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VOL. 14 No. 88 NELSON, B. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 28, 1915 50c. PER MONTH Pd TOMMY LOST HIS RUM FRENCH STORM TERRIFIC SHELL RUSSIANS HAVE ALMOST BECAUSE OF SHELL RUMPUS IMPORTANT CREST HRE EFFECTIVE ty ty ty ® ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty- ty ty ty ty ty ty' ® ty Tear Up Strong German Italians Pound AustHai TEUTON ARMIES TO ty GERMANS TRY ty Col. Morrison Waxes Sar­ y tytytytytytytytytyty® ®®tytyty M ® « ® (By Dally News Leaaed Wire.) ty ty GREECE MAY BREAK (• When- (Jmnann Are Moving-Forward ft Is Only Yard ty SEAI-'ORTH, Ont.-. July 27.— ® ty * WITH TURKS SOON < ty German sympathizers are blnm- ty ty —- < by Yard and at Trempndoiis Cost in Men and Mater-; <*> nd for what IH considered a de- ty ty (By Dally News Leased Wire.) <• ty liberate attempt to burn a ware- ty •"> ATHENS, .July 27.—Turkey <• inl—Kven Berlin Claims Only Few Gains ty. house of the Ogilvlo Milling ty POSITION TAKEN ENEMY BEGINS TO ty has replied to the protest nf <• ty company which contained 20,000 ® ty Greece against tlie ill-treatment TAKES TIL ATM /; ty bushels nf wheat, here ut noon ® ty of Greeks on Ottoman territory ty inday. Tbe fire was discovered ® EEAVE GORIZIA ty 'by stating that the •'expulsion " ANTI-TO ACCO MOVE ty by workmen who found oily tho safety of the empire." The < ty done. An investigation has be- ® ® reply is unsatisfactory, Piplo- < ty sun. ty Advance on Front: of More Evacuation of Podgora Said <•• malic relations may he broken, <• ENEMY BUSY-BALTIC ARMY COMES BACK Chaplains, Bravest of the ® ® ® < ty ® ® ty ty <8> ty fi> <*>ty fi, -J;. <5» Than Mile-Number of to Be Matter of Hours. 4> ty ty ty ty ft ty ty ty ty S ... ", • 'y • (ft ' I'M Brave, All Smoke or Car­ Prisoners Taken Verona Bombed , .; : ^-4——-—•" HONOR BRAVE CANADIAN Germanio Forces Advance Slightly Toward Vilna- ry "Cigs" to Wounded NURSE AT FUNERAL 0 {By Canadian Associated Tress.) Petrograd Railway hut Are Long Distance From it, • LONDON, July 27.—Special honors (By Dailv News Leased Wire.) (B" Dai!" News Jbeased W-lr*.) FFF Pin wore accorded today at the funeral at LONDON, July 27.—With interest THllllF. PINC. II1VIHI (By Dally Nowa Leased Wire.) LONDON," July 27.—Artillery I LIU Shorncliffe of Mrs. Wilson, wife of Ma­ largely centered in the east, tho Im­ playing an important part in tbe battle in Line for Which Battle Rages Fiercely OTTAWA, July 27.—A soldier's tri­ jor Justice Wilson, commanding D portant offensive of the French in Al­ on tho Isonzo where tho Italians are Military Expert Believes History of bute to the Canadian chaplains ;it the company In the Aftih Canadian battal­ sace has heen almost disregarded, reported to have concentrated for three Napoleon's Advance on Moscow front, singling out for particular men­ ion. Sho was ono of tbe first nursing They report -mother success lo the days their fire on the Austrian posi­ May Be Repeated. tion Rev. Alexander Gordon of St. An­ north of Minister, which apparently Is sisters to obtain a commission. She 1 tions. This fire is said to have ex drew's church, Ottawa, is contained In sorted in tho South African war and Iheir objective atnl tlie repillfiQ of a (By Daily Newa I^ensod Wire.) have boon successful Itusnian attacks, 11 Cebded In In violence that Which Ihe (By Pai'y News r-easeil Wire,) LONDON, July ii7.—The Auslt'o- tho latest letter sent homo by Lieut, - received both the King's and Queen's series of German counter-attacks. The some enemy detachments being com­ Austro-Oermans employed against Ih LONDON, July 27.—The rtnlly Tele- German attempts lo envelop the Rus­ pelled to beat a hasty retreat to the Col, Morrison, D.S.O., commander of medals, Majors Weaver, Palmer, Hob- French hnve concentrated a lot. of nr- graph's Potrbfirad correspniulent says: tlllery in this district and with high Russians in western Galleln, which up sian armies defending Warsaw and to region of tbe village of Serocii. We tho 1st Canadian Artillery brignde. bins and Watts and Captains Alexan­ lo that time was the most terrific ever "Evidently the fact of a R-reat city capture the I'ulish capital, which for a captured one zeppelln and 700 pris­ "They are a, fine lot of men." he der and Finder acted as pallbearers. explosives have simply been tearing up the German defensive works which experienced in war. Steady progress like Wnrsaw ploys only a small part timo progressed almost with tbo mo­ oners and several maxims. AH infan­ •writes, "and one of the host Is Jtev. Four hundred soldiers of her husband's Is being made by the Italians. The In the strategy of Grand Duke Nich­ mentum of tiie offensive which cleared try counter-attack from Consianttnnv company attended, aro among the strongest along the 1 Gordon." whole line, The Germans, however, Austrians repeat Iheir claim that all olas . Military authorities hold thnt a Oallcia. of the Russian troops, have was repulsed by armored motor-ears. Col. Morrison, In a paragraph deal­ havo not shown any less energy in the Italian attacks, several of whicli fortnight must elapse before there is heen brotiRht nearly to a standstill and a. definite issue dccliling' the fate of "On the left hank of the Vistula at ing with the recent rumpus In the old their capacity for artillery bombard­ they describe In detail, were repulsed, where the Germans are moving for­ daybreak Monday there was a suc­ country over "thc lack of stuff to kill ments. Their guns were trained on News has reached Geneva, which in­ Warsaw in tbe sreat battle raging on ward it is only yard by yard and at this front. cessful bayonet charge, the enemy's Germans with," tells how tho blame Arras-again yesterday and considerable dicates that the Italians are about to tremendous cost in men and material. attempts to approach tho front of was passed along from the government TURKS DENY THAT "No «;reat importance Is attached to The Gorman field marshal, Von Mac- damage was added to that thoy al­ achieve an important success against Nadarzyn-IMaseczno (southeast of via tho contractors nod manufacturers ready had done at this point. Tho the Austrians. Tho Austrians, accord tho success of tbe small detachment of icenzen, has taken a few villaffos on Blonse) being repulsed. On the Vis­ down to the British workman, on French statement tonight says one jhg tn this source, last night com Germans attaining a foothold on the the way to Uie Lublin-Cholm railway tula and tbe Wieprz calm prevails. whose alleged drunkenness was finally THEV SEEK PEACE civilian was killed during tho shelling. menced the evacuation of Gorizia, ; left bank uf iho Narew. Before (hey between the Vistula and Bug rivers, laid the blamo for scarcity of ammuni­ At other points the artillery of both become a real menace to Warsaw thcy and the Austrians by a countcr-of- "East of the Wieprz to the river city which has been the objective of Bug the fighting eontlnues., Tn this tion. Later information showed how Envoys Say They Are jr» Switzerland sides has been engaged in duelling, hut tho Italian offensive in tho Isonzo must fight Iheir way through miles of fensivo at Sokal ha.vp captured posi­ the worker was made thc scapegoat for no lasting results are recorded. The woody ami marshy country, tions which will make the German region Monday evening large enemy to Get Rid of Appendix 'and region. The evacuation of podgora, forces captured a portion of tlie Rus­ incompetence higher up. Secure Rest duels lately have been spirited in the dnpther important Austrian city in the "Meanwhile thoir advance in ihronijii flank safer hut, as has so often oc­ curred lately, Berlin officially reports sian trenches, lint were expelled from /Phe letter follows: region of the sand dunes of Belgium same region, is said to be only a ques­ a country devastated hy the Dussian.s and northern France, where Inst fall as when Napoleon advanced on Mos­ that "otherwise the positions of (he them in subsequent counter-attacks. "Any old place In Belgium, July 13, (By Dally News Leased Wire.) tion of hours. The Austrian troops op­ German troops under Von Mackenv.en Particularly vigorous attacks in tho the roar of heavy guns was almost posing the Italian Invasion hnvo been cow. Already they are beginning lo 1915. This division has been on GENEVA, July 27.—Nedjemlton Kf- continuous, feel (he pinch. Co] Schumsky lielleves remains unchanged." neighborhood of Gooohie were success­ nearly every part of the British front fencll, Turkish minister oC justice, who unable to maintain their positions. fully repulsed. Enemy Is Leaving Gorizia. it likely history will be repeated." (from Ypres to La Bassee, and now we came to Switzerland last week, has Bombardment Extends to Flanders. Along tho western bank of the Vis­ GENEVA. July 27.—A despatch from The Daily News Petrograd corre­ tula, from IvanKorod to Novo (ieorffi- "On the Dug stubborn* fighting is are here. Our troops arc marching to hecn operated on for appedicitls. An PARIS, duly 27.—Tbo-Germans are Lnibaeh to the Tribune says; spondent says: avsk, even less progress apparently hiking place in the region ot" Sokal nnd the tune of 'Bella's Basting Belly attempt hy the Associated l'ress to again upon the offensive in tho Ar­ Potourzhitsa, where a portion of tho secure an interview with the minister "Last night the Austrians began to "At every point Field Marshal von has heen made, while nlons' the Narew, Bands for Belgians,' a parody on the gonne, wiiile the French nre on thc MneUonzen's army is fufferin^ from a enemy's forces crossed the river. *SIster Susie* musical atrocity. concerning tlio situation in Turkey evacuate Gorizia, The evacuation of whore Field Marshall v.on Hindenbore, offensive on both ends of the long hat- lack of reserves, while the Russian re­ has been directing operations in an "On the Dniester anil the Pruth the "By the way, nearly all our marching hrouffht forth a note from him that he tlo line. Pndgora also is a question Of hours.'' was ill anil unable to discuss his VERONA, Italy, July 27.—About a inforcements are .steadily arriving. effort to drive a wedge in behind the enemy lias made ineffectual atlueks. has been done at night so that the Gen, Russsliy has issued an appeal to country's affairs. Both .Western!o nnd MiddleUorke, in dozen bombs were dropped on this olty city, he is now largely occupied in "In tbe Black sea our torpedo boats aeroplanes won't see tho movement of the workmen of Petrograd, through the meeting Russian counter-attacks. •troops. The division came here in The correspondent, however, talked fConttmiM on Phsrn Twn.i today by an Austrian aeroplane, There press, to forward ibe work en arma­ havo bombarded Samseon -and Rize, three night marches—the first IS miles with l-'assun Eskell Effendi, who came were no victims nf five air attack and ments nnd munitions." Russians Counter-Attack. destroying 150 sailing craft. tho damage done to property was in­ on a dark, rainy night, poor infantry­ to Switzerland witli the minister, nnd These counter-attacks, according to Austrians Claim Gains who gave denial to reports thnt he and significant, men fell out by the score. Thc march TWO KOOTENAY HEN CANADIAN HOSPITAL Petrograd, have succeeded in 'forcing VIENNA, July 27.—The war office the minister wore here, invested with Claim to Beat Italians Back. took seven arid a half hours and was FOR DARDANELLES the Germans who hail crossed the river loday issued the following communi­ hard on troops .lust ont after a gruel­ official powers, to open separate peaco VIENNA-, July 27.—The war office to return to the northern honk' at sev­ negotiations with the entente powers. statement tonight says; cation: ing fortnight in the trenches and a (By Daily News T.easod Wire,) eral points, but Berlin asserts that "Turkey (lid not desire this war," he "Italian war theatre: Fnder cover they completely failed and that tho "Russian war theatre: After tho proportion of whom were just back KINOKTOX, Out., .Inly 27.—A cable­ from the hospital. It was tiring even said, "and would gladly seo the ar­ of a massed artillery lire, which began German force is advancing in an east­ storming of Sokal (Galicia) hy our rival of peace, hut all recent rumors George Paterson and Alfie Evans Re­ yesterday, the Italians again attacked gram to Dean Council from England erly direction. Iroops. fighting continued for tbe pos­ for mounted Iroops, but toward the slates that the war office desires to session of the height southeast of the •end the infantry was completely done concerning Turkey seeking a separate ceive Commissions—Other Cana­ tbe plateau of Doberdo with large The Russians who were defeated in peace are untrue." guns. Their attack failed with heavier send the Queen's university hospital town, which Is especially important tip. As the artillery passed shadowy dian Appointments, lo the Dardanelles. the Baltic region lately have also re­ for the maintenance of tlie Bug river forms slept in rows beside thc route or Asked what was the object of then- losses than before. After fierce hand turned and have delivered an attack visit, Fassun F.Cfendl said that it was to hand fighting our troops again re­ Queens some time ago offered a hos­ crossings. Yesterday our brave troops in the streaming gutlters of the towns Anions the members of the Canadian from Milan. Further to the south the stormed this position and o.aplurod CO due primarily lo the necessity of an mained in full possession of their old pital completely equipped and officered Germans continue their advance east­ we passed through. At one place I division gazetted temporary second With a capacity of from f>00 to 1,000 officers anil ,1,000 men and five ma­ operation on Ncdjcmken, and, second­ lieutenants according to a London des­ positions on Hie border of the plateau. ward toward Lhe Vilna-Potrngrnd rail­ threw the light of my electric lamp on beds for service in France or Great chine guns. sonicating that startled my horse and arily that thoy might spend a holiday patch nre those of two Kootenay- "On othtJr parts of the front of the way but there is a lid of terrilory to Britain. The offer was accepted by tho "The fighting north of Grubechow here were two tired lads asleep on a In Switzerland after the great strain Boundary men, Georgo Paterson of coastal district and on the Corinthian cover before this is reached, and it i« British war office. (north of Sokal in Poland) is success­ ]jead of road metal in the shape of both had hecn under since thc com­ Nelson and A. J, L. Evans. Paterson frontier nothing of importance has oc­ considered most likely that Gen. von fully progressing. Otherwise the sit­ •broken stone. mence ment of the war. Regnrdlng who wns born in Scotland 2ft years curred." Bulow. who is in command here will the stoppage of thc passage of ammu­ ago had lived for a number of years "All the trains from Gorlziq have FOUR-YEAR-OLD CHILD lurn in lhe southwest and threaten the uation in the northeast Is unchanged," "At tho last halt they had probably nition to Tin-key by Rumania ,he said: in Nelson and was a. member of the {Continued on I'aee TwnJ BURNED AT TORONTO Russian armies which are racing Yon sat on this by no moans downy resting "In such a situation Turkey cannot Nelson Rifle association, lie went to Hindenberg, jilajc, thinking to keep awake, but tbey have an abundance of ammunition, but tho front with the third contingent JACKSON'S POINT, Out,, July 27.— Everywhere Ihe battles are at their had been 'gazed' by Morpheus and lay we are working hard at Constantin­ and has been preparing for his com­ Dorothy, the four-year-old daughter of height, especially that In whicli Von huddled on tho stone heap in the pour­ ople, whicli is strongly fortified and mission for several months in England; S ANDARD OIL MEN Mrs. Paul Jarvls of Toronto was burn­ HRSTICIEIUN Mackenzen is encased. All the mili­ ing rain. Their rifles had dropped can hold out for a long time. Evid­ A. .T. L. (Alfie) Evans was one of tbo ed to death this afternoon, when n. tary critics here believe that this is from their hands, and from 'the pure ently nobody can predict the end. The parly of engineers who left Nelson two-story frame house was completely the most critical period of the cam- lips' of one hung the sodden fag-end Turkish soldiers are fighting with the early In the war and joined the first, 0 RETURN TO WORK destroyed by flro, Ii was stated this paign fnr the whole German plan de­ -bf a cigarette—his last solace. All greatest hcrlsm, realizing that it is a contingent. Both have been gazetted afternoon that several children were pends on their reaching the I.uhlin- BAnERY_PR0P0SE0 these worn out men who fell out had question of life and death and that if to tho 7th battalion. Employees Agree to End Strike on playing in nn upper room with matches Cholm railway. to struggle along the next day in the; we are defeated our national liberty Hamilton People Wish to Send Regi­ (Canadian Associated Press.) Promise of Superintendent to when tbe fire started. Thc other chil­ Teutons Held in Check broiling sun to catch up and then will ho ended. The late JRalkan war dren ran down stairs and out of the ment of Men Armed With .LONDON, July 27.—The following Recommend Wage Increase. PETROGRAD, July 27.—The follow­ march again at dusk. was a war of injustice, becnuse Turkey front door, but the blnzo made such Lewis Weapons, gave more liberty to its Macedonian members of lhe Canadian division are ing official communication was issued Poor Tommy Is the Goat. gazetted temporary second lieutenants: (By Dally News Leased Wire.) headway that Dorothy was unable to tonight: subjects than they now enjoy." follow them. (By Daily News Leased Wire.) Lord Strathcona's horse—-H. P. Ter­ NEW STORK, July 27.—The strike of "On the Disnn and tho Niemen rivers "I view with alarm lhe resolution of Tassen Hussan Hey, former Turkish employees of the Standard Oil com­ liAMil/lltiN, (i„t.. July 27.—Tho mil­ -that Methodist conference. Did you race, Mrs. Jaris entered the burning cot­ the situation remains unchanged. governor of Saloniki. also is in Laus­ First Canadian infantry battalion— pany at its Bayonne, >>'• J-. pl'uit, which tage once, but was driven out by tho There have been cavalry outpost en­ itary council at Ouawa has under "hear what happened to the demon rum anne. He predicted a long war but has lasted 10 days and resulted in seri­ consideration a request from Hamilton •over here in PlanderB? Back in March Dunfleld, Wharton and Saunders. smoke and flames. Slie made a second gagements there. South of Kovno declared that tho Austro-Oermans in ous rioting, during which three men effort lo enler, but was reslrained. Monday ihe enemy was repulsed be­ through Lieut.-Col, Labatt, recently in­ (tho British'public found the army had the end would win. Abbas Hllml, Second battalion—F. Magulre and J. Cower. were killed and scon's injured, Is at an yond the Yosia river. valided home, for permission to organ­ aio shells and proceeded to make a fuss, former Turkish khedive of Egypt, left end. The strikers at an impromptu in which the welfare of the poor soldier Lausanne yesterday for Lucerne. Third battalion—P. C. Jones. "On the Narew, Sunday and Mon­ ize a machine gun battalion, the first Fourth battalion—W. B. Powell. street meeting in front nf the union day, from Dcbrolenka to Novo Geo- of its kind In the Empire, Ono hun­ Vras the theme. Publicists and sinners hall so voted today and at the finish almost wept over thc condition of poor Fifth battalion—J. Findlny. CANADA'S WAR BILL gievsk, the fighting Increased. dred of the 200 guns required and GERMAN PLANES ARE Eighth battalion—R. S. W. Bell. of the meeting dispersed with cheers. "Oil the left bank of the Narew the which a committee of citizens is en­ fTommy, suffering on the Flanders mud The men voted to return on the for lack of the stuff to kill Germans SIGHTED ABOVE CALAIS Seventh battalion—G. Paterson, J. enemy was held back by counter-at­ deavoring io secure by a subscription promise of G. P.. Hennessey, the plant tacks. Tntease fighting occurred in with. Then the government blamed h, Evans, A. C. Nation, A. E, Picker­ campaign, are already assured. Offi­ ing* and A. N. H. Churchill. superintendent, that he would recom­ IS the forest east of Rozan, , the contractors and the contractors the (By Dally Nows Leased Wire.) cials say they will have no trouble ln Tenth battalion—Q. Burbrldge, J. B. mend an increase in wages and would "Monday evening the enemy brought manufacturers and thc manufacturers PARIS, duly 27.—A, despatch to the raising 2,000 men, native born Cana­ Mitchell and S. H. Kent, right any wrongs found to exist in the Sixty Million of $150,000,000 Appropria­ up enormous reserves above Koroelc the drunkenness of the British work­ Havas agency fi-om Calais says that tion Remains—Wilt Last Until dians, fmm Hamilton and Wentworlh shop if the men returned to work al Teutons Forced to Retire men. So like tho nursery rhyme: 'The German aeroplanes were above Calais once. This proposition was seconded Next Session of Parliament, county. STOLE $7000 IS CHARGE; "On both banks of the Narew there this afternoon but they dropped no hy John A. Moffat and James A. Smith, (Continued on Page Two) bombs. ARRESTED IN NEW YORK the federal mediators, and is in effect (By Dally News Leased Wire.) (ho same proposal that was presented OTTAWA, July :'7.~-Canada so far (By, Dally News Leased WlVe.) has spent ?DO,000,000 of the $150,000,000 NEW YORK, July 27.—A man the •to the strikers yesterday by Sheriff HAYTIEN REVOLUTION IS EASTLAND OVER-LOADED police said was Samuel Blurton of Kinkoid, but which was then rejected voted for war purposes by parliament. Montreal was arrested on the streets by a portion of the men. This represents the cost of equipping here today on a charge of heing* a fugi­ and maintaining the 110,000 men who MOST BLOODY ON RECORD * AND UNDER BALLASTED tive from justice. The police declared SWEDEN WILL INTERN have been raised and also the naval service More than 40,00 checks for that Blurton left Montreal on July 10 GERMAN MINELAYER (By Daily Nows Leased Wire.) separation allowances are being issued learned, hut the exchanges between the that federal officers would do every­ with a payroll or S7nni) belonging to PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, July 27. loyal supporters of the president and (By Dally News Leased Wire.) the Canadian Steel & Foundry com­ each month, and the number of pen­ CHICAGO, July 27.—Overloading, thing possible to fix the blamo, if COPENHAGEN, July 27. — The •A revolution, more terrible in the the rebels were carried on with furi­ pany. Swedish admiralty has decided to In­ sions so far passed is 250. About 50,000 under-ballasting and grounding on there were any, let it rest where it persons arc receiving assistance from toll thus far taken than any even In ous determination on the one sido and the river bottom today wero cited ln might. MONTREAL, July 27.—Since Samuel tern the German minelayer Albatross, desperate revolt on the *)ther. Blurton disappeared from Montreal which was run astinre when chased by the patriotic fund. At the present rate the days of Nurd Alexis, flamed out testimony at tho coroner's inquest as Harbor Master Woicklor testified of expenditure the latest appropriation in the Haytieu capital toduy. It was Eventually the president and Geo. that ho arrived at the Eastland's nearly three weeks ngo a search has Russian warships ami later floated. i'tosons why the steamer Eastland of $100,000,000 will he wholly inade­ an offshot of the movement in thc Oscar and the chief of police, who wero wharf 20 minutes before the steamer been mado for him In several cities of defending the. palace with the aid of toppled over Saturday at its wharf the United States and Canada His quate, although it will last until parlia­ north, where the adherents of Dr. Ro- and drowned hundreds of excursion­ was due to start and saw that the the president's personal staff and oth­ boat was listing to port. He said ho whereabouts was determined when he ments meets agnin. saivo Bobo, twice expelled from Hayti, ists. ' have been striving for several months er troops who had remained loyal, were- called to Caot. Pedersen of the East mailed $300 to his wife in Montreal. *• GERMANS SINK * obliged to make their escape. At that I Adam F. Wctcltlcr, harbor master, Tho New Tork police say he had more to break the power of the Haytien pres­ land to trim tho vessel, shouting that (S> FISHING BOATS ••> BURNHAM RENOMINATED. time one section of the palace WOK fthd Joseph n. Lynn, assistant harbor lhan ?4000 in cash on him when ar­ he would not open the Clark street «> : <5> ident, Gen. Villbrun Guillaume. burning. master, both of whom saw the steamer bridge until the boat was righted. rested. Blurton is said lo have told (By Dally News Leaaed Wire.) <8> (By Daily New« Leased Wire.) One hundred and sixty men, includ­ capsize with . 2,500 passengers, its the police that he is willing to return PETERBORO, Ont., July 27.—J. P. Port Au Prince haa been )n a state of Mr. Welcltler said the captain tried t, LONDON, July 27—Apparently * ing a former president of Hayti, Gen. panic for days. No one knew when licensed capacity aboard, on ascribing to right tho ship, but seemed unable to oMntreol to face* the charge against * determined to demoralize the <8> Burnham, M.P., was today chosen can­ him. Orestes Zamor, have been executed by he might he seized and cast into pris­ the accident to these causes, told tho to tako water into the ballast tank * British fish supply as much na * didate for the house of commons by order of Gen, Oscar, governor of. I'ort coroner's jury that the boat was on; there have been wholesale arrests, fast enough. The harbor master said «> possible, two German subma- *» the Conservatives. Au Prince, who laler in the day was I'itiranxy"'and should never have been apparent;*, ^without cause, by order of the captain should have been able to >®ty tytyty tyty < >®®®ty®4 *» rlnes have appeared suddenly * dragged from the shelter of the Do- j permitted by government inspectors to «> among the fishing fleet off the <•> Ihi president or souie ...f those close to fill them In from 3 to 0 minutes if tytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty® minician legation and ridded mth bul­ 'eoavy moro than 1,200 passengers. nothing had been wrong with tho north coast of Scotland and sv^i. ,'L'he t-ticee. s s. Mired the ' •'• SALMON ARM lets, olutiotiiats i«TjV uu: by shell fire sunk nine trawlers. ASKS GERMANY 3rig this and other testimony, Secre- $> In enfih case, despite a vigorous President Guillaume and thc mem­ ing projf to tha^^-sacii. a • xo, n- "I never snw the Eastland loaded meni. official* '.ha.t •***.**,• v.m.- < *v«uild ' iary of Commerce Redfleld looked over «• shell fire by the German under- <•> ABOUT ORDUNA bers of his family have taken refuge in so heavily as It was Saturday morn­ (Special to Tbe Daily, News.) soon be run. 'i.'...''efore - ^ ,* viewed, the upset boat and watched divers ing," said the witness. "The boat first VICTORIA, B.C., July 27.— * water craft, the crews escaped (By Dalty News Leased Wire.) ® the French legation, an attack upon with suspicion various indiVrdjals and combing tho wreck and surrounding listed about seven degrees, then came Eric V. Gordon, nged 1ft, of Vic- «- without injury, although the L1ERL1N, July 27. — The <»> which has been threatened. Tbe presi­ organizations. One regiment of sol­ •waters, recovering more bodies. He back slightly and again started OVBP <*> torltt has been awarded the ••• men of tlie Hunorta and the <8> American ambassador today ty dential palace has been partially de­ diers was disbanded. It was tbis reg­ 1i stated formally that.. government and kopt going. A boat that is diffi­ ty Rhodes scholarship for 1015. Me * Sutton drifted in their open * presented a note of inquiry re- ® stroyed after an attack which lasted for iment which at 4 o'clock this morning j supervision, had not beon lax and that cult to handle under all clrcumstancos ® Is a native son, having been * boats 40 and 4." hours respec- garding the attack by a Ger- <*> hours; tho revolutionists are iu posses­ descended ou the palace. So fnr as la I the Eastland had safely carried many is known as a cranky boat and I have ® born nt Salmon Arm. © tlvely before being picked up. <8> man submarine on the Orduna. ® sion of the city. How many persons known no foreigners have suffered in, more passengers than were aboard ® have been shot down in the streets and the, political uprising, i jrtien the ship rolled over, Be said .(Continued oa Fag* Twol _^_ ft**************** $$$$$&$£$£$$ •*#«*& in the government building^ cauuo.L bo WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1815, PAGE TWO %\)t Sail)? 0n$

HOW POOR TOMMY It is Worth While to Know that on LOST HIS RUM News of Sport LOSE AT WINK Wednesday Morning we have on Sale SPECIAL LINES OF (Continued from Pago One) (Continued from Fase One) Norwood Wanderers Drop Chance to *> t> \ 8> I$I Q i> if. $$#*>'$*i>**"tl*> tytytytytytytytytyty®®®®® etlck ivimmenced to beat lhe dog; lhe . Battle in Finals—Have Held noticed the Eastland TO be cranky Trophy Two Years. CORSETS dog commenced to worry the cat,' etc, constantly. «> # NATIONAL LEAGUE. ® —A LA GRACE and tht* IICL result of thc rumpus by all <*•• AMERICAN LEAGUE. '•' ® Regular Prlco, $1.00 and $1,211 for .. ,85o "i don't think that the EasMand «> WINNIPEG, July 2''—Norwood $> ty <«> -J, ty ty ty ty tfris> #, $, *,?.-j, *$>£*•$*$> Wanderers hade farewell in lhe Con- BROKEN LINES At kino SOL his one rot of rum per more than 1,2'tn passengers, because it naiiftliL ™p. emblematic or iho soccer Values up In (4.00 far H2.25 week cut out (bad to show these work­ did HOT have enoi*-,'h draft and stahility championship or Canada here tonight, to carry a larger load. Only last men blighters a good example) and when Ihey fell before swinish, 2 goals A SPECIAL LINE OF Tuesday I told Capt, IVdcrson that Ids ON W NS to 0, In The final same nr Ihe provin­ though later Information has shown boat needed trimming as it was con­ cial eliminaliiiB series. Tills-pas lhe that the British workman was only stantly traveling ou it* ears. Ho said third mooting of ihe teams in decide UMBRELLAS made a scapegoat for incompetents and that, the twin screws kept ihe East­ BATTLE which would Iravol easl lo battle in - -v GLORIA CLOTH land on an even keel while under way, tbe agitation has died down, poor Tom­ Iho finals proper, llicl'irsf game Sat­ In lhe regular way worth $2.7", for .$1.50 "After his arrest I beard Capt. urday ondlng in a draw, one goal each, my remains the real goat, for army Boston Defeats Chicago—Yankees Lose Braves Rally in Final Stanza—Giants THESE ARE GREAT VALUE Pcdersen say that lie Irlod for 17 lhe second on Monday In a scoreless regulations aro like the laws of tlio to Detroit Tigers—Athletics Beat Lose to Pittsburg—Reds De­ minUtoa to .trim the steamer, but could draw after :!l) minutes overtime, while St. Louis Browns. feat Philadelphia Modes and Persians. not. net water into thc ballast tank's overtime was required lonlght before OUR NOW FAMOUS BUNGALOW APRONS— fast, enough, i don't believe Capt, :t, decision was arrived at. Slill on Sale al 59c Lengue Standii Chaplains Give "Fags" to Mon. Pedersen realized ihe. clanger until the League Standing. Won Lor, i Won So far as tonight's game went Ihere "Incidentally it so happens that lbo final plunge came." Host on 31 Philadelphia ..•It! .570 was only one team In II practically chaplains at tho front, with the Cana­ .Mr. Lynn, assistant harbor master, from ihe atari, and Hint was nol Nor­ Chicago 3-1 Urooklyn ..IS .545 ROMPERS testified Hint tie saw tho dangerous dian division are a fiuo lot of men, at Detroit Chicago ,.. .13 .500 wood. A brilliant defense, which never ilii .TETtSBY ROMPERS A I'ow Lett—Regular alio for 45o least those T know. They risk their list of The steamer and called the police l'iltshnrg . . weakened unlll toward lllo close, de­ Washington .500 ROMPERS IN STRONf! PRINT AND GINGHAM lives'in battle and between whiles they and fire departments, returning to ihe layed lhe scoring of tlte Winnipeg New York' . Boston .... .500 wharf to sec passengers leaping from point. Over 11000 spectators witnessed Regular 3iic for 25c poke about in the firing trenches ex­ SI. Louis .. . . 3.1 New York . .4; th'* decks Into the river. each of Ihe three games. Norwood has AND MANY OTHER LINES EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE posed to snipers and shelling. .And Cleveland . , , . 31 St. Louis ., .473 Mr. l.ynn said thai he saw many held tbe trophy for the last two years. necescarlly nil of them smoke, And, Prfladblphia ,.31 Cincinnati .30 .424 tell It not to the MethodisL conference, of the crew leap nn the wharf while the ship was careening. >. but thoso who don't smoke, carry cig­ Senators Shut Out Cleveland. Braves Defeat Brooklyn t,ti,q,$,G>ipi$, «> « Efforts to check up the total dead arettes in their pockets, for they know WASHINGTON, July 27.—Washing­ (By Daily Newfl Leased Wire.) made no progress today. The official ® that in most cases when they como ton celebrated its home coming today BROOKLYN, .Inly 27.—Boston beat »« COABT LEAGUE lir.t of idcniified again totaled S2-J. upon a wounded man gasping on a by defeating Cleveland 1 to 0, Tlie Brooklyn 4 to ,'J today. The Dodgers 8 •$> Smillie&Weir 1 fy blood dripping stretcher, and that game was a. pitcher's duel. Only two had a one-run lead up to tbe ninth, ® Q, ti, fy it, & ii, Q,* * $ *> « ® 3I ti, t$ (t, LADIES* WEAR SPECIALISTS olatey grey tint on his face that comes of tho visitors reached first base and due to an error by I'.vers, whicli let in from physical exhaustion, shock and neither got any further. Milan stole three runs In the fifth. With one out n. IT. 15. loss of blood, hia first wbipser will be, TERRIFIC SHELL home in the first, inning, scoring lhe In thc last Inn Ing, three lilts sent Sa.n Francisco .. . 1! Ill • 2 'Oh, chaplain, could you shove a fag In locals' only run. After the second In­ across the tlelrig and winning runs. Oakland . 13 T muh face?' ning Hagerman did nol allow a. hit. R. II. E. Tt. IT. E. *ty ty ty ty ty ty ty tytytytytytytytytyty ® ty It. II. E. Boston 4 12 1 IL' 1 J. A. MacKinnon "And now even this humble solace is TFECTIVE , 7 IT AT THE THEATRES. ty io DO taooo. And this is probably tlie Cleveland ii ii 1 Proprietor Trait's popular ice cream Washington I 2 ft Batteries: Tyler and Whaling; R. H. 15. tytytyty ty tytytytyty ty tyty tytyty tyty •best behaved army the world ever saw, (Continued from Pago One,) 7 1 nnd cnnfeclinnery pa.rlors. clean living and good tempered. Vice Batteries: Hagermon and O'Neill; Douglas, Smtlll and Miller. Rlnlinnery, magazines, newspapera, Is almost, unknown. When not too tired been reserved lor tbe troops and am­ Gallia and Henry. Marquard Easy for Pirates 1 3 1 The second chapler of "The Dtomond clgara, tnhneeoN. off duty they put in their time playing munition ami food supplies to ho ro- Wood Baffles Chicago. PITTSBURG, July 27.—Tho Giants from Ibe Sky" is In be shown at. the •fames like children; then they go Into moved laler. Tlte workmen have been BOSTON, Mass., July 27.- -The Red were defealed by Pittsburg today Ji ® ty ® ty ® ® •*>•?' ty ® ty ® tyty® ty 'v ® Kinrland theatre nn Friday. This TRAIL, B. C. y ty the firing line and die pretty near like ordered fo cease strengthening the. for­ Sox increased their margin of leader­ io l. Morquat-fl was easy for lhe chapter is named "An Ey-» fnr an J3yo" (., SPORTING NOTES. * men. tifications. Every motor lias been ship in Ihe American league vnoe. hy a locals. R, II. IS, ty ty nnd will undoubtedly deepen the In- taken for a general retreat, 3 to 3, victory over Chicago loday. Tho New York I 8 I louse interest in the story aroused by Chaplain in Dangerous Spots, Visitors were at a loss to connect with ®®tyty®®®tytytyty®tytytyty®ty "Al. Doherdo. ihe Austrian troops Pittsburg 8 12 I the first chapter. Lottie. Pickford, the Wood's delivery. R. II. 13. Batteries: Manpiard, Bitter and The ArKniinuts n[ Torniitn will enler "Speaking of chaplains, one of the guarding the route to Triest have heen famous young star, enters the play for best Is Rev. Mr. Gordon, of St. An­ nable to bold their positions, Chicago t -I 1 Dooin; Ala.mau\' and Gibbons. a strong e.iffhl in Hie Canadian Henley the first time as Esther, lhe gypsy drew's church; Ttev. Dr. Ilcrrhlge's as­ "On tbe Carso plateau, with tlte ex­ Boston '•', 1.0 1 Phillies Lose on Fumbles m lie held :it St. Cnilinrines next JUST WHAT YOU REQUIRE girl, Cieorge. Periolat as Luke Lovell, sistant. (You remember bow 1 jollied ception of a few trenches, ihe Italians Batteries; Russell, paunr and CINCINNATI, July 27.—Philadelphia month, The Arffos will lie ihp only For Ashing or pleasure, lS-foot the gypsy, appears in a most interest­ •him about his scries of 'aviation' ser­ have captured tlie entire plateau, Tlio Schalk; Wood and Cady, lost the last game of the prcsenWferies ('niuuliiiii crew entered in lhe rnees. Chestnut Outboard Motor Cahne, mons on Elijah?) Well, ho is always Austrians lost 2,000 mon in two days Detroit Tigers Win, to Cincinnati today 4 to 3. In the ing role. Altogether the characters in equipped witli outboard motor with poking ahout where he should not be. here. NEW STORK, July 27.—The New ninth inning, when the game was a tie, TJnn Jnhn&oii has decided to put a "The Diamond from the Sky" are out reversible propeller. Clarke drove lo Breaker, who dropped ban nn ball players' literary efforts. of the ordinary and the photography in the hottest, corners iu the forward "The great Italian offensive on the York Yankees returned home today Call and SOR it, or write for* par­ tornches. If headquarters knew where banks of the Isonzo is daily progress­ and met defeat by Detroit 7 to 3. the ball, Clarke taking second, Leitch This will mean that. Ty Cobb will no ami settings a pleasure to behold. then grounded to Bancroft, who let lhe ticulars and compare inpllty and he goes there would he •**" row, so he ing favorably." Fisher was hiL hard and the Yankees' longer be able lo affix his Biftnalnre lo hall get away from him, Clarke scor­ prlco with any other outfit on tho comes to see my map of thc trenches, fielding wns loose, R. II. E. baseball articles penned by n Chicngo ing on ihe play, R, 11. E. sport writer. market. and with all the guilefulness of the Detroit 7 11 1 COMPLETE OUTFIT, $1*15.00. serpent inquires: 'How do you ever New York 3 7 fi Philadelphia :t 8 3 THORPE'S get down there?' 'There' is a much- Batteries; Covaleskie and Stnnago; Cincinnati -I S 1 ll has been II years siivr- a \'n - eniped salient approached by a ma­ Fisher, Pioh and Nunamaker. Batteries: Chalmers, Blxey anil Kil­ tiohai league batsman hit. above the ^DRINKS chine gun-swept road and oufilailaU'd Athletics Defeat St. Louis. iifer: Tohfiy and Clarke. .100 mark. Larry Lajolo hit ihis pace Nelson Motor Supply Co. communication trench. I tell him that •PHILADELPHIA. Pn„ July 27.— when In- was playing for the. Phillies in 1001. The only players whn have it's no place fur a minister's son. lei Sheehan pitched good ball after St. >3>«<»><8>'S>'3><»>*' 301 Ward Street, Nelson, B. C. Louis' pounded his delivery in the first hit (his mark in recent years are Ty alone a minister. Half an hour after­ T. SARGENT. H. D. CHISHOLM. ward he will be 'down there.- (Continued from Pose One) inning today, and Philadelphia won « INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. ' Cobb and Joe jarksnn, both American 6 to -I, R, II. 13. league batters. "For the i\\pe being we arc in a, lone­ West Flanders, where the Oermans €• St. Louis I 13 3 *• <$ <"> S> ^ <*> $ '?'• i\, <$ <3> ® $ <»> ® ly,' quiet spot, but have bad f"ur offi­ have a great hod:,- of troops collected, Philadelphia il 12 0 .lr,e\i N'ess, who holds the world's were bombarded hy ihe French, At cers hit in two weeks. This makes 10 Batteries: Hamilton and Agnew; II. II. record for hitting in 4!) consecutive the stniihern end of the battle line the nut of 27 officers, and we have had 8 Sheehan nnd Lapp. Providence .. t s baseball games, has announced that he French have again attacked the Oer- of 16 guns smashed by direct hits in Toronto . . II 3 has received an offer from Joe Tinker miin position at Lingekopf on the Vos­ Ask for about four months' service, so the gov­ * ® ty ty ty ty ty «- ® ty ty ty ® ty ty ty ty ty R. II. to join the Chicago Federals. It is not ernment is getting the worth of its ges, gaining moro ground. ® ® Jersey City likely lhat Ness will accept the offer money out of the little old 1st brigade. Thc Oermans are again delivering ty FEDERAL LEAGUE. ® Buffalo . . S 11 as it is understood, that he will In- "Major Ralston or Port Hope had a strong attacks against tlie French lines « l - ••> <3* first game— IT. II. offered n berth with the Chicago While remarkable experience yesterday. He in the Amonne, hnt these havo hecn tytytytytytytytytyty tytyty ty tytyty® ITaiTlsblll'g .. « til Sox next year. was examining the enemy's trenches repulsed. NBC Beer Iloclicster League Standing. through hifs glasses when a indict For tho first time in several weeks Second game— tytytytytytytytytytytytytyty tytytyty artillery duels along the sand dunes Won Lost Pet. (•truck him on tho chest and knocked llarrishnrg ® him flat "n iiis back. When he got of tho llelgitin sea coast were reported Kansas City 51 2* ,573 Rochester PROMINENT ATHLETE over wondering why ho was not dead. in official despatches today. The Oer­ Chicago 52 3.1 .571 Twelve innings. JOINS THE COLORS he took stock and found that the bul­ mans shelled Furnes, behind the French Si. Louis in ll .Ml XXX Porter ft. II. Pittsburg -17 40 ..vn let had pierced the identity disc which lines with their long range guns, and Richmond .7 11 > (Ry Dally News Tinned Wire.) « dangles from a, chain on his wrist, bombarded Ost-punklrk, a famous sea­ Newark 46 13 ,.117 Montreal . •! II • OTTAWA, July :>7.~-Uarry • glanced off his wishbone and dropped side resort, two nnd one-hair mile? Brooklyn double flesh Q is, $ ii, <$, a, ti,® Hj li, tv a,, ii, $ ij, ,;> @ a, lele, who for several years has ' I .altimoro 38 5(1 .371 1 wound and remains on duty, but today French Score Victory. starred nn the Ottawa profes- ' he feels as if he had been bit In the NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. «. 1 sional hockey team, enlisted this • PAIUS, July 27.—The following of­ Buffalo Hits in Pinches, Nelson Brewing Co., Ltd. chest witli a brick. He should bo in > morning for active service with ficial communication was issued to­ 1 the'hnspltal, hut he won't go. You see, CIITCA.GO, Hi.; July 27.—Buffalo tin' Tib artillery brigade. il ight; <& ib th <*> &> <*><«> ii, t*> i$ '*.. (v $ <•> <5> 3 Phone 21 Established 1893 Box 732 in tho wisdom of the war office, wlien hunched hits today and defealed Chi­ "In Arlois, on tlio. sector of Souchez cago ;: to 2. Five fast double plays ah officer is wounded he goes to Eng­ Leafjue Standing >tytytytytytytytytytytyty tytytyty< tlie cannonade lias hocome more in- were features of lbo game, R. II. R. land, loses bis command and only Won I.o< t pel. tense. Tlio town of Arras was bom­ comes back when there is a vacancy Buffalo 3 Vi 2 Spokane ill lis .III'S barded Iwicc. .\ tire which was start­ Chicago 2 7 0 •in .riin iu his rank and then it may lie in a.n ed was quickly extinguished. One civ­ entirely different unit. My officers and Balleries; Sehiil-/ and Alien; Pren­ nt ..",00 ilian was killed. dergast, Brown and demons. men are so keen that T can hardly drive .'7li From the Somme lo the Aisno there Double-header Is Even Break. ihem into hospital. Little Lieut. Craig Till AV. lias been continuous activity on the KANSAS CTTY, Mo., July 27.—Kan­ of Cohourg was wounded at Ypres, .".ll .429 part of ilu- artillery of both sides. sas City and Brooklyn divided a Festubert and Givenchy and refused to "In thn Argonne a. violent cannonade double-header loday, the visitors tail­ go back until the last one laid him n. IT. 15. ban occurred along the whole fronl. ing lhe first game 7 to .1 and tlio locals out. fi 2 "In Alsace our iroops yesterday lhe second ft to 2. Bluejacket held tho To Secretaries of Tacoma , r, ? 2 Gallantry Not Recorded. achieved the conquest of a very strong­ locals safe all Iho way In the firsl Hatteries: l.cil'er and llretincgait; game. Johnson, pitching for the lo­ ly organized position which tlie Oer­ Kaufman :\m\ Stevens. "The. chief item of interest, recently mans made at an altitude of about O.-iO cals was never In danger in ihe final It. IT. 15. was) ibe publication of the honors for feet above our Initial trenches on the contest. Vancouver :[ 111 2 the buttle of Ypres with ihe usual crost of Lingekopf, schraizmannele First game— IL 11. F. Seattle S 1,1 I criticisms nnd heartburnings as Is tbe nnd Barrenkopf— that is lo say ou a. Brooklyn 7 ii I Unlrerlos: fcelley and Cheek; I5asl- report of a 'society event' to the ladies fronl ot aboul n mile and a third. Kansas City .'. 1.3 ! iev and Cadman. School Districts who want lo see their drosses men­ These heights dominate the principal Balleries: Bluejacket and Simon; tioned, so is ihe 'mention list' to lbo It. II. 15 valley of ihe Fcchl ns well as the Packard, Cullop, pfenning and East­ soldiers, bm T have heen too long lie- Victoria '. s i r. I great road rrorn Notre Dame des erly, bind (he scenes to worry about these Aberdeen 10 11 1 Troisepis. Second game— Ji. [|. F, things. 1 console the younger officers Batteries; Tloice and Hoffman; -Now is the time to advertise lor Teachers and "We mode prisoners of several of­ Brooklyn - ft 2 by telling them 'ibe iflth hussars ITorkne'ss "nd Vance, ficers and more than J Oft men belong­ Kansas City ft 10 l nevah dawnce.' and the 1st artillery ing to five different regiments." Ba 11cries: Finneran, F. SmiIh and Principals for next term. never gets mentioned in the despatches. 6 * AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. young Helmer'a name did not appear. Newfeds Win Opener. -The Daily News "Teachers Wanted" columns are and fancy a. lad like Leslie Goodeve ST. LOUIS, Mo„ July 27.—Newark '» ' .- * SPORTSMEN FORM £> ^Er <$ 4, tj> ty -$. ty i& ti, ii, Q, ty <$, t$, t$ of Oltawa. taking over the battery af­ look the opening game of ibe series at your service. An advertisement inserted for ter the major, two subs, tbe sergeant- from St, Louis here loday ll lo 3. .... R. IT. 15. major and four gun sergeants had been R. TL E, Minneapolis I- 10 2 knocked out and fighting it for nearly Nfewnrk il '12 i Kansas Ciiv t ii 2 one week at 4 cents per word, or for one month, a week in that crippled state during a Si. Louis 3 8 3 R. II. ID. battle like Ypres. But there is always New Association Is Organized at To­ Balleries: Reiilhach and Rariden; Columbus) id I'-' n 26 insertions, at 15c per word, would supply you a saving element of humor in these ronto—Forward Machine Gun Pratt; Groom, ICirby and Hartley. Cleveland 7 s 11 things and in this instance it is sup Section Companies. Pifeds Win m Extra Innings. R. IT. K. with scores of applications from desirable appli­ plied by the mention in the general PITTSBURG, Pa., July 27.—The Indianapolis 6 8 1 headquarters staff report for 'gallant TORONTO, July 27.—The Sports­ Plltsburgs defeated Baltimoro by a Louisville « 11 2 cants from all parts of Canada. and distinguished conduct in lhe field men's Patriotic association was or­ score or 2 io l in 10 Innings today. ]t SI. Paul-Mllwaukeo; rain. ganized today and tbe. following offic­ of Staff Sergt. Major (School of was a pitchers' duel with Burke hav­ ers were appointed; ing Ibe host of it. It. IT, E. cookery)' , . GIRLS' BASEBALL GAME President, R. 8. eDick) Green, county Baltimore 1 3 1 —The News circulation is result-producing and "You wWl be delighted to hear that AT ELKO ENDS IN TIE crown attorney, tlie former University Pittsburg .2 7 2 Ernie Turner got his C. B. and no offi­ of Toronto baseball star; vice-presi­ Bal leries; Johnson and .lackliisch; 151.KO, Tl.t.'., .Inly 27.—Perhaps the cer, in any army ever won it better, far-reaching. dent, Tom Flanagan; secretary, E. C, Burke and O'Connor. most interesting baseball game ever •Thereby hangs a. tale." Sutherland. T. FT. Lennox, K.C., M.P., seen In Ellca was played .Inly 23 be­ J, T. Pearson and Joseph Wright are ATHLETICS BROKEN UP TO tween tho Elko girls' teaoi and a. pick­ trustees. -Use the following Coupon for convenience. Mail PREVENT BASEBALL RUIN ed girls' team from Btiynes and Waldo. Tired, Aching Ono of the association's objects is At, tbe start it was agreed that seven the forwarding of machine gun section Connie Alack declares: "I broke up innings would be played but at. the it to The News, with P.O. money order, stamps, companies. Enough money has heen the Athletics to prevent baseball ruin," end of tbe seventh the score was found feet and Limbs already subscribed to buy three ma­ says an exchange. Such a sacrifice lo be tied B; to 5. Another inning was or registered letter, andjwe will do the rest. Do are promptly relieved by applying Ab­ chine guns; may be appreciated in seven American played In which eneh team scored one sorbing Jr., tlie antiseptic liniment. league cities, but not In Philadelphia. run ucQessltaling lhe playing nf yet it now.1 f Address: T7ie Daily News, Nelson, B.C. It'is soothing, healing and invigorat­ RECRUIT 20,000 IN STATE Connie Mack may be good at manag­ another inning. As tbe teams each ing—puts vim and energy into jaded OF VICTORIA THIS MONTH ing baseball teams and at making sac­ mado another tally it was decided to muscles. One of thn many enthusias­ rifices, but he is not particularly con­ call tho game, off nnd leave the score tic users writes: "I received the trial MELBOURNE, July 27.-rThe re­ clusive or convincing in making ex­ a tie, 7 tn 7. The line-up: Nvltion Nows, Nolson, B. G; hottle nf Absorbinc, Jr., all right and cruiting effort which has been made planations. Just how he expected to Elko—Inez Ilnlbrook, p; Mary Chllds at that time was unable to walk with­ by tiie military authorities through prevent baseball ruin by tearing his c: Irene JlcKce lb; Esther Ulrtz, 2b; ' Ornllnmon.-Kin.lly lin.l enclosed 1" &>yer insnvtinn of TV.-iclier Wanted out a cane, just around the house. I the state of Victoria during the last pennant winning team to shreds is still Miss Gomherg. 3b; Helen Sawyer, ss; •used it freely and inside of two days three weeks has resulted in the en­ clouded In mystery. "Wo are not up Mrs. Boss, If; Grace Hockley, cf: .Miss could walk without limping, somct-hing listment of 20,ni)0 from' this stale alone in lhe American league light because l Mason, rf. Condensed nrt. lo oppoor consecutive Insertions, was caught napping." and then joy- I had not done in two m^'iib!--. I. went sincp July l. Waldo-Baynes-r Mrs. II. Ross, n; fully announces; "This Is really the to the drug store and procured a $1.00 Grace Ross, c; Mrs. J. Ross, Ih; Horn'- Vours truly, happiest period of my life." Cornelius bottle and today tan walk as good as COL. WOOD IN ENGLAND. thy Edwards 2b; Mrs. Smilh, 31); Mrs. McGilllcuddy would have made a big­ ever. I'll never be without it. I am Saunders. ,ss;' .Dorothy Madden, If; N'nmo oi' Secretary • 'ku! ger hit with the Philadelphia fans if recommending It to everyone 1 can, for (By Canadian Associated Press.) Miss Bell, cf; Miss IT. Joule, rf. he bad Blrich "I sold Eddie Collins to I Am a- living witness. LOXr>OX. July Z7.~ Col, Blrcholl the White Sox because tiie price was School district ' Ahsorbine, Ji*., should always be Wood, assistant account and quarter­ tempting; Bender anfl plank wanted WALDO BEATS BAVNES LAKE. kept at hand for emergencies. master-general of thc division, is now more money than their future useful­ Four cents n word ptr week. Fifteen cents a word per month. At druggists, 11.00 and $2.00 a bottle stationed in England, bis former posi­ R.VVNES LAKE, B.C., July 27.— ness justified; it looked as If Jack Wile your advertisement plainly on separate slmpi of paper and enclose wilh this coupon. or* sent postpaid. liberal trial 'bottle tion as bead of the administrative and Coombs was done, and Frank Baker Waldo defeated Bnynes boko yester­ for 10c in stamps. "W. F. Young, P.D.F., department staff of tlie division being balked." day In a baseball game by a score ot 445 Lymans Bldg., Montreal, Can. taken by Lieut.-Col. G. R. Frith, 9 to G.

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Nelson's Host Stupendous Kootenay and Boundary Early Yellow Boot and Shoe Sale MEAGHER'S M you have a desire to be the Transparent possessor of a pair o£ nifty, classy, dressy, up-to-the-minute Boots or Shoes call and inspect TO BE Wednesday Morning Specials tlio elaborate styles we arc offer- M'LEANiWEDS $1 $1 Apples in? at this sale. SHOES TO FIT EVERYBODY— ROSSLAND HAN MADE MORE STRICT The Ideal apple for sauce or pies. FOR ALL OCCASIONS AT R. L. McAllister Becomes Benedict- General Lessard Makes Prediction at Prints, Ginghams and Plain White Quilts at $1.00 Tart ana juicy; 4 lbs 25C UNPRECEDENTED SALE Pretty Ceremony Takes Place in Vernon—Makes Inspection of OS x SO inches. Ten only in this lot. Regu­ PRICES. Battalions in Training Chamhrays lar value, »l.25. ' LOCAL CUCUMBERS. Grasp tlte golden opportunity Morning at Golden City. Wednesday Morning $1.00 i for 25C to buy Shoes for futuro needs at (By Daily News Lcasod Wire.) III Strlpos, Checks' and Plain Colors. Regular (Special to The Daily News.) VERNON, B. C„ July 27.—Censor­ Special This Morning—Ten Yards for....ipl.UU ROSSLAND, B, C„ July 27.—A very ship for Canadian newspapers was to­ LOCAL TOMATOES. day forecasted In an Interview by Bleached Sheets R. Andrew & Co. pretty wedding took place this morn­ 72 x DO0.. Freitrff.e frnm droeslnEdressing,. (h-J AA Pound 25C ing at tlie homo or Mrs. S. A. O'Brien, Major-Gen. Lessord, inspector-gen oral Japanese Crepes of Canadian forces, Gen. Lessard Is in Special, EacEach ','...:..«P l .UU LEADERS IN FOOT FASHION. First avenue, when her daughter, Miss Plain Colors, Blue, Pink, Khaki, Tan ami Cirey. OKANAGAN CELERY. Vernon to inspect tlie thousands of Fast colors; 32 Indies wide. OA^* BAKERS., NELSON, B.C. Mildred McLean, was married to R. L. men who are here mobilized nnd in Per Yard CXlC Head 5C McAllister of tho staff of the West training for the battle lino, Ho arriv­ Kootenay power & Light company of ed yesterday. Ills remark about, the FIVE YARDS FOR $1.00 Bleached Sheeting this city. The guests numbered about Best Canadian Makes, also iiorrockses. Full ENGLISH BROAD BEANS. censorship was made in a discussion 40. Tlie ceremony was performed by of the enterprise of Canadian news­ 72 inches wide. Pound v 5C TONE UP Rev. W. Robertson, ipastor of tho paper men in regard to those military White Lawn Per Yard 35c Presbyterian church. Tho ceremony secrets which the department of mili­ THREE YARDS FOR $1.00 took place in tho drawing room, which 3G Indies wide, fine even thread. VEGETABLE MARROW SQUASH. tia had- forbidden them to use. Ho Per Yard YOUR SYSTEM was decorated with rosea and sweet cited the case of a British battleship 15c Largo size 5c and 10c This Is the time of the year peas, Which had painted a bow wave on the SEVEN YARDS FOR $1.00 when a great many people require Tlie bride entered tho drawing room hull in order to deceive the enemy. Hack Towels, 24 x 36 CANTELOUPES. a tonio for their health's sake. to tbo strains of thc wedding march "That story, as you call it," the 21 x 36 Inches. Splendid Bedroom Towels. Some resort to medicine and the played by Mrs. F. E. Armstrong. She Steel-Clad Galateas Regular values up to iir-e pair. d»-| AA Qenuino Rockyfords; each |5c general said, "was doubtless a triumph doctor's advice, while others de­ looked very graceful in a gown of for the newspaperman who got it, but 27 Indies wide. Fast colors, in Blue, Tan and Wednesday Morning—Two Pairs for *Pl.UU sire a much-needed rest. ivory eharmeuso satin wilh chiffon consciously or unconsciously, lie gave For the benefit of those who are trimmings. Tho bridal veil was caught away Important Information. There's This Mornins—Per Yard IOC seeking relaxation from work and with orange, blossoms and tho brido a sort of censorship in Canada at tbe SEVEN YARDS FOR $1.00 Chintz and Cretonne worry we invite you to The was carrying a bouquet of bride's roses present timo. but I think that this will Springs. The medicinal value of and maiden hair ferns. Sho wns at be made a little more strict." Ten Pieces, 27 to 20 inches wide. All new Bell Trading Co. the waters Is unrivalled and will tended by ono bridesmaid. Miss ChriS' 1 patterns. r)(\n Gen. LnBftn.rrl thi» morning Inspected Wide Pailette Silks Special, Per Yard fc«vw BAKER STREET put you In shape to resume your tina Buchanan of Vancouver, who was the Hth C. M. R, and the 47th batta­ labors, whatever they may be. daintily dressed in pink silk crepe with Cream, Blue, Tan, Brown, Mauve, Navy, FIVE YARDS FOR $1.00 Thl Home of Good Groceries lion in the afternoon. He said of the Every care and comfort will be lace trimmings and touches of black men of tho 11th that they were a fine Cardinal, etc. dM /\f\ PHONE 56. given you during your stay at the velvet and was carrying a bouquet of hardy lot, fit and apparently well Special This Morning—Per Yard 1.\JV Sanitarium. pink roses and sweet peas. E. Mc- trained and disciplined. Girls' White Dresses, $1.00 Gome and be convinced. Quado acted as groomsman. During the Rates: $12 and $15 per week, or $2 signing of the register Mrs. J. Schmidt TRAIL NEWS NOTES. Lawn and Voile Waists Indian Head, Lawn and Knibroidery Dresses, I0TEL ARRIVALS OF A DAY per day and upwards, rendered a solo, after which a recep­ some of them somewhat soiled. Sizes 0 to 12 tion was held at which the relatives (Special to The Daily News.) Special $1.00 years. A'alues up to $3.00 and $-1.00. and closo friends were entertained. A TRAIL, B. C„ July 27—Miss Melcalfc WhUe, Champagne and Linen Colors. All now Wednesday Morning Only $1.00 Halcyon Hot Springs buffet breakfast was served from a ta­ of Cedar Point, who has been paying a Roods. Rogular values, SI.50 and $1.75. d>-( AA ble artistically arranged with flowers. visit to Airedale ranch, left on Satur­ Wednesday Morning Only—Each .!••"" Sanitarium Mr. and Mrs. McAllister went by day last for Rossland. 200 Yards Embroidery and auto to Sayward, where they took the The Trail Mill and SnieUermen's un­ WM. BOYD, Proprietor. train ou their honeymoon trip to the ion hold a special meeting last even­ Flouncing and Corset Cover Insertion Halcyon Arrow Lake. Cascades. On. their return they will ing in Miners' hall. TWENTY YARDS FOR $1.00 take up their residence on Columbia J. W. McKinnon, Mayor Butler and Three to four Inches wide, for Children's avenue, whore a new home is in readi­ Embroidery .Tamps Williamson have returned from Dresses and Underwear. C ness for thorn. The bride's going away 20 to 21 inches wide. COT Corset Covers, Chil­ rt an automobile trip to Vernon and oth­ At, Per Yard Ut, dress was of sand colored suiting and dren's Skirts, etc. Values uji lo 50c yard, fljl AA er places In the district. They report Special This Morning—Four Yards for.. .vA.Uv bat to match, with old rose trimmings. the Trail boys whom they saw at Ver­ TWENTY YARDS FOR $1.00 Thc brido was on tlio teaching staff of non wore In excellent health and spir­ tbe central school. The young couple its and making steady progress in received many valuable and useful their training and appeared very fit. STORE CLOSES AT NOON TODAY. . I j - w gifts. A. K. McAllister'and Miss N. In spito of the showery weather Telephone Orders should reach us early to be filled before noon. Small parcels should bo taken by McAllister of Calgary, father and sister there was quite a good attendance at customers when possible. This will assist delivery. of tlio groom, and Mr. Dewar of Spo­ tho picnic which was bold in con­ THE HUME kane and tbo Misses Newman of Pat­ nection with the Sunday school of the A la Carte Table d'Hoto terson wore out-of-town guests at the Trail Methodist, church, Georgo Bcnwell, Prop. wedding. C. Marshall, C. E. Storey and .Tosoph Speoial Daily Lunch, 35o Mrs. R. H. Stewart of Trail spent the A. Haley of Nelson and M. A, Hender­ day in tbo city. son, H. Nicholson, G. A, Trevorron and HUME—M. a. Kennedy, Harrop; P. R, McDonald goes to Spokane on 13. Atkinson of Rossland are visitors BMr anil Mrs. R. L. McAllister, P.oss- Thursday as delegate to the grand •In the city. Uand; M. C. Donaldson, Salmo; H. R. The Strathcona lodge convention which meets there. There was a prompt, response whon MEAGHER & CO. Brownsliend, Lonffbeaeh; c. O. Rodgors, J. M. Jordan has purchased the F. at the end of last week the Trail ma­ THE STORE FOR STYLE THE STORE FOR QUALITY B'.'Jreston; P. C. DuBois, Fomie; ,T Mc- James Marshall, Prop, E. Armstrong residence on Washing­ chine gun fund was opened and the flvlccr, Walkorvillo; \V. 1. Roberts, Miss ton street and expects to move in list of subscriptions soon reached over 'i. Alexander, Vancouver; A. E. .Oliver, KTRATIICONA— it. S. Lonnlo, Mas- shortly. S-100. Further amounts have since come J^alsory; IT. D. Young, CIty;Mr. and tor R. 1>. Lonnic, Master J. S. Lonnlo, W. E. Costello, F. Cosgriff, P. O'Brien in. Subscriptions will be received at lurs.'K. Keller, Montreal; E. J. Bon- Vancouver; P. F. Horton, Mrs. II. M. and son left this morning to attend tho tho local newspaper office or at tbe H'lted, Vancouver; W. 1*. Pool, Spokane; Billing*", Salmo; Mr. O'Neill, Spokane; shore. Tho fire was kept up all RIMINI, A MOUNMENT supreme convention which is being Bank of British North America. through .Sunday night, with the siune Ta Bird, M. S. Middleton, Cily; Miss k "VV. Rawson, Vancouver; F. C. Mof­ held in Seattle on Aug. 2. While there TO THE PAST Ant) Woman Can Now |'3uggins, Miss M. Tlugglns, Bracmar; fatt, Willow Point; Mrs. A. E. Cable, Miss Genevieve George of Rossland terrible force, tbe Turks being well en­ they will take the fourth degree. From has received tbo appointment nf sten- JP. Bowman, Alex. Leltli, Mrs. R. It. Spokane; 10. M. Bloomer, Minnedosa; trenched, protected by three lilies of WA.SmXGTuN.—Among the sea- Have Pretty Curly Hair JSwcrt, Mr. and Mrs, Clayton, Bev. F. Seattle they expect lo go to San Fran­ ogrnphor In the office of the Consoli­ barbed wire about 100 yards away. Fred Irvine, City; T. Klrkpatrlck- Rcv- cisco. Ports recently visited by the Austrian I II. Graham, L. A. S. Duck, city; J. J. elstoko; .Tolm Beckett, Vancouver; J. dated company here. But by about 5 o'clock in the mot'lilng' Mrs. Kelly of Trail, who has boon fleet, Biminl, ancient Ariminum, the (Feminine "World.) Il.'ampbcll, Mr. Applewliaito, Willow MeGill, Burma h, India; W. E. Morphy, all the troops bad left the Clyde. (lie guest of Mrs. G. Hunter, returned Adriatic seaport opposite the diminu­ (Point; W. Rutherford, City; T. S. Revclstoke; Alex Haley, "Wallace. ELKO ITEMS. An Appalling Sight. Who'd have thought so simple a to her home this evening. tive republic of San Marino, is a cily I.tichardsou, Crescent Valley; Mrs. A Dublin man, describing his land­ thing as applying ordinary liquid sil­ Miss Pettlpicco of Revelstokc. who of typical Italian charm, a place inti­ B.Vildman, J. Hamilton, City; H. A. especial to The Daily Nows.) , ing, said it wns only at 1 o'clock on merine coi/ld convert straight hair IJanforth, F. a. McCrea, Vancouver; has been tbo guest of the Misses mately associated witli the big events ELIvO. B.C.. July 27.—Br, Berrigo Monday morning that he was able to into such pretty curly locks In a singlo ivlrs, J. Barnot, Kokanee; Miss K. Bas­ Boilcau,, left this evening on an ex­ of early history, fascinating for the of Danville. 111., who owns land at get off tbe boat. He slid down the night, The one who made this dis­ ilar/, Slocan City; w. T. Luscombe, Queen's Hotel tended trip to Ontario. Flagstone; Mr. Nelson of the First. strange romances lived within its bor­ covery is surely entitled to a rising |irand Forks; E. C. Lusk, "W. G. Mott, gangway Into the barge, stayed there ders and filled with memories of thoso vote of thanks. Now all we need to Mrs. J. T. Armstrong will give a tea National bank, Danville ami Mr. Boyon for a short time and then rushed for Ifldway. of St. Paul, Minn., are visiting tbe absorbing contradictions] that go to do is to wet a brush wilh (ids harm- at her borne on Aug. 3 for the benefit the other burges, and eventually Steam Heat in Every Room of the Red Cross. district this week. make up lhe Italian temperament. Tbis loss liquid at night, draw this through reached tbe beach after wading shoul­ little port forms tlie subject of study Miss Gladys Yorkc leaves on Tues­ Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Klingensmith and tbo hair, and in Iho morning wc find der high in tbo water. Ho found the In war geography issued by the Na­ It lias dried in just thc sweetest waves day for Vancouver to attend normal. Mrs. Ray Hirtz of Elko wore visiting barges full of dead and wounded. He Business Lunch, 36o. tlm Roos nf Roosville this week. tional Geographic society of Washing­ and curls. said It was an appalling and sickening ton. W. Parnell, Ronsvllle valley, was In It's good news, indeed, Unit wc can Madden House Rates: $1.50 and $2.00 Day SOLDIERS WILL HOLD sight when morning dawned, but he "Rimini, just below Pola, the Aus­ Elko this week. added that no man hesitated to do his now dispense with /tho -dicstruotive SPORTS ON AUG. 4 Mr. and Mrs. fiinter nnd family re­ trian naval base across the Adriatic, waving tongs forever, Tho eurliness E. C. CLARKE QLIlilENS—13, M. Brown, Missouri; duly. They realized that they had to onco an Umrblun colony, thou an Thirty-two Events Arranged for Pat­ turned to Medicine Hat tbis week. sacrifice their lives and they did so is so much more natural looking where D. D. Maynard, Slocan City; N. R. Etruscan port and later acquired by the liquid silmerine is used and cer­ Nustwayte, Fruitvale; G. CI, Holmes, riotic Demonstration at Vernon— willingly. Itome as a b;ise against tho Gauls, is a 1 62nd Battalion Reaches Camp BAYNES NOTES. tainly one's "crowning glory' appears Proctor; C. Glcwett, L. Grunhart, Spo­ W company of the Dublins appear picturc^u,in- monument to the past softer, glossier and more beautiful. Cor. Baker and Ward Sti. Nolion kane; J. C. Douglas, Salmo; M. O. to have suffered least, but. X. Y and Z rather than the present. When grbvViuy When it is so easy to secure a few (Special to The Dally Newa.) (Special to Tlio Dailv News.) Luther, Calgary; S. P. Masterson, Win­ BAYNES LAKE, B.C,, July 27.—Mr. were literally wiped out. A Minister Itome mot Cartilage, for the mastery ounces of this from the druggist— nipeg; G. B. Brown, New Westminster VERNON. B. C, July 27.—Thirty- man in hospital bore, with a bad shrap­ of tho maritime world, Rimini was a which will keep tho buir in curl for two events havo been arranged for the and Mrs. James Tdrmey of Spokane . MADDEN — Charles McLaughlin, am visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Hart. nel wound in his arm, bitterly deplored very important, naval port', Hero was weeks— (liere'.s no reason riow for any jllpcaii City. program of military sports whicli will the fact that lie bad been wounded stationed a Quaestor of the fleet and one putting up with straight, straggly, be run off at thc race track in Vernon Mr. Tormey, who Is- school inspector In Spokane, was formerly managing di­ without so much as seeing the sign oT from here tlio merchants of Dido's city nr scorched, doad-Iooklng hair. on Aug. 4, in observance of the first rector of thc East Kootenay Land com­ a Turk, and he added: "It's meself wero harried on their ventures through Nelson House anniversary of Britain's declaration of pany. that thought I waa going to be in a tho Adriatic and Ionian sens. [NewGrand Hotel European Plan war against Germany. foine scrap." None of the men mind "The power of Rome reached out without tbe gates of Rimini's fortifica­ W. A. WARD, Proprietor Lieut.-Col. Ilulme of the 62nd today being wounded in Uie least, but It Js through this port for tho control of tions, and later Rimini became one or Beat Place ia Town. began tbo work of mobilizing his bat­ SEDD-EL-BAHR WAS tho Mediterranean, the earth's great tbo 'five city league' which' included TRIUMPH FOR BRITISH the thought that thoy were knocked out $1.00 a day up. CAFE—Opon Day and Night—BAR talion in tiie camp. Tbo men received without ever having had a chance of mercantile sea. Rlmtni is no longer a Pesaro, Fano, Sinigaglja and Ancona." their first issue of clothing, tbis con­ point of significant strategic value to I'NHW GRAND—M. Shannctt, Leona getting at closo quarters with tho Merchant.' Lunch 12 to 2 sisting of "slacks." It Is expected that Heavy Casualties Suffered in Landing tiie power of the Italian peninsula, but fihannott, Blairmoro. Troops on Gallipoli—Took Turk that annoys und troubles them. SUICIDES IN RIVER, Phone 97 P.O. Box 597 the 62nd will mako u record for mobi­ iu Roman days it was a vital element lization. Fort by Assault I-Yoin ttic beacli, about i"> yards dis in tho plan by which tho Latin city __ (By Dally News Leased Wire.) taut from whore tlie men landed, rose became tbe mistress of the World. The NELSON—A. C. Robson, L. li. Henry An Interesting account of the land­ a mound, which was protected by three "WINNIPEG, July 27.~Tho body of -''• Marcus; J. Sims, YounEstown, Via Klaminia terminated here, and the ing of English and Australian troops linos of barbed wire entanglements, Via Aemiiia started at this port. The man supposed to bo John Patterson, a Grand Central Hotel at Scdd-el-Bahr Is given in the Scots­ that the Turks wero strongly on- best of military roads linked it to the member of thc musicians' club, was OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE Hotel Castlegar man, which stales that thc tales re­ trenched and armed with machine master city. found in the Assiniboine river near The sporllcst Hainbow Trout fish­ counted by wounded men show that guns. Tho British while landing had tbo country club today. The body was Castlegar, B.C. W. H. Gags, Prep. "Augustus honored the city witli a ing in B. C. at Whatchan Lake. tho battle was a terrible affair. Our in addition been subjected to an ex Bxoellent accommodation for triumphal arch and a massive bridge naked save for an undershirt, but a finest troops were sent to perform the tremely heavy machine gun and shrap American and European Plana. Write commercial men. Boundary train of Istrlan marble. In tbo forum hero bundle of clothing was found on the difficult task of effecting a landing; nel fire from the fort to thc right nnd leaves here 8:46 a.m. Mon., Wed., Julius Caesar fired tlie enthusiasm of river bank. Papers in tbe pocket gave and that they managed to do this in tho hill to the left. It was found im and Frl. Trains between Nelson his soldiers after crossing the neigh­ clues to ids identity and an unsigned Arrow Lakes tlie face of tho appalling fire which possible to rush tbo Turks on tho H. H. PITTS, Proprietor. and Rossland atop tor breakfast, boring Rubicon on bis march against Statement tends to prove it a case of thoy encountered ,and other great dif­ mound, as tbe barbed wire was prae lunch and dinner. Rome and her senate. Early in tlie suicide. Complete identification has [GRAND CENTRAL—M. McAsley, Hotel ficulties, speaks volumes for tho ten­ tieally intact, tho •bombardmeuls by sixth century the Goths were stayed not been mudu. jfmlr; Jobn Graham, Perry siding; C. at Edeewood, B. C, lor particulars. acity and bravery of thc men. the fleet having presumably effected [lade, Moyie. Dancing It was early on Sunday morning, littlo damage here. An opening, how ever, w'as found to the right, and the If and Tennis April 25, that tbe transport Clyde, with one company of Dublin fusiliers, Turks, socing the absolute determina­ Nickelled steel oven can be washed like a Munster fusiliers and some Hants, was tion of thc British troops to get a run ashore near the beacli at Scdd-el- through, retired to safer ground. Then dish, ensuring thorough cieanliness. Bahr. Meanwhile other companies of tlio command was given to take thc ^ot ^Hotel Dublins, at a point a little further fort. Tho heavy guns of the fort had, Week End Terma "• C. "* away, and also the Lancashire fusil­ of course, been silenced by the fleot, $5.00. Make Reservation. iers,, were brought along on a boat or but it was holding about 200 enemy Are You Fashionable? with machine guns. Major Grimsiiaw, towed or rowed to the shore by naval mon. When thc Clyde approached the of tbo Dublins, was now making him­ WOar/s land she was directed to a terrific fire, self very conspicuous, moving about but sho replied effectively with machine couragoously in the open, and rallying | If not get that Taylor-Made effect Queen's Hotel guns. Gangways were thrown out on his men together. each side of tiie ship, but thc moment Tho Dublins, with tho Munsters on PHOENIX, B. C, tho Clyde grounded shrapnel destroyed their left and tho Hants on their right, one of thc gangways, leaving only one assaulted thc fort. Lieutenant Bns- Pride of Alberta for the men to leave tho ship by. The II "Tha House of Quality" tard, of tho Dublins, now did a very mon had to run down tbo gangway aa brave thing. Leaving the men, who Mother's Favorite fast as possible and take refuge in a had momentarily taken cover from tho TOM H. OXLEY, Proprietor barge until such time as tbo-fire pcr- machine gun firo, be ran fearlessly to oven is rust roof mitter their racing across a couple of tho opening In the fort and repeatedly \7t8I2(f

tingents up to around 7,000 men. > ® ® ® ty ® ty ty < > ty® ® ® ® ® ty $ty ty ty ty ® « One effect of the war was to de­ LOCAL AND PURE THURMAN'Sj crease the trade union membership in ® MILITARY TRAINING IN ® LORD STRATHCONA. ty NOW. ty Carrr a full line of all High-Grade the Dominion. Whereas the total of ® THE UNIVERSITY ® ty ty Published every morning except •tl ty®tyty®tytytytytytyty®ty®®ty® Tobaccos and BBB Pipe*, Try a to j .Sunday by the News Publishing 133,132 in 1911 grew to 160,120 in 1912 ®ty®tytyty®tytytytytyty®tytytyty Our Ice Cream Parlor «•-*••• tytytytytytytytytyty^ ot Thurman'a Mixture, Company, Limited, Nelson, B. C, Can- and 175,709 in 1913, last year's total One of the most iniere.stinf; chapters Rise! for the day Is passing, la now opened. —if indeed it is not the most interest­ And you lie dreaming on; ad*. fell to 166,163. The first calendar of the University THURMAN'S CIGAR STORK ROBB SUTHim-ANT>, of British Columbia will contain the ing—in Rev. j. w. pedley's "Biography The others have budded their armor, Editor an-d Manager. There was a decrease of 14 in num­ announcement that all male students of Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal" And forth to fight have gone; A place in the ranks awaits you, Business letters should be addressed ber of local union branches In Canada physically fit will be required to take is that which Is devoted to Practical Maxims, examples of Lord Strathcona's Bach man has his part to play; Business Directory and cheques and money orders made during the year. two years' military drill during their We make our own Ice Cream ot shrewd teaching, in many instances ad­ The Past and the Future are nothing, payable to the News Publishing Com­ course. It happens that the university local and pure Cream. Come In dressed to young men. llefore consid­ In the face of the stem Today. A8SAYERS. pany, Limited, and In no case to In­ A German ex-spy says that a black begins operations in wartime, but this and try the real thing. regulation would probably have been ering these wise saws, one notes how dividual members of the staff. box contains thn life secret of the well Mr. Pedley in this chapter has Rise from your dreams of the Future— E. W. WIDDOWSON, ASSAYER AND adopted in any case. There is no sug­ Chemist. Box A1108 Nelson, B. C. Advertising rate cards end sworn de­ kaiser. A black heart does, anyway. gestion of conscription in it, but it as­ summed up Lord Strathcona's advan­ Of gaining some hard-fought field; tailed statements of circulation mailed tages and characteristics. "He had a Of storming some airy fortress, Charges: Gold, silver, copper or sumes that a student who receives from lead, (1 each; gold-silver, (1.50; sll- [ on request, or may be seen at the of­ Every day the war continues the the province four years of free Instruc­ remarkable bodily eoiiKiitution, a good Or bidding some giant yield; fice of any advertising agency recog­ pessimists, if there are any left, are mind, homely virtues, a kind of monas­ Your future has deeds of glory, ver lead, 11.50. Other metals on ap­ tion provided at great expense may well tic simplicity, directness of speech and plication. nized hy the Canadian Press Associa­ given less excuse for their "dismal be asked to spend a few hours a week Of honor (God grant it may!) Choquette Bros. tion. purpose, force of will, common sense Rut your arm will never lie stronger Jimmy" forebodings. in fitting himself to defend his country. Bakers and Confectioner*. Subscription rate* BO cents per optimism, a largo judicial and imper­ Or thc need so great as Today. AUCTIONEERS. The students themselves will be moro sonal way of looking at things which Phone 258. 616 Baker St. month; S2.50 for six months; I6.0C per than willing to take this course, which .( dX"wXfEMjAN~&^CaT'dpeTa Wk. | H l Just to show that conditions in were tho fruits of experience, discip­ year. 'W is not only useful for purpose of na Rise! if the past detains you, line and culture." WM. CUTLER, AUCTIONEER, BOX Hayti are normal and that business Is tlonai and imperial defense, but Is good Her sunshine and storms forget; 474: phone 18. going on as usual d spite the European discipline and wholesome physical ex Mr. Pedley's short bioEraphy is more No chains so unworthy to hold you war the Haytiens are pulling off their ercise. Thousands of graduates and of a character study than a set biog­ As those of a vain regret; Sad or bright, she is lifeless ever, GR0CERIE8. annual summer vacation revolution. undergraduates have volunteered for raphy. He says In his preface that WEDNE8DAY, JULY 28, 1915. the present war, many of whom would he has not attempted any original re­ Cast her phantom 'arms away, have been glad to have the previous search and is indebted to other biog­ Nor look back, save to learn tlie lesson West Transfer Co A MACDONALD & CO., WHOLE- Recruits are needed for the 54th bat­ Of a nobler strife Today, aale Grocers and Provision* Mer­ GOOD NEWS FROM THREE MAIN training that they would have received raphers for his statement of fact. GEO. F. MOTION, Manager. talion to replace the first draft for under the system that is proposed here. What he has aimed at doing is to tell chants. Importers ot Teas, Coffees, BATTLE FRONTS overseas service. Tbe young men of It would be a great advantage in an simply the kind of man Lord Strath­ Rise! for the day is passing; Spices, Dried Fruits, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Tobaccos, Cigars, the district should enlist and bring the emergency such as suddenly arose a cona was, and what he did. The re­ Tho sound that you scarcely hear Last night's cables bring encourag­ sult is, as it wore, a picture of a Period Is tbo enomy marching to battle— Butter, Eggs, Cheese and Packing.! regiment up to strength immediately. year ago, if university graduates, or General Teamsters ing news from the three chief theatres even a majority of them, were qualified in Canadian affairs seen iu the simply Arise! for the foe is here! House Products. • Office and ware- [ written life of a man who had much Stay not to sharpen your weapons house, corner of Front and Hall Sts, of war. While the safety of Warsaw Of all the many drowning accidents to serve as officers and take the post Dealers in Coal tion of leadership which educated men to do with making Canadian affairs nt Or tbe hour will strike at last, P.O. Box 1095; telephones 28 and 23. has not yet been assured, the Russians in Canadian waters which have oc­ that time. The period is almost, if When from dreams of a coming battle are holding their own at important have a right to claim. Our informa­ You may wake to find it past! and Wood curred this summer there is not one tion is that the compulsory instruction not wholly past; and the character INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE. points on the long battle line and have of the builder of that period is gone —Adelnide Anne Proctor which would not have been prevented rule was unanimously approved by the PHONE 33. ARE YOU TAKING ADVANTAGE OI" at least partially regained the power largely from our national life. The if ordinary common-sense precautions governors, by all senators who could be character Is not likely to return. But tho reduced rates on your fire insur­ of initiative. had been taken by the victims or their seen and by the members of the fac­ it Is, as the author felt, wise to exam­ ance offered by G. A. Hunter? If not I ulty,—Vancouver News-Advertiser. The Teutons may yet capture War­ parents. ine the means by which Lord Strath­ see him before renewing. His com- saw out it wiii be at a cosi in men cona rose to such ?- portion <>f emln- panlC8 are absolutely reliable. tytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty® ence. and munitions which will outweigh The United States has asked Ger­ very r many about the attack on the liner ® any seeming advantage which they ty COLD STORAGE. ty The sayings deserve to be placed by r/ Packet of V Orduna. Possibly by now Germany has themselves; they are at onee so shrewd Tenders invited might temporarily secure. If they fail destroyed tho chief witness of the at­ ty ty yet so simple and so full of common / WILSONS A GREEN BROS., BURDEN & CO. the greatest stroke of the German sense. The first which Mr. Pedley tack by shooting the commander of ®tytytytytytytytytyty®tyty®®tyty Civil Engineers, Dominion and B, C. general staff will have beon turned notes is: "Be content with your lot, Land Surveyors. the submarine because the torpedo 'When anybody comes around talking into a victory of consequences at this about a new theory you always in­ but always be fitting yourself for Storekeepers Surveys of Lands, Mines, Townsltes, missed the vessel. something higher." The second is like FLYMDS time immeasurable for the allied dorse it." Timber Limits, etc. "Yes. I'd rather Indorse it than have to it: "Only cheerful perseverance will \WILL KILL MORE FLIES THAN/ Nelson, 616 Ward street, A. H, Green, cause. bring you a better position; grumbling Tho story of the Turkish dignitaries It explained to mc.' In order to clean up my shoo stock Mgr.; Victoria, 114 Pemberton Bldg., The French advance in Alsace fol­ won't help you an inch," These say­ i\$8-° WORTH OF ANY /, I must dispose of a balance of heavy that they are in Switzerland In order ings aro not only Scottish in type but F. C. Green; Fort George, Hammond lows several similar successes in that "My wife objects to my coming home ^STICKY FLY CATCHER/ rubbers. If you can handle any of street, F. P. Burden. that one may undergo an operation for they seem to have been tlie reflections the following, mail me your offer. region which have carried Gen. Joffre's late." of a young man, at least thoy have appendicitis and that the others may "How remarkable! Mine objects to A. L. MoCULLOCH, armies further on to German soil at been recalled by an old man out of Men's "Plcton," 7-ln. leather top, enjoy a vacation from the cares of my staying out late." Hydraulio Engineer. a point where the military advantage his youth as specially applicable to 3-7, 1-8, 1-10. state indicates that the sublime porto young men. "Do the work yourself; Provincial Land Surveyor, even outweighs the moral effect upon still considers an infinite capacity for "That's the way with a man." don't depend on the influence of Men's "Saxon," a-in. leather top, Baker St., Nelson, B. C. the Germans, who have generally been telling lies which no ono believes is "What is?" friends on your behalf," These rigor- 3-6, 1-7, 2-9. in tho fortunate position of fighting one of the first requisites of inter­ "He often said be would lay down hia OUH teachings are followed by two that on foreign ground. life for me." hold out hope of success and finally a Men's "Warden," 3-bol0 gums, 3-6, national statesmanship. "Well?" dependance on a power higher than 1-7, 2-9. The Italian progress in tbe Isonzo "And now he grumbles when I ask one's self. "Opportunity comes to some BIRKS KOOTENAY LODGE NO. 10, I.O.O.F. Men's Pawdon, 4-hole gums, high, region has become so marked that It ®ty®ty®ty®tytytytytytytytytytyty him to lay down a carpet." men moro frequently than to others, —Meets every Monday night in Odd­ 2-6, 4-7, 2-8, 1-9, 1-10. is reported the Austrians are being but there are very few it does not visit fellows* hall, at 8 o'clock. • ® at somo time or other," "Follow tbe Offers You The compelled to evacuate Gorizia and Doctor—Madam, your daughter needs Men's Fraser 1-buckie gums, 3-6, QUEEN CITY REBBKAH LODGE, ® WHAT THE PRESS IS SAYING, ty a complete rest. old counsel: "Trust in Providence and Podgora. The capture of Gorizia gives ® ty keep your powder dry." 2-7, 2-8, 3-9, 1-10. No. 16, I.O.O'F., meets first and third J Mother—But she won't listen to me. Greatest Choice Tuesdays, Oddfellow's ball at 8 J the Italians command of the railway tytyty treatment and prevention of gangrene Parry Sound 52 82 You Can Sort Up From My Stock A. O. F. COURT ELLEN—MEETS j caused by dirt entering wounds. Lister The British Spirit, Toronto 56 78 (By Daily News Loased Wire.) We believe that we interpret aright 82 first and third Wednesday in K of P. j attacked germs in wounds by means Ottawa 50 WINNIPEG, July 27.—ISdward And­ At Less Than Factory Prices. the British spirit which created the Quebec 52 82 erson, K.C., began his argument today hall at 8 o'clock. of antiseptics; modern surgery went British Empire when we conclude that 68 Halifax 56 before the court of appeal for an in­ Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. CLAN JOHNSTONE, 212, MEETS IN. I further and insisted upon a scrupulous tho eyes of our race are on the present Vancouver 58 70 68 junction restraining the Mathers royal I. O. O. F. hall first and third Frl- ] cleanliness under which no germs and future rather than on the past. Calgary 44 commission from further proceedings, In the years which are behind, lie, in 76 JEWELLERS AND SILVER­ days at 8 p. m. should be allowed to exist. To carry Edmonton 44 thereby reversing the decision of Jus­ the main, our vindication of tho judg­ 78 SMITHS. out this asceptic principle was clearly Prince Albert 54 80 tice Prendergast. Mr. Anderson look H. Lawrence S. o. E.—Meets first and third Mon­ ment seat of history. We did not de­ Reglna 45 the position that the commission was days in K. of P. hall at 8 p. m. impossible at tlie front us in the sire such a war or any war, our whole Port Arthur 48 ultra vires and therefore could not only VANCOUVER, B. C, THE PALACE SHOE STORE. majority of cases wounds were dirty system being defensive in its charac­ London 55 bo restrained from taking further evi­ 415 BAKER ST., NELSON, B. C. before the patients reached tho doc­ ter; but, when war came and the ene­ Kingsgate 52 dence but should not be permitted to my threw off all disguise, we were not tors' hands. The Immediate conse­ Montreal 58 82 make a finding. He made all .these unfaithful to our trust.—'London Daily St. John 5-1 68 quence, was a reversion to the anti­ contentions in tho interests of his cli­ Telegraph. ent, Thomas Kelly & Sons, septic method. > THI**)'*'*'"--*- nn- , ty®ty®®tyty®tyty®ty®tytyty®® SYNOPSIS OF COAL Has Her Limit, In the afternoon, continuing his ar­ But antiseptics were found to pre­ ty ty­ gument, Mr. Anderson questioned tlio MINING REGULATIONS! Formidable as Germany may be in vent the blood lymph from perform­ ty STEAMER MOVEMENTS. ty powers of the lieutenant governor in organization and resource, she cannot ® ty tlie matter of appointing roj'al commis­ Coal mining rights of the Dominlonl ing its normal function of cleansing continue to pour out her strength in­ tytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty Veranda Blinds-Bamboo sions and declared that tlie lieutenant in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Al- J wounds of noxious germs and an definitely without suffering the inev­ Arrivals, governor of Manitoba bad inferior Four Foot Wido and Eitjht Foot Long $1.00 berta, the Yukon Territory, the North­ eminent scientist, Sir Almroth Wright, itable consequence. That she is ca­ At New York—Carpathian, Liverpoo'. powers to those given to tlie lieuten­ west Territories, and in a portion of I has revolutionized field surgery pable of a long and grim resistance to ant governor of the older provinces the province of British Columbia, may I the conditions wo are seeking to im­ At Liverpool—Morgandle, Montreal. by establishing the importance of owing to Manitoba having been in­ bo leased for a term of' twenty-one I pose on her we do not doubt; but At Rotterdam — Rotterdam, New cluded in the confederation long after stimulating the flow of lymph by York. years at an annual rental of $1 perl neither cun we doubt that she is suf­ tho eastern provinces. Veranda Duck Awning Material acre. Not moro than 2,560 acres will J keeping wounds open by bathing them fering heavily from the wear and At Gibraltar—Prjnclpe di Udine, New York. Mr. Anderson's argument will likely All Colors—Por Yard 25o be leased to one applicant. with a 5 per cent salt solution with a waste of war, and that there is a limit At Naples—San Guglielmo, New bo finished tomorrow morning when Application for 'a lease must bel even to her endeavor, a limit which C. H. Wilson, K.C., will present his ar­ little citrate of soda added to it. Sir will be reached before the allies have York;' Verona, New York. TENTS (All Sizos), CAMP COTS, FOLDING CHAIRS, HAMMOCKS, made by the applicant in person to thel gument against the injunction being Agent or Sub-Agent of the district of| Almroth is now experimenting with reached their limit, if only we have the granted. From $2.50 Up inoculation against gangrene. courage and the perseverance that the which the rights applied for are sltu-l iong struggle requires.—Westminster ated. Gazette, RAILWAY BILLS 0 In surveyed territory the land must! APPLE SELLING PLANS SHOULD Standard Furniture Co. be described by sections or legal sub-, BE MADE EARLY divisions of sections and in unaurveyedl Joffre Quite Sane Man. Complete House Furnishers territory the tract' applied for shall bel Joffre, a hearty, bale, most whole­ BE staked out by the applicant himself. . Prospects for a successful season for somely sane man, well around the Each application must be accom­ Canadian apple growers this year are corner of the sixties, imitates none of Measures Expected to Come Up Next panied by a foe of $5 which will be re­ the traditional habits of great com­ funded if the rights applied for are| considered good by officials of the manders. He does not dictate three or Setsion at Ottawa—Fall Sitting Dominion department of agriculture. Talked Of. c not available, but not otherwise. Al four telegrams and letters at once. royalty shall be paid on the mer-l The unsettled conditions which mark­ He takes more than three hours a day John Burns & Sons Ti ST cbantable output of the mine at the| ed the early days of tbe war have sleep. He does not eat in a state of (By Dally News Leased Wire.) SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. NELSON PLANING MILLS. rate of five cents per ton. been removed by the return of busi­ trance. Quite the contrary. He is a OTTAWA, July 27.—Sir Robert Bor­ good feeder and a good sleeper. Regu­ VERNON STREET, NELSON, B.C. The person operating the mine shall ness confidence in Canada, the heavy den is expected to remain In London Every Description of Building Material Kept in Stock. Estimate* Given furnish the Agent with sworn returns lar meals and seven straight hours of until about Aug. 10 and to be back in grain crop promises to provide an ex­ sleep from nine at night until four in on Stone, Brick, Concrete and Frame Buildings. accounting for the full quantity of Ottawa before Aug. 20. On his return merchantable coal mined and pay the cellent market in the prairies and the the morning are his routine. But in MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. tho question of calling parliament to more reason for P.O. BOX 184 PHONE 17B royalty thereon. If the coal mining Dominion government and other ad­ a'll the remaining seventeen 'hours of meet beforo thc new year will bo dis­ the twenty-four tbe entire French rights are not being operated, such vertising campaigns will undoubtedly cussed. If there is an autumn session, serving poor 'returns should ho furnished at least army knows that "the old man" is the legislative program will be made have a favorable effect. onco a year. awake.—New York Sun, up of another war vote and enactments coffee than for Nevertheless successful marketing The lease will include the coal min­ dealing with the Grand Trunk Pacific ing rights only, but the lessee • may of the British Columbia apple crop de­ The Baltic Viotory. and Canadian Northern railways, t making omelets be permitted to purchase whatever pends to a great extent upon the The broad fact which emerges is available surface rights may 'be con­ that in no sea in the world can the of stale eggs. SPORTING GOODS sidered necessary for the working of eteps which are taken before the THOMAS GATHERS FACTS German ensign be shown with assur­ We have a full stock of all the mine at the rate of $10 an acre. season opens in preparation for dis­ ance and Impunity. We welcome these ABOUT MUNITION WORKS Simply use rea­ lines of Sporting Goods, includ­ For full information application posing of the fruit. When the apples events in the Baltic for the light which should be made to the Secretary of the (By Daily News Leased Wire.) ing: are being picked is too late to make they throw on the moral of the enemy Department of the Interior, Ottawa, or OTTAWA, July 27.—D. A. Thomas, sonable care in BASEBALL, satisfactory arrangements for selling and the failure of his tactics. Public to any Agent or Sub-agent of Domtn- confidence will be reinforced in the in­ the representative of Lloyd George, LACROSSE, them in the prairie provinces. making, and start 'ion lands. violability of the watch and ward who Is in the capital in connection with I FOOTBALL, which for over ten months the Grand the question of munition supplies, had W. W, CORY, CANADIAN UNIONS SEND MANY Fleet has been maintaining In the another long conference today with with TENNIS, Deputy Minister of the Interior. Gen. Bertram of the shell commission. N. B.—Unauthorized publication ofi MEMBERS TO FRONT waters that separate us from the en­ STRIKING BAOS, emy. The Germans have many ships It is understood that the further par­ BOXING GLOVES, ETC. this advertisement will not be paid for.l ticipation by Canadians in munitions The annual r'eport on labor organi­ and many officers and men, constitut­ I SEAL I ing them the second greatest naval orders was considered at a meeting of zations in Canada, which has just been NELSON LAND DISTRICT, DIS-] power; and yet month after month the cabinet presided over by Sir George See Our Line of issued at Ottawa, shows that the union Foster, acting premier. No time has BRAND TRICT OF WEST KOOTENAJf. passes, and, owing to their well- TENNIS, BASEBALL, AND men ot this country have not been founded fear of the British navy, they been lost since tbe arrival of Mr. FOOTBALL SHOES Blow to answer the call for recruits. are content to surrender without a Thomas in Canada in placing before COFFEE Take notice that Joseph Edgar ReadJ struggle all the advantages which him all possible information relating to Up to Dec. 31 last 3,498 trades union Which We Aro Soiling Merchant, IntendB to apply for per-l flow from the command of the world's the ability of Canadian manufacturers mission to purchase the following de-r members had enlisted in the Canadian oceans and seas.—London Daily Tele­ to supply munitions. The facts col­ scribed land: Commencing at a postl contingents and 417 had gone to the graph. lected by the committee named by Ca­ AT COST planted at the S.E. corner post of Lot] front as reservists ln the British army. nadian manufacturers at a meeting in No. 7709, thence west 20 chains; thence! A poet sings: Ottawa shortly after the arrival of Mr. south 20 chains; thence east 20 chalnsT Since the beginning of the year the Thomas in New York have already thence north 20 chains to place oil number of recruits has probably ex­ O woman, woman, glorious dame, Eden was empty ere you came— been laid before him. What practical commencement and containing forty| NELSON HARDWARE CO. acres, more or less. ceeded that of the first five months of That may be, old chap, but if we are steps have been taken to secure addi­ tional orders will probiibly be set forth P.O. BOX 1050 NELSON, B.C. the war, which would bring the total not mistaken it was even mure empty JOSEPH EDGAR READ, in a statement to be issued soon. ]tinlon members in the Canadian con- a Ulttle while after. Per M. c. Donaldson, A£t,| ..1..J.IJIPI m

OACE FIVE WEDNESDAY, JULY 58, 1913. Che Bitttv €rtots REWKEPT OF SUMMER Markets - Mining - Finance A MORNING IN

Elaborate System Used by Germany HELPLESS DRINKS STANDARD STOCKS in Listing Prisoners—Over One m D Million Names on Files Prominent Merchant Restored MILLINERY The exact registration of the huge LIME JUICE W horde of more than a million prisoners to Health by "Fruit-a-tives" Ictorla Cross, bottle 35c of war In Germany, so that rank, ser­ War Order Stocks Attain New High Optimistic Feeling Pervades All Quar­ vice division and place of confinement BRIKTOT-, N.B., July 25th, LAW. ontflcrrat, bottle 45c and 80c NEVER SUCH A BAROAIN Levels for Year—Trading Recalls ters of New York Market—C.P.R. of each man can he instantly deter­ "I had « stroke of Paralysis in .March, Boom Times. Gains Five Points. mined, has beon perfected to nn as­ and this loft me unable to walk or help CORNER FOR A BRIGHT, tonishing degree by Count Sehwerln, a myself ami the Constipation was BREEZS MORNING, WE WILL (My Daily News Loased Wire) my Dally Nows Leaned Wire.) sixty-year-old captain of cavalry. To­ day the relatives of any French, Rus­ terrible. Finally, I took 'Frult-a-tlves' KIMPLV HAND OUT THIS GRAPE JUICE MONTREAL*, Jiury 27.—6Locks ;of NEW YORK, July 27.—The demand sian. English .Canadian, Italian, Ser­ for thc Constipation. This fruit medicine thn war order group wore swept to for slocks broadened today and Ihe DEPABTMENT'S GOODS TO Welch's, pints 35c new high levels for tlie year this morn­ market grave the best exhibition of sus­ vian, Montenegrin* Belgian or Japan­ gradually toned up the nerves and Welch's, quarts 65c ing under demand even more vigorous tained strength which lias been wit­ ese prisoner in Germany can ascertain actually relieved the paralysis. Hy the Villi mil FINAL CLEARANCE nessed In Hnmp timo. Of Particular within 24 hours where that soldier is reemont, pints 35c than that which marked Monday's use of 'Fruit-a-Iives* I grew stronger AT PRICES BEYOND TIIE trading1, iron nt 2~y , Scotia, at 7.-1 and significance wns iho reawakening of and what his condition Is. rcemon t, ci uartu 65c 4 until all (he palsy lefi; nie. I am now Steel of Canada at 21% were among activity in railroad shares. The dulncss This is made possible through a DREAMS OP THE BIGGEST tho Issues to soil nt tiie host prico in arid Itoavlneu of Lhese stocks, together well and attend my store every day-" ffiel Tower Lemonade, tins 25c card catalogue that all but beggars BARGAIN HUNTERS. more than 12 months. Car common at with reports nf diminishing dividend description. It probably Is the most ALVA PHILLIPS. 108% also sold at tlio highest price earnings and the possibility of divi­ orslan Bherbort, tin 25c perfect thing of its size and kind in Pntltjuico Is nature's own remedyand over recorded in tlio local market, dend reductions in some instances, existence, lu its maintenance so per­ UPSTAIRS THIS MORNING wlillo the preferred at 1!"> came within havo constituted some of tlio most un­ sons aro engaged, whilo Its inventor. 'Frult-a-tlvesMs mado from fruit juices. favorable aspects of tlio situation. To- HATS GO BANG!! /E GIVE 5 PER CENT OFF FOR ]$ of tbo hifrii record nuolatlon estab­ Count Schweriti, works 12 hours a 50c a box, (I for $2.50, trial size 25c. lished In the boom market of 1013. day, however, an optimistic feeling per­ day overseeing things. CASH. vaded all quarters of tho market, and AL dealers or sent on receipt oi'price Highest prices woro reported onrly tho railway issues gradually came into Every day scores of lists of name?, by r'niit-a-tivc.s Limited, Ottawa. in the day, buying orders that had ac­ tho lead or speculation. Total sales pour Into Count Sehwerin's depart­ Pattern Hats Take Final Leap- cumulated over night mooting such wero 890,000 shares. ment In the Iioroihcenstrusso, Berlin. small offerings that sharp gains were These lists give lhe necessary infor­ NELSONNEWSOF THE DAY $12.00 to $15.00 at $2.50 Jtar Grocery registered practically all through the The rise began with n. further mark­ mation for filling out. Hie cards, HO list before the first demand was filled. ing up of war stocks, several nf which thai each shall contain the name and And there are Hats as high as $l."».oo. Some of our prettiest New PHONE 10 again made high records. Tim buying forename of the prisoner, ti IH service Taylor, the Tinker, genornl repair York models. All attractive, dressy, appropriate and useful. *fl*Q ff|"| movement spread to other stocks with branch, rcgimont and company, tho flhou 315 Baker street. (1105) This Morning—Any One \J>.fc#DU Store of Quality ty & ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty tyty-ty ty ty ® tyty speculation restricted lamely to the place and date of his capture, and ty ® Intornationals during the morning. In the place where ho is hold, If ho is Shoes repaired and made lo ardor. ty PRODUCE, ty the afternoon, however, buying shifted Wounded the nature of his wounds ,T. Pane, shoemaker, all Stanley $7.50 Nat Hunt at $1.00 ty ® to the railroad stocks and In the last and the hospital whero lie is are street. (11X2) Was ever o dollar better spent. Could you look dressy and smart WORK ANTIMONY MINES. tyty ty ty ty ty ty .ty ty ty ty ty ty ty Party ttyty ofty th e day the buoyant rise in added. elsewhere for that amount. Why, the cheapest outing hat of drill or these issues was tlie dominant feature. Nelson Brand .Tarn is made from tho MONTREAL PROVISIONS. Women Fill Out Cards linen cost much more. This morning, then, we hand out these trophies T, JOHN, N.B., July 27.—The- antl- Even tho war stocks were almost ne- host Kootenay fruits and B.C. mi^nr —all, no reserve, Scores of young women fill out the by British Columbia labor. At all fy mines -ii Liiui* George, which «rlf>cto.fl in Ihn mnvcmpnt ihrniurli the Value-: to *7.50-Fsr $1.00 MONTREAL^ July 27— Choose: Fin­ cards, which then go io sorters, under grocers. (HIO) been Idlo Tor some 'years, hnvo railroad list. St. Paul was lifted 5^ est, westoriiK, 14; finest easterns, 13V£J- and Canadian Pacific » and a lame tbo inspection of a man who iu peace •n leased In tbo Prnrp.su Engineers, Butter: Choicest creamery, 27Vi ,0 number or others from 1 to tor. LLP..Ou.r.lM.n.ier. par value, were $2,900,000. United Approximately K00 letters come to Grain, Feed Misses' and Children's Straws Capital Paid up - $16,000,000. States -Is coupons declined ',i on call, Count Schweriu's "Kartoth'olc" daily— Re.t . . . 16,000,000. i'enuests for information about rela­ One big table comprises all we have loft. There are all shapes and Undivided Profit. - 1,252,864. tytytyty ty tytytyty tytytytytytytytyty tives or friends. It is tbe boast and sizes in Tuscan and White and every one must gel a move on at and Hay MAKERS' COST Total A.iet. (April, 1915) 289,362,678. ® ® pride of this officer that no requests' ® METAL. ® remain unanswered longer than 21 TO US. Savings Department hours—IS at the very outside, when ® ® the letter or in.piiry Is hi difficult OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. Deposits of ji.obahd upward received tytytytytytyty. tytytytytyty ty ty ty ty ty Russian, and Interest allowed at highest eurreut J. H. RAHAL & CO. METAL QUOTATIONS. I To facilitate relatives in getting In­ ^teBuJson^Baaj&miian^i rates. Savings Department accounts formal ion about the foreign soldiers, 619 Front St., Nelson, B. C. given special attention. ^~,":."W>W.lt. nu.ru (Vl room. Apply Mrs. Mollnrd, (Sny you saw it in Tho News.) W. E. KETCHUM, n. ,T. SMITH fits of between $-1,000,090 anil $5,000,- then tied up and forwarded to Berlin,' (Say you law it in Tho News.) Frnltvale, R.C. (1192) C.F.& P.A., Nelson, B.C. D.F.&r,A„Nelsoh,B.O, '100 a year. The company's operations where the treasury of the war min- WHITE LEGHORNS and Huff Orping­ Istry takes charge of them. NELSON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY— SITUATIONS^ WANTED—MALE, aro amongst the most Important em­ 1 W. Parker, 309 Baker St. ton pullets ami breeding stock for salo from my heavy egg laying strains. ployers of labor in the province, and An exact list of tho bon tents of each (WANTED—Grader-shipper, man for POSITION WANTED hy planing mill the exceptionally capable manner in package is mado and forwarded to Write I'II,. particulars, IT. A. Hindis, ranch, men for handling tlm her, set­ foreman. Good references, Can which the company's affairs have fteen the department which Count Schwerin handle resaws nr fust feeding machines. Langford Station, B.C. (llfifi) ter. managed aro evident from tlto fact heads, and tho .possessions are then Box 1201, imilv News office. (1201) that, although It treats about tho low­ sent lo the wnr ministries in Franco, APPLICATIONS will bo received until BUSINESS PERSONAL. est grade of copper ore operated tbe England or Russia, which are best * July 30 for tho position of Chief nf SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE (Say you saw it in The News.) world over, it has distributed among able lo soe that the valuable come Police of tlie City of Kaslo and other (Say you .aw it In The News.) WHITE STAR UNE its shareholders to date $5,497,900 In inlo the possession of the rightful rela­ duties in connection. \y. E. Hod tier, GENERAL SERVANT wants situation. NELSON* MESSENGER CO.—Baggage tives of the fallen soldiers. and express. Prompt and reliable. NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL dividends—E. A. Haggen In the Van­ clerk, Kaslo. (UftS) Apply il2-t Falls slreol. lllsil) couver Province. Day nnd night. Phono 242. 3.S. ADRIATIC, 25,000 tons AUGUST 4th ***>$>•* «> $ $ $ $ ,J> IEW S.S. LAPLAND, 19,000 tons AUGUST 11th S> GRAIN. First Class, $95.00; Second, $50.00; Third, $36.25 ^AiCTSS^Two teachers for Silverton IIOLSTR1N Blll.Ij (nr snlo. Sir (lien work guaranteed. Phone 2ti2. public school; one principal (male), S.S. BALTIC, 23,000 tons AUGUST I8lh pletortye Korndyke No. 10766 For full one junior teacher. Slate certificate First Class, $110.00; Second, $50.00 Third, $37.50 particulars, butler records, etc., apply ^^ MISCELLANEOUS. ^^ CLOSING GRAIN PRICES. ' and experience, also salary expected. l-\ to D, G. Lyon, Erirkson, B.C. (1028) S.S. CYMRIC, 13,000 tons AUGUST 27th THE POPULAR PIONEERTINBI F. Liebscher, secretary. (JIM) WANTED—Everybody to know where Carries only Cabin, $50.00, and Third Class, $33.75 FOR SALE—Or will exchange for good they enn order Pernio Heir for fam­ (P.y Daily News Leased Wiro.) IA; MALE TEACHER WANTED at i.S. ARABIC, 16,000 tons SEPT. 1st SAILINGS FROM MONTREAL licet enws, Registered Holstoln cows, ily trade. Telephone 25I, office 002 WINNIPEG, .lulv 2;.—Wheal: July Salmo, having a first-class certifi­ Baker St. (U6II) Carries only Cabin, $50.00, and Third Class, $36.25 $1.37; Oct., si.07%. heifers and heifer calves. 11. S. Brown, Date Steamer To cate. Applications will be considered. Edgewood, B.C. (ll"») Aug. "—Carthaginian ...Glasgow Oats'! July, 2916; Get., 4HS.. G. D, Bell, secretary, Salmo. (1100) WANTED—Set of single express har­ Aug. 1'— Hesperian Liverpool Flax: July, ?1.42»; O't., $1.45. KOLSTEIN COW for sole; second calf. ness; in good condition, state price. To England Under Neutral Flag Aug. 15—"Sicilian London Minneapolis; wheat: July, tl.il; WANTED—Lady teacher for Bull T. A. Whelldon, South Slocan. (1180) W. Ri Mellaril, Fruitvale, B.C, (11751 Sept., $1.08*4; Doc, $1.0!>. River Bridge school. Slate what AMERICAN LINE (NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL) Aug. 18—Pretorian Glasgow FOR WALE—Seventeen liunilrel pound Cliicna-o; Wheat: July, $1.12%: Sept., certificate and address application to AGENTS WANTED—Christmas cards, Large, Fast American Steamers, Under the American Flap; Aug. 21— Corsican Liverpool Large, Fast America ?t.nS!4; Dec, $1,10is, Stferetary, Bull River Bridge school. workhorse. Apply William Hancock, any one; samples free; largo profits, ST. LOUIS AUGUST 7th Aug.28—Scandinavian ..Liverpoal Xelson Uriel; Works. <11M) Sept. 5—-Corinthian London Bull River, R.C. (1200) Chiiieha.se, Darlington, England, (11711) ST. PAUL AUGUST 14th "Van missed the train," snk] Mrs. NEW YORK AUGUST 21st Sept. 8—Carthaginian ...Glasgow WANTED—To vent launch for week or Sept. 18— Hesperian Liverpool Koormoot , reproachfully. •'.'' ' FURS. SAFE BARGAINS^ PHILADELPHIA AUGUST 28th "Yes," replied her husband'. ten days' trip on lake; must he reas­ and every Saturday thereafter •Calling at Havre, Rust nnd West­ NT)W^sThe1n?fifti^^ furs HALL aAFE--lnsldn measurement 20 onable. Box 1180 Daily News. (11SS) bound, "Well, perhaps it's just as well to S.S. illtivate the liahil. I wish 1 could be mado up and old onoa remodelled oi by 20 Inches. Depth 11 Inches, I'riro Full information from any Hall­ First Class, $95,00; Second Class, $65.00; Third Class, $40.00 nro you were as likely to PIIRS tho repaired. Yo« get a considerable re­ $100. Taylor safe; Inside measurement WHEN REPLYING TO ADYERTISE- Company's Office, A. E. Disney, Pass. Agent, 619 Second Ave., Seattle way or Steamship Agent, or W. It. •ain wlien your motor carltlts a ratl- duction during the summer. G. Glnser, 25x23 Inches: depth 11 Inches, Price mont.s in Condensed Columns, kindly IV, H. KETCHUM, Agent, G. N. Ry. D. SMEATON, Agent, C. P. Ry. ALDAN, Qen'l. Nor.-West Afient, ray crossing as you are ln ordinary Furrier, 81.1 Mill St., Nolson, B.C. 1 $125. City and Farm Lands, Nelson. mention you eaw It In The News—It J. R. BLUMENATJER, D. T. A., C. P. Ry. 3M Main Street, Winnipeg travel." can un your skin and fix your h«d. .I--L__M..._ din) will help you, .

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Un.qujll.d for General UM. MONTREAL CONTEMPT CASE Ladies'Fibre Silk Nelson News of [the Dag IS AGAIN ADJOURNED SUMMER BREAKFASTS I (By Daily News Leased Wire.) MONTREAL, July 27.-Proceedings "R. & K." WHEAT FLJAKES, In 2-lb. packages. Hose In the contempt of court ruling against CANADIAN FLAKES, in B's, with premium. Mayor Martin and'Controllers Hebert BLACK OR TAN WHEATLETS. In 10-lb. bags. All Sizes. and Cote, will not come on until Sep­ Per Pair 25o QUIRED tember sitting of the superior court. These are all made in Western Canada from Canadian », P. TIEHNEY, General Sal.t A.'ent, Counsel for Mayor Martin this morn­ Wheat and ynu can't get better goods anywhere. Ask N.llon, B.C. ing appeared before Mr. Justice Monet your Grocer. Can supplied to an railway points. NOW IN SIGHT ATI and successfully claimed the right to THE ARK appeal from the decision of Mr. Jus­ New and Seeond Hand Furnltura. Sufficient Funds for Purchase of Two Practise at Opera House Tonight for tice Lafontalne who ruled yesterday The Brackman Ker Milling Co., Ltd. | Cheapest In the City. Guns Expected to Be Completed Aug, 4 of Chorus to Lead that the mayor had no right to ap­ J. W. HOLMES, Mgr. This Week. Singing. peal under the court's ruling finding Phone L395. 608 Vernon St, him in contempt until that ruling was Several subscriptions were received made absolute by the passing of sen­ Nelson, B. C. Every effort is being put forth by the TO SELL, BUY RENT OR HIRE USE DAILY NEWS WANT AD by The Dally News yesterday toward committees which have charge of the tence. PARIS the machine gun fund and it is expect­ arrangements for ihe public demon­ ed that before the end of the week all stration to be held in Nelson on Aug. the outside points now remaining to be 4 to make it the most significant event heard from will have sent in thoir Give your feet a chance,. Sweaty, aching, tired, sore feet are quicklyl Waltham remittances. Tho treasurer. M. R. Mc- in the history of the city. It is point­ Quarrie, states that with the amount ed out that unless every citizen is pres­ relieved by PENSLAR TREAD EASY FOOT POWDER. All you navel GREEN Convertible Ladies' Bracelet Watch ent on this occasion to join in pledging to do is to sprinkle a little in your shoes in the morning. The result will| needed for the two guns now well in THIS WATCH sight there should be no difficulty in his or her services In ihe Rmphv in SORE iurpriso you. Price, 25c. carrying p • the war to a victorious Can either be worn as a bracelet raising tbo balance needed to mako For Constipation ute REGULAX, the greatest liver and bowel regulator I We have a good quality of Paris or pendant watch. Neatly construct­ up the required amount. The ac conclusion, the object of the demon­ ed extension bracelet, with remov­ knowledffement of yesterday's contri stration will lie proportionately hinder­ known. It's 10c and 25c a box. ' Green which Is a sure killer to bugs ed. The committee states that ibis Us able parte to shorten or extend butions follow: FEET BE SURE AND ASK FOR SILVERWARE COUPONS aim to make tho gathering a unanimous of all kinds. bracelet, Previously acknowledged $1813 White enamel or gilt dial, highest expression of loyalty and patriotism A friend 3 of the people. Price reasonable. grade, permanent gold filled case, J. E. Houghton, Crawford Bay... reliable Waltham movement. Miss P. Houghton, Crawford Bay 1 One of the features nf the afternoon For DRUGS, STATIONERY, Neilson's PRICE, $20.00. will be tbo sinsring of those national Total .$is2: songs which have become through A Ladies' Wrist Watch That Is years of usage so closely associated Chocolates, Phonographs, Etc. Canada Drug and Strong. CITY DRUG CO. ™ Owing to a slide which occurred with the glory of the British Empire. few miles west of Midway on the Kettle They will include "Rule Britannia," PHONE 34 P. 0. BOX 1083 Book Company Vallff railway yesterday the oast which since tbe year 1710 has been as­ NELSONS BUSY STORE PHONE 34 The Drug Store that Is Dif­ J. 0. Patenaude bound train was held up and the Cnna sociated with British ideals the world ferent. C. P. and G, N. Railway Time dian Pacific railway Boundary train over; "The Maple Leaf Forever," Can­ Inspector. was sent to pick up tile passengers ada's notional anthem, and "God Save F. J. BOLES, M0th Battalion to reach out and tag him. In the meaT brook are spending a vacation on the of the women's organization. Tomor­ son, is visiting tho city and is a guest on neutral vessels was made. There Wounded slightly—.[. H. Blackwood, time the fellow who bad been on st West Arm. VANCOUVER, .Inly 27.—Reaching row evening tbe grand Orange lodge of of J. A. Gibson. was discussion today on the possibil- Blackwood, Sask. ond came along so fast that he did his goal after an exciting trip all the Manitoba will tender a banquet to lbo iiy that in the event of a deadlock on Previously reported unofficially, now havo timo to pull up when he si Pte. J, F. Thompson is expected to way from the interior of Mexico, An­ Black Chapter, tbe Orange lodge and Pte. Keith Byrnes of the LMth bat­ tho interpretation of the treaty thc officially, prisoner—Edward Young- tho runner ahead of him tagged o arrive in the city tonight on leave drew M. Morton, an English adventur-' the li. O. B. A., while on Thursday the talion arrived in Nelson from Vernon subject might eventually be submitted husband, Carp, Ont. So ho took a chance and slid for t er, who had beep fighting wilh the grand Orange lodge will open its ses­ last night en route to his home in for arbitration. Suffering from shock—James Shaw, plate. The catcher tagged him a revolutionists of that troubled republic, sion. Grand Forks on leave, was signed on at the central enlistment Regina. he also was out—making two put-oi Previously reported wounded, now on one assist. To Discard Freckles, COMMISSION IN ONTARIO depot today as a soldier of King Sergt. Alex. Stewart of tho Nelson reported missing—Harold Goodall, TURNER LED CANADIANS. TAKES OVER SCHOOLS George. Arriving at the conclusion Tan, Pimples, Wrinklespolic o force left yesterday for Ross­ that his services could be put to better Toronto. land in connection with the recent Previously reported unofficially, now (By Canadian Associated Press.) (By Daily News Leased Wire.) advantage by serving under the Brit­ alleged diamond robbery there. ish flag, Morton left for Canadian ter­ officially, prisoner—j. TL Holmes, LONDON, July 27.—During. Gen. Tho use of creams containing ani­ OTTAWA, July 27.—Announcement Beresford, Man. Alderson's leave of absence, Brig.-Gen. mal substances sometimes causes hair lhat tho commission appointed by tbe ritory over two months ago, determin­ to grow. You run no risk of acquiring R. S. Lennio of Vancouver, accom­ ed lo enlist wilh one of the contingents 13th Battalion Turner was In command of the Cana­ provincial government to take over Wounded—Ernest Starr, Montreal. dian division In France. Lieut-Col. superfluous hair when you use ordi­ panied by his two sons, arrived in tho Ottawa separate schools has taken now being formed In this country. nary mercolized wax, There is noth­ the city yesterday from Slogan where Previously reported missing, now, Romor has left tbe division to take up full charge and will soon have thc He had a number of exciting experi­ nccordine to German list, prisoner- appointment with the 3rd army corps. ing better for a discolored .skin, as the he has been inspecting the Slocan Star schools in good shape was made this ences before be reached the American •wax actually absorbs the offensive cut­ mino and is staying at the Strathcona. James Bell, St. Charles, Que. morning by Hon. I. B. Lucas, attorney- border and, his stock of money being 14th Batatlion icle. The latter is naturally replaced, exhausted, he had considerable diffi­ DIES OF BURNS. general. The commission was appoint­ Kilted in action—1. Robertson, Mont­ by a clear, smooth, healthy complexion, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tiffany of Port­ ed by the government last week under culty In getting to San Francisco, * til I of life and expression. It's the land, Ore., are spending a few days real. (By Daily Newa Leased Wire.) legislation adopted last session with a where he Intended to stowaway on WINNIPEG, July 27.—John Mondo- sensible way to discard a freckled, In tho city and are guests at tlie board a northbound steamer. By walk­ William Hughes, Montreal. tanned, over-red, blotchy or Pimpled view to settling the by-ling"uai contro­ Wounded—R. H. Wilson, Montreal. vich, 30 years of age, a Galiclan, em­ Strathcona, Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany versy in the province. ing, "heating his way" on trains and skin. Get an ounce of mercolized wax were married recently in Calgary, the Missing—ll. S. Kelbiway, San Ber­ ployed by a man named Reid to clear at any druggists and apply nightly like other expedients he at last reached underbrush ou a farm near Charles- home of the bride, who wns Miss San Francisco and succeeded in hid­ nardino, Cal. cold cream, erasing in tho morning Squirobriggs, formerly a resident of HON. E, BROWN NAMED. Previously reported missing, now re­ wood, was burned badly today and died with soap and water. It takes a week ing on board the Harrison liner Crown tonight In the general hospital, Winni­ Nelson. of Seville, which is now in port. He joined regiment—N. Hotu, Montreal. or so to complete the transformation. (By Daily News Leased Wire.) Previously reported unofficially, now peg Mondovich's clothing caught fire WINNIPEG, July 27.—Hon. Edward told the captain of the steamer his from tho underbrush which was being Tho ideal wrinkle remover is made He—I used to think that I knew a officially, prisoner—Corp. William Ed­ by dissolving an ounce of powdered Brown, provincial treasurer, was nom­ resolution to enlist for active service, wards, Montreal. burned and in a moment he was a saxolite in a half pint witch hazel. great deal, that I wag wise, in fact; inated today by the Liberals of the Pas and the commander, Captain smith, mass of flames. but the older I become tho moro I communicated with Recruiting Officer 15th Battalion Bathing the face in the solution brings constituency to contest that seat in Previously reported missing, now of­ almost instantaneous results. realize that I know nothing, the coming elections. This completes Henshaw this morning and released She—Agnostic or plain ignoramus? ficially reported wounded and prisoner FOUND WITH THROAT the nomination of all the present min­ him. —Sergt. A. Ferguson, Toronto. CUT ON REGINA STREET isters. At a convention of Liberals at Morton is a fine, well set-up young Previously reported missing, now be­ Portage La prairie; E. A, McPherson, fellow who has traveled considerably lieved killed in action, May 21—Wil­ (By Dally News Leased Wire.) the former member, was renominated. and had adventures in many climes. liam Arthur Wilcox for(merly SOth), REGINA, July 27.—Early this morn­ Salmon Arm, B.C. ing the body of an unknown man was WE'VE EVERYTHING THAT'fl Wounded—L. Lewis, South Wales. found on one of the residential streets GOOD IN of tho city with his throat badly cut ty^®4>®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®an d in an unconscious condition. He Dry Batteries was rushed to the city hospital and an ® ty ty AN UNFAILING WAY operation was immediately performed Summer Shi in nn effort to eave hhj life. His con­ WE SELL THE FAMOU8 Mining ty TO BANISH HAIRS ty ty ® dition is considered serious. No infor­ Cool Collar Attached Shirts mation has been obtain from him. at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and ul Believing that mining Is going to come back to its own and (Beauty Notes.) CHARGE OF SEDITION Tho White Largo Collar Shirt wlt| "Eveready" and "Xcell" Jg'ain become tho BIO INDUSTRY of the Kootenay, I would like Ugly hair growths can be removed AGAINST PREACHER DROPPED low opening at V$1.S 1st. To have you list your holdings of stock with me. in the privacy of your own home if you Shirts with Soft Cutis and Soft get a small original package of dela­ THERE ARE NO BETTER MADE 2nd. Tell mc of any mining properly of MUrtIT that you are (By Daily Newa Leased Wire.) Spcrate Collars in plain colors j tone and mix Into a paste enough of CALGARY, July 27.—The charge of and stripes from $1.50 uj Interested in and wish to scll| the powder and water to cover tho sedition laid against Rev. Alexander hairy surface. This should be left on Ksler, following an Orange day ad­ the skin about 2 minutes, then re­ dress in which the Presbyterian pas­ moved sind* thc akin washed and every tor linked up thc Tiamc of the vatiean Wood-Vallance Hardware Co.,Ltd. trace of hair will have vanished. No with the war, has heen withdrawn, Charles F. McHardy harm or inconvenience can result from This closes an incident that was rapid­ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL NELSON, B.C. OREEN BLOCK. PHONE 13*. NELSON, B, C. Emory & Walk] | this treatment, but he sure you buy ly threatening to develop into a creed I real delatone, war ln the citv, •\