get fitted correctly,\ntry\nR.CAMPBELL\naccompanied bim to Victoria, will\nspent tbe summer with Mr. Cooper's\nparents in,,that city.\nApril\nHoff-\nJoe Ingram, of Phoejrix, will fill\nth. vacancy caused by the resigna\nlion of John Wright aB local agent\nof the Great Northern railway.. Mr.\nIngram will take charge here as\nsoon as he is relieved in Phoenix.\n\/\nPor Sule\u2014Second hand buggy,\nneurly new. Apply at Mnybooei's\nblacksmith shop.\nR. I. Miles, of Carmi, who was\nformerly in husiness here, was' in\nthe city on Tuesday.\nW. F. ROBINSON\nGENERAL TRANSFER WO K\nWOOD AND ICE\nOFFIOR i\nPI.0r.F64\nGRAND FORKS, B. C.\nanil\nUpwards\nSuits to Order S18\n1 We are agents for some of the leading tailoring establishments in the east. When you order from us you have\nthe advantage of being measured by a practical tailor,\nensuring perfect fit. We guarantee satisfaction.\nOur Spring and Summer Goods Have Arrived\nThey are the best you can buy. We guarantee you the\nbest made clothes in the country at the lowest prices.\nWe always have men that know their business making\nthese clothes. Gall and see our goods and prices. We\nwant your trade, aud we can give you satisfaction.\nGeo. E. Massie, the Reliable Tailor\nFor Sule\u2014Two room cottage clone\nto G. N. depot on two lots. Nice\nlarge r ns, cellar, woodshed attached. Two chicken house*, vnrd\ngimd pump. Also Bsrred ftnek\nBreeding pen, 1 two year tild cock, 9\nhens and pullets, 2 Betting. Price\n(375. Terms half cash, balance\n\u25a0six*months. Reduction for cash.\nMks A. Dick,\nColumhia.\nLINOLEUMS\nThe Cheape* in the City\nWehavejust received\na new shipment direct\nfrom Scotland, and can Sell you the genuine Scotch\nLinoleum at the price you would pay elsewhere for the\ninferior goods. <\n'5SSL Grand Forks Furniture Co\nThe Complete House Furnishers\nRati, Carpel., Etc.\nGRAND FORKS MEAT MARKET\nSECOND STREET, NEAR BRIDGE.\nFresh and Salt Meats, Poultry always on hand,\nHighest market price paid for live stock.\nPHONE 58 and receive prompt and courteous attention.\nWOOD AND FENCE POSTS\nPHONE L14\nDry four-foot Fir and Tamarac. Cedar and\nTamarac-Posts.- Prompt attention to phbne orders.\nA. GALLOWAY, \u00bb-.\"'.L. Columbia p. o.\nr l n tin\n. We are prepared to do\nall kinda of\nCommercial Printing\nOn the shortest notice and In\nthe most up-to-date style\nBECAUSE\nWc. have the most modern jobbing plant\nin the Boundary Country, employ com\npetent workmen, and carry a complete\nline of Stationery.\nPICTURES\nAUG PICTURE FRM4IMB\nFurniture Made to Order,\nAlso Repairing of all Kinds.\nUpholstering Neatly Done.\nKAVANAGH & McCUTCHEON\nWINNING AVBPICI\nDowney's Cigar Store\nA do-D-MRi Brock or\nCigars, Pipes and Tobaccos\n\u00ab-*\u25a0 A Prrth CnnilKitnipnl ol.\nConfectionery\"\nRcrciVHl Weekly.\nPostoffice Building\nWE PRINT\nHilllit'utiit and Statements,\nletterheads and Envelopes,\nPostern, Dates and Dodgers,\nBusiness and Visiting Cards,\nLodge Constitutions and By-laws. .\nShipping Tags, Circulars and Placards,\nRill* of Fare and Menu Cards,\nAnnouncements and Counter\nPads, Wedding Stationery;\u2014\nEverything turned out in an '\nUp-to-date Printery.\nJ*\nCllKJU [KIINllIMvJ \u00bbn advertisement, and a\nSip ftat $Mwt itaji\nPalace Barber Shop\nur HnntOK a S\ntUior Hotilnc a _lpeola\u00a3y.\nP. A. Z. PARE, Proprietor\n1st Door North or UhaKbv Hotki..\nFirst Struct,\noo vcarrv\nCXPCHICNCK\nitself\ntrial\norder will convince you that our stock and workman-\n'ship are of the best, Let us estimate on vour ordor.\nWe guarantee satisfaction.\nBlatant.\nOctaymMrirsSo.\n\u25a0 a skaUh ndttmmrrminar\nlour optnloo in* wli-llier ao\nfoil Fauna\n!_s_m___nn_nSU\nrfS3W!v^M:.ff*\u2022\",,\"\nSCMUtliMML\nA kiodaoeMly Ulaiuaua tnetlr. teifeete.\nmlitioeofaiir \u2022\"Moiiim JoanaL Terae fi\n\u25a0,2^H**\\W'mi?ii\nDr.de Van's Female Pills\nA reliable FmocIi,relator; mv\u00abJalli. Thee.\npUla an eaceedlugly powerlul larwilatiu the","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"Titled The Evening Sun from 1902-01-02 to 1912-09-13

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