._____---•__
[lit DeHy N«r» h th* only oattr f ifi** te ta* jsttrlOT ot OtfuiBlia*. Full MHktf ytM of Canadian Prta*. Limited.
T—r= NELSON, B. C, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1920
Ministerialists in Killed Going Over Australia Reduced to , Niagara Falls in a MWAGER a Bare Majority CONFERENCE Wooden Barrel MILITARY GUARD AWT
LONDON, July U. (Canadian As NIAGARA FALLS, Ont-, July 11.— sociated 1'resa).—The by-election ln Charles H. Stephens, Bristol, Eng., IRISH VOLUNTEER ATTACKS OF FRANCE DIES was killed this afternoon, when he Ballarat, won hy la-abor, leaves the attempted to go over the horseshoe Australian ministerialists with a bare, falls ln a barrel. The wooden bar Lxnajori ty over all other parties, bu t rel in which Stephens attempted the AT A VENERABLE OLD AGE it is stated that an anti-Hughes REPARATION trip was dashed to pieces on the commission Is unlikely. rocks at the base of the cliffs. hie of Napoleon the Third; Fled to England an Exile; Germans at Spa Seek to Descent in Force Feared on Plea of Protecting Catholics; 'Her Son the Prince Imperial Killed ia Zulu War; lived Make Proposals Subject Bombs and Shotguns Used in Outrages Against Cork to Realize Her Ambition and See Germans Driven Out of to Coal Decision CHINESE Police;'Troops Haul Down Republican Flag at Cork French Soil MILLERAND OPPOSES Courthouse MADRID, July 11.—The former Empress Eugenie of MESSAGE TO MODIFYING TREATY . DUBININ, July 11.—Troops being sent to the north of ?rance died here this morning. , Ireland tonight are to be distributed in all districts in which Coal Regarded as Basis of it has been announced demonstrations in celebration of the Former Empress Eugenie was bom^in, Granada, Spain, in battle of the Boyne will be held. The explanation current of 1826. Her father, Count de Montijo. was of a noble Spanish PALESTINE AU Plans; Vital Question the military activity is that the government has reason to 'amily, while her mother was of Scotch extraction, her maiden to Germany believe Irish volunteers contemplated descents in force on 'iltme being Kirkpatrick. The ex-empress was almost impatient Advisory Council to Have Defy Warning Given by various districts, on the plea that their presence was necessary J'or the end of her long lease of life, 44 years of which were Ten Non-Official Members SPA, July , It:-—After some hesi Diplomatic Corps; Peking to' protect Catholics, and that the government believes the ipent in the roles of the Span-*——; From Populace tation due lo the coal question the , » military forces are the proper sh countess; Eugenie Marie De German delegates today produced Forces Move to Check guardians of the peace. Victim of Banff their plans showing how Germany Danish King Is ifontijo, travelling through JERUSALEM, July 10.—Delivering PEKING, Puly 10.—(Associated Surope a visitor to the French Shooting Accident Is a message from King George to an would deal with reparations, but Press.)—General Wu Pel Fu and Acclaimed in All BELFAST, July 11.—Numer Kpurt; wife, of Napoleon IJL; assemblage of notables from south they specified that the derision Tsao Kup are reported to be moving Schleswig Towns ous outrages occurred in and •nd an occasional regent of the Progressing Well ern Palestine. Sir Herbert Samuel, reached regarding the coal would their forces towards Peking along the around Cork today. Sergeant modify their proposals. Shankow railway in defiance of the Seery is dying in the Cork mili (french empire. high commissioner for Palestine, an warning given to the government by COPENHAGEN, July 10.—King CALGARY, July 11.—The condi The allied experts had declared tary hospital from several bul nounced that the government's the diplomatic corps here yesterday, Christian was enthusiastically re The other half of her life they did not consider that even the let wounds received in an at tion of D- Wanklyn, of Montreal, policy Included the creation of an that ln case of an uprising, no ceived In all towns he visited on his vas mournful, so much so, figures submitted by the Germans fighting must take place in Peking, tack upon him while he was carrying hat Eugenie 'had said: "I wish I who was accidentally shot in his advisory council under his presi tour through North Schleswig. The dency, consisting mainly of gov would Justify modification of the and that the city must not he sub the police mail to the Grperah poat \tm-a. passed "when the shadowy fabricroo m at the Banff Hotel last week, Is jected to bombardment. mayors expressed the joy of popu )f my dream fell apart." ernment officials, but having ten protocol signed July !*, but admit office near Pork. General Tuan Chi Jui, former pre lation over re-union yith the mother Flight From Parle considerably improved, and he has non-offiioa] members from various ted the justice of th* German ex His assailantB seized the mail and mier, who Is exercising dictatorial country, and the king thanked, them decamped. The sergeant in charge That • day of disaster was Sept. a good chance of recovery. sections of the .populace. This coun pert's pleas • on two points, first, powers, has appointed Tuan Chi Jui, 1870, when she and all Paris for their fidelity to Denmark. of the Raihninre, Cork, barracks was cil would advise on all Important relieving Germany of the obliga a former war minister, to be chief of had heard of the defeat and capture killed by a bomb, and two con- matters Including the annual ban tion of reporting to the repara ihe forces moving to check the ad Bt&btee were wounded while defend-* of Napoleon at Sedan. The empress vance. . was popularty accused of bringing on quet. « tions committee regarding the dis Ing the polios barracks from an at tihat disastrous war with Prussia. tribution of coal within Germany; Martial law has heen put into tack. The abandoned police barracks Sir Herbert declared that amnesty effect, and the western gates of the Historians have since declared that and, second, approving the proposal in Cork fity was burned today. for all political prisoners would he city are guarded against the un Another potto/ party returning •here is little to support such charges, proclaimed. to increase the output hy improv authorized entry of troops. but the riotous mobs of Paris, shotti m the post offiee ro the barracks ing the food and welfare of the Dungalee, on the Donegal sea- ng for the new republic which the miners, and suggesting that the Ger deputies proclaimed, stormed the ird, with police mail, was attacked. [palace of the TuiUerles, and howled man and allied governments dis 'geant Moloney's head and body Mjmprecalions upon Eugenie's head un- cuss means to this end. re riddled with small shot. WUh he aid ol' his comrades he succeeded |tll the empress became convinced Plenary Seteion Begins (that her life was in peril. n reaching .the barracks. The ^plenary session of the con Seven justices of the peace in Flight waa decided upon, but one ference began at 5:30 1 his even '(mnty t 'a van jointly * tendered their jplan after another failed, until an resignation*! tn the l"rd chancellor. exit was found by way nf the Statement of Cabinet Ap VOTES BONE DRY ing wUh Lord Cnrzon- represent Louvre. ing Great Britain, Instead of Mr. Charged With Instigating At In thcii • ll l II they said: "We wish The empress in disguise, accom pointments Expected To Referendum Gives Majorities Lloyd George, who was confined William Dennis, Prominent tacks Near Constantinople no lonnei . be'associated with an panied by one of her ladles in wait to his room all day with a cold, executive hose actions are sub- day; McCurdy Hinted at versu'e i >f justice and equity andl ing, - whirled away in a cab to the in Favor of Prohibition and fhe conference immediately took up Newspaperman Succumbs and in Straits Treaty Zone residence of the AnWlcan dentist, repugnani . the feelings of a vast the coal question, the experts hay fo Operation majority «MI i fellow countrymen." Dr. Thomas J. Evans. OTTAWA, July 11 (Canadian Against Beer and Wine t'ONSTANTINopLE. ,1 nly 10. - Lost to all Paris, the ladies spent Press).-—There were no new political ing failed to crime to an agree to Belt iV today quiet prevails, and ment. Chancellor Feherenbach, Dr. Bandits are continuing raids along the milit ir gave permiesion to the the night In the protection of this developments over the week end ST. JOHN, N. B„ July 11—Bone The death of Senator Wlllianj chivalrous American, nnd the next Simons, Herr S tinners and others the north shore of the Gulf of Ts- Uerry 0 ra gemen to carry out a |following the swearing in of Premier dry prohibition carried by a large Denni.s, of Halifax, at the Massa uiud, und the ••astern, shore of tha fpundfttfo tying ceremony near the day they were driven off in his Meighen and Hon. C. C* Ballantynp of ihe German delegation had pre chusetts General hospital, Boston, carriage for a flight across Prance majority In> the plebiscite taken in Bosphorus. •ay. on Sunday. The new premier said viously confered at length on the late thin afternoon, la announced In to the channel and the secret board the province of New Brunswick; The The British have hanged 18 Na l'i'0\ ious stone laying had tonight that had nothing to add to subject. messages to the family here. ing of a yacht for England. voting was as follows—For Prohibi tionalist leaders and the Greeks have »f a demon- the statement made on Saturday, and Misfortune Follows Exile tion 41,*436. Against 20,769. For wines Dr. Simons, at the outset, re Senator Dennis, on the udvlce of hanged iii,. all charged wltfi insti ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ would not discuss cabinet appoint - But exile was not enough. Mis and beer 23,713. Against 38.375. marked that coal was the central specialists, had gone from Ottawa gating altaoks at Seiko* and other Troops Occupy Belfast City Hall fortune came- The fall of the em- l-ments any further than to stat point of the whole economic life for an operation which was perform points near Constantinople in tin' BEI.FAHT, July 11.—A detail of pire was followed by the death of fi t had already taken place w a With a majority of over 20,000 for of Germany, "The solution given ed on Friday. It waa at first Straits zone fixed by the treaty. troopa occupied the city hall last the exiled emperor, Napoleon II.. in By .tomorrow night or Tuesday he the retention of the provincial prohi thought that the operation had been niylii for protective purposes. Troops? England three years later, and the to the coal question by the experts," British warships are still bom might have something to say as to bition act, and a majority of approx he said, "will react upon the differ successful, but early this morning also weit- stationed in the former killing of her only son, the prince barding bandits mar Bclkos. The asylum on the Grosvenor road, while further members of the cabinet, he imately 15,000 against the sale uf complications developed. imperial, while in battle with the ent plans of reparations prepared by Greek villages of Tal and Kourissi ihe castle yards were garrisoned. No said. [English against the Zulus. light wines and beer, the province the Germa n delegation, which has Senator Dennis was 65 years of have been burned by Nationalists, disorders were reported. I The empress, in the two score The name of P. B. McCurdy is of New Brunswick gave emphatic understood that an agreement to age, wan born in Cornwall. England. who are charged with having mur years that followed, found intimate prominently mentioned as that of an expression Saturday to Its position Germany, would be arrived, at. The He came to Canada and had been dered many Greeks. Haul Down the Rebel Flag 'friends in England, and interest in outsider likely to be taken Into the actively identified with the conduct DUBLIN. July n.—The Coi*k court itravel, including visits to her former regarding the question at the pleb plans cannot be handed over this ministry, but no official intimation Of the Halifax Herald and the* Ev house was occupied yesterday by lhaunts in Paris. iscite held throughout the province. evening as was expected." Relief Workers Protected trOopa Who erected barb wire en- to ths effect has yet been made. ening Mail, since the establishment Dressed in bluck she passed almost The Cities and Iargei towns which Millerand Surprised 1 ISMID,.Asia Minor, July 8 (Asso t&ftflementt, sandbags and other The new prime minister spent part of these papers. unnoticed, where once she was the may be termed the industrial cen- Premier Millerand expressed sur ciated Press).—There has been little defenses. The troops removed a leader of one of the most brilliant of this evening at the home of Sir From 1881 to 1883 he was a Journ Republican tri-ooior which had float teres, and for which beer had been prise that the communication of the actual fighting in this vicinity for courts of the nineteenth century. Robert Borden in conference with alist in Winnipeg. He was one of ed over the building for several strongly agreed, polled large maj German plan, as announced yester the last week, although Nationalist In her occasional interviews she his predecessor in office. the best known and most successful weeks. orities against heer and wines, as day should be brought Into question, bands occasionally threaten the Brit revealed the strain of mournfulness of Canadian newspapermen. in her life. well as being solidly for retention of and subordinated to the experts on ish outposts. A Conservative in politics, he con "I api the past, the horizon," she MEXICAN DEPUTIES the prohibitory laws. on the solution of the cool ques The American committee for re ducted his paper himself on out said. "There is nothing for'me but The four countries Restigouche, tion. lief in the -Near East has a lug to wait, my winter is' nearly over." RESORT TO FISTS Madawaska, Gloucester a nd Kent, spoken and independent lines until warehouse containing Ili.uOO/wit She prepared, her last resting place Dr. Simons rejoined that the Ger which had heen practically conced death. worth of supplies at Derindje, six sonic years ago, by ordering an addi- MEXICO CITY, July 12.—The ex, man delega Uon had prepared plans A vigorous and searching writer, he (Contlnued on Page Five) ed) to the wets, upset-all hopes and miles west uf here. Although the •tra.ordii.ary session of congress end that must be studied as a whole had that faculty of infusing his ed yesterday. For the first -time ln with tn'e exception of Mudawaska British have evacuated Derindje, and to be understood. The German del staffs and papers with much of his LOSESPRESIOEHT Mexican parliamentary history, ac returned a verdict for prohibition Nationalists control the adjacent egation retired to re-consider the own enthusiasm. He was for years cording to Excelsior, a fist fight, oc and against, wines and beer. Rest hills, the Nationalist leaders daily matter, and on the resumption of the a victim of physical Infirmity. San Francisco Interests May curred between deputies. Luis Espi- igouche, did however, give a. slight sent couriers to the ten American nosa and Gen. Maroano. came to session, the foreign secretary de majority for beer and wine, These Senator -Dennis always seemed to relief workers, assuring them they Control Industry and blows, clared that since the final decision bring to his work a buoyancy and Were the countries feared by the are perfectly safe and that the regarding coal could not be taken optimism that gave no hint to the prohibitionists and the ones ex forces of Mustapha Kemal Pasha' Avert Newsprint Famine until tomorrow, the German delega outside world of the physical pain NEW YORK HELPERS pected to damage their cause. will not harm them. tion had decided to hand over the- he suffered. His widow*, one son VANCOUVER, .Tuly 11.—Sir George Hear Admiral prist ol is keeping KILLED IN RUSSIA Workers for the cause of prohib .plans as prepared, hut he added and four daughters, survive. Bury-, president of tl.* Whrilen Pulp American naval craft in constant ition, felt that the question has been that the Spa conference had for His oldest son, Kice Dennis, was I 1 '.'i per company, has tendered Bolshevik Minister of Trade WARSAW, 'July' 10^-^A Lem- touch with Derindje and Mudunj.i. fl1 settled for all time In this province its object the substitution of an killed at Vimy Ridge. The re his reatgnaftoti '' tho purpose ot and Commerce Returning berg dispatch ' reports that Prof. and that it is now up. to the gov open discussion by the allied and mains will be brought in Hulifux for RMoclatlng himsHf with large in* { from Moscow Israel Frledlander And Dr. Canter, BrtWM Turks Submissive ernment to see that a rigid enforce German delegates for one-sided de interment. terest* un thi- Attautk- seaboard in I LONDON, July 10.—Leonard Kras- rabbi in the free synagogue, both of BRUSSA, Asia Minor, July 11. ment of the law is carried out. cisions on various guestions. ulv :i|H New York, 'were killed by bandits (Associated Tress).—Formal entry jdn, Russian Bolshevik minister of The women of New Brunswick, Life or Death to Germany OTTAWA, July ll.—Hon. Arthur H bean president and near Kametez-Podolsk, where they Into the city by the Greek troops j'rade and corpmerce, who left Lpn- were most active in the campaign "The question of coal is a ques Meighen expressed deep regret on • of the largest pulp had been distributing for the Ameri was effected at 11 o'clock on July lon recently for Moscow, after hav and at the polls. They were en- being in formed by the Cana d ian kUBlnen in this pro- tion of life ot death to the Ger 8. No resistance was offered except ing consulted with Premier Lloyd can Joint distributing* committee. 'thuBlastic in support of the present Press of the death of Snator William year, and under hia mans." said* Dr. Simons, "and re by the few Nationalist snipers. \ ir- George and allied representatives, law, and against wines and beers. Dennis at Boston today. The premier 'oni pony's earnings mains the !>asls for nil other plans." tually all Turks, except old men, They were al! at the polling booths paid tribute to the deceased mem-' .•llnil... .•er the four million concerning commercial relations be- Premier Millerand replied that women and children, bolted or hid, I and worked diligently for the suc ber of the upper house, saying: Jtween Soviet Russia and the allies, there could be no question of mod and the aged Moslems knelt before loll* mark cess of their cause. "I had known that Senator Dennis Til will return to • London immediately, MECK BROKEN IN ifying the treaty of Versailles on the historic n.osi,ues and lowered 1 meeting of the was to undergo a dangerous ordeal, Bays a Moscow wireless dispatch, that subject, and lhat It muBt be their foreheads into the dust as the ce on July 2fl, and 1 am much distressed at its Conditions which the British gov- executed. invading army passed. >fl l>e, n rPAnored, San fatal terpiination, for many long greats gain control at fnment is declared to have stipu- AUTO ACCIDENT Dr. Simons thereupon handed the The same attitude of submission years the senator had endured re nluiiry In British Co- ated 'before trade could be resumed reparations plan to the general greeted the Greek cavalry, which ' I —, V—4 | &. J current intense suffering, but no ou»ht oil for the secretary of the^conference. pushed on from brussa to Mudania. lth Russia and which the Russians physical handicap could dampen his irthromltig in suf- lave accepted are given as follow: Well Known Edmonton Busi where it arrived this afternoon. France Gets Interned Steamer. courage ir restrain his spirit. i prevent a threat- That each government agree to nessman, William Fergu British marines who landed at CPESTTHEPftS PARIS July 11—German steam "Indeed, his business enterprise Geumlek yesterday, arrested 11 prom efrain from inimical action; or ofr seemed to Increase as his afflictions son Kilted by Auto i ers seized by Brazilian during the inent Nationalists. The leaders of ilclal propaganda against the Insti- multiplied. Will Fight Provincial Treas war, will be finally given to France, the band bolted, but were inter FAVORABLE RAINS Jutions of the other government; in EDMONTON, .luly 11.—William A. "His life, throughout hfe la^er according to a Spa despatch. cepted and killed hy Armenians. [articular , that the Soviet aovern- Ferguson, a well known ' business urer in Deferred Manitoba years, was as fine an example of FALL IN ALBERTA man ef fliis city, was Instantly killed All available approaches to Brusta lent shall not assist the'eastern Help for Poles If They Retire Within pluck as I rfflve ever witnessed. on Saturday--evening when his auto Election from the sea are controlled by the • I'Al.OAKY. hi 11.—An inch ot eople In hostility against Great Hun in lark's Senator Dennis was a real man and overturned** on a road a few miles Greeks and British. rain felt in I '•i hours and a half SPA., July 11 (Associated Press).— a true friend, an dhe will he mourn ritain. from Leduc. Ferguson . watt found WINNIPEG, July 11.—At. a meet here tonli-ht. the downpour being If the Pole* consent to retire within ed by thousands. general in ll pinned underneath the tnaehlne. his ing of'the provincial executive of district. The most That British subjects in Russia the natural frontiers of Poland, the WINNIPEG STREET optlmistir te. ng prevails through- neck having been broken by the the Dominion. Labor party, held on Ud Russians in Great Britain be allies will give them all possible mil lhe snull ni half ut the pro- steering wheel. Saturday, . it wan decided to contest RIVER HAN, KOREA, CAR MEN TO TAKE ermitted to return to their homes. asaltance In the event of their being vine. iin- crop situation, He was a native of Collin'gwood, the . deferred election of The 'Pas That the Soviet government agrees attacked by the Bolshevik. OVERFLOWS BANKS WAGE REFERENDUM Titer hi little hall thus far. Ont-, and waa in business in Kennni, against Edward Brown, provifirial |k principles to recognize Its objiga- This announcement w;is made here Ont., before coming to Edmonton treasurer. MANY ARE DROWNED :QIU and to refund to private indiv today. WINNIPEG-, July 11.—At a meet- RECOUNT REDUCES 10 years, ago. 5Phe constituency will choose its ing of the Street Railwaymen s union idual British subjects losses suf- bwh candidate, hut workers and TOKIO, July 11 (Associated Press) last night a referendum of the •en M'KINNELL'S MAJORITY •red through the sale of goods or FORT WILLIAM speakers will be sent in to carry JAPANESE EVACUATION .—One hundred persons are thought tire membership was decided upon arsenal services rendered to ftus- on the campaign. to have been drowned, and 4500 as to whether the wage award oC W1NNIPKQ, July 2.—As a result v ALDERMAN DIES OF TRANSBAIKAL REGION houses flooded, in Seoul, Korea, by the Myers' conciliation board should of the recount of votea cast in the CALGARY, July 11,—Thomas Ban the overflowing of the river Han, be accepted or rejected. The in Kockwood constituency, W. McKinnel, JtThat Great Britain agrees to the crease in award does not approxi H 4'ARBIN. July ' 11—The evacua according to advices from • Seoul. ia declared elected by one vote over {tans of the Soviet government on FORT WILLIAW, July ^r~•' nister, local plumber, aged 63, drop mate what the men have asked for 1 mutual basis but retains the right Cameron, alderman, this olty, died ped dead at Bowness park Saturday tion by the Japanese of the trans- Considerable other damage was and as ^ result I*. S. Ward, repre A, J. Lebb, Government. object to the appointment of any here today of pneumonia. He was while engaged ln running a race at Baikal region Is scheduled to com- caused, and troops have been called senting thi? men, refused to sign On the official count. .MeKJnneli'a. I'ttticial agent of the Soviet. 45 years of age. the plumbers' ftlc^s, • mence on July 80, . out to protect the city, advices said. the report, majority was four votes, I
_____ - f KB* I THE KELSON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1920 Leading Hotels of the West Fi SEX COMING Where MM Tr*v«lllne PeWIe Hay Obtain tup*rl*r Aw*mm*«atl**: 10 MGJpiNG Summer Frocks Nelson Senior Ball Team Manager Ryan of Soho Pre Public Museum of St John New designs in Voile and Plays Tie Game on Flying dicts Big Washington Dele Presented With Famous Muslin—dainty models, cool and Visit Yesterday gation; Oregon Lines Up Airman's Discarded Gear light for "the hot days. Reporting a tie, with a ecore of Attracted alike by the Importance ST. JOHNS. N. F., July 11.—The The color combinations are •ERVICI UNEXCELLID «-«, ns the result of the seven In of the forthcoming International undercarriage which Harry Hawk Cart, Tabt* D'H.t. ning senior ball lame played yes mining convention In this city and er drop from his airplane when he perfect. by the attractions of the district aa took flight from here a year ago on •PECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Hall terday between Creaton and Nelson nn Ideal summer resort for a vaca at Creston the local boy* return tion, a large delegation from Spo hjs pioneer attempt to cross the INCOMPARABLY THE FINEST TEA ROOM IN B C. ed last night satisfied with the kane that will contain a fair Atlantic without stop, haa been re Open Dally It *.m. t. Midnight Mu.l. and Dantlne, kind of ball played, and enthusias sprinkling of ladles is preparing to covered, and presented to the Pub attend the .convention, according to SUMMER Th* LatMt Bund*.*, lo* Ctld Drink* and lo*. tic over the sporting qualities and lic museum for keeping with other J. C. Ryan of* Spokane, manager of exhibits associated with the colony's I Aft*rn*.ft T*a (I p.m. t. I p.m.), IB* general hospitality of their oppon the Soho mine at Sandon. who is ents, - In the city on his way to Sandon. history. The gift was made by W. MILLINERY Dressing on the boat a* they near- Mr. Ryan stated that the projected B. Grieve, M. U C, who purchased H.*dqu*rt*r* Far All Travailing M.n, Minim M«n and T.urlrt* ed Kootenay landing the local team trip of the delegates through the the carriage after fishermen had Large floppy hats and snug EUROPEAN PLAN - - ROOMS, II.OS UP proceeded straight to the ball Slocan district was attracting much picked it up off Cape St. Mary's ground* at Creston, played the match attention from mining men across the 200 miles south southwest from the little close-fitting affairs of border, who have interests ln the point where it was dropped Into •with their opponents three runs district, and from many others un rough straw and soft hemp, HUME—W. J«we«. Mr.. W. Jewell, A. S. Bain, Vancouver; W. Saiger, Vic ahead In the first inning, disposed acquainted with Its possibilities except the sea. Dudley Jewell: Helen Jewell, Midway, toria; O S. Horn, Robson; A. Johnaon, W. W. Perry, Vancouver; J. C. Ryan, of the ample refreshment* provided from hearsay. When Hawker set out on his trans Mr.and Mr. Ch.rle* A. Stewart V , PortU with embroidery and raffia land, Ore., C. p. aaraon, »"™ M"' Spokane; J. Croaker, Mrs. Lelena hy the local people, between Inning*, With the times find the location oceanic attempt on May 18, 1919, he D W Power. Spokane: Mr. and Mrs.Sewell , San Francisco; G. R. Jones, Walker. Proctor; Lord Aylmer, Queen* Vancouver; John Keen, Kaslo; ii. E. evened up the last score in the of this district propositions for at flew over the airdrome of Frederic trimming'and flowers. These tending the convention and for tak Bay J. C. Noell and wife. A. H. Bon- Sandren, Spokane; F. E. Loveday, Cres last Inning, and Just caught the P. Raynham, almost on the edge mr. Ciliary; C. Q. King, Calgary; J. ton; E. W. Morgan and wife, Regina; ing a vacation, Mr. Ryan asserted WMd. Trail- E T. Johnson, Toronto; J. Crelghton, R. Morland, W. Tooter, train ln time for the return Journ of the coast. Within sight If hla are going at sacrifice prices. A°J?nnaom T. W Clark, Calgary: Wil C. E. Wilson, Stettler, Alta.; H. A. a large delegation from all over liam Ramsay, Shoreaere.; Mr. and Mr*. French and wife, Porthlll. Ida,; O. A. ey. the state of Washington might be rival, who was standing by his J B Johnson, Bpokane; Mr. inn Mn. Evan*. N. D. McPhall, Vancouver; A. The batting order of the local boy* confidently looked for. plane unable to take-off because J. A. Rohley. Trail; Luther N. Flagg, Lohmey, Montreal: Chas. A. Zlngrlch, Spokane: R. N. Lane and son, Winni was R. Pickering, short stop; E. C. That Oregon will also send a large of an adverse wind, Hawker cut peg; D. MeChlng, H. E. Bradley. Spo J. Cairns, Vancouver: John J. Tunney; W. E. Murphy, Geo. R, Oremlne, Van Hunt, center field; C. McPeak, quota of mining and financial men loose his undercarriage, as a gage kane- Mix M. E. Williams, VU-torla; couver. Is the Information given by H. M. to contest for the honors of the 2 nd. base; H. O'Neil, right field; Parks of .the, Oregon school of mines, J. Notman, 1st. base; P. Llndstrom, .Portland, who, wiring from New air, and to lighten hla load; then Smillie&Weir Wall Lighted lampl* Ro.m. Amarlean Plan catcher; S. Disereau, 9rd base; B. Tork, to Fred A. Starkey, the con winged away seaward with Ireland Pickering, left field; Ed. Langill, vention secretary-manager, stated he as his object. Raynham, accepting Ladies' Wear Specialists pitcher; B. O'Neil, spare. The bat would authorize a substitute from the challenge, sought to start, not the school of mines, should he find withstanding the unfavorable con HOTELSTRATHCONA tery for Creston was R. Telford, It impossible to attend in person. and C. Maxwell. ditions but he was unable to leave Nelson's Leading Hotel DEVONSHIRE TRACK the ground and his mahcine was wrecked, he was injured, and his Trinity House Pilots W. H. SHORE, Propri.t.r ANOTHER BIG RAINBOW WINDSOR, Ont., July 1.—Racing navigator, Major C. W. F. Morgan, A Hem* for Th... Away Frarn Ham* i Devonshire track resulted as Undercut hy Germans Leslie Bealby caught another ot follows: almost killed. Hawker it will be Most" Comfortably Furnished Rotunda in the Interior hi* mamoth rainbow trout Saturday, First race, thwe-year-olds and up, recalled, flew 1100 miles before en In English Channel OUR COZY TEA ROOM NOW ott three-mile. This specimen, which one mile—Kentucky Boy .won; Roun, gine trouble brought him down. was taken on a minnow, weighed second; Banyan, third; time 1:50 3-5. The undercarriage was actively LONDON, July 11.—In spite of jOPEN FROM 10 A.M. TO 12 P.M. Second race, two-year-olds, 5 % by. pounds. sought by Hawker's agents and by the publicltly given her in press furlongs—Mary Relgel won; Nurse, " Music" and Dancing Saturday Night 9 to 12 second; Romper, third; time 1:16 others as a souvenir, but search of and Parliament the obnoxious Ger Everybody Welcome CALEDONIAN SPORTS 2-5. the coast and of nearby waters, long- man pilot cutter continues to pat PRODUCE FINE LEPPER Third race, tree-year-olds and up— continued, failed to disclose the rol and tout off Dungeness, and there mmmmWm*mmmmmmmmmt*mmm%%*m*mwmm six furlongs—Lancelot won; Iron wheels and their mount. Fishermen seems to be no way of getting rid Bay, second; Donna Roma, third STRATHCONA—E. P. Dawson, R. W. Sask.: Mrs. Bert Matson, Cranbrook; recently picked the carriage up off of her,, says the Evening News. VICTORIA. July 11.—Jumping at time 1:10 4-6. Dawson, Willow Point; W. H. Clements, W. R. and Mrs. Graden, Medicine Hat; "The pilotage fees quoted are high Montreal; D. J. Wetwer, wife and W. Beech, Vancouver; F. Hardy, Spo the sports held Saturday by the Fourth race, three-year-olds and the coast, southwest of Cape Race, tamlly, Three Hills, Alta.; J. A. Lelen- kane: J. H. Ogllvle, Vancouver; J. E. St. Andrews and Caledonian Society, and brought it into Presque, where In marks, but very low In real decker, Bedford Siding; Geo. C. Eggere, Oisen, St. Paul; J. A. Wright, Grand up, one mile and a furlong—Short SPECIAL! Chicago: C. B. Thompson and wife. Forks; Miss Clare, Miss Stephenson, Dudley Johnson, local athlete, beat stop won; J.ack Reeves, second; they disposed of it for a nominal money, the paper adds. "The result la Whit* Canvas Pump* and Oxford*— I Saskatoon: D, A. Bell, Lawson, Sask.; Regina: Jas. Mitchell and wife, To by half an Inch the highest mark Douglas S, third; time 2:03. sum, that practically all the neutral and just what you need for this hot I Ed. McHugn: A. B. Jack, Foremost. ronto; W. A. McArthur, Winnipeg. set In the recent Olympic trials for Fifth race, three-year-olds and up. American ships bound for the con weather. the western provinces held at Winni Prince Edward Hotel Handicap, tinent take a pilot from her instead peg. I The Victoria boy went over $5000, mile and a quarter—Honolulu Manitoba Bureau $3.00TO$7.50 five feet six inches. Boy won; gnap Dragon, second; of from the British Trinity cutter Occidental Hotel Gain De Cause, third; time 2.00. Institutes Branch which patrols alongside her. Many QUEEN'S HOTEL Sixth race, three-year-olds and up, of the American skippers who were O. ROMANO I Ron by Canadian*. All White help. AUTOl'RACK RACE THE SHOE MAN Boom and board, per month $40; $1200, six furlongs—Cobalt Lass won; for Juvenile Workers at sea during the German submarine week S10; day $1.50. Meal* 50c, RECORDS BROKEN Murray, second; Shilling, third; time campaign are very outspoken on the 1:19. European »« America* Pin •erred family style. Bed* 60c All subject, but they have their direct yon can eat and a food, dean bed EDMONTON. July 11.—Sig.Haug- Seventh race, three-year-olds and WINNIPEG, July 11.— An innova tteuft He*t In Every BOOB orders. to Bleep In. Give u» a trial. Anto dahl, driving a 200 horsepower Flat up, six furlongs—Annie Edgar won; tion which will have a- far-reach AIRMAN WOUNDED BY meet* all train* and boat*. broke the world's five mile record Bob Baker, second; Gold hie, third; ing effect on the future workers of "But in blaming others for having for a half mile dirt track, at the time lis 3-5. ID. KERB, Proprietor. western Canada, Is being initiated by short memories It Is as well to men , ARABS IN PALESTINE A. laAPOINTE, Proprietor. automobile races Saturday, doing the tion that certain British companies i , -J distance in 6:25 1-5. The previous the Manitoba branch of the Domin CANADA* LACROSSE are also ordering their masters to ASCOT, Eng., July 11.—Wing Com QUEENS—G. A. McDonald, Calgary; record of .6:25 4-5 was established ion employment bueau, in the J. O. Covnleton. Slocan City; Mrs. VANCOUVER HOTELS at St. Louis two years ago. The OTTAWA, July 11.—The Ottawa proposed establishment of' a special patronize her on the score of econ mander Bankes Jones, rormerly cu Turner and daughter, Detroit, Mich.; Canadian .two mile record for a lacrosse team, the Capitals, complete employment branch for boys and omy, with the result that practically rate of the Holy Trinity church Sun- H. B. Latta, Vancouver; E. M. Ander ly outclassed the Nationals of Mon son, Yahk; J. D. Mahoney, Portland, half mile track established at Toron girls . the whole of the temporarily Trini nlngdale, is reported to have been Ore.; J. Collins, Salmo; Mr. and Mrs. to two years ago, also went by the treal,' in an eastern Canada lacrosse ty pilots are receiving their notices. recently wounded near Jerusalem. H. Wood and family, Spokane; A. HOTEL MARTINIQUE association game Saturday, by a This branch will act primarily as Sutherland. Roseherry; Mr. and Mrs. 1176 Granville Street board, Haugdahl doing the distance They were allowed to run the risks According to the Evening News, in 2:09 .4-5. The previous record score of 12 to 2- On form, the soon as an advisory bureau in re 15 Austad, Trail; T. Oley Gordon, Bear Cosy, bright rooms. Just the 1 Creek; W. F. Reynolds. Calgary; 8. was 2:13 4-6. Ottawa team have up to the present gard to training boys and girls for during the war, but now it is only Commander Jones was flying when Thorpe. Castlegar, place for your vacation. Hates completely outplayed all opposition future employment, and will also a proportion of the British com he, observed a large number of moderate. Write for particulars. in the newly organized league. MRS. A. PATERSON COAST LACROSSE handle the actual placement of work panies—the large majority, happily— Arabs, who had been causing trouble, About 1500 persons witnessed Satur who care whether they* are thrown and instead of shattering them bombs Late of Royal Hotel, Granville St. day's game whloh was clean through ers. New Grand Hotel ,NEW "WESTMINSTER. July 11.- out. Supervision of the Juvenile work out or not." he' flew low to achieve his end by Vaucouver won Saturday's lacrosse •IB VERNON 8T. EAST .... ers in their occupations with a view less deadly mean. Oatvlortable Boom*. Hot and OoU game from New Westminster by a Thirteen below zero, in J917, Is the The tribesmen, however, opened Where to Spend i Holiday score of 4 to 6. At the end of the to directing activities in the proper Water. Dining Boo* la lowest temperature ever recorded in a heavy fire on the airman, who Connection. first quarter New Westminster had channels, is alsi advocated. New York city. a lead of two goals. received bullets through hoth his St Ud Ul ENJOY A VACATION AT THR In the second Lalonde scored, Certain tropical trees are now It takes three-tenth* of a second thighs. HOTEL GRAND and McDonough and Peacock each being utilized in manufacturing a for a signal to pas* over the 2700 miles of the Atlantic cable. Classified ads- bring results. NAKUSP scored in the last period. Spring, fabric closely resembling silk. Grand Central Hotel Frank Hugh** *V S.n, Prapa, Gtfford ajid Stoddard scored for 1 On the beautiful Arrow Lr.lcea. the losersL I. A. KBIOKSON, Prop. Splendid fishing and boating. Jllce "COAST GOLF Opposite Poat Office rooms, good meals, pleasant *ur- Spiked Rail Hurls Canadian roundlng*. Splendid «ampl» ro*m VANCOUVER. July 11.—H- Chand Pacific Train Down Em Eoropeaa Mi American plaa for traveller*. ler Egan, Portland, Oregon, on Sat- dar won the Pacific Northewest ama bankment Near Ingold BOOM! tOo UP teur golf championship, when he de feated Rudolph Whellam, Portland, KEJORA, July 11.—As the result GRAND CENTRAL—T. Hnlgh, city Kootenay Falls Hotel ryy two up and one to go, in a of .the removal and spiking of a »B. Baxter. Calgary: F. W. Nesblt; Geo U'nirty-slx hole match. With Sugar rail a work train on the C. P. R., L. Graham: Peter Veren, Veregin, SOUTH SLOCAN, B.C. Mrs. Sweeny, Victoria, is the wo- Sask.; J. Savage, E. Cook, Reg. East- Near famous trout fishing was wrecked teat night, just.after lake. Calgary; J. D. Fraser, Grohman •man's champion, defeating Miss Creek; T. Johnson. Joe Bonees, S. pool and Bonnlngton Falls. IPheppoe, Vancouver, four up and 9 o'clock, a few miles east of In- Draper. Within easy reach by automo 12 to play. gold, Ont. bile or train from Nelson, Trail The train was made up of a lo High In Price and Rossland via Brilliant Cut RETAINS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP off. Stop-over from coast train comotive, a work car, and a ca MADDEN HOUSE to Slocan point*. CALGARY, July 11. — Jackson boose. Thirteen men were riding ln Walton, last year's city golf champ- the caboose while the work car Ion, retained his title Saturday by de carried six. '. Thoughtful people M. J- MADDEN, ProprletreM WHERE THE FI8HINQ 18 #££) feating Sid McCullough 11 up and The engine and caboose rolled 10 to go. I je down a Blxty foot embankment. The naturally turn to •TEAM HEATED OUTLET HOTEL work car after leaving the ' rails, PROCTOR stopped on the, edge of the bank. Pithing, Boating, Bathing, felt Engineer Larry 'iioach and fireman Oor. Baker end Ward Hu., Nelsos T.nni, Curt* THIS MOTHER Jack McLennan had a miraculous MADDEN—Hugh Gunn, New Denver; Fi.hlng Tackl* Sup li«d. Qr.o.rv escape, receiving only a. few minor Mrs. Bennet and famlly, Calgary; L, n K. McKinnon; Cranbrook; S. McPhall, •tor* in Connaettfcn AND DAUGHTER bruises while the 13 men ln the CreBton;R. Jordan, UMarrua; L. C. Key- W. A. WARD. Prep. cabose'all escaped with light Injur ton, Queens Bay; N. Zvitsoff, Porto rape-Nuts Rloo; John Dutton, Thrums; H. Rip- Rata* R.Monabl. Q„j ggaj. Beth Made Well by Lydia E. ies. After the wreck members of the G pertn, Geo, Deobrdvosky, Granite; train crew found a claw bar and .Sheratobltnff; George Davie, J, Admas, for their cereal food ' Ymlr; H. P. Whldden, W. L. Jordan, Pinkham'* Vegetable wrench beside the track. Cleveland, Ohio; K O. Brown, Bonners" Compound. ft Hi Ferry. » Halcyon Hot Springs Hotel *i*» ARROW LAKE*,, B. C. EXTENSIVE WIRELESS Steele, Ala.—"During the Change of Und*r entirely n*va) management Life 1 Lvtd hot flashes, waa nervous, run SERVICE IN ARGENTINA It contains its own sugar; and its sweet The Kootenay Hotel down, and had lick Renowned throns/hout the west headaches for two BUENOS AIRES, July 8.—Radio MBS. MAIiLBTnC, Proprietress. for the water's wonderful cure of nut-like flavordevelope d from the grains or three days at a graph service In Argentina is soon A BOH* for th* World nt 11.10 % Rheumatism, Sc'.atlca, Urlnlc Con time. I took Lydia Davy. Flr*t-cl**i Dining Room. ditions, Metallic Poisoning. E. Pinkham'* Vege to be augmented and devoted to make it attractive to the taste. ComforUbl* Boom*. Grand scenery around the estate table Compound and commercial use*. It is announced. SU T«M St. Hear Pott Of floo in a most oeautjful climate. I am much stronger The installatlona at present In use Large hot water swimming Ipool* and better in every are employed mostly for government waythan I wa». My KOOTENAY—H, Humphrey, Taghum, English, chef and staff dispatches. The cost is moderate. Every bit is eatable, P. W. Allison, T. Martin Evans, Ymlr; I daughter's health Radio stations are to be set up P W. Allison, Ymlr; W. Gray, city. American plan. $3.1,0 and Hip per broke down lait day, 414 per week. June from teaching at the Patagonlan port* of Cayman, and the sound building quality of Grape- A. HEFFER, M.nag.r ichool without a Rawson and Puerta Gallegos, and 'est, and she has one at Buenos Aires. It is Intended Nuts, combined with easy digestibility, The Standard Oaf • takjen Lydia E. Hnkham's Vegetable later to supplement them with others no Brinr street, Nelsoa, B. Ol Compound and the Blood Medicine with at Corrlente*. Bahia Blanea, Commo- OPSOI DAT AND NIGHT good results. She, is much better an 1 makes it a family favorite. teaching now and I give your medicine doro, Rlvadavla and Uehuata. Sta IS M UM. S(MW LueJk. tf< the praise. You are welcome to U3. tions already existing will be In thi* Utter for the benefit of other suf - creased in power. m fering women."—Mr*. F. A. GAINES, t> READ , R.R. No. 1, Steele. Ala. "There's A Reason Women who suffer as Mrs. Gaines did INFLUENZA CLAIMS TREMONT HOTEL The Daily News should not hesitate to give this famoua JAPANESE VICTIMS f. NILSON, Prop. root snd herb remedy, Lydia JO. Pink i ham's Vegetable Compound, s trial, as Made by Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd. •AKER STREET tlie evidence that is constantly l.ein? TOKIO. July 8.—The Influenza epi Furni.heal R*om* by D*y, The Daily paper of /the published proves beyond question tl,:. t demic has appeared- in Japan and 1* *' -' Windsor, Ont W**k *r Month this grand old remedy bs* relieved much spreading throughout the country. interior of British CoTJiim- suffering amone women. The total number of cases since the Far confident).*1 sdvicewrit* Lydia E. TlUlMONT—A. Will*, Ely, Nevada malady first broke out last year has John Lundberg; Ernest Stewart, Blue- bia. Pinkham MedkiM Co., Lynn, Man. reached 8,286,000, of which 119,000 berry; George Malison, Rowland; Sam Th* result of their forty years' experi- Ko*tlnlcfc g«orf» Mawraruk. •no* is tt your ••rric*. persona died. JWESOT. DULTr SB*/B, MONDAY MOMTCKG, flJW 1* 1120 f FaH 11
|L* KS. 1. At. CRAIG, of Lo*. * I LOCAL MARKET ™* Angeles, cattf., who say* a* ' Strawberrle*, Tomatoes, and afrrlng *K ten reel more gratefal for TO V STOPPED HER Mining and Markets chickens made their appearance *isB- Vaaaftt Taiuac' has done than ate r| r ultaneously on th* Nelaon ***i*«it w?es. Declares she lie* gained -y • •••-»•—••• .i i •••!;•]) m •» j ^.ih-U Saturday. The tomatoes, which are terelve pounds and her health is greenhouse grosra, brought 30 cents [ Fill) IN IN HMD oe# better than In years. STERLING EXCHANGE a pound, the spring chickens ii cents a pound, and the strawberrie* so, NtW YORfc, Jtriy If—sterHng Credential., •(Women Clou Committee Maps Out Pro cent* a posnd. Years Of Sifleitog Ended exchange trreaMar, 3.9* for M day ly Scretinhd by United gram With Hone Racing bills and }.U% tor demand. , The following Vice, were Quoted an the local i market Saturday' States Embassy and Vawlerille Feature* Bar silver, domestic 9»H; foreign BeW. per pomwl | .mt| H 1X2 H*M» Br, ST. JOBS, •». B. M. "It la with pleaaora that I write to feeef, y«ng, per pound ., .20 # .80 LONDON, July U.—Restrlotlone Horse racing, classy vaudeville, and Canadian dollar* 87.60. tell you of the treat benefit I reeaiTW NEW YORK, Juljr U— The ses V*at; per lb. it o j. placed upon American women who a big display of fireworks each night, Belgian francs 13.60. from the use ot your medieiiia sion of the stock market on Sat Pork. Vet Ih St • .31 aspire • to presentation a< court are comprise the big features of tfte FreiH* franc* t..1. ' such that nearly all of them In. Lon urday was Of the usual midsummer Spring Chicken per lb. ... .45 amusement program for the Nel "Fnli^Uivtf, nuuU frtm frail Italian lire 7.62. don will be disappointed this year. week-eii^ variety, consisting large Eggs, per dosen 65 to .10 son fall fair, as mapped out by the jukes. I was i frta. suffertr tor Mark* derntifd 2.62. Only eight of the many who are ly of settlements of speculative conV Butter, per lb 79 reported to have applied, will fte1 amusement committee of the board many year* from Nervous /fiwtftelu Cream, per half pint..., .20 tracts. .A presented, and they must hane .luall- Saturday. arid Ctrnstif tho*. lined e.erythinf, Head Cheese, per lb .20 Dealings were light but fairly CANADA BONDS flcations which have surprised some In preparation for the horse, rac consulted doctors; but notiihif HonaetnaM cheese, lb... .46 o .If of the uninitiated. broad, rails displaying pronounced? ing, the grounds committee, consist seemed to help me .ojatfl.I tried Homemade Jelly, pet lb, up from J5 If married, their huHbands must strength. Tendencies were upward MONTREAL, »tfly 11.—Bond quo ing of J. W. Holmes and W. R. Jar- "Fniit-a-tivea". Honey, per 4 lbs. 1,71 previously have been presented at a 1 among the transportation compan tations On Saturday Were. Via has undertaken to put the track After taking sereal boxea, I wwl Onions, I lbs. «| levee, they must have entree to. the ies, associated with tho U. S. Gov War loans—1925, »«,; 1JW, 92(4; White House, and If they have been in first class shape. eomple Wy relieved of these trouble* Spring onions per bunch .10 ernment crop report issued after the 193J, 96. divorced it must be indisputably The lining up of the vaudeville and have bees naasnally well **** VIctdry—1922, 98; 1927, 9814; 1912, Strawberries, per lb j* shown that the divorce must have close of Friday's rftarket, in which Tomatoes, per lb is now engaging the attention of since". Miss .ANNIE W.AILD. been granted in her favor ln open forecast, virtually InJafe . bountiful*!*' "»' **' »»* '"*=" >•»«• *»« Gooseberries per lb. .15 trial at which both parties were Secretary Horstead, who is in touch 60c. a box, fi for $2.50, trial rise, 25s. harvests of principal cereals with a Heats, per lb. .05 represented in court, and where ali- with Seattle, and Yaneouver. It !• At all dealers or sent postpaid ht Wheat surplus for export. Potatoes, per IH lb* .... .26 ftiony and custody of the children said that hardly any carnival com WINNIPEG GRAIN QUOTATION* FroJt^-tivea Limited, Ottawa, Realizing sales caused irnegular Carrot*, per lb.- .05 have been granted to the woman. panies, which seem to be x native Cabbage up from .10 Even In such cases tke demand for reactions In oils, steels eqaiafttent* Open High bow Close only to the United' States, are to be Artichokes, per 3 lb. ... .25 legal detail* Is so minute that the and shippings, and also h> diverse Oat»— found on Canadian soil this year, Parsnips, per lb. ...;.,. .26 King; in defense to the ideas of the specialities, more or less remotely July .... 1MH 117 116* 117 Parsley, per bunch ..; owing to general conditions, includ .05 Qneen, it is said, has let tt be "0* all people who have taken related to leading industrials. known that It is inadvisable for ing exchange but If nothing should Oct ...• 90* 92% 90% 92% Spinach, per I banehss .26 ..Tanlac, I don't believe there is any- divorcees to apply at all. be doing in this line, reliance will Show Cases Extreme reactions of one to five Bee. -... 83% 87 84% 87 leafltshes, per t bunches _. .25 'Omjf who feels any more grateful to pelnta in the groups were partially Applications of Americans for be had In vaudeville to fill the bill. IT than I do," was the statement Bailey— Rhubarb, per 4 lbs retrieved at ihe close. Sales amount M court presentation most be made to in addition to what may be ob BANK, STORE and made recently by Mrs. J. M. Craig, • July. 144 Lettuce, per S heads the American ambassador, and he .25 tained from outside, a local bill t« Sof 674% East Fortieth street, Loa ed to 325,000 shares. Oct lis 189% 185 139% Oteeh onions, per bunch stands sponsor for those he selects. OFFICE FIXTURES 'Angeles. The monthly tonnage report of Plea—' .05 Of coarse thi* feature of the embassy being built up. The Y. M. C. A. will ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK '*Like so many other families dui*- the u. 8. Steel Corporation, for July, , 385 8*0% 384 386 Cauliflower, per head ....„ ij Work ID almost as carefully guarded, be approached as to an acrobatic Asparagus,, per. lb, ,,.. .,. ,2j ^ing tlte influenza epidemic last year June, showed only a noitsnsi in Oct 386% out of respect for the feelings of exhibition featuring trapese and bar We tMl had it, and my own illness, crease, but at that, brought the the many who try and fail, as la some work. Tho Kootenay Kiltie* Wlli put Chalmers Cabinet Works together with the worry over the rest INTERIM PAYMENT ON of the Important diplomatic cmre- on a Scotch dance number. It ia 1424-1434 Charles Street, fbf bur family, brought on a case amount, of unfilled orders up to'the TORONTO BOARD spondence. But it le known among VANCOUVER, B.C. possible, also, that local dramatic of nervous prostration. highest total in exactly three years. WHEAT CERTIFICATES American/ ln London that the list I Writs For Estimate* "I was so weak I couldn't even Dealings ln boado were relatively .. TORONTO, July 11.—Firmness e^.i^wn.^,-, a) of applications Is quite long this talent may be enlisted for one or sweep the floor, and during the day much more active than the turnover ked tlie trading on the Toronto WINNiPEGi July lWKie ciw year. more numbers on the program. I would have- tft lie down foelfr. ot in stocks, internationals oentiaued exchange at the end of the week, diftn wheat board has decided to This Is emphasized by an embassy "We ure out," said President Fred five times. I tried to walk,, hut circular which has come Into the firm to strong, bui Liberty issues anfl though- the turnover on Satur make an InCermk payment of W A. Starkey, after the meeting, "to found out half a block was all I hands of some influential .Americans INSURANCE cents a bushel its soon as possible provide the best available attrac could--stand before I gave out. Ner were again inclined to waver, Tot day dropped to* about half of the here, explaining what Is required of STOCK8 RENTALS vous spells came on me often. al sales, par value $4,478,000. I day proceeding, there wore notable against the wheat represented by successful applicants, It is longer tions, so that visftors coming and REAL ESTATE "Evfcfry medicine I t^ied failed to • In the Old U. 8. Issues, coupon \ advances. its participation certificates when and much more explicit than the spending the three days o# the fair reach my case until filially my hus and registered fours, gained % pet Continued confidence was seen, and .such certificates are presented to usual circulars on the same subject, ln Nelson, will feel splendidly re D. ST. DENIS band urged me .to try Taeniae, and I when the €. P. R. made its sensa the board, states an official an and does not mince words regarding paid. A good sum has been appro PhONE 39 609 WARD ST. am Indee thankful that, lie did, for cent on call during the week. nouncement made hue Saturday, what may and what may not be ex priated for amusements, and the NELSON, B.C. it proved to be Just what I needed. The week's more expansive stock tional Jump, the bulls had a feeling pected. best use will be made of It The "The first two bottles didn't seem market operations were, not reflect that th6 outlook for good crops and The board, the statement says, will Considerable apace is devoted' to to help me. I guess that was be ed In the clearing hottse state good business wale being discount be unable to determine the total changes In dress required. In the beard generally feels that this Is cause I Walt so extremely bad off, ment. . actual loans contracting by ed by the market. ot value 1 of tbe certificate* before Interest of economy the queen has on opportunity to bring our amuse bttt on the third nottlfc I could tell about $38,600,00*, but reserves of ,The move in C. F.^R. began In New the business is complete, but pres decreed that women shall no longer ment program bacR to the old high I was improving that gave me more Wear head feathers or trains on CUNARD members in the Federal reserv* ent indication are that this pay standard-." bopes than ever of getting well. Tork earlier In the day, the rise be their dresses at court, Some of the "My Improvement from then on bank decreased ill most jr^.QXJO.OOO', ing front lMfe- at the opening, to ment represents opproziniately 75 former adornments for the men have, I ANCHOR was rapid and by the time I had und • total excess reserves fell , to lt'l%. Thp sales here were Hmall, per oent. been eliminated, but il still is stipu AGNOSTIC STUDENT taken five bottles of Tanlac I was slightly over 10,000,000 as compared btit tile price went up to 146, clos Owners of participation ecrjlflcatet, lated what kind of bullous they must ANCHOFNDON'UJJSON APPROXIMATE 8AILING8 better and stronger than I had been with last week's showlltg of about ing a fraction below that, With a can either send thetn direct' for pay- wear on their knee bree • "J TEX NELSON DA1LT NEW* MONDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1920 comes lost to all but things maritime. One of the largest gold nuggets A square mils of (he earth's sue* Round the course s^r Thomas fol ever found, weighing 151 pounds, was face receives heat in six hours from lows hie sloopa as they race and uncovered by a man digging a grave the sXtu equivalent to combustion of after the finish again holds parlay CENTENARIAN WHO for a friend. 2600 tons of coal. with their skippers. Then It's back to New York in the evening—ths HNIUN srsry sicca Ins exospeiosptt BSunda' y by Ths Mows Publishing Oos*> day's work done. Limltsd. Nelson, R C.. Canada. READY FOR FRAY vslnsss letters should b_s. addrssaddressei d and checks and money orders mad* >le to Ths News Publishing Company, Limited, and in no case to ladl* — of ths staff. a TEN YEARS AGO TODAY I „ rats eards and A.B.C. statsmsnts of circulation mailed Lipton Hat Small Armada One Hundred and Six Year sst rsausst or may bo ssen at ths office of any advertising agency rscog- (From T>« Dally News, July 12, asMd oy ths Canadian Press AssosUMon. Old Mrs. de Beck oi Van- Subscription rates: By mail (country), CO cents per month; 16 per year. Cruising OH Jersey Coast 1900.) Outside Canada, a month, 75c; a year, 17.50. Delivered, 76c per month; $4 Archie Bishop reached his home HAYING TOOLS far she months; 17,80 per year, pay-able in advance. to Attend Challenger In Nelson on Sunday evening carry couver Is No Dietician ing the handsome cups which his Member Audit Bureau of OlromlfttSom. We have just received another carload of Farm NEW YOKfc July 11.—There's a marksmanship won for him at the VANCOUVER, July ll. — "I eat little bit of Ireland floating off the Alberta trap shoot last week. anything—always have done so and Machinery, including Jersey coast and Its ruler is a fa * • * always wilk" Thus Mrs. George de MONDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1920' miliar figure in yachting flannels The steamer Kaslo which has been Beck, who has just celebrated her MOWERS and RAKES and cap. It's Sir Thomas Upton and Successfully raised, was towed into one hundred and sixth birthday, his "navy"—six craft strong—invad dock this afternoon by the Her disposes of the popular theory that ing the United States to capture the cules. Canadian History From the Records America's cup In a yachtsmen's bat * • • dieting makes for longevity. tle off Sandy Hook this month. Secretary. K. B. McDermld of the Mrs. de Beck, the oldest woman In Napoleon, in one of his moments of cynicism, said that The man to whom a large patch of Nelson Street Railway company yes British Columbia—that goes on about water Is an unfamiliar sight thinks terday paid the last Instalment to all history was a lie agreed to. It was an exaggerated remark, R. Q. Brand, the contractor who built British Columbia—probably the oldest of the cup races as a few ImpromDtu ln Canada—still takes a lively in yet contained a measure of truth. The chronicles of past cen jousts between a couple of sailing the extension of t he railway on sloops which cost a mite more than Latimer street, which has been com terest ln al) that goes on about her, turies and generations, as recorded by the historians of those the average man can afford. He pleted. ln her home and throughout The times, too often represented the passions and viewpoints of a does not realise that those yachts world, She Is keen-eyed and vigor and their crews have to go through STATUE TO THE* ous, and spends much of her time class manipulated to accommodate a legendary or traditional a period ot training as long as that ln her garden. Up until the last of any football team and a thous TIGER OF FRANCE year she haa been able to read the prejudice. In more recent years an honest effort has been made and times more costly. newspapers ln detail, but now she to make history more conscientious, • more impartial and ac PARIS, July ll.—Clemenceau Is Fleet Of Six Craft read only the headlines. Born In By purchase or charter Sir Thomas shown at the front, standing at ths curate, to have it based less upon traditional belief and more New Brunswick on June 27, 1814, has amassed his fleet. In addition edge «* a trench, with his friends upon documentary proof. In this highly desirable task, insofar to the challenger. Shamrock IV.. the French pollus below and about Mrs, de Beck was the mother of as Canada is concerned, a splendid work is being performed by and the trial horse, the 23-meter him, In the monument to be erect twelve children, five of whom are 3V4-foot one-horse Mowers, each 890.00 Shamrock, there is the steam yacht ed ln his native country, the Venice, still alive. One daughter died two the Board of Historical Publications. The object of the Board Victoria, the flapshlp of the fleet, early next year. years ago at the age of eighty, and 4-foot one-horse Mowers, each ; .$90.00 on which the veteran yachtsman of Historical Publications is to furnish in the case of Canada Francois Sicard, the sculptor, Is another of 79 visited her recently. 4V4-foot two-horse Mowers, each $91.00 lives, anchored each night In the first-hand historical material in the most readily available form. Hudson. chiselling the group work out of 5-foot two-horse Mowers, each $92.00 hard Burgundisn stone. Unfinish It has no special appeal to make, and no special message to de Then there Is the houseboat Kil- ed, the work is already said to vis lantey. tucked snugly away ln the GERMAN LUTHERANS liver. It aims simply.to prepare an adequate documentary ualize with great character, the shelter of the Hook. On the KH- TAKE DRASTIC STEPS history, presenting facts and events without favor or bias, larney rests the crews of the two scene so often pictured of the old racing crafts. "Tiger", mentally and almost phys ically, fighting for France. leaving to the teacher, the student, or the intelligent reader But this does not complete the BERLIN. July II.—So great Is the to reach his own conclusions as to their validity or signifi fleet. There is the tug t Governor The Premier's figure stands eight falling off In church membership Smith, to tow the sloops to the feet high, He Is as always in the here that the Berlin synoo: of the cance. starting line, and a snappy speed war day's wearing the long, loose German Lutheran ehu/cn has voted Owing to the peculiar relations which Canada bore to the boat to run errands. Numberless overcoat and the soft, slouchily to take drastic measures against per smaller launches and dlngys don't crumpled hat, leaning on a cane. sons who withdraw. Reports read Mother Country, both as a French and as an English colony, count In this yatchlng armada. His face Is toward the enemy, his at a recent meeting of the synod and the necessity for a constant interchange of information The Irish baronet has his daily eyes patching the horizon, follow Showed that while in 1915 there were schedule—enjoyable enough, but Just ing indications given him by a only 25 defections, the number last and instructions, special facts, views and interests, there was at present a business to which he seated officer with maps, beside year reached 5287. As many women as men withdrew, most of them adheres as closely as the broker soldiers and tn the trench below produced and accumulated a remarkable body of documentary daily watches his ticker. being young, and the majority mem are more of the men in the ranks, records embodying the chief facts of Canadian history. These Each day he steams down to the bers of the Social-Democrat party. 8-foot Hay Rake, each $56.00 Hook from New York to watch the looking with mingled astonishment documents—direct knowledge of which is essential to form challenger—his sweetheart, the eld and admiration at their Minister of The synod resolved that all those 9-foot Hay Rake $57.00 accurate conclusions upon the developments of the past—are erly batchelor calls her—match her War. withdrawing should be excluded from 10-foot Hay Rake $60.00 speed against the trial horse. Tho scene is said by critics to the privileges of the church, their Hay Tedders, each $75.00 being preserved and arranged by the Historical Publications Daily Conference with Exports be vividly natural, rough and muddy children to be denied baptism and All manufactured by the Cockshutt Plow Co. Board in chronological form, in volumes which should be of Each day, as dusk approaches, he but heroic and full of the color and to receive confirmation instruction holds a conference with his band character of war days. only on certain conditions. To make We also have a full stock of hand Hay Rakes, Forks, immense value, not only to students of special historical pro of yatchlng experts, suggesting little these measures effective the synod etc. Order early. changes here, little changes there, voted to Introduce cards to show blems, but to all who are interested in fair and impartial deduc- smoothing out a ripple ln a club JAMAICA CAMPAIGNS that the holders are bona fide , tions from the events of past years. topsail which to the land-lubber church members. fits exactly, or clipping a few inches AGAINST HOOKWORM Nelson Hardware Co. Apart from the revision and the reissue of the volumes from the topmast, with which to Escape from church taxation Is of constitutional documents, 1759-1791, for some time out of the uninitiated, there seems nothing KINGSTON, Jamaica. July 11.—Ef said to be the principal reason for wrong. fects of the campaign against the the withdrawals. Every German BOX 1050 NELSON, B. C. print, the new subjects at present in preparation by the board citizen Is assumed to be a member And each day he continues io deal hookworm conducted hy the govern of the state church, and Is taxed for are three in number: (1) the original settlement of the various out dollars to the 150 members of ment and an expert for the Rocke its upkeep. his armada. For It Is expensive feller foundation already are felt. settlements of Canada; (2) the constitutional development of sport, this quest of a hundred Formerly there were few with the earliest English administration in Canada; and (3)' the guinea cup and victor or loser, Sir tn Vere, one of the largest sugar drawals owing to the difficulties 1 Thomas will' have paid out more centers of the colony, the laborers placed In the way of those wishing establishment and development of the instruments and processes than a million dollarsrfor this year's now work six days, a week whereas to do so and also to the social dis John Burns ii Sons "•aSK" credit that accompanied the act. races alone. formerly they were able to work SASH AND DOOB FACTORY NELSON PLANING MILLS of exchange from the earliest French period down to con But under a new law all a person Vernon Street, Nelaon, B. O. At eight o'clock, except tn most three. federation. distressing weather, raising of Sir has to do Is to appear before a CVKRT DESCRIPTION OF BUI 1,1)1 ISO MATERIAL KEPT IN STOCK On account of tpci Improved phys It is hoped to place the volumes to be issued in all public Thomas' personal flag—a green r designated official and state his de EiUaute* Given on Stone, Biick, Concrete nnd Frame Building* shamrock on a field of gold—be ical condition large numbers of these sire to give up his church member HAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO and educational libraries throughout Canada, as also in the tokens that the vice-commodore of workers are leaving Jamaica to work ship. Thereafter be is exempt from the payment of church taxes. the Royal Ulster Yatch olub Is In the cano fields In Cuba. Gov r. o. wax i»« PWOITB «»•. leading general and historical libraries in the British Empire aboard, awake and ready to receive and the United States, and in allied and other countries sa far guests- ernor Probyn is sanguine that with These Invariably include a corps the assistance of the Rockefcllow as they manifest interest in our history. They will also be of newspapermen. Most of them commission the hookworm will be available at moderate cost for provate possession by his come for breakfast, stay for lunch, eradicated from the Island. and linger for dinner, and as sea torians, by journalists, teachers and others who manifest an air breeds an appetite, the yatch's interest in the authentic history of the country. larder receives a blow which would make the ordinary housewife quiver Taken all in all, it is a splendid task, capable of much In these days of high prices. A Business of High Character Needs good, and deserving of the best support of the public Sainted by All ladies Bracelet Then the Victoria weighs anchor. Recognised by all the harbor craft, Watches she receives salutes from the sootiest TOLD IN RHYME COLD STORAGE tug to most majestic battleship. »j> • . •-'••• "T • ; «• The extent of our selection of Sir Thomas stands on the bridge— Ladles' Bracelet Watches 1* EAR-MARKS OF KNOWLEDGE Bluer Sister — "Come, Clarence, the familiar, blue-Jacketed beflannel- truly astonishing. We have Lake your powder like a man. You, ed figure who for years has crossed Sterling Silver Watches on PRINTING Observing what la evil, never hear me making any com the Atlantic to win the trophy on leather straps at $16; gold- following wnat Is good; p.aint about such a little thing as which he has set bis heart. He flUed Expansion Bracelet strokes his gray goatee, and his Watches at $26, $30, $36, and Kurgeiung what you suoulun't know mat.'' face wrinkles into a roguish grin as Clarence (sourly)— "Neither would so on; solid gold bracelet And Knowing what you should; he swaps yarn for yarn with his watches from $40 (with leather i il .1 could put It on my lace; it's Courtesy to strangers, Innumerable guests. straps if preferred) and plati Of a High Character Their true respect to win. swallerin' it that 1 object to." Mayor of Boston Takes Royal Yatch num and . diamond creations Attending to your own attains, Pearson's. For Sir Thomas must have his from $400 to the thousands. joke. And never "butting In," We will gladly answer your Mistress—"I saw the milkman kiss One of which he is particularly enquiries, sending the fullest LET US DO YOUR WORK FOR YOU fond concerns a visit once paid him Information. Helping where it's needed, yuu this morning, lu the future 1 at Cowes by Former Mayor John rity for the weak; will take in the milk myself." Fitzgerald of Boston. Knowing when there's Borrow, Jane—"It would be no use, man- The baronet was entertaining a group of Americans, when suddenly A business is judged to a large extent by its stationery. The proper words to speak. He's promised never lu kiss any body but me." it was reported that the royal yatch Gentleness to ladles, was headed for his craft. Good stationery builds business. It creates a good impression. A kind word now and then; "The king and queen," cried Sir Knowing how to walk and eat. Brown—My head aches terribly Thomas, and at once began drilling How to talk and when. this morning. his friends in court etiquette. • Because we do good printing and give customers tbe kind of Dentist Friend (absent mlmledly) But the royal launch, which rarely Why not have it filled?—Blighty, carries any but royalty, arrived with service tbey want we are doing more and more printing. It pays Greeting those who know you, London. a lone Yankee- VANCOUVER, a. o. iNo matter %ho'« along; It seems that Mr, Fitzgerald, wish us as well as our customers. 0ood work brings in tbe repeat Sitting tu attention ing to pay a visit to his friend the orders. I wiieu someone sings a song; A Scottish tradesman stepped into Irish yatchsman, had been unable to find a craft which he deemed suf deportment that's becoming a barber's shop the other day, aiid whilst he was being shaved, tbe ficiently natty to bring him along Can we print any of the following for youl If. you to church should go, side. But finding the royal launch Ability to stay away barber was wondering if this was a at the royal landing stage, he pro If you don't like the show. new customer. nounced It "d decent enough boat' LETTERHEADS ENVELOPS "STCFFER8" "Have you ever been here for a and ordered it to the Lipton yatch. "CANADA'S BEST" NOTEHEADS ' • ENVELOPES BILLHEADS ' STATEMENTS laaughter that's not boisterous, shave before?" asked the barber, Meanwhile, the king and queen, "Yes, once," was the reply. reaching the stage, beheld in amaze TAGS INVOICE FORMS Clothes that aren't too loud; (SUMMED LABELS TICKETS ''But 1 don't remember your face, ment their launch dashing away Bhoulders square, head erect, from them< And the master ot the LOOSE LEAF SHEETS LEDGER SHEETS Serene In any crowd; sir." small craft, on his return. ha4 this OF ALL KINDS HOTEL MENUS Dlilident when fortune smiles, "Weel, 1 dare say ye don't", said explanation to make—the gentle MEMORIAL CARDS CHRISTMAS CARDS Claiming but your shore. the customer, "ye see, it's healed up man had introduced himself as "the DANCE PROGRAMS BUSINESS CARDS Mayor of Boston, United States ot VISITING CARDS Those ear-marks, friend, spell know, noo." WEDDING CAKE BOXES America,'' which the .royal yatchs WEDDING INVITATIONS PAMPHLETS ledge, man, impressed, compressed into WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS POSTERS It's sad they are so rare. "the Mayor of America." And of TWENTY YIAM AGO TODAY course a man who wou>d dare march RULED FORMS OF ALL KINDS MADE onto the royal landing stage, must There's many kinds of knowledge, have stepped onto it with royal UP TO SUIT YOUR OWN PAR besides Just etiquette; (From the Tribune, July 12, 1900.) permission. There's other things worth knowing The ladles' aid of the Congrega And so, chatting of kings and TICULAR PURPOSE tional church will hold a lawn social ORDINARY CHECKS Which we sometimes forget. tomorrow. stowaways, yacnta and intrigues, he VOUCHERS I've found out ln my travels, * • * entertains his guests while the Hook VOUCHER CHECKS BUTTER WRAPPERS And at no small expense, is reached. And as Sir Thomas Is THIS TITLE HAS BEEN AC PAMPHLETS DODGERS Captain Oifford. who has been ap never so well cast as when he is BOOKLETS You'll weather any "social gale." pointed mine manager of the re QUIRED AFTER MANY YEARS FOLDERS playing the host, it is an enjoyable OF PERFECT SATISFACTION With Just good common sense." organized Hall Mining & Smelting trip, this little Joy-ride down tne —D. E. MELROSE. company, proposes to justify the faith bay to the serious work of the day. AND SERVICE THAT ARE THE DAILY NEWS JOB DEPARTMENT WILL PRINT ANY OF THESE ARTICLES FOR YOU which he has had In the Silver King bluunrock mis l.nim.id JJeuku GIVE* BY WILLIS PIANO*. as one of the great mines of British AND PRINT THEM WELL AND QUICKLY CANADIAN POSTMASTERS Columbia. The racing sloops, lying at anchui with mainsails and club topsails set; A STYLE FOR * •« • awaiting arrival of their master, look CONVENE AT WINNIPEG The officers and scholars of the as a.ike as two peas to the laudsmun. eVERYT-ASTE BaptiBt Sunday school spent yester And the vegetarian simile Is carriei. AND A PRICE FOR WINNIPEG,' July 11.—The annual day at six-mite point, the occasion out by the nulls, both painted u EVERY POCKET. convention of ^tw Canadian post being the annual picnic. lively Irish green. The only apparent SOON, master's association will be opened, * * • difference is that the Shamrock IV Daily News Job Department here tomorrow in pie Royal Alex- Is Just a little greener than her part The Orangemen go to Slocan City ner, for even her decks are emeralu. andr hotel, and will continue un this morning to celebrate the glor "THE HOME OF GOOD PRINTING' NELSON, B. O. til Wednesday, July 14. ious twelfth. As soon as tue Victorias engines are stopped, the veteran of inter Willis Pianos Blister rust on white pine will national regattas boards his launch Total oolnaje of the United States not spread from one diseased tree to Inspect his bruit before they set JeUI'TlP from 1711 to 1915 amounted to $4,600. to a healtfty tree without the pres out. From that moment, be be 304 BAKER STREET JH>0,QOV, «»v* vt ourrsjiw or foqvfimrj bushes. __ •• r < ~r tjr? THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1920 Tune S l Kootenay and Boundary FATAL ATTEMPT THE BTORB FOR STTLB OF FRANCE DIES TOJDE FILLS BOSWELL NOTES ROSSLAND NOTES (Continued from Paw One.) tlon to the mausoleum ln the Bene Stephens the English Barber BOSWELJ,, July lfl.—Mrs. Charles ROSSLAND, July 11.—Mm. W. Hoop dictine Abbey which she built at JMlen and Miss Allen arrived from the er returned Friday night from spending Dashed on Rocks in Effort coast last week. Miss Allen has left a fortnight at Deer Park. Farborough, and where she burled for Cluny, Alta. Mr. and Mrs. H .H. Johnstone and the exiled emperor and the prince to Conquer Niagara Miss Alice Waddington haa left for two children leave In a few days to imperial. THE STORB FOR QXJAUTT her home at Moose Jaw, after a month's spend a month's camping at Deer visit here, the guest of Mrs. A. Ken Park. One Instance of Eugenie's former NIAGARA FLLS, Ont., July 11.—In nedy. Mrs. H. Davidson, who has been In brilliancy recalls the opening of the Miss Eileen Spenee is home from New York for the past three months, another contest between man and Sirdar for a two weeks' vacation. has returned home. Suez canal. She was the centre of the mighty Niagara the latter won. J. Good, of Trail, spent, the week the festivities at Cairo upon which Geoffrey Spenee Is working at the Charles Stephens, the 'barber, who round-house at Sirdar. end in the city. the khedive is said to have spent H. Spenee Is working on the S.S. C. H. Wallace, J. N. McLeod, K. came all the way from Bristol, Eng July Clearance Sale Nasookln* Martin and W. McKay spent Saturday all of the 111,000,000 in his treasury. Miss patts and Miss Youngman and Sunday fishing at Sheep Creek. The gown she wore at the khedival land, to go over the falls ln a bar- returned home on Wednesday morning. George Red path, of Nelson, spent ball cost $25,000, and later it served rel, took the leap Sunday morn > You will find buying just as satisfactory today as D. B. Crowther left for Nelson on Sunday ln the city, a guest at the Tuesday evening. Wallace home. to pay a debt, when she fled from ing and lost, Paris. It has since been reported in the earlier part of this tale. For every depart A. Hart land, of Nelson, spent a day T. H. Stout has sold his drug busi A few pieces of the barrel event in BOHWPII last week, the guest of ness to W. H. Walnmen, and will as being brought to America for ment is contributing seasonable goods oi excellent p. B. Crowther, leave shortly on an extended trip to sale. ually drifted tn but of Stephens, Mrs. James Coupland spent ' the his old home In Scotland. weekend In Nelson. Mrs. Eldred Jewell and little son Wortced Hard for Victory there is no sign. quality. have returned from spending a month It has been estimated that the Under Contract for Movies at Seattle. White Pumps SLOCAN CITY NOTES Miss Adelaide Atkinson leaves Mon fortune of the ex-empress amounts He had made a contract with a 200 Yards Habutat Silk day for Kaslo, where she will visit to $30,000,000. .Toronto moving picture concern, Even If white footwear merefy with Mrs. J. Blnns. A report was published in Parle —A good heavy weight Habutai Silk, full 36 inches gave one's feet a more dainty SlJt'AN CITT, July 10.—Mrs. J. Mrs. Wm. Archibald and son left and then completed local arrange Ia*w received word that her sister. yesterday afternoon on an auto trip several years ago that she had wide. Splendid for Blouses, Sport Dresses and Under and graceful appearance, that Mrs, T. J. Yahnke, who,had been visit to Nelson. been induced to leave her entire ments for the voyage, but in so- would be sufficient reason for ing her here for a month, had arrived Miss Alice Archibald left Friday estate to the church, but this has called secrecy as it was believed wear. Value to $3.50. having It. f . In South Rock ford, N.D. evening for Deer Park, to spend a II. Nye, one of the employees of the fortnight, the guest of Miss May Gil not been confirmed. that the provincial police might for July Sale Price $2.75 But there Is more reason than Rook Candy group, Grand Forks, ar mour. Although more than 90 years old bid the trip. that. White footwear is cool, rived In town yesterday to Join his Mrs- J. Hawkins and three children the former Empress Eugenie not fam|ly, who are spending a holiday have gone to teh coast to spend some The start was made at 8 o'clock Taffeta Silks at $2.98 per yard and we can supply you with here with friends. time visiting with Mrs. Hawkln's sis< only hoped and prayed, but worked a beautiful assortment of Mrs. C. H. Lingle, of Rossland, ter. for the victory of the allies in the a, m. Stephens appeared perfectly —One hundred,yards of excellent quality Taffeta Silk, pumps at away down prices. whpwe husband is interested In the Mrs. J. Martin and her daughter, Mies great world war of 1914-1918. Tho at his ease. He had absolute con Starting at $3,00 and from Goat Creek sawmills, Is spending a Georglna, have gone to Spokane to in colors, white, black, plum and taupe. Full 36 inches hotiday here with her husband- spend the summer with Mrs. e-ta.it, war found her ln a splendid home fidence In his barrel, and In his that to $5.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tattersalt and Mrs. Martin's daughter. at Farnborough Hill In Hampshire, oxygen supply outfit, which he was wide. Values up to $3.75. family returned from Rossland to take Low heels, medium heels or Miss Mamie Supple has returned England. testing out for the Inventor, with up their residence here again. from a trip to Spokane. Early In the conflict she gave up July Sale Price , ,.$2.98 Louis heels. Frank and Joseph Blnlsh, of Nelson a view to having the device ulti were recent Visitors In town. her quiet and secluded life there, so that her home could be transformed mately used by divers. . White Gabardine Skirts at $3.75 OREGON SAWMILL Into a hospital tor wounded British The ogygen device may have —Smartly tailored skirts of good quality Gabardine, fin R. Andrew & Co. officers. Despite her advanced age been all right, but the barrel waa IS BURNED DOWN she assumed entire direction of the a failure. This was demonstrated ished with belts and pockets, and a variety of styles.' Leaders in Fool Fashion place, and devoted herself to aiding while the barrel was yet in safe Sizes up to 29 waist. the wounded men. DALLAS, Ore., July 11,—Fire last water, when poaibly 100 yards from night destroyed tho engine house and Hoped to 8ee Germans Driven July Sale Price ., $3.75 from France shore a hoop of the barrel broke; mjiln sawmill of the .WilHamette While the war was in progress, she and was seen by several people' Women's Sheer Lisle Hose at 69c Valley Lumber company, causing a Railways Present Case Urg had said she hoped to live to see on' the shore to leap up and curl lOKR Of $200,000i the Germans driven from France, off. A beautiful quality of sheer lisle-hose in sizes 8V2 to 10. ing Higher Wages and and also that she expected to fulfil Colors in grey, sand and brown. Values to $1.00. FURNITURE STORE a gypsy prophecy that she would* The motor towing Stephens pulled STAR GROCERY Operating Costs as Reason live to be near 100 years old. up, but after an examination' of the July Sale Price , ,.69c PHONE IS After half a century of seemingly barret the trip was continued. BURNED IN WINNIPEG OTTAWA, July 11.—An application hopeless waiting she lived to see the The course taken was parallel Individual Voile Dress Lengths at $13.50 haa been filed wltti the board of Prussians humbled, and is said to WINNIPEG. July 11.—Fire, which railway commissioners asking per with the navy island then well out —Twenty only of the smartest Voiles we have shown ibroke out Shortly before midnight have found contentment in her toward tha American shore. The Expected Today mission for a flat Increase of freight contentment of their humiliation In lyesterday on the premise* of the rates In Canada to. the amount of line was cast loose, the barrel this season. They come in dreas lengths only, no two Crescent Furniture company. Har- the peace treaty of Versailles. The patterns alike. Colors are navy, Copen, rose and" reseda, 30 per cent. once internationally noted beauty had drifted off alone now headed for- grave street, caused a loss of $35,000 The application was sent to the Full 36 inches wide. PLUMS, PEACHES to J40.000. It was fully covered by become a withered and wrinkled war, now feet forward, aa the cur railway commission Saturday aft woman, but the love of France still TOMATOES, CANTALOUPES Insurance. ernoon by the Canadian Railway as rents willed. Stephens In his bar July Sale Price .... $13.50 animated her. rel had a perfectly safe trip un sociatlon, and their request Is made King and Queen Often Called CHERRIE8, STRAWBERRIES on behalf of all the railways in Can til the plunge was taken, as his PIAYETWITIGUF In their frequent Journeys ,to "Alder ada, members of the association, and Ladies' Pattern Hats shot, to review troops during the craft travelled fii deep water and also on behalf of all other Canadian AND SHOT MOTHER war, King George and Queen Mary wenfi over the horsesnoe falls where —Ten only pattern Hats in as many different styles and railways, subject to the jurisdiction New Potatoes, Local Green Peas, often called upon the former em the water is very deep. The barrel colors. Values to $17.00. GREENVILLE, Ky., July' 10.—When of the railway commission. press of France at Farnborough went over head first. Beet*, Carrot*, Green Onion*, etc. Mrs. Willis Graham 26, tried to stop Mr. C. P. Riddel of Montreal, secre Hill. They found Her alert mentally, July Sale Price ., ...... $7.95 iher four-year-old son Harold from tary of the Canadian Railway asso and that she kept In touch with Had no Chance Said Leach carrying a loaded shotgun out of elation, made the application. the news of the war as few women hen 10, 15, 20 minutes went by Women's Large Size Skirts at $6.50 their hon» today, the child pulled the It Is said that there will be a long of half her age did. without sign of the barrel, the spec trigger, killing her instantly, fight over this application, one which Those who knew her said that her tators, who by this time, had grown —Made of good quality white Gabardine, finished with will probably engage all the best greatest hold on life was due to the belts and novelty pockets and button trimmed. Sizes 31 poultry Supplies legal talent of the Dominion. to round numbers, grew anxious. ' Founts, Feeders, Dry Al..._ fact that she was strongly determined "Has be a chance?" was the ques to 36 waist. Hoppers, Shell and Orit BEST It Is understood that the railways, to live until the Germans were Boxes. Feed Troughs and The Only Dessert In making, the application, have not driven from France. tion put to Mr. Leach, the only man July Sale Price $6.50 Oat Sprouters. Anything HADE filed any very lengthy documents. who has gone over the falls and . in Aietal mads to order. lowest of This Kind Their reasons for asking the Increases lived to tell the tale. number eight In all, but in a general GREATER ATTENTION Women's Combinations at $1.25 There are numerous forms of way these reasons can be summed up "No chance. ; told him yesterday. —Good knit Combinations, loose leg styles, with short quick gelatine desserts. But Jiffy- under the general term of the vast that his barrel was not strong Jell is the only one with the real- increase in wages, material, and op FOR IMMIGRATION enough," said Mr. Leach. "The hoops sleeves or sleeveless. Sizes 36 to 40. fruit flavors sealed in glass. erating expenses generally* were too light. Y9U know how the They crush the fruit, rondenst VICTORIA, July "10.—The pro July Sale Price .$1.25 .iiiTir.. .hoops on my barrel were bent, and the juice and seal it. A bottle of vinclal department will give greater the liquid fruit essence comes in they were twice as thick. He may 5e DRINK attention to Immigration into British 611 Baker Street Phone 200 each package of Jiffy-Jell. In a caught behind the falls curtain. I moment's time you can prepare a Columbia, according to an announce Nelson Brewing delicious fruit dessert NATIONAL PARTY ment made this morning by Hon was ln thero for 10 or 15 minutes." Sugar is used in Jiffy-Jell—not T. D. Pattullo, minister of lands. Leach's guess as to barrel's weak saccharine. And real-fruit flavors ness waa true. Of three atempts Major J. W. Clark Will have Im difficult to keep France and Belgium New Mexico has no law requiring Company's in place of artificial. It will give to ride the falls ln a barrel, two from looking with favor on the you a new conception of these de 0UUL1 FIGHT mediate charge of the work, . Mr. automobile headlights and requires Pattullo announced. He said: "We have been successful Hanna Tay movement, especially If the separat only rear license plates. Beer and Porter lightful dainties. ist fever should spnead to the Rhine Jiffy-Jcfl is often used in place c. know that our population is rapidly lor went safely oven about 20 years East Calgary Member Thinks ago, and Bobby Leach repeated the provinces, and thus free the lower Healthful and Invigorating. jam, marmalade, etc. Additional increasing, but we have not sufficient Rhine and its left bank from Prus •.ugar may be used to suit the taste. feat some years later. Mads with crystal clear moun General Election Improb detailed, information. sian and federal Germanic control. tain water from pur* malt anal "It is proposed to investigate the m— able Till Term Expires The electrical Industry In normal It has been estimated that it cost MM question from every angle. We want times uses from 60 to. 70 per cent of ' WHEN USING to know definitely the number of the United States $1,000,000 an hour CALOARY. July ll.—"It Is Improb the world's copper output. to participate in the war. able that there will be a general people coming into the province; we ,— • —- ,,,.,. Cuticura Talcum election until the expiration of the WILSON'S want to know definitely where they Japan produces about 25,000,000 term of the present parliament ln URGES VETERANsTo Nelson Brewing are locating, we want to be in a po tons of coal a year, including the is Fragrant and 1922." Company, Limited sttion to advise them, and be of UNITE POLITICALLY output from the mines in southern "Rod!atributton should place before every possible assistance. Manchuria. FLY PADS NELSON. J..0. Very Healthful the next election in order that the west may obtain its full share of WINNIPEG, July IL—Wholesale I READ DIRECTIONS J tt^t^ubgM|tei^ representation. FEW HORSE PROVERBS condemnation of the government at 5S§ CAREFULLY AND/ Ottawa, and 1 repeated abuse of the "If Hon. Arthur L, Sifton should •""_ C FOLLOW THEM ' • The other day, writes Major Fair cabinet ministers, featured the ad resign on account of ill health, dress of J. Harry Flynn, president of Satisfies the epicurean taste • sfl EXACTLY/ which might happen. It Is prtfbable fax Blakeborough in the London 1B Livestock Journal, I came across the the Grand Army of UnUed Veterans a' that Thomas Tweedie, M.P., will en here last night. ter tlie cabinet as Alberta's repre book in which I wrote down at odd 1 sentatlve. times various sayings regarding Attacking the government efforts u horses and horse management gen at reestabllshment of the returned APROL Best of all Fly Killers 10c D "The National Liberal Conservative To Cool the Blood orally,and, in reading them over, I soldiers, and declaring the Great War per Packet at all Druggists, party, under the vigorous leadership was more than ever struck by the Veterans association to bo an Impo Made from Btpe Apricot Kernels of Hon. Arthur Meighen Is out to tent and dormant organization, Mr. Grocers and General Stores fight. . ' wisdom of many of them. No sort of system adopted in recording these Flynn emphatically urged the returned and relieve the depressing effects "Tho Canadian wheal board is soldiers to unite politically and gain likely to be authorized to handle "horse sayings and proberbs," and I of hot weather, add a pinch of have chosen a few at random to in by sane legislation what they had the wheat crop of 1920." won overseas. These statements were made by terest readers and to bear out my "Returned men have gained noth Major Lee Redman, M.P. for East point that our forbears who were con ing from the organizations," said Calgary on his arrival in the city cerned with the horse were not quite Mr. Flynn. Until the returned men last evening from the east. such fools as some of the ridiculous '.'cures," customs and pracUfes* adopt organize politically, and use their bal In the East Riding would perhaps lot they will not get anywhere. ELECTED PRESIDENT OF make them out to be:— Weapons, riots, or direct action will ALBERTA ENGINEERS Those who can "best" a Yorkshire- get them nowhere. man in a horse deal need have no fear "They must use theiu vote and use It In an organized manner." CALGARY, July IL—F. H. Peters, of buying horses from the Devil. AM* Good horses and bad eat the same 'm SALT cummis-siouer uf irrigation, waa elect NAPOLEON AND THE ALLIES ed president of the association of and bad ones cause tbe most worry. professional engineers of Alberta on . . .It's an unsatisfactory Job putting Napoleon, it will be remembered, ' to each glass of water you drink. Abbey's fcJaturday at a meeting here. good meat Into a bad skin. established an independent kingdom Salt makes a sparkling, refreshing sum Horses and interest money eat day of Westphalia; but the Allies, acting Dresses entirely pleated are very and ingth. as a unit, having decided to take a mer drink—it keeps the system toned good at present In Paris, and Vlennot Good hands will do more with most waiting attitude, are not likely to up, and helps to prevent those stomach is making this type of dress for her pulling, bad-mouthed horses than all set themselves up as encouragers of private clientele,' the bodice pleated the patent bit and tackling ever in separatism, even if the French hoped and bowel troubles which occur so from a narrow yoke, caught into a vented. to see the Rhine provinces, which frequently in summer. * low girdle, with a skirt of double Many horses are sent away to sales adjoin Westphalia to the west of the pleated flounces. a long way from home because they Rhine and south, secure their inde have too many acquaintances In their pendence. And yet If this extreme onoroanaDooDanixiaaoaoaoqooooooaDonQoaDnoonoDoanGnr.. own neighborhood. western part of Germany should Nothing sickens a runaway horse clamor for its Independence, securing more than to Insist on him galloping it by force of arms, it would be very when he has had enough of his "bolt." A horse which puts Its ears back of Spray the cows with ten, puts Its feet forward very sudden —It's as well to watch both. He who goes on riding a beaten horpe with hounds may either break Dr. William's Fly Destroyer its heart or tils own neck—possibly both. Most horses have long memories for and increase your milk supply both places and people, and Us as Pa and me both well lhat they should be pleasant +•+ i ones, or It may be storing up trouble. have the same for the future. We have received our spring shipment of breakfast n A Leavlngs'ln the manger means sum- mat wrong somewhere. Plenty of good water, salt and green ROYAL PURPLE CALF MEAL meat Is better than any physic. POST MIDDLETON OUTPOINTS CHIPP NEW ORLEANS, July 11.—Happy TbASTIES Littleton of New Orleans, earned a Taylor Ming & Elev. Co. Newcastle, Pa., former middleweight (The "best" corn flakes) champion, tonight ln a terrific IB- round bOUtv N~ , M. UUMtKTV CO., Vancouver Britiih C?lum||i« R«s>r.,»nt«tJvt THE ffELSON DAILT NEWS, MOITOAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1920 •aaaaMatottaia •>•*• =«= tained by him. John Corrsn. J. .1 rase of each member of the teaching; ths mutual advantage, for In that taking action at an adjburnd meet government and will visit Tonta, M* French, 8. H. Smythe, Kenneth staff genuinely 111. a* proven by case ths Hums school could take ing of the present meeting, in which gtsrs, Tangier, Lisbon. Barcelona, Marseilles and Genoa, it will carry Campbeit, William Beattie and A. H. doctor's cjSY^tStmXj:^; tlie" Mifn^fum reove r some city classes, and ths new case the way would be cleared for samples of all the products Italy can TUfflWEW IttTEPITEIfSMWBBE THE muneration to be (4 per Jay building could be proceeded with, atcion by_the_city_board[and the goy: Horswill wer* nominated A ballot export, and will remain from four to Statement on Consolidation solving the problem for a few years. eminent in time to permit ot the resultedMn'Tfr. "C~urra.n receiving 1 cessfully carried their cue to the ' -i annual taxpayers' meeting of the Hume school district Saturday nignt, and had the satisfaction of seeing the scale of their own drafting adopted by the meeting in every de tail. * .. . Bouquet* fur Teachers In the course at the debate, many speakers pinned bouquets on the Hume teachers, declaring that the World-Wide Demand for Goodyear's Qaality school was In every respect a city school, and that its high standard, which was admittedly owing to the teaching staff, must be maintained of Belting and Hose Makes Advisable' unimpaired. The statement that the tfairvlew contingent in the Kelson high school was equivalent to an entire class was received with ap plause. A. J. Clotworthy, vice- Some Changes in Brand Names principat, presented the case for the teachers, while Samuel Fawcett, secretary-trustee, had the unpopulat task of pointing out to the ratepay ers that the increase asked for 1^ 1 /-^r^r\r.\rT^ \ n\ formerly—"Extra Power" would nearly double their . school : taxes for the coming year. Last Example-GOODYEAR „- '_.. ; >. year's salaries totalled $5760, the [ now —"Klilwt Klingtitete salaries proposed by the trustees •totalled $470, and the salaries ank- ed by the teachers and authorised complication of languages and conditiohs pre by the meeting totalled 19300. As HE most widely .known belt the government grant remains fixed1 vailing in some of these foreign countries. at $3380, the .portion of the salaries to, be raised by taxation will be Ting in Canada to-day is " Extra $5»20 instead of $2320 as last year. Goodyear Belting, Hose and Packing, made in The three scales mentioned—that Power." Canada, have become products of world-wide of last yeaf, that proposed by the trustees, and that authorized by the sales. meeting, were as follows: Now you will buy this same belt la>ast Year Trustee Auth. You will welcome the development of this phase E. £. Sparks ing as Goodyear Klingtite belting— j principal *180« $20011 12400 iA- J. Clotworthy 1200 15*0 1800 of our business because it means the building up Miss C. A. Coates 1080 1200 1400 "Klingtite"—a name adaptable to in Canada of another world-wide manufactory. •Miss M. Mc Gregor 11441 1080 I-/'MI world-wide use. It means increased demand and prosperity for Miss Lillian Hunter B40 1040 1200 Canadian workers. It means econpmy and ser-. Miss O. V. Abey. primary 840 1040 isoo In our Sales messages you will read vice for you. The rgbtion expressing tbe view of the taxpayers was moved ,by F. of Goodyear Klingtite instead of Chapman, and seconded by- Rosa Particularly to you, it means that efficient engi Fleming. Goodyear Extra Power. neers and factory superintendents the world over Trustees Thanked To show the trustees that no of endorse your choice when you secure belting, fence was meant In rejecting thetr Our Belting men will talk to you of Goodyear .salary recommendation, the meet hose and packing for your plant. ing, on motion of Kenneth Camp Klingtite instead of "Extra Power." bell, unanimously adopted a hearty Phone, wire or write the nearest Goodyear .vote of thanks to the retiring trust- The familiar brand names of Goodyear belting, tee, Charles F- Maltby, and , his branch for a man trained by Goodyear in belting, colleagues, Samuel Fawcett and hose and packing have been changed so that George Clerihew, for their painstak hose and packing problems-to call on you. No ing' and successful conduct of the each of these products may be called by the same school affairs for the past year; • obligation. The meeting. was the largest for name in Australia, Europe, South Africa, India, years, 4 0 taxpayers being present, thOugh the only notice the public Japan, China and other countries, as in Canada. had of it was the bill posted on the The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company schoolhouee door. A. W. Stubbs The new brand names are such that they can be was elected to the chair, hut nearly of Canada, Limited had. to retire before accepting the used and understood in practically every lan — A* % . ,• . honor, having left his glasses at home. The loan of Mrs. Robert guage and country without change. Branches:—Halifax, St. John, Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa,] Vyt.es glasses tided over this defic Toronto, Hamilton, London, Winnipeg, Regina, \ iency. mU Secretary Fawcett,, on behalf of Some of the former names designed and.reserved Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver} the board, asked for an adjournment Service stocks in-smaller cities. • to a date not leas than 10 days in for Canadian use do not lend themselves to the the future, to suable the audit to be completed, to enable him to complete the board's financial report, and to enable the board to complete r Only the j\ame is Changed commendations with reference to the proposed consolidation with the Nel son school district. In addition to increased estimates on oth-sr accounts the matter of the high school was to be adjusted. The Nelson school board did not propose to take pupils from outside Its district without payment any longer, and, having sev eral' options, could either le^y on the school district, make an arrange ment with the Hvme board', or levy on the individual parents. That might mean 126*0 to 43460 add!, tional in the estimates. , Mecthig Decides to Proceed The request from the board for an adjournment did not arouse much enthusiasm, and some critical re marks wtr*; made by J. Milne, and others, ;atter. which Mr. Fawcett served notice on the ratepayers that, when they, elected a trustee they would do well to elect one who would act as secretary, for he would serve no longer when that was all, -the thanks one got. Ou, motion of Messrs. Campbell and, Mynf, the„ meeting decided to procsJrfL with all tne business that could bit concluded. Gfflhm a .verbal report on finance, Mr, Faunas. .fSsid that last year's estimates •*>*. $46i6fc but' it was necessary to nncsed them *y $700. of which sum l»B0 was for mamwJ training. Of $3^*7.26 expended on captal accent, $1200 was for two lots purchased, f&W was a payment on mortgag*, $1110,28 was paid to ulls (A^J»cDonaW for . fixing ths f ew.ciasarootn, $^»8.30, was for seat ing fos this classroom, *&» was for Architect's fa**, and there wer* sun dry , other rnmiim aeconnts. • Tnjs interest,, drawn from ths bonds In* vested in, amounting to $182-96. Just about snlan#*d ths, interest paid out, ejection of Trustee * T^hen the election of a tnuHje* 1 t -™— ' .—_-_. _.,.„jr.' |v „;••,'- ' • ,-- ' ••. , __ Wmlimmim**-**-*------fc® fHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1020 Patt* 11 Small Ads That Bring Quick Returns News of Sport lOIUalMpJPaM 23 Property Ur Salt 14 Furnuhed Room* to Rent WANTED—Bull cook, exp-.rl.nced ln flan cleaning; 180 per month. Apply General Insurance, Loans FOR RENT—Furni.hed hoiaM-kMplng PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE July Clearances Bandy Bomervllle, Caithness, B.C. rooms. Annable Block. (8788) : (8840) and Rentals FURNISHED ROOMS—Clean, comfort able, .team heat, shower bath., flJI Honday UWTIU, BZTTtU AUD BBO) C. W. Appleyard o.r week, 11.01 and I1I.H par month R. MBaT. APVLT ADAMS Ul 410 Baker Strest Y.M.C.A, (8761) Portland 4 A FEW MEN'S SAMPLE JaVKUB CO, CU11, B.C. (8795) Box 626 NILSON, B.C. ADVERTISING ln these column, pay, Vernon 6 wall. That la why so many peoul* TWILIGHT LEAGUE WANTED—Sharp youth to asaiat In ______Tstopfcoas — (87M) Batteries—Rosa and Tobin; Dell sampling and helper. High school and Devermor. education preferred. Apply Wlddow- IN Kootenay Valley, Improved ranch Won Lost P.G. son's Assay Office. (8830) of 10 acres. Good bottom land, 6 Second Hand Dealers RAINCOATS LISTEN! acres under cultivation; good 3 room Yakima 37 2S .fifl7 WANTED—3 good painters at J« a ed house snd barn. Excellent soil Victoria 86 tl .671 Portland 1 day—8 hours a day. Apply E. C. and plenty of water. Price with THE ARK pays cssft for second bant* Tacoma 34 28 " .548 Vernon ^ ! 01 course you'll take one on Flayer. Allenhy, B.C. (1776) crop, 11500. Apply J. Wottom. fnrnlturs, stoves; 404 Vernon, Phnnt Vancouver «S3 28 .641 Batteries — Poison and Tobin Waldo. B.C. (8811) 661. (8768) WANTED—Experienced dishwasher at Spokane 31 29 .617 Smallwood and Alcock. your vacation. Here's your once. Wages 81*0.00 and board. If HOUSE for sale. It rooms. Fruit Seattle 13 47 .217 not first class at. the business do trees hearing; hot and cold water; chance to get one at »»laV L| *Kr^ not waste your -time and mine. Write, on street car line. 902 Latimer St. 35 For Rent call or phone Rlggs & Wilder, Boul Apply owner. Box 8800 Dally News. Saturday Sacramento 1 der Mill, B.C. (8<8I) TO RENT—Ofnce. on upper floor K (8800) w. c. block. Apply A. leeedon.iit At Winnipeg— R. H. B. San Francisco 8 WANTED-.M111 hands, graders, tally FOR SALE—Two level lots, excellent Co. (8765) Regina 2 9 2 Batteries—Love and Yelle; Kuntz, man. Apply Oerrard-Lardo Lumber soil, no rock. A snap for quick sale, Winnipeg 12 14 1 Jones and Cook. Mills, Annable Block, Nelaon. (8077) at $60 each. Apply Box 434, or Cost Price Batterlen—Zwelful nnd Fuhrman; • R. Phone 489L. (8788) Business and Prolessional WANTED — Strong boy. Apply Mo- Gervals and Dixon. San Francisco 2 Donald Jam Co., Nelson, B.C. (8762) Directory Second Game— R, H, B. Sacramento 4 Almost all sizes represented in the assortment Here 49 Farms lor Sale Regina ll 12 1 Batteries—Lewis, Yelle and Ag Winnipeg 6 9 3 new; Penner and Cady. I^^tHoiw Wanted Male FULLY equipped and stocked dairy Lodge Notice we describe a lew models fruit and poultry ranch for sale. Batteries — Day and Fuhrman; WANTKD by ex-soldier, situation as Address enquiries to Rancher, Box B. P. O. E. Meets In Magllo Bloc! Schaaeht, Morrison and Dixon, Ma timekeeper, bookkeeper or position of 8787 Dally News. (8787) 1st ft 3rd Thursday. (8713) trust, has wide experience ln min dura. Los Angeles 3 Here is a Beauty of Fawn Rubberized Fine Woven ing and logging camps. Apply Box Salt Lake 4 8823 Dally News. (8823) 20_JJwrtodiJ^S*le^ Machinery, Etc At Calpary— R. H. B. Batteries—O. Crandall, Pertlca and Cloth Sankatoon 1 3 1 Basaler; Baum, Stroud, Thurston and WANTED—Work of any kind, by young FOR SALE—One sow, due to farrow I. A. WUI1 > OO., C.UUTED Calgary 2 2 4 married man. Must have week's In Sept., 26 lbs., ijr.0; 16 young pigs, Haw and Shlngl. Mill and Mtnln, Hyler. Lined red rubber, trimmed cuffs and belt. ^-| Q CA notice. Box 676 Nelson, (8786) 6 weeks old, $7.50 each; Duroc Jersey Machinery, Tallow Strand Wlr. Rob. Batteries — Sweeney and WIrts; Splendid value at tMOaDU pigs, 6 weeks. Imported stock last Leather and Rubber Halting and Peek Watson and Radiant. Los Angeles 3 year, $110 each. Pigs all ages for Ing; Acme Shlnffl. Bands and Ho, Second Game— R. H. B. sale. Tom Taylor, Kaslo, B.C. (8841) Strapping. B. CT Agenta Uooogran Salt Lake 2 njFajwJ^jJehiJ^^ Sanlyatoon 4 7 1 Or a Smart Leatherette Coat SA DDLE and work horses for sale, Oils and Greases. Buy and Bel) ma. Batteries — Aldrldge and Lapan; WANTED—Competent maid to look Ralls and Machinery. Calgary 7 12 4 after children and help with house eleven to thirteen hundred. A. E. Leverenz and Biker. Automobile style with belt and buttons to match. This can be Jones, Taghum. (8696) Iloa-ao Gambia »t„ Taaeoaeel B. 0 Batteries — Beer and Bachant; work. Highest wages for the right • (8760) worn by lady or gentleman. (COlK AA person. Apply J. J. Walker, Jew Mack and WIrts. FOR BALE w— 3-y*ar-old cow, fresh. A iacrlflce S; j_^_i_ XlTkii, 1 St. Paul 5 if T "^ Toledo tj 4 LaaVk a^aiaff Sunday Kansas City 2 Lruuisville Z St. Paul I aV5^V~~~^ ' Columbus 4 lt> Minneapolis 2 I ' Toledo 0 © ie»o ar tent. FtATwftt M* a*- I Milwaukee » -^ **f Indianapolta A • % PWS»8 Til jrEESON DXIET NEWS, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1520 •atQUALEO W01\ OCNBRAU UM board of trade and go on to Golden on*Tuesday and 'return to Vanocuver THE ARK via the C.P.R. main line. , 9 \ "Makes more Congoleum Ruga,- 9x10%. 821'• * VANCOUVER PARTY SHOWER NICELY' U, 924: Linoleum, $1.20 and $1.40 Per yard; steel clad Galatea, __\_ yard; Bedroom Ruga, 7^x8, I bread 812.50: Ladles* Corsets, $1,75 1 Social and Personal UTS THE DUST pair: Silk Hose, 75*£ pair; heavy bleached Sheeting, QQ4 vard; large J. Woods, of Trail, was a city visitor A shower fell over Nelson and St. P. T(ERNEY, Oen.r.l Salee Af.nt on Saturday. » and better bread" Turkish Bath Towels, $1.25 Pair; Motor in Grand Forks Valley; vicinity last evening, the first rain Nel.on, B.C. Coates' Thread, 200-yard spools, two F. R. Loveday, of Creston, was among for 17 days. It laid the dust and Care aupplied ta all railway p.int. for 254: men's good Socks. 404 Reach Trail Tonight; De arrivals last night dampened the surface of the ground. Both last -'night and Saturday pair; ladle's Combinations, $1.25 tails oi the Itinerary O. S. Horn, of Robnon, was among suit; Laces, 5^ to 154 yard; Boys' arrivals last night. night there were occasional flashes PURITY FLOUR Hercules Hose, 0 to 10%, 654 P»ir of lightning, indicating thunderstorms William Ramsay, of ShoreB.'resv was in the hills. * Due here Thursday, the spelcal In thf city on Saturday. 1 W. HOLMES train carrying the Vancouver board PHONE ML 106 VERNON ST. J. A. Wright, of Grand Forks. Is PROTECT BaABY'S of trade excursion party is already roistered at the 8trat|.c Mack Sennett Comedy 20 Per Cent Off THE SPEaAK EASY Boys' Clothing, Men's and Boys' Underwear, Shirts, Separate Trousers, Bathing KINOGRAMS Suits, Hosiery, Ties, etc. JR?' , \ 1 I J. A. GILKER Exceptionally Fine Neckwear There ia almost HS much pleasure Dustbane Carbon Remover in Keleoting thesf tlea as there Is Ih —Patronize Kerr's Jitney— wearing them. fcMdom have HO many e distinctive—really wnuder^l. color FOR.SALE The finest and mos't expensive For Automobiles and Launches cars in the rity fit your, service ings heen shown till in nne hunch. -••*- flay or night. Guaranteed to Will clean a Motor in 30 minutes at a cost of 25 cents. please you. You will* find *your8elf picking out .more t nan you expected, they're so f Guaranteed or money refunded. Eight Roomed House on Carbonate Street, in excel PHONE 491 KERR BLOCK lent condition. Fully modern, stone foundation, good ' good. That's not serlnuB though, we're selling them at $1.50. Large Can, $2.00 cellar, two level lots. MISS HELEN BADGLEY Price $3500 Dramatic Beadtr, of Vancouver, B.C. Wishes bookings for a limited number of entertainment engagement**, en route went, via Cranbrook and Kootenay Wood Vallance Hardware Co. Lakes, between Aug- 30th and Sept Charles F. McHardy 12th Emory & WaHey NELSON, B. O. For particulars address her, Suits -aSaUagBTajTi. ggONE 1S5 ._j IgSTJEMCI 13-709 DunsmulT' St, Vancouver, t*.C. __ r eompletn ths new structure, of Mr. Fawcett said the act prescrib Consolidation With Nelson School District; John Cnrran third one to Antilles, Vehezalo, Peru office was for Ross Fleming. which the first wing was in use. ed that the question of consolidation The city, be. said, nad a simlar prob FAIR FLOATED FOR and Chill. New Trustee; Biggest Gathering ior Years Through a resolution sponsored by must be decided, on the part of the «,, ,.3 • Rose Fleming and Thomas Roynon. lem, for it must build in order to Hume district, 'by vote of a rate ITALIAN TRADE Smartest new trousseau lingerie is Differing with the HumV school for, the ensuing three years was the meeting requested the trustees take care ot ltd growing school payers' meeting, though iu the city population. . Aj this stage the* two ROME, July 11.—A floating fair of lingerie cloth or handkerchief board* on the subject of tlie salary reached, sUggsdtlons that Mr. Maltby to pay for the services of substitute an election would have to be held. ltnen with filet squares on which is districts could be amalgamated, to has been organized by the Italian scale for the coming school year, the stand for reelection not being enter teachers, up to two weeks, ln the He said the trustees recommended q monogram. . • ^ teachers of the Hume school suc