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\ who wished to see an honest govern right hack-to you, .arid" effects your ment in British Columbia. . He economic progress, although you •would'not be the representative of ERALELECTION never tnought of it. GHTFURNACEStN any particular section of the con '''6. All persons having interests stituency, but of all sections. He in fruit of any kind observing care was more of a resident of Grand RUBLE IN JUNE less violation of the above rules will BUST AT GRANBY Forks than his opponent, because co.ifer a favor upon the company as he owned property-here,.and he was as well as the public by, taking such The Liberal' convention hf'ld'in": also'ihe' owner of property in other A Toronto dispatch,' dated April notes as-will enable the officials of • The full battery of eight furnaces M this' city on , Wednesday night was sections of the district. He would 20, to the Nelson News says: "The the company to trace- the -violation- are now in commission at the Granby the {.largest and most enthusiastic work for no particular class, but for Toronto World, publisher by W. F. to the guilty party, smelter in this city. The seventh gathering 6f Liberals ever witnessed all -classes. The business man, the Maclean, M.P.j says today: • Tues •'All such notes should be ad was blown in last Monday, and the at a convention ofthe party in this workingman, the capitalist, the day, June 8, has been set tentatively dressed to the division superintend eighth, after being repaired, com city. .The'large opera house hall farmer and the miner would receive as the datef or the federal election, ent respective of the place of occur menced operations yesterday morn was filled with delegates from this equal consideration at his hands; according to a- persistent report rence where records are kept and ing. city, Phoenix, Cascade, Carson, Ban He would not only be • he represent around the city yesterday. A" prom employees scored by their efficiency." A rumor has been in circulation nock City and Christina Lake. The ative of the-Liberals, but also of the inent Toronto Conservative is given during the past week that the Gran greatest optimitm. regarding thePUC- Conservatives. At some future date, as authority for the statement. More Poultry Needed- by company has taken over the • . cess of.the party at polls prevailed, he said, he would address the citi - A June election is the favorite Mother Lode mine at Greenwood, Canada is short fifteen hundred jand harmony was the mpst distin zens of Grand Forks. on the issues guess of- politicians in Ottawa, al- and that work will shortly be re thusand hens, averaging one hun guishing feature of the convention. involved in.the preseut campaign. tnough the possibility of there be sumed at that property. dred eggs per year. Canada in 1914 .Sixteen autbs were required to con :,Neil'McCallum,".who"'followed Mr. ing no contest until September is imported two . hundred ihou6and vey the Phoenix delegates and the Thompson, also made" a sphndid admitted. dollars' worth more poultry than District Liberal Association .'friends of the successful noorinea to speech. He thanked the delegates The printing of voters' lists is well she exported and imported eggs to At.the close of the Liberal conven this city. The splendid turn out by who ,na"d proposed his name, but at under way. The revision is made the enormous amount in value of tion in the opera house on Wednes the Liberals of that acted as an in the same time'be thought the conven annually by provincial or major 82,500,000 in excess of her .'ship day night the District Liberal asso spiration of hope to ,the delegates tion had, made a wise.choice, and municipal authorities and sent to ments abroad. These are the some ciation of Grand Forks riding was • from the other sections of the con he paid an eloquent tribute to the Ottawa. • The federal lists are. there- what surprising, if not alurming, reorganized'. Neil McCallum was stituency.- integrity and sterling "qualities of fore, an annual reprint of local lists. - statements' made by the poultry di unanimously chosen president, and E. C. Henniger called the con ihe nominee'. Too much power, he The presenf government's ' term vision of the Dominion department E. C. Henniger was elected vice vention to order shortly after 8 continued, would corrupt and cause expires in October, 191fi. A term of agriculture, from which also ema president. The association will con o'clock. On motion of a Phoenix the downfall of any government. lasts for fiye years from the date nates the important announcement sist of two members from each local delegate, he was chesen -permanent That the Conservative party of Brit upon which writs are returnable. that Britain. .took from Belgium, association. These members have chairman. Mr.Henniger thanked the ish .Columbia .nad-- become corrupt In 1911 election dissolution occurred France, Russia, • Germany and not yet been selected. convention for the honor conferred was evidenced by the fact that such July 29, polling on September 21, Austria Hungary in the available on" him by being'selected to preside a staunch Tory as David Whiteside while the writs were, returnable Oc months of • 1914 three million dol over the largest Liberal convention had forsaken the party and thrown tober 7. Parliament, of necessity, Encouraging Outlook lars' worth of poultry and 136,000,- ever held in the riding. After a brief in ^his lot- with the Liberals. The would'have to dissolve on or before An encouraging note is struck in 000 dozen, or sixteen hundred and •" speech,-in- which he'.predicted suc fit October 7 of 1616, but the election this issue of Telephone Talk, the McBride government would have to thirty-two million eggs—sufficient cess for the local candidate and for could be held at a subsequent dale. magazine published by the British go at the coming election, and to give 2,235,616'people two eggs the party throughout the province, The franking privilege on parlia Columbia Telephone company. It Grand Forks riding would help lo aoiece for every day in the year. he announced that the time had ar- mentary documents expired Wed points out that net increases in the oust it. This constituency would Such 'facts must surely convey a • rived for placing nominees before nesday nigut, and literally tons are number of subscribers took place in line up with the majority, and Mr. world of meaning to .poultry breud the convention. being sent out from Ottawa as cam March, as compared with Febru Thompson would report for duty nrs in Canada. These facts are paign literature. ary, in Vancouver and Victoria, as B. Lequime nominated Neil Mc immediately after the election. » further emphasized by the state This fact alone, with journeys to well as in several of the smaller ex Galium, of this city. The nomina Mr. Bolier, of Phoenix, was glad rnent that the average egg yield per Ottawa of. outside politicians, nomin changes of the company. A net tion was seconded by K. Campbell, that the delegates presented as solid hen in this country is but 80 eggs ating conventions and similar ac gain is also noted for the province who, in a short speech, recounted a front to the enemy a?y the allies per year, which we are further as tivities, are all condueive to the be as a whole. This would indicate the high qualifications ot Mr. Mc did in Europe. The McBride gov sured by experts could^ by careful lief that an early election is ex that the provinco has resumed its Callum to represent the constituency ernment did pretty well up to 1911 selection, feeding and housing i •• pected. forward march ..That steady ex at Victoria, — as long as the Laurier government increased to 1^0; eggs per hen per pansion is expected is further shown B,. A. Brown's name' was pro was in power at Ottawa. He com year. As.the head of the division Care in Handling Fruit by the announcement that the tele: posed by two of his Grand Forks pared the federal government to the at Ottawa' remarks, "It would be a phone company has in hand sst'« friends, but Mr. Brown refused to main line of a railway system, and The fruitgrowers of Critish Col profitable. thing to strive for." mates of $32,796 in Vancouver, entertain the nomination, and with the provincial governments to its •umbia have petitioned the express Pamphlets particularly bearing on $1790 in North Vancouver, 822,145 drew his name. branch lines. Too much credit companies, through the secretary of the subject which can be had free in Victoria, and $5750 in Nanaim", Wm. Bonthron placed the name could not be given to Parker Wil- the British .Columbia Fruit Growers' on addressing the publications as well as improvements in hand at of J. E. Thompson, of Phoenix, he- iams tor the good work he had done association to issue the following branch, department of agriculture, Courtenay and Ladysmith. During fore the convention, and the nomin- as . leader of the opposition in the notice and cause it to be conspicu Ottawa, are: No. 1, "Winter Egg the past few months the British Col tioa was seconded by' a delegate legislature. Had it not been-for his ously posted on the inside of the Production," by W. A. Bown; No umbia Telephone company has been from the.city of mines. -vigilance the shady transactions of sliding doors in all express cars in 2, "The Crate Fattening of Poultry," perfacting its' equipment wherever , Neil McCallum arose and ex the government would have con use during the shipments of soft and by T. A. Bens >n; No. 3, "The tests showed that improvements plained that be had only consented cealed. The speaker stated that he perishable fruit and also on the in Candling of Eggs"," by W. A. Brown; could be made, and also has been lo allow his name to come, before was in fav.>r of reim posing, the poll side of the sliding doors to express No. 4, "The: Organization of Co doing work on many of its ex frMe convention in the event of there tax as an act of justice to the other or warehouse rooms at stations: operative Egg Circles," by W. A. change buildings, so that everything being no other available candidate. taxpayers of the province, and con "Expressstation agents and others Brown; No. 5,-'"Plan of Permanent will be maintained at that point of In view of the fact that Mr. Thornp eluded his address by eulogizing handling extra perishable fruits, Laying House for Poultry," by W. excellence for which the company . son.was willing to accept the notnin the record of the nominee, of the such as berries, tomatoes, plums A. Brown and T. A. Benson, and strives. alion, and as he considered Mr. convention as a citizen and a busi and peaches, in transit, are respect No. 6, The Payment of Eggs As Thompson eminently fitted to re fully requested to observe the fol ness man. cording to Quality," by W. A Brown, METEOROLOGICAL present the riding at Victoria, he. de- Short speeches were also made by lowing rules. J. H. Hare and W. H. Ault. Other 'sired, with the consent ol the mover R A Brown and a couple of Phoe "1. Take (inn hold on the pack publications that can be had are by The following is the minimum and the seconder of his nomination, nix delegate. age when shipping or moving it F. C. Elford, dealing with incuba and maximum temperature for each to withdraw his name from the , The mention by the speakers of from place to place. tion and "The Farmer's Poultry day during the past week, as re corded by the government thermom convention. This consent was final the name of the leader of the Liber "2. In handling avoid titling the House," and by .Victor Fortier on eter on E. F. Laws' ranch: ly secured, and Mr. McCallum al party of.British Columbia, H. C. package beyond 45 degrees from its "Dnck liaising" and "The Manage moved that Mr.Thorn so snorni a- horizontal position. 'Min. Max. Brewster, was invariably greeted ment of Turkeys and Geese.'' April IG- 39 81 tion be'-mad* unanimous. This reso-! with tumultuous applause. "3. Never let go your firm grip on 17--Saturday. ..., . 43 80 lution was adopted without a dis After the convention proper a the package till it is gently placeed 18--Sundiy, .. 42 31 senting voice, and the nommee was short musical and literary program in its placed (a dropping jar to a A Live Corpse 19- •13 -SI heartily cheered for fully five min-| was rendered by local talent. Then crate of ripe, juicy strawberries, After John Keating had been dead 20- -Tuesday 41 59 raspberries, peaches, or fomatoes for six hours and his obituary had 21- -Wednesday.. .'3-1 <;o utes# . | followed a business session, a~hd at 08 been published in a Gulf port, Miss., 22- -Thursday.... 30 After the applause had subsided 10:30 the meeting adjourned. will easily knock 25 percent of Inch/:* Mr. Thompson's took the platform value out of it). newspaper, a barber was called in Kainfall 0.00 to, shave bis corpse. As the razor and delivered an eloquent speech. Farmers' Institute. "4. Pile crate firmly fn express senped the man's chin, bis eyes Tracklaying on the Kettle Valley After thanking the delegates for the The next regular meeting of the cars or on trucks to avoid rocking opened, his lips parted and he said: railway was this week completed to honor they had done him, he stated Farmers' will be held in the board motions. These motions on a long "Don't cut me, kid." The barber Princeton, where it joins the Great that he felt confident of victory for of trade rooms on Wednesday ever.-'journey will reduce value of goods dived through a window. A panic Northern road. It ts possible now himself and for the party in the ing, May 5, at 7:30 p.m. A full at- from one-half till worth less than in tho neighborhood followed. to go all the w--jy from the Bound province. In this fight he intended tendance is requested, expres charges. Physicians -who were called were ary to Princeton in Canadian ter to eliminate . the word "defeat" f All members Intending to join the "0. Always have in mind that unable to understand the case. Al ritory. from his vocabulary, lie. reminded crop competitions will kindly enter the effects of damage to goods by though now Keating is alive and those present tliat it was not only his their names by that date with the unskillful, thoughtless handling Wf they declare he was actually A busy person isn't necessarily in light, but the fight of every man secretary, Walter E. Hadden. never stops still part of it gravitates 'dead for six hours. dustrious Gossips arc always busy,
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Australian Farmers Find Sourceo'of Canadian Government Specialist Ob the Bread Wealth in Their Myriad of tains More Astounding Results witli 'Crown 'Brand1 :Corn Rabbits ^ Than Minnesota Experi Syrup and the children's Tlie rabbit has maclt g.reaL headway mental Station craving lor .sweets will- be in tlie Australian district around Recently the Minnesota Experiment completely satisfied. ;, Nimitybclle and Crapping has become station conducted all interesting field Dread and " 'Crozuil Bi;aud' a profitable industry, so a Sydney experiment to find cut if the cleaning form tr perfectly balanced newspaper reports. One buyer alone, of grain really paid. The contention food—rich in the elements it seems,' sent away more than a ton had long been advanced by all farm Unit go. to build up sturdy, of skins each'week all through .last specialists that the cleaning of grain i'dsburg healthy children. L ., season. ]t has been decided to start was one of the most profitable opera ; 5 freezing works at the place—that tions on the farm, but the station de means* carrying the surplus ,rabbit termined to prove it conclusively or Crowo, Brand Corn Syrup crop over in cold storage. The expor say nothing more about it. „ is so economical and so good, that it is little-wondtfr that millions tation of rabbit skins from Australia Heavy plump oats, thoroughly of pounds are c-alcn every year in the homes of Canada. now exceeds in value ?:i,000,000 an cleaned, were seeded beside medium- nually, according to the Sydney re weight oats that had not been clean 'Crown Brand1—the children's favorite—is port. ed. At threshing it was found that conr.lly Rood , for all cooking purposes and Now this is astonishing informa nine and a half busrels an acre more candy making. tion.'The antipodes are to be congrat had been obtained from thj cleaned ulated. For years we have been hear grain than from the uncleanod oats. ' 'TJL Y WHITER is a pure white Corn Syrup, ing about their pest of rabbits. Aus Pretty conclusive evidence in favor of not soprov.oiniccd'in flavor as 'Crown Brand'. tralians lfave long viewed with gloom cleaning the seed grain, isn't it? . , _ You may p.rc/cr it. - the overrunning of their continent. The Nebraska experiment station What mosquitoes are^to New Jersey, Saskatchewan Fairs experimented in a similar way with ASK YOUR GROCER—IN 2,5, 10 AND 20 LB. TINS or prairie dogs to Kansas," or the wheat. The average", yield of "wheat gypsy moth to New England, rabbits from the clean grain averaged four The Canada Starch Co. Limited, Montreal are to Australia—that has been fay The following- are the dates for the bushels an acre higher for tho two Manufacturers of die famous Edwardsburg Brands. '" impression. summer and fall fairs which will be years during which the. experiment held throughout Saskatchewan tbJc was conducted. ' Nor is that all, for a m &mmffiWZm?/,v/yy;//w,///^^^^^ H\ .'It was sixty years ago, or so, that year: an incautious gentleman of New- seed specialist in the fCanadian gov South Wales obtained from Europe, Abernethy August 5 ernment service has found" that bet and turned loose in the colony, three Alameda August 3 ter results are generally gained than pairs of rabbits. As the population Alsask 'July 20 in the Minnesota or Nebraska experi Good Advice. for' the Country School and wealth of Australia increased, the Asquith ' July 30 ments. rabbits increased, and more thai: cor Aneroid _ '. July 30 It is ..the general belief that the seed respondingly. Until recently it had Bladworth August* 6 grain this spring will bo far below Prof. Ciias. W. Eliot, Noted American Educationalist,. I been a tremendous problem how to Bounty July 21 .the average unless steps are taken to check them—to say nothing of ex.er- Areola August 4 select only the best for seed. The pur mination'. They drove farmers from Brock July 22 chase of a good side-shaking fanning Believes that every Child should Learn the Elements their lands, and" have threatened such Brownlee .'. .' July 29 mill to separate the heavy plump ker devastation as has not been known Broadview July 29 nels from the light, shrunken ones, is of Agriculture since the .succession of plagues, par Canora ' July 28 certain to prove a profitable invest 1 am glad to hear that The Banker- alyzed Egypt. Travellers report that' Carnduff August 5 ment as a. result. Many farmers arc ' Fanner, is,to deal in its August issuu rabbit proof fences are characteristic Carlyle ' August i; already cleaning their grain, so that ,., with common school education in this of the Australian, landscape's. Some Churchbridge .'.-. July 27 they will'not be so rushed when seed ^w«>;Q'
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-ft* 3?HE SUN, GRAND FORKS, B.C. Use of Vaccines in Disease A-New Industry The Wretchedness (Contributed by Unrversity of Alberta) After many, years, of studying bac Make Binder Twine From British ©f Constipation teria'in a laboratory scientists have Columbia Hemp You will find relief in Zaw-Buk! discovered that'by growing bacteria, The Indians of Central British Col It eases the burning,. stinging "<£«n quickly be overcome by' • , killing theni by heat, • and injecting ombia, both those living in the coast , them into the human body by means' pain, stops bleeding and brings ^fARTERS LITTLE ss villages and .in the interior are" in EIVER PILLS of. a hypodermic syringe ' they can genious and clever in certain crafts ease. Perseverance, with Zam- cause the blood of that-body to form and arts. As weavers, carvers, car Purely vegetable a substance' that will protect it from penters and boat builders their re Buk, means cure; Why not prove , <7-act surely and the disease which that germ- .would MOTHERHOOD is not a this 7 -^ DruQoMii and Storec- putation is well known, but few are fOobox. rjenfly on tho 3 cause. This preparation is called a time for experiment, but for proven qualities, and nothing aware that jLhey are skilful' ropo Jrer. .QjroY', vaccine and is used to prevent ty makers. ,(Biliousness, phoid fever." It-is" also .used as-a' exceeds, the value of good cheer,, needful exercise and From tlie wild hemp which is in treatment-for the disease. • -Many: digenous to the country they make a dcno, •» other bacteria are prepared in the SCOTT'S EMULSION. very fine- . and ' exceedingly strong nmuwmmmmiwmtmwaa!^^^-^. i £>izzi- '." same way and wil cure boils, erysipi- SCOTT'S EMULSION charges the rope, with a finish which any rope 2*33, and Indigestion. They do their duty. las and some forms of blood poison blood with life-sustaining richness, factory in the world would be proud Small Pill, Small Doie, Small Price. ing. Dog's distemper, which is due to suppresses nervous conditions, aids of. a special microbe,, can be .prevented the quality and quantity of milk Jellicoe as a Boxer Genuine must bear Signature At Awillgate, an interesting and' and treated in a similar manner. and insures sufficient fat. picturesque village in the Bulldey There" is another way in which dis It« COD LIVER OIL fesds tho very, Valley, close to New Hazelton, one Famous Vice-Admiral, a Noted Athleta ease's caii be prevented and treated. life cell*. Its LIME and SODA help of the promising towns on the Grand in His Younger Days If the poison found by bacteria is in aroid ricketa and malco toothing-easy. Trunk Pacific Railway, an oppor i jected into a horse, a substance will, 14-46 AvoidSubstltatni. - In the British .army and navy the tunity is given of inspecting some great 'game of boxing has long been 3wm®$®&3®&w8&®®m ®&mmB be manufactured in its blood which few^tf.^Mj.^-v^via.^bMWMr.^.'isMsra of this rope, and also a quantity of will prevent the horse from taking the most popular sport of both offic the hemp in course of preparation for ers and men. the disease caused by these bacteria. the final process. The Indians use it Perhaps a majority of the officers cntr*&ao to rldo «nd txhlblt* *Mpla IMJ Hyilos If -then 'tome of the blood be drawn Capture Slave Ship for "tracking" their 'heavily laden Hlcyxle, with all latest imprsvemwt*. • off and allowed to-clot, the serum or canoes up the swift rivers in tow, a and tars of the British navy today- are clever boxers, but, age and weight, Wo ship on approval to watery part can be taken, and used British . Battleship Rescues African test that proves-its qualities beyond I »ny wldrmi In Ciiuda, without ur to treat human beings. For instance, considered, there isn't a better fistic p It,nd,J!o, the question of a doubt. " ?° ™ '><>I>ATS'THIAt. diphtheria anti-toxin is made by in Slaves From Arabs From the same hemp the Indians gladiator in his majesty's navy who »*ill not cert you odt etntU-Ml can give a better account of himself ' ^lltlltiod aftar Bitaff bloyclo to days. jecting a horse with the poison A letter received from Arthur I-Ian- also make a stout twine and a,sew formed by the diphtheria germ which kin, now serving as wireless operator ing thread, but not so much as in for than Vice Admiral Sir John Jellicoe, ilW 5f»u/n«$ THE SUN, JRAND FORKS, ;,£. C. ail)^ V^*V**HJ^ **+*v,^i ^ *•**» Canada as already provided is cov- II a A. EVANS. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER efed by 850,000,00U ' borrowed last Don't wait too long-.to TO ARRIVE ' «* ftffc OF SEED GRAIN .year and a loan of 6100,000,000" SUBSCRIPTION KAIBH ! have that authorized for this year. Thi* \ f\%H EXAltTft Seed Potatoes—Early Eose, Early- One Kear *1.5U J One Your (in'advance) '. < 1.00 i l/Ll OALW Six Weeks, Carmen No. -1- and Due Year, in' United States...- '... l.M money has been borrowed in Lou-, > American Wonder. Field and Gar--,- • Address all communications to don, and all that Canada needs to | THE GRAND.FOUKS SUN, ' <-" reset. Your diamond set deli Seods of all,kinds on hand at right prices.' . provide against it is $7,000,000 fori : 1'rfONB R74 GBAND FOKKS. B.C while you-wait. • / - TERMS CASH „, . - - '.':';•'. interest and sinking fund. That ainount could be saved by .business We have a 1 FRIDAY, APRIL .23,. 1915 . economy in . expenditure without nice line of. 'the imposition of one-quarter of the * mounts in stock now PHONE 95 FIRST STREET, GRAND FORKS P, 0, BOX 6I0 taxes which go into effect today. The nomination of J. E. A. D, MORRISON ^^o^l?^. -Thompson as the standard The salaries of one-half the twenty- John Wanamakor says in Judicious DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS«: one thousand appointees to ten Advertising: "Advertising doesn't gulntlng Pill for Women. $5 a box or three for bearer of the Liberal party in TAKES OFF DANDRUFF, $lO.-..S>old at all Drug Stores, or mailed to any thousand vacancies alone almost jerk; it pulls. It begins very gently iiilclross on receipt oL]>riee. THE SCOIIEM Dm-.. the Grand Forks riding in the HAIR STOPS FALLING} equal that sum. The recent investi- at first, but the pull is steady. It in Co.,tit. Catharines, Ontario. forthcoming provincial elec creases day by day and year by year, gations*of the public accounts com PH0SPH0N0L FOR MEN. V;;S. Save'your Hair! Get a 25 cent bottle until it exerts an irresistible power." Vitality; for Nerve nnd Brain; iucroises "itroy tion is highly commended by of Danderine right now—Also matter"; a Tonic—will build you up. J.l a \s»\, or mittee explains-very largely the in two for V>. at drucf fitorrs, or by rnr.i! on r i">i- ; the electors irrespective of stops itching scalp! of price <••-THE Scoi'.ni.L DRUG Co.. St. f'a;lu-.nn-'-. party affiliations. The choice cidence uf Ihe so called war' tuxes.— Accept no substitutes, but get the Ontario. Victoria Timts. Thin, hrittle, colorless and scraggy- o.-iginal—The Grand Forks Sun. It was a wise one. It is doubt hair is mute evidence of a neglected gathers and pi ints the news of the ful if a man better qualified scalp; of dandruff—that awful scurf. cit'v and district first. AT YOUR to fill the position which Mr. There is nothing so destructive to the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair, SERVICE Thompson will occupy could DF THE CITY of its lustre, its strength and its very The Sun, at $1 a ye.ir, is superior AUTO LI V have been found in the dis life; eventually producing a feverish- to any.§2 a year papei printed in the ness and itching of the scalp, which Boundary. This is (lie reason why Modern. Rigs and Grood trict. During his long resi F. H. Cunningham, chief fisheries if not remedied causes the hair root- to shrink, loosen and die—then t!r we do not have to resort to gambling .. Horses "at-All Hours.at dence in the Boundary he has schemds to gain new subscribers or to inspecter, and Engineer Mcliugh, hair falls out fast." A little Danderi- - -the •- ' - .: • • .- •- earned an enviable reputation! of the fisheries department, will ar tonight—now—any time—will sur hold those we alreadv have. save your hair. for integrity, liberality and J rive in the city on Monday next to Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Model'. Livery'.Barn ; straightforwardness; he is an J investigate the proposal of thelocal Danderine .from any drug store. You surely can have" beautiful hair and lots Burns SO'Ray, Props. able and eloquent platform- tfioti and Game Protective assouia- of it if you will just try a little Dan ite Wy&tadotte& speaker, is .popular with all Ubn of putting in a screen across derine. Save, your hair! Try it! Phone 68 Second Street classes, and, above all things, Christina creek to prevent the bass That Lay and Win : possesses a large amount of in Christiua lake from escaping to POINTtD PARAGRAPHS- I won at fall show'1st and 2nd Grand Forks Transfer good, practical common sense, Ihe river. Other fish- propositions cockerel; lr.fc, 2nd and 3rd pullet. 1st and 2nd pen. . . PHONE 129 which assertion is plainly at will probably be discussed. An auto It takes a very wise-woman to list At winter show I made four anbriea Sole Agents for tested by the brilliant success party is being planned and a bass en when she can't talk. and won. 2nd cock, 1st cockerel, 1st he has made of his own enter dinner will be prepared at the Chris- Ever}' woman shows bravery when hen, 1st pen and silver cups ! prises. These qualities should tina Lake hotel she has a mouse in a trap. Egsjs from the above are $2.00 win for him a decisive victory Femininity is one of the problems for lo, and special prices given on election, and The Sun firm About 2 o'clock yesterday after that scentists can not solve. .on more than 1 5 Teaming of All Kinds. noon tire broke out in the old barn ly believes that this .will be But a short siege of matrimony will White Orpingtons Bus and Baggage "at All the result. There are enough on .the corner of Donald and Spring shatter any woman's ideal. Trains., streets, and before the flames could [ won at the winter, show, mak geod, honest Conservatives in At 50 a man has forgotten fully be extinguished the building and ing five entries, 2nd cock; 1st, Mclntyre 8 Mclnnis, Proprietors this district, who have become half the tilings he knew at 20. 2nd and 3rd hen, 1st pen and an adjoining hen house and a shack "disgusted with the machine If a man would pose as a woman ' silver cup. methods of the present gov were destroyed. Ttie barn was hater he must cut out the fiattory 1 have one pen of these mated up at Yale Barber Shop ernment, to give Mr. Thomp owned by J. II PUtli Joe Mdnly, habit. SI.50 a "setting of 15* , Kuzor Honing: a Specialty. son a substantial majority who lost, some g )ods by the fire, had A man's deafness has reached the I have two crosses mated up. the building leased The origin ot limit when he can no longer hear a Red pullet with Brown Leghorn over his opponent. . cock and White Orpington hens - }he fire is not known. noise like a skirt. with" White Leghorn cockerel. Joe Martin's Vancouver Journal Every man ha,s an excuse for want- Eges $1.50 for 12." has suspended publication for want Robert McMcMillan visited " hl.- in" tho earth, but his excuse is never of fund?. Politician? make poor sistars in Greenwood on -Wednes satisfactory to his neighbors. GRAND FORKS, editors, but editors sometimes make day. He was accompanied by It is said that distance lends en E.E.W. MILLS B. C. good politicians. Leonard McMillan, of the Sharp chantment to the view—but not to a shooters, who has four brothers ai man's view of the amiighty dollar. What are erron^oo-ily described as the front with the Canadian contin The man who sticks upon the job "war taxes" go- into operation in and finds delight and bliss P. A. Z. PARE, Proprietor gent. In doing more than he is told Canada today. They include dutias YALE HOTEL. FIKST STREET. Mr. and Mrs. W. J I 'enrose and this, levied on letters, cheques, money GENERAL TRANSFER WORK family left this afternoon for a ten like orders, biils of exchan^, receipts, along days' visit "vith friends in Vernon. • tc , as well as increased . cu-itoms .get Will Geo. E, duties. The government expects to An exchange of compliments it. WOOD AND ICE ass&e realize some 830,000;000 from the t;qu in to trading green goods. But he who hangs for quitting time" And hopes the Boss will miss His idiotic blunders—Well OFFICE AT PETRIE'S STORE , THE He'll ": •-': Fashionable <'nt iPHONF 64 GRAND FORKS, B. 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This destructive scurf robs LONDON DIRECTORY the hair of its lustre, its strength and (1'ublishocl Annually) Its very life, and if n:>t overcome it Kuuliles traders throughout the world to produce:-: a feverish p.es3 and Itchiiitj of communicate direct with English Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry always on hand. the scalp; the hair roots famish, M ANUFACTURERS & DEALERS loosen and die; then the hair falls out in each class of goods. Besides being a com fast, yureJy get a 25-cont bottle of plete commercial guide to London and Its Highest market price paid for live stock. Know i ton's Danderine from any drug suburbs, the directory contatus lists of ctore and just try It PHONE 58 and receive prompt and courteous attention. EXPORT MERCHANTS with the Goods they ship, and the Coloniiil and Foreign Markets they supply; The Sun only costs 81 n year. 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Camps this season, Qet Your Supplies at the They all know a license is Dealers seeking Agencies can advertise necessary, but they don't all their trade cards for $5, orlnrger advertise Gloucester General Store A full line of General know where to get one. ments from $15. tl Gait Coal No w This paper is popular with Merchandise, Groceries, Boots, Shoes and Dry Goods, the young people. THE LONDON DIRECTORY CO., LTD." Hardware. Prices very reasonable. Quotations on OFFICE! mm w^»m»i«,— ii».jmjiiMmiAl 25, Abchurch Lane, London, E,C. request. F. Downey's Cigar Store TlU.Kl'HONKS; Pays for The Sun for an entire year. It is THOMAS FUNKLEY, Prop. OKI-ICK, K1KS II ANSE.Vs UKSIIJENCB. K38 First Street the brightest paper in the Boundary cou ntry THE SUN, GRAND FORKS, B.C. struction. provide for the equal suffrage of (h), The prevention of over-capital women with men. • ization of railways. . 7—TAXATION, (a)- Exemption of . (iJ~A"id' to railways net f<>" exceed improvements on [all lands paying what is reasonably necessary to secure taxes to the provincial government. •The following is the platform of the construction. -. • .. (b) A readjustment of the system •Liberal party of British - Columbia, ' (j)' Freight, passenger ami 'express of taxation whereby the province will which principles we pledge ourselves* rates and telegraph tolls of all gov receive a-fairer proportion of the un to bring into operation when elected ernment-aided, roads to be under the earned increment. • to power: , " •' .'-•••' jurisdiction of the Dominion'., railway (c) Immediate reform of- the pres 1—FREE LANDS • FOR SETTLERS— commission. ent costly, cumbersome and inequita NONE FOR SPECULATORS, (a) We be (k) With a view to meeting the ble system of- collecting school faxes lieve that agricultural-land should be demand for the'transportation of grain in unorgdnized districts disposed of only on such conditions as; from Saskatchewan and Alberta, the .8--LABOR—WORKMEN'S COMPEN will insure its continuous use and oc- immediate construction of government SATION WITHOUT LITIGATION, (a) The • oupation. owned elevators. creating of a) provincial department (b) We will utilize as.far-as pract" (I) The people to control the ' rail of labor and free government labor cable the resources.of the province in ways, and" not the railways the people. bureaus. ',_ —.. developing and making ( accessible 3—TIMBER, (a) We condemn with ^b) A thorough and frequent in the agricultural, and other-latent out reserve the wholesale disposal of spection of all industrial premises to wealth of the province by good roads timber lands to speculators which has insure health, sanitation and safety. or water communication where neces been the only timber .policy of the (c) The complete prohibition of sary. present government.'"' child labor in factories and shops " • (c) Free" homesteads to actual set (b) The survey, cruising and valu (d) The establishment by" the gov tiers: Holders of pre-emptions' to bi- ation Of timber lands by., the govern ernment of a permanent industrial in More Victories Are given benefit of this provision. ' ment before alienation, and the dis surance commission, independent of ' (d) Advances to settlers on en*\ posal of all.such lands by public com politics. This commission to have, full terms to assist in clearing, dyking, ir petition to actual users. ' charge of a system providing positive Won by.SiegeTac= rigation and.other permanent improve (c) Improved methods, of prevent compensation to employees for injury ments. • , ing timber waste, and systematized re received during employment, without (e) Surveys of all accessible, agri- afforestation. recourse to litigation, and giving em " tics. Than by As-. c ultural lands to be rapidly completed (d) Hand logger^' licenses to be ployers the benefit of accident insur and. survey sheets and all necessary granted where.conditions warrant ance at minimum cost. ' . information to be made easily availa (e) Stability of .tenure, crown dues (e) The extension of the workmen's sauits b e to the public; " . and ground rents to be fixed for compensation act to cover all hazard (f) Settlemeni en block to be dis. definite' periods^ ous employments. c u raged by the removal" of reserves 4—PUBLIC PROTECTION IN RESPECT (f) The payment of wages at least frhiuh scatter population-and, greatly TO COAL, (a) Coal lands not.to be fortnightly. i ncrease the cost of roads, schools and. alienated, but leased under conditions (g) The minimum wage, the eight- other nacessary-facilities: • • ~" to be fixed periodicallyby the legisla hour day and' six day week on all (g) No public lands for-the specu . ture - ' public and government aided work. lator. (b) Wherever practicable and nee-, • 9—ORIENTAL IMMIGRATION (a) We 2—TRANSPORTATION .„ (a) Co opera essary, government operation of coal stand for. a white British Columbia Z^Apply thiF to. business tion with the . Dominion government mines to be a't once undertaken with and advocate continuously" increasing in securing all-rail connection between a view to. the protection of the con stringency in immigration laws until and see what it means: the railway systems of Vancouver suming public. - this result is attained, and the total island and the railway systems of the 5—PRACTICAL EDUCATION, (a) We exclusion of Orientals from the prov It means that continuous mainland. commend the appointment of a repre ince. ,-— and steady advertising is - (b) The construction of a line owned sentative advisory board in educa (b) We insist on enforcing strict and controlled by the government to tional matters,-such as exists in all sanitary regulations in congested dis more reswiful than cam- give direct communication by the best other provinces. tricts. " route as to grades and distances be (b) The present school curriculum 10—EXTENSION OF M UNICIPAL POW . paigns that come and go, tween the Similkameen and other- is so- overloaded with subjects as to ERS (a) Increase-of local control in interior, points and the coast. render thorough education in any municipal matters. come and go with long inter (c) The husbanding of the provin branch impossible. " (b) Election of license and police vals in betwaen. cial credit to assist lines that will open "(c) The increase .of manual and commissioners by popular vote up new'territory.' agricultural training Establishment 11—PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF UTILI For an advertiser with (d) We^ oppose prouincial credit of an efficient system of technical TIES. We adhere to the principles of and reserve being wasted in parallel schools. v public ownership of all public utili goods to sell to suspend his ing existing lines. - (d) The present school system bears ties, the limitation of terms of fran (e) Abolition of the system of giv- unjustly on settlers in unorganized chises to corporations, renewing the selling efforts ' now is to fng away crown lands for townsites, districts and should be. immediately same if. in the public interest on iree-of taxation and under railway adjusted. equitable terms. make conditions worse for control. - - . • (c) All political partisanship should 12—LOCAL CONTROL OF LIQUOR himself, and is no sigh of (f) Ail francises for the 'construc be eliminated from the education de TRAFFIC, (a) The complete- removal tion, operation, and ownership or leas partment. of the liquor question from party that courage which is sup ing of government aided roads tOvbo 6—REPRESENTATION, (a) Personal politics. open to public competition. registration and regular periodical sys (b) Control of the traffic by mu posed to possess eveiy (g) Tho-provinoe to co-operate with tem of redistribution nicipalities, or in unorganized terri the Dominion in aiding highway con (b) We are pledged as a party to tory, in locally elected authorities Canadian heart in these war (c) The adoption of a local option law. times. (d) The regular inspection of all liquor offered for sale. The Sun affords the mer 13—PUBLIC ACCOUNTS " We insist on providing for an absolutely inde chant an excellent medium pendent public auditor-genervl, ap pointed and controlled absolutely by for advertising his goods. It legislature. 14—FISHERY CONTROL, (a) Imme is read by everybody in A Clean-Cut diate steps to rest)re the, fishing in Grand Forks and the sur dustry to white fishermen. (b) The protection of British Col rounding country on account umbia fishe.iies from foreign " poachers gument by adequate policing of Canadian of its Superior news service, waters. 15—PROTECTION OF WATER SUP and has, besides, a large out PLY. The" tetention of all timber lands on watersheds tributary to side circulation.. cities, towns and municipalities and the recovering by the government of In your favor is good print the present alienated properties ing: It starts things off in.. IG—TORREMS SYSTEM OF REGIS TRATION OF TITLES. The present sys your favor. People read your g tem of land registration is expensive and cumbersome and we pledge our arguments, reasons, conclu selves to the adoption of the Torrens system of titles and tho reduction of sions, when attractively pre registration fees. 17—NON PARTISAN CIVIL SERVICE. W*n and Hold Your Position sented. It carries weight. The organization of the civil service Enterprising men use GOOD commission for both inside and out side service, so that ihe appointments in Business By Stead printing because it GETS will be based on fitness and not on partisan service. BUSINESS. If you don't fastness in Attack already known our kind of The Sun gathers and prints the news first. It is not a pirate. printing, let us show you. It's a certtinty that we can NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION NOTICE is hereby given that the save you money, too. partnership heretofore subsisting be P tween us the undersigned as Livery Stable. Keepers at the City of Grand Forks, B. C., has been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing to the said partnership are to be paid to Phone R 74. M. H. Burns and all claims against the said partnership are to be pre sented to the said M. H. Burns, by e Sun Print Shop whom the same will be settled. Dated at Grand Forks, B.C., this e Kith day of February, A.D. 1915. Witness: W. B. Cochrane. M. II. Buiix.s. : IX O'RAV. ^w,»^^u-JiirAT*^-tJL-^'i^i"ijr.i*i?^^rai«tric^B^«fri»wW»it5fc,'~ '•<. '• ^ .THE SUN, GRAND FORKS, B. C. "i -- Stay on the Farm , i:ir Rub Your Stiff Neck Away To-Bay-^ • i THE ALLIES << 99 The Farm Offers 'More Opportunities "Spohn's" and the Horsemen. -For twenly-ono to the Ambitious Than Does years they have waged a successful campaign against the City " the army of Disease. Distemper, Influenza, Catarrhal • marvellous properties confer upon and, Shipping Fever disastrously defeased - by Fifteen Minutes After Using suffering people. There is much alarm over • the "Si-clm's". -Absolutely safe for all ages. Best pre Nerviline is sold upon ..-. positive abandonment of the farm by the rural Nerviline You Are Well population, .and especially tho boys ventive. Sold, by all druggists, turf goods houses or guarantee that is more prompt, more the manufacturers. powerful, penetrating and pain-ex and girls of the rising generation/- IS Cold, excessive strain and exertion pelling than any other-remedy. it surprising that they should leave Spohn Medical Co., Goshen, Indiana', U.S.A. are a common cause of stiff neck,, If you have failed to obtain relief when.; all the farm offers them, as soreness or inflammation. for rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica or they see it, is drudgery and circum ". Generally the cause is so deeply lumbago, try Nerviline. Good for scribed opportunities? They read a FAR MERS seated that only a liniment as power city paper and imbibe the city*point small pains, the surest to drive out of view; they have city .schools.which Can always make sure of getting the highest prices for WHEAT, OATS, ful and penetrating as Nerviline will the big ones.' ' ' BARLEY a'nd FLAX, by' shipping their car lots to FORT WILLIAM effect an immediate removal of,pain. educate them away from the farm; Nerviline is guaranteed to quickly and they are lured to .the city, by the AND PORT ARTHU1' and having them :old on commission by- - Nerviline is powerful, yet penetrat cure any .pain or soreness in the desire for wealth and the variety and* ing;, is the most rapid pain-expelling joints, and is sold by druggists every THOMPSON '' SONS AND COMPANY, gaudincss ofthe life which, it af THE WELL-KNOWN. FARMERS' AGENTS. agent the world knows. . where. Large -size, 50 cents; trial fords. Millions have proved its reliability, size, 25 cents, or' direct from the ADDRESS 701-703 Y., GRAIN EXCHANGE, WINNIPEG. and millions will share the relief its Tho farm affords a much better fin Calarrhozone Go., Kingston, Canada. ancial opportunity to the wide-awake aggressive, individual than is com monly believed. -A successful farmer How Daylight Varies Market for Fur Falls says that on the one hundred acres Transformation of Liner of land which .he has built up by rota Skins Worth $35,000 Bid in For $13,- tion, he makes $1,000 a year exclusive Former "Empress of India" Now Morning Light is . Found More In- of his living. Contrast the opportuni Completely Equipped as Hospital \,. tense Than Afternoon 000 by Firm at Edmonton Never before has the business of ties which the farm offers to the man Ship With 500,Beds for'' The variation of daylight in green the trappers and traders been so de of limited means provided he knows Wounded houses and kindred phenomena have moralized. Tho Hudson's Bay Com how to handle it advantageously, and No passenger'steamer on the Paci •been investigated in a very thorough which he should be taught, through pany and Revillon's, Limited, the two - fic-was better known than the "Em manner by leading scientists. The greatest buyers of furs in the world, the course .:• offered in the'secondary press of India,""of the C.P.R. Pacific "I find it so hard to Econo- measurements of light intensity were and common schools of his commun fle'et, but in the last six months this who announced at the beginning -of misc, but I must do so for 8 made with a form of chemical photo the winter that-they \yould not be in ity, and that of tho city wage earner vessel has suffered so many changes meter, and it was found that morn the market for the purpose of skins drawing $1,000 a year. On one hund that she would not be recognized by while." ing light was, on an average, 10 this year, have kept'their word to red acres of land in twenty years the her old-friends. When the Brir.rrh ad per cent, more intense, than after-' the letter. farmer should have made (120,000 in miralty first requisitioned her, she was noon light. . This difference varies money besides his living. Suppose he painted a dull "grey and her fairy-like •with the .season, in sonic months In former years it was no uncom paid $10 an acre for his land: At the characctr was almost ' lost in the reaching 30 per cent. Hence-, other mon thing for a buyer from one of end of twenty years it will be worth transformation. Then the Maharaja things being equal, a crop wilt show the world's large fur houses to pur probably $30 an acre; in many cases Scindhia of Gwalior and other Incnan a greater development on aiT east chase some ifL'a.OOO worth of raw it actually becomes worth from $50 to princes bought her and fitted her as than a west exposure.- The "'light- fur during a- trip. This year the ag $75 and even $100 an acre. At the a hospital shiivand as such, with ihe transmitting properties of different gregate.buying of all who have come end of twenty years the farmer lias new name of the "Loyalty," she left kinds of glass vary greatly. Thus north will not reach $2,000, says a a competency, has probably educated his children advantageously, and has Bombay a short time' ago, repainted "Why not do the loss of light from glass as com report from Edmonton. white with long black strips on the your own pared with outdoor light ranges all One of the most,interesting deals something laid aside with which" to washing ? It isn't the way from 13 to 36 per cent, or help to start them in a business of water'line and on the deck line, with hard if an ever made by a fur trader in this ter large red crosses amidships. • more. . The practice of lapping the ritory is credited to Colin Fraser, their own. The other man has lived, EDDY Washboard is part of panes causes an average • loss of king' of all the northern trappers, or better still,' existed.—Andrew M. His Excellency tlie Governor aud your Equipment. I light of about 11 per cent. The trans and a man who- for 61'years has Soule, in the Banker-Farmer. Lady Willingdon' paid a visit of in have a mission of light naturally increases as caught fur bearing animals of all spection to tho ship shortly -before "Household Globe," it'its a the angle of the roof more nearly co kinds. Fraser makes two trips to the held departuf.e. • • Deck space which Wonder-Worker — Loosens incides with a right angle to the sun's city every year, and never fails to was made ror holiday seekers with rays. The reflection .of light from bring from 10 to 40 bales of raw The Acute -Pain the Dirt so Easily—and I never - idle hours U -o\v mostly covered with surfaces is another important fac skins. His catch this year was very beds for injured soldiers, just as all Tear the Clothes v tor. moderate, a paltry 9,CS3 skins being gm the available cabins are serving .as secured. Having spent six months in private wards for wounded officers. the wilds of the Mackenzie river On the main deck*of the steamer basin, Fraser had not heard of the Permanently Cured Through space has' been provided to fill the He Says He Told European war until . he reached Ed purpose of wards. Cleared of every Money in Wheat monton. the Use of Dr. Williams' * thing unnecessary the main deck is His Neighbors He expected upon his arrival there well suited for this purpose, for it Farmers Pocket a BiHicn on Wheat, to sell his" furs at about .$30,000 to Pink Pills gives two wide strips of space on each $35,000. The skins were put up for Says This Expert AND THEY TOLD i'AM TO TRY Neuralgia is not a disease—it Is side and gives accommodation for a •. One billion dollars and more will auction, but there were no bidders. At only a symptom; but a-most painful large number of beds in most pleas DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS last a bidder, appeared in the person have been poured" into 'the strong one. It is the r.urest sign that your ant positions on the steamer. Here boxes of farmers of the country when of a representative of an Edmonton blood is weak, watery vand impure, I rows of beds have been fitted and Mike Rudy, Young Manitoba Farmer, firm. He would pay Fraser $13,000 all the 1914 wheat crop is" sold. Tiii3 and that for this reason \j*our neiwes I all the requirements of a hospital are estimate was given hy B. W. Snow, Sick For Two Years, Tells How for his 20 bales of new skins—-$13,000 are literally starving. Bad blood is i installed. The work of roconstruct- spot cash. The market was bad, he expert grain statistician of Bartlett & « He Got a New Lease of the sole-cause of the piercing pains ing the interior of the vessel was Frazier, to the Chicago Tribune." The explained, very bad. Fraser had no of neuralgia—good rich blood is the put in hand soon after her arrival Life alternative but to accept the offer, and this work completed, the fitting enormous sum which grain raisers only cure. In this you have the rea are getting today for their wheat will Camperville, Man.— (Special).— for raw furs once bought cannot long son why Dr. -Williams' Pink Pills cure up of the wards, etc., has b'een car Cured of Kidney niul Heart Disease be left in storage unless properly neuralgia. They are the only mediefne ried on under the supervision of total nearly twice as much aa the" of two years' standing, Mr. Mike cured. Never did a king have such a that contain in the correct propor Major J. W. Watson, Major J. R. J. $600,000,000 aud more which they re- Rudy, a well.known young farmer liv fall. tions the elements needed to make Tyrell and Major ,C. W. E. Ken\ 0j j ceived for their best wheat in 1913, ing near here, is telling his neighbors Never before lias milady had such rich, red blood. This rich Jjlood the Indian Medical Service. Between according to Expert Snow's compila that he owes his new lease of life an excellent opportunity to lay in a reaches the root of the trouble, the two wards a small operating.room tion. to Dodd's Kidney Pills. stock of the finest furs that money soothes the jangled nerves, drives has been constructed and has been The price of wheat on Dec. 1 is r.l- "For two years," Mr. Rudy states, will purchase. TJiis is one result of away the nagging, stabbing pain and completely equipped. Then here and ways taken as a general average of "I suffered with a terrible pain in the war from which the buying pub braces up your health in other ways there wherever space could be taken wheat prices for the year. Seventy- the small of my ba:k and shoulders. lic is certain to benefit. as well. Here is proof—Mr. C. J. Lee, small wards have been arranged, nine cents was the price on Dec. 1, I took many different medicines, and Vatchell, Out., says: "For several while on (he top deck a number of 19i;j. _ Because of the record breaking was under the doctor's care, but Asthma Is Torture—No one who years I was troubled at intervals with private wards for officers have been advances-of wheat prices since tht> nothing seemed to do me any lasting hasn't gasped for breath in the power neuralgia in the head and chest. The prepared. Altogether some 500 beds outbreak of the war, and since Jan. 1, good. Finally heart disease-was add of asthma knows what such suffering pain I suffered at times was most in are available on the vessel. . 1015, especially, the average for 1911, ed to my troubles. / is. Thousands do know, however, tense. I was continually doctoring Mr.,Snow explained, cannot be judge.l by the Dec. 1, 1914, price, which was "Hearing Dodd's Kidney Pills well from experience how immeasurable for the trouble, but, found nothing to DQMINION POLICE DOUBLED spoken / *N '/[THE " slBSr," latoto ""55HS3S ^BVTK Should Encourage the Cordage Industry Claim is Advanced That More Protec tion is Necessary At a time when the ways and means of internal revenue are." being con sidered,- attention ir; directed to, the RUTHLESS ATTAINMENT OF THE END IN OBJECT twine and cordage industry. .Those VINDICATION OF BATTLESHIP IN NAVAL FIGHT now engaged in the industry 'in Can ada claim that it suffers from class legislation, and that the better sup Construction of Superdreadnoughts Mounting Large Guns was at Prompted by the Kaiser's Persistent Preaching, Brutality has port of a healthy home industry rath Become an Essential Spirit of German Militarism, and er than encouraging importations, One time Strongly Criticized by Naval Experts, but would result in retaining for .circula Through the, Army Permeates all Grades of Civil Life tion in Canada, a large amount of Experience has* Proven the Value of the Heavy Class money that is now lost to the coun .After due allowance has been made- temper, a prelude to disciplinary try. The battle in the North Sea, which tivo work in the North Sea, are the for inevitable exaggeration there re chastisement." The -sergeants use it ended disastrously for Germany with most modern; 222 destroyers of var mains a solid substratum of fact, to awe and hold in,his men. Thus, if Some seventy-five per cent, of the the sinking of the Blucher and the ious types, the latest of which are enough to disgust the civilized world a private, struck on the lace by a cor twine- and cordage requirements of the crippling of two of her battle the "M" class, of which the Miranda with German methods of warfare. poral for having a button off his coat, Canada are now on the free list, and cruisers, has. confirmed tho wisdom j's the onlj' vessel yet launched; tir- .The .wanton destruction of Louvain, shows resentment by rolling the eyes, considerably over half of the con of the British naval policy diving the pedo boats in commission but not in Rheims and other towns, not'to men ] he iff liable to further correction, as sumption is imported. Twcntj"five or last decade and- will tend to .silence cluding about 50 vessels of the class- tion the deliberately harsh treatment the corporal would be if he-rolled his more cordage and twine factories those critics who advocated the aban of obsolete pattern, and 52 au'*>'i:iry meted out to the civilian inhabitants .eyes at-a sergeant, and.the sergeant have operated in Canada during the donment of-"battleship construction ships, including mother ships for de oLt'ho invaded countries; is sufficient would be if he rolled his • eyes at a past twenty years, and the number and urged- that the activities of the stroyers, mine laying ships, distribut lo warrant the charge of unnecessary lieutenant, or a workman would be of failures would clearly indicate'that shipyards should be confined to'the ing .ships, oil vessels and repair and brutally disgraceful" to ' the natkm for- rolling 'his eyes at a foreman, the industry has been beset with building of submarines. ' ~ . hospital ships. - that practices it.- or. a waiter rolling* his eyes at a head many difficulties.- It is stated that The effective work performed* by The earliest battleships stiii in ac Iu the. "English Review,''' Austin' waiter." Then again there is the nearly all of the plants which-have the" Lion in that fight is a special tive commission are of the Mdjostic 'Harrison, the editor; discusses "a.t forefinger sign, the most'eommon ges ceased to operate have gone out of. source of congratulation to tlie Brit type. There are nine of these vessels ... length the development of this brutal ture of-modern Germany. Symbol of .business since the free listing of most ish naval 'designers, as it.was against and they are all included' in the spirit .in Germany. .During ten years, punitive discipline .used as a menace of. their products, has come into' ef the battle cruisers cf the fleet, .of 1898 programme. They hx/c- a'dis residence^Jn that-:country.he-, noted. and a "warning, it is a sergeant's lirst fect. As many of the American cord which the Lion is the most recent placement of .14,900 tons, their horse ', ~ only "too" frequently manifestations of admonition. ' "Petty as such a detail age makeis, with a much v/ider mar type that much of the adverse critic power is 12,000 and their coal carrying that spirit in times of peace. It is may- appear," observe^ Mr. Harrison, ket, - have ceased operations, little ism was directed. capacity 2,500 tons. Thua'e vessels only natural, therefore, that it should "in reality "it is interpretative of the criticism, of "the """failure of Canadian The Lion and the Princess Royal, have a speed of 17.5 knora an hour; . Unci expression in war, since" the idea modern German attitude, and of such factories to succeed can be made in her sister ship, were completed in their armor plate is nii?u inches in of "striking terror" into the non-com that it is now astonishing and' re view of the greater^ difficulties with 1912. They have a displacement of thickness and tho armor piotection of batants of an invaded country is an volting to the world. It" is th2 national which they have had to contend. 26,000 tons and included in their ar-" the big guns is from 10 to 14 inches. article of the German military regula gesture, like the Frenchman's shrug The manufacture of binder twine in mament are eight of the 13.5-inc'h of the shoulders, and means just the A comparison of these figures with tions, emphasized by the kaiser when Canada has proven to be unusually guns with which the battleships of those of tho most modern vessels, he exhorted the soldiers to "deport opposite. It represents the civil coun speculative aiid risky under existing the Orion type which were launched terpart .of the military doctrine of such as the Queen Elizabeth and the • themselves like the "Huns" in China, con.dii.ions, and it -is believed that in 1911 and 1912, were the first to be AVarspite, is somewhat striking and and to "gain the reputation of Atilla.". 'striking terror' whence it derives." some readjustment of the tariff should equipped. At the time that the first Trivial and droll as these idiosyn- shows tlie great advance made in bat This brutality is the essential spirit be made to encourage tliis industry. annourice:uent was made with "re tleship construction during the last of German militarism, and through cracies may seem,' they are none-the Put on a paying basis, with : n ever- gard to the furnishing of the vessels' less characteristic of the German few years. Battleships of the Queen ' the army has,. Mr. Harrison insists, widening market through - the in with these guns, there was consider Elizabeth type have a displacement • -permeated into' all grades of German spirit of-Iife, which "'in the modern crease in agricultural and fishing able hostile critcism from naval ex military garb has led to a social sys of 27,500 '.ons, their estimated horse civil life. - ' •• pursuits, an 5 ulustry giving employ perts, but' so little did the British ad power (tiubine) is 58,000 and their • The individual German is not-cruel tem of formality, lickspittle, buliying*, ment- to a large "number of people miralty th:-ik of the adverse com and '. brutality, inconceivable to any oil carrying eapacny is 4,000 tons. for the sake of cruelty. His brutality •would result, and large sums of ments as to the size of these guns They are built for a speed of 25 knots • is rather a method.- He would refuse one • that' has not lived in Germany money would "be kept for circulation that the hew battleships of the Queen and-studied- the system at work." an hour, their armor plate is 13.5 in. to attend a bullfight or cockfight, or in'Canada, that are now expended on Elizabeth type were fitted with 15 in thickn-.ss anu the protection of any spectacle of deliberate cruelty, The cult of bruality. has been foreign products and consequently inch guns which are three inches- their heavy guns varies from S to but he would think nothing* of cutting preached for fifteen years, hot only in lost to Canada. larger than any gv.n with which the 13.5 inches. his horse's- back into bleeding weals the army and on political platforms, German navy is equipped. if the animal jibbed or shied or throw but from university'chairs, and,-ac These guns throw a projectile of The last battleships to be com- him. Mr. Harrison has heard Ger cording to Mr. Harrison, produced Kaiser Talks About Culture 1950'pounds, as compared avith a pro-1 P'eted before the war were the Iron mans that complained, bitterly of jectile weight of 1350 from the 12- Duke, Marlborough. Emperor of In serious social disease in the nation. dia and Bcnbow. These vessels have pigeon shooting at Monte Car.o, em Brutal outrages upon children have War Lord Says .That No Matter How inch guns, thereby giving the British phatically justify the right of soldiers become chronic in the lower classes, ships an aggregate projectile weight a tonnage,displacement of 25,000, a to shoot at sight all suspected of and sex perversitier: in the upper. He Feels He Never Loses His of 15,000 pounds, as compared with horsepower of 39,000, and a coal car-, franctirage, and to destroy any vil Strangely brutal crimes have become Temper" 10,800 of the German 12 inch in each rying capacity of 4,000 tons. They are lage or town where civilian, acts of so common as to "constitute unmis • The Neueste Nachrichten has pub round. capable of making a speea of 22.5 aggression had been 'established.^ takable scientific ground for'speaking lished an interview with Dr. Ludwig At the-time of the declaration of knots aii hour, and have a sheath of Prompted largely by. the kaiser's per of the patheological state of Germany Ganghofer, the German author,- in hostilities by Germany, the British 12 inches in thickness, with from sistent'-' preaching, the Germans have as the direct product .of the im which, is given a further account of navy was composed of 728 vessels of eight to 12 inches gun protective educated themselves to the. army perial physical force doctrine." In the writer's visit to Emperor William all kinds which were manned 'y 151,- shield. ' standard of "ruthless attainment • of the German armies we are fighting a at the imperial field headquarters.-Dr. 000 men of - all , ranks, not including The battleships now building, some tlie "end" in' objeeffra principle that doctrine of brutality, the national at Ganghofer says: the navakrese.rve of approximately of which have already been launched '•finds .'expression throughout Germany titude. Though I find It hard to . "I heard and saw an example of the 10,000 men. This number included are the Queen Elizabeth, Warspite, in the phrase "Sich impon'ieren" to credit the reports of German, soldiers emperor's quiet patience with slan four super-dreadnoughts of the Iron Barham, Valiant and Malaya. In ad •assert, oneself'"regardless' of the firing, under cover of flags of truce derous statements which should be Duke type,- four super-dreadnoughts dition .to these the Ramiles, Repulse, - "ineans or cost.- ''"-"'_•• and,the Red Cross, I know that" the instructive for us all. Remarks of of the King George V. type, and four Renown, Resistance, Resolution, Re This attitude" has a-terminology of Germans will not c_ly wage war such a nature embitter him, but even super-dreadnoughts of the Orion type, venge, Royal Oak and Royal Sover brutality but p.'ilessly, as their em 10 dreadnoughts of 20,000 tons dis eign are also on the stocks. Vessels its own. 'To fix a manvwith the eyes in his greatest excitement he never is a recognized practice, and,has been peror has frequently behooved them loses the mastery of his tongue.' I placement and over 40 battleships, 20 of the Queen Elizabeth typo have a the sole cause "of many a fatal duel. lo. We at any rate,, will keep the heard him say in such a case. "That battle cruisers, 34 armored cruisers, displacement of 27,500 tons, a horse Another practice which has come flag clean. Let us try and remember is strong, but it is silly also. It is two fast light cruisers, eight scouts power of 58,000 and are the first oil- down from the; army to the workshop that the Germans are .'.misguided fortunate that truth is always wiser of the Sentinel type, including the ill- burning, battleships to be constructed is.what drill sergeants term "rolling nation, suffering pathologically from in the long run and that it has longer fated Pathfinder,,which was sunk by by the British admiralty. They'can' the eyes." Absurd as it may appear disease—a disease' caught from the legs.' a German submarine Sept. 5 of last attain a speed of 25 knots an hour this rolling the eyes is," says Mr. Har kaiser,-"vvhich may be described as "Nevertheless there is a slight vi year; eigbt submarines, of which tho and wilL-be^,e.qiiipped with 15-inch rison," "a recognized German sign of "intelligent-Jprutality." < bration in his majesty's voice -when "F" type that have been doing effec- guns. the subject is our Germanic cousins across the channel. • . denies that his country is behind the "In a conversation with, the repre Germany Realizes Mistake Russia Will Feed the Allies other great powers both in the com sentative of a neutral state the em mon level of intelligence and in mech peror once said: "You are a sports anical conveniences. This has ad man. When in a horse race, the weak German Newspaper Admits Ambi Ministers of Finance Arrange For English Writer Sees a Great Future vantages,, however. It is annoying er animals 'gradually drop out and tions Lroucht War Westward Shipments of Wheat For the Land of the Czar that Petrograd should be so badly only the two strongest are left, have The London Naval and Military Record says: "The German news at Special Rates For the next twp. hundred years paved, that laundries should make a you ever seen the jockey of the horse An important result of the confer practice of keeping your "washing" which threatens to fall behind strike papers are beginning to admit that the British empire and. the Russian their navy has proved a bad invest ence of the ministers of Finance of for three weeks instead of one, that with his whip at that jockey of the Great Britain,, France and Russia in empire wil be the two greatest powers there should be no regularity in the more ambitious and stronger * ani ment. It is very significant that the in the world, writes Hamilton Fyfe Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin has been Paris is, according to an article by postal or in any other service, wheth mal?" !'; Dr. E. J. Dillon in the Daily Tele in the London Daily Mall.; They must er private or state. But these are led to admit that the 'dangers which "The man questionea -shook' his at present menace Germany are far graph, that the vast supplies of cer make up. tneir minds to have done trifles in the general, scheme of head. The emperor continued: 'Why eals now hoarded up in Russia will life. If against such drawbacka we greater than those of 1870,' and that with bickering, to be sensible, to be •does England strike at us? Why does 'these dangers would not exist if we be sold and conveyed to western friends. set the comforts of strong nerves, she not rather strike at her. own Europe by way of Archangel and few cities, no rush from the land,no had not in the meantime developed • Looking beneath the surface of weakening horse V - so wonderfully.' This paper proceeds Vladivostok. The cost of conveyance industrial weakening of the greater Yes, other words of the emperor will be cut down to the lowest limits things, I see tbb.war as. a struggle part of the population, the balance to discuss the growth of European between the British empire and Ger must be remembered. armies, but it doer: -not find in this by the introduction of special will scarcely go against these, wheth "On one occasion he made this re freights. This reduction in the cost many for the Twentieth century. Each er we consider general happiness only movement a satisfactory explanation century In.modern time3 .has: been mark: 'Many- people who judge -us of.the difficulties which ara increas of transportation, taken together with or take into account the.health of Germans solely by outward polish the low price's of foodstuffs - which dominated by one power. The six generations to come. ingly ambarrassing the Germans. It teenth was Spain's . century; the and term us barbarians, seem not to admits that 'the decisive change does now rule in Russia and the exception seventeenth. Holland's. The • eigh "They have their effect.as well upon know that there is a great difference., not, however, consist in the increase' ally abundant crops in Siberia, will teenth belonged to France, and the the solidarity of national sentiment. between civilization and "kultur." of armament, but in the fact tiiat enable the exporter to sell corn to nineteenth to England. Now it was Every Russian wants to free Con England certainly is a highly civilized while Germany 44 yean; ago was the allies at rates which cannot but clear; as the nineteenth century drew stantinople from the Turk. Some nation. One notices that always in only a land power, sh-j has since have a beneficial effect on the mar near its end that England alone could want this because Russia needs an the drawing room, but to Lave "kul-^ forced her way up to the position of kets generally from the consumer's not hope for another term of suprem outlet into the Meditorranean, and tur" means to possess deep con-' one of the most important naval pow point of view. acy. But England had brought into can not any longer submit to the science and high morals. My Germans ers.' But even' more recently than "As long as Russia had to keep* being an empire, world-.wiae, immense Dardanelles being treated as private have conscience and morale. this admission is the statement that her foodstuffs within her own boun-l- in population and in wealth. It seem property. Some see that the chief "When they say in other lands that 'without this development we should ary other corn growing countries," ed that the sceptre—not of actual development' of Russia's ' natural it was my intention to found a world- not perhaps have the war today.' Dr. Dillon remarks, "had it in their rule, of course, not of physical or wealth must be in the south, and be- eiupire, that is the funniest nonsense Perhaps the Germans are beginning power to raise prices to their hearts' material domination, but of influence lievo that destiny is forcing Tier ever said about me. But in the mo to realize that their navy has proven content, But once the allies find it by character—might pass from the towards the Golden Horn. Most want rale, industry and conscience of the an exceedingly cost!;' investment. to their advantage to draw on Rus- Mother to the children. it because they [n.vebeen taught that German people is to be found a con They antagonized continental powers sai's granaries s'\ r-'y the demand Chrits is dishonored by the worship quering power that will open tho by the increase of the army, but it will lend to be equalized, and food Germany alone disputed this order of Islam :n the Cathedral of St. So world for them.'" was the naval movement which most stuffs will become proportionately of succession. That is why the world phia. arrested the attention of the world cheaper." is at war tociay. But Germany can Well, what are we going ,to do and created that spirit of hostility to not conquer the British empire; she This transaction, which was unani about it? Keep up our old policy of Russia Buys Vessel German ambition which has found mously agreed upon by t'ntf three min is breaking her nails against a rock. suspicion? Attempt to deny Russia expression in neutral countries. This /Therefore to that empire will belong isters, will have the further effect of that for which skJ ardently longs? effect was produced less, perhaps, by lightening the burden of Russia's in the Twentieth Century, and to Russia Bleat in tho accents of the 'eighties Takes Newfoundland Steamer to Do the building of ships than* by pro u debtedness and of contributing to a when Bhe has awakened the intelli about the highroad .o India? Or with Some Ice Breaking paganda which was encouraged by belter rate of exchange. gence-of her peasant millions and de frank and friendly agreement tell our The steel steamer Lintrose, built Germany and Admiral Von Tirpitz. veloped her resources, will surely be ally. "We shall not stand in your for the Reld Newfoundland Company Americans, for ins'ance, were not long the twenty-first. Let us both way?" If we do not there is trouble in 1913, has been purchased by the alarmed so much by the Navy Acts as There is a good story in the Lon recognize this and live at peace. ahead for everybody. I should not be Russian government for service as by the declarations by tho Kaiser that don Xatior. about one of the £ lighter We have in truth, more in com doing ray dirty,'.] I did not say that an ice breaker in the White Sea. The he was 'Admiral of the Atlantic.' that accidents of the fleets. The other mon with Russians than with any Russians are watching, very closely vessel will replace the Canadian gov 'the trident must be in Germany's day the commander of a destroyer, other nation. We are, for instance, for signs of Engalnd's temper In ernment Ice breaker Earl Grey, which list,' and that 'nothing must occur rolling heavily in a gale, and with her obstinate and inconsistent; so are this matter of Constantinople and the proved inadequate to cope with tho in any ocean cf the world without engines disabled, tried to lessen the they. If we taunt them with sticking Dardanelles. . • severe coulitions, and is now frozen Germany's consent.'" strain by lading out oil. Tlie seamen to their old caleacar, which is thir in at Archangel. The Lintrose has engaged in this work was washed teen days behind everyone else's, they sailed for Philadelphia, where it is overboard, and washed back again by , First Bcomer-r-You fellows have no a returning wave. lie picked himself can point in reply to our pig headed git-up about you at all." Why don't understood she will take on supplies Great Maize Crop and far more inconvenient retention and passengers before proceeding to up, saluted his officer, and said: you have'photographs of your town A Central News despatch from "Very sorry, sir; lost the bucket!" of peculiar measure of money and taken, like wo did? Are you ashamed Europe. ^Durban says an expert states that the weight and length, in plac* of the of it? The Lintrose has been running be imaize crop in South Africa will prob decimal system used ty. everyone Rival Boomer—Naw, tliat ain't the tween Port aux Basques, at the south ably surpass the records of twenty Army Needs More Meat else. When we complain that their reason at all. I want ycu to under west extremity of Newfoundland, and years. It is "estimated that 2/.0G.0CO The British government ha.5 re alphabet has thirty-six letters in it stand, young fellah, that our town North Sydney, C.B., and has shown bags will be available for export next quested all the . ustralian States to their retort is: "It enables us to spell don't stand • still long enough to be herself sufficiently powerful to plow year. secure all the meat available for ex as we pronounce, whereas your spell photographed. through the ice of Cabot Strait and port during the Avar, as large quanti ing and pronunciation are not related make nightly trips throughout the ties will be necessary to meet the at all!" Englishmen who are rash "Father," said little Roilo, '-what is winter months. Tho steamer registers The first completely successful needs of tho British army. France enough to pity Russians because they appendicitis?" 1,616 tons, and is 255 feet. long. tests of the wireless telephone from also will require a considerable sup "lack political freedom" are remind "Appendicitis, my son," answered a moving train were made on the ply. The Commonwealth parliament ed that there is-no Mrs. Grundy in the deep thinking father, "is some It's all very well to keep hoping Delaware, Lackawanna & Western has unanimously passe'd a bill auth Russia to check personal freedom thing that enables a doctor to open for the best, but we hate to see a man Railroad, when spoken messages were orizing the measures necessary tffl yith a far more galling bond. up a man's anatomy and rernovo his sit down at the job ' and call it a clearly heard nearly twenty-six miles this end. *"" No Russian who knows the world entire bank account." day's work. from Lounsberry to Biughamton, NT. ^^^ • w^mrv—xji n 1 THE SUN, GKAND FORKS, B. C. ing.Saturday night". JSo far 'then? is , few.days in the Boundary district ho change announced by the Canu- this week English^ 3-Speed Gear and NEWS OF THE CITY dian Pacific railway', but if .tlie pres the High-Grade Cleveland ent schedule goes unchallenged James Cochrane; a resident of Wheels Phoenix for five years, left that R. A. Brown feels confident that there will be no mail arriving in Phoenix on Tuesdays and Thurs town this week for Scotland to enlist I have opened a hicyclcs store next the Grand Ir. diamonds will eventually be dis for active service. '.Forks Garage, and keep these celebrated wheels covered in the crater of his Vol days. The eilizehs of Phoenix will probably call a public meeting to in stock. , \ canic mine, and this belief has add Charles Sandner, of English Cove, consider the matter. ed several million dollars to the Christina lake, attended the Liberal Bicycle Accessories. Repairing a Specialty" value of that property. The pres The British Columbia Copper convenfion.in this city on Tuesday cnce in British, he says, of diamond- company is preparing for extensive evening Firs8t an1d MaiMain Sts! iferous areas- is " not so nfreTas is operations at, Princeton camp- as J. R. Mooybber'ar.'Gran'"'d Forks, "B.. "C. generally supposed. Specimens con A small force of men was started soon as the weather permits, and taining microscopical diamonds have to work on the uovernment at Phoe twenty-five men will be added im been found on the North Fork of nix last week under the supervision mediately to the force that has been the Kettle river; on Siwash creek, of D. L. McELroy. ' ' employed there during the winter. south of the t raser; near Ashcroft, -Diamond drilling and other pre and also in the Tulameen. The J. E Thompson, -Liberal candi liminary work will be rushed. Oscar specimens found on the Gladstone date for Grand Forks riding, left for Lacbm'und, manager, is expected to claim; near Pboenix, was.a piece of Vancouver yesterday morning. return shortly from New York, w v "float," but up to the present its r" r —, , "• • where he_attended the annual meet' -Q When in need of an odd piece of Fiirni- place of origin has not been located. Granhy stock was 80 bid with ing. It is expected (hat the com • ture for,,any room in the house, you can According to E. A. Haggen, editor offers at 84 on the Boston exchange pany's smelter at Greenwood will be save money by purchasing from us. ; of tbe Mining and Engineering Rec last Saturday. put into active commission and that ord, (here is strong evidence to the company will deal with the mat The new . concrete ' sidewajk in H We carry, the most up-to-date stock of • warrant tbe assumption that event ter of ore transportation. If the ront of the Hotel Province has been House' Furnishings in""the Boundary, and ually an economic diamond deposit Canadian Pacific or Great Noithern completed. you are assured of the same; careful con- * will be found in 'British Columbia. do' not build -to Copper mountain Highest cash prices, paid ^ for old side-ration "at our store if your purchase . the eompany probably will build a Stoves and Ranges.' ,E. C. Peckhani, is small as you would receive if you were A number of complaints have tramway for its own use. Second hand Store. buying a large order: • " been made to The Sun this week by heads of families because they are A local prospoctor eomplaihs be . J. L Miles, of Carmi, was in the CI We would like."to call your attention unable to procure employment on cause the present British Columbia on Wednesday. especially to our Floor Covering Depart- " the government roads. They claim government refuses to aid the pros Take your repairs to Armson, shoe merit. Our stock'is new and" up-to-date that lots of single men—and, in one pectors by allowihg assessment work repairer. • The Hub, Look for the and the range of patterns and designs is instance at least, an alien, who owns this year. This man further asserts Big Boot. • second to none.' T" a ranch on the American side of the that at present the prospectors line and has $12,000 in the bank — are refused work on government C J. McArthur & Co.?.of Green are given employment, while Cana roads. wood, shipped 35 tons of $100 ore MILLER & GARDNER dian cUizens with families, who from the Marjorie claim to the own teams and carry miners' A grass fire on the mountain side Granby smelter this week. This The Home Furnishers licenses, are refused work. If these opposite tbe stnelt'-r assisted in makes 105 tons shipped this season conditions prevail here, they should illuminating the city Tuesday night. from the Majorie. be remedied. It was presumably started by an engine in the smelter yard. tpitaphs in the Cemetery of How to Address the Soldiers The Sun is the largest and best newspaper printed in the Boundary The changejn the Great North The Grand Forks Concrete com Failure In order to facilitate the handling country, and the price is only one- ern p :ssenger train ?'ervice between pany is exhibiting concrete well He lacked tact. of mail at the front and to insure half that of its local contemporaries. Worry killed him. ' " . i his city and Phoenix is strongly cribbing nt the corner of Bridge and prompt delivery, the Dominion post It is a .valuable, advertising medium, He, was sensitive. • because its large subscription list criticised by the bu^ines-* men of Second streets. It-will look well in r office department requests • thv.t all He couldn't say "No."" mail he addressed as follows: has been obtained, and is main Phoenix, and a movement will bs any well. He did not find his place. tained, merely on'its merits as a started to bring to tbe notice of the A little success paralyzed him. Rank " .- newspaper. It uses "no indirect or railway commission what is consid A rancher advertised a milch cow He did not.care how he-looked. Name questionable methods to secure sub Regimental number .". ered the unsettled and very un for sale in The Sun a week ago. The He did not guard his weak point.- scribers. next day he sold two. This is an He was too proud to take advice. Company,squadron or other unit.. satisfactory service supplied to that Battalion '. instance where advertising paid He did not fall in love with his town. As at present arranged the work. ^ Brigade...* GOOD MORNING! trains' on the Great Northern system double. He got into a rut and could not First (or second) Canadian con tingent. will leave Phoenix on Mondays and A false alarm gave the fire depart get out. . 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