MMtT .-MOV I NCI AL t IBRABIAN M CIORIA ( C l2A Golf Club ENDS CONSTRUCTION ■ See Page 10 VOL. 25 NELSON, B. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1927 No. 234 Trail Beats ROSSLAND TEAM See Page 7 IC. TAXES REDUCED $525,000 YEARLY HINESE REFUSE TO NEGOTIATE WITH BRITISH torn OFF ■vo Battalions and Auxiliaries Start With Destination in China IIP PASSES THROUGH LINKS OF BATTLESHIPS >ndon Disturbed by Word Reaching There From the Chinese Area States May Name M'nister to the Dominion, Is Said MAV YORK, Fob, 1—A WhnIi- iiiAimt deespatoh to one, M-esj York Tlmo. sa-ysi "Serious < tuisiih-r.iliini is Im-Iu'J Kivrn to fhe npixrint merit of Annriean ministers to tho Irlsli Free Stale anil ('anuria, a step ivlm-h would amount to a riepar- tuu* of potvoy for ihe Dotted Stales ,*in I ii reversal of prevl- nu*-, opinion iit the While BBM99J thai such actten sesj not proh- able, i'hlii OaeUkm is yci to ho reiic-hed and S,-eretar.v Kel- Iokk tle-i'lliie-d imlay to Qshsnasj the niathT. "The eMabll-dnnont of these Itptfbm uoiild recipnuiiie Ihe .wtloil or ihe Irish Fire Stale ami (lunula." SULLIVAN GOES LONDON. Feb. 1.—Bound for China lh M";ij.-Gen. John Duncan, who 11 command the land -forces ln tbe r -peat, oboard, thp Megantlc defied from Malta today after etn rklnj,' two battalions with auxil- iep. medical forces and nurses. Other tranaports are steaming for lipa. which would seem io Indicate at the British government will rry through Its original plan to semhlo nder*unte troops and dhtps China to protect British nationals d other foreign residents. An the Megan, ft passed through a is of battleships glittering with flits, tho crews manned the eldei ■d there was great cheering and iff Ing of "Shanghai" and "Auld ng Syne." Before his departure General Dun- ,n Is quoted ln dispatches from alta on ex pre* ding his apnvlctlon at no- trmiWo •would arise- London Disturbed Disturbing word from China reached jndon today, seemingly showing that t» negotiation*, looking lo a settle- >nt or the Whole problem were not ing smoothly either at Peking or Hankow. Hankow dispatches report that the itish eharge. (»'Maii foreign minis . r, Bugene Chen d broken' off tie-got hit ions, bul no planaiion o. the Mason or even eon- mat ion wa h to be obtained from "fetal i* natters here. ECLARES PENSIONS CHANNEL ROUTE Completes Same Swim a.s George Young; Over 22 Hours Essence of Attack Made by Browne, Labor, in Legislature nM-l-tl lo The Pally News. VICTORIA, Feb. 1.—That the old pension hill Introduced by the emier was a disgrace and had been ended only as political propaganda i the essence of nn attack maile the measure hy Frank Browne, bor, Tuesday afternoon. The '.-.sure was strongly defended by Ian 'Kenil'', Vancouver, who advocated adoption as i meseure <.i progress. ensd lhat it wan estimated that the if brought Into effect, would nt the province $1,116,008 annually. F. Davie will continue' the debate the next sitting, vast Trade and Labor Council Is Against China Action ITANCOUVBR, Feb. 1.—A resolution nesting ggalnst tho Canadian gov- im-'t.t taking any part in armed tlon In China was Indorsed at a fular meeting of the Vancouver rl New Westminster and district ides and labor council, neetlnf tonight. WERE EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IS REGISTERED tyAKIllV.ToN, I'eli. 1. An earth- ike, described by Director Tonderof very severe, was recorded today by Georgetown university selamo- iph. The tremors began at 1:11 ■md continued until 3:110, reach- a maximum between 11:04 and l. Tho dfitanco was estimated al miles from Washington. fteen Hundred Are Forced From Home in Flooded Areas llTTLB HOCK, Ark.. Feb. 1.—A It area In Woodruff county, north- It of here, was submerged tonight file relief organissatlons provide*] I and shelter for 1600 persons who - their homos before the waters [ch poured through breaks In the lite river lsvees. ,*orte of los.s of life ln the White ■ lowlands have been unconfirmed lied. LONG BEACH, Csl., Feb. 1.— With the distinction of being the second man to swim the Catalina channel, Henry F. Sullivan of Lowell, Mass.^ today recuperated at a bath establishment hsra from the effects of his struggle with the chilly waters of the Pacific. Sullivan, who has a croesing of the English channel to his credit as well as a number of natatorial records, and who was an unsuccessful entrant in the Wrigley 125,000 marathon, touched shore at Pvwnt Vincente at a few minute* before midnight last night, completing the channel swim in 22 hours and 45 minutes. Starting from a point north of the isthmus on Santa Cat -..na island at 1:03 .i.m, Monday, Sullivan swam steadily but slowly to the same point where George Young, youthful Canadian, finished1 hia spectacular swim two weeks ago and wan the Wrigley prize. Sullivan's successful completion of the swim was attested to by J. J. Conlon, his trainer and manager; Irvin Davids, pilot; E. F. Chase, a Salt Lake City photographer; Jack Swam, a Long Beach newspaper mart, and a number of others. D.G. FUEL Oil TAX DECLARED Asked to Qait __f Supreme Court Dismisses With Costs Appeal of B. C. Attorney-General WILL NOW CARRY AN APPEAL PRIVY COUNCIL Vancouver Now Asks if Gasoline Tax Is Not Ultra Vires Also OTTAWA, Feb. 1.—The British Columbia I-'uel OH Tis bet is declared to be Invalid in a Judgment handed down in the supn me courl el Canada today, Tin- court 'm ii» decision dismissed a ii ii o* 11 the appeal el the attorney- general oi British Columbia against tho O. r. u. for ■:■.ii accounting and t.i recover money alleged to be due the proi iii'*" at taxi i under the nel Will Go Higher VANCOUVER, Feb. i.- Th- d< clston of the supreme courl of Canada tt>« dao dldmteelng the gpnsal ol tho attorney-'general of British Columbia, and dee-taring the Fuel nil T:ix got, paaasfl by the legislature In f923, utir.i vir. •*. will bo carried to the juiii'iil t*i>mmitt*e of tho privy coon- oil In London by the attorney-•gensjntL Tin- tai ol one-half i etd par gallon eras expect) d to hria*- In .- rei eaits uf H*Wi annually. . —r What of Gas? VANCOUVER, IV1-. I. -With the announcement from Ottawa todaj thai tin' suproiM i oori h n Am Imn 'i Um pro vi nets) fuel oil tax ultra riree, keenly ronjecturlng whether of nOl lh *!-■■.-i-hm 9UM) means that ihe gasoline tax is ll] fat, The i'"ini wai raised when tbe oaee was in the British Cotumbl i courts and n was gaaerally underat tod tii it N'.y s (ate depended on ihe out* Dine, SIR FRANCIS AGLEN Inspector-genera] of maritime custom* in China. He Wiis asked on '■■< tn resign ii1 po. U Die- patch. ; trom Laodjoa m j Chtnot ■■ crowds sttatfked IIM euetoms kntlld- ink' where Wr l-'nnni- was conflar- rlng with Finance lilnister Boong ol the Cantoneeo govetnmei i F E Chen Reports Negotiations, Nationalists With British, Now Virtually at an End SAYS BRITISH MUST QUIT .SHANGHAI AREA Great Surprise; Declare Withdrawal Would Strengthen Relations Between Countries Bf Ajrreement Reached With Allies for Destruction of .Many Poftl LONE BANDIT MAKES HAUL IN TORONTO TORONTO, I'.h. i -a lone band!) tonight held up no less than three business eetabUafamenti In the down. i..un dlatrlct of Toronto, the Tlvoll Theatre, i trull Juice stand asd 9 Laura leeorl oaady hop, fatting In all tltSJQ. in no Instaneas aootd the victims, all women, say the man wu armed. The only hlni of 9 weapon was oofltained In. the way he held his right hand In his coal p<>cke; and directed H toward tho viclim. The candy store robbory was ji- rpatr itad in full view of half a dozen Midlers from Btaaioy amrraakfl and a ni'in ami woman from the robber eecured $1, Ha mada no attempt to hold Up the yfldiers. Detroit Cougar Star Must Slav Out of Game Till March 7 WINDSOR, Ottt, 1VI. 1.—Owing to an jnjuiii'iinn granted by Justice Bmkh at th<' request <>f attorney! for the Saskaioi.n Bhetki of the Prairie league, \v. Fred Gordon, right wins ot the Detroit Coug 11 in the National hockey league, will ih.! ii- available to his club, u 9 participant in any R: « pi Detrotl in "niari.i Jwfori March v al the'earliest, Jusiea Smith mad« this ruling "ii .M.-iViy In lupreme court of Ontario at-f-Vuidwtcli, Ont. Thr Baekatoon club claim Qordon broke his contract with them to plai with the 1 iougai9, The iiijiineiinn enjoiu Um club from dlspoaing of Um pending ,1 hearing rt the ens.' in the lupreme court of aBsi7.es which Opaaj at Sandwich, March 7. PARIS, I'eh. 1. The laal Important queelions pending between Qer- 'ii'i'iy and I'rane.' umici* the ftr* ■allies treaty not othaawlee dlspoaed "i" was settled today when u agree- in-ill was reached between the Oer- man axperte end ihe aaabammdors 1 noil relative to .lismaiiiiins fortl rioa tiona In tba region of tCoenlgs- tM IK. 'i'ii *^ agri - ment hns ended 9 gon- trovereg thai lasted itoce allied aon- trol of 11.l!i,ary alTairs in C.'rmaiiy bsgan in L9|9. it bring* to 1 terml- nation the work of the Istar-alllo I milllary oontrol iiii-simi in Oarmany and reduced the aotlrtttea nf the ■ ouncll to minor ordt 1 - The deatinctl ( fortUtcatlom at Kueetrln and Qlugau, la Prageta, 9nd II I'ortii'o'.i woi' - m er KMnlgobt . | ir* involved in the agraaaaant The Oorman government! gtvua knur* ancee thai 1 ther fortW 1 .,1 1 bo ■ 1 vcogahssd i»y the I i,;i'S not to I ■ HANKOW, Feb. 1.—The Nation- aliet (Cantonese) government will sign an agreement for a new treaty with Great Britain as toon ao the British forcee sre withdrawn from Shanghai. This official announcement was made tonight by Eugen-j Chen, Nationalist minister of foreign affaire. In hit ttatement, Mr. Chen said that negotiations with Owen O'Malley British charge d'affaires, virtually had been completed regarding the British concession at Hankow, the document requiring only the signature of both parties. The Nationalist government, said Chen, although it haa been negotiating while the British were massing troops at Shanghai, never will aign the agreament until those forces have been withdrawn from that city. The minister asserted that his signature to the document in present circumetsncei would be tantamount to signing under immedi.it j duress, which would make* the anreement one that would not be lasting. WOULD BE AID The withdrawal of the British forces, said Mr. Chen, would inaugurate a new untry, saki Oeorge Rlat .. II. r. for tbe Yukon, in .1 ■ 1 ■ commons, Mr. Ulach further aak9 t" wlwt protection li being afforiad sii' ii Canadl ins 9nd at a;, penea, alao Is i ofltribjitlng to the expi ti w ol su * protection and to nbom Mi ;iii.uiiiHi is mada Railway Counsel in Debate on Statement Made by Mr. McGeer OTTAWA, ■■'• b. I - Twie. during thr , ..in , ,,i 11 . , i.m in ar ing today, Alii-* Eraser, Csnodlen National rntlw ij nsi I. auhi d Ihnl n 1, iir, no.' I.. Sn ll- nry Thornton bj 1: i;. M.'U,. r, couii B ii Colum- 1 1.1, bf Btru h fj- in 'he records. Mr i id Mid that sir Reary In t speech bed n fl< ■ ■■ -i on th« Rallwa*] u< i end upon lie- rallwa) commbH ■ ii. in \ bad * 'Id, " ■ urdlng to Ur Mo 0ei 1, that If ii" v- it si rails .1 thi 1 ilti .1 Btatel rallwsy, ti enuiti pay nil the interests of it* lia- I'llitil'S, • . w. .in-■ >i:.v han i"'ii flxrd t\n tlrtsafciv Dpesj whieh 1' loo-. 1 will niKue (or nd uKftlnst tio- .-i.iiiii-1 Ion of Int relntinff to the Csnndlgn rnclfie" rell- w:n 1 mi.i grant n 1 fldenoe. Influenza Death Toll Takes Big Jump Over London, Other Cites LONDON, Kel.. I.—There has been a big Jump in the influonsa death toll—725 In London air' other big towns In Engtan.l for the week ending January I'll aa compared wllh 47a deaths In the previous week. Of thlt total m were tn Greater London. Old Atfe Ponsions M-eMUTA in Hot Walt1.-; Recommends l'n)viiici;tl Conference SHANGHAI, Tab. i -Cblna'i Haw Tear, srbicb laamed today, was marked by 9 ravtva] od military actlv- ;iy ihai tbraataned to make tbe coming 11 months ao sangninary .iurnt pnat Reports from Cbakiang gsawlsjoa show that the CantQHbOe government haa six division!, of troops strongly baaed on ChnoJww, near the Erontior nf Kiangbi provlm-e. Fighting ii known to ban taken 9en09 on this front. Tbe {'onter of the font 9jf Marshal Sun Chuan fhhg, battling to uphold bM *npr.in- tiy m saateni China, retreated north- war! t.i fen Obow. 1 iltaneouely, heavy movements by the troops of ths Cantoa I'ekinjs' govorenBonts pros utai 9 now the ■ imp..: 11 hi Ronsn Prot 11M ■ . n II I*.' lhe ,'ilhan.'.' nf ii.'iih- erg aaur lordi eatabllsbed tits Unas as a barrier to the a.han..- pt thi Cantonese toward P tcUtg 'I >i. Man- ■ burl ui-, ■ "miii.tii'i'-.i i.y i'ii tng IN10 h-Liang, eon of n brought |n 11. naler bad aondamni d iny propo gate oampalgn funds until tbe 11 ■ .ii nee wai before tho houao, yet he bad Introduced thM hill to approve legtttatlon thai had act evt n boi 1 ihbmltted in Ottawa, The Con rn ntlva leadi r advo sted 1 Qpnfercnce nmong the van.-uw pnv"- ei'iimenis concerned, that of the Dominion and different arrive at 9 Just bona in connection with old age pejaaMmg lagMlatlon. Ha aak-1 <1 ihe pr-'inier fo withilraw the bill jTTTT'^iTTTTilTT .1 r'WoPition asking CATER AGAIN ELECTED MAYOR OF BRANDON r.i:\\']i"\. m .11.. 1 ..I, 1. Hern ■ or of Brandon today for the second time a Ithln a lew montha MM ma.inn j over Aider man 11. 1,. Patsiora was lltf. The election reaulted from tho unseating of Mayor Cater after tho reo nt clt lc . lections uh- n 9 prot-i si e,.s pnter. >i ■barging Irregul ■ 1 the "T^ ference as ViiKgcsted. Mayor's Seat at Port Colborne Is Declared Vacant WELLAND, Ont, i%b. I—At a bearing today, Jddgo tdvtngatooe Ai on j ,ns oral "f I'ort Col- iorat VaOUl m.i t'. ■ Sleelo un- simIi'I. The action was the result of nn alleged -''iniui whieh Mr. ■to, ir had wiih the town. BAULT HTI*:. MARIE, Ont., I'. I.. 1. < hailes 1'atrlck, widower, was burned to death when hla frame house wai destroyed by fire lest night. Specie) to Th<- Dally News. VICTORIA, Fob, 1.—Increased ln- me tax exemptions for married men, vlastilnK reductions In tho suc- e-'ssion du lies laws, a od tho substitution of s gross Income tax, for the. personal property tax were the main features of the budget presented by Hon. .1. D. MaoLoan, to the leglsla- ture on Tuesday. The lose In taxes through reductions win ba $G25,ooo innually. The finance minister showed a siiii.lus of $100,7113 of revenue ever all txi'endl tares, while Indications point to a larger surplus for the y> u- ending .March 31. Increases to civil servants which have not been paid since the war will be granted, said the minister. A loan bill for 16,000,000 of which $4,000,000 will be for road construe- tlon was forecast. Distribute Burden In announcing his taxation oh-angan, the minister said: "It Is proposed to- further reduce succession dutlea; and exemptions to mar- rled men and dependent") from Income tax up to $1,800 ond $300 respectively." The netting op "f -i gross Income or turnover tai to replhoe the Per- smial Property tax. it was explained, would noi menn n reduction in taxa- tlon, but mi b ui"!-" eosjttable distrl- hution of the burtfoh. At present mnny persona especially OrientaM •aping tAxfttlon, Ondor a turn- (Coatinued on riiK>- two) CQL.ANDERSQN DIK,P*n Prominent Rifle Official Has Slater, Mrs. White, in Fernie Where Is Rupertsland? Hudson's Bay Case Raises the Question iiTTAU v r i . or was. Rapt i t'i i. ind la further In ri Ing b. ■ . ouri of th. 11 mi on's -ii eraa broughl ■ui hltheagS Prlaei Rupert iad hla rampony of gf>ntl«>men sdventurera w»re granti 4 iicli i ■/< i p eg pmi Kin-' i' Land, Rup< i '■■ Lsad I 1 .i I., i ii a properly defini d ■ i'"i Hi. greater part ot the afternoon n.i. O. M. Blggsr, K.C , ergurd that the right of thi ! n.iy compen). und< t Ita ium nd< r, tu tl Rtll n "!' ■ i Ighl I to !•;■' Cl ■■' "When iio' eompany surrendered all Iti rights ami piivll. gee," Mr l;n idored 1"* rlwht-* to minerals. as well ss it surrendered the right to sdmlatetar taw," OTTAWA Fob, 1—Colonel W. P. Anderson, former commnnAant "i tho r ,,:.,.,, |', , , toata an.l i romlneal . of the Dominion nf Canada Rifle as-.., in..ai. died her-- tonight, eged 7B. Colonel Anderson waa pron i„ i nu-in." ring i Ircloa, tt< held the pool ol i hlef engineer of the department Of marine ami flslieri.-s ..ml il luperlntendenl -of Hghtho when he retired from the civil service In till. Col. William Patrick Anderson was ,: USVls, QUO*, the eldest soli „f the i its Thorn is Anderson, who tor many yean eras crown timber agent st Kdmonton, AAta. ii.. , ntered the Canadian militia In ;m;i.,.h tha ranks and served In the. I Udi ol IMI and 18T0. Hr was ih.' founder anil editor for many years of the-Canadlan Miiit'in- , :. ikliied inarkaman, bo won the governor-generaTa prize at thn [tat l». C. I:. A. Iheel and In tbM wan commandant ot tht Vbdoy iea.ni. Mrs. prank White, af .Pemle, i'.''. . iter, Preliminary Hearing Against the Montreal Theater Men Postponed MuNTHKAh, Feb. 1.- The pivli mtn,M*\ hiaring into the manslnugh- i.r aamnsni laid afaitstt Asgaaa i,aw- aml, iimprletor of the Ijaurici' 1'alaco ■OeSja of the i-.c.'iit eatas- tfOfbe when. 7K chihlr.n lost their lives ln a fire and panic, and two of his employees, Michael Arle and t 'a mil l Sazxy, scheduled to be resumed here today, was postponed until next Monday. The Weather Mln. XKI.Sns 21 Victoria S7 V;,n,'..iiv> i- 30 KUaalOOPfl M IB*. I8 Kst<'v;m 30 unl'iit 3» Atlin ,-' ' L'S' tf Winnipeg 19* l-mtl.'.n.l I- Sin l.Y;ni<'i*<-.> H tnttla in Bpolcanc SO P.MIcton 29 Vtrson 9*. Ol-111,1 l-',)rk» .. .' 26 I i-i-. M CnukTorook "i Ddmonton io* snn'i Cttrrwi *' Trlnce .Mhort 20' Qu'AflMU. !*)• •—Ilelow i.ro. Foreca.at-N.lKin and vicinity- ■•h uiM'.'islonul .now or Max. U 40 46 32 26 40 60 36" H 4« 4« 54 Cl 64 41 36 31 ■:■:: 32 30 I 6 10« -Vn. ■It*, Page Two J THE NELSOtf DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1927 IV Tl NO RISKS Such Is Advice Offered Missionaries in China by Church Officials withdraw from the interior ot Chtat [hlni in- t Ail"., in.; (or all rv-'. ni «!■ |..iii -.in I •i| WOtWttU ami 1* ilijlilrcii of Mtaslnnarlea still in Bflflohwaa unifl. ihe United churoh. if (he work-*-™ no* ...l flOOflBt the B"3- v i *. i'ii ilii'iii, nnd wttlidr*iw in tin' ; >n WOttld IflSYfl Willi out farotfa work-tra ■ mlanton which is one ■ .- .lui-i. ,i i.v | thureti in ChlM. Pi lor I-, the prt«*nt (rouble its force eoi ■ ■ | . vtaoo ml* JAPS FIGHT FOR RIGHT TGl'.ONTO. r.i.. I — Imi 11., wll is a ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ '" in ii,c h.i. tonight Tfl riCU AM pATIPir iu run yjit rtw.ii i-u ml it'|u-iv*'*ni;ii Ivefl Of tin v, ■ ■ ■ ' \'m Missionary society of the United I OTTAWA. Feb. 1. - Nuiuruii*'.! Saskatchewan Is After Action on Htasons Bay Line iM'iUNA. i'Vb. l. — Saskatchewan wan) iii. ] iui)--*-u*,'s Uny nillway com- pleted and worn on thp terminal at l'i i N-'lum KlHrti-d in 1P2T. That was tin inti'liiM' n reached in a debate feii- HKM nf lxirty politics in thfl legialaturfl today when a resolution Kpnnflored by 0. I> Mill, Liberal-itiem- 1 *■*- for Kfllfort, and seconded by Rev. Thorn i;: KcAJflfl. Liberal. Wolflfllfly, f* ii'iv.il ihfl liiianlni.iis (ndortflflMflf ol' the i...ii-.-. church, loRctinT wiiii missionaries now d .nnoiine-d thai pro*, in i i.. ... n ndi Ifled tu "tflk« no rl ■ .*■* ' and t< jnpnnete citizens in Vancouver h«* I appeal (o thfl lupreme court nf Canada to teat ih« Dominion law wlthh ildtnj from tbflm fishing It- i ■ he i nel fie ■ 1 Leading Hotels of the West j Where Superior Accommodation May Be Obtained j ?/ //s//r George Benwell, Proprietor The Premier Hotel of the In.crior EUROPEAN PLAN, ROOMS Sl.OO l!T Rooms tfltl Ructnjitg Wn(»r, IMvatfl Dathn hnd ta lutt-a. R-Mdqnartera for nl] Ti Ien, I tmbfl-f Men in .| Tftairlats, SPECIAL si;.\day DINNER, |L«, rtaa nflidfljnflrttm The Most Cantortablfl I: tundA in tho C *y. Ht*MK VI." ' ''* : ■' '' ■ ''■ l)i,';<' Vi'r ,;. jacl ■ on, Vie iivi ■■ ii n llin :. Bn ntfurd: J. Mc it Blunan, n Badfnrd, I'orl ' ati r. SAVOY NELSON'S FINEST HOTEL ABSOLUTELY in Heat, Hot a-iijil Ci'l'l I'l-iniini** Wnt'.-r in All-Rootiii Many Ri't'ins w't'.'i Pri*i**»te',;Bai4»si:o'r Slmv.'.--r« ». KERR. Prop <14V-UY - Mrs. [l l , v oidfl. i» • t l*ark: Hr, and ■NELSON. B.C I | I .:■ . ' ,|. M. 1 i .'i rid . [ty I IUr ■ ' . i. .. i ■ I ■ ' n'". .; . .1 S R -s, P. 1 . .1. Copland, Vi rvi nil Queen's Hotel THE CCNTEROFCONVENITNCE Mil nri'l .'i.i.l mln In .vary i m. .-la-nn, h,Ml,,|. A. LAPOINTE, Prop. Madden Hotel T. MADDEN, Prop. Steam.Ht:Mnl Rooma by the Day, W,.k or Month. Eve ycon: Jc-rMion shown to gue.ts. Cor. Baker and Ward Sts., Nelson. ,;■ i;k\h si,-- i Salt, Balmo; W. "lumi'h, hard, ill i ..... Vmir. ■ , i llarrett, V; i W ■• .; UN II 1. i« I, . T. Inil.-v, New Grand Hotel .\ Kodflti Well BuUdtni S16 Vernon Street, Nelaon, B. C. t in AU RoflVM, Steam Hot Throughout, ! J. Blomberg, Prjp. - I Her Little Bey Caught Cell While Out Playing Mrs. F. Cade, Elmwood, Mao., writes:—"My little boy caught cold while out playing in thfl mow. He coughed incoaaantly all that night and the next day, and nothing I gave him •Mined to relieve him. When my hui band cams home be brought a bottle of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup ^^^ "ritli him. After the ifloond dose my boy waa greatly relieved and after the third dom he Trent to ileep and slept the whole night through without any .coughing. I am never -without it ifl the house, %nd whenever any of the children pet the slightest cold it-'i the iirst thing I give them." Price 3.V. a bottle, large size 60c-,; put up only by The T. Milburn (lo., J.i.i-.iU-J. Toronto, Oat. To Ladies Tak* Our Mortal Rouitdl-s lti.uk on Shin Diseases, iww Treat IM nn Chronic Dlaeaflflfl b> Herbal R*medlefl- 1'amphUI on t .Miniliiiu.l and tOifltaata of rm-n booklet on Female Ilia; and advice free by mallj 30 yeare nofl VTItboal -.Tiiirizina or dts|iKni>;:ii*f your local doc mra. wi ite tia bfllora io<»in« h«n*» l i- . tiinni by mall our upeclaliy. ENU:.XSK HEB1AL DIBPCM- 8ASY LTD. 13r.'» Davit, Tanconvtr, B.C. Tli'i OldflM Ilfihal In.itltiitinn Nelson's Best Cafes (Contlnufld Fram Page One.) over Mflt they win become taxable. The personal property tax haB been ihf? aubject of attack by business interest* for years. The new Impost will ho alternative with income tax and "Ml be adjustable every three yea rs. At thp present time the exemption for married persona from income tax by the province is $1,500 with $1*00 for each dependent. The in- cieaaes are to $1,800 nnd $300 ro- •"■piTiiv-My. nth'r changes in the income tax | act include the discontinuance of I taxation ot partnerships as Buch, and j instead to tnx the shares of the part j nert* in the income of th** partner- ahip. This -is similar to the practice .f thfl Oominion. li is also proposed to tax banks on their bond businesses. This is in lieu of the personal property tax and la In addition to the amount pa d by main and branch offices. R-hIuur Duties. Suofiflflfltojn duties are being rc- iluii'd by ono third in all classes ind the multiply system of taxing -■•lutfis i«i being abolished. The exemption in class one, which Includes iv fe, liiifhritid, father, mother, child, gran-A-Chlld, f-mn-ln-law and daughter. In-law is being raised from $10,000 to *20,oon, increases In rate." above one million dollars aro being eflml- na.'-.l. the maximum being 12 per- - n in rlass one; for other relatives not included ln class one, 18 per- cent .uni Lo brpi'flciarlrs In all other classes -0 percent. Other genernl features of the bud- Kii. ns outlined hy the minister were; the province retired during the year $5,130,000 of its funded debt by -rlnking fund provisions. The sinking fund appropriation md i.ivldends for the year to pro- vide for debt redemption approximate $3,000,000, the total sinking fund on Novfl-mbfl? first amounted to $13,9*89,- HU4. giving a surplus over the rc- Mu.red amount of $1138.420. The assets of the province in mf-rchantafalfl tlmbor, crown lands a«d buildings, equal $1,335 p«f capita. Itefundlng frnm t=lx percent short term to 4 1-2 percent long U rm bonds effected a saving to thfl prjjvlnoa to date of $9,338.65!.. Ab result nf. the refunding policy, IN THE FILMS GOLDEN GATE CAFE Only White Caff Open Day and Night. Oysters Our Specialty. Electric Frigid-Air Cooling System. SODA FOUNTAIN IN CONNECTION. A trill will convince you. PHONE 631 BAKER ST, ROYAL CAFE Claa.ic Restaurant Refinement and Delicaay Prevail. OPEN DAV AND NIGHT. I.unrl n. 11:30 to ! 35c Brwcln] Dlnnm 5:30 tn 8 36. \\,. Bp4*ciaallM In Chop Suey and ?a*oo(lle>. —PHONE UJ— SHERBROOKE HOTEL N.ar C. P. R. Station. Rlttt H. DUNK, Proprietor ,, ■ i. v. ; i OCCIDENTAL HOTEL A. C. TOWNER, Proprietor Tli. tinm*' i.f plenty, rrty noon •{ Krtltl comfort w„ warn tiie btMrt bmIi Ib '■ Jt'., ihe COOK, Trail Hotels When In Tuil, 8t->o at the HOTEL ARLINGTON A. IPF.TE* LEVESQUE. Prop. Rl not :,i-..| .,i.| fU fir- •i Hi r- I ,'. Sample Room, in Conner* oo. Tha OU Reliable CROWN POINT HOTEL a. McDermott I ■ led te T -urtfltfl STIRLING HOTEL T. Blocks Eatt of Post Offir.. S1.«,n li' :r >■ 1. Hoi i I . . I w ,;• r. I:.ii.m.a by ,1 ■ of II...... A i ■ lltn P. H. BUSH, Prop. Steam H.ateH Tlirovyhont Hot and Cold Water DOUGLAS HOTEL E. L. AND A. GROUTAGE. Prop,. B.ix 60e Phene 2(13 Trail, B.C, THE L. D. CAFE Finest Equippfl-d Restaurant in thfl Cltv. OPEN DAY AMD mOHT. SPECIAL—Ire Crflain, Soda Writer uml Hot Drinks. .Nice, clenn, fur- n■ .-I-.".i roonUL hot anil cold wator. We Cater to Private Partiefl. STANDARD CAFE 320 Baker Street, Nelaon, B. C. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 11:JO to 2:30, Special Lunch 35o 5:30 to 8:00 p.m., Supper 35c PHONE 154 You can rely on $nlLUhm.K For Those Who Are Losing Weight and Strength— SCOTTS EMULSION The Tonic Rich In Cod-liver Oil Vitamins teat & itrrwTi-, Toronte, Ont. M-M STOP! BLADDER WEAKNESS WORRY, GEH1NG-UP-N1GHTS Don't Let Bladder or Prostatic Troubles Make You Old Before Your Time NO NEED Of DAILY ANNOYAMCE, rAIMS IN HACK, SI.EEPL.E88 MIORT8 HEKE'fl QUICK BELIEF. If ymi arc u victim Af Rht4d< r WeaV- ■ . n ihnuijti :■- .i in,i.v lie *pn*«t mi an in una <*ui ot b< "'i I' i*. ■ irit'.l mid i n*. 'i i ii- vii'.ii' nl I ir. Si.hi i.v. ■ .r' l,' - I'UATAIW, Thiiu it mln ■ '■ to). ■ ...,';■ Knuihworth'a madlrlna wiih wooderful < htalnhtfl 4,111,-u and ci rtaln ■ ..'ii. i treatm< at« had railed i' \.--i iiiink vttur caM wouM be an) A I'I..'ml 10-day livutiiu tu -will i'iiini-h ronvlnctu proof! So, if l >-.ii arc n;tUy looking for ln*||> i' Itftttt iMaaaful nlffhiv and dally comfort, tot. ■ In-. S<-m h w-i I:* - "I'TIATARS" from ...■■nr itrunli i today! URATABH, t Fpi cinl forniu';:, UC- j ceflsfully uaed in thf Doctor'H prlviitr practlci f.>r nearly ,ri0 yearn, arr par- I MouUrly tloelcned tn bring swift awl [fl riiiin relief from thr annoying and mi ltftn nf Hlnrtd-T w. anneal*, si;ch as, fr. t|uent, tilirnlng. IMMHty or painful nrinalinn Itarkiirh'—tmd frt- :.',iii.-. Don't wall until yottf hejntt. i-s wrecked hy nervousness and la ok of real bui try un.\TABH today, ..ii im abtnlute guarantee nf Fflvtlflfactlon i r monay back. I.fidy Poel (Beatricp- I.illic1), Canadian artrr-as. Lhe average Interest rato payablo on the provincial debt ia 4.76 percent. Surplus revenue over all expendi- nire-a hoih capital and enrrent was »100.703. Surplus Ijanror Keepjpts and expenditures to date I for the current year indicate a larger surplus than in the year just closed. The estima-te of revenue and expenditure presented to the house for fiscal yenr 1927-28, also provides for .Hurplim revenue over all expenditure of $254,489. Tho increase In production of natural resources for 10 years ending 1S26 Ifl |1,100,000,000; 1905-6 to 1915-16 the producilon figures t.itallfMl $734,313,601; from 1916-16 to LtSS-II thfl total production was 11„ Ml, Ml, IBS. Wagflfl of Industrial employees In 1916 were 178,7:5,992 in 1926 they reached a total of 1210,000,000. Gross estimated expenditures fnr iho year 1927-2R are set at 921,153,- III and gross revenues at $21,407,- 7 lfi. The expenditure* are calculated at $1,197.1)00 higher than for the current yenr, revenues being correspondingly higher. Enforcement of the Manitoba Liquor Act Finally Decided Upon X-VlNNU'Ki;, K.I). 1. — Settlement of lhe cumifrvemy betWCflflt tho Winnipeg police KI-.-I -a ami ti,. Uanitoha govflrnnieni ou le the rflfliwaslblllty for . nf.1. .im nt of the liquor laws jn the elty wai effected tWa kft«riuHHi, tjhta ii-<- iDvertuneni offered to plwfl J3d,fl00 :,t thfl dtflpoflftl of tha oOmOadflfldflfli for enrnrermiiit purposes, and the of fir trat flooeptfld by iht floflMfltflfllfla. MOTHERS WRMBLKT LOSSES LONDON, Feb. l.—It is announced today that the loss sustnlned by the government on displays at Wembley durinK the fir-st yenr of the British Empire exhibition (1924) Is £88,000. A profit of £10.000 on the first year's run of the military tattoo hut a 16m on tho two yenra combined o£ nearly £50,fIOO is also reported. ASTHMA CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, HEAD AMD ■ RONCHIAL COLDS. HAY FIVIR SwalkarRAZ-MAHcnaault.. SnadSrhttrlal. TaMpkuaw.Toro.to. $1 at your dfuuiat', UAX"MAH YouCannot Afford to Miss It If you "cannot afford" Insurance with your Income, what could your family afford without li? Thfl Dominion Lift Agent hflfl the policy you want. 3. C. LATORNELL District Manager Office: 220 Baker Street STOCKINGS INTO SOCKS One Mother Says: When the children's winter stockings become too worn at the kne« to be worth patching, I cut them off jiif-t helnw the knee and lay them away to he worn next summer with thfllr sandals. In warm weather the ihlldren Just roll the frayed eno> of tlicit- stocklnirs down over their p.ir- i-T-i ami thfly MflJtfl neat apparel lor play. VANCOUVER SEES Woodward's Vote Against Government Meets Displeasure; Row Over Commission Too VANCOUVER, Feb. 1.—An Interesting j-nlit in local Liberal circles Is declared tfl be Indicated by the vote of Charles Woodward, M.r.I'., against tho government yemerday when the Oliver Rdmln- Istration only mnnnged to stave off defeat by a majority of one. Following the aetlon of Mr. Woodward flatly siding with Point Oray against the T. D. Taltullo proposal to a«U university. lands for a eemetery, came complaint*" that n. O. McPhorunn, police commls- Plotter and staunch friend of Mr. Woodward was absent too long from the city to hold the position. When the new eommlsiilon waa named by Attorney* (lflHflTflJ Alanson a f--w days ago, Mc* 1'hircon m-fls not reappointed. Russian Influences in China Work Hatred Against the British VANCOl'VKIt. Vrh. 1. — Hrrc from ''hinii. Harry Chrlmes, editor of a RMfflatM In Shanghai, declared there In a grave risk that the IIoxt uprising with its MMMM tiding repeated, Judging hy wh»t ha saw befor*** ho lffi ShnriKhiil. Influence of the Husslan fivlet In seen on every hand working hatred against tli- Hriil--li, THE GU M PS-T H E FAMILY ARE GATHERED AT THE BEDSIDE & PALL OF _ &UOOM HWERS OVKft -THI: ONtf _ HAPPY frUMP HOUSEHOLD IN SPITE OF 7W** Suffiei-ilWAN EFFORTS OF A HOST OF CELEBRATftl PHYSICIANS WE STRICK-fN MAN CONTINUE TV , IJHWW WEAKER-' ANO THE •4RIM REAPff*: seems io cm? aoSFR. ANO CWSEC TO bim* erosioi; WITH \_ I TO &tHt> vhe- (?csr OP MY UFt IN THU root* (Continued from Pago One) mado to the draft agreement, wfilch was to have been signed that after* noon. The aame day, however, Chen announced th"it unforeseen events had occurred which prevented tho aignlnt of the document. This he followed today with a formal statement regarding hla government's attitude to-: w#rd the Brltiah armed forces. The untoward development naturally clouded prospects for the Chinese New Year, which began today.l With the cessation of discussions,] antl-Brltlsh posters already havo bo- gun to reappenr. D'slike P ana HANKOW, Feb. 1. — Great Britain waa told today by the Cantonese government lhat "Until the British ceased their heavy concentration of troops and warships nt Shanghai, tbe Nationalists of China would not enter into negotiations for a new treaty." Plans of the British to land 20,001 saMferf. in the International concessions os Shanghai, with dozens of warships floating in the river, and war airplanes circling overhead, were hold incompatible with moves toward peaceful adjustment of the differences of the two nations as to British Influence and holdings ln China. Eugene Chen, foreign minister of the Cantonese government, terminated the preliminary discussions with Owen o'Mnlley, British charge d'affaires, :-ft'*r stating his views ln regard to the forthcoming British warlike concrntra- tlon at Shanghai. TtTm:.aatIon BnrprlM Tho termination of tho negotiations hy tho Cantonese was a surprise. Great Hrllaln was prepared to yield to most of the demands mado hy the Cantonese for the elimination of British administration of sones tn China. It has been stated that O'Malley was Instructed to agree to the relinquishment of Chinese -jurisdiction of the control of British exercise In numerous concession dU- rlcts of Chinese cities. The British reserved certain rights of representation to guarantee protection of her nationals' Interests. The International settlement at Shanghai was not included in the negotiations. Hxtra- territoriality wss anothea privilege the British would have relinquished, li was said, with its provisions for trial of British ln China In their own courts. The fact that Great Britain, through Minister Lampson, was conducting similar negotiations with the 1'eking -sovt-rnment, is believed to have iMfln * fact in determining the cancellation of negotiations by the Cantonese. Each of tho Chlneso governments has given intimations it desired negotiations te its*-If alone. F.ach claims tho right to rule all China. IjORD I \ K K *■*, STAR LONDON. Feb. 1.—Another young English nobleman, Lord Ashley, 20, heir of the Karl of Shaftesbury, hai succumbed to the charm of a theatrical star, the Evening Standard says today. The bride-to-be, tht paper ."ays, Is iho beautiful Ml* Sylvia llawkes, who recently appeared In "The Whole Town's Talking" and the "Midnight Follies." WHEN YOUR FOOD FAILS TO DIGES1 And Gurgles Up in Soui Risings or Heartburn Try a little diapepsin. Beau th world for stomach comfort. Hard t< Ml what upsets a stomach. Some times it's milk or fresh bread or steal nnd onions. Almost anything wil ■uuse g:ts. biliousness or heartburn Rut whatever It Is, diapepsin workj Hkfl magic. It actually digests food .-ests the stomach, absorbs the sour uid, hrashy risings from whatovoi •au*-**. Even in the morning. If yoi get up with a coated tongue, fee rKtuseated and the thoucht of break "ant rep-Ms food, one or two diapepsin will mal:e you feel good and want t ■at. Anyone at the mercy of restaurant ind lunoh counters can fortify thel itnmm-h against trouble with ono c wo rt:.i pop sins after eating. Get a 60-cent. package of Pope1 Diapepsin at any drug store. You' ■njny ihe effect. CANADIAN jj,, PACIFIC uriVxip, ,i~-^!*. iiHiiin St. John to Europe TO LIVERPOOL fib. 11 _ Montr.1 l'-.b. 19, tMar. IS Montnair ■ph. N, M.ir. H, 'Apl !1 Montcl.1 Mar. I, «Apl. 2 Montrol Ar. II, Apl. « Montoal vpl. lr, Minnorlof TO CHERBOURC SOUTHAMPTOI ANTWERP Mar. 2 M.1II lar II Mlnntdoi pi. 14 Montnali TO ANTWERP >b. 21, M:ir. 24 M«rlOl far 10, April 7 ICutal! Itr, U Mctagiui TO LONDON tar. in _ Montr* pi. 21 Marloc TO GLASGOW vtar. 11 Mell vpl. II . Metafaa And regularly thrr.aftrr. 'Call, at Btlfaat. Call, at Ore.no,k (Olaacow). |~C4.nv.nl.nt Diract Sarvlcc to Inland. N. Tranatan. Full drtnlla, with ratna, from ai Kftt.nl. B.rth re.#rvatinn. r-*.n nfl H« mail.. 1. .. CARTER, Dlalrtct Paaaanfar Aa»M, Nalaon, R. C. itaO- THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1927 Tage Three SOCIAL BRIEFS FROM | TRAIL AND TADANAC i , Thla column Is coruJuiileil by Mrs. ThoRum Weston of Trull rrall-Roasland territory. rRAIL. Feb. l.-Mr. and Mrs K nny last night entertained a num- r of friends at their East Trail me. celebrating the birthday of H. McDonald. Game*, songs and wlc were featured. The guests re Mr. and Mrs, W. A. McDon.-Ufi "■and Mrs. G. Melkle. the .Misses Tis Johnson, Florence Ogllvle A nlmese ana -lean Chalmers, and uglas Umg, Stanley Tenny, Walter Haivi-y, Mike Vandussi and Harold .Howard. • • • R, ,1 Cross of the West Kootenay Power ft Light company's staff left tonight for Vanoouver t« make his home there. He w«s connected with the Trail Legion and the Churchmen's club of St. Andrew's whllej here. * •*> • Mrs. Barry Logan of Bay avenue today received word of the death of her uncle. W. Hughes of Vancouver, who died while wintering- In I>os Angeles. This Is the 'fourth . death among her relativ -s In the last two years. - Her mother and two aunts having preceded her uncle. Brantfofd Liberals nt annual meet- im; pledged support to Mackenzie King. i 'JUDY'S MAN' Washington's Social Whirl and Official Life Are the Background of This Fascinating Love Story By HELEN BERGER Copyright. 1926, by tbe Peno, Publishing Co. B! Concert in St. Paul's Parlors Is of an Interesting Nature "It wasn't like thai!" Judy said ssionutely. "Were you engaged to Tommy hen ho went away?" Cecily's tone la sharp, cold. "Yes." "Did ymi ever t- ll him tin truth?" I'No." "Well, what are you Isinf to toll (m now?" Judy sat suddenly erect. "That will between Tommy und me," she da. Cecity shook her prettv head in its lm, smart Httle hat. "You think so, it *t won't!" she said firmly. Jhat's where I come in. I mean to ,tow what you are going to toll lm. I have a right to know. I told |u being real wus fighting for liat you want. I want Tommy. pw, will you tell me?" 'Judy's voice trembled us she start- I to speak, but it steadied rapidly. i—I've led a pretty muddled sort ■ life, haven't 1?" She sighed. "I'm Jrry. I wish I could undo it all, t, of course, I can't." "And you're right. You're entitled know what I mean tu do about mmy. I can only toll him tho th. What else Is there to do?" "Do you love him?" Judy shook her head sadly. "No. never really did. I tried to but I uldn't!" "But he loved you?" Judy saw the pain in Cecily's eyes, what the ("Ueslion cost ber. ■■Ho iii-in't love me. Noi really." ■ naid K'Htly. "It was a port of ln- tuatfon. That was all." Then—then there might bfl a ance thut he would Ukfl me'.'" "I don't ■>• why not. Ihit. an y.ni re of your feeling for him?'* It Judy's turn now to ask ques- "So sure that it will break my tart lf he doesn't care for mo. I ow he's poor, but I'd live In n •-room shack with him if he'd ask I know what my people will Iy, but It doesn't matter to me any ore than the rain outside wlun lU're In where It's safe nnd warm. ,id that is where I would bfl If he cared for me." She stood up Id mado a sudden, brave, surrend- Ing gesture. "Ymi see, I am bold. am different from you. I want to and I'm not afraid to say so. ke chances nre Tommy won't like Vt as much as he does your quiet, lovely indifference. I can see where that would set a man quite crazy. But if he can't have that he might find my sort of love comforting, at least." She gave a little laugh, mirthless and touched with blttcr- i.e«H "I'm so shameless that I don't Mra ano^ more about thut than I do about his being poor." "I'ut he's not poor!" Judy said. And suddenly her face crinkled with mischief. "He has heaps and heaps of money. His father has all sorts of mines and things. Your people won't mind ln the leftst!" I or an instant a Httle shadow darkened Cecily's1 lovely eyes, her shoulders drooped. "I'm sorry!" she said. "That Is, I am almost sorry. .Somehow 1 wanted It to be very hard —my marrying him! I'd like to have hud to give up things for him!" And on the instant of her pathos she gave a delicious laugh. "I'm talking ol marrying him and he doesn't even yet know but what he's engaged to you!" A moment more nnd she looked at Judy darkly. "I'll never forgive you .If you've hurt him!" she cried. "I think you've been beastly to him!" Suddenly Judy laughed. In spite of her heavy heart she felt almost happy In Cecily's hope of happiness. "Xou obght to thank mo for not loving hlni!" she cried. "Were those letters In the paper, the letters to 'The Girl Back Home,' were they written to you?" Judy flushed. "I don't know!" she admitted. "ll tiny were," Cecily said slowly, "In- will never love me! Never! Thero was real love in those letters fpr the girl he was writing to!" "Sometimes " she paused, looked away wistfully, "sometimes I used to imagine they were written to me! Oh, I know lt was foolish! You can laugh if you want to. But I said to myaflli that if he were writing to you directly there was no reason he Not;M pour his heart out In the paper for tho world to see-—unless hfl was trying to reach a girl he didn't dare write them to! I know it sounds absurd when I say it that way—but I sometimes thought It might be that way." She looked at Judy, pleadingly. Judy could only shake her h- ad "I don't know!" she repeated. "I wish I did. It would make things su much simpler. But I don't know!" (To He Continued.) Qrpup -olio's, loadings, musical selections, comedy skits, and a dialogue, the ' I'e intown Choir," furnished an • uii it.lining program at a concert iri the parlors of St. Paul's United church last night by the Skookum Tilllyum club. The Beanto-t-vn Choir The program opened with sever.il songs by Miss Flossie \|. Yirar's group. This was followed by tiomie sketches hy Lawn me Simpson, entitled, "Shooting." 'The .Magii; Screen* and "Acrobats." The next number, 'The Be-antown Choir," was the feature event of the evening. Miss Dorothy Bowman gave H nailing, which was followed by a "Radio sketch," In this sketch. Sid j McDonald took the part of father and Miss Flossie McVicar took the part o| his better hall'. Tin- lOflVfl depleted a family of three hoys and four girls who planned a skating P irl... However, when they found no ice on which to skate, they returned heme and made a nolio party i of it. When Jazz music started, the slern parent commanded the radio turned off and the scene end■■■! with Miss OrplUt Manharl rendering '*(,ume Lack to Krin." A skit "lloiy Smoke." in whieh Jimmy Davidson as ,i itr --■ nr.'T boj and Ted Gen" fll as a young man who has ho|n - of Bonn day receiving a large legacy, presented an Inter- ihiiugi of witty remark:* and rom.cal difficulties, "in the Garde My Heart/1 was rerui-Ti d by Wil'ia in i 'o Ionian, with "The Barefoot Trail" as an encore. ■Tho I'm*! iio.ix," prfloon-tfld Mah I Hillam. May M.Farlaml, Kvelyn Jeffs, and Mildred Morgan as four ambttloiU young ladles who saw an advertisement when hy Hey might get i sub* sUintial fortune. K turned out that tlie advei lisi-ment was a patent medicine company's idea of selling good- Identity of Billy Tho last number, "The Arrival &f I.illy." depleted Mi*, ai.d lira. Sherman —Ben .Martin and Dorothy Bowman-- expecting tbfl arrival nl ;*. young C'l-iiive answering lu the MUM of Billy. Lxpectutions matt iii-h nnd the dflflOUflOtflnl WU I scream when thfl visitor turns out to bt ■ i I LOUGHRAN SEEKS BOUT WITH DELANEY NKW Vi '|;K. Feh I.—Tommy Loughran ol Pblladi IpMa, todaj -filed a challenge with the slut* cdmNwflt n tor a light-hoa1. jnatighi Ui I with Jack Delaney. Appi oxlmat. ly KM1 |lom In nia kill 30.000 dflflf ftaxty, or twlea thfl number killed by hunters, i;.\- t<--rminutipn of the animal is difficult bflcauae it ' anno) h ti ippad or poisoned. >^1 ■** -i. v PERSONALIS in Printing PW*»NG is the r meSSa8e ** type 1 g °f *»»■ t0 ca«-y the fun fZ * ■*>" want it nW°;d' *** w t C °f *>«r spoken '* ****** ts.us •"- Has Quit Hits Post MAJ.-GEN. JAMES H. MscBRIEN, C.M.G-, D.S.O. Who nerved throu^li thfl South African war and the late war, and who was Canada's clmf militaty adviser ut the Imperial OOnforflttOM ot DU and 191*6. has resigne*! his post afl chief of general sUifl. uwing. it is said, to the inadequacy' of the pay and allowances granted .some of the senior officers of the Clinudian permanent force. v Funeral Services hr Mrs. Wagstaf{ Held Trail; Burial Nakusp The futier.il ol thfl herldan\ Wagstaif, Wagstaff, of Bay TRAIL, Feb. L—The funeral of the late Katherlne tiherldi wife of William J. ' avenue, was held this evening ut 6 o'clock, -Services were conducted in Knox United church by Key .V Wilson with a large congregation present. Afterward the body, with masses of floral tributes, was scut to Nakusp, whore it will bfl interred. Mr. Wagstaff accompanied It. The pallbearers were John Young, George ■Goddard, J. W. Twolls, .Archie Campbell, J. B. Dovey and E. Mason -TRATPKRS VICTORa I DESJEKT8 MANfl-TOW TOO. TAEH "ir, !■'■ t. l TOO women, I giviii tin- opportunity, would reigning over aa sanative mansion The wife Jsaae L. 1'altti- pon does. 8he prefers to li lann. The governor's large farm, which- Mrs. Pan. h t %t "tht H W beautiful place In thfl world in in ■■(■ tiiin '' || jut i | inilos li nm Ulyrn- pia, state capital Mra Pfltteraoa is ■ i ollflCter oi' entloos works. «I:i.:Ii she rA try ho •rfatoh sin- ilnlteri In tet coun- OOATf OT BAT UMSMh -LONDON, Fi-h, 1. - "Gusllkl" Is the in-*' n.ino of the common rat when of- for .il, here in the form of a coat which retails at from *175 to 1200- "Kat" Ib too commonplace, fur detl* cplaln, and "Ousiikl," wltb a for- elgn flavor, was decided upon. From 200 to 30i) pelts are required for an ordinary coat. They are bought from ral catchers at four -shillings a doxen. The skins sr« dyed and ere also made into stoles and women's hats. Winnipeg audience left theater when comedian announced fire In building. K REPAIRS DOUBTFUL POINT Otherwise Estima'es Can He Put Through Without Increase In a lengthy soB^iun last uiKbt. thfl < iiooi board revi«'\M ii tha uxpandl- lirflfl ol th" cast >. at, and went otnpletily over the figures thought o be necessary for the propor main- onance of Nelson's Khoolfl during 11*27. RgCflpt for automatic incruaae of ■ iichers' salaries und*i' the scale. he only direction in which the estimates Stay show an increase over ast year is the item of repairs, it • • med prebaMfl Itfld night. No flnnl decision has \et been reached by tbe board- Trustee W. Ft. t'ampioii WOM in hfl chair, in tho absence of t'hnlr- fiKin John Not ni, n, flfhfl is ill, the other members present bfllng TtOa* tOat W. M. Walker, James Hay nnl .\. C. Kmoi-y. lachson and Robertson Go to Merchants' Fnals TUAII-, rob. i.—Rlnka iktp9«d b: JackflOU and by flfWbortaoi) tonmli !imbed into tht fta*!* ol the Mer •hanta' \o i knockout competition ol thfl Trail CtirlfriS club. | :nk beat Sotm-r\ ille s and RODflft- •OOl'l b«at FinglandS in I. final--* . Iii III .Mej-i.-haiits1 Kfl -'. w Kor- r«fl1 knocked out Brown's Hnk in the rirsl roiimi. in thfl Patron*". ■ aoip< bell's rink kn thfl fourili round. Four Matches Font mat dies are drawn lm tomorrow night Tliey will Again i om mencfl ll kM in order Ml B0 cla-li N ith lh ■■ hi*.' io.i-i|iiei.oli- ?-k 11 i 11 ^ carnival .1 BalftlUT ind J'io; la tha Patron* Klnnla t i tfotand i a .i. i-'orrest. and HajfllWOOd I maid are thri'e ;n 'ti i:. .n the fir-*t round or Bar. i bants No. '. ku nkout. QUEENSLAND APPROVES LIEUT-GOVERNORSHIP HI'isi: wi \ i ti ilia, K.b I —The : ovi i nun nt ol Qfl< ■ aflhud }■ i . approval ol tin flppulntmenl ol i i. atflanat-Oani ral sir Thomaa Rei i .it OovdwlB to lbi flffloe of u. Bt< a ant •governor pf (ju-■< in-land, announced i ui. k iiko Tie tpverannaffl action is noteworthy Bam L C Amery. lirltiMi t* I | ■tata for dominion affairs, r. letter from the prflflUara Dl l^uecasland NVw South Wai* s. South Au>tralia Wm U "i Au-n.iii.i. aad Taaananta. kuk- Kcnting that [B futuri- all rai ■ aUa anw rahlpa • bonld i" tin.d b) AushalLin citizens nominated by the ■tata flovi romenu Mt Anv i > al that imi . i. -iin .1 ],. did liol tlimk tlirli Ml ntfi.i'iit fUfltlflontlOfl tor a change Bfl loan as opinion in the BofllaeoawaalUi o] Aiisti.iha w,i- dvided on tlu- question Pneumonlfl canaad by gas .oimin- laterad Bolantlfloally resulted in tho death of U| rats when they i u-h-d Into tha sa n i."tu thrw Pa Now Is the Time tu have ymir i-ai- iiv,t- hauled. All work teat mi a flat rati' labor chartfe Ht liy thi- Kurd Motor Co. If you are out of town, .ship your motor to us. It will receive immediate at- tention. We Carry tt Full l.iuv nj Vttvti Paint PEEBLES MOTORS, Ud. P. O. Boa »93 Phon. II) Let Cuticura Soap| Keep Your Skin Fresh and Youthful ^anpt-t Roar P-itmwt. Til tatfau-fs* NORTH BAY, iun.. i-*eii i. icot Ing almost nt will. North Bay Trappers tonight defeated Sudbury Wolves 22 to 6. ThW I» .Sudbury'*-, last ap- pearanee thla year as the club has decided to default its remaining games in the Ontario Hockey aaao- •Mutlon. GALT TERRIERS _WIN EASILY TORONTO, I'M.. 1. — Minn a vera! if thall star perfoi mara, I Ih Salt Tei rlers easily defeatflfll Parkdala ol To- -onto, S to 1. in i Rl alor O.H.A. fixture .ure lonUOit .\ church building where prlaonera n,,\ worship in aoaordasi b with their •ellgioun beliefs stands ;,loue within he. gnuf anp'oaure at the Indiana a-json. Carrying a big load ? SHREDDED WHEAT will lighten it by insuring easy digestion and bodily strength-crisp * shreds of baked wholewheat DOMESTIC COAL We can supply you with ACME KLEENBURN LUMP, CANMORE BRIQUETTES, GALT LUMP AND STOVE. IMPERIAL LUMP ANO EGG, PALISADE LUMP, also BELLEVUE and CROW'S NEST 8TEAM COALS. WEST TRANSFER COMPANY LeaveT package of iullettc Blades in travelling kit.1 Gillette SAFETY BLADES RAZOR Tbe Dr luxe Package - ^ SOLD BY AU Dl M I RS tl mi h itentm du ini iflaH T%g ., .. [:,, IMMM Hum i M I \VM\t IMl\ |,K i'V mt'-iii-iriir,! h. (lif mrn" CtlVtel pftrt-iritHifi. -n"!*., tien irvl mn- MPAN1 OV ' KSKDA, irMTTRT) HOHTtl Al Ledger Leaves and Payroll Sheets and Receipt Books Binders Books uv stock all the rtanil ;inl sizi'- of li il and can punili to I'll any liinder. Out* bindi i are • iiiinnlly well made and co ' im non than otl llllll'M's for all pin- I Standard payroll formi in loose sheets m* bound in The books are convenient to handle. Synoptic Sheets Kivo differei I i ; Punched I" I •i in li r. ni- we '-an supplj liinders In fit. Tun hundred receipt! to ,i book, with duplicate. A vi'-v tow price and Htif- l';iiiiny form l 1' receipt. Legal Forms We print ami atock mortgage formi, itc Hotel Registers Our own manufacture. Buill to sm ii The Daily News Job Dept. Phone 144"--1 wo Lines PRINTING RULING BOOKBINDING Page Four THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1927 THE DAILY NEWS •^ubUulied -every moral nf except Sunday by Tho News 1Mb I i tilling company, limited, Nelson, B.C. Bu»lno»8 letters should be addreisaeil Md check-***, and money orders made Payable to The News Publishing com- pany, limited, and In no case lo Individual members of the staff. Advertising rate cards and A.B.C. statements of circulation mailed on request, or may b«- seen at the office ot fcny advert lalng agency reeufiiltvd ■y tha Canadian Preaa abnociatlun. . 8UB-SCltll"l'Il)N KATRH By mall (country), per month...I .60 Per year Cutt By mall (city), per year 13.00 Outside Canada, per month 75 rJur yf*T 7-60 Delivered, per week *5 Per year \ j-j;jjn 9m Payable in Adv ance ■Mtkwr Audit Bareaa of ■Uln-nUtion WBDNKSDAT, FEBRUARY 2, Iff?, Organizations Too Good to Lose Nelson does not lad. fur orconlOO- tlon. In fact, lt probably hus more ur*funizutkins per Ihottoond uf poptlla lion than ;in>* other point In Canada, Uh dive ruined tatorooln pooolbty ac- countlit*? fur this. At the same time examination ul the records shown thnt several organisations of '-eat sent linen tal ur pra-c- tlcal Importance hnve boon allowod to lapse In the last few years, probably by the delinquence of their executives. There uaed to be In Nelson, with -either active or associat*? member s.Up open to all Interested: A Canadian club; An Over-Seas leuguc branch; A University club; A Navy league branch; A Parent - Teacher assoeiut ion; A Ratepayers association. Home of these should be rotrnOVOd, or adequate substitute* put in tiuir place. The Lighter Side Readers of 1 t-4-ii t i-i hut r many lu this column. BattM <'i* inili.il**-. nd ("end In —Editor, Lighter Bid* hr UnHy Nowa if tin- best Items Just stun your i.i- mmi-de-plumo, Hrightesl Ideas. AUNTHET I "Takin' fewer baths in cold waatiMr ihay not N sanitary, btrt i ain't In favor uf anything that will make wash day harder than it Is." Efficient Housekeeping By uinu a. xauii Ul mm. MEAT OUUCTCUUS Thf world vi-owa aoma better. You HfUiuin mi ii man waa rin a toothpick The chief tnd of modern man item to mtka inonay for Ida women folk to fpend. It la a large world, and OVOO yol thora ■ra plnoaa vrhora bridge is eonottorod' "worldly." The Oblique View The oblique way of looking at foreign nations is lUuotratod by the Geneva dispatch -which suggests that Kuasla sees danger to itself In the "British Imperialism" exemplified by .sending a small armed force to China to protect the lives of British subjects. Wc look at moves of foreign nations -Willi just about this same •yueatloning altitude. Historically, however, there l- good reason for moat of these suspicion* But British history in the Inst quarter-century contains no ithi|rttT of aggression., Rather ts Britain known as the defender of the weak. Taxation: thunder fur i ■*»**■•. A tin method ortna uf giving a man of bring a sue- ■l jS ^°S Ylllnav: small build A ngi apaod trap lined with Nelson Eminent in Home Owning Nelson has been found by the Dominion bureau of statistics to ht the aecond city in British Columbia When Judged from thi view ptfnt of huinc-owning. Out of \... h m, 774 wero ow nod by tin- OOCttOOOfO. This works out at IMI per ooftt, or .3 uiiiln* Nana inn-, ii In *■■**-■■ -■( m-l ■ ing at Sha hoot >-f Um co-tanm, ataol- larly wurk'd out. is Dt>.:t» pat cent. A community whose roaJdonU prevailingly owners ot their .homes is a permanent community; g ooMonfOd community. Inasmuch as tht Majority of its families hart plan; d Um family fortune In It. Indicating lhat then tl no Uitentiuii ol Moving Fortbor; community. It ts also very apl i.i In- | progt I •Ive community, fur ihe OWOlaf Ol the home is the fir.si UobUiofl •■; I progressive family. —■—■-■■■■■■— ——_ The Chtnooa may bs ororoa Uum it-d.s if cwr tiny ftl UH BoUoO the white man is Mtloo a la as: DISARMAMENT CONFER- BKCBI CAN LIMIT ITCRTTUlNa KXCBPT srsrifioN. Isn't it rather undinnil . d tu confess being afraid uf what ItOOOtO may do In Contra! Antrim ? Aroartoaolam: loornlng fallnra; culling tucci-ssful bontnaoa a "menace." You can nay une thing fur industrial nlcohul. It isn't habit forming. Tha tronbit about blowtag your ova hoin Is that .t saldom leart* yon aay wind for climbing. TOMORROW'S MENU Brett k fast Grapefruit Cereal BroDN Slice of Ham Muffins Coffee Cookies 1.11 ik-In in i stewed l'i nn.' Sirup Tea Dinner Calory Chill con Carne Potatoes Beet Krult Salad Cocoanut Custard Pudding Coffee That Body of Yours By J AM ■■ W. PAXTOK. M.D. Lju :u,.,i.^ia. .■-". ii hayyWMMilT^lJiJ^^ik.iijiii'^-jm.*!iii^ The V-aluc of Acid Secretion j wefo practically completed in the small * | Ultl'-HlllH'. Our iv sea rch men iell are practlcilly ne oKSanlsms I Professor Lloyd Arnold of Chicago ; points out that Where foods deficient j iii vitamin* arc aotan. that organisms I are fuuud higher up in the intestine, | and these Interfere tlun with tht prop-i er dlgoaMoo an,! absorption of food. li.- potato oul, further, that any in- I'.-lnm uf cji', .'nr. DOOOi throat, or elMO- whon will likowioe interfere with the ;uid formation In the stomach, aud p<-r- .im! tin-.'.-orpantimi to ascend hlgnor in the into tin l''intlier, while iilUiillne foods Such as i iin1 FrAlta \egetubles, greens, milk, i hi t ili.n I wli.il,- e-reals, help to stimulate thi In the ac*^ Hecretion of the stomach, If too ;gan I stomach because of thb ac of the digestive Juice In the stomach. Further, when the fa<«l loaves thi stomach and enters the lmall intestine It still has so much tcid In it from this juice that the food is carried almoal tiie whole length of the small InteStloe before it loses this acid. This means that no organisms, therefore, eau Interfere with the process of digestion, which, as you know, takes place in the small Intestine The Juices In upper pari uf Lh« small intestin*1 hav,. kmm pqjWer in kooptng the food mass In an acid condition. Further down the small intestine, and In the large Wtootlna, manj organisms I LONDON, Ont., Feb. 1.—"William found, which, howitver, can do no (Jllmour. one of several persons In- ondltton niuch of thiese alkaline foods are taken- ih.y will exhaust the acid secreted by the stomach, and so the food passes into intestine with un Insufficient amount of acid in it to destroy the organisms mentioned above. What does all this mean'.' That too propor ibootpUoo of food, and the health of the small Intestine is dependent upon the nature of our food, and explains why acid fruits such as oraagOl and grape fruit may help dlgefltlOn und prevent fermentation and Inflammatory eundltlons of intestine ^y supplying u little extra acid. % harm at this point, in faet, many of them ar.' of 0 li'lplol nature. Nuw, what about thin acid condition uf the stomOaCh? juied In the crash of tho Lucan- Cliatuleliuyi' s.age OOOOh _\m\\ night, died tuday. The coach wont down Twenty Years Ago •p 1— » ti rum The Dally News tth. :. 1DU7) Lady Victoria (irenfcll, oMo4 daughter of W_ri Ony, ^ommot* gtn-rral uf Canada died pMl night at her home In Ottawa. • os On Bunday. the first tune in l:i years, Blocan lake ham OVOf for a mile and a half north uf Moonn city. The ice was only a few Inches thick and a tug was sent out to break a way for the steamer, 0 0 0 Defense counsel fur Harry K. Thaw, on trial in New York for tin- murder of Stanford White baa entered u plea of Insanity fur Thaw. i o • The worst wreck and fatality ever recorded on the C. I' K hranch nt Phoenix happened | esti-rdnv wh.'ti I loaded ore train got out uf cuntr.1 and piled up a half mile ootOO) Um Haw hide mine, killing brakeman Howard Rushton. The remainder of the train crew leaped to safety. I.iar: Any ma!.* rolaUvi ttho luuks ni i mn baby and layoi "Pfotty little iliing.'' N.i W4.mi.r Napoloona of finance ih.--ni Rnaola. Too romembor Kapot* troal from Uoooow, The next essential step after beating ■nrorno Into plowshares is to beat gangs Into a pulp. In tin* jury room; "Now, gontlcmott, wli.'li -■! of Itan shall WO OtTM tu (.. In v, '■ ' ..in it this i. ntooco "i una goootp all througii .i brioga patno,*- toM ttfc wift, "and Jehu novor oronti t«> eboki —=-j I have been talking over the question of the meat bill with several young.housekeepers lately and I find that many of them have Ideas which vary greutly from mine in regard to economy in this line. For ins.ance, one girl overlooked the Pool quality of chicken (the so- called "fatted" chicken), and bought a cheaper grade which apparently gave her more meat for her money. Now a "fatted" chicken is really . heaper in the end, for a UU*00 taA a half pound chicken of this finest quality contains as much meat as a four and a half pound bird of a .heaper grado. 11' or in the cheaper bird the bomi tM waste MOfO than make up for lhe extra pound and the meat Is not so tender). Another inexperienced young housewife made the mistake of buying too much turkey for Thanksgiving and Christmas'; her dinner party would have had to have a five- pound chicken (if she had wished chicken instead of turkey)—yet she bought a 10-pound turkey for thejn! This was not at all necessary; a seven-pound turkey of the very best quality would have been ample for a crowd of people who required a five-pound chicken. Why do Of Bool that we must have "the biggest turkey on the market" at holiday times? it is the utmost extravagance. If you served your family group a large turkey in tho holidays just pas*., resolve to try out the plan of serving them a turkey which will just "squeak through" (as the school children say) next time you wish to have a special feast—try serving the smallest turkey that could possibly be used for that number of people, and I am sure that you will ba surprised to find how far such a turkey Btretches. Another good plan is to serve a cream soup before a turkey dinner, to take the edge off the appetite. Why should people think they can "fill up" on so expensive a dish as roast turkey? Just a generous taste if it is enough. Plenty of delicious fixin's" will also help to conserve the turkey—three Inexpensivi- VOfO- tahh's. I lOpCO, j-'lllis. hot biscuits. etcetera. Qonorolly speaking, poopla onff more meat than is good for them nyway. Plenty of fruits and vegetables are better for us. A pmind Of two of lean meat should bo made (through attractive serving, combining it with other ingredients like the Chill con carne ln the above BU) to serve four or five people. aOomotlmoo tot eggs in the dessert substitute in part for a heavy meat II I si'. Tomorrow—The New Bed Ppnads A.iiii*s inqulrloa t«i Miss Klrkmaa and Inclose sts. in ped -addressed envelope fur reply.—Kditor. Nature meant thaf it should b« kepi ■ ■"' icV »topo of Snuble hill after tho acid until digestion and absorption I team of horaes had run wild. > Ash Your Grocer For It "SALADA" GREEN TEA „. Superior to any other green tea sold. PUZZLE A deli|jht to every child. Two picture pux.les in one—72 piece.. Sent to any address on receipt of 30 "OXO;" (.Cube wi.pperfc I Goodness ofPrimeBeef The rich nourishment and meaty zest of prime beef are in "0X0" Cubes. They add food value and new flavour to every dish you prepare with them. Soups, sauces, stews, hash, croquettra — are made tastier and more beneficial when you add a cube or two of "0X0." A splendid beverage to prevent "»fter*■•# i .lice the cube Int* hot water. Building Material Let us figure your bille of Building Material. Coaat Lumber a specialty. JOHN BURNS & SON Ten Years Ago (From The Dolly Novo. Feb. 2. U17) Thf Bowlrtor firlhoo ftttsoog Coov pany of Hloran has nearly rmnpleted -the Installation of an auxiliary steam ploht Born to .Mr. and Emery of Koulond, fl Mm. eon TIl.UII'lH Clarence H. Whit*' and MIm Minnie Viola Hllllrorn of Kaslo were married there yesterday by It.-v. Father Tuhner. too Krnext Under uf Kaslo. who waa woonded ln action, has been invalided home Canadian National Is Served Writ Issued by City of Vancouver Let Britain Manage Her Own Affairs, Says Australian Laborite STUNEY, N B. WM Feb. 1.—Hon, V.. (.J. Tln'odoir. I-abor candidate in lhe oiiniiiK l.\ -I'l-'clion campaign at Dalley, disputed Premier Bruce'g de- inan-1 that as Australia should be eonotlltod in regard to Great Britain'* (orotfD p'.licy. -aiil that the cuuntiy could not afford to be embroiled in Brltnln'o oontinontol nuuioottvroo, AuM.ralia as a nation j would !(■■ trim tO uiind ils own husi- Dtai and lot Britain deal with its own troubles with Its neighbors, without involvinK 0 dominion like I Australia, he declared. I ..IIM Ml MAVOIl _>l_\li VANCOUVER fob. l A writ to- mod by tin- elty ol \anrouvi'i* ofk* i:; | si'iii.i.. I'.-i lm null. t| ijy ,th© . '.--..uli.iii Motional railway ut liic POIm Croeh terminal Oiffroomont be- | w clt) .uni ]■" ConodUnl MuMltKAL, Feb. 1.—H. A. Ekers, \.iiiln"*n I'aiiir ii.Uvi., and the | former mayor of Montreal and Vniailiaii tforthora raUormyi ami $1.- [founder and owner of Ekers Brew- jiju.ooij ,iani iy<■-, boi bOOS ■OTTOO "n ery, died today at his residence here. It W, Honnloiton, Vanaoaoat coun- -He lOOVOO a Hon Austin Ekers. presi- Hf| fof tin- iaiiu,,> | dent of the Montreal stock exchange. Hr. EXunlBctofl has occopl .i **a* :- ami .niii.'.l l.y the city Ltfo• I WOP DBOCinaKACT leportmont on behoU ut tba (',ni.ni..':i Ititlonol. Co no-Jinn Ifortborn ond Um LINCOLN*, Sob., Feb. l.—Bterltlto- [Vol hoi ii Pacific railway. ThO fourth il'-It'ii.lanl. .Mark.'11/-a .-i Dot been served. tion of all inadequate and degen- OrntO poroOM is provided in u bill Introduced into the state senate. Heating Stoves Going at Cost While the Stock Lasts Cull Karly if Yuu Are Open for .naps NELSON HARDWARE CO. WholM.I. and Retail Quality H.rdw.ia N.l.on Phon. 21 B. C. -V7 candid story of New- York night club life in summer written by the man whose stories have startled America- Read SUMMER BACHELORS p Iy■.: •-,'..'. ,ii ■*■•.->: Uilv-'.vise Oil . . . ...-.:'i.. sC-'Klim frivolity DJiKKV finally confrontm rluation more astonish-.:1^ tlnui any you have ever read. SUMMER BACHELORS r l^horus girls and stars generous spending escorts — and parties that last to dawn—New York as a '' bachelor's " paradise in Summer! Read SUMMER BACHELORS SUMMER BACHELORS By WARNER FABIAN /JERRY starved for gaiety - throws herself headlong into the riotous parties of Monday-to- Friday in New York with the SUMMER BACHELORS C/ nding in a situation of unusual dramatic power, this astonishing serial will grip your interest in every line—Read SUMMER BACHELORS Begins Next Monday in The Daily News Des-v oocy THE NELSON DAILY NEWS. WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1927 *2e Vug. r.vu'****. L na.""' Do Not overlook those Specials in Women's Slippers (tnd Oxfords. K. Andrew & Co. Leaders in Foot fashion RUSSELL LEAMY OILS IN [AST War Wounds Take Off Creston Veteian; Waa Patient Here Once CRESTON, B.C., Pub, I. — Jtuaaell Leamy died in the Royal Victoria Ho«- f ii.il M"tn iv.il. cm Ji.i-iunry 28, when ■ii' w ifl iitiili'i'MohiK iioiitnwrit for H nm.: reoetVed iii lhe tJroitt War. H«' enlisted In Crouton wot wi-nt over- tttnu wiih the JOth battalion, in 1914, aelM to Fninc- with the l*th Hlgll- fendart. He was wounded on the ttojume on October 8, 1916. Mr. Leamy >■ ;ii-; old. burled In Hull. P.Q., an Fcb- r\ut*y -i. , Rtinttll Leamy wis well known in "i ili.-riiot. ;mi| wfi.1; for a time Knout in the Kootenay Lake General hoapltal. Hin sinter, Ella, iaTfl graduate of lhe Kootenay Lake General hospital tralnhiK school. BADMINTON IS THE RAGE AT ROBSON ROBSON, B.C., Feb. I. — Bndmint.m h-hs caiiKht on in Rabflon thla winter, M members have Jolnrtl the club, and play two evenlna* a wed; .-111-1 imnit daya. It la hoped :i tmtrnament wtrrV urninBr.i in it,,, dear future. Section Houses Are Broken Into in the East Kootenay Area —-*r-*—■ j FEHNIE. B.O, Pi-b. 1. — The district I offlclalfl of the department of public i works ditrinfi tho past Jk.ll hunting sea- 1 son and the early winfer have had on I numerous occasions Onise for complaint ; 1l1.1t the aaotlon bouatfl throughout the I district nr,- being broken int5 by hunt- era and trappers, and these buildings used ;is temporary tjkelteraa^while the content* wen- ■*■***/n*-^ Tor sAiiv-ni-nc. Tho prnnjfle btcrtme so prevalent that tlie pro_yHTot*ti-p-fiJi-."'■■■ were appealed to, witivtbe result thnt about a month ago iy**.* reflldentfl of Ki rubor li-y — Glen A[i:I,eo***■■ tin I aad coasolai Ion ■■-.■■ won bj Mrs, C. A. Lacaon aad Mrs. 1 --on. Plal ■ Bforth Aiio-i o .1. Mi J !■' li.mii.i.. Mn C i>. Shaw, Mi R • M ^i W .1. Qerbrschl W1 '■ tUchelBfln, Mi \. John' on, Mi ■ irliy, Mr** Ralph Hale, Ml * Met' Mr,-. Stanh v Bi I Will, ini Moore, Mrfl V\ Howard BOflh, Mra i: L. Buchanan, Mrs. C. A. I.arson .1 ml Mi-*. B. Collill- «on. . _ _ H. A. Parker. Bl t, Isfl jrefl**- tarday i ern for Toronto at 1 1 • • • Dr. R C. Arthur, f returned from Winn Mr. and Mrs. William Moors, Hoovet of l-vnticton. a a ■. W. B. Dornberg of Vanoouvi nflterdsy in town and lesvss tt ng With w. 0 ' V.inki 1 Olrl nun.' ..1 Vmir, ffl Mtb. I.. H, H. Apph v. I, .,,. „i Wll low I'oini W 1 ■ 'j1 ti ths mei tint', ol thi i.- f ti-. aro ■ the home 1 II. 'Ii.ili.im. Just Arrived An excellent line of $1.00 an.l $t Ifl Pipes. Best VnJue in the Citv. Bei our Window '.* — Display. I) 1 not miss ft. BUSH'S GENTLEMAN'S Pocket Watch"] New model, green gold cat*, 12 alze, 17-JaWfll Waltlittm 835.00 A. T. NOXON Your Jeweler Colds Cured REXALL CHERRY BARK COUGH SYRUP REXALL COLD TABLETS will rurp th.it C11I1I The Poole Drug Co., Ltd. Bring or Send Your Prescription to Us. Accuracy, Efficiency and Dispatch. PHONE 25 BOX 505 APri.RHrALE, R.r. Fih. 1 A meeting of Hi,- Perry mi.I Appledale women inerab*r» of iht' Church of Enflnnd w:,s i„ M ;n in,. Ii,,iav ,,f Mra. w. T. Wynne r,o,ntt>> inirt a womni's utixlll.iry w„s I r„riN,.,l with Mrs. E. W. Ouwn. y I }trr«idepf. Mrs. I-' .1. I'nw.M vl pr roi 'lormnn , irv u'-.r. THERE is economy, comfort and safety in usin-j Old Dutch. It is a natural deterrent; no lye, acids or gritty substances to scratch or mar enamel surfaces; sink, bathroom, cooking utensils are safely cleaned with Old Dutch. Doesn't clog the drains. It removes al! visible dirt and invisible impurities and makes HealthfulCleanline... There is nothing else like it. Goes further—lasts longer. Old Dutch [•Sent, Mf.i (irer. After much discussion ii wa to li.'iv.* i aalfl of work, followed by n com'. 11 nini iiiin- nlhff. lira, T. Brandon lai lt*4 i he mi mh«ra to in i.i i hi next in-.'tin-,' ;u hcr hom-fl. The io w a!Upm< nt ol « iIk pro- viiicla^tmvt'linR lilinirv Irriwil on SOUTH SLOCAN NOTES ! SOUTH BLOCAN, B.G, 1M>. 1 y\r*. I Eric And< ■ Sunday to ri I.'Iiimi.' lii. hirtlnlnvs ot hot' frand* ehlldn n. Rlchnrd Bnqulal .m.i lit,, Klga Mr*. Norn.-. Mi.-. Kio-on nnd Mra; 01- >on assi«i.'ii iha hosi In a«i ting Hnalcal nalaci loiia on the Rramophone, .■uni ainalak to the organ necompanlmani nlajrad by afra, Arhby, «;is nflaUi en }..\. .1 The [Ufl*>< ith ntftng Wera trail i ■ laby, Bath Norris, Agni I aon. Etamtaay and Marian McDonald, Ahm i-'n tiy, Ksther Andurson, I>:iisy Non-i-, Mar> Johnaon, Mr, and Mra. a. Olaoa, Carl Anderaoa, Mra. J. Nania, Mra. P. McDon:ilil, .Mrs. <:. K Aflbhjr, Mr, and Mra. EllaMon. Mra. Johnaon mil baby boy, Mra Andei and babj ilordon ;iu«l Tom Anderson. Tha badmlaton olob vaa larfflly at- tended on -Monday, wlun Mra r 9 Tarn i a. nred tea and refresh- rnanta In the - renlna. Mra, J. BaraBfloa and Mlaa K. Plfltohar n( Nelaon. Mr. and Mra Arvid Olron of Sandun ire ■■ p- nilini; n |. w a-flflki thfl priiaflta nf 0 '• parent*, Mr. and Mn. Erie MADE IN CANADA Special Sale 100 DOZEN HAT AND COAT HOOKS 2 Dozen for 25c Thursday, Friday and Saturday HIPPERSON HARDWARE CO. Look for thfl Red Hardware Rtma l»HONE 497 BOX 414 Auburn Automobile Wants Agencies in This District The Auburn Automobile Company is now in full production on n complete new line of si.\i;s and stu.ughteiohts Unit ilcty all com petition U tO quality and prto*. DaaJaifl' franchises fof thlfl tctriiury art now open, and lf \on ara pot alftady in the auto- mobtlfl luisincfR, now la tho time to Ket skirted; If you ar«» here [fl an opportunity to Improve your business and ln- l rafl pa your profita. The Auburn Company otfan its dealers the most attractive and liberal contract. The automobilo buslnesi la still younff. Opportunitle-a for sn m are jtrenter today than ever before for dealers who ha ud lr can that at ay younff—■ that win anil hold their owners' 0DOd will through sheer quality —that, are built to endure flnd wllhstand usaRo with a minimum nf petty annoyances*, and that protect the owner's Invent- ill* nt by. an exceptionally high resale value, Thflflfl qualities havfl been oiitnl.-ithIIhu features of AtminiN CAM during twenty-all yeara ol racoaaafol nanufaotura. DUPLEX SALES, LIMITED, 580 Hornby Street, Vancouvar, B. C, has boon KppoloM dto- tribtitora fof Btifith ' '«>inmhia ami Vllioi-la, and will be i in glvfl you Tnit p.irtiini h i upon requeat, 110*1*1 let thin he anollo ipportUllJty make up yon mi ml tOda| In tako an Auburn agency. I., ll R twlh ga of n.i lor in town jfi ' i^V^ *** XllBalcer Street. Phone S00. Half Holiday Specials EXTRA VALVE IN FLANNELETTE A WOMEN'S VESTS 3 Yards for $1.00 jf 59c Eacfc Horrockses English Flannelette in a .Tailored Vests in fall range of neat stripes. Extra weight. for winter weight. WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL, j Fleece-lined and sleeve- S YARDS FOR Sl.OO. FLANNELETTE BLANKETS $2.39 the Pair White Blanket* of good quality Flannelette. Full sizes. Finished with Pink or Blue borders. WEDNESDAY MORN- IN'C SPECIAL, $2.39 THE PAIR, i TURKISH TOWELS 69c the Pair i' Turkish Towels in good weight, Half-bleached. Fringed ends. WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL, <*!><• THE PAIR. BOYS? SOCKS 65c the Pair Thi*:r-i|tiai*U'i' Hose of All-Wool Yarns. Mail,- with fancv cuffs. Sizes 6 to 10. WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL, ur*.-- rm*: pair ft less style with low I neck. Sizes 86 to 42. ''WEDNESDAY li MORNING SPECIAL, ,; S9< EACH. WOMEN'S BLOOMERS $1.80 the Pair Silk-striped Wool-and-Cotton Bloomers in a fine weave. Sizes 36 to 42. WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL, ■fl.80 THE PAIR. CHILDREN'S GOWNS 79c Each Made slip-on style of good quality Flannelette. White with colored trimming. Sizes 6 to 14 years. WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL, 79.? EACH. WOMEN'S CORSETS $1.00 the Pair Made of good quality Coutil and well boned. Colors: White or Pink. Sizes 21 to 27. SALE PRICE, $1.00 THE PAIR. ! .'.. | »JtY ROBSON NOTES Ri ii.yi In tha tia ifl . Mondav . \. BUIR Ml -' H*iir*. Punk ami Mra. Colin I-'. Macdu i...mi . nti rtalni _ ai li-iu Ho latti Ktrptt, ai bridge I" a. ruin:-: thi ■ Dftuahtera ol Amertc*, when the honors for high tin-- low acoflafl wt»ra won i.v .Mrs. ft, .1 vikik-uv and Mra. Norman i hy U: i. McKinnon and Mi i' ■ ( i.'on**.i.. '. ■ . ■ Mr* _ t •-! Kina han, MIm Mai - Wright Mr* J E. r-i'-i-, Mlsfl Mn. , ■ 'oTTTiain Poul ll . N '-- ' .■.■hi. Mlaa Mai) i" Ki Ina Choqui tti, Mra Ki "^> n, Burna Mra. M J. Vigneux, Ml pna Pttipatrh k, Mra. T !■' Mad-ji 11, i -i Conway, Mm I. Mi K m n and Dra. DtOi ralatno. Word flraa n ci Ivi •! in in. day from H tkal nor aon, Clifford l-fuma, ■* ho wai pm■ i.n*.' opi rat«'i '-ii ai i. ■ ; iioiiii: ai well . Ki. ran v.,nn.l.-- war»: ■ C I. ' 11 ■ ■ m. .1 T u- h t.-r. Refresh-' ■ ii *--i \, ■! at t.ho int. r\;il. A Kletj.li uui i s wenl up td Mr aad Mi .1 T w« -hi , place oa Thursday I., im Ml Web- ■ i il t of Hi.- local l tha lood ■:i.ii had a very 1 ■ ■ ie Armatrong ot Nelson is LO Cly* ■ ■ ■ Ita, M 'i ■ of V incouver, who Clyde for tb< nta Ni Ifloa foe H will r.-ill ■ ■ I- 1 |h in ih.- ih -i •'. iken a i »al- tlon null iii, Consolidated al Trail, ■■ L .1 Ivlwnnls of Malta to arrivfl in n loam K'-inp of Trail »p< ni S S. K.vv'i to Mtlaoa >■ terday. WYNNDEL NOTES WYNNDKL, U.C-, Pi b i Mi It Murgntro) d h tune .1 to her home it K i< in loa in exti Bd< rc from a dangeroua flaaka, A T.ritisli (lookyaril offtelal waa glv- lag tin itiniu i* t4i ;i CtW fi'h nils. Half way through tht BMl 'Vtrynne waa borrUlad to hoar the officUil'B wife order a acrvant to place a howl of milk on the floor noar her feet. Instinctive* I] • v- lymio kn.w that a snake was in iiio room, Xo on,, tnovad. ah pflfltafll apprab«a- st\.-ly abOOt. Prtfli ntl> ■ I-. wm BflflB to flldfl frnm under Ui< tabM and aa to tin howi of miik, aa abtfl bnir. Thfl woman fata ted. Thfl cobra, .fauHltflt aaalH in th.- world, had b*7(,ERM DISEASES / / ma, Ih- . amrd b, ibe han^a ' LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP Purifies and Protiscts ■v^lcver Brothen Limited Toronto^ TAGS Plain or Printed Sold in any quantities, but it pays to buy in lots of at least 4000, so that the printing may be done 4-up, THE DAILY NEWS JOB DEPT. Phone 144 (Two Lines) PRINTING—RULING-BOOKBINDING age Sh rTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2/1927 IIT! TD I AIRJARBOR jjfcparlrricnt of Defence Brings Matter to Attention of Council "CITY WILL RK1M.Y SITES AVAILABLE In Time Nelson May Be on Main Air Route, Aldermen Think That N'elson haa no Immediate use for an air harbor, but has good potential landing sites, and that the city •will be Rhid tn keep in touch with the department on the matter, is the answer of the city to a suggestion from the department of national defence, that it join the cities equipped with municipal air harbors. Thr letter hens the stamped (signature Of G. ,1. Desha rats, deputy pNpH^Oter, nnd it came addressed to **T\\t_ Mayor of Nelson.' From Mayor J, A. McDonald, il passed lo tlie council,'nnd wiis debated for a lew moments Monday night. :"'' Con't Fonvast Developments, While regarding the matter as not p& -pressing interest at the present tflffte. It was eoncedeil lhat the dt- tmenl's let-.er should be given as full an answer as possible. Wo don't know what Ihe develop- m< nts of thi' next few yenr** will ]pf,", stated Alderman C- - Fleming. fWrrhnps air routes will rollow llie chains of lakes ocrotn thi-. province, and in such case we Would bo right jh tine." ".IThere are plenty of good landing 'oltcfl available," added Alderman A. J^. Horswlll. TV was also pointed out that for aeaftdones the lake furnished all the harbor necessary. T&e letter from tin- department was. as follows: Kant ConuimtUcttllon Coming "The succ. si-ful establishment nf •ir ttnes for the rorrlage of mail, express aud iiassengers in many countries will undoubtedly lead, in the near future, In a demand f> •similar facilith for communication by air in Canadn. Th.- policy uf the Pomlnlon governinent in the devel- opment of civil aviation since the armistice has been toward provid- jtH** air sen'ices in tli.>s.' fields, such mi forestry, BUrvc-yltiK, and (ranspor- fatlon in Hi", r. mote pai ■ of tho OOU'i-ifv. Whtl re other f.n 'illtiei are *^ffkta *n. flk nrn-.irt demand r.i* Bq In Uirsf. flelda. and It COMMITTED WR TRIAL The larger pic Mi re above ahoVfl EBrnool Vld r Btorry, pubUrinr of thi C rUtlan Iniuilrer, as ho Op** paarad In ha poUoo court loot 0i.-i. nl Toronto, \\hen bo wns commltti; to u Ioi on i eterto of bloophontOUa l'1'- I. arising out of siati'in.'iii:' contained In his popot in the amallor plcturo at the left is sho.vn B, Lionel Cross, negro borrlator, who doton-dod Btorty. Editor Dies WhatDoYouThink? Tha Daily News Invites letters from raadera upon matters of public Intoraat, A nom-de-plume may, ff desired, be employed, but every letter must ba atgnod by tba wrlti r as a guarantet of good faith, though not necessarily for publican..n. Lattora abould be brtof, and must avoid personalities. The Daily New*- does not hold itself. In any way, responsible for tha views of correspondents. Lattora which contain advertising matter, or propaganda which is classed as advertising, will not ba accepted under any circumstances. HENRY MAY BOLAND Noon editor of the Montroal Star, and widely known ■ 'in:nlian n.'ws- pnpOT man, who died In Montreal Uu t week of pneumonia* ifgQli better •th.- ].< hoavic th: tho initial development of air transport Itnoa eould ba left to those OOUntrlOO where lulation ta great' r thi and tho climatic COIt-dlttoM l*i.ta aevere. C "TJ»l8 policy has been auccewful oo Dying Is iinw,:in eiwentlnl part or OOch work in many pans of Canada. Wo are now In n position, nl tak-- ad, intag-s of the i xpi rl« m ■ gait., il In the op. rati, ii of air linen i;. . Th» -h v that v. here the mtinicl- tthe Family Uses m With Satisfaction So Says Mrs. H. C. Deamond of Dodd's Kidney Pills Nova Scotia Lady Uaod Them f*>f* tfbot-Jachet, Puna in the Back and Urinary Troubles ■UtPBON CORNER, N. S, Feb. 1 4— (Special ).- "I have used Dod-d'n Ki> pi.ie Drlah "In the hottest at tbe fight and tin n withdraw." Now, mi, wi ild -i dar pi mt thai inst as ,t ■ ,. , . \\**\ m Old world itorj wi r ■ niori 1 ultored; our much knprovtjd; but, aven ao, 1 bi lb v. thai mnny then living wanted thai ntnry '.noted, what ■.• itlnu upon tin character of ■ great king! Bul thej-ecordei keepa on oalm- ly and .ends with thfl brief tdltorlal comment "But lhe thing that David did dlapJeaaed the Lord." Emphaalai Hint, and I think you may •afely prim tha rest. Hut are we more cultured today? Are there noi nun today singing lustily thfl poalm lhat David wrote "He muketb me to lie down lu green pastures," and nre doing what David did, placing other*" in the hottest of the fight, and withdrawing? Do our young people learn through their parents, teachers, and lhs edltoiii.li that lhe reason for thO publicity of such acts Is Dial they are olaplooalng to tha law of all Christian eoniitries? 4 I-lrenin flowing through :■ town may ba an aaoet, and yet u source of llaagar to our young. The usual remedy, however (1 am not forgetting Sandon, B.C.), is not to cover it over, but to una more vtguanoo. I wonder lf we are not substituting 1 lereen for watohfulntaa and warning. It may k\.w less trouble for a time, but bav.-'our y..ung p...pie un- pn pared for danger. DAVID S, BCOTT. . Riondel, B.C., Jan. 28, HIT. Willow Point Speakers Had No Monopoly of Wisdom, Says Constable TO thfl Editor Of The Daily News: sir—You recently reported ■ meeting Of fruit growers at Willow Point, and I notice that Mr. Camphell on being queatloned regarding a letter l bad re cently written to The Daily Newa, stat ad I was "writing nonsense." Tacts and aVOg theories cannot be Just wiped away in such breeay fash- ii.n. Pour yeara ago, for axample, certain Wtee men, along with some of th» prophets, aolved mattera very nicely for the (rower by the simple expedient ot wiping everything off the: slate and Marling anew, but we are now back to the uunc oroaaroada wa were at then, wilh the same old billboard fmnttng us, and with just ahout lhe sami' problems Written on It as were wiped off, Ur. Campbell conJMori I am writing nous.ns, jT1 that I evidently think that If lla- IfclRtOah apples niv SiicivsKfllllv marketed, the growero' difficulties would be within reasonable reneh of solution—and 1 certainly do think just lhal at |hla time, ^though no Mich j thing can be read (pto my letter. Any Individual or Industry getting well nwnv Wll hilie peek load may feel reasonably . well aattafled, and 1 venture to mv there is not ;i shipper or jobbOr in west- 'in Canada who doea not fully believo that which Mr. Campbell designates as nonsense. Successful marketing nf Haca natural!) presupposes the disposal "I Die-In -- ami Wealthy; after Macs, what variety or volume create! any apodal problem? Why, even Kootcnav <;. ma would aell iin-n. When flirt li. r on iu vour report I lead Mr, Vonce'a Mai. ment that Urlttali ' "I bin onlj pro.ilnvs in..ugh apples to civ. the people nf western Canada an anpli n day for k daya, i think still further thai not .ill ihe wisdom in fruit matten wai fathered m Willow i-'olnt on lhat particular afternoon. QUV. CONSTABLE. 1 '*■ ton, RC, .Innuary 31, 1SC7 I BOO SHORT SKIRTS LISBON, Fob. I. Portugal frowns ;, rl \\■..men who attempt to 1 P Iho "down to the ,. I.. ..I, nib, :.i family : ■i- . ■ li in tha' : ,-f 1 ch irlt-ablo Inatltutlon, >■ aklrta which fuu- ■ ,,.,• jn ■ ■ aocoatod the ; . But thu ■ 11 of the mar- ■, droVO ih>' WOULD REMOVE WAR GUILT .1 Clara Mend". -j who baa re- it ,1 the L'nited Btal . ;. ,man women ■ world war . Uonde h is . reati d ;i nal Um - wide "i I mil itlon which, II I irlieli-s |] wornan In oth' r ooui 1 . \ i.' . ■■ hoi I ■ Is Radio Expert Acid Stomach "Phillips Milk of Magnesia** Better than Soda Hereafter, Instead of soda take » Utile "I'billips Milk of Magnesia" It wnt I It pcnti ii s a* Id fernn ntallona ll j -weie and gently urgea the aour- ' Ina waate from Ihe system without i purring Roaideo, It la more pleasant to take than ooda. Insial upon "J'bil Jlpa." Any drof atoro. COMMANDER- EDWARDS ■ hraii-h nf the i hd work In eliminating intcrferenco in Can ada. ANADIAN PACIFI Kootenay Lake Service Owing to ice conditions, boat service botwoon Nelson and Procter discontinued for present and train service substituted as under: Read Up. 1:1(1 I'.M. 9. KI AM. Ar 7:10 I'.M. 1:41 AM. I.v Read Down. N'-li..." I.v. 7.1.0 a.m. r,:00 P.M. I'"' l'i* Ar. l:|| A.M. l:M I'M. Steamer service between Procter-Knotenay Landing*. Crawford Bay-Kaslo-Lardo and way poit.s will continue on present scbodule. J. S. CARTER, District Passenger Agent, Nelson Special Low Rate on -.>/ WANT ADS A 17-Word Advertisement for a -Week for One Dollar *\ Daily News Want Ads Cost Little But They Bring Results Tliey Will Sell Used Articles of All Kinds Used Furniture Farm Machinery Live Stock Real Estate Houses Poultry Farm Produce Clothing Lumber Automobiles Launches Dogs and Cats Miscellaneous Articles TheyWillFindforYou Domestic Help A Situation An Apartment or Room A Dog for the Chid A Place to Board A Tenant for Your House A Timber Limit or Mine A Roomer A Second Hand Gun A Buyer for Your Business A New Clerk Steady Customers for Farm Produce Buyers for Property Anything You May Want to Buy That Lost Article Try a 17-Word Advertisement for $1.00 in The Daily News WANT ADS You Will Find the Results Profitable -EATERS OVERCOME ROSSLAND MINERS 3-1 AT TRAIL THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1927 131 Page Seven ^ aps Play Leadens Off Feet at Start but Lose Out; Score 6-1 U1AART, I'-i-i). l. - RmuliaBf irougli tl,,. R,.Kii,„ Uttmca tot- a ital nf six ku.-i «. utl.'l- luillK "iii- lateU ami uutplu.vi.il lor the (lint i minute* of tho Kim,-, lh,' Calgary Igers liii'iiMH,.,! tiuir Ivn'l in Iho ralrle Hockey leofu. «h^n Ihey Ifeulod the Regina Capital. G lo 1 sre tonight. To Sam Tinimlti*. goalkcpcr of tlie ilgern, uml "Spunk" iourrow, their pry .kipper, mu.t go Ih. majority f the ci-oilit for the victory. 11 was 'mmliiH who broke ihe hearts ol ie Regina sharpshooters when he rued aside a sriin. nf shots during B first 10 minUtM of tlie giimc, alt- Reglna hail hacked liis team mates himi their own i,in,, line with a stematie concerted attack, ami lt as .Sparrow who snapped up a erfect pnea from Mitchell lo score le first goal of the name. Tho work of Timmlns was nothing mrt „( marvelous, ami ii Regina id been ploying any other lann Jt the Tlg.ra tonight Ihey woiihl avo won hands down and in the iree periods they had more Ihan aelr share of the play. Lineup PMgar) l -,. - it i,,n Regina dual Imnilns II. .MiuTismi Defence _U**f I'ruwae aliw inly I-'unV:iril Wrruiv Hose IKehei: ,-, MorrUon ■U.IUI Sunderland Bob. luffnun Oottnlll larlln Ingrain O* li i i'i IW Mulligan Summary "*"li-t pel k i i, i:,, gary, Bpam>« WBt Head y, 11:1(1; J, I ftlnor, |:M; a, Calgary, iiuii- ian from sparrow, 3:ir,; 7. Uc.-.iiii, HtjeHg, ii im. Penalties tint peii,„i Prowae, Ro»e, spm- iw. Mulligan, ._ nd period I'l-ows -. Tliird period -PrOWfle, Ruse. I i \i, Itehell, Galiiur. SPORTITIS By JINKS Jack Denipflt-y, ex-chump heavy boss, last week declured hfl VMM stick with the boxing sport wlu'th- ei' he enn make a eoim-liiirk or ti it. If he Im IUKilccflfl*fttl with the fighting end, he flfcyfl he will go ln for the pi-umutlng etui. Both ends are mon1 y-niaker.H ami chances are laken nn both th\C\i\ of tho game. lVrli;tp.*-i Igok iflM -in flfl*y living with not no much hard work in a physical flfl-ftflfl anyway. lli> says bfl bl uliotil l| pounds over Wfl fighting weight now. He has slaileil tr.ilnliljf i and will be In trim for ani'tln p ! wallop at flOMflORfl, Mr. Tunney linlt'tred, in ihe very near future. So if Den.p.-'t y falls to OOflnfl buck under Tex Itl< kanl'*' elimln-itloii scries fur an 4-ppuiu-i.t lo Dlflflt Tunney, we u 111 must likely sue Jack chasing Kick ard as a promoter. Alter all a man Is better off to stay witli hlfl own bOfllltflflN ■Ad ihe fight game is Demps-?y'n business. Who in the ttloflt linpoi'luiit, iiiOHt rctvpoittfible, must ■ItUflflJ. most booed, most unpupu-ar, but the bravest, hardest working, roolflflt, qulfltflflt man In sport to- dflJT? i;in ymi fUMflf Well it is the ruin vvhii liandlr.-* a fflfflftfl'fl whistle or bell in ,-iny game, no mtillet' if it is fuutbal', ha--hull, J locroflflfi or even huckey. No mm in .-purl b is mot'.' work cut out for him, more trouble staring liltn in Ihfl fact, more criticism (liliil upon him than a referee, win-ther -he be the best In the world or llie worst. Why Is this? it Is large y bflOMflfl the fans, In no mailer whal spurt, hit just, .i liltte iiiiirnw iu iheir judgement. ■**' rCfflffltfl, II Ihey (Uflle l ;n tin- he I flXhlbUlon of iheir work pOSfltbl ". would be orillcUOdi Such ' rtfll is. ■ hiiu mueh are you gating'; "what you gol again-t Mm," and ninny others are thrown up to the n fine ;il every game. Who wouldn't bfl a i'ii toot SptahiOg of itIit en biH( fall, a man referee! a football game in lhe tatt, Il w.nt hard against tht- hjine Mam, and there was , 4'iuiskler ih e bCflfhlg about Ml decision**-, lie was a ,,ham" and all tbe rest of of It. AIlou, the -fame tu waa flnttkina .wroflfl tht field with his brother. Me was itoppad by three mah asking him If he was "Joivs lhe referee" "I um," replied the official extending liis hand to shake. Hut, p'unk! Before hfl knew it bl h ul absorbed a .-titilglu rlglu to' the jaw from hi-1 new aofljuointance. Thai sturtud things. The broiler plckfld nlf ihe Dtfondtni 'Keutu - man'- With it h'uuihil iWlng. The Other tWO Hl;(l*;rd In the .iffair ami the result was a complete rout of the attackers by the official. A f"w bitch i-y.-s aiul Iii utflH went with tbi-m. Th I fruas drew a i rowd. Including several polici'iin'U. The otftoflTfl started aw.iy frum Ihe fl.' d with the refer>■.-. They ueie golnf tu fl-KOTl him from llio field. » "What is all thlfl about?" aaked ihe referee. "l'i.it -I'lbui," r plied the policiv "Wi wil] tat you safely home." "f'roteclloil be —.' said thfl official. "tlo titter those other fellows, polttUai to his late ,it - t 11'liern), "they may ne d rosm mme proteetiou If I go around again." He reflls d to take protcctloil, and refused tO lay ehaiKc-agaiusl tli" iiffMiders. Their team bad been licked, they hud been licked, surely that was .Hough, said the i--rfici.il in departing. E DIES ON TRACK eteran Steeplechaser Drop.s Dead While Exercising; Wa.s Preparin"; for National |LONDON, IVb. 1. (Md Tay laid; . let'tin stecplcclKi.'-ci*. bfllflVi d of the |igl;.-h spin tint, public, dropped dead 1 lie - \,'i«'i-.hiK .-it Waybill ■.e-i.Li.iv, preparation (or anvthor ..i btl orts in win lhe grind nation:)t at ll< wis || \e.iis pi WO, [ehcstnul gelding by Bridge of lOain, of Hrukcn Read. loid Tay Brldffl had been al I p Wi ight lor lii is yen's grand tiona', on .Mu.li lfi, of 178 pound-*'. plte his many eflmts le never won |e gre.it rare. \l<- (ini,- ii.-,| m pond ISM and was *-.vi ml again la^t ar. wlille in l.'L'l wlun leading ■ • 11J> re tcjii" s away from the riuloh, r«U. wrier is Mrs. W. Uixmi i |!d »y Brldgfl w*« trained by Frank rllgan at Wi-yhill. M: ■rhe aiiiiiini ..r the towa State colte-jr* .\nh li appeallag lo tho Iowa i< i^s- lui.' (o havi (hiir uluia mati-i recelvf [regular place nn the football Bflhedulc lhe University of towa at Iowa City. [ie two state schools mat list in IH*. Twenty se» —60 uf the Ctneflt ivory ball! I'linuirable—are uncd In u balk Una liilliitrd mutch for Ihfl world chnm- p'niiHlilp. The bulls cost more than 1-0 each. t)nly the rofttst mid fin. st 7. m- BlbaT i\iu*y Is used. II Is mi il.'llcat.'. •i. sitsci*ptibii- to "ohllllng." that the -iikiiist drafl oftentlmefl will make it unfit. , .mis Kathleen Qorman of Bmlth boI« lege, Northampton, Ma.->.. la believed i" Im i'i.* only or** oaaeh la ■ flomM-i CQllegfl in thfl I'nited Slutvs. Two liun- dred k'irls ot the senior and Junior claflti am being timlned to handle thp *mr«. The collegi- slips ari- tQOlpped wuli ■ [] hi 1'i'iit -n-iivd sln-lls and a IOW* 1 nm- machlno. I luir'ng their nimnur vaeuti'm, .ith- letefl jn Ru'tgen unlveratty fallowed ail I aorta of wmk, ran-fiug froin ■ upertn* ti ml. nt . r eoaatructlon to i taudeeJb driver. Among thfl jnt»s Uated are |*r- ihiui', etianffeura, gpprmtlee la sie.i liMiiiilr>, lc.' ntun. eunip direiinr. tUfl jgOardi I'annei*. lattflT carrier. pl|j.' fitter, 1 iqpohaalo, laborer, ImnhfliinaB, bond Eakamaa, tmok driver and painh r. j Pagan spurts have bflea again staged in Moaeow, Raaala. An oaan all* buttle was bald recently between II maa-eat* Ing wi.ivi*. fresh from Siberia, and aav- jage doga, Mtuii.rs, armed with ahot* ■una, guarded the audience hi the grandetanda from tha aiilnuila, rrii. pre- | litiiinary bdntfl codbtatfld of dof th tacking foafla and raahUfli A l"int Vale-lliii-vurd l.nnis (ium will I Invade Kngland next Miniuier io defend thi Prentice Internattonal IntereolUgl- iite ChampfonatCp cup against Oxford- , Cambridge, After the >«rlee, iin Ann r- Icann will pia> agalnet a team lepra* -■in la : ihe Racing Club of Turin, In I'.i"', .uni flgalMl the Ualfun DavU cup nam al Ltde, VoWlOfl. BRITISH SOCCER LEAGUE STANDING ■ HOLISIt LIAUU. l-irat Diviaion Qgal P. W, 1.. 1', I A, 1'ia Newaaatl. Unilwd :., Ill ih,-i.i. i Tuwn n ii lluriil, v . XO 1:1 L4und.naail II 14 1 Baltua A'aad. .. It 12 ,1 LaalOMtar city ... lltl 11 g Ar.aciiitl •.:, t. 7 Totunham Hoi. . 2U le 11 w,..t Ham i.titmu ar, 11 in Miuii-luHi, r 1:1111, a.*, Hi l. l.iv,rp,,,.| .;, u 11 Sli. 11 n 1,1 L'nllml ;:, 9 j Hl.,,-kl,urn H„v, Zt, 111 II .sli.ill.lil \\,-,i ;,. f i„ Aaion \ 111.1 -.; 1,1 f> HlriuliiKli;,,,, .... 2,-, |„ 12 Hur.v LT, 7 hi HcrL.v inutilv L',', lu 14 1 1* fiiiKd :',-, s n I'ardlff rn, :t ~, fl Bv.ftun :•; ,; i, W, lirvniwleh a ::. ,, ll iMond Olrlatlon Ml.Ml, I i, .. ]4 J, l'i.I I.. II,Mil h 1 Not Is Knroi :•', il- Prwton N. l: 21 ii Hull I'll, |l j, MWaaaca T..,vn 18 12 M.in. In sl.r fli\ |, 11 1, :; CIl.lKa 24 II I 7 S,,iuli„iii|,l,,n 2.", II s ll Oldham Aiiiuii, I, II in 4 Hon Val. 2.*, .s s '.. ItMdlng 21 'j hi .*. Illacki I 2'i :i 12 .", Snllll, Sill.Ms It 'I l'i I Dara.1.1 I :, 11 4 Noun County 21 :• 11 2 l--ullii,iii 2;, 7 n ;, wolvernamp. w. 21 1; 12 liarlliiKlini 2.". 7 14 Urim.Dy Town ...14 .". 12 Clapton Orient 21 .*. 11 Hnidti.Ki ni, 211 :; 1,; Third Dlvlalon llouth.ru SKtloti) sv, 1,1,1,u, "ft,wn 2.1 11; i BrfHtol Clt, 2:1 ir, .. tie li 'st, 12 sr, ».i 34 7 nil 4.1 u .. 114 4& aH 0 all || 2'.l ; :,:< ii n S 41 4.*, 27 7 l| 41. 21 4 411 J7 I, li III 4:i ill 3 m 411 'a-l, 7 48 (5 ID 7, 01 tli 2!, 7 44 Ml 2i. 4 (.4 1,7 24 .: ::i I, il 43 CO 12 I 44 44 21 4 411 :.'i 211 :• ::.. II || II 4.', Ill II i II II 1, 4 71 41 24 ;. 4;' .in 22 !' II 34 .-:.-! II 4 7 II 31 7 47 311 31 3 U4 43 31 HUH 4li 47 23 111 11 23 II II 3 HEROINE HONORED When awarding a bronze medal for heroic conduct in laving life fiom drowning, the Carnegie Hero Fund commission made special mention of .Miss Dorothy F. Brown, 15, of Kamloops, who rescued Mr.s. Ida E. McNeil, 40, from drowning in Shuswap lake at Canoe, B.C., August 21, 1925. Mrs. McNeil, while bathing, got into deep water and had been submerged several times when Dorothy reached her. However, the plucky girl struggled through the water until both reached shore and safety. ITH JUN Score 11 to 1 Victory Over Maroon Outfit; Six in First Period HOOni JAW, I'.I. J.- -Tlie S,i«ka- lonn BbeDtfl ran .tuny from tlu- lo- cnlfl to take em 11 to 1 victory In toniKhiv 'J'ralrlo Hockey league ■una. Vaakatoofl , ooUflfllfld nan ihan tnoiiRh goala to put the gamfl nn let' uhen Ihey swumped the localB _ to l in the first period. Moose .i--w iiuil the heiter of ihe opening mln- ules of pity, hut wlien BtflVflfll allot from the blue Un", caugjfcl Mats on the hip IumI flopped Into the cage tho heart see.med to go out of tin- local OBIaBallVhtfl' ConnorH and Hoffinger udded to the Saskatoon tally before Mooae .law showed any .tlgna of scoring. 8.i.ska toon *waa right buck for thre-' more tallies ■n lute the period ended. Haakflit-rrim fliasrinad mi top of the in .il- a- the M-i-niiil period opened uni i'u'|ii' t --toppeii .i barragfl of droves. I'luy -shil'leil hnlf way through thfl' period tu S inkatoon territory, but without result. The only ten e of ihr period figBfl when Con- norfl nettetl the Kheiks' seventh goal ni u pukh from Btflvan*. I-'our more tallies were added to1 he Sask it.>on KflTfl In the final -.'s-lon with the loctils apparently lieIple.--.-i. Linrup Moose Jaw I'osition Saskatoon Goal I'uquct Ukenhcad Dflftncfl IlenMuii BtflVflM Mnti .** Hoffinger f. inshiin Hurturblse Pmrgrdfl Mltcball w<-twii k I'i'iinolly I'.imenm Sntli rlaml Connor iv. ell e .Moffatt Aubrey Miller Conn Giroux Summary First period—1, Saskatoon, Stevens. ft:Bit l. SaaHatopn, Connor, 6:10; S, S.i kO-toon, 11.-I'I Inner, x: 10; 4. ^r>oose .law. i;.-n-.iti. i*':i."i; ;.. Saskatoon, Connor from lloff Inner, 17:00; 6, Sa-k,ii-'-*;i. St' \ i ii-\ IS: tti 7, Sa -ka- i oi ni. Hofflngvr. Ia>; \t. Stnihl period-—8, Sa-^kat.'oit. Conner frrin Stevens. l.">:au. Third period- I*. S isk;it.>uii. Connor from HH-vi-ns, I;gl; in, S;inka- logn, Oonnor i>om Weal vs Ick, T:*4; 11, Sa.xkat.ion. HufturblM, It; 10; II, Saskatoon. Cinflfflal from Hoffinger, 17:00. Penattiea Ca melon, Sutherlnnd. .Miller, Sutli* erlalid, Connolly .ml Aubrey. .«•, Good FeOows in on Stolen Bags IF YOU GPT [0N,<5l> POWN ON TMC- URST BALI' IF I STEAL Two BASES TOOAY, ILL BREAK MY LAST YEARS RfCORD 11 .-.li 2„ :, ::;i .■,« II I 45 41 I» 4 4* :.j IS .*, ::; :,.-, 13 T :; tl II ■;:■ ll :;s ; •;s ;:; :;:, :; ::s It ;: V :.; II .1 .; :... l| ;,. i ii 4:1 :•,. T II 14 II . 11 i. :■ , .". 411 3!' ?:. 3 4X 44 5*. :. ::^ -.1, ;i 1 11 ,-,,1 31 i. II 11 -,i .", II 3.-, |!< 4 II 41 IH li :;l 4,; f* 4 411 :.'-. l« .*, 34 .*.; 17 3 :\i :t 11 BrlClltutl II A. Ill 14 .Millv. ill All,I,- i II •; Newpvli L'uutll) '-.'. 1.'. I IM, ,11.mill Arfc-yl,. || Ex, i-1- .-ii, 14 le I [.ui-.il Tuwn :-.*, '.. s lu, 1,Hi,nl :: :• „ Crystal Paluee II II ^ ll,,urns. A Il„s, 21 Hi ;, sni.iii.ii.i i ii11..ri. sr, ii ii Norwich in, -.'I < ll Coventry CH) II le 13 ItrlKl,,! Hover. 21 TII \V;itr,,r,l ,. H V I"' Charlton Aih. :: 7 in ; M.rll.vr Town. 34 7 13 lilllliiichuiii :*■ i. I : '■u...ir.v rk it :.*, 7 ii Northampton ?.'■ >> II AlHTdarr Alii M 4 !*.» Third Dlvlalon. (Worth.rn Section 1 si.,k,. nil ■:,; ti t .*, :.* r: "... Horhaal. II n; ■: 4 14 43 31; llulllux T„,vn ;r, i:: 3 ;. 41 27 3r. Rradford . II II ,: N.laoh ::: II i 1 Sl,i,k|..irr r.uintv 24 I:. | :: :,*. 31 .!:: New iiriitliinii . :r. 11 r, Tr.iiiiu.i,. I!,,i. II II III r, .*.! HI 27 Cheaterfli 1,1 l'i 11 t. 4 .',4 42 it, \V;ii-;ill -I :, a 7 42 42 2.', .V s 1.1 liar I en 2*> Ifl Roth.r I 27 7 IH III 17 II 24 li,,ii,-,iHl,-r II !l I » 1 42 4f, It Harllo] In r 2'i '' 1:; 1 • II II n'mxham IB : 1! n 'r, 41 211 Si.iitliin.rt 22 r. in 7 3a" in 10 liurliiin, i-liv 2*. sil I ia,.-.-iiaf City 2*. 1 11 in 44 53 III Hamilton a.m.i "i vn :. 37 r.n 21 WlR-iiti Hon,llltl, :1 r. 15 1; |3 II I, Crow. Atea 21 .'. ti I 3r. 17 II ■.'i-rinct.in Itaa. 2*. *, 1*. 4 -1 :.•; '*• llnrrou- Ml I 22 7ii tn HOW ITS DONE I CATCHER APPARENTLY MAK69 HURItlEP VIILO TI.ROW DRAWINO SECOND BASEMAN OFr- THt BArt Both Are Clear Above, "Ty" Cobb of 1>; troit; below, Tri-V' Speuker of Ckvelund, cleared of all scandal charges by Judge- I.atulia, BEST DISPUT ICE Fox Substitutes in Rossland Goal; Rossland Fast at Start TRAIL'S MOST POLISHED EFFORT OF THE SEASON Cards Reelect Man Traded to Giants; May Put Him Out of Game ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.—Despite hia trade to thi- New York Gianls, Rogers Hormby, former majiager of the St. Louis Cardinals and still the second largest stock holder in the club, today was reelected a director. President John Heid- ler of the national league in a telegram received today "reiterated his previous statement th-at neither Hornsby nor any other player can play ba'f with one club while holding stock in another." May Be Out \i;u -i OKK, Fab I.—Ro^rs Horns* hy will tlnd liiin.-H I a jnl- unit'.-** In- fHflpU - tha si. Louis dub b-etorfl thfl start of the flflflflnn. ChAfl, A. Sli'iii h.'iin. pre.-ldeni (-i Un- il.nii . .1. , l.n.'il todflv/, Reinhart Returns His Contract to Cards but It Is Minus His Signature CORPUS CHK18T1, Tei ia Thh, 1. — Arthur (Ufty. Rfllnhflirt, SI. U>Ulfl < 'aid ina I piteher, li.i-s rfliUfllfltj Ufl OOOaUmol tn nl lii i.ils imsigru'd. He iiiriini'ii tn make my It ttl Blflnl iir juihi i' iiii-n other Kan thfl con- Mcl Wferfld him tti-; unsfltlflfaiCtory. • Rossland Takes Lead in First; Trail Scores Winner in Second TRAIL, Feb. 1.—Playing a brand uf -'iitni'inatlon in offensive and defensive tactics that wa.1* a complete revelation even to ita own supporters, Trail West Kootenay Hockey league sextet decisively defeated tho visiting^ Rossland team, 3-1 before a crowd of about 2,000 fans here tonight. It was Trail's smoothest and most polished effort this season and besides giving the homo fans all tho thrills of seeing them win, lt gave them added jny of seeing Trail tied with Itossland in the raco for the league championship. Rossland played brilliantly. Their combination was as smooth, and their opportunism as bright as ever, and the dashing attacks of tho speedy uphill boys especially had the, fair supporters of Trail screaming in apprehension. But for the second and third periods they were outplayed and oiitKinssi'd in every department. The best team on thu lot to ionlght certainly won. ltUnMsfamd Scores The Rowslaiidcrs opened right on top of their form and ruined four shuts in on .laekson in the first minute while Trail boys hung around like wet hens. At the end of two tninui-'S Rossland scored. Nelson Rot the puek. Going up wltft Molisky he I breaded Trail on defein- ind •-'hot. Jackflon ■'Javed but fell wide ln tho effort. Continuing in his siriili'. .Nilsiin scooped the puck within as he flashed by. .Mi'Ki'tizie. 1>< wur and Singer, playing tha i"IL'k consistently threatened in repeal on two occasions and i until linn Trail had done nothing, i The himie lie.vs seemed stiff; they I could nut seem to command Iho puck; and they were pusitiveiy awkward. Bai toward Um tAaah uf iin- period ihey limbered up, Goala .-un noticeably improving in cheeking ami handling hinisvlf and K dull atld Reddick once getting away g-i\.' i''i.\ nnxjotu moment* Come lo IJIc. What li;i|>|i*iie.l in intervals none kDflW. Trail cume buck a different jti-.tin. They were awake. Qfaataaoa at centre commoneed playing like a f ti i, ohfl-ekUU ami robbing tM marauding Roaatendfln freonflntly and Inking blfl share ot m;iny flXCtt* mg I'uini u play* by Hanaon ami w iu -at ley and alternately with Kan- ] dall and l.atiriente. AI BflVOn in mules \\ Ileal ley we til ' up with Lauiienti and QttfltaaOP In j a four puss movement from center ice nnd scored on a rebound off | Fox. i Lab tt a lu t Reddick had aw audi 11 d Ihrough the vis'tors' line as If alued tt? the puck, wh'Ie Hanson raMed at -■•enter, Wh.i 1 v I .-.a..! fnr rh« goal, -, i? in *i K| *•* M "**-. t t <» - tt tu It t*\ it •> r t* 47 Ifl 7n r, -»*» -.4 Ml 1 Hvd-* " iMin.li.e Unite-' It *. II Dunfermlne -tih j-. I i. -Salmon 6 l i Roy Pollard ond Misa Lorna Allen 1" 1 !» W. E. Kiyt Jind ,Miss Lillian Hunter IS I 11 Mrs. Hoy Pollard und Misa Peck 2 0 2 **■»» IT IHE NEW L Score 4-3 Win at Windsor; Foyston Nets Winner in Overtime WINDSOR, Feb. ].—Di parting from the form which tandfld ilnin In the i-ellur of the An.t-1'R'an grmip Of the National Hockey league, the Detroit Cougars played the Chicago Black- hawks off their feet to win an overtime game 4-3 here tonight. F-gyHOB leered UM goal ilt-w fltven minute* oi tstra pi.iy. Bttttttuftttt of Detroit, made the first KOTflj of the yame witli a MMAtSOBtS shot which wenl like a bulPt from well past lltlddtfl-tCfl Into tli*** lU'ickhauk,-' goal. Lineup Dfltrotl m Chirago Goal Holmis Iaft-hnian MCflOOfl a\rl»ouf Trapp 1 >n nca tt Fra-ser Outer RflMfl Irvin Wing Bheppard Dye Beflefeulle McKay- Subs Walker McVeigh l-'oyston Wilson Gordon Rodden Riley Traub Brider. Dutkowski Summary Mist period—1, Detroit, Bellefcuille, K:U; I, li lack hawks, Wilson, 8:30. Reoond period—3, Detroit, Rtflppard, 2:30; 4, Blackhawks, Trapp, 6:05; I, I'.l.ii kbtwk.s, Fraser, 3:30. Third period—6, Detroit, Briden. 4:20 Overtime—7, Detroit, Foyston. 7:00 Penalties Trapp, Traub. Foyston, Dune Arbour (3), Wilson (3), Fraser. Bruins Defeat St. Pats One-NT Before 10,000 Fans in Boston Rangers Lose 1-0 in 16 Minutes of Overtime Play in Madison NKW Y--KK. 1-'. I.. I.— U'plne's goal aftflr if minotea ava\ i Irm ptas tonight gavi Canadiens ol M i ■ l-o victory over New Y.*rU Ranferi iu one of tin .>•■•■■•■• and fought n. it. i„ battlea Been al Mad- boa ■qnarfl OajrdaB The three ragular seuloni tousd tho Ciiniirks holding an edgfl tn tat* rltorlal play, flashy >katt event. Tontghl "Big*1 Fta&atii ktott, th« tormer Pacific cotut lawgufl canter, draflr th« tflflta ol th« Toronto at- tach and wwad up Caraoa'A box •tfoTta, Frederlckaon vcored tha onls goal ot thfl gamr in an unaided break brottgh thfl li'ish ilef. nc'- in ih>- mc md nrii.ll. Lineup Poaltlon st. ra (..-ai Rungi ri i VtOK t'ook New Bank Director BACK HOME Used Articles Real Estate Rooms Board To Rent Boats and Automobiles Classified Advertising Help Wanted Positions Wanted Lost and Found Livestock Machinery Fann Produce Timber and Mines Madam laHWlBta, «''•• "r lt>* ,„rr.«.,l la ("law:, altar •avai-al m.mihs mwl declare, herself l,l«lHy lmt9*9M»t "ith .he lmp-n^ huabnncl was m dcleK.iU Inn minister nf Jusluv. I»i J"*1 !•■ in Bndaal nd Cnum sl" ■onl'i'i-ence. to which hel Has Money Maher mm City Series Gamea Curled in Make Little Change Tables in ■ and ■•"' SI- ■ laM nighi iii. fltmidtng only change rdgc dropped ■ - ALONZO EDWARD LEW t ii London. ' int., a ho aaeertfl he haa Invflnted a subatancfl mora durablfl than wood or rubber. Hfl flaya he ins recelvfld an oftflr from battflry m tnu- I'acturet-s for the patent rights and sxpflcti iu dflan mi 1100, - Wild... ii'ivn. Roaoli M, Calferi Brydgai l-'i'filrrii k.".ii lalbraHh tllvar . Wing Buhfl D nb'V . Da) ICvaUni siuart Danneny Banchat cvut Shot i- Coriieau I hii liinaii lialib'tMiti Summary Fir-t j..'i toil Nn KOTfl, Second period—1, BOfltOtt, :* k-i'ti, |;U, Third >>riod' Ko Peneltiea I-'lft iierioil—Cb'Kbi.i ti Shore, Daaneny. hi oood period Meehtng, ri - dei Ickaon. Brydgea, Clogliorn. 'i'ii.t.i i- i*i'-.|—iJaii-y (8), Brydgflfl, Cootu Fredoj r.nitti Shore, Oliver, , i.i:,,. . urled in thfl "B leloai ot the oHy flflrl ,;,,].■ little dlfferenefl In : ,ti, -.ai-ioui Hnk«i th< ping lhat Rflv. T, it- O. D ,,,,,i second t'i third alacfl in -. «- isiun. Ne gaaufl flrflw curlfld in "A" ReaulU "<" laat night" gamei U allowfl "B" dfcvlfllon—J O, Bunyaa n. I |. -CZ dlvisinii-K. Ball I, :,; Dr. k. a. Smyth 7, a Mtt \ a. J ' phi '.'. Rav. P. R Q D Tonlglifi Drnwi Lx-mwfl for tealght'i *nm< Followt: I p m porta 11. S*fl«d. 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Where advertisement Is set out In short lines the charge Is 15c a line for Roman type, 20c for blackface and 25o for blackface capitals. Minimum 35o, lf -chiirged 50c. Marriage*, Seethe and In Hemoitnm Garde—Three cents per word; 50o minimum. ■ Birth notices—Free. Births CRAWFORD—To Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Crawford of Klmbflrlfljr. at the St. Eugene Hoapltal. Cranbrook, on Janu- ary 87, a daughter. Male Help Wanted WANT|.*r> — A thoroviBlily competent Itookkt'cper for lumber office. Ad- .li. I ta own handwriting, giving age. exp.rl.no. and .salary expected. Box 651,2. Dally Newa. (SI, I,;) Situations Wanted Male PRUNING, ING. I'I, Sl'KAYINI in. G, II Pi AND GRAFT- IS,,. (656S) Female Help Wanted Chamber-maid. Apply (MOO) EXPKRT15NC WANTEP- KITTHEN ,- The drill. HELP n.lt'-.i Salesmen Wanted i.\.\'ri:ii -- Specialty lalaamaib with car, te dsmonatratfl and mil thfl TIKiMI-SON HYPHAULICATOR, a hydraullfl slunk abaorbflr ami snub* In i . ombtned, for all oara Splendid opportunity for tha right man. Llb- 4 1-al oommtafllona State fxporb-ner. write Jermaln & rhiiiips, 577 Hnw su-. et, Vim. .'NM r <.;-.im CLASSIFIED ads bring rflflultfl quickly nnd economically. ' v4c a word: Furnished Rooms to Rent FURNISHED SUITE 007 Silica Rt. (6558) KERR APTS, SUITE .\ hml -Furnlahi d flttlb I n'. Aaartm-anta (6573) FOR RF.NT—In Annable Block, Single furnlBhed room. Also two and three room eultes. Hot and cold waUT. uteatn heal ami iighi. (C.'.74> City Property for Sale rWO-ROOM PLASTERl.!. HOUSE wltb aere of ground, in Falrvlew. Apply Box 28, Nelson, or Phono 331 Lt. (6F.5.T) For Rent 6-Room House, unfurnished; :. bedrooms; Josephine street. $20 per month. 6-Room House, unfurnished; 3 bedrooms; Front street. $-5 per month. 5-Room Bungalow, furnished; 2 bedrooms; Cedar slreet. $30 per month. R. W. DAWSON Flro Ialfo Casually Phone 1S7 - Aimublu Blk. - **, Box 733 (6437) FURNISHED SUITE SIM™. Mrs. Ryan. 711 IG529) TELL your Nrws clan wants HirnuEli The Dally .Ifled roluinim. Miscellaneous for Sale WHEEL CHAIR—Apply P. O. Box 827, Nelson. (WM) SAXOPHONE—Buscher; C melody, flll- ver-plaU'd. gold lull nnd case as m-w, $7D. I'.tt K'-x II (6595) DIVIDED PAYMENT SALE Beatty Electric WaBhera. Ohio Vacuu— Cleaners; more value for les !>.<.) (6S36) BARRELS, KEGS AND EMPTT Backs —MacDonald Jam Company, Nelson, WANTED — Clean cotton rags. Nawa—5 cents a pound. Dally f579r.) PIPE AND FITTINGS. BARBED WIRE, ETC. 20,000 feet 1% -Inch Pipe, Special, 10c per foot Full etock other ■iiflfl, also Kit tings, at low prices. New Galvanized Barbed Wire, |4.00, Black $3.00, per spool. Roofing Felt, l-ply $1.60, 2-ply $2.0*J, S-ply $2.65, per roll. Extra heavy Mineralized Surface, 90 lbs., per roll $3.00. Mixed Wire Nulls, $2.00 per keg. Wire Rope, Can- va», Logging Supplies and all kinds of equipment B. C. JUNK COt 116 Powell St Vancouver, B. C. (tir.Tii Live Stock for Sale nt. McTigue Matched to Meet Jack Sharkey Late This Month nkw TORK, r h i -Mlk« Mc- Tlf-tta. a hoflfl sen>aflQiHil triumph ova* i*;iui Berlenbach last Friday night fltlrrad tlrttana, til >•! la gnb tlie liiui* '.s (rom Tuiiii y*fl bi4i\\. Thfl h'.sbm,i:i intii'iiii. i-ii tmi,iy thai i« iv ,i: i.i');iii i.y Itnocklni oul Itaeh dhoriti y on February IS. Scon 4 io 2 Trimming o tawa Iit: Si'iiat'Ts Had Lead Once i iTTAW \. I'- b i l fu nil period ona! inghl arhh h netted th«n) tin.. i T« k RIi k ird's n- u fork Amcrlc tne a sufficient margin to hand the Sonata tawn g 4 t.i I trimming tn ■ v n. L flagagemanl h«i tonight. .liter thfl localfl had goa« inio th« iiMii .ni i tall) by Kilrefl tliat tho Anicib imn unloaahfld tha ,-iitn ], in th< middle period tl tinued ralotUUafl until Bouchard, Ihort) Qrten and Oouachar had bulged thfl l Mi'i*.*,.! i in thi cloilng !•• riod, the Ben itorrf attampl to knot thfl m orfl trot* aided when Uooley Smith bagged the rubber, I'Vuifi.r five man rushes were trained on tb" New Vork citadel bul .Turbo* i-..\. i. -i linn:.. :i u ni, glory in stem Bring tha i We sunt. ■ m itol in ib- itiiai tulnuti ;• '■> .. i thfl vh i t ■ -■ ■■. torn tb Uoeop TIMBER SALE X7373 th< s. Hlrd b ndora will bfl i iiBtrici PoreHti r, Si It on, rrnt ii«t -1 ia«" ,,,„,,, (in th* l«th da> of K. bruary. ''■'•'•■ i,,r ib.- purchaM ol Llceac- X7Sf». near ■|-.lM \ ■. i; i'. to i nt i UN llnaal i-i I t Cedai I . . One 111 year will be allow .1 rot n ■ ioval of timber. Kurther partli ul t tin- Chb i l-"i- .i,. Victoria; the I1 ;, i -.'.n. B.C CWtt) I FOB WAI.E — Vary gentle milk cow, in- in n !-'• bruary llth. ITilfl wt< k. fjftj dollai ■ P*ra* r. Bald I ONI RBQ1BTKRKD lilti: l:iu:i» HOLSTEIN ritfESIAN t'tHV 11.m- ,...!i im- sfltltng. ;i feocfl bri-'aktr. Box 11 .. Nfllsou if;:'-'" c l'i ill yi'M'K BALE oow, milking welL Apply Y..rk. 'l',ii;l,ii:n family t;. orgi Rabbits CLASSIFIED ii.Is brliiK results quickly wnfl t»conninU:aMy. ji*tc. a word Lost and Found LOST i:l.i*-' rug Bio ilghl ple«i dark - rimmed leave Bmythr's (M011 LOST Lady's silvei errlal watch, vl clnlty Latimer, Jom phlm . Hoovi I Reward. Peggy Whltehouai LOST Bum ii b li i-'iiiii- r please I cigar Bton LOST l.lKhiwuKht (buk riiiinii I'Mid. i pleafle leave Bmythe'i Prut; Sti.n-. n;:,i-,| ( Dogg FOft SALE — Spilt pups, Pnrticular- ly nlco littlK dogs. Price $C. Mrn. WaterfleM. Nukiisii. (H4j » Machinery for Sale SNAP FOR QT'H'K BALE—Water tub.*- boiler, cnglnii and fitting*--'. Hultubb- for boat, about 30 feut. Box 656K Daily NewH. (6SG6) MININO MACHINERY—Marcy mills, Wflfby tables, Coppua blowers, pumps, lu.'•-■'! en^lnoH, water wheels. Robert <*. Sweatt, Ltd., 406 Hornby street, Vancouver. (6230) CLASSIFIED ads bring resultB quickly and pcfinomlcnlly. I^c a word. Fruit Trees FRUIT TREES—Order now for early sprint? df 11 very — Cherry. Appl**, Peach, etc., nil varieties; also Roses and Shrubs, Rutherford Drug Co. 10042) PRUIT AND (iRNAMENTAL TREES— Order now to insure early deli verv. T. Roynon, agent Lauritz Nuraerlta, Nelson. (6671) Poultry and Effss FDR SALE. CHEAP—100 White Lflg- linrn puHfltfl ami JWUNold betiH, |ay- Ing; also one aiO-enn incubator; ono 1000 chicks coal brooder. Jlox 6B72, Daily .Ni-wh. (6572) Live stock sellB quickly when it Is ad- ■••'-•TtiBeil In tlipwi« folnnina Boats and Automobiles WANTI'.'II — 192 ,,.inn. Must Ik .;*■>;:: 1 ...iiv N... I C'hovrnlPt cnach ,, cheap for ell. Bo: trM.i BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Accounting riHAW.ES r. HUUTBB— Anrtltor. MacDonald Jam BalltUaW. x 1191, N.lMB, B.C (66711) Transfer ATXISSOH IMIHB.OoU, and baggiiKP. IMum,, 174. w ILLIAMS' TBAVSTX: Woot I. (8579) i Tiimii I OS. (G.riH0) Wood Workins: Factory -Below market. I.HlIu I Carp.nte, IH5SI1 Insurance and Real Estate W. DAWSOH— aaHl H.tftt., Inanranc, at.Bt.la Annable Blk. I'.O. Box 733. I'hone 197 R. H. DILL, IHSVBAHCH, > CITY PBOPHHTT. Chiropractors For Sale or Rent Kill! SA I.i: White l-*l,.Ti.lsli p.iliKr., attack. Do., !■".. buck, 14. A' Cntlj. mi. u i:. Wo. i. S.la»«. iMnl l'ull BALE nil RENT Small houae .nd tWO lot. Apply tO J. HlllillliK. Nelaaan Dairy. t< i, IIOItM.IS VHM. ii.v.Mii.T.iN. Out, Mb, I.—Out- irtaiWlBl th,. Uiml.ai,) Hnrnct. in •v,.i> ,l,.|,:iiiin,'iii the lliiniilt'iii clyb thom ■*> in i in ;i I liMKU,. riXtllr, III tr liilliKlll. Ann i H :ni'. nll.iiv.i rorhM . i:,.;il . . lUtM . . ■ II. 1,1... . CI»oey i -..ii i. In i 11. 1. ,,.. Boucher Bu roll Centra . II Smilli 1: Oroen Willi! . . . Sinilisiiti Hill, . . . . Ailums RtMteh Sill, . .. lli.l'tlKin ..Sllli . A Sinllll . Hallld.) 8IDNKY T. »MITH Of WlnnllJelt. who wa. .looted a dlpoclor of Hi*' Buk of Hvf9 At the annual gen,Tal mo^ilnf ol the aharehoM.T!. r,.,»ntlv Mr. Hmlth la pro.ldent. Pmllh, Murpby rompany, llmlled. ffraln dealer, and exporter. -W(nni|aPK. pr,«ident. Rollanc Terminal Kll'Vlltl I: William: prealdent Prtnrtnoo Klevator rompany, limited. Wlnnlpei; preal- dent, Bmlth. Murphy * Co.. Inc, New yatyi "Kllvle Flour Mill, vmmw* ..'Hu'r'i umuitiH, «n* VICTORIAN WIN -,ih\ti;i:u.. Mi I iri'.n in, i.|-..ii.,i ih,. McOIll limn her. to. iliuhl ill ;i Mlli'ii- Krnlip gBtne of ■li,. tjiii.iiw- Amateur Hookey looiu. I to 1. Summary i : per N o B mi period- I Ottewo. Kin ': in, :. a'iii, , i- rd, Ore. n i i". I, Aih-i, hei. 1:49 Third period I, Ottawa, II Bmlth, ,*,. 15: t, Annul in I, Blmpnon, I-:"" Pen.Iti*. Blnrt p riod B hei R. I i Second porl. il II B h, B ilwrl, f Tii.nl period Bcotl CONDENSED 'WANT ADS ORDER FORM Use this blank on which to write your condensed ad., one word In each spvx. Enclose money order or check and mail diri;ct to The Daily News, Nelson, B. C. Rat-?: One and a half cent a word each insertion, six conse<:uUye insertions for price of four when cash accompani<*s order. Minimum, 25c Kach initial, figure, dollar aigns, etc., count as one word. No charge less than 50 centa. Please publish the advertisement below timee, for which I encloae t 1 . DB. B. B. OBAT—CUropnctor. OUk.1 blk. Phones: Office, 116. Bea. 5J1T. blk. Hours: 10-19 and 2 0 Evening, by ii 12m. lli',841 Florists GBItlBLLE'S OBXSHHOUSBS, HBL- Kin. Cut flower, and floral design.. ((EIS) W-i a. J0HNSOH-- Phone 342. Cut flowera Potted Wholesale A. MACDONALD ft CO.— Wholesnle Groc-prn and ProvlaloB Merchant.!, Impnrtora of Teas, Cotttuo, aataaa, Orip.l Frulls. Slaple and Fine* ■:■"*■■ ■ ■-. Ni l--'.ii. H.r (8*5871 Enffineers X. GREEN CO- CONTRACTORS Formerly Cr-^en, Bros., Burden, Nelaua Civil ft Mlninc Xng*tn«-»ra. B. C., Albirtit »nd Dominion ti Burvcyort (658S) S. DAWSON, Xaod Sarrtyor, Mining and C1»U SaflnMr. A. H. Assayera ■E W1DDOWSOK, Uni A11H8, Nelson, B.C. Standard western charges If dMir.d, r.ol'M ni.y b. .ddro«Md to bo« niimfcw. .1 Th. D.ily New. Offioo. If repliee er. te b. m.il«l, .ntlo*. 10. .Ktra to cover co^ of iposlao. ani allow five worde Mrtr. for bos Btimhor. Funeral Directors D. J. ROBERTSON, r. .. .. . a. ■ult.rT K.rlor. .nd Beal Motor Hear... Bbon. 299 Day; Hlght tC7L. SERVICE 165S1) ___M__ Itand.rd rnrnltur. Co. — l.'ndr.rtaker.. Aulo Hearse, un-to* date chapel. Beal services. Price, reasonable. IINII CI.ASsTkIEI) Ads bring results quloklr and ecunnnilcnlly. l%c a word THE PRESIDENT HA5RECEIVED TllRLfc THOUSAMO APPLlCAflOMo 1 Ol' '" APPOINTMENT OFTRA.VLUNC AMBASSADOR BOT IT i^ u.MDER- &TOOD THE CHOICl- I IF.S DET-vMEEM JUDCE BLOT OF KOKOMO ami - /SLDERKIAM-JIGC-O' THAT'S WHAT fTjUOCE BLOT- wmLLylfe *»WT | (Pi I5 MCGAPFNi- ID I IKE I CONNA 'iTANO IM THE "WAV j ll OUT OF JAIL ID I.IKE TO KNCW COMMA' \Of Mt B6COMIM- - 1 '.KARELIN' IlI AM*W*3-*)ADOR. V , " }, MOW- Ll*T£M-iF A BRICK -SHOULD HIT JUDGE BLOT-I'D BE THE MAN TO BECOME 11^ TRAVELIN' AMBA-bSADORPi THERE'S TSM DOLLARS! / IM IT FOR j . *TOO' vr IT'S oome OR ME NAME l-bNT MC-CAFFIMl^ I W THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1927 Page Nine lES 1 IRREGULAR Jils and Industrials Close Unchanged; Wheeling Again Soars JfrEW YORK, Feb. 1. — Stock prices Ihad Irregular today after an early Jlod of strength. Lat« nailing repre- |tod profit-talting by floor traders . had bought stock "for a turn and inevitable bear selling" which ac- hpanled every rally of importance, lh the rail and Industrial averages Jwd unchanged, although rnther wide Kvaments took place in a mmibf-r of "ues ln each group. Kasy credit conditions reflected In the tiding of the . per cent rate In the- Kalde market. The decrease of over f,000,000 in brokers' loans* lan week I the prompt oversubscription of new |hd offerings provided tha background , the advance. Standard Industrials such as U. S. IfeJ common, Oeneral Motor and Bald- all lust ground, the net losses [jiglng from fractions to IH- ■art her accumulation in the rubber jkres was inspired by the further re fiifltlon of 10 per cent In output under i Pteavenson plan. V. S. Rubber and Ijodrlch closed about a point higher, nylng of tho oils was of n nlectlve Krscter. |,In the rails, Lake Erie Jpfd. and fieellng was the star performer, soar- 1 10»; to another new high record of Th© common crossed 6,"> to a new 'all money hold sternly nt 4 per cent day, hut loans as low as *V-, ne* iorted in the outside market. Ijne money nnd commercial paper ni. were unchanged, lales—1,498,400 shares. Mew Tork Quotations High Low Clo«e led Chem. ... 138^ 136^ 136% ier. Loco. ... 108U 107-^i ler. Tele 15.1% MtU K.3'i ier. Tobac. ... 121M: aoonda Cop. .. 47U 4T**fc ihtson H4% Ifi4' .ldwin 10ft'H 100 n. Pacific ... 171% 170'i, re de Pasco.. 11% fii He Copper ... 3.1 'j, rysler Corp". . . 40»i 40% lm Products . 4Xf, 4Ri4 |dge *'.V 2G% 24?, 18% Pon' 174'^ 172 173", n. Momrs . . IU% ir,2"a lTi2-il anby Cons. .. ||% 31 ■« 32 W. pfd 88 15 H iwe Sound ., ^D "i 3ft 3ft i; Isp. Copper .. H% 24 21',-; tl. Nickel .... 41% 40\ nne. Copper .. 11% Y. Central ... Ut% 139 r. Pnclflc n-% lt% llllps Peto. .. 67% B6% IT% io Corpn. ... tt% r.i ick island ,,, ?l 73s, 74 ell Union Oil.. 80% 30% 30U ie. Cons 21 11% ..... u. Pacific 108 107% Oil Ca]. .. riOT*. r.o .-,9% n. Oil M, j. .. 3*\ 3«' Udebaker 51% 5(% sl Oulf Sulph 53% ;*_"■, .... ■ilon Oil n.i. . 54% [ij-jj .,, Ion Pacific , li I Oct. ... Ofi'1. tt% 11% 97% Caih Pricta I Wheat —l northern 119%, I northern [4%, 3 northern 12*^, Nn. 1, 117%, I 102\, No. fi 88^, feed 9t%, tr.Tk \.%, screenings |3. lOats—2 CW 10-%, 3 OW :.:.■.,, extra 1 W-6 It-*, I feed 90%, 2 ford 41%, to* Jttad 44%, trsek 99%. ■JJarlei S CW •'••'■•■9. -1 CW 97%, re- tied fi3%, feed 02%, tr.uk «9%. |,Plax—I N\VC 119%, 2 CW t!9%, 9 C I lt.%, reject.'.] 190%, track mo-i, [illy.—2 CW 191%, MONTREAL, Feb. 1. — Today's trading on the Montreal stock exchange was a continuation of the vigorous forward movement started yesterday. Braslllan, with trading ln 13,715 shares and closing at 115 xd for a net gain of %c, continued to dominate the market. Canadian Industrial Alcohol finished at 24% for a gain of %, Western Groc ers pfd. was up t%, scoring the great est advenee. The closing price was a' 78%. The greatest loss was suffered hy Canada Steamship Voting Trust, off IH- Total j-ales—S.l.nTiS shares; bonds 14."..(100. Mortreal gaits MOXTRRAT.. .-'eh. I, — 205 Asbestos and 20.1 Pfd.. 49ft B. C. Klsh, 150 B. E. Steel 2nd pfd., 11, Til Brailllan, 225 Prompton, 248 Cement, 155 Car, 130 Converters, 2913 Ak'ohol, 1035 Steamship pfd.. 158 Bridge. LSI Howard Smith, llfiO Laurent! ile raper, 0S9 Montreal I'ower. 2950 Breweries, 130 Price Bros., 2148 Quenee Power. 94)94 Shawinigan new. IN9 Smelters, ITI Spanish River and 100 pfd., HO B, Lawrence Flour, IM Wagagamack, 120 Winnipeg Eloc- trl.v ■EO'iitteal doting Pr'cet ,\bltihi 83*\ At). Sugar & C. Fishing 85% Braslllan 115% Brompton 92% Can, Cement 128% Ind, Alcohol 24% Caa. Steamship 3d Can. Steamship pfd 8*'i Con. Smelting 249% Dom. Bridge 10H Dom. OIbrs 105% Dom. Textile .105^ Laurent Ide 104 v. QueneC I'ower 911% Shawinigan 2fit>'i Spanii-li 9914 Sleel of Can 119U Winnipeg BleetrfC pfd 103 Holllnger 11.49 Peamans ,llt AstMstos Corp . ,tt% Spokane Stocks (It. jiorinl i,y c- w aVpolcyardl Hrnzllfnii Smtltrrw . . ., A. Loco f. ■», It Uoffp Hound R'nn. !'[ Dorlffp I!r,,ih.i Itatllo Corpn. . Int. Nil'k. I Int. T. * T. Chrysler .; Nor tii. rn pDba Oo Took I III'- h, N Silv, ismiiii I'now, II I .■ Ml " Mlilh .... I.ni'ly .litii llli'hmniul I loM.niltli .... . anad. Iti nm 1,11> . .till', .»:49k ..iio;-*., .JlTMa .» 3Ji» ..illO'i ..» 02 .1 ,«\ IIJ4S ..• 40S ..$ ».*, * JO . .|UI . lie .ti.r.o llie ■ ll«e im;,. ,,..f 30 i ;iiiii,t,i si, Kiruihlpa pn li i n ,t j M! I Vancouver Stocks li. C. Ml»i r Cork ITimIikv Dunwell <;i:i,'i,.r me ... latUM Mln.a in.. Conl l.it'ky Jim I'n mi, r . r Nnt, *il Q. ;-. ; I'm *t ,'...,p. • ! iv c. Mont. .. Brit, i- Maul, i Troju oil ... f. .: i >-,:. i ' .Oil*, IS', o,; II ,11 I .oi'. m ,i.i in: .11 .1.-. 1..V1 II .III* .17 I II Today's Dividends Kentucky [Ttlllil-^a Jr. pf q. I'lerce, Butter *<■ P. '• , p( q I'i. re , E ■, ni" n _i§WkW_u., SPOTLIGHTING lxin\H\SC. AS AflllSINf ssv I I ANO YOU Will HND j The Mines of the Northwest nvr.UNlGHT the clrruln.ion lisi or "Xorthwesl Mining F.^rvl growfl mill it Is en' most .,..: n nchli i!or in the rii-h Northwest mineral t'-*i' Puhll-'hf-i wiih n pcri-Mii.il InvesUl 111 tl i mhi-p do. velopment ol the .Vnrtlnv. -■,, ii -.■*.,:.. - , . rst hand, I oonfilse :mhI rellahle, • If Rnpplfa t hi Informallnn In sll who are Iritcresicd in miniii!', Invei Linent forwori ronpen for I'i:i:i' mmple enpj*. NORTHWEST MlM's IXYKHTMI-, IT «'».. fOB Bioragui Avi ., Mpoknne, \' ■ ■ please forward me anmt*l vttf.y of "Xor | I Name .VeMi \ I city or P.O. Pro vt nre The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canada, Limited Office Smelting end Refining Deportment TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA Smelters and Refiners I1 Purrhaaen! of Gold, Silver, Copper. Lead and Zinc Oris. Producers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Pig Lead and Zlne. TADANAC, TRAIL TORONTO. Teh. l. — Tlif iirtvancc of over $2 u ■hare |g BolUngeTj the itocl irolng as titph as |9t.9fi, was tin out- ftanding fenturc of the trndinfr nn tit. Standard mining exchangf today. Th< close at $-':'.in ihowed » net gahi f". th« dity af |1.90 'rin- upturn was du tn UH elpsetatlOBS SfhlOtl are enter- laineii iu same quarters (hai some form of merger may li.- worked out for all the Timmins holdings, Thfi Quehi-c Isauei in whieh On- Tim mlno interesis mtt largely represented ware eyoipathetloelly affected, Noranda finished the dn> with a net nam 4.1 .'i5, nt I11.T5, Amutei •old up ■", lo 1(17. Area cloaed with .1 fala for Ihe day of --\. at Lake Shore cos,,] up ni, at $18.5n Mclntvre advanced lii to M9.7S- thi Teck lluaheK Ui, in |«.2r». Caatle Trethewey, following its r,* cent iijilurn. lini.- * I ■ * i! tie day witli | tut loas <•( "•'■ al 191 Elrklaad Lake gold Hade 1 t?ain of le, 10 94j and Beaver was 41ft' ■_•, to 99 Toronto Mines IIkI ■- Dome Mines West Dome Kirkland Lake Shore 1 -ma-Han Lornlnc ,. it.no tl I'M V7r Ighl Hargn Noraads ....,- Mining Corpn T.i'i, Raghea !i.7:> 11,4:. l.M Ml Trettaewi y "K.< 4 toy k ing Tough Oagee l.ll l.M 1 nil ,11 Metal Markets I n.n .17 I ... Bin n-i.-w roRX, 1.;. 1 Dull; .■ f■ • ■,. and f.n Tin—Klfunc apol and , i llnrch, <'i*,.7.*i 1 lull nd m l...1 Dull; apol 17.441 y.itt, Hlen,! i.,.„... and fiiiui- ., ..; SI in 11 Aiiiim,.,! t| i i ■ \i I.... s lard enpp, , S|,..i, ,i i ruilir-s. i . . . !., ,.,,1,,:,., S|nl, ir,s: fin,ii, i, -■ Tin—S, ..i , ■. , i ; ,; . . „,,,, I M I.. .„i .;, ■ . 1 ,'s «,l Nl ■ 111 Minneapolis Grain MINNKArOLIS, I*. I. I |-|..„, un- - In, ni... ,l Oliut |17 in HT.lt. Mmu Mn. i noi ih, rn lltu io lllu, May up,, j,,!,. 1 '..rn N.i :: v.lli.w 7_M_. ,,, -t ,( 1' ■ Mo, :: whit, 11 % i Plat—Nn. i. m ,„ »jo. Montreal Produce M'.n*ti:i:ai. r.i, ] ''.i"' '■ Hrmer I cl , ■ . | .''""'• ' ' II , in u\ .: . , >'■••<<■ ' **• 1 I" .. mill,! II I.. II . . ****m9 ' Dominion Live Stock , «'IKNII'K■ '■ 'I "il "I I, ,,,'.-, tZ;Z" ''" ■■ "< I li I. M, .-.urn.u, to in |.T 11. j I " In III ,.',;V-':l! Rwlpt. - - ..hi. IM, nl, im .... f.iir I. » > '" 1.7.7.*,. '■■'"■ I" iw ■ l ' • '.-. lo U.SI fair '" lond |4 to 14.10. ■ •' lo II, Bood II to ciui.iih w.-ih Invaded b] (ron Hi,, muted Bl Um ClylM fil l-NiU',1 BUlM uriny lUlkt ui.-i biUnl .iviilliii.l,' to I'm.i.in ri'i which iini'li' B Ion ed Inndlilg mi ■ur miiiiK It, n nl upper Anothtr "".' i-i ^r-.' In ''■■ i.lri.n "I f.iiv;;..'! .,; i .■:..!]--. I..I . tVl, lull It »'.; :i fn,.inlly Inv.alnn .,1 ;;i Huu-iii Ottawa ud Montreal wert ■■ ■ llefl. ll "»»• MM '*'' ' .i li wat for tt.1 imrii...-•.,-. til nil'iiiin.'ii.'i'i 11 „,. i.-11 is ;, picture "I the .",.,i ,,f the follow-up ot tnuupart plain ruel ran ihott, Tht inn n ne, »lth ■ crewa , hi Below .ui,- plan, li ihowt landing In the . al Cartlervllle. LEAD AT TORONTO Seagram in New High; Hol- inper, Noranda Are Higher in Trade TORONTO, r..|. I Dislill.ry atock.a continued In noM the l.adrr.shlti in to- diy*i aotlvo MsAdeni nn the Toronto • \.|i;in,i. . Rrtlrtm run up I,, a otW high at 40 and r»acted tu 3n. Alcolml tal eonpa/atlval] Mwdy MttnMi 241. un,i -jii. Brulli.n utta'ned ■ H'-' Uric. „l* I1IK. The cluae was at HSVi, ■ ■ lain of 1%. Holltagtr uni Notantti both ch ) Igher, ih. form, t dofhig nt ':'!.,0. \ today h Kh ini,.,. „ ,,,.,,k.-t valudtlnr "I lilt,000,.mo wa. ni ■. d .ui Rolling. 1 . 11 Toronto Alalia. TORONTO, 7-,l, 1 — 111 Ua-,. ■ "'" B.C. Ki 1, UT Btntm.hlp MM Alcohol, 210 C.P.R, Sll CltJ D. 730 Dom Bturei, mt Nick.l, 11 I Iran, IM Hick.] pfd., 105 11 . Ifarrl., 1 II Pag, ;;, ,,,-.-. Canada Bonds !B0YS' LIBEL CASE STARTS IN BARRIE wiNNN'l.'a ivii. I. -■- Thi Dominion War loam II Victory loam 111", I1M.M; llli, HOI.Mb, HM.Mai Wat loan n ni Wall HIT, tl0o,4m>. Hli, 1111:1, r.i,, nil It, rumiimr loam till, tf'" Mi 1141, 1101 75.1 |I44, Ml lib 1140, Ml luh, MMM: 1141, : Exchange Rates Ni:\v TORK, k. ii. 1 Bti Mini ea- . bange steads nl 8-Maj Utli ,-■' ■ 1 IH di man.I. I . il .i'i dolt A! B '■ ' 'i won*, Ln. ' Nell .'ii :i|.":i.\:ni lie 1..; | i.-i ||hg Hari Kron. 11 BARRIE, Oa' . 1-'* k 1. - - Tl. In th* |l > libel 'i.-tii.ti bronglH 1 hv Mi through the leg oi M 'i 1 * . I 1. The > in. .1. ■■ .. ■ Itietituie ; out it new wuj to mak« mont >■—ln- vaet in art. j* bought p lying f.»r it in lm - Hie has baaa of- fered twli ■■ thi ., -1 ;■ r^ Mghl ho I "1 ■ . I hi Ihi ■II,.' I..-A I, 1 !!■ ■"-I fowl :•-■.*', 1.1 ■ . ltd t*i' .1 itu Iter fat, luttrrfst, No. I . .4 !<-, lie Lumber Competition Keen Since Panama Canal in Operation -*- - - Mom itr.AU 1 .. tit; :-. '' Pai 1' i- e 1 1 ■ I-aaanu 1 1 ■ .11 in. ■■ ■ - id tl nu.! , ll. I 1- 'hi 1 ■ : ! ..... Of tl ■ " ■■■ .1 today uii' i: ■ ..ii u: 1 , fin', r- ■ I Ini nary to thi ■ | 1 : ini '■■• nth ahnuii ■1 tomm i*.'\\ l-'LURRY IN WHEAT PRICES AT CHICAGO CHICAOO, !■'■ b 1 Ron* what of ;i H 1'. 1 f Stttll .I 1 . [)t| I III I' r I !". I Un hi t...-i.i"n had naked for hi." . port wm- not ' ■ ■- t' 1 <\ ut.1.1 niter 1 In- in 11 i«i i Itnnl .(.i ittitlona ■■"•■i,. Nrtn ■-, ■ l.n.ii. 1. ' "in •*■*■*, to . ate *i to ', dn - . ■ -advance, nrul I-."■ pi" '■ 1 ■■ ■ & t" i".' up HOLDS MINe1)WNERS TAX ACTj\S INVALID OTTAW I, ■■'■ b ' 'ni.- ■ up* pa ,-,,i,i 1 oi < ianada In n Jadgmem handi il doa 11. hold thnt thi Mm. • bu in 1 ' Tai aet, IIM, of Alberta, i. lavalM The '■'i. .1. An I nllli 1 It ■, llmltsd, - .1. th« 1% i'ii*, 1.11 the qui thw it Un IIOWI •! Will Bt« and Uf sntlnn I :|1 " flli mUged wltl ■he Rupreme edarl 1 and the tppellate dlvleloa of Alberta. iio5jJtt^l?{»u 4umpflne 1 MCPRPOKATCQ **-**9 2» M.V l«rO | **" *** Attractive Offerings for Wednesday Half-Day Selling Dry Goods FACTORY COTTON—Unbleached, nwdlura quality. Suitable for decorator-., hospitalu, rooming houses, and many household roquireni"iit<. .",■1 i n (in 1 w ide. Yard I- <• in yard*- for 81.00 Yard '? ■>■ 10 yarda for $1.50 BRUSHED WOOL GLOVES— ntlel style. Per pair S.t and |1.30 DISH SWABS OF KNITTED I i ITT0N— Special, 7 for 50<* Ladies' Ready-to-Wear ! RASSIlvRES, D. t A.—These are made from a heavy pink Coutil. Bile* 32 in in \ good -wearing and washing bnuaiere. Wednesday Morning Special 45< ELETTES—Extra grade. Elastic a idea and front*. D. & A. make. Wednes Morning Special $1.35 THREE ONLY, LADIES* WHITE CollSET roVEUS—Sizes 42 to 46 bust. Lace and mibioidery trimmed. Wednesday Morning Onb* ... 50c Si KMER VESTS FOK LADIES—Only a faw Ien. Aatorted sizes. White only. W dnesday Morning Special 15< SIX ONLY, SAMPLE ENGLISH KELT HATS, In shade* of native, fawn and teindcer Wednesday Special ' HSU.50, $2.95 A FEW SILK AND CLOTH DRESSES Size* 10 to 20 years. In sand, lawn. mauve, etc. Wednesday Special $4.05 TWO ONLY, FUR NECKPIECES—Onegrey, une black Wolf. Wednesday S cial $7.05 WE CARRY SASHENA, KOTEX, BELTS, APRONS, BLOOMERS, ETC. Boys' Suits BOYS' TWEED SUITS, In !,r" to 84, Formerly sold up to |14.50. Special Offer $8.98 Qpk'I mm* fkitl .MEN'S AK.MV SSRGE KHAKI PANTS, verv itrong, for irork, Sizes 32 and 84. S|ieci.-il Offer, pair 93.85 Page Ten THF NFTSON HATTY NFWfl, WEDNESDAY MORNTNG, FFRRTTARY 2, 1027 ;The Ark's targt. nrwls Bhlfllng. and good YBhlM ■ I low pho-a-a will do tho trirk.. n»tk TVlnls, 25a* pw yard; All- Wool Serge, 45 Inchon wide, Sl.OO yard. Unbleached Sheeting, "fl Inchea wide. 71W yard. Unbleaehed Cotton. 20»* y:n,l. Circular 1'lllow Colton, a|OV yi'1''1 ty-Mlf ." ';.., I'lunnel- *'•'• 25<* v;|.-'1' Men'.i Plwi*.lined TJnderweiir, $J.75 and $2.00 »iH: Boya', 91.00 "i'i $1.25. J. W. HOLMES Phone 634 608 Vernon St Nothing ia loo good for the aick. Smy the's Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST In business for ymir health. Let up fill your prescriptions. Mill order► promptly executed. Call and wait for ■unday hours; 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m your our. Phone 1. BRITISH BOYS FOR FARMS Arriving latter port of February. For parti' ul uh regarding placing, writi- in Commandant Spearing 75 7th Ave., E. Vancouver ■ B. C. Nelson's Dispensing Chemists Pf| CITY DRUG CO.bULr Films, Kodaks, Drugs, Stationery. Mail Orders Promptly Despatched. BOX 1083 Nelson, B. C. PHONE 34 Come and Get Your Weight Free. [ Nelson Business College EVENING CLASSES Individual Tuition Increase Your Salary AUCTION WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2, 2 p.m. 206 SILICA STREET Acting under instructions from Mrs. J. H. Ashman, I will offer tho foIlouiiiB ponds: Garden tUOlfi, lii tt |1 nu. wrr, hose, kitchen utensils, dishes, I hole cook fltflve, two Quean healers. Singer sewing machine, toilet oet. munlc StAUda, w'-ker chair;-*., music, niusi.' MflCkboflrd, enrpet, equity in Homer piano, rugs, picture frames, Stalner model violin. 1 "cflllo violin, 1 bai»a viol, washing maihiuo, iron bed, mirrors, ate., ste. Ooods on view morning of sale. TerniM—Cash. G. HORSTEAD, Auctioneer P Nothing More to Be Done, Leith Reports to Annual Meeting MAINTENANCE MAIN THING FOR FUTURE SAVE 25% '.>ii Gas nnd Oil liy having your i'ligine OV'Thauli'il. We estimate Him C0flt and guarantee our work. SMEDLEY GARAGE CO. Developing Printing Enlarging Framing J. H. ALLEN Amateur Finishing Picture Framing Auxiliary Does Noble Work; Two Yeara Directors' Term Proposed PurctMM of an additional W acres of land, and eons' ruction of now fairways and of two new tennis courts, marked the activities of the Nelson Golf & Country cluh, limited, during 1SI26, ll was reported at the seventh annual shareholders' meeting last night. Alex Lolth, pivsirtent, presided. The cluh now owns fill acr.4s of land. The financial sta.oment shows the i lull has assets aggregating $26,805. In his report, Mr. Leith stated that in 1926 the directors prOCttcatly completed construction, and (hit In the future almost undivided attention could be given to maintenance of club properties and to reducing and eventually retiring Biortffagea. The tennis committee, In eoopera- tlon with tho Kootonoy Tennis association, const, uctert two addl lonal tennis courts at a cost of |H7JI, of which all hut about $300 wat ropoW. it wis I'xpccted the balance would ba repaid this year. Shares of treasury stock sold since B. C. PLUMBING & HEATING CO. A*m>tl f°r ALBERTA CLAY PR0DUCT8, SEWER PIPE 4 DRAIN TILE. 306 Baker St Nelaon, B. C. We Have Just Received Another Carload ol 'Gilbert' Smithing Coal 'The World's Best' Prompt Attention tu Mail Orders Wood-Vallance Hardware Co., Ltd. WHOLESALE NELSON, B. C 0. K. BAKERY 714 Stanley St. Phona 165 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. You Must Hav. It For P.rfact To.lt in th. Morning. HOWE ELECTRIC CO. NELSON "The House for Good Lighting" Lot Ut Do Your INSTALLING, ALTERATIONSand REPAIRS If you don't, we bott) lose. We have a lamp for every purpose the club waa first projected numbered 145, with a value of $21,750, all -proceeds of which were spent on the grounds, rlub hnu.'e nnd equipment. Green Fee* Increase Maintenance charges largely increased, but the profit nnd loss stnte- menl showed an Increase in every Item. A particularly gratifying fen- lure was the increase nf green fee* to $424.50 for tho season. In its aecond year of existence ths women's auxiliary had receipts of IH74.M, Out of this $175 was handed over to lhe directors, $96..15 for cluh house furnishings, eleclrlc light and running expenses, leaving a cash balance of less Ihan $1. Electric Installations An electric stove and water heating fixture wa.«t Installed In the club house during 1926. Mrs. C. D. Blackwood submitted the report of the auxiliary, and a hearty vol:' of thanks was passed by the me;*ting for tho activities of the ladies. Mr. Leith stated that one of the steps taken by the club In the past year was affiliation with the Pacific Northwest Golf association. Make Term Two Year* Dr. H. II, MacKenzie gave notice that at the next annual meeting of the club he would move an amendment to the bylaws, that "The five highest out of the 10 directors elected Hh-ould hold office for a term of two yea is, and that at each ensuing annual meeting five director* should he elected for two-year terms." B. Townshend of Willow Point sug- K<'sted that the finals of mefl'l eotn* iietltions should he 36 holes instead of 18 as at present. The matter was left In the hands of tho matrh committee, of which Mr. Townshend will be a member. C. W. Appleyard thought there should be .some dub tournaments in October. tender the present system, ha said, all tourneys were finished ahout the third week in Kep;emb*T, tnd he saw no reason why play should not go on for nnother month. Elect Directors Directors elected, were Alex Leltta, A. D, McLood, John Cartmel, C. D. Blackwood, J. H. D. Benson, R. L. M cltride, Dr. E. O. Smyth, T. R. Wilson. W. ft Keyt and W. T. Folh- M-HUhOm Of these, all hut Mr. Keyt anil Mr. Fothertngham were on the late board. Those present win- Alex I.cith, C. D. Blackwood, A4 l> McLeod, l, V RO-fOf*, W. J. Meagher, \V. I.. Keyl. C, W. Aiip'.ey-ird, 11 R Appl-yurd. II. M. Whimster. R Townshmd, R. I*. Mcltri'le, Mrs. M. J. VlKi.eux, <\ B, Garland. T. R. Wilson. Dr. Jl. II. .MacKenzie. W. T. I'ollierlnKhalli. .1. 1!. D. Benson, F. F. Payne, K. T. Tborbturn. Itl'TTS l\ HALIFAX, Feb. l—R. II Butis, a former member of the ' federal parliament, was sworn In lh|s morn- nlng as a member of th.1 leglrtatlve council of Nova Seotia. Mr. Butts ! will take over the duties nf govern- | in ent huuse leader lii the upper chamber. COAST IY BEST IRE; CHANGES Flour Now Stationary; Oata Not Affected; California Fruits Up Very little change waa noted in tho whole.'!,ile market here In the week ending yesterday? Flour, after Its rise of 2i> cento a barrel a week a so, has since beon stationary. Oats are fluctuating sllght- ,y, but only by a slight margin. Sugar remains settled. Coast Hay Good Coast hay, now on ihe market here. Is stated to be the best hay procurable nt present. Alberta hay suffered tram a wet fall, and Washington h:iy Is not .i.s tjean as that from the co.i-t, which is snid to bo in the better condition than lt had been for years, due to the dry season at the coast last fall. Feed prices aro unchanged. Frost in California has caused a slight rtn ni' irapo unit ami or-uigo. prices, hut thli is fell mostly in the larger sizes uf liolh fruils, and ftfl the rise is y< ry slight, retail prices here are not affected. Local Appes Plentiful Importation of California fruits nnd vegetables continue--!, prices being about the same as at this time last year. Local heavi-r \-potables, BUch is pyatoes, turnips, and carrots, are n good supply and prices are stationary. There an plenty of local apples on the market at fairly tfood prices. Groceries sbow no appreciable changes. IN LOS ANGELES He Ia in San Francisco on Engagement ; She Refuses Leave Train your 'CLASSIFIED AD' o IMPLY lift the hook, ask for No. 144 and ^ state your request. It's a service that makes it comparatively easy for you to insert your advertisement. And Wants Ads offer the solution to many a problem. There's always someone eager to buy, sell or trade; someone who has a service to offer. The cost is quite moderate. im:mi:s k\<;\<;kmi;nt. LONDON, Feb. 1.—The Karl of Shaftesbury tonight denied a rep.ir: printed in the Evening Slandard thit his 20-yeai-old son, Lord At>b|ey, was engaged to marry Miss Sylvia Hawkes. niit.-d tb- iii ical -.-tar. The papi r Naid that tbe couple were to be married si.nie liine thi* week. TURKISH WOMEN'S PROGRESS CONSTANTINOPLE, Fob, 1.— A Mowh-m woman. ,\He Z.-teragllp." Captain Wright pflltf that Boswell might h.ive Joked In his use of the word, but that tho late Lord Milner, whom he cited as once using It with leferene.' to thfl elder Gladstone, had not. Was Influenced l.at.r, faptaln Wright said that he hud spoken of the elder Oladstone as in- spe-iks of any great man of the past, like Napol.on. 'I had no thought uf liis family or descendants." he said. Only 900 copies of his boifk had been uold. he said. Letters of the noted RuflfllflQ h-amy. Olga Novlkoff, to the elder Gladstone Wire then read In an effort to refute r. statement by Captain J Wright that she. too, had been Intimate with the late pr.me minister. One let- , ter Mid: "If in free Kngland people cannot correspond without bring vulgarly ! i .ilumiiiated, Hun Kngland is dcgent*r- , uting." C i>i.nn Wright Interpreted this as j showing that thfl sldflf Uladstone was unto thfl flboolutfl lubjocuofl of Madame .N'ovikoff. JOfltlCS .w rv ruin] thai Lord Glad- tit one's letter to ths s.i'i-etary of the ■ Bftth ciuii, «hicii coBUlned the nhflrm loriMtlons un which Captain Wright Ifl lacing lt*s Kb*) suit, wn, writi.i. on ■ privileged occasion, hut k-ft the quea ■ tlon of whether It was actuated MUtfls for -flMfflt-MI by the Jury. New Spring Caps VV713 HAVE just received the first shipment of our new Spring Caps, and thoy are sure dandies. Made In both the one-piece and eight-piece tops, either adjustable or not All new patterns. S2.35 to *f3.00 QUALITY SERVICE SATISFACTION. b| Precipitation Over Half-Inch IVin't forget! Trnll Amateur Musical Rocii-ty "Bofttity sivp," lielaofl Open House, Februaiy ImIi <♦*.«[>> The fui r the late Ulsa .1. .in i in- n.ii will d.' held In Si. Saviour's Church this il on it If your taper i n i dollrtrtd by U.30 o'clock every morning, d|mb« telephom Ths I'aiiy M« + to. an SRtltlod to rtOOtVS your )..i|i. r l>v this lino. (llOfi) Alston I.-mho lisi vacMWles for four violin pupils ool) Phons WU Studio. 7lt2 Vernon stfl I ' (MH] "Ones I look lik.' a cook or dorsn't l?"~You will find out If you attend "Keep Out of the Utekflk" the thr.- sci i "tu- iiv i,. ing product d in Catholic Pai-i> h Hall, !■'• i ruai. I, nt k o'eloofc, under auspice- Boy Pcofllo. Admlsfllon r.iii-, students ::o'. (istl) h Choral s iV LSHfllfl tonight in Btrathcoaa M..t. i it v, o'clock. («6«7> Dr. M. F. Setters Physician and 8urgson iiiit* 503 to 509 Rook«ry Building Corner Riverside and Howard Over Whitshouss. SPOKANE, WASH. Sons of England at Carpet Bowls; Stirzaker Wins Initiation of a candidate Into the White Itose degree, followed hy two games of carpet howls, I«*stured the meeting of the Sons of Kngland Henefit sociot\, h-'ld in Memorial halt, Monday night. The two teams taking part in tho howls were eaplain- d by II Stirzaker and A. VfltoA The first game resulted in a draw, H-4. n* Ing a second gam., wiiii h was won l.y H Stirsaker's side, 1-0, approvi: or Mm WASMiMiTd.N. IVb. l.—Dlsre- gar.ling t>i«- • i^-b- - of 1 I'oolldge, the senate today a|iproV.d the beginning of construction thi*-* year of three additional scout rruls- ers. The weather continued moderate yesterday with a heavy fall of snow. The minimum temperature was 24 degrees above zero nnd the maJtl- mum 32. The snowfall was 6.5 Inches equivalent to .56 Inches of moisture. Today's forecast !■' for snow or sleet. RAMSDEN-S Wednesday Only, 11 o'Clock Till 12:30 Ft ripe Broadcloth!) Rayon Silks, Colored Lingerine and Wool Ratines. Alt are 86 Inches and values up to $1.50 yard. On Wednesday, for lft hours, selling at 3 yards for....$1.00 Ramsden Bros. Dry Goods Ready-to-Wear Boys* Wear J. A. C. Laughton, R.O. Specializing in Correcting Defect iva Sight by Proper Glsssss. Quick Repair Service. GRIFFIN BLK. • • PHONE 12ft tt**%\WJ/A \Tjf,e'*.re ajpitot tertainmenf TONIGHT ONLY HATS SWARM Dl 7 LONDON. Feb. L—(A. 1*.)—There are fewer artists' model-*) in Ohfltoflfl London's (ireonwlch Village, but more rats, it has been brought out j In the reports dealing with thlB , wealthy borough. Thp models are not so numerous 1 as formerly, ■ good many artists having nio\.d Iheir studios io other I pars of the elty. The rnt« have come in baajtOflfl •,( the housing con* IdJtloBa, declare the authorities. 'The place is swarming with rats, snd general i otul.lions arc deplorable," (.ays a city surveyor'-* ti port. "Th- tOWnl -hnwcd me (hive fO$0 WhUh tht iial c: