— For Progress of Rinks in the Rossland Bonspiel SeePa&e8 VOLUMB H %dni Markets Fluctuate in the Trading on Monday —Pa$e Six ■SH nelson, Birnsa Columbia, canada—Tuesday mobnino, rbbtjaby s, ism riVB CINTS A COM NUMBER M« HEENA1 ■»■**■ 'TACKS SLAVE' CAMPS IN ONT. Westminster Policemen Will Cleanup Booze Bootleggers Tuesday Is Zero Hour; Big or S m a I Establishments Will Have to Go Declares New Mayor the NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C., Feb. B (CP).—The «ero hoar for New Westminster bootleggers will be 6 p.m. Tuesday ta the result of an order given by the police commission at a meeting today to chief Peter Bruce to close up all places suspected of selling illicit liquor. ITie commission was unanimous in the decision that bootlegging establishments should be wiped out. Big or small they will have to go, declared Mayor Fred J. Home, chairman of the commission. The contmision also decided to hold an enquiry Friday nlfht Into derogatory state-* menta alleged to have been mada against members of the police force. /..,—_._. tAm wataon at- I that fii* wha made auoh wild ba (oread to oron at tbalr useiHuui or to Troops Called to Quell the Paris Street Disturbances (hut np. LOTS Or WOBBY "Bootlegging Joint* have caused ns a lot of worry," -aid Major Hum* la Introducing tbe liquor question (Continued on rat* Sana) Radio Station Has Its Drama of Death .One Killed and Another Slashed by Jack- Knife Wielder; Lady Worker Faints in Los Angeles Radio Studio 1000 VETERAN SOLDIERS ARE FORCED RETIRE Demonstrations Mark Hectic Day Before President's Home MACHINE GUNS GUARD STREETS Public Services Mav Be Cut Off- I !t*le Blood Is Shed LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5 (AP).-An unscheduled death drama broke into the broadcast of radio station K.H J. here today. An unidentified man, running amuck with a jack-knife, stabbed to death Edwin Wolverton, 21, of Grand Junction, Colo., and slashed another man about the head, while a girl aecretary, whom he first menaced, fled screaming down the corridor and faint- • ed. Four mfen itibdued him. Wolverton, who died from a stab wound in the bead, was on vacation from a Colo- rado radio station. Tba sst-Ofnt. victim waa Wairan FsMaaa, SO. * upmeuUtl-a of the Dow ItHtss am tamo*. BU wound, ware not Btrtoas. Tb* man cam* la ttw atuclio aad went Into tb* oetAu ot Or*** Kane. a amatory, eating tot a Jot. wbleh (Caatlnaed a* rat* Klfht) WILL 'TIGHT LIKE DEVIL" TO BEAT LONDON TREATY Admiral Keys Says Naval Part Has Done "Grievous Harm"; Urges Air Force rc«rr_--QOTB, Bngland. Tmb. I (OT e*b**)_ Hia London naval treat? wa* t***-oe_nost_ tonltht aa having dons "gritrvoue harm" to tee British nary, and a oall waa sounded for an "*flk_*nt air tores br Admiral -tr Beater Kara. The admiral la National Cbnstrvs- tlve candidate In ths North Port*- mouth by-elsotlon and ba was' mat- lat an election addjssi h*r*. De- elarln* th* London treaty, which oomplstod !_« man. bsfun ln th* W*_lntnon u— ty br llmiunf toui tor crulaara, on* of tha Labor tjoverninent'a grealut blun- dee*. air Roger said: ***ft swaps sway *11 th* satstjuard* so vital to th* proteeetion oc aur tnd* routes which ware Included ln the Washington tnaty." B*g*rdrng th* air ton* Uw admiral declared. ' uadoubudlr unlaas w* hav* eufrir-cnt alroratt to defend to* oountry. w* will lay ouraalva* open to a devutatlng aerial attack. Uonont, an ttlleUnt air tola* li needed to assist la tbs protection of our merchant ahlp*" air Roger esld tbat whan th* London treaty cams UP for revision ln US* h» would "fight Ilk* th* devil to hre*k It." Colli on Christian Churches Help In -Stopping Ihe Advent of Warfare MW TOMC Ttb. I (AP)—With * "torrtflc outtburst" of war Imminent, plan whereby Uw Christian church** oould strengthen Intorna- tlonal p**cs waa offered Sunday by Rt. Btr. Rockaborough Bsmlnston amiui. blahop of Alaoma, In a sar- aon In the Protaeunt Bplscopel ohurch of Bt. Starr th* Virgin. -Already.*' tb* blahop eald. "the shahlng preparation* of anna ln ■drop* re—rbste ao loudly that Uwy oan b* heard ovsr hsr* and tha poison ga* In preparation penetrate* te our vary noatnia. Abolition of Uw profit-nuking m-ttiv* la armsmente, Instruction or Uw young*r generation ln the art of conciliation and refuaal to ooun unano* a war in whioh Uw govern .mint had rejected arbitration wire 1 Uw chief proposals of Uw bktbop. LORD ASHLEY IS AFTER DIVORCE l>Aa_, !**b. • (Tueeday) (AD— I Hw Hew Tort HeraM'a ParU edition aald ln a dlapeloh from London today U_t Lord Aahley. SS-ysar-oM | eon and hair to tha ninth Bart ot abttttbaty, has flMd a dlvore* peu- ! tlon with Oordon, Dadds at Oo. solicitor., sad tthst **tl*d eoplaa of ttw petition will be aerved today. Moy Control Water * of the Alouette HANsTr. ao. tab. • (Cri-Pollt—- Ing oomplslnts from It residents of ' Tonne-Son about troubl* osused by noodlng In thst dlatrlct. s delegation from Uw tup's lUdgs mu- I awipal ooundl will wait upon Uw 1 B-3-UI. oompany, Mmltad, to <_*. | erusa oontrolling tbs wster In tb* Alouette river, whleh the complaln- laau toM tb* oouncll waa aant [clown Uw rlrer by tha company re- *" of oonuqtwnoae to Um** ar It wa* alleged that th* fY.od_.ts. |*af th* oompsny'. dam had baan alnca J.nuary 3. w.tor can bs Idlvsrwd to stare lak. mm ths lAkweit* lsks —«*—>lr. it waa and. JAPAN HAS NO PLANS BATfLE TCttCttTO, Ptb. I (AP)—"Japan haa no IntsnUon ot being th* itsimn la any war wltb Ruaala." Prlnc* Tokugawa, prial- d*nt of th* Jtspsnes* bouss of PMt* and tatber of that ooun. try'a minuter to Oanada, atated on bu arrival bo-* today. "Japan." he eontlntwd. "stand. ta gain nothing In oonfllct with RuttsU and nuaeU oould gain notrting In war with J-apan. *Th* tnuraata ott Japan aad our Soviet aalgbbtaa at* for CSSS...I t....SIS,..H French Treasury li Emptying Fait PAJUB. P*sb. • (AP).—Tb* Preach govarnmsnt wa* ftnd again today wltb a rapidly emptying treasury dt—ill. * reoent usus of t *x».ooo.ooo franoa in treasury band*. Only 140,000.000 franoa (S.1.01.,- 000 at today* tloslng quotation) waa reported In chamber ot d.pu- ttss lobblsa to remain ln Pranca'a cash hot attar payaient of unrenewed abort-term obligations falling du* dally. TA By ALEXANDER H. I'HL. Asseselated l-reas rorelgn staff) ■ARIS. Peb. S (AP).—A chsllenge to tb* week-old gonrnment ot Premier B-ouard Daladler In tba form of a damonetratlon by 1000 war veteran* ln front of tht preeldent* reeldeno* waa put down by mounted Republican guards tonlgbt. -Thst ttw government (eared other dlaordare wu lndlc*t*d by tb* mo- blllsatton of troops armed with ma- ohln* gun* ln the capital aa tbt at*rn-t*ced Daladler plunged grimly Into prapftrstlons for tb* fight for hU cablnefe lit* In Uw chamber of daputlee tomorrow. A foroa ot eeveral thousand police eased m tb* neightborhood ot tb* By*ee pslsoa and Uw natrby ministry of tbi Interior—which th* orowd alao tried to nun—blocked tbe manlfastanta. mambert of. ths CroU A* tt. vatarena' organisation. PiUSa-ally, tbt gov*mmant ap. patrag aseunid of a mtt af con. fiaance taa th* tmaiHi rmtllnad tor airing tb* Stavlaky acandal. but a stormy aaaaton Iras likely, whll* fear cf threatened rioting kept th* mln- latry narvoua. although determined to ua* a strong haad. Ten machine guns, Utht demounted ln two tactions ind tbs others ready for action, tolled In amall carta drawn by mule, to tb* Lourclna bar- rsaks, ths one closest to tbe chamber ot deputies. Ths courtyard ot thl barracka WM crowdsd with soldUr* A strlk* by tail driven eutomatl- oally cleared atrsete and furnished thtniunda of possible recruit* to riot Uadera. wild rumors were elr. culstsd ta tba tftaet th.t public would bs cut off. with tele- and alactrtc light **m<_ suspended. Markets at a Glance By tk* Canadian Pitas Toronto and Itontreal—industrial stocks hlghsr. ' Toronto mlnss—Irregularly higher. New Tock—Stocks closed higher. Winnipeg—Whest dossd lower. Toronto—Bacon nog* oft oar down IS cants to t.71. London—Bar allver lower; copper, tin, leed and sine higher. Sew York—Bar aUvar lower; Uad unohengedt ooppar, tin and tine higher. New Tork—Ooffee higher; sugar lower; ootton and rubber unchanged. New Tork—Oanadlan dollar down 1-16 to M 1-lt. MORE ACCOMPLISHED AT OHAWA MEETING THAN "EVER DREAMED OF," DECLARES RETURNING B.C. PREMIER P.G.E. and Better Terms Pro. posals Still Open Subjects, He Sajnr TO COME UP BEFORE A SPECIAL COMMITTEE Would Make Public Works Program Fund Total $200,. 000,000; Expects Further Word Any Time 39 ARE KILLED IN AVALANCHE Entire Village Left by Inhabitants in Corsica m __ . v* 9ABTIA. OtMia. Tab. I (AP)— A hut* evelinch* of rocks snd snow' klU*d IB persona ln tbs mountain village of Ortlpono and destroyed 10 houaea early Sunday. Tb* viuat* was cut off from contact with Baatla until tonight, whan a reacui party lmmedlstely aat out oa akils to bring aid So the stricken bsmut. Ifln* person* ware trapped In i houaa at Vlaaabona, wblob wu burled undar a allde. Tb* entire village ot Blslnchl was abandon*] by lta Inhabitant*, who feared fur. ther avalancbaa. Vaila Dt Boatlno and Oaatallo, n*arby vlllagee. ware Isolated by snowdrlfla 11 to lt tMt deep ln pUcu Authorities tt AJacdo ' aaked for relief volunt**ra and tba Italian consul offered ttw help of a trained crew of to iklUre. vancouvbb, m. i ten— British Columbus tw* main pro- possla wire unanlmonl. endorsed at th* DotBlBlon provincial conference, aad two ubsldlary polnta are «IU open to negotiation. Bach wat tb* lamming ap tf the eoatannc* audi by Premier T. D. Pattullo sn bli return from tbe east today. "Mom more w*. accomplished tban I ever dreamed of," he aalt. Tb* tiro main pointe mrt: L Unanlmoai *ndon*awat of tb* nece-iltr for Instltiting a worka program to reabsorb tb* unempfciyed. I. Waiving of objection by ee—try province agalnat th* Doialalon taking whatever action It ases lit t* aatUt aay prcfvlnce riaanclally. "Mr. Bennett blmxlf rsgaruad (Coatla-Mi eat rag* light) EVANS APPEAL CASE HEARD PREMIER WORKS IHE ALEXANDRIA ARCHIBALD FLIES TO PLAY IN BONSPIEL aossi.AND, a. c, rt*. a—ai- ding * llttl* touch, of modernl.ni to tbe annual Brltlab Columbia Carllag koasalel. >H Is fill •wine at th* OcMdsa cUy, W. M. Arehlkald. mine* muuger for the C. M. a S. Co., flew la early thla morning front citaten to ship hU rink tn the ipteL He landed al tb* Trail airport and motored ap to BossUnd. Th* •tteernoon Waa dull aad flying conditions did nst sppeu to be good. Bremer Suspects Gain Freedom •T. PACb Peb. I (API—em** men art—led at Owatna*. man. tonltht a* imperii In tb* kli- n.pplng mt ttrmrt O. Bremer, were *a**iv*d st any eonnartion with tb* akdactloa by Chief eg relic. Thorn*, imhlii sfter a Ungthy grtniat. Huey Long Must Face Libel Suit WASHIMOTON, Ptb, S (AP). _ District of Columbl* oourt of topic-— rutted today that senator Ru«y Long (D.-Ls > must d-Iend a Btoo.- 000 dvll action for libel brought by Samu.l T. Ans.ll, formsr ooun* ail for ths Dnlted States aentte emnmltt** whleh lnvastlgatsd the •lection of Senator Overton (D.-La) Gold Property Up B.C Coast la Now Producing VAtttXyOVBt, Ttb. I (OP)-D»U L. Pitt, general manager ot th* Premier Oold Ulnee company, limited, owner of ttw Premier mln* on Salmon rlrer, Portland Canal du- trict, today annomwd that bU company hsd scqutrad oontrol of ths Alexsndrs gold mine, it Phillip. Arm, ISO irllee up ttw coast trom Vanoouver. Por purpose* of etamlnlng and aampltng Uw Aleaindr*. Uw oom. pany first took a 00-day option. A* * result ot tbe extmloatlon, tn* oompsny d*clcU*d to complet* tiw option and oontrol ot tb* old Alet- andra U now ln Premier hsnds. "Developmint of tb* Aleiandra by tbe Ttenmet U now under way," ST. Pitt atated. "Tb* work U In charge ot 8. II. Manning, ot tha Premier engineering staff. Tb* old machinery has been plscesd In oondltlon by onr expetu and Uw operation Ut pro- c*Mlng." Befor* Uw operation at*rted tb* mechanical superintendent ot tb* Pi—AUr waa sent to tb* Aleiandra to overhaul th* machinery, whits, ha* bt*n reconditioned. But Decision Is Not Handed Down by Appeal Court V-OT*ORIA, Peb. « (CT)— Tbl BrltUh Oolumbls court of appeal today nasrved dsouion ln tiw caaa ot Arthur H. leans, who I* appatli-g a asntano* ot on* y**i*i imarUon- ment Impoasd at Uw Vernon ssbUbw laat s*pum_r. B* wa* connctad of aavocatlng tore* a* * means ot ac- oompUahlng governmental, lnduetrlal and economic changn In Oanada, Ttw oourt room waa orowdad with men and woman, mot ot thtm wearing buttons bearing th* words "repeal Motion ge—Baan* defence fund." W. H. B_l'oek-W*b*t*r, proMcutor. ln argument, maintained that Cvana had advocated tores as chtu—d. He •tated that Uw Uw wu aimed at tb* uat of force tad not oommuntam. becauee oonnnunlam eould bo brought Into ton* la Oanada al any tlm* by th* parliament of oanada. LICENSED SILVER DEALERS HELPING OVER 12,000 ARE AT WORK IN THE WOODS Or-e-TAfWA, Ptb. I tOT)—With llcOOO to 15,000 man sngaged In bush operaUona In eastern Oanada, a* a whou, and with an lnor.ua. ot between so snd TO pir cant In tb* number engaged In tb* o*tln*tu an*, th* Canadian International Paper oompen. reporud today a tre- msndous Improvanwnt In busl- nsas and much brlgtutsr prat. pecU ientrally for I'M. ****** U.S.A. TO ACT ON SILVER IN NEAR^VIURETIboy ABDUCTED TT«:v.on THEN ROBBED Holdings Silver Has Advanced -. 20 Per Cent; Much Speculation By BICHABD _ TTJBNIB (AssBcttted Prea* lUtt Writer). WASBraaTOM, P»b. 9 (AP).—An expecutton tbat th* UnlUd statu government u considering some further monetary aotlon Intended to Improve tw prlo* ot •Uver was accentuated today by disclosure thtt tbs treasury U checking up on all apsculative holdlnat of tbs metsl. Agsnu ot th* department have been aant to Bew Tork to obtain th* Information, Secretary Henry Morgenthau told newspapermen, and ln addition licensed dealer* and the banks have been aaked to b*lp. "Sine* Oct. ao, the pr-lo* of gold baa advanced .1 per osnt," -for- genthau aald, "and surer ha* gone up 10 per cent." Question* aa to whether th* Increase ln the Utter quotation had lad to a trusplclon ott Illegitimate activity in silver, and whether some action In eonrwetKm with that m*rt»l was Immmtnt, drew oaly non-oom- mtttsl answer, trom th* chtoet ISslhUsn of cangfaas tram elt—r producing states long bsvs been con- vlnosd President RooaiT.it u punning eome action to help produosn In addition to hla prota—wtlon of D*c. .1 opening op thg mint* to newly-mlnsd silver and giving th* miner * return of OtV, cant* an ounce on bU output. Whst Mr. Rooeevelt may now h*t* In mind waa th* aubxet « much speculation. WHERE IS THE FAMED GARBO? ■NICKEL ORDERS 10c DIVIDEND i Common Stock Will Get a Break Following Pickup in Busintra-s Three Charges on Fearn in Air Mail Forgery Allegation wT. JOOI-B, Ttb. I (OT cabU)- Thre* ctwife* war* resd against Percy faarn wben ba want on trial In supreme court todsy a* *n alleged tnettrttber of Uw ring whleh polio* oTurg* with whoUaala forgery of eapenslte slrmall itampi. Misting Treasurer Believed Fugitive in Cent. America SWATTU. I**b. S (AP)-Mwrltt Claud* O. Brsnnlak todsy atpnaasd a baluf tbat otccH O, Wltunmy*., •uspsndcMl King county treasurer, chsrged with * ttl.llt) grand lar- NEW TOTU, Ttm. I (CP)—Directors af th* Intsraalloaal Nickel oompanj today ordered * dividend en th* comas** atock of 10 c—its s ihare, the ftrst dlsbenemrnt en th* Junior shares line* INI. Tb* 1%-ornt dividend to payable March tl to stock of record March 1. Th* Ust previous dividend wu fire rents, pslt la December, IMl. "Resumption of dllldinds an tb* common stooks." Mid Robert O. SUnley, preeldent. "uN du* to • study Improvement ln tb* world market for nickel and to proepecU for continued demand. Th* upturn, tint nottcsd ln tb* spring of lost, has b**n accelerated by Uw bettor buslnasi condition, which diveloped In th* United States oversea* during UJS." OHICAOO. Iwb. 5 AP)—Orete Oarbo. Uw film atar, and htr director and reoent companion on a trip Into Arlson*, tonight had railroad offlclala puaaled, Uwy aald, aa to whether the couple was aboard a New Tork-bound train. Offlclala of tha Pennsylvania rosd first aald tbat whsn the Manhattan limited left Chicago for N*w Tork thu tltcrnoon tha swedlah it-tram and a man meetlnt the description ot bar director, Reuben MamouUan. war* believed sboard. Tbnlgbt, how- mr, th* conductor ot Uw train reported h. waa not certain aa to tha Identity of bU passenger.. The occupsnt* of oar sift, drawing room "A," wire the oeritre ot the pussle. MamouUan mtt aeen In Chicago today, bound for th* asst, ha aald. but denied that Mlas Qsrbo wu along. In ths drawing room ot tb* Pennsylvania train In queetlon wu a woman, bar maid, and a man. Reports tbat the woman wu ths stilus could not be confirmed. Net Spread for Trio of Men After Duluth Affair DOU3TH. -ann. Ptb. I (AP)- AuthorltU* In Mlniwaote and WU- oonaln towns at tha haad of tb* laaat spread a net tonight for three wsU dreued man wbo this morning abducted tha young nephew of t mut market operator her* and robbed him of atore reoelpto he wu Uklng to a bank. lees* oerahgol. proprutor of tb* market, whou nephew, David, was the rlotlm. bu refusad to dUclou tba amount ot tb* loss. Pint re- ports aald lt wu bttweitu M.000 and ts.ooo In cash and cheque* *nw youth wu *cooet*d on a downtown atreet. forced Into th* bandtto' automobile, struck ovar th* head with a gun and thrown out upeo th* lw on th* Lak* Superior bay batmen h*ra sod superior. Wt*. after hU pockeU bad bun emptied. IXAIMS RANGE IN PAY FROM ONE-70 CENTS This Is for Work in One Month He States HEAPS MOVES TO REDUCE HOURS House Approves Plan os Measure in Aid Relief Workers OTTAWA, Peb. I (CP).—Charfrs that "suve campe" were operated )/ tb* Ontario government la whleb men received only * tew osnt* lor ■ month* work, were made tn tbe boon af oommona today by Hon. Peter Hecnnn. form, er minister o; labor. He said ba possessed cheques ranging from 70 unt* to on* cent for a months - ork. Issued to men ln the relief camp*. Tb* farttsr Ubor mlnleter'i charges prefaced paaatng *f a rer-iutloa, ipotuored by A. A. ne*pe. lab., Winnipeg North, nt* , atrnetlng the government to eon. alder reducing bears of Ubor aa an oncmploj-ient relief raeuure. lt woald apread out *v*Uabl* work aad Inereese genersl purchasing AUSTRIA ASKS LEAGUE'S AID Fearful of Germany's Aggressive Stand; Province Nazi By WADI Ws-aNIB (AssuUted Pres foreIgn Staff) V—RIIA, P»b. ft (AP).—Austria, with on* provlnu gone fascist u tb* reault of a wnutlonil coup, turnsd to Uw Leagua of Nation. today for protection against what ber Under called Oerman sggrssslon. Prince -gmat von Stsrhsmbsrg. luder of tb* Heimwehr. eiUbllshed hU own men In office in th* Tyrol and Informed Chancellor XngWbert Dollfuaa that, ln future, the militant home guard would support tb* chancellor only lt be suppressed government by political parties Dollfuaa himself announced tonight ha wu iMilng VUnna Wednesday to go to Budapeet tor two day*. Thar*, h* aald, b* would confer with Julius Ooembou. premier tnd mlnllter of nstlonsl denfece act Hungary. WAR RUMBLES Roundhouse ond Two Engines Bum in Frank Bloie rBAN-C, A«a- lab. I (CP)_ flaaiu dutraytd tiw CanadUn Pacific rtnway roand boau aad tws to—BueUrea htr* today. Damage ww utraulil -at tM0U. Tbe orlgl* *f tbe fire to unknown. Tk* Beairatwa fin brigade aided workers I* qa*Ulng tb* blase. Austria man fearfnl of German annul on nils on leagn* of mtlora fir help. |-aactota prt own man ln office la tk* Tyrol. Germany claims difference* only between tw* nation* and have nothing to do with International ttenera evpleera whole lit nation. Muoaw declare, .i.mptlon. agaln.t grain delivery for peas.nl. In eaatsrn SlberU. Workers, engineers. »rmy membera given- Increased pay. Moscow strengthening wub.r polnti and building np army aural* In view of tenie Buaao-.ap- anew reletlons. Pay Inuuata to soldiers BO per cent for soldier, snd SO par unS for blsher offtcsrs. csny, may havs eecaped to a On-IBon. 9 tral Amesrrota republic. |finane*. Canada's Net Debt Is $2,-587,122,482 OTTAWA, Mb. I (CP)—Tb* nst debt ot Canada at tna clou ot Uw cs-andar paar lots wu M.ote.m.- **-). This Infonnstion wu given In th* bouu at oommon* today by H. Rhode., minister of Bishop's Door Is Opened for First Time in 410 Years MAOQBBOBa, Oermany, I**b. I (AP).—It* rusty hlngee xyumklnt mightily, ths bishop's door at ths famous csthcdrsl of Qalnt Mattrlc- and Saint Catherine was opened for the ftrat time tn 410 yesrs todsy. It iwuhl wld* to admit tha tww Karl blahop of th* provlnu of Sai- ony, th* Bt. Rsv. Prledrtch Petor, for hie conaecratlon by ftelebsblahop Ludwtg lluelUr. WAR PENSIONS PAYMENTS LESS Fire aad Bait MUD*** uu At Ead •f INI la— MSat*-— At Ottawa OTTAWA. f*sb. I (OP) _ Total amount paid out In war pension, hu bun dropping for tba past thru yesn, snd at tha end of December, 1SS3, tb* annual war peneelon bill wu approtlmataly t5.600.ooo leu than Ui 1031, and nearly s..000.000 lea. than In ltl_. ThU IntormaUon wu conveyed to Hon. Ian Msekenal. (Lib., Vancourer omtre) In th* houu of oommon* today by non. Murray MacLaren, minister ot pen- euona and national health. Th* totil for SOU wu MT.t)l.«Tl. for its., S4S.tSS_o and tor loss Uw total wu st loos 485 Tb* decreau occurred In ratro- actlre adjutttmenu and reetonuon of final paymant*. SERGEANT CUTS HIS THROAT TKyropoA. tvab. s tor)—An in- queat wtll be bald tomorrow Into ttw duth of Sergeant O. A. Santa who dud ilrntst IniUntty -eundsry wlwn, Kcordin* to report*, tw cut hU threat with a laaor ln Military hospltsl at Work Point barrack* ln full vuw of patlenU and attandanU Ssrgeent Senior bad bun oocn- nn*d to hospital sulttrlnf tram melancholu, acoenkng to bsrrscks rat-oru. In *cceptlng Uw ruoIuUon, Bon. Hugh OuthrU, mlnutar ot Justus, said ths government, had bssn oon. slderlng the problem for months but alwaya collided with tba conatltu- tlonal fact that hours ot labor ware of provincial concern. CONDITION! DISOBACItTt'L Tb* former labor mlulator, w-bo left tb* treuury benches tor overalU and a locomoUr* ensln«r. window after the lut alecUon. said thoua- ands of man workad In "aUv* carapi'' in Ontario, "under th* mut dla-TBMful condiunens tbat amy 1st found ln Any country, not Including ■nan*. I hava bu* flv* or aU chksquu which theu men hava re- ostvad after * mantha work. On* la for TO unto: another for 11 unto; ths next, aft unto; ona for nln* unt*, and than lut ol all, on* tor on* unt." Th* federal tovamment contributed to tb* reltof expenditures ot Ontario, continued Mr. Hunan, oall. Ing an federal authorltlea to with- bold further paymenu until deoanS working oondlUons wen Institute*!. rASSKfl I101SE Tb* Hup* reaolutlon passed tb* houu without oppoaltlon or vot*. Members of all panic, aupportod It, generally refining to th* fut that ihl provlncu hald th* right to lat- ulat* on boun of labor and tba general Impotence of tbt Drjmlnlon. Tb* former liberal government bad passed Uw Pair Waga and Bight-hour Day act, Mr. Hunan aald. Ttw Coourvstlve gonrnment hsd d6ne nothing to further tba principle of reduction ln boun la industry. production In oanada today at* cud* consumption and only what w* re*Un thU can untmplovmaM oondltlona be alienated, Mr. Heap* tald tb* bouu. Itt Beapa auggutod a 30-hour wuk'would provld* aufticunt Ubor to produu everything renulrad. Tb* proposal nulved support of Angu* Mclnnto (Lsb.-V.ncouver South). "Msnual Ubor hu carried tb* brunt ot tiw iffecta of th* depruUon," h* itotod. Bettor dl.trlbutlon of la* oom* snd a redutrlbution of ttw houn of Ubor on k downward ac*l* war* th* proper stop* to desl wltb unemployment. BEADJVST AITBOBITT Wilfred Hanbury (Ub -Vancouvay. Burrard) aupportod th* rucMutloa. BrltUh Columbia, he aald, with higher rate, ot wag., and shortor houn under provincial legislation hsd to contend with other proline** wbere theu Ubor regulation* did not axlst. Mr, Banbury auggutsd the pro*. inou and Dominion confer with a view to having Um question of authority readlnsted under the British North America act. Tb* molutlon wu acceptable tt tb* gonrnmint, Bon. Hugh OuthrU, minuter of Justin, aald. Ba wta leading the bouu ln ths aheenu of the prims minuter. Finlander Hangs Self in North B.C. PRIKCB RUPBRT, B. C. Ptb. I (fJP)—Prank Klven. ts-year-old Pln" Isndar of orauy Plains, wu found dead ln hto cabin a fsw daya ago having hanged hlmulf from * tatter, divisional headquarters ot tb* provlneui polloa hare htn bun advuad. Tb* police are alas advtud thtt Aueebs Crotosu, fsrnwr, wu found dead on hU bad from natural caueu In hla cabin on a farm ISO mllu sut ot Pouu coups In Uw Tttm Rlrer district. J Calls for Dismissal of Shelter Managers TOBONTO, fib. | (CP)—Attached to kls own declaration tbat "tbou *f children In public Institution* will not be tolerated." Htm. w. O. Marti*, Ontario asla- Istor af welfare, lata tonight mad* p*M* reuawndattoni af a t iiBflssttkst who In—itigato* rondltloni stt Windaor children'* alt uctoty skelter. Thay c*DH for dtowl—tl mt mgdaaias aaa rathertn* Strang, abaatar i and .. B. Winters, up * Two Agricultural Relief Bills Pas* WA-HINQTOIT, Peb. 5 (tf)-lM»yv tfr.cul.ur* rell-H bill*—on* mOW ' cttUo * bftHo oommodlty \xndor tM tfTtnilturtl idjuetment act __HT^ foreehnlowing sn lmmedUU tMO,* 000,000 outlay to produoeri (or atri* ting down their herde, and the other provldlrtf 185.000,000 for crop production loan*—mra pa—ed *6- day br the United Stat*-* houn of repimntatlvea. __ Ttat two Dr. Wood's THESPIANS GET FINE OVATION Preseni I t "A Little Bit of Fluff" to TraU Crowd 'TJM-L, B.C., Tib. 5—TM Tnll ■■Maplana were recipients of a wonderful ovation at the opening of a elr amateur comedy play, "A Uttle t of J-luff in tM Elalto tMetre Uonday night. /John Ayres. which part Is taken *el Eric Brown, apend* a night out aad hu much difficulty In explaining when M spent tht night. Hla mite, on lnvatlgatlon flnda tbat all hla friends ny M spent the night vflth uch of thsm. Mr. Tully, the GEORGETOWN LADY -SAYS, "ABSOLUTELY A GENUINE REMEDY FOR •FLU'" t_t It juat wonderful to know thtt you needn't worry om Uttle bit tbout -flu ? Tbit BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE, utord- ftag to Mn. F. B. Emu, Georgetown, k "Absolutely t genuine remedy" for this terrible scourge thtt ctrrlei off thousands every year. Juit read what this lady tayi: "I used your BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE thia Winter. II fa abwlutely a genuine remedy (or 'flu, if taken in time. 'Acts Ukt a ftaih' It true in every wty," Then fa liable to be an epidemic of 'flu uy time. Be prepared, (jet * bottle of thfa marvellous preparation TODAY. Remember — BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE hu M equal for coughi, coldi or bronchi—, u well u -flu. It acti Uke a fluh —a tingle »lp proves It. Buckley, fa told tvtrywhere. Refute itibstltutn. "Only i Trifling Cdigh I'll Sooi be Rid ol It" Thouiandt have said thlt; thomandt have ntfiVted tht oougb; thousands hav* suffered from tome form of bronchial trouble because of thit neglect. Never ntslact t oold or trough; there am t>* but one mult; Uw pulmontry orgtni may become aflected and cawe yean of lufferini. Get rid of the trouble at onet by ut_f Dr. Wood'i No—ay Pint Syrup. It itrikM at th* loundttion af the troubls tnd reUevee ooldt, coughs, bronchitis aad other air peteag* tffsc-tioni. wssrsl tto,..;' pet up wlyW Tte T. -Attar. Co., Limited, Toots, Oat. next door nelthbar claims that Mr. ajtm su hs spent tM night at the theatre. Mn. Ami gate Mr. Tully Into tM houaa ud trlu to attract from blm.when he and ber huaban' raally had bun and Mn. Ayma la finally convinced that her huibanu wu at hla home. But John Ayres' wife flnda a pearl Mcklte* In Mr hu*b*adi pocket that Mlongad to hla llttl* bit of fluff. To avoid dlffleultiM M claims he bought It for hi* wlf*. HU llttl* bit of fluff ud wlf* each want the necklace and thla ia what start* th* pot boiling, but everything come* out all right In tM end. The cut—Phil Barron, Mlse* Kty Beuley, Mlu Helen Warden, trie Brown. Harry Rankin, it, I. Hawes, Mn, T. 9. DockarlU, Mlaa Jeu He- Dlannld. Mlsa Batty Hawaii. Symphonette orchutn und*r direction of Theodom Pad berg: Mra. I. R. Hartman. Meaare. Nlederman, Tweeddale, McLaren, Hlntcrleltner, Porteath, Laurlente, Parnum, Doucet and Morland. Technical ataft: State manager, R. M. Wellwood: itaga carpenter, T. H. Negua; properties. W. W. Bmaley; wardrobe mlatreu. Mlu Jun Butorac; prompter, Reuben Kubitt. LIBS AND THE TORIES BUCK C.C.F. PLANS THB NBUON BATtT MWI, NELION, sXC. — tCISMT MOaWWO, rBBttTJAKT I, TUt-m- Vancouver Taxi Strike li Brief VAlvt-xrovBR, fib. I (Cf)—Twenty-two men wen affected Sunday by a taxi driver.' atrlM which wu quickly settled. Driven fee tM Star Cab company demanded a minimum rate of |1 M per day, pending a ruling by tM minimum wst* board TMlr previous nte Md Man UU ptr wuk. Settlement wu Bffseted with tM man obtaining tMlr demands. CAPITA-JIT DIM r, Calif.. Mb. • (AP). —Henry Wtllard Taylor, TS, capital- lat and lumberman, dted et hla home ben todsy sfter an attended m U B NEXT IN Baker Bt. DE LUXE BARBER SHOP THE SHOP rOB rABTICOLAR PCOPLB rineat Maauge and Bcslp Treitmelts Opposite Imperial B*ak Guide for Travellers Nelson, B.C., Hotels Breakfast -MK>to6(* Lnneheon 35< to 50* "Fintit in tht Interior" Dinner 35* and 65* ■&Ph. Phoat 7S7 HUME HOTEL rree Bus sen ice Oeorge Benwan, frjp Rotery and Oyro H**dqu*rten HUMB: T. U. Elliott. Klmberley; C. A. Martrn, It R. Brough, Medicine Mat: J. T. Riley. A. 9 Howard, R II. Clark. C. T. Trump, J. R. Ben- thatn. W. C. Orleve. charlu Pnvost, Vancouver; A. C. WUklM. Pentlcton: J. T. (Hwthrop. Victoria; H. 8. PltMr. Atlln; J. W. Jeerman. 9. Fledderjobn, Angua Perrla, Calgary. (*-ltS!_!t!»»»l*> * 'ZSSmtmmmtSSSSSSTmmmmmmm, IAVOT: T. Blakey, S. B. Jonu, C. Ouelett, Vancounr; W. O. m. Winnipeg; Mlu E. Welch. Lea Angelu; Mr. ud Mn. B. M. Uttle, Slocan aty; M. Belecky. rtrnl. Mew Grand Hotel P. U BAPAB. Prop Weekly end Meatkly Rain Hot and eald Watar lag's toe ep Double tie* ap • I* • ManU. and Dp Xcidental Hotel Ml Vernon St. rhone Sill H. WAISICK I SPECIAL MONTHLY SATIS I Oood Oomlortsbls Booms Miners' Headquarten i. . Madden Hotel A Welcome Awaits Yoa Ml. 9 MADDIN Completely Remodelled Hot end Cold water In the HtABT el ibe City QUEEN'S HOTEL A. LAroi.Mk, Prep. Booms Irom Me te 1141 Uealtlj III aad ap. Itaam belted snd bot tnd Mid water la every roam tat Baker tu rim M gg SPORTATION -Freight & Pusenger. NOW IN EFFECT Owing to tM SB. Haaookin not nturnlng to Procter from Praam, tM Kulo Bu* will Man Nelaon at tvoo p.m. Instead ot 130 P.M. ThU temporary chant* will Mniflt -latlnee Theatre Patrons, as tMy will ban sufficient time to an tha complete show and Mtter tuunnoe of tha Tnll-Kulo connection at Nelaon. Central Canadian Greyhound Lints, Ltd. Nelson Depot, 206 Baker St. Phone 800 HENDRICKS' KASLO.NELSON MOTOR FREIGHT SERVICE LSAVlNO KASLO AND RETURN-MONDAY WEDNESDAY PRIDAY LEAVES KASLO III AM LEAVES NELSON 11 AM Nelson nrtttit-Wlill.nl.' Inn.lit: Phone IM Kaslo rhone It PROMPT, trrtCIIMI SERVICE Christian Brother Found Not Guilty Lottery Operation TORONTO, lab. a (OP)—Brother Arnold, * numMr of tM Chrlatlan BrotMra, wu aoaultted ln polio* oourt today on a chart* of opentlng a lattery. Magistrate Edmund Jonu dismissed tM charge because af Insufficient evidence. JoMph B. Hli* tad Uwnno* Somervllle. codttendute wltb Brother Arnold, wen committed lor tr-%1. Tbey wen releued on 1300 Mil eaoh pending a nvtew of tM evidence la tMir eun bey tM grand Jury. TM lotted, according te police, operated by tM ta la Ball* Auxiliary association of whleb Brother Arnold wu wld to M a dinctor. TM uao- olatlon sold subscription ticket*, police claim, uy profit from which wu to M used for educational pur- {XMU. Surprise Trail Council Members With Their "Demand" Woodsworth Economic Program Unfolded in the House COMMUNISM IS CHARGE THROWN u__r^t9«™'f«w "crook'^ccF. j WANTIIvCREASE OTTAWA, Peb. I (CT)—Jamu S. Woodsworth unfurled tM lt-polnt economic program of tM Ooopsrstlvs Oommonweelth vedentlon la tM house of conunoni tonlgbt for tM flnt tlm* aod nn into immediate flra from tM- two old political partlee. ror tM flnt time thl* sessions, liberal! ud Conservatlvea presented s united front sgsinst s ootnmon politics! tM. As, soon u tM Hinder, bearded leader of Canada's youngut politics- party had presented hli manifesto to tM houu, John Vallanoe, a Saskatchewan Liberal, Jumped to tM' attack. He criticised tM agricultural feature, ot the prog.am, claiming It msant confiscation of land ud cbetifed lbs OXSSf. wltb at- temptlnt to label "everyone a crook except the-MBln*,'' A- few minute, later, John R. MacNlcol, a Toronto Conservative, levelled a general attack against tM federation, ending with tM charge its poltelu ud obtectin wan "•--sight oommunlam a* practised ln Rua.le" It wu lmposslbls to atop a revolution at tba balt-wsy mark. . The 0. C. P. leader read his manifesto in support ot bla motion to supplant tM pruent capitalistic system with cm "beted oa tM principle of ooopereuve production and distribution In whleh tha bu* man nude abould M the tint consideration." He traversed each of tha lt points connived at ths nsglna convention last July sno baud on th* g*n*nl regulation of production tnd distribution, planned and sodaiiBed economy. At th* um* tlm* M denied ihe c CJ". wu silted with communism or that It ed*-o- cated force In fining tte objectivu. Debate on i..s Wnodiworth motion will cenVnue Thuraday ud proMbly will M eatended uvinl date Mcsuae it marks th* tint actual test of luengtb In tM houu for C. O. T. ud It* peofrem. Th* buttOM wen oft tM Soils from th* flnt minute ot tM di- Mt* today. MIcMel Luehkovich. (U.Pjv. Vegnvtlle,) kept tM pontl- oal pot bdllng with a counter-attack igalMt tM Liberal., claiming tMy had ao pollciu at th*ir own eioept the time-worn cry ot reduced tsriffi He alio dsntad communistic BftUlBUOM Of tM O. O. P. ud, coming from rrkranlan atock. pcomlasd totdassrt tM party If tM hud of Runt* ever appealed In Ke midst. DR. SIMMONDS TO MAKE BLOOD TESTS DECISION ON MM PUT OFF MONTH; 4 Ths city council decided Monday night to lan ever tM milk situation fee to daya, during whleh Urns ths medical Health officer of health would proceed with u muy b|ot_j tut* u wu possible of tM dairies M Md neammended for licencee to eell nw milk, a Thi tut* will M mada to detect beclllua abortus. Ths mora eame after t long meeting which wu sttended by milk tinders and at which On. 9 O. Blmmond* lnd P. M. Autd wen preunt tin. Both tha vendor, ud tM medical health officer took part ln tbe discussion. LATE NEWS FLASHES Mqy Station Trio British War Ships At Esquimalt Base •tnOTOBJA, peb. 9 (OP)—Thru BrltUh wanhlpe maty M atatioaed at «mulm»ll, B.C., by tM Britlah admiralty, It wu rumored Mn today. Boral Canadian naval offloera at tsaulmelt stated tMy had beard nothing of tb* nport. TM Britlah naval ban* nurut Victoria an at Bermuda and Hongkong and, If the admiralty wen to urid ship* Mn, they would probably coma from tM Wut ludiea acjuadron. LONDON—Douglas ralrbanka Mined comapondent" In Lord Aahiey divorce action. Pn-TSBtniOH—No trau found ot Ont- Oarbo on tntn han. OTTAWA-Relief camps In B. 0. total II. Total ef 7171 men employed. HOI_TWOOD — Dick SutherlUd. 89, ntenn sector dlu- new TORS—It It utlmated thttr man thin io,0t»,000 ouaau of ill. ver itored in Ntw Tork .tank vtalt*. BAN PttANCISO-Toung CorMtt best* B*M Marino one-aldidly In 11 rounds. , TORONTO — Bennett tonmment will offer Canadian, nothing apec- taoular tor return of prosperity de- elans Premier Bennett CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS TRAIL, B.C., Ptb. a—Demand ot an Immediate lncreau tn pay wu the content, ot a petition algnecl by te Trail relief workers received by the city council here Monday nlgbt. A deletatlon of relief workera wen told hy Mayor B. L. Oroutage that tuch a demand wu utterly Impoealble ftt the present time. "TM oouncll hu done It* utmost for tM men on nllef ud tMy hare Men treated Mtter thu nllef man ln uy other city In the province," tM mayor stated. "I am surprised thst auch a demand abould M made." remarked Aide, man C. A. Newmu. "after wbat wu done tor tM nllef mu at Chrlstmu ud tM tMt thtt a H bonus wu glnn them last month. "Dp I underi.ind that thla I* a ^demand?" aaked Alderman T. 3. 'Wyatt. "That la going a little strong In my uumetlon." "It certainly Is," agreed Aldermu Newman. UCAUS ll'Rl-Ll'l Mr. Thernblad. om of tM dales*. Hon. remarked on tM WOO surplus for 1.33 ud intimated tMt thla wu lugsly du* to • roduction of 13 * month ln relief wagu, sMcted lsst March. "Wa—t wen cut belon tM budget wu brought dowa." atated the mayor, "yet the blggut portion of this aurtplua oams from tM school board due to tMlr uvlag* on dif- f«nnt acoouate oonnected with tM mw high school, it It wu on tM other UM *f tM ledtrer, Ood knows what would happen to Tnll. There en no liquor or perl-mutual profile or profile of uy ether n»ture fortrt- oomlng from tM tonmment." TM nutter wu nfemd to tM nllef oommlttw. ASK REDUCED FEES FOR TRAIL BARBERS TRAIL. BjC., Ptb. I—Trail barMn petitioned tM elty council In t letter Monday nlabt. asking tMt 11- cenu feu M reduced, u tbsy wsn p*7>-* tM aame u null merchante. and tMt tMU work wm ol * laborloua nature, ud that they aold but very little. They alao ststed thst tM fan wsn much mon thu those at barMn In other dt- lu. Iti* matter wu teld on the table for a few weeks, snd City Clerk W. E B. Monypenny wu Instnieted to inveetliste tM cost of such II- FRUIT-A TIVES GAVE WOMDIRFUL R-LUF... COHtTIPATION SUPfUVR STATU UNDER OATH CO thtt othen *-> may also ba haloed Mr*. WmUmtton voluntarily hu told of bow Fruit-*- tiva*broutfhth*r rtltef from con- • tlpttloa. To fiv* yoa no,Mvt Mrajkt-s. n_*_em proof 9B9 999 ttuwasl, aaaM ■tated befon a notary :— "I Mak* Oath and hi tbit *lno* I wm twalv* mn old, I wu Ul with chronic t-nntipation. I never Mt food untU I ttctartat. taktef ft-alta- tivtt ud sow I ean truly HP Uwy Km m* *»ond*rful rtlleif. I *-ajo. om* mon and itrongly urge •nyon* who hu th* h«dtotryr"r_lt*-tiv*a' tronbUI ?J**«*tiJAm-^m. Social Events of Trail City TIttUU BC. Ptb. tV—Mlu Doris Hoefer wu egsln guest of boner at a delightful mlaoellaneou* ehower Prlday enning when Mlu Clan Minion. Topping strut, entertained Pin tables ot brldg* wen In play, high soon Ming msM by ths gunt of honor and low aeon prlu Ming aw*rd*d to Mn. Paul Jonea. TM glfte wan pruented to Mlu Ho*!*r In * deconted boa. a doll repoalnt oa top. Shirley Mawdaley mada tM preunutlon. Mlu Minion wu u- stswd ln urvmg by Mr mothsr and Mr alster, Mlu Mary Minion. OtMn attending wen Mn. C Hoetar. Mra 9 Morten. Mra. Clifford Morgu. Mn. W. J. Derm, Mr*. W. Wllaon. Mn. s Bavt*. Miu Pmncu Mawdaley, Mlu Eleanor Arnold, Mlu Marie MattMwe. Mlu Peggy Morrtoe. Mlu Stthlun Pat*. MM Oladya Mawda- kty. Mlat Charlotte Loins, Mlu Athlyn Lowaa, Mlu Ron Mvtra. Mlu Margant Hoefer, Mlu Juale Weir, Mlu tare Davlu ud Mlu Helen Mawdalsy; ud Mn. Outfield ot Pincher Cruk. Alia ... Dr. C. S Bredehaw, Nelson, pald a vi.it to Trail Saturday. ... Clifford MacKinnon of Trail wu a Nelaon vial tor ovar tM week-end ... 3. Helena ot Trail apant tM wuk- end ln Nelson. ... T. Nelllng* of Neleon la * Ittn visitor. ... Charlie Dafarro of Nelaon apent tbe wuk-end In Tnll. ... O. D. rrith of Tmlr la a visitor to Trail. Pollowlng the reading of a letter from J. F. Coatea aasklng st taut a portion of tM eity's electric true, the oouncll uked tMt tM city engineer snd tbe tlctrloal engineer confer with their respective committee, on requirement* ud that tenders M called to aupply auoh nssds at tM naat meeting. W. Hampeblre wrote to tM council aaklng permlaalon to uu milk 111 tM city. TM matter wu n- ic-rred to tM madlul health oftleer. Request for t grut of I7M to the Nelson City Mnd wu made by BandmUUr J. 8p.no. Newill It au nfemd to the flnucs coja- mlttu. S A. Thompeon requested per- mlulon to maka * houu ounu In tM elty. It wu referred to tb* flnanw committee to nport. H. L. 0*1 Uu ally b connection tester. Mr. u electric pure ha lad a anteed for alt months. tba aublsct muat han Mr. oenut wt will M adviaad that u no rsapooslblltty in wltb tbe lou of bl. Oenut uked refund for beater which be bad ad which, though guar- a year, burnt out In Information glnn on btld mat tM buter bun mn dry, although atated It bad sot. B.C's Ottawa Debt Over Seven Million But Saskatchewan Owes $23 Million and Manitoba and Alberta $8 Million OTTAWA, Kb. I (OP)—TM prov. Inoe of Stwkatt-hewan now owu to Dominion government tM aum of IM.-U7.9tt. Thl* wu advuoad tor payment of bond* or bond lnterut, for provincial gonrnment purposes and for nllef. ManltoM owu to the Dominion U390Ot9. TM province Of Alberta owu M.ftC.OOO. and the provinoe ctf BrltUh Oolumbla n,4*..*M3. This Information ms furnished ln tM bouu of c-MUMae today by Hon. E. N. Rhodee. minister ef finance. In enawer to a quutlon by Hon. W. B. Bular (Ub, Waterloo North). TM edvaoou by' the Dominion gonrnment, sgalnst which certain smounte sn credited, aan made during Un flee*! yean lUl-tl. 19S1- U snd ltn-M. Charm Walker, who aought plumbing undar the former uberaa wMn- by tM dty Installed It ud tM cltiun then peld for It In tnstal- mente, will M told that nothing can M doM for hla. ASK APPROACH TO COLUMBIA RIVER TRAIL. B.C., Feb. ».—A ptttttoa of 0 numbw of Ux p>Twn that sn ftpprofteh proridini secern to Uw Columbia rlT«r, ovtr ttw ooncttW wall btlnf eo_*tmtrt#_ on tb* rt*r*r. be built inw laid on th# Ubl* for fur* ttwr •orsid-si-Uoi. oy tbt ctty coun* Ml MotMlay nJfbt. FIRE DAMAGE IN TRAIL IS SMALL TRAIL. BC. Peb. ft—Hot eabu dropping out of a flue Mid onto a wood platform aupportlng tM chimney cauasd a minor fin at tM home of P. ft. mot, Ssoond avanue near MsQuarrle, Ssturdsy night. Trail fin deptutment wu celled out it mlnutu put midnight, amounted to 111. T.B. Investigation Board Appointment., to Be Mad. This W«k V-CrrORIA, Peb. I (CP)—Appointment of a beard to inquire lato tM tvdrolnletralton and operation of tM Tranquil!* tuMroulcau teal- tarlum proMbly will M msde this weak. Bon. O. M. W*tr. Brltlab Oolumbla provincial ucretery, uld todsy. Fire Damages Trail Homt TRAIL, I.e. psb. 6—In submitting his nport tor ttw month of Jsnusry to tM city oouncll htm Monday alfht. Pin Oblef A. A. McDonald nported u followi: ItapectioM, 101; orden nrvtd under fin menhel tet, 7; appeals non*; -term. I; damage 111. Oauau ef fins wen Hated u children playing with matchea,' and Powell River Hat Sight of "Cody" Tcnrum. nsvytx. i.e. no. • (CtPi—OadborouuniB, tM su serpent *jt_lch bu disported Itself Intermittently of late for tM MMflt of swestruck naldute ot Victoria and tM gull islands. Is moving north. -Oaddy" nsuled hlmulf Mn lut wuk to Jack Bsrper, prominent Powell River mercMnt TM CURLING TRAIU B.C.. Ptb. I-Reeculte of gemu ln tM Tnll Curling elnb'a achaduls Monday nlfht wu u tot. low*: B. W. Raatewood 7, J. A. McLeod I: R. O. Crow* I, C. D. Stuart II; W H rteldny I, W. p. SomsrvUle 10: J. R. Oralg 10, Tom Brawn I; A. O. Harvey 11, A. A. McLaren I; Br. R Williamson I, w. E Wilson II; P P. Mclntyn 10, L. O. Mowstt I; P. 3. Olonr 7, L. p. Tnon 10. TRAIL, B. C. Peb. I—'frail curl- Ins dnwa: tTeidav at im Shut 1—Hugh Palmir v.. w. B Bun ter. Shut I—K. A. Margeton n. 0. Sh*w. Shut I—H. 9 Wad. n. a 0. McKay. Shut tj-J. K. woodburn n. o. w. welr. AT IM Shut 1—Robert Be-nervtll* —. jamu Leckli. Shut t—L. H. Jtckeon vi. yt, O. Caldicott. Shut i—Wllllim McLeary vt, A. W. Smith. Shut 4—Aln Kerr VI. W. T. Doubt. WBBNBSDAT AT llll Bheet i—j. p. Ichofleld n. John Boltour. Shut a—J. B. Twiddle n. A. 9. Shut I—W. 0. Carrie n 0. J. Kinnli. Shut «—Welter Brown n. Dm. sld Mscdonild. AT 111* Shut l—w. B. Niwton n. William Porrut. Pionttr January Production $240,600 VANCOUVER. Peb. I (CP)—A. E. Boll, aseretsry-trrunrer of pioneer Oold Mlns.. reports that Jsnusry production amounted M a trou vela* tt tniMM. Th. u- penau wan |«.mi, leaving 171,. •M. ThU It iMot Situ mean thu for IM month et December. Dominion Must Aid in Building New T.B. San. Vicrroi-IA. IM> I (OP) Haad for a tubtr-culosls unlterium an British Columbl.'. lower mainland Is preu- Ing but If trueb an institution 1* to M erected tt will ban to M with ftstnt aulstaMs, Ron. O. M. Weir, provincial asontery. aald todsy. Tb* eJlatres* led dinger t*t "ntsid*. Banatn and Btv. u A. Morrant. Trail Customs Revenue Is Up TRAIL, B.C. Peb, 6.—Cuttome tnd Inland revenue at Trail In January amounted to $4.374.-90, a de-create compared wltb tb* total for January of laat jeer of 1397.71. but an lncreaat of #1440-61 compared with Deoember lut. Decreatet hava been ahown In the January reotipu each year alnct 18S0, whtn tba revenue wu 119,- -971.03. It fell to |Ml« the followlrg yaar and I&6S8 ln 1983. TRAIL, B.O.. Peb. 8.—A retolutlon that dalatatu of tha Union of Koottnay Munlclpalltlea attendtaf tha convention of tha Union of B.C. Municipalities be given powar to vote by proxy wu endorsed by tba elty council Monday nlgbt. The retolutlon maintained, that whereu oonventlona were held at the oout and involved oonaldexable expenao to tho munlclpalltlu having aeparato delegatlont attending, the union eould have bare one or mora rep- rofenutlvet of tbe Kootenay union attend tbt oonventlona, abould they bav* tb* power of proxy vote. Thlt resolution wilt b* submitted to tb* Union of Kootenay Munlclpalltlu In Nelaon Pebruary 5 for approval. MANCUS0 ILL HOUSTON. Texu. »»b. 8 (AP)^- ) Tbt physician attending Out Mia- J ouao, catcher for New Tork Olanta, utd today that Mancuao teemed "a llttl* bettor." Be hoped to be abl* to ttat* definitely tomorrow whether the baubfcll player bu typhoid ftvtr. Four KilUd in Columbia Riot BOGOTA, ColombU, Teh. I (AP). —J-our peraone ware killed tnd mor* thsn s aoore wounded at t-uaa* rteuc*. 30 mllu from Botota, yuterday In a clash bttwun member* cf the tiplrut and Liberal partial, lt wu lurned today. Tha aitua- tlon wu ducntwd u oalm today, MAY LESSEN TRAIL COUNCIL MEETINGS TRAIL, B.C. Ptb. I—Tb* prote- dure amendment bylaw aaklng that meetings of the city council be htld twtoe a month instead of four tlmu a month, wu introduced to tb* olty council M->nl«y nlgbt by Alderman J. H- Woxl- bum. DODDS £ KIDNEY I// PILLS %\\ >,. l>l.,?ACl kCOUCHS AND COLDS So pleasant to the taite and ao quickly effective that children lor* to Uke It. Equally good for adult*. Of toe-proven Mttt. DrXHASrS * « IU ■> NOTICE Tip Top Tailors art advancing their prices in a few days. To take advantage of the preaent low charge of $24.50 orders should be placed at once. jj Charles Morris Ltd, i BE KIND ONLY the beat light is good enough to guard the eyes of young and old. So beware of "bargain" bulbs, and play safe with genuine EDISON MAZDA LAMPS. WUI IN»I" ."U-f! THI rtlOHT Or INDIA**! ■I-OW-ItTO, Ttb. I (OPI. _ The Fwdsral |Ov«mm«ot will invtstlatt* Um plltht of Indiana on chrlatlan laland In northern Ontario Immediate!?. Ron. WUUam nnlayaon. Ontario minuter of land* and foreat*. announead today. EDISON MAZDA LAMPS '# CAHACA Ul CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LIMITED Mid la Nitaaa by STANDARD ELECTRIC ■usta itastT _____________ i£ MICHEL SCHOOL RECORD GOOD inCHKL, B. 0., I'M*. I—Thl Jsnu- Iry achool rtport tollowa: HIGH SCHOOL SECTION Dlvialon 1— Teacher, 8. Vuraro. Percentile of attendanoe for month, 86.21. First thn* pupil* In proficiency, Chrlstmu tuts, grade IX—Oeorte wisher, St.; Oaoar Volpattl, 17.1; Mike Turyk, SSI. Orade X—Msry Laaaruk. M; Herby I* Itoy, Tl; Remlglo aria, 70 per cant. List of thou with perfect attendance—Catherine Ball, Tom Cau- uy, Robert Doiatty, Morrla Duncan, Petty Dryden, Oeorte Flaher, Remltlo Oris, Steve KulUkl, Peter Lazaruk. Mary Laaaruk, Herbert Le Soy, Margaret McPetan, Lillian Mc- Oovern, Barney Taylor, Robert Taylor, Mike Turyk, Oacar Volpattl Oliver Wln-tsnley, Sadie Wright, Joy (Mm, Dlvialon n—w. Duncan teacher. Percentage of attendanoe for month, SU per oant. Pint three pupil* ln proficiency— Msrjorie Taylor, Stanley Myndluk. May Marsh. Orade I—Mary Tetflon, Beatrice Beer., Mary Oley. Lilt of thou with perfect attendance—Basle Altomare, Owen BUley, Bobby Brown, Bdna Cavil, Biro Clmollnl, Annie Qergel, Joe Oergel, Robert Halko, Marl* Jenkins, amBuk eczema ulcchs ■ CUTS BUMS SCALDS RINCWOM PILES We Buy Raw Furs Full Market Price Paid B. WESTON TEMPORARY OFFICE THE ARK STORE NELSON, B.C. Beaate Latin, Stuart nelaon. Uary Oley, Beatrice Reeve, Mary Ten-Ion, Florence Thompeon. Mike Waeylyn, Mabel Beech, Amelia Chala, Hilda Dainolo, Betty Haycock, Oeoella Le- taiy, Phyllla Mltctoell, Stanley Myndluk, Bruno Truant, Margaret Waey- lyn. Dlvialon IU—O. Flah, teacher. Percentage of attendanoe for month, 97.97 per oent. Flint three puplla ln proficiency— grade VI—Ellen Plcton, Herbert Tra- via, Vlnce Uahka. Orada VII—Roale Dagnota, Hilda Cannon, Thomaa Hobba. Uat of thoae with perfect at- t*ndance—Ada Adami, Doreen Branch, Traaa Caniao, Joe Ohlzmar, Roale Dagnola. Kmlllo D'andrea, Hilda Da- vey, Amello Da Anna, Vera De Luca, Helen Feranlc, Richard Harrlaon, Sel- wyn Heyoock, Bennett Komenaoe, Mary Kraua, Andrew Latka, Steve Leteey, Mary Benaon, Vlnoe Llahka, Ruth Mathewa, Marjorle Olcty. Ellen Plcton, l^elle Smith. Bdelle Thompson, Herbert Travte, Betty Wlnatan- \wy. Division IV—J. Oampbell, teacher. Percentage of a ttendanca for month. 04 per cent. Flrat three puplla In proficiency, grade V—Lea Crlatofoll, Steve Mir- kovitch, Anita Clmollnl. Orade VI—Harry Lowe, WUHe Da- vey, Muriel Ooodall. Ust of thoae with perfect attendanoe—Aleo Bernardo, Margaret Chala, Anita Clmollnl, Lea Crlatofoll, Quido D'Anaelo, WUHe Davay, Jane Dooteon, Billy Fowler, Kenneth Oallo, Margaret Halko, Lorraine jenklnaon Alba Lent, Peter Let-asy, Owen Little, Harry Lowe, Krla March!, Steve Mlrkovltch. Ernest* Morta- tnuro, Bdna Moekuk, Mlna Mowett, Thomaa Owen, Leno Volpattl, Robert Weaver, Norma Yatea, Xenla Duubln. DtvUlon V—D. Quayle, teacher. Percentage of attendance for month OT.53 per oent. Flrat three puplla ln proficiency— grade V—Beetle Troyanak, Mary Olordano, Buna Ooodall. Uat of thoae with perfect attendance—Richard Ball, Mary D'- Andrea, Harriet Dootaon, Andy Oae- parotto, Beth Oergel, Mary Oergel, Mary Olordano, Ronald JenkIna, Bdlth Holmee, Emily Komenaoe. Doreen Rosier. Albert Krall, Roddy Unn, John Makuk. Una Marchl. Velly Marchl, Billy MoOovern, Bernard Smith, Robert smith. Clifford Taylor. David The wile. Alna Thomaon, Oordon Travla, Beetle Troyanek, Valentino Volpattl, Hilda Wlnatanley, Billy Firth, Hei-bert McOovem. Dlvialon VI—Mlaa A. Hart, teacher. Percentage of attendance for month, 07.8 per oent. Pint throe puplla In proficiency— Percy Mareh, Roae Marie D'Andrea, Margaret Orllua. Uat of tboae with perfect attendance— BIHle Ball. Roeemarle D'Andrea, Efr-en D'Angelo. Dorle Davay. Oaleater DaPaoll. Roee Farano, Sam Farano. Margaret Orllua, Jeeate Hulme, Stove Makuk, David Marah, THB NBLBON DAILT NEWS, NBLBON. B.C — TTT1-IDAY MORNINO, FBBR17_JtT 8. IMl ' Percy Marah, IaabeUe Martin. J__.ee OTtell. Dorlno Quarln, Alma Rapjta. Joe Repka, Helen Robertaon, Sydney Roblnaon, Andy Salva, Jack Scale*, Bart Tabor. Max Turyk, violet Weav- , Dinora Buaato. Dlvialon VII—Mlaa F. H. Le Roy, Percentage of a ttendanca for month, 94.8 per oent. Flrat three puplla ln proficiency- Leonard Adama, Gordon Cartwrlght, Thalia Panlec. Uat of thoae with perfect attendanoe — Leonard Adama, Vara Benner, Ida Blaaro, Sophie Chala, Audrey Clare, Oordon Oartwrlght, Irene D'Andrea, Harold Oalla, Mary Oardlner, Oladya Hudock, Barbara Lowe, Audrey Matthewi, Llca Marchl, Kenneth Nelaon, Oaorga Oley, Thella Panlec, Domenloo Romano, Tannle Shaw, Haale Travla, Mello Vlngaro, Joe Volpattl, Vara Wlnteca, Suale Letaay, Harry McKay. Dlvialon vm—Mlaa M. Baeton, teacher. CHRIST CHURCH HAS GOOD YEAR CDUMBROOK. V*h. 8.—Tho annual veatry mtotlng of Obrlit church waa held Jan. 81. Thera waa a very good attendance. The financial statement allowed that tha cfaureh, ln aptte of difficult tlmee, had "broken even" during the year, a deficit of $330 from 1933 being carried forward. T_e rector, ln hla report, gtresaed the fine work of the Sunday achool, under the aupeclntendency of Mr. Maneon and apoke appaadatlvely of I tha off latent group of teaohera. The new claaa of over 30 membera doing the work of tha "Syltenv of tba Catechism' waa eepeclally oom 'r O O Lovers' Lane 'By Kathleen Norris Synopsis of pnetd-ng Instalment*: Diana, dishwasher *nd mald-ott- all work la bar sunt'* dismal boarding houu In th* llttl* Oall- fornta town of Bquldgett, decides to gat out Into tbs world. Bhe mended. The rector further stated has rud * book whioh tells h*r ttat ba oould not find words to1 nut anything 1* poaalM* It one entrees his gratlfloatlon at tb* Percentage of a ttendanca for v*ry unique reoorda of Uu choir,. month, M..1 par cent. |A» tbe But r-ootacay Musical lestl- Flnt thru puplla In proficiency val th* senior choir won tb* large grada n a—Dan Orlgoruk, Avalino choir shield In competition wltb two Clmollnl, Margaret Klemak. other choirs of grest shinty and the Orade IH b—Oraella Plcoo, Bvelyn • amall choir ahleld, with a v*ry high Dootson. k-ric Hulme. I marking. Thla wu foliowad by tbe Uat or thou with perfect attendance—Nellie Baggro, Ronald Bath, Avellno Clmollnl, Cel:.-ter IM Paoll, David Dryden, Bio De Paoll, Ivelyn Dootson. Oeorge Davey, Lena D'An- gelo, Betty Fontana, Dorrla Firth, rform* Olanfranaeeoo. Brio Hulme, Margaret Klemak. Smll Llahka, Mary Mvnduck, Nancy MoGovern. Hello Quarln, Oeno Truant, Oeno Volpettl, dimple Volpattl, Alwyn Koelsr. Division IX — Mlu 8. Msder. tuehsr. Percentage of a ttendanca for month, II per cent. Flrat thru puplla ln proficiency, grade II b—Mary Monteganl, Arthur Wlnatanley, Tony Monteganl. Orade 1 a—Margaret Badllab, Derek Ooodall. Rbeubln Marah. List of thou wltb perfect attendance—Mary Mon teg a no, Fiorina Olanfranoasco, Roy Weaver, Frank Repka, Ann Challa, Margaret Katrl- chak, Marlon Smith, Violet D'Andrea, Anthony Da Loo*, Diana Weaver, Oordon Blair, Tony Monteganl. Wilfred Moahuk, Leslie Jenklnson, Oeorge Marah, John Latka, pheubln Mann. Robert Kudok, Ale. Letaay, Jo* Petoello Division X — Mlu O. Webster. teacb*r. PercenUg* of a ttendanca for month, 13.7 per cent. Flrtt three pupils ln proficiency— laary Jaliot, Ruth Mitchell, Mary Whlttaker. List of thou with perfect attendance—Mary Bsllnt, Femlo CI- miiini, Valentino D'Andrea. Mlks Latka, Catherin* Utui, Irene Man- nlon, Ruth Mitchell. Olno Petoello. Charlie Podraakl, Jun* Smith, Muy Whlttaker HERE'S THAT QUICK WAY TO STOP A COLD winning of the eup at Blalrmor. Muclcal feetlval where the choir received very high compliment* from th* adjudloator. The Junior oholr alao won th* ahleld at the But Kootenay feetlval aad th* boya' choir that for th* boya' choir ahleld. Thus the ohurch haa four ahleld: and one oup won ln th* aam* year, a reoord that will probably never be equalled. The rector apoke of the Inoreaeed attendano* at tha holy communion aarvloee during the yaar. Mention vu made of th* two new organlaatlon* started during th* year, th* Olrl Guide* and th* Brownlee, wbo now rival the Boy Scouts and th* Cub*. Report* were preaented by the rar- loui organltatlona and all showed a k*ennea* to help that wa* really wonderful )n such "hard tlmea". These report* war* aent ln or read by— P. T. Harrison for th* Junior WJ\. 10** Pauline Macdonald for tba Qlrla' WA. MTa. D. Phllpot for the Svvnlng Branch of the WJk. Ma. R. D. Kemp for the Senior W_A. Mra. H. L. Harrison for tbs Home Wo-kers. Mra. Kugglns for .the Slat- er-uie udlet* Oulld. Stanley Wblt- Uker for tb* Scout* and Cub*. 0. Hayman for th* A.T.PA. Creston Reelects Reeve F.H. Jackson Famous Alpine Guide b Dead at Cranbrook Take 2 Aaprtt TiUm. Drtnk ndl jm of w*t*r. Rep*«t Uestmtnt lo 2 houn. dwol vt t /-otrtn TiNeU in * half flaw of water and gargle according to dtracDom in ben. D-TVTRMWS. _aeb, S—Newa ba* Juat been reoelved of tb* death of Conrad Kain In tb* Cranbnook hoapltal. Conrad Kaln wa* on* ot th* ftnt Upln* Guide* to b* brought over by tb* CP-rt. and bad a number of memorable climb* to the top of virgin peaks to bla credit. Amongit than was tb* flnt and only successful seoont of Mt. F-rnbam ln tbe Selkirk*. Be aooompanled rehenslon of sh* ksaw not what, and she had felt tbs need of bard work, eierclM, distraction of any sort. Tbar* was no marketing to be dona today; Moot wm not oomlng bom* to dlnnsr; tbey never bad lunch, for breakfMt was not over until nearly 10. Mora tban that, money wm running uncomfortably short, crayon* and oil* and oan- v*ms wen expensive. Mont wag ^ buoyantly sure that in a few weeks very wM* ab* aald wltb a ba would either be engaged by ibssesoblng gMure of tier hands, aome newspaper u a *t*ff artist, or "Mayn't I like blm, Dins?" would get soma aort of oomnlulonl (To Be Continued) ON THE AIR TONIGHT CT.C SmPoltarHandi °**nbodj Bgnes tbit "Voga*** »d lO act Bctttr "ChinttcM' ire th. beit pip«r*-— f. rots caa get J lug* booki of either UgarittC r«p*ri brind-ftt. for oal*/mm completa-wt of Poker Hindi, from your netreit Pokir Hind Premium Ston or bj mail. w -r FREE YOU WIN 3 WAYS ... Better Ggarettes t.. More Cigarettes ... Poker Hands, too with TURRET FINE CUT Follow the lead of a host of other wise smokers— "roll your own" with Turret Fine Cut—and let j our •none*, buy more and better tobacco. You'll get Poker Hands, too—which yoa can exchange/raw for the bett cigarette papert—"Vogue" or "Chante- der"—-or for other useful gifts. Why smoke any other Fine Cut when Turret gives you so much more! It pays to "Roll Your Own" with TURRET FINE CUT CIGARETTE TOBACCO SAVE THE POKER HANDS la—*- Tekeeso Omtmm *f Ca*a*. Ummmt CANADIAN BADIO COMMM8ION NETWORK CTCA CRWK CKY CKCK CfCN 1MVJ__-. Ml UU 10J- ! cacv " caov I croc IW 111* ltSO toa Seville nlr 1:30 Parade of tb* Provinces, direct s„ Rupert e_.pl,n, Montreal ' 7:10 Newa awl Weather nwaat 7:11 Maurloa Meerte* Oreh. • KM Inter-Unlv. D*b*t*; U.B.C. va Manitoba S:0O Onlv a Rose. Belea Morton. Boprsno ^J"-™-■■ 0:15 ahapBOdlss in Rhythm, a piano team and Vatrabond Fiddler, fr. Calgary 11 00 carol Pofner'a Oreh. (Di.) 11:90 BUI Fleck. Bowery Orch. (Don Us) it cjoa lill i VANCOUVER 1:00 Musical Protism 8:10 Ski Protrem 1:41 New. Vartetlea 7:00 Musical Profrsm 7:11 W. A. Prltchard 7:10 On Wlnt* of Sont 7:41 newspaper Adventura* 1:00 Amateur Hockey 1:30 Wishing WsU Orch. CBCV lrt.7 N.BC.-KOO NETWOBK KHQ KOW in BOD KOMO K.I in m hi nt n iii 1:00 Doric Quartet 1:00 Cansonetta. Arkm Trio (KOO) 1:13 Historical Matches of Sen Prsnt-leco (KOO only) U30 Ed Wynn, Plr* Chief, Oraham McNamee, IC.C. D. Voorhaee Orch. 7.00 Th* cruiae of Seth Parker 7 JO Madama Sylvia ln Hollywood 7:48 Conoert, mixed quartet 1-00 Amoa *a' Andy, blackface oom. 8:18 Memory Lane, aerial drama 8:41 Adventuress In Health, Dr. Bundeeen 8:00 Ben Bemle'a Orch. 1:10 Melody Mltu*, Beban'e Orch. -0:00 New* 1-le.hea 10:18 Mark Hopkins eOrch. 1100 Tom Coaler, oreh. (KOO) . 11:00 Ouy Lombardo'B Royal Canadians 111-K Danes Oreh. i 11:10 Organ Oonoert (KOO) two UM k t WM lilt IB 8M w 7:00 Radio Forum 7:11 Adventures ln China '1:30 Naws 1:48 leshelle Millar, soprano 9:10 Piano Claaa 1000 CRCV Concert Orch., Marlon Downt-s, solotat C.BI.-DON UM NETWOBK KVI KFBC KOIN KIL KOL 171 III Ml ltM U70 1:00 Philadelphia Studio Oreh. 8:18 Town Crier, Alaiander Wooll- eott 810 Isle of Romano* (Dm lam) 8 48 Rocketeera (Dots —a) 7.O0 Orch; Do Ra Ml trio and Iran* Taylor 7:30 Oolumbla New. Serrle* 7:80 Jeffrey CH1I, Uoor (DL.. KFBC) 7:48 Mvrt tad Marie, from Chlcsto • 00 Harlem Barenad. 1:11 Charl*. Oarlll*. tanor 110 Mellowed MBlodiea (Doo Lm) 8:48 Voice of Brperlenoe too Hermle King's Orch. (Don LM) 8O0 Vlnctmt Lope*' Oreh. 1:30 Pancho and HM Orch. IM Hodge Dodta _odjo (Doo Lie) 10 OO Bill Flack'a Bowery Oreh. (D_) 10:30 Ted Flortto. Oreh (Dl) 441 tn .w ,om w •M k KPO SAN FBANCISCO 8:00 Doric Quartet 8:18 Nltht Club 8:45 California Don* 7O0 Mr. and Mr*. Shorr 7:30 Southern H.rmoflT Four 7:41 Calif. Clumber of Commerc* IO0 N.nette La Salle, ballad! 1:16 Thru Looking Ola*. 8:10 King for a Day , 100 BallBdett** 1:38 Hsrry SoenlctVa Oroh. 8 45 Polloe Chief, W. 1. Qulnn, talk 10O0 Pscifle Serenadera 11:00 Ouy Lombardo. Oreh. 11:80 Bal Tebarln Orah. KJR 171 k REATTLE 8:30 Hlth School Reporter 1:48 Olen sad Ruby 700 Sports Revue 7:10 N. W. Payroll Builder. too Muted string. 1:16 Song Recital 10:0 Julea Buffano'i Oreh 10:30 surer strings 1130 Starlight Hour* U IMl k KNX 1MJI I* HOLLYWOOD 35,0*0 w IO0 Nawa Barrios 8:16 Conoert *-n*smbls 1:10 King Cowboy 8:48 Mlrthmskals, I. T. 7:00 Watanabs and Archl* 7:16 Romanoe of an Old Coin 7:10 KNX Oreh., Bvla Allman 7:46 L. King, ten. conoert Bna. • O0 Agricultural Digest 1:16 Dance Band; vocal-eta 1:10 "80 Thl* b Radio 1:41 Th* Avenger*, pity 1.00 Newa Sarvlo* 1:10 Southern California Symphony 10-00 P*U Pontelli'e Orch., V, BftT 'Vi*. Infants' Wool Stockings Regular 39c Only a limited number of tan, size 4'/_. OFir* Per pair LO Infants' Wool Mitts Regular 29c to 39c Can be had in white and colors—with or without thumbs. > *}r* Pair LO Children's Fleece Lined Bloomers Warm bloomers, roomily cut and finished with strong elastic at waist and knee. Colors navy, tan, pink and natural. OC*. SpeclaJ LO Shoe Department Specials "WIZARD" Corn or Callous Pads 25** "WIZARD" Walk Straights, per pair 25t* La Magigue Shoe Cream Neutral 25i* Nugget Shoe Polish, 2 tins for 25, *)C* 8 bunches for Lt) Tuesday SRecials Service Grocery | 193—Phones—194 Groceteria BAKING POWDER - Fort Garry; "tl* 3-lb. tin IH SANDWICH BISCUITS- Assorted; OQ< per lb LO BROOMS—Good Cn* quality; each .. Ul WASHBOARDS- Glaas; each FARINA—New break faat food; 2-lb. carton . 53* reak- a lfj APRICOTS — Evaporated; 1 Oi- perlb tO FORT GARRY TEA 0U c'OFFEE— CO? er lb. JU CGGS—Grade A, OA-*1 I~rge; per doz. . Otl f'RAPENUT rLAE"_— 2 packages OOc for LO FLUID BEEF — Johnson's; QQi. 16-oz. bottle JJ PRUNES-Large 10? size; per lh \L B.C. RED PLUM JAM— 4-lb. Mc tin Hl SESQUI MATCHES — Ver 20^ carton *'w IHUDSONIA BUTTER —Finest cream- 911 ery; per lb. ... •'•* MILK—Tall tins; each 9< ■PPWW- mob rora QIIii* SJeUmt Sally Jtfinua MitUeie--ti)r o. BrttUr. Coiumfcio'i Family Newspaper" au, na RBWS wh_b R II BBWI ptrauM-aso oo—paht B.a Ms-aba of ' uo.pt lunn*y MmltD, ill by TBB ItBWB ADVIRTWMO BATW OM APPU0AT10M Or into csrds may M sssa as tb* offtc* et ant advartlstu Ag*noy ruognuu try Uw oamaDIAB oau,I NtwaPAPni A-JoOCUTlON. OtOL ABd th* AMHUOAM NIWBPAP1R PUBUSBBB8- ASSOOIA- Tion both of which tba Nalaon Dally New* It a number. . . 80B8Clr--J>T10rl BATBS By mall toountryl. per month .., , Fsr yur ,„, By aall tatty), psr yur nr mm., ,->-,,, mm. ,— —- OuUlde Oanada. par month Far yui _. ,-■ Dailiered (city by cutlar). I p*r yur —— PayabU la advaou. Member of tb* Audit Bantu ot clrcuUUon*. . um Between Youand cMe — TBI NT.LION DAILT N1WS. N*fLSOJ*. B.C. — TPMDAT MOBNTNO, FTBBBABT I, UM /.fl. G TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1984. "WELFARE" ISLAND Detalli of condition! existing on Welfare Island penitentiary in Ntw York, published in newspapers of that city, are almost incredible. They are described as the "worst .ever encountered" in any prison head of the New York department of correction, in a long experience as a penologist. In a surprise "raid," he found the prison virtually administered by a conclave of prisoners under the domination of gangsters and strong-arm men. He found favored prisoners living in ease and comfort ln Hie so-called "Politicians' Ward," ruled by Joie Rao, the gangster and racketeer. He found social out- casts, who should be segregated, permitted to roam about the prisons and mingle freely with the other_ men. A search of the prison yielded a quantity of contraband—drugs, knives, daggers, lead-pipe, blackjacks, rasor blades, even radios, special foods and a virlety of other items. Rao, head of the Italian inmates, and Cleary, head of the Irish prisoners, had valets to press their clothing, shine their shoes, cook their food and wait upon them hand and foot as if they were feudal barons. A previous investigator told the New York Times that out of approximately 1,700 prisoners on the island only about 1,200 would show up in the mess-halls for daily meals. The other BOO—the leaders and their satellites, or the one who paid for the privilege—enjoyed the cream of the commissary. He added: Thay would Btaal tha steaks, tb* chop*, ths cakaa. tb* pm ill th* but of tb* food—and U*n to Um ordinary prisoners nothing at all. Ot course Uwy bad no itovu In th* eella, bat thsm wu t prison library, wbn I tint cam* tboa to atart my lurvey, tb*t contained upward ot 1,000 volume* Wb*n I lift, th* library wu cloud because tban war* no hooka utt. Tba prisoners bad uaed them, volume by volume, to oook tbelr Btaal* and other atolan foods. In tb* eell.. The New York Sun reports that of all the amazing conditions revealed the most shocking and repulsive "were those under which degenerates were allowed the freedom of the prison, their hair long, their 'faces rouged, ribbons in their hair or clothes, their lips heavily painted and their eyebrows penciled, wearing colorful attire and bracelets and rings." These prisoners were allowed to associate freely with the other inmates, and apparently there were no restrictions whatsoever against them. The gang leaders had several hundred homing pigeons and it is believed supplies of narcotics were sent in by them. It is amazing that such a place could remain in operation for so many years. Certainly the new mayor and his energetic appointees are finding lots of civic rubbish and filth to sweep out of the greatest city in the United States. LYNCHING Th* psychology ot a mob It Strang*— Tou can twvar tell how quickly they'll change. Ow mlnut* thay-r* psaoeful tbs next Uwy su rsd Than nothing to Uwm otn bt Thsy'll tak. a prisoner without giving him a trial String him up, and stand by and sn_a And oonunlt a .In ]u*t u bad u thu fellow Some think thiy an heroes, and ht It Juet yellow. Why don't pou give theu fellow* a Mask Put Uwm oa trial, with their llf* at et*ki? To tak* Uw law In ooe'i own hand*. | la atrlctkr against all Pod's com- A aim. party from Winnipeg wu being ahown around ttw lurfaos plant at tb* Shenltt-Oordon mint. Whin Uwy matted tiw abaft tbty crowded around and down lta dark dap the. Ons of Uw male membera ot th* party gaud at th* hoist ropt, shook hu hud, and, turning to tba oag*. tender, uld, "Out What t thin rope; I would not 111* to go down th* shaft with auoh t thin rope-" ■Well," replied tlm cagstendor wisely, "I would not Ilk* to go down without lt." Tbin a powdered tnd painted maiden put tb* tin hat on th* altu. atlon by nmarklng, "Well, I would not ilk* to go down at til In out th* rope broke tnd I lot hurled Into maternity." e . . Who', tha swell yt wua talk!-' to, JUnmtel" N*w*boy—Awt Blm an' me'a work- ad together for year.. He'i bun editor o' on* o' my ptpsrs." ... "Ltdy, oould -roun gin nw a Auction and Contract Bridge By tkl Worldi Utdlns AMhorlty. MILTON C WOa» A 9933)0.9 BABITY It U indeed * ran hand In which a declarer, playing at a suit oontraet, mutt lou thru trio** m sld* suit* and with an adversary hokum tour trumpa to a king undtr thrw trumpa ta tbt am in dummy. I* abl* to manipulate tbl pliy to Uwt thi adnraarUa oannot win a trump trick. THU unusual occurrence took pleo* in * hand noently pltytd In t lug* duplicate. Ttw oard* war* dlt- UtbUtwd as follows: SCREEN FLICKERS THAT BODY OF YOURS By elAMM W. BABTON. HO. WAIW AND WSIOHT Two I anarch phyalclan* Drs. D. Alder.berg snd O. Porgu, Berlin, In studying th* diet treatment for disbetu oburved that tb* ratio betwwn th* faU and ths aterchy fooda inlluenew alao th* watar exchange ln th* body, ao Uwy decided to lnvutlgat*. Tbalr lovutigttiont ihowed that Uw starchy foods Uft more of their water ln th* tissue* than did other foods. ThU extra water wm not deposited ln tbs Mood hut rather in tb* aklt- On tha otbtr band a diet that oonutned but tanall amount of starchy food actually leewned Uw amount ot water ln Uw tiattuw. A* you know thtt tM tissue ln tb* body hold* a gnat amount of watar In It eo thtt by utlng other than surchy food*, som* ot thU wster U drawn out of th* fst tueu* and tb* Individual U Juat tbat much lut ln weight. Thus ph—lclant Btiggwt thenfort thst when than U too auch liquid ♦144-2 Wiw-S-i ♦l-M ♦III VM-I wM-M •m 3 ___J»|Jm.. ♦O-J-M-l ♦ Mi ♦ 15 "Lady, oould yotu* gin am m i that wnere vctcu- *• *-~ —-— ■__ quarter to get nw when my faml- lantywb.re In the hody lueh a**w*i Z ,-., in.-, mt ut. fut or hands, aweiuni ly U? "Certainly, my good man. her** * quart*. Where Is ths family?" "At , and travel on the Magic Carpet acraaa fairy aeaa forlorn to ttttt our brettiren la otbtr land*, snd to wonder tt mom of their atrante tnatoma. whlls, ss a mult of tb* |''aoundtes" aa at* now well up In the noise* of Hawaii and Oatallna Island, tb* -tan Pr»ncl*oo watarfront and Ntw Tork Harbor, to ear noth- lnt of tbe fjalloping horsaa acrou ttw wld* open apacee where two- tunned, red-blooded and two-fisted be-enin dwell, yet tb* modern *cn*n I* less efficient as »n educational medium tMt- perhaps oredlted, ax- ■ e-e.pt teogratphloaUy and that only In a meaeure. In til search for type t*«clt«Toun4-«, tt bis beoorne Inevitable thftt to tf-_Mtv*r*c* movie . fan, "Trader Horn" npresents Amoa, Cavaload* (with It* oockney ovar. amphaaia) I* -bftand, and any (Inn Chevalier picture I* Pari*. I'M NO ANOELI On* refiet* tbat too oft***, th* Overlords of Oellulotdla apparantly find their plot* ln th* tarbag. ean, particularly aa tb* younger ttt derive eo muoh of their e.tra-cur- rleular pstmlum from olnema pn. , tentatlon* Too often, It la found on ' ttt* *cr*m that a lot ot people with bsd Intention* oom* out better than moat folk do when they try to bt good, and w* find them not only not on the aid* of the angels but not even an th* aid* of th* polk*. I A CRITICAL DISSECTION Thl* writer ht* developed a bifocal atmud* toward* the Movietone*. Th* on* I* conoerned wltb * •lory and plot (If any) and tblllty of obaractsrlistioni, with an appraaal of dramatic values—*omce>tlm** a minus quantity. The other It fo- ousasd on It* t*cltl_*l aspects, testing, th* film for Its accuracy ot dstall and lta llerhUng valu**, oor- nctowi ocf th* many Inoldsntela, bo far a* bla -_no*rV*d|* *v*ll* him. Th* oompoalt* re-*otlon decides for i him, at -wtt, It* BsassBable is ting H* H not intrigued with th* nscemty of io muoh uaoilling ott namaa on tb* screen of all thoae who hav* contributed even a minor ahar* toward* a film production. W* tr* Una ttb* nam*, of the 1st, tend, trd and tth assistant director*, with tb* oamara- awn, and hi* oorp* of altte-da-carnpa; alao tha wardrobe and dant-* dealgn- •rs. th* sound teohniolane and light adlusters, wltb tb* generallealmo of musical Interlude and hla Aunt Cm. my. All this leave* blm oold, though It Bsami Inevitable. (To baContlnued) Gems From Life's Scrapbook IMCOl'EAOl.MK'T "Oi—t hearte h»ve lartsst room to bins tbs small; Strong nature* flv* tb* wetter hora* and rest."—Lucy Lsrcom. "Aak Ood to gl' In comfort'B art:" tha* skill . I. Hamilton. Tt did not matter what laet led to trick 10 *a South ruffed aod tw waa fotrcad to ovarruff, ln whleb oaee Horah would win wtth ths aoe; or and a ooa gktba tad * two hun- dead osadl* powar bulb replaced tba |old ite-wtarda th* aam* ai -frw Westminster aad other cities, you would bav* the prettleet dty ot Ite alas la Weetern Oanada. ascrt ind of Baker .uat I* too dark at night and many paopl* wbo bav* rutted Nelaon atam to think tht earn. T. J. milllMI ■( I. THE EARLY CROP WEATHER FOR 1934 U H. WIRTON, Mete«reloglat> eoma txottalre In July. (Bjr to. n. n*a-»vi,t .■.„—. r-., Brlfbtwood Htatlon. Waahlagton, D.C The long range weather charts catcnrlsted for about 15 cllmatologlce. regions tn tb* United Stataa and Canada indicate for tbt year 1M4 aocntwhat mora -haa tba average annual rainfall. Prom aa eshauetlve study of rainfall reeorde eiUadtag into vary early history It haa baan concluded that wt are now In an art of Increaalng rainfall, and that for nearly 40 yaara to come no really serious dry aptlls art to bt e-pected, but on tha contrary flooda and eioasalv* molature In tnt nttt •0 yaara art moat likely to ceuee concern. A general surrey of the varioua regions for tha early part of IM* la aa follows: In tbt Pacific northwaat unusually baary precipitation at flnt of tba year, but atar April a dry apall, yet la about May plenty of rain for field oropa. Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the northwestern stataa at flrat of year scanty precipitation, but about April and May quite heavy rains. North oentral regions, or tha wheat bait, at first not vary .moist, but by April copious rains and thta a dry apall. Tbt great lakee oountry abould bt unusually rainy at ftnt of rear, but about April or May tome rtry dry waa ther. ■aat of tht great lakee rather balow normal molature until about Uay. whan taint increase aad be- To aaat another- heartache, It to forget ant's own."—Uncotn. e e • "... and hleeeed It tbat maa who seoth bis brother's atad aad sup- ptltth lt, eeeklng bit owa la anothtr* good."—Mary Baker Bddy. '^BBB • • • *Ttda world it btlpad upward aad onward by thoae wbo offer en- oourageawnt mora than criticism." —Anon. • ■ • "Thy heart muat orarflow, if tbou Another* heart would* reach I" —Horayus Bonsr. 30 YEARS AGO Or* aad bullion to tb* valu* et 178130 wat etported through th* part of waneta during th* month of January. ... A meeting of th* Nelaon stockholder, of the Juno Mlnee, Limited, wt* held ln thle olty yeaterdsy. ... Roaaland Intermadtete* downed the Nelion hockey egtragatlon laat night In an evenly contested gam* t to I. see ^^^^^ An uauwtlly larg* moo*, ami arrlvsd at the Dominion axpna* office yesterday consigned to llr. Walley of the firm of Emory snd Waller. Bsksr stmt, i_e__|_u_-i___________i____________. a*auui_eut_r-i_ju_ii_**_**-n*_uijui -BCIH-e B.C. rtTEOLU" mmmmmlm taut ll ft human btlng th*ra I* *n opportunity for • klrnlnm"—aensos. underruff, la whMh eaa* North would .discard hla eight of diamonds. In either event, Met-Weet could not take anothtr trlok. The Blush of Health ■ ■ la tbt far northwttt of Vatttd 8tat«a and Oanada at flrat much anow, but near May btoomta rather too dry. California and moat of Pacific slope rather dry until about March, when mora than normal rain la ei- pect*d, agtla followed by a dry j£ Ctntral Hockty Mountain region dry but good rains about April and May. Mid wast plains states. Increasing moisture, but with a aerloue dry sptll April, followed by eiceaalve ralna oomlng ln mid summer. Oraat otntral valleys east of tbt Mlaaourl river and wast of tb* Appalachians, tba corn belt, a nearly ataady increase of molature. be- oomlng exoaatlvt In July. Otntral Atlantic seaboard about tht normal molature until In May whan a abort dry apall comae on. foliowad by plenty of rata. Rocky Mountain aouthwttt, flnt part of year fairly moist but a my bad dry tptll near March, though later in eornmtr mora than normal rain. South Oklahoma. Teats and south of tho dark plateau at flnt dry, but than rata lnrraaaea up to May, but la Juat a dlstreeaing dry spell. though later fairly good rains. Tbt otntral gulf coast statet too wtt at flnt but turnt quite dry, pet br mid aummer plenty of rain. Southeast- Atlantic seaboard, dry at flnt. tuffloltnt rain being delayed around tarty aummer. /•* 1 MINING CAMPS Onsantted Cottonwood FsrWi an a •ultaN* grada for all mlnint and other oamp build- mp. tl la atrong. waterproof light and vetry aasy to hudli. Wood, Vsllsnee lirlwiii c»» Ltd. MstiM Dtstrlkitesi ■■■■ ■ ■ Wh.n othtr food* filled Pacific Milk blushed tb* cheek of ohUelhood with rossi. Mothen* -tell a* ta tMlr letter, tnd lavish praise Wl tr* grateful for iv*ry baby, tvtry grown person benefitted. Pacific Milk "IM** AC. Owned tot coatroHed- PLANT AT ABSOISrOBO. Hockey Supplies Now is the time to buy your Hockey Skates, Sticks, etc., ot a reduction of 20 Buy Now and Save Money NELSON HARDWARE CO. Nilson Wholesalt and R.tjJl Quality Hardware B.C. THE GUMP8: HER CASTLE IN SPAIN " \3f -tbi tm-m dailt raws, tnuw)-. ac. - tcmdat woaNTNO. mmvtxt e. mm- ratn mn TRUSTEES ARE GYRO GUESTS HttiSini of th* echool board epok* ■M* on eduoatton and mattera Clnlng to troatt* work whan war* tuMte of tbt Botery olub •t tb* Mondiy lunohtson ln tht Rums hotel allvar b*l)room. True- te** W. 9. OolM and O, A, Brown war* unabl* to b* prssant. In thanking the Bote— elub for «h* •ntertalnment aad tapmUM tbe »ppr*cl»tlon of tb* board, chair- man 9 T. Dawson, declared tbat lt would b* th* aim of th* board to eto tbe beat for th* community. He oalled Attention to tb* ritlrament ot Mm Notman sfter lt nam ot faithful asrvle* to th* oil*;, ftnd iteted that such servlos ahould ba received •Mh reoognltlon. Ills policy of tha board was not daflnlt* yet, but would b* formulated vary *ooo. Hs wu aur*, h* atatad that avary ooopstatlon would b* reoelved from tb* city oouncll, th* tax psrsrs and tb* teacher* Then war* many souroea of education In tht present day, obeerved I*. Ds—on ln speaking on education. Tb* Impraeelons of tbe achool were oaly * part, a tmali ptrt of •tH* flock of Imprwalons motived by tb* child. In tha caa* of education In *ehoole. It piopl* who delegsted tchool board, who la turn out lt in ab* hands of th* teichere. Msny *}-——-_ mt OODttl WST* Splnt erury year on achool sducatlon ao It wta only proper tbat other sources ef education ahould ba watched ln ordar that th— should pro— banafl. etal to the chUd alao. ■DUCATION AT HOMT* -Maid** tb* Mbool. tbna wa* the sducatlon ocf th* homt. It was large- If oontrollable by ths parenu and a bs mtintalatd. Oood tsMhsr* had to bt retained to «n*ure that th* puplla reoelved th* but Instruction, for th* school period ot llf* oould opt be gon* back orer. He astured the club tbst th* trustee, would do tbt beat thty oould and added that associations within tb* board Itself had baen tb* moat pleaaant. Otoat oradlt wa* du* to J. **otm*n and W. 9 Oolee. delegate* to th* trust*, convention at the oout, for thay had managed to gtt tb* n«t oon- nation tor Neman. "Till* I* my tint offence,'' admitted Leelli Craufurd, "and I am embarking In public aervlo* for th* tint time." He ettended hi* thank* and appreciation to tb* Roterlana lor their kind Invitation. Although M had not Man oa th* board tor vary loaf, h* wu finding lt vtry Intemtisg and Instructive. It wu too soon to mak* any kind of publie Itatement but he had already, a. * member of th* property oommlttc*, vlalted tha various achool*. Beery! ears wu Mint takan, an •-tensive autvey hsd shown, tbtt things wtre being looked after nry wtll. Of oouree thsrs mn mtny thing* whleh needed to M don*, but It wu not tb* dm ot th* bo*rd to mak* th* school burdsn haav-tr. Mr. OolM, chairman of tn* property committee, wu a very ceielul tnd nslnauktnt aarvant. M stated, and thorough lh enry undtrUklng. B. B. (tttt) MorrU alao stated It wu hi* flnt nnt*ar* into public offlot. H* had bwn ask*--by Mr. Cote* to eipreie ngnl* at bslnt unable to attend. Mr. oolee u chair- h, man of th* property oommlttee mmTT to7 Wm I"« »« £J J!..*,? _J. «£_ £ oount, he aald, but u Mr. ooiu wu absent he would do hi* beat. REPAIRS NEEDED A vtalt to tb* Junior hlth achool and tM Hum* had nvwled tM fact tbat HK1* need M dou tun. Certain thing! abould M don* at tha high •cnool and —• Oentrsl Mbool, however, auch u turns floor*, wtilngi, eto. And th«n wa* alao the problem of an assembly hall. Seeing tMt tha eipendltun on HERE Y'ARE UDIES! IT'S A SUT . SKIRT, REVEALING THE LEG UP TO THE KNEE THAT PARIS IS DISPLAYING (By ADELAIDE «E«R> AMMfttta Pre* Stalt Wftter PARIS, Bib. I .-Sllt skirts, nruUat \ M*nn*quln'i lie up to tM knee, aad* tMlr (tebut ln aprlng itylu it « patou ahowlnt Saturday. Sapphln blu*. almond gmn, ul- mon rou, blick and purpl* satin. and enpu wtn dulgned on * Mavy alendar silhouette and moulded to tha tlgun with trained skirt* aluh- ed once ln tM (font or btck to tba km. Car frooki adapting "youthful clothM" u ft slogan wan dulgMd In a Uu s-agtarited *tlhou*M* of •lender lines but Ma clonly moulded to tM figure. Thu* wtn designed with wml- hlfb nacks, long aliens, tnd aklrte unn to 10 Inchu from th* ground with many uneven Mmllnu often shorter on tha aldu than In tha front or back. Tha colon wan sapphln blue, navy onpw uld wtlna with white plo.ua otrgandy tnma. Thi hate wtn ot dirk atraw with aouar. or aharply rolled brim* on each aide. / really vital put at th* education ot laobools w*s so gnat M would tug Ohlld. When tM child nached gut tMt tM cMsns Itarn toon tta Mbool a*-*, psychologists had ttated, llttl* mor* could M don* than to modify hla trail* and char. Mtsrlstlt-a. -Unos tM necaaalty tor * proper hon* lltt. Rtllglon wu also tnothtr tutor In education. TM home life, tM twoblng ot tM parent, and tM ohurch wan tM main Ihtluancu bwt and w«ra controllable. A fourth factor wu nadlag. aan _jala tM p*r*nt* oould largely guide th* reading of tM child. It reoelved guldsnc* In publlo libraries when th* board* ot tM NbnnM paid bt-kIbI attention to tb* nteeda ot th* child *nd mad* lt Mmf-te fcr th* ohlld to Mn aooeu la tM proper nadlnt material. BADIO AND HCTl'BES -There w*aI two other aourcaa, added Mr, Dawson, tb* radio and tta motion piotuns. Tbty wen porta oontrol than tM flat four aourou. Much of tM ladlo pettno and entertainment tna d*t_im*ntel to tM child, whll* much of It wu worthleea But u tb* radio wu In tb* horn* tM type Ot program received could M guided to soms eitent. And finally, children who want to tt* motion plotun* mtn lmpres- ttoosbls, men eo *t oertain tlmu tten at othen. TMnfot* It la up to patent* to decide vrMtMr IM M*-*n****- which tMlr children attend- Mnefitted them. mc*nt itatl*- tloe trom tM United Stetee ahowsd ttet ohlldnn wen on* of th* blg- tniBtomsn of tM plotun*, ud Bb tbl* In vtew tte oommunlty Should ee* that aom* etso. w*n to control movtat ptoturt* Ite *t-hool board or ftny otter or- ■M-iaatloa oonnected with educi- tlon. wu lai If It did not aw that otter aourew of education wen not ■Strolled. It would M difficult to mak* any wtlmatea for lttt for ■r Vera In tb* pre sew of making deeland Dr. 3. oansner. It anything, cotets should M on tM down I M thought. He quoted figure. Kwlng tte financial situation of put yur m bttef. Ite oooulon m*rk*d tM saamd In whleb M bad »tparKneed hoepltellty of tM Rotary club, ^SOCIETY ■this eelaian h taasactad by Mn. M. t|. Vlgniui. All niws ol » etxlal nalBre, Inc'edlrig reception,, ertnte antenalnmenta. pet- was. Items msrrll*—, tte., will appear la thl* oolumn. Ttli.Mn* Mrt. Vlgnaat tt htr bum*, tit apatat la Mlt. Vltr siUca -mt about tb* twhooli. A day wu nt apart for many thlnt* durlnt thi year, and a day for tM cltl-en* to visit tM sohool* would be an element mon. In ooncludlnt te tilted tMt tret-cool property htd reoalved evert car* la tb* PMt and It would M the aim ot tM board to aee that tM tarn* can prrratted. EDUCATION ArTIVrTTSS Sscretery INd L. Bwln outlined briefly ctctlvltlw of varioua bodlu In tiding ettueatlon. A fourth year due, or tint year unlnrsity wu Mint glnn: tM Roterlana wan ipor-wring technical claatu; tM Otrnv""* cluha wan *poo*orint *du- attln program*; tte Taaoten' t—- eration ww assklnf to start Batur- dty tt-tenvoon prognm* for th* auidnn ttet would gin Uwm tM right type of education, and aulted to ttetr mu: tte -cbraWn of tte Nelson rnunkip*! llbrery wa* drafting out books for tM pupil* of various mm to Indue* tMm to read tM but. Tten wu *l*o tM flw work being don* by MW K*thte*n Ocetrdon. school nun*. Ttet ate had *av*d tM city many tlmu tte -mount paid ter wu evident tn that tten Md Man no out*—ato of *p*d«mlea. Preeldent A. B. O—ar thanked tM vartouB vUHon for —*ir ad- jiiui. and aararad tMm *vr— aup- port from tM P**t**-l*n». Tb* Mlt mutlnt will te tbt olub anniversary. Rtbuild Stores Canyon {St., Creston c-_rrow. b. c. itb. i—tm cintnl Canyon atnet -mlnea* tnt la brlghUMd up by tM r»oonstruc- tlon of tM building formerly occupied by Alej. MWMUI. u a BhM npalr abop Into two attract!., buslnua ptsow. Mra. B. DriftU and Mlu Jeeal. White of KltcMMr w«r* ten Prlday fot ft week-end visit. Mr. and Mn. A O. Men-Inter and Mr. and Mrs. £ I. Cartwrttbt mad* * ahort vtalt to Bonnan Perry Mn. A. W, Nagle. ot (tattle, * forme- realdent of Nelion, wu. on Saturday tb* guut of honor at » tet glnn at th* home ot Mn. O. Douglu Nag'.e, Victoria atrwt, Ited tulip* graced the daintily appointed tea tabl* where Mn, 3. 9 Annabla tnd Mrs. A. D. Then urvlng air* Mn. A. Olydo Bmerr. Mra, William Brown tnd Mrs. W. 0. Mawhlnnay. Mra. Nagle'B Invited gueet* wtre: lira Oeorg. M. Clarke, Mra. oeort* Pirguaon,. Mn. O. C. Arnoson. Mrt. J. B. Annsbls, Mln Charlotte Annabla. Mn. Reginald Haggarty. MT*. w. O. Rou, Mra. A- O. Lambsrt, Mra. Oeorge A. Hunter, ttn. Donald Ift-teod, Mra J. H. Wllklnaon, Mlu once Wilkinson. Mrt. J. B, Letmnw, Mn. Roy Sharp. Mn. T. 9 Klgginboth- am. Mn. -I QlbM. Vn. J. J. Poote, BUSINESS AT CALGARY UP Market Prices at the Coast Steady or Better MT. Stewart ot Ptrale wu •cruton caller, and during hla atop wu Mated 8. C. l*torn«U. lut —ar M , -^ ,_ u,, „d tm. prank Culll ted bwn tM baby of tte school }_ j^ma of ,»— M —j . guast ot beard but »tnoo then tM boerd hid w u_ n— w L. H*r1« during th, baan blessed with twins snd M Md I m-tk, to share bla long clothw with tM j. Msrmst wu a Oranbrook visitor Utest srrlvals. tWO HIDES TO CONSIDER ~Hi board hsd mad* substantial savings durlnt tM past year. Though B*rh*M many thougbt greater ar* tnt* oould han bwn made, tM n- ductlona had to M mad* with for a taw days Jack Smith ipent a few days with frlenda ln Cranbrook Leslie Herri, la back at work on Rami Bra. aklddlng oontraet on tM Oacll Hamilton operations on ooat mountain, after Mint laid up •new to two aldu. Whll* *s*lng toll i tor ft oouple of wwks due to log. tbe ntepayws wen nltevsd of u 'Ung tnlurlM to hi* Mllf Much of tMlr burden u poulbl*. tM efficiency of tM sohooli htd to Wholw*** trult and ntatebl* bua- tnory" p"r_ded". i ''"*** ******* toot »» th* oout ac- cording to tM ninth market newsletter from the department ot atri- cultun at Victoria At oalgary bus- intu contlauw to show galna onr lut ywr. VICTORIA.—TM whoUul* trult tnd produce buiinew It nported u Ming good during tM wwk. Applw prlow ban advanced slightly—Delicious, ftnoy 12.50 and 0. grada UM; Wlnesspe. eitra fancy. M, fancy ,3 90 and C. tnd* «3.«0; NiwtowM, extra fancy ta.TO. fancy M-M and C. grid* 13.80 per boi. Mra. W. H. Bmedley. Mn. 3. 9. Stall-1 Bahamu tomstow an tM only onw wood, Mn. Bnwt Manden, Mn., offered at M.78 for npteked lug*. O. B Sparkw, Mre. Roy Manahan, p-orced rbubaih la telling at S oente Mrs. J. H Wallace. Mr* Charlet P. MoHardy. Mrs. U L. Boomar, Mn. 3. 9. any. Mn. r. a. Back. itn. a. Clyde tejory. Mn. H. Murphy, Mn. 3. Tttt naat. Un. William Brown, Mra. H. H. Pitts. Uri w. C. Mi. whlnney. Mn. A. A- !>agdln. Mn. O. B. Matthew, Mn. ft. 9 Morton, Mlu Carman Rortoo, Mra (Mom M. Motion. Mn. J. R. -ranter, An. T. H. wiliite, Mra. lurry Burn*. Mn. A. D. Braory tnd Mr*. J. B. Annabl*. ... Mr. and Mn. Llttl* of Moots City visited in town ywterday. ... Amont ahoppen In tte aty ywterday wu Mn. Alei Smith of Slooan Park. see Oeorte n. Taylor. Omtdltn Paclflo official ot Oalgirr, spent yes- terday In town. a e a Mlw Bow Jeffrlw ot mlson visit, id in Trail Bondty, ... Van. ArchdMcon prad H. Oraham had w thalr wwk-end guwt J. H. S. Winter ot Trail. ... Harold Hlnltt in among thow from mlson to apend Sunday la TrelL eee Ot ait-optional Interwt to Trail and Nelaon paopl* wu th* quiet wedding whleh took plan on Friday evening at St. Jamu' Antllwn church, V counr, of Bdwtna Mary, youngwt o.ughter ot Mr. ud Mn. 0. p. Worts. MM Oadar Q—wat, and granddauthtar ef tte last*. Br. Bdwln wort*. UT. of Colcbwter, Kng, snd Mr. Oeoffrey Tudor By- ton. yountttr ion of Mn. A. T. shrton, llll JervU itrwt. Vtnaounr and formtrly a nelaon, end tte late A. Tudor Byton, formerly ot Mostyn, North Walls, and nephew of nt. Rev. the Lord Blahop of Bangor, North walea ~ ^^ TM bride chow for hsr weddint ensemble a navy blu* suit modelled oa amsrtly tailored lines, with ■ hat to match and Mr blouw wm ot white wtm. A gray caracul wet ina alao worn for trenlltng. PoUowIng a hceeymoon In tbe south, Mr. and Mr*. Byton will Uk* up rwldano* ln Vancouver Mr. Byton wtu be remembered in Nelson bsvlng attondad hlth achool her. after whleh M to -V, cents per pound iplnach I* iipacted on tM aarkit In * few days. Local hothouw cucumber, will alao M ready to m*r- Mt In « abort tlm*. Tte potato mar- Mt Is strong. Local sad mainland potetow an quoted tram 11.38 to 11.80 par ewt. Duncan Batted Oeme tn Mint ottered tt 11.83 ptr iwt. VANCOUVBB—Tte fruit *nd vsgs- tebl* demand Is normal with a good supply on hand. Applw prlow n- main steady *F*ort-*d rhubarb I* wiling tt 9 oents pen pound. Hotbouw cucumMn it 13 80 per down. A reduction of at to 00 otnt* ptr boon orange*, ln all atta*, I* anticipated In tM vtry early futun. Local bunch carrots an about sihausWd and lmpcrtatloa* will cortunenoe about tM 18th of thla month. TM wholewlo prlw ot hay, grain ftnd feed remains stsdy and ahows no chsng*. TM prlw for strga to producer is down 3 to g oentt; whole- aala prlw down I to 4 aaat*. TM mild weather prevailing an tba prtlrlw may M tte cauia ot tte drop ln *gg prlw* ten w tten la no Indication of an Incrwwq production. Thn* carload* of atto ban rolled out thu week to tM pralrtea on consignment. Ho change ln poultry prlow. Hot! han gained another 1 wnte—wiling now tt 11 oant* par pound to ahlpper. Veal, oountry drsaasd to shipper I oentt. Vege- tablee Imported Into Vancouver durlnt wwk ending January tl. California, oelery 13*0 cnte*, iplnach 170 eawe, lettuce ast crates, squash at ossw. oaullflower SM esses, btroc ecu SS cum, 1M0 emmt ot tomatow from Me-loo and Jamaloa. CALOART -Buslnw* contlnuw to abow gain* ovar laat ywr. Oar arrivals for January an graatly ta aioew of January 1191. Tte potato market I* atrong. south Albert* ahtppen claim that grow*n are refusing to load at pnwnt prloe of lit per ton ahtpplnt point. Apt., wte* are wall maintained ann at ill* Increased prlow. Weather cl**r and mild. SASEATOON —TM wwtter tar thl put wwk wu meetly mild, though trwtly varylnt t-ondlUona wan si- parttnwd—nnging from on* ot tM wont bllBtarde to yeen to thaw and nln. TM fruit and vegetable move. mant however, wu only allghtly disrupted. Apple srrlvsl* wen liberal BREAK OUT OF JAIL AT FERNIE Police Catch Them In Few Minutes' Hunt DESPERATE FIGHT BY ONE FUGITIVE Officer Called From Michel as Extra Guard Bib. 8.—Nick Birvillo and Johnnie Oeorge teld hen In connection with tbe burtlary ot tte M-O Own Omcery Wednasday night broke Jail Sunday. Ttey wn* promptly reotptured and tn now under clowr lurveUlance tban ever. OondltloM *t th* looal 1*11 htn Ha mora dltrioult tban usual for tM paat few day* owing to tM •ocenimoclailon* |lnn to 40 men who laft the Crow* Nut road camp ln protect agalMt th* cooking. Tarent)- fln of them men am atlll quartered at the Jill but of count not confined. At about 5:18 Sunday ftttemoon ther slipped from tbe oorrtdor wten they were exercising smsshed tM lock off tM rear door of tM jail and fled. TM pollw wen on tM trail Immediately end within ft tew mlnutu had looted them In tM busmsnt of tM Midway gartge. Twenty minutes after their flight both men wen beak In their oal)*. Servello fought dwpintely on tM way back to lb* 1*11 but Ooorg* took tM matter mon calmly and ra- tamed, without reeSetanoe. An litre noUoeman wu called from natal to aufmant tM local force In maintaining a 94 hour guard. TM Pernle pollw will breatM more cully wMn tM camp man lan Monday and they will han oontrol ot oondltlooi at tM jail ln tMlr own hands. HJil-ll-BH fMSBtm !___. RADIO SLEUTHS TOLD OF POWER Cart/a ot Bonnlngton Talks to trUdlo Socltty Tlettlaf (lent tte theorstlcal aide at* tte etudy of hydro-*l*ctrlc fen- enton. and following up with ft vivid deecrlptlon est tte uwmbllng and wrvlclnt of ttem. J. Oftnll of Bpnntntton dellnnd a vary inter- estlnt tddnu baton tte He—*n Amateur Radio sootety. TM three- phase type ot powar, atated tte ■Maker, wu by far the mwt popular method of delivering power. Hi traotd tM action of volte**, oounter- —lute. current, and militant powar by mr. ot rector dlatr—ii. Tte precuwl *ld* of hi* topic, fend descriptions of the difficult-** encountered wten iMUlllng tbw* h*_ge power m*ohinw wen rewind with gre*t Interwt. seversl of hla eaperlsncaa. Ul*-*tr*tlnt tte vatarlee of *»*ctrteMy, peond nry relar- talnlng. j PROBATE ESTATE OF P. W^GEORGE W. W. Psrguson *ppU*d tor kitten proMte In auprt-xta oourt otemten to laaui to tb* eadcutor, laurence Oeo—t, tbe eetete ot Patrick WUUam Oeorge. verted at WITH. MT. r-ergu*on slso applied for lettei probate on tte wtate of John P-ran- cu Ohstpman for lrminnw to tM •xtcutor, Pnd Otepman. Tte wtete la valued et |7M. Both order, were granted. . i ind demand good with practically no WMteJte .taft of tha jawvlnciu |chMlf, ln „„„,. B*h»iu tomato.. an on tM market and an In light oourt houw. BBINO w SRIP Veer RAW FURS to J. H. IH GREENWOOD 410 BAker'St NelMn, IKC. Hlfheet 1-rlree—llfli.ret Ormdlnf A* the Alloe ftidinc echool, north ot town, UM ti-ueteee ore routine the echool jenltor work tbU winter. • new pupu Uklnf on tb* work ■t the flret of each month. If tou yee_rn for a hlp-llne fur «pe. eell rouraelf tta Ide* that lta \resXly economical. Tm Mn wear It ion m*ny occeeloae without a ooet, and lt will fit ftrer dlffMwnt eoete, meklnf two or three ooeU grow • when on* grew before. a^uLo^-o^dKKiMb Why is th* old man wM_f bjr tht taJaphoot ? "' asked tb* Mttt* boy, "Many peart saa," espltimd Jatber, "ks triad te pises sn ordar with his frtend Siahhkint. Bot *v*iry HaU ht telephone.*, ht foetid sll of 8mlthkint* ltntt war* busp. Hs Is still trping te (Its that ordtr to eSfrthkins bot h*'i a bh ditcoorsf*d." "Why doesn't Mr. Sn*h_ns fst Mrs t^plwns litMt, (athsr?* * Yoe'r* s bright boy, tee." Bt <♦ TELEPHONE COMPANY mm Mutant ataaltn, Btsnlej street, ipent sundsr ln Trail. ... Twtera.y Mn. Karry b. Oon, Cedar street. entertalMd tbe number, of Mr* pred H. Orahami ctrete when tbow pnwnt Included. Mn. A. T. Honwlll. Mn. A. 3. Comlah, Ml*. U B. Bonnar, Mn. Oeorp Horstead. Mn. p. R pnt- chard. Mn. Brnwt w. Stwl tnd Mn. Oon. * * • » Herniation at Crwwnt Bar vlalted in town vwterdej. ... \ Terr Rev. 3. 0. Mcaensl. hM n- oelnd word that Bar. p. Marlartr. O.MJ., of Vancouver will arrlre Sat- urdar to conduct a mission ot . wwk'i duration in tte church of Mary Immaculate. • • • Mlw Petri-it Madden, who errivad Thundt» from Bdmonton. hu taken up her itudlw it St. Joseph's acad- Sltuu-n* "*•" "**«-» a • • A. J. IronalM, sealatant 0. P. Ik •ujerlnleBdent wltb btaetquarten In Oranbrook ia a Mlson natter. * e . •._, **n-L ***' ~~ ■utteflftnd. OtOmmmlT^ "* "m"i™ " • * • Mrs Charlw Holt end two dsuth- rant£m'**"m ****** '» the clt, demand at tito per repacked luta Most vwatablw tm ln good demand though tte market Is sllghtlv weaker due to Incnasad sttiwIs—tM milder WMtber *n*bllng local growwa to haul In thalr produce. Potetow are moving freely and lobbsre bav* aold tM meter portion of tte etocM wbleh tMy put away laat fall. Tte flrat car ot California oelery errlved Mra lut Monday. At ttet tlm* tte BC. etlary ted practically been d up. California celery la quoted tt 11 wnte to 11 wnte Mr pound. SBATTI_—TM *tf*ct of California protnetlnt Isttuw ahipmente —• felt fcr tM tint time ten todty. Market firmer wltb euppllw moderate and demand talr ftt al to IS.ft per crate, ctullflt—er auppltea Mavy and market week. Bwt California and Oregon Mock wiling et • 1 per orate; Inferior duality atock Balling u low u 00 ceate Mr cnte. Supply of lowl hothouw rhubarb incnutng wtth marart ateadp at pnwnt quotations—asm faney, la 15-pound entea, mostly M cent* to tl sad fancy at TO wnte to So oents. Potato market etronser wtth local ■uppllw moderate, tslw on track to wholetalgr Ito. 1 mostly list to • 1.71 p*r ewt., No. t SO-pound sack. Jl wnte. oMed^hevs^d 607 Baker St. Phone 200 MOVE rON SALE SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING SHOPPERS Shower* Are Given for Creaton Girls Ol-BTOIt, B. 0, f»b. t»-Showen for brldee-eiect and n*wly wed* wen tb* future of aocial life among the youngar nt at tM and ot tha wwk. Thursday. Mn. Bert Handy, nw Plorenoe Cralgle, wbo wu married at Spokane late ln January, wu guwt of honor at a kitchen shower at tM bom* ot Mn. Canute Anderson wMn * party ot ao girl friend, remembered Mr with a nlc* lot Ot oootlng utensils. Contest* wen i futun of th* enning'* *ntertaln< ment. wtth tM prlau going to Mlw Bdlth Cook and Mrs. B. M. Cbsndler A twty lunch wu wrved by tM bwteu. who wu asalated by ber elater. Mlw Mary -tent*. On Prid*y enning girl friends gsve Mlw BlIuMth WIltM * surprise pnwntatlon when they foregathered at tht bom* of Mn. Tuwur, fcr an evenlnt at contwte, mualc, gamw and dancing. TM brio* to M wu prewnted with * (liver caawrole. Mlw Wilts Ibbvw In a few daya for Lethls-ldg* when Mr marriage tekw plan In rebruary. Women's Undies Gov—ii, pajaitiH wid slips of quality broadeloth. Assorted colors, values to }1.66 each. MOVE-ON PRICE, EACH ... BOf Women's Tub Dresses Made of fait colored prints in smart styles. Short sleeves or sleevelens styles. Sites 14 to 44. MOVE-ON PRICE, EACH .«1.39 Shetland Ross Full ounce skeins of fine Shetland floss. Assorted colors. MOVE-ON PRICE, THE SKEIN .. 9< Women's Corsets Nemo-Flex and D. & A. corsettes and girdles. Made of, best quality brocade silk. All styles and sizes. Odd lines that sold up to .$5.00 each. MOVE-ON PRICE, EACH .. * 1.95 Children's Hose Silk and wool hose in sites 6 to 9*A. Assorted colors. Values to $1.00. MOVE-ON PRICE, THE PAIR 50* Pullover Sweaters A fine assortment of ths better sweaters. Made of pure botany wool in assorted colors. Sizes 84 to 40. Values to $4.50 each. MOVE-ON PRICE, EACH $2.36 Holeproof Hose Service weight pure silk hose in sites o to 10. All wanted colors. Full fashioned. A sale special at MOVE-ON PRICE, THE PAIR 75-}> Silk and Wool Hose A regular $1.50 quality hose. Made of good quality silk and wool yarns in assorted colors. Sites 9 to 10. MOVE-ON PRICE, THE PAIR 76* I Women's Kid Gloves Fine French kid gloves in buttoned style and fancy cuffs. Assorted e o 1 o r a and blacks. Sites 6 to VA. Regular price to $8.75 the MOVE-ON PRICE, THE PAIR f 1.95. Women's Silk Blouses Plain tailored or fancy blouses of pure silk. White or colored. Sites B4 to 40. All better class merchandise. Regular values $4.50 to $17.50 each. CLEARING AT *2.85 to M.75 - Just half the regular price. Good • Housekeeping By Chtls No. 4 ***.* St Psul'i Ladle.' Aid win a* B-tBtXV SO-Jr- 1 UblwpooM Mrley 1 onion 1 quart milk 1 ttf yolks Salt and peoper Scald barley, drain, put Into 1 pint water. Add onion end little parsley. If dealnd. Slmnnr gently I houn. IMt milt In doubli bollir, add barley and water and waaon Beat yolkei. put tham Into soup turwn and pour In aoup (lowly, •tlrrlng all tM tlm*. Crwim of Oyster Seep 4 wlery tope or >ri teupoon wlery wed 1 teupoon ult V, tocupex 1 quart* cold water li eup rlw IXw the bacon, edd tM onion, minced end uuted until tM onion Is tendsr and tM Moon crisp. Than combine wltb all tM Ingredient* but tbe rlw. In * kettl*, cover, end simmer gently for iv, houn. Then •train, add tM rlw, tad continue ccioklng |tj hour longer, -shit soup I m druwd up by iddlng Ublaapoon SUMO Julw tnd pouring It over tM Maten —Uu tat a *ggs Juit Mfon nrvlng. tern* I. Fails to Moke Income Tax Returns; Is Fined Tnt T. Dmodo wu found guilty uruter tM lnooro* war tu tet of falling to maM Income tet return* for tM year IMl, and wu wntenwd to pay a flee »l III « ttm 10 dan In (sll, when M tppeered In ctty pollw ooun Uonday morning befon Mattatnte William Brown. Be paid tM flM. on. uu* Prlsclila oellnu, un. P. lugens poulln. tJf°°* *******. In Nelson yw- a . . *»"• 'Wton tn Trail from mm- aon sundiy wu Dr. o. a. Bradaiuw • • • •«J,^"ra*-S_y.t ™- ■a-V-Ati'^--T- • s s TM Utter part of tk* wwk Wn. Un. Obttlm H. Hamilton, Bob. aon atrwt, entertained the membera of Un. P. 0. -Uehard'e circle of St Bavlour'a ohureb Bslpsrs yw- terdar wMn thow pnwnt wan lira. Robert Colllnson, Wn. R. W. Daweon. Wn. Itaglnild R. intl, Mlsa Jean Hunter, Wlw Dorothea iTTa- ham, wn. William Taylor, wn. ■■ I 0*orte I. Brown, wn. Duncan Smith Philip luibai, Win warguerite Otgn-1 and Wn. H(gnilten. A. O. oellnu, Victoria strwt. an- terlelned a sewing circle ot tM Church of Wary Immaculate whin thow preasnt wen: wn. 3. DtTo., Un. Vtteo Romano, Wn. A. Aurlllo, Wn. Areun, Wn. A. BaU, Wn. L. santor. Wn. p. Senior, wn. Olllral- emc. Un. 3. U wuraro. wn. L. S. McKlnnon. m Henri oagnon. Wn. 22 BOOKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY TM folk—Ing 1* * llat of 2. hooka added to tM Iteleon munlclpsl library alow tM flnt ot tM year: Fiction— Philip UndMv, "Hem Camw tbe King"; Loulw Jordan Wlln, ''Ruben snd Ivy Sen"; Saint- Riuper, AntolM, "ItTttit Pllsht"; H. O. Wells. "Shsps of Thlna to Ooms." Nonflrtlon — Wilton Wsldman. "-lsabeth"; Jamw Bnated. "Th* Dawn of O-Mctenw"; Leourd Wooif. "Intelll|»nt Man's Way to Prevent War": Joseph Cottier, "Career* Ahead"; IU*—t LMghton. "Complete Book of tbe Dog": Por- rwt Olmr. "TM Btory Of Poods": Bavniey -richola, "A Thatched Root": o. P. Lardnar, "Out Tour Soon'; Loula Unt-rmeyer. "AJMtrow Book ot Living Vene": Logan Pwrs.ll Smith, "On Reeding 8haka«pa*n"; Samuel Tilt. "Thle Onanglng World": Jamw W. BeU, "Par Plaow": Jamw Ohurohward, "Loat Continent dt Mu"; H. V. Morton, "In Scotland Again"; Barratt WI^lloutrhby, "Sitka"; Mlchul Ma*on, "WMn Tempest* Blow"; W. W. SplnM, "Tatee of tM Britlah Columbia prontlBr": Wilfrid Bony, "Canadian: a Study of tM rT.ne_i-Oansdlans.'' Scald 1 quart milk In double; boiler with 1 email slice onion. . i .pren p-nley and 1 bledM wlery j cut In plena Melt « teblwpoom butter, *dd 4 teblwpoona flour, atlr until blended, tban pour on alowly mow of tM *oald*d milk until of tM conaletency to pour. Combine mixtures and oook SO mln- utea. Skim out veeetebUe, clean 1 quart, heat liquor to botllnt; point, strain Into milk. Beat oyiter on an omelet pan until plumped, skim out and plaoa them ln hot aoup turwn with 1 tebleapoon butts'. 1 teaspoon wit, '. teaspoon pepper. pour onr this tM hot milk mix- tun. PlM* 1 tablwpoon whipped cresm ln soup plats and pour onr oyster aoup. Soop t allow of iwn Moon 1 amall onion Bosw of * rout tow1 Knuckli ot nil Sllw of lemon 1 My leaf INCH OF SNOW FALLS IN NELSON An inch cf mow fall ln Kelson Monday morning, and throughout tha remainder of tM dsy the sky wu overcast, although there were occasional breaks. TM maximum temper.tur. wu 11 and tM mini* mum *»• BONDS SOAR BMW r-caut, |s*b. • (API—Th* bond market afaln .wept forward today with * momentum tMt carried many laauw to tMlr Mat levels of tM put two ywn or more. Bales, including about M.MO.OOO of govern- mspte, sroounted to UO.SSB.000. ladMtrlila domlMted and active taineera wtn up om to around four pointe. Ask Mother- She Knows Mor-Mr took thli metdldo* b*- for. and aft.r tbe bebiei came. It (*v* ker man urengtri and energy wben aM mt carr■ oat ind rundown... ken Mr oa tb* job ill through tk* Chaaf*. N*. woader in* nt. osun*ndi it. LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND SPECIAL TRIP TO Gerrard and Return February 8th Train will leave Nelson 11 p.m., Thursday, Feb- ruary 8th for Procter, thence by steamer to l.ardeau and train to ('errard, returning Feb. 9th to Nelson. Passengers carried in both directions. N. J. LOWES. C.T.A. Nation, B.C. SPECIAL SALE ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS All utensils are first quality material mads by one of Canada's best manufacturers l-quart Tea Kettles Daisy Tea Kettles B-rup Percolator! .. No-Scald Saucepans 1 .-quart Cook Pots ... 91.10 690 800 08*- .fi.eo Oral Covered Roasters fl.99 See Onr Window for Other Values Hipperson Hardware Company, Limited "Look for the Red Hardware Store" Phons 497 Box 414 — r.ni bis INDUSTRIALS TURNOVER BIG Construction Issues Move Ahead on Toronto List TOitclirto, Feb. a (OP)—A booming Industrlsl ahare market developed today on tba Toronto atojk eichange, cheerfully Inaugurating ths amalgamated market. Excepting Ford A, lnterllateda cloeed higher and moat domestic Issues followed, suit, lnduetrlal aectlon turnover topped 81,000 shares. Prospect of agreement on the St. Lawrence Waterways project boosted construction stocks. Canada Oernent common waa up IK to Utt and tbe preferred Itt to Dt. Canada Dredge added Stt to 33tt. Building producta gained V,. Steel issues were also firmer. Braslllan waa active and up a point. Ford A bit proflt-taktnt and closed oft tt at 34tt. International Nickel added 40 cent* to iStO. Oils and bank Issues went higher. Musty Ham. added tt and Cock- ahutt plow tt- Montreal Stocks DOW JONES AVERAGES 110.74 up 1.83 1.12 1.20 QUOTATIONS ON WALL STREET Bank of Oommeroa — Bank of Montreal Bank of Nov* Scot!. .... Boyal Bank Bank of 'Toronto Bell Telephone Braalllan T L ek Power B C Powar A Oanadlan Oar tb Foundry Canadian Cement .-___._ Canadian Oernent Pfd ,— Oanadlan convert*-* . Oan Industrial Aloohol Cockahutt Plow i c p n Oanadlan Steamahlp Uon _.._ Oon* Mining At Smelting Dominion Bridge Dominion Otaaa Dominion Steel tt Ooal Dominion Textile A P Oraln Lain ot the Woods Msmy Herele Montr**! Power National Brasarln National Stwl Car OgUvl* Killing ... Power Corporation Shawlnlgan — Steal ott Canada Winnipeg Railway CI BBS Snick Silk Oan Oan Wineries Oosgrava Brew Dist Seagram Dom _nginnr Howard Smith Impl OU Impl Tob Oan InU Peuol ,_. MoOoll Pronten Mitchell Bobt Reliance Oral n M1SCELLANEOCS Oan Dredge Dom Store* Ford oan A Loblaw Oroc ias iaa no iaa isa no 14tt 11 Im lltt Sit lott 10tt 17 *V iaa Allegheny ... ttt All Cheimloal _ 1ST American Oan . 109 tt Am For Pow Utt American Ice 10 Am Ma ek Fdy lttt Am Smelt At Re 48.V, Am Telephone IM Am Tobaoco .... 84tt Anaconda _..„.._ 17tt Atchison T3tt Auburn Moton 87 Baldwin _ 1« Bait _t Ohio 34!i -lend ATl.t ..... -Stt Jeth ami Mtt Canadt Dry ... M*4 Canadian Pao 17 Oeerro De Ptaoo Satt Jon tk Ohio 4ftt cairyaler Mtt Jom a South 8 .on Oaa N Y «tt Cora Prod -_ 81}_ J Wright Pfd — Jupont _ _ 103-tt -aatman Kodak 8. Bee Pow tk U Stt an* M% Ford *_tngll*h _. — Ford of Canada — Flrat Ua Stores SlVt Preeport Te« ... 47tt 0*neral Electrlo Mtt General Food* __ Mtt Oenerai Motor* tu Oold Duat MVi Goodrich _ 17tt Oranby _ lltt Ort North Pfd MVk Ort Wat Sugar Mtt Hows Sound .... B7tt Hudson Motors Mtt Ins Oopper ,— «tt inter Nlok*l ._ Mtt Inter Tel tk Tel ntt J*w*l Iw* «•* Btt lMtt 101 tt Htt • tt 18 •Mtt lMtt tt 17 7-tt Mtt Mtt Mtt Mtt Mtt 88 Mtt 88tt Mtt Mtt Stt Utt 78 101 tt 81 tt T* Mtt Mtt Mtt J4*. M 4114 Mtt Mtt 81tt M Mtt M •tt M lttt ttt lMtt 108 V, Utt 10 Mtt aa 1-3 tt Mtt ntt 78 Mtt Mtt 34', --tt Mtt M Mtt aa M e«tt a* 45tt 78 10tt 101 tt •Itt Mtt •tt MH •1 47 M Mtt 41 tt Mtt ntt utt 5* S7tt Wtt •tt 8Stt 17tt Mtt Ksnn Oopper .... Krssg* a 8 Kroagger Ai Toll Lahn tk Fink Mack Truck Mllwaukn FM Nnh Motort _ Nat Dairy Prod N Pow tk 11 N T (-antral _ Pao O** tk Blec Packard Moton P*nn n n ._ Phillips 'Ftt* Pure OU Radio Oorp Radio Keith Or Rem Rand' Rook island .... Safeway Stone S Louts di a F ahall union .._ 8' Otl Bdlson Bouth Pacific Stsn OU of Oal Stan Oil of Ind Stan OU of N J Stewart Warn Stt-debteker _ Tex Oorp Tai Oulf Sul Tlmktn Rollers Under Ty.* Ua Carbide .... Un OU of Oal Un Aircraft _ Un Biscuit _ Un Pacific _ ua cat Im Ppe U 8 Rubber U 8 Steel _ Vanadium Steel Wnt Electric Wooiwortb Wrlgley Teltow Truok _ .3 M -tt am Mtt Mtt Mtt M Mtt «tt • Itt 81 17tt l«tt Mtt M Utt Mtt •tt M a Mtt Mtt Mtt 14tt Mtt 8-4 Stt lltt •tt M 8 •tt 18 «tt M «tt - Utt 11 ai tt Mtt Mtt M Mtt Mtt MH 4714 Mtt 8tt 7 «tt Mtt Mtt M Mtt Mtt Mtt Mtt 47tt M Mtt SOtt M Mtt Mtt -Itt Mtt im iai Mtt Mtt SOtt Mtt £•*• 88 •ntt Mtt 87- •tt M >8tt M 53* Mtt •tt Mtt aitt Mtt •ott Mtt •tt 81 17tt 14 •Mtt 31 •tt M Mtt Mtt • Stt 11 •tt Mtt 4tt lltt •Ott 88 Vi '•Utt Utt Mtt •tt 7 M ♦Hi 2m Mtt SOtt aatt Mtt IM Mtt SK Mtt Mtt 87 •tt THB NSLSON DAILY NIW8, NBLSON, B.C. — TUEIDAT MOBNINO, FIBalJABT I, MM ' EGGS ADVANCE MONTRZAL, Fab. • (CP) prion Advanced aharply on 'tb* Montreal produoe markst today adding two to thm centa » do-en. Onttrlc* and western aold at 84 to M out* for A large 88 to M for A medium and SI to M for A pullets. Offerings 781 casta. Butter waa unchanjed. No. 1 re- graded paateurlned at Mtt to Mtt oente a pound. Oheew bald ataady at 10tt oenu tor current mak* Ontario.. ReoelpU 87 boats. Quebec potaton climbed to 81.10 per ao-pound fab and Haw Brunswick Mountain* to 11.14. MONEY Metal Markets N*BW TORK, Feb. 8 (AP)—Copper trtesdler; electrolytic spot and future 18 to ftt. Tin steady, apot and nearby B0.7S; future 61.00. Iron quiet, No. 8 fo.b. ea*t*m I Pennsylvania 1S.M; Buffalo 17.50; Alabama 1S.50. Lead dull; spot New York 4.00; But 8t. Louis 8.M. Zlno firmer; But St. loula ipot ■nd future 4.35 to 4.40. Antimony, ipot 130 to 7M. Quicksilver M.50 to 70.00. Bar illver ataady, tt lower at M. London—Copper standard spot £34 3s ad; future £34 7a Od; electrolytic •pot M7 Bb. Tin. spot £897 7* Sd; future MM 18* M. Uad apot £11 IB*; future C19 IM M. ! Zinc, apot £14 17t M; future £15 l7t 0d. By tht Canadian Pren exchange ratn at tb* clon today mre: At Montreal—Pound 4.87 1S-M, UB. Dollar LMtt. franc fM. At New York-Pound 4Mtt. Canadian dollar £89 1-M, frano aia. At Part*—Pound 78.71 francs, Oanadlan dollar MM franca, 04. dollar M.17 franoa. In gold—Pound Ut Id, Oanadlan dollar 58.38 cents. UA dollar MM cent*. CLASSIFIED SECTION Personal' .s..-.a-.-tt>t. a «»)—s*m ot IM or mor* shares on the Montreal stock e.chana* today; BeUluret 440, Braalllan 6341. B C Packers UM, B C Pow A 181, B 0 Pow B M0, Brack silk 8M, Can Cement MM, Can GS ptd 4M. Cdn Oat 1010, Odn m Al 18*Lj, Can In Al B TM, OPB IM, Cocktjutt BBS. Oon Smelting 870, Dom Bridle 5341. Dom 8 A 0 B 8480, p Steel Warn 3M. How smith 870. _t Nickel 18.375, Maisey Harris 8M5, McColl Front 880, Mtl Power 1488, Nat Brew 4«S, Pow Oorp M0, SU Corp MOO, shawlnlgan MM, Soutb Can Pow 430, Btnl Ou Ala. lnduetrlal Alcohol A International Nickel . International Pet* ItOblew A llwi Barn* ............... Noranda Ont anility Utt — Photo Bngraven . Pags Heraey — Service Station* ,— Btandard Paving _— 8% lMtt Mtt Mtt ♦tt Stt Mtt «1i ■It IM Mtt M Mtt IM aott IT 14 Utt Mtt Mtt -ty. Mtt TH . M • 17tt M . 10 4tt Dominion Live Stock W1NWU—I. Fib. B (CP) — Receipts of osttle 1800, mint U0, hon 4480. *he*p M. Steers, up to 10(0 lb*.: Oood and •Ma M to M. attsen, mr 10M Iba: (Mod and •hole* MM to M, Helten; Oood and oboio. MM to Mao. Fed calves: oood end choloe Mao 80 M.M. Oows: Oood. MM to t. 78. Milker* and aprlnfen 880 to M0. Veal calvw: Oood and choice M to ST. Hogs; Seleot baoon 81 par hud premium, bacon MM, butcher* 81 per head dlaoount, heavy 87.85, extrr. hnvy MM. Lambs: Oood handywelght M.M to 16.75, good bnvln M. Lamb*: Oood bnvln MM to •1.50, food hand*—light 8178 to I. VANOOUV*-R, Feb. B — Mining aharea aold on tha Vancourer atock exchange today: Listed—Beater Mirer aSM, Bra- lorn* »M, Brldg* R Oon 83.800. -ridge R Ex 88.S80, Oarlboo 8000, Oeorgla Rlv 14,800. Oold Belt 8000. Orandvlew 8000, Meridian 10,000, Nat ailvar 3700. Nicola 11.875, Pioneer 30, Premier B 8000, premier O 0800, Quststno 8375. Beem aM, Reno MOO, Sally MM. Unlisted—Aletandrla 13.800. Bay- view 8800, B O Nlcksl 13.500. Bla MUs 8500, Bradlan 8M, But* I a L MOO, Oongnn 1700, Dentonia 10.540. Dunwell 3700, Dawson Oold (old) 1000, Oeorge Oopper 400, Oeo Enter 3000, Ooloonda MOO, OruU Wi_tk.no 1800, Orange 1*700, Barcu—* Oon 8000, Home Oold 8800, Independence 1000, Koot Belle 800. Koot Flo 10,000, Mtt Blooar 1000, Mlnto M.000, Mogul 4000. Morning Star 30,300, Morton 8850. Native Son* M.000 Noble Five It/no. Porter Idaho 1000, Pand Oreille 3SM, Reliance 8000. Reward 14.800, Bed Hawk IBM, SUrercmt 5000. Snowflake 4000. Taylor Brldte •340. Thurlow 8500. Vldette TOO. Wavsrly I'.OOO. Wayalde 18.800, White Eagle 780. Whitewater 10M. Exchanges MOtctTREAL, Ptb. I (CF)—Brt. tlsh and foreign exchange In rela- tlon to tht Canadian dollar, a. compiled by the Boyal Bank of Canada, closed todsy aa follows: Argentina, peso _ 3583A Australia, pound _.._ 8SM3D Auatrlal. achlUlng . Belgium, beige Braall. mllreli Bulgaria, London Close LCMDON. Fib. I (AP)—CToslnj: .*_..i»n rrsctlon 813tt. Oanadl.n .-acltlc |l«tt, Hydro Electric 88*.. International Nickel 8Mtt. British American *robaoco £5tt. OourtauleU t*a tt. DdeUUere 84* 8d, Dunlop Rubber 43a ad, Electrical tt U Ind Ord 84a lttd, Ford Ltd 84* 8d, Hudson Bar 37s 8d, Imperial Chemical aia ld'/jd, Mining Trust Ltd 8s 4Md, Rand Minn Mtt. Rhokana Oorp £0, Crowns tiott, Sprrrej. Utt. Bast ',,, Rio Tlntoa £31 tt, Vfck- ■,IH anadlan ♦ par oant loan - -lMtt. BrltUh ttt par nnt .Ti M-M, Britlah IV, per cant war loan £101 tt. BrltUh funding 4* 1840-80 till*. ,t|MD 3118D .0804D 0151D J788D -M74D -OM' . .0334D .08340 4770D . 4 878IA -M80D SS75D JMM J803D M34D . M78A .0818D . 88780TJ . -8030 . .1SMD . 0101D 48448D .13SSD . _5S7D Swltnrlsnd. Ir.no *»78D United Btatea. dollsr. tt per oent premium (unchsngedl. Chins, Hong Kong dollan CBSchoalovskla, clown Denmark, kron* ________ Finland, flnmark ___—__. t-ersnos, frane ..______ Oermany, reloamark —__. oraat Brttain, pound Oreece, drachma Holland, florin Hungary, pengo „,. ■ IndU, nipn ______ Italy. Ure — Japan, yan , , JugoaUvl*. dinar New zesland, pouad Norway, krone „ Poland, alotl Boumanla, «u South Africa, pound Spain, pent* _________ Sweden, krone Winnipeg Grain WINWIP—J, FM. B (OD—Closing ores quotation*: Open _ah Low Clon want _y ...... Wtt »tt Mtt Mtt July Tltt Tltt »tt TOtt Oau May Mtt rt Mtt 8«tt July IT* Mtt Mtt Slit .wha ■_.y Mtt Mtt Mtt Mtt July . Mtt Mtt M Mtt Flax _ty lMtt lMtt lMtt lMtt July IM IM IM IM May 81 tt «ltt Mtt Mtt July Mtt Mtt Mtt Utt Oaah Prion Whest—No. 1 bard Tltt; No- 1 nor. ratt: No. 1 nor. Mtt; No. 8 nor. 81V No- »• Mtt: NO. a. »7tt; d Mtt; track Mtt; No. 1 Durum B 0 Nickel —.... Mtt Bralorn* _..____ 1135 M Beaver Silver _..._ MV, Bridge R Oun . .40 Bridge R Ex .18 Oeorg* Copper .40 Oold Belt ______ 40 Oeorg* Ent •OU. OeorgU Rlrer Mtt Ooloonda _ At Orandvlew _ 04 Independenoe ■01 tt .18 Kootenay Flarenoe •01 tt Koot King Kootensy Belle Lucky Jim —- Meridian .18 .08 •Mtt Morning atar 31V, National silver Noble P1v» _ Pend Oreille - Pioneer Oold pcxtcjr Idaho .. Pnmler Reno aold - Rsevee MscDonild RuXua Argent* .... Ruth Hop* Btlvt-rcrnt ______ •tnowflak* •Torlo Wellington Whitew«t*r OILS A P Conaolldatad Mtt •Utt 1.M 11.10 .11 IM 130 .IT Mtt .03 Mtt .01 tt .23 Mtt •Mtt Bid Aak aa 1180 47 •Mtt Al to tt .Mtt ■rati . .Mtt at H ji •01 tt .01 31 o H M A3tt MH .13 I.M ISM .13 IM 131 tt Ot .04 .03 •Oltt VALUE.... When it comes to Ya-ue In coal—we have it! Lump Sixe._ $9.00 Egg Size $8.50 These are cash on delivery prices. "It Pays to Pay Cash" WILLIAMS' TRANSFER Poultry and Eggs LAROE VIGOROUS WHITE LEO- horns. the blood of alt Agaaala winning pens; egga, baby chicks, pullets. Appleby Poultry Firm, M—Ion. B. C. (Utt) BLACK ROSECO-Tb BANTAMS, Hsve nveral beautiful birds for sale, reasonable. F. J. Harblnson. Fernie, B. C. (1031) Help Wanted WANTBD-MAN AND WIFE 80 TO 88 yesn or age. no children to do Janitor work ln amall build- Ing. Steady poaition. Apply Employment Service of Canada, court Houw. (1137) For Sale Standard Lethbridge Coal Lump, ton gio.W) Nut, ton M00 Drumheller Super Lump, tork 811.00 Btlcmt Steam Lump, ton 810.00 Phone 701 FAIRVIEW FUEL SUPPLY tlOM) PIANO—THB BEST BUT IN TOWN, und oak boudoir model cost M7B for 8300 on eaay terms—Pianos ire back to stay. Kootenay Mualc Houn. (1044) SECOND HAND SINGER -CAOHINEB from 810.00 up. Singer Sewing Machine Co. (UM) FOR SALE—18 TONS OOW MAN yw. Phon* 8UL1. (1084) For Rent 008 Ward St. Nelaon (UM) Wl DO EVEHTTHINO IB PRINTINO BOOK BINDINO PAPER RUUNO Correct style, la Wedding Imitations. Announcement*, a a 4 Invitation cards. THE DAILT NEWS JOB PRINTINO DEPABTMBNT Phon* IM Phon* IM Cslmont C and 9 Lands Commonwealth Dslhousle , i I, Bitterest Fabyan _______ Freehold Hartal Home Oil McDougall est-ur Ex Mercury Mcuod , Mill Olty . Okalta Oom Royallt* _ Sterling Paclflo OT JO 39 .18 H 1.08 JO -MM at .Mtt .18 OS 180 MH -18tt ,M M Mtt M.M tS WALX A BLOCK AND SAVE 38 PER nnt on your watch tb clock repairing. Flnt clan work busran- t**d. Quick aervlc*. M vein ax- rlence. P. Boyle, BM Vernon Blltion, P.O. Block. 0143) ST Calgary Live Stock CALOABT, Mb. I (CP) .-ReoelpU: :00 cattle; 11 calvw; 870 hogs and M4 annp and lambs. Tba cattle market waa moderately BOtlre, though few aaln had bnn mada up to noon, prospect* are tor steady prion No hog aaln. Laat flgurei select. MM; bacon* M 10 and butch- MB 87.00. Oood butcher steers 83.75 to 84; common to medium 83 to M.M. Oood butcher helten M to 83-50; good butcher cows 88 to 81.50; common to medium oowa 8135 to 81*0. Medium to good veal calrei 88 to Mao. Minneapolis Grain MINNEAPOLIS, Fab. 8 (AP). — Wheat, No. 1 northern Mtt to Sltt: To. 1 red durum S7tt to Mtt: May Mtt; July Mtt; Sept. Mtt. Oorn, No. 3 yellow 48 to Mtt. 0**1, No. 8 whit* 84tt to Mtt. Flax, No. 1 IM to 181. Flour unchanged, carload lota. family patents 7 50 to 7.80 a barrel ln 88-pound cotton sacks. Ship- menu 37.450. Bnn ISM to 18M. Exchange Rates NBW TORK. IM. B (AP)-_t*rllng exobange euy at MM. for to-day .111* and at MMtt for demand. Oanadlan dollar* 18-18 pn oant "'oount, Franoa a.18. Un 131. Urugu«y T8_B. A n*w aid for navlgaton It a '.'og carnaia," which an* through fog and recorda on special turn what It sen, working at 30-second ■ntervals. -8J_B WHEAT VALUES DRAGGED DOWN W1N-I1PBO. 1Mb. B (CP)—Moderate sailing for Chicago *nUred th* wbnt pit on the Winnipeg grain exchange today, drafting values down to clon with mt loan* ot tt to H nnt*. May wheat cloeed at 88% with July at TOtt oenta. Earlier, valun aoored galna up to tt °ent In aympathy wltb a fractional advance at Chicago. Liverpool wheat flnlahed unchanged to tt 808L. _J8BT8> FOB RENT—STORE. 8044 BAKER atrnt leoea) Trucks and Trailers Property for Sale BUNOALOW, FAIRVIEW, I _ rooms, living room, fireplace, din Ing room, bathroom, kitchen i lota. IM cash balance Uke real C. W. Appleyard . O. Box 1181 (1081 Florists JOHNSON'S ORE-NHOU8ES, Phon SM. Cut flowera, potted plant! and floral dnlgna. .K**m NELSON FLOWER SHOPPB f^ 11ns cut (lowers at all timet. I al dealgna. phont aaa. (UM Funeral Directors NELSON FUNERAL SERVIGI BM Victoria St. Phone 85. Da and Nlgbt aervlce. p. c. Davla, (UM) Insurance and Real Estate ROBERTSON REALTT CO. LTD, Real reute, Insurance, rental*. Aberdeen block. Baker atreet. (UM) R. W. DAWSON, ant ketete. Ia! auranc* Rental. Next Hlppenoa H«rdware, Baker Street (HIT GOOD U8ED AND HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS For Freight, Logging, Lumber and Mining 1837 Ootfrldson on Duals...1350 1838 FBgMl on Dual. 488 1838 O.M.C. on Dual* 788 1838 OM.C. on Dual. 785 1888 Oottrldsoa on Duals... 788 18M Federal oa Duals 795 Severe! other equally good buys. License Sticker, for February Included. GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK DIVISION "laoo Wnt O*orgi* St. Vancourer, B.C. (UM) NEW AND USED TRUCKS OENKRAL MOTORS PRODUCTS OP CANADA LIMITED (O. M. C. Truck Dlvialon) Prion and Specifications on application. 1800 WEST OEOROIA STREET Vanoouver. B.C. (IMl) Automotive HAVE TOUB REPAIRS DONE BT a reliable garage. S.tlsfactlon assured our work guarentced and our OuarantM la Oood. KOOT. ENAT MOTORS. (NELSON) LTD (1078 C. D. B"_***KWOOD, rrnsuranca c svery description, Real Bat.; Ph. I maul CHAS. p. McHARDT. ... Reel E*tet«—Phon* IM. (11881 H. E. DILL. FIRB INSURANC1 agency, soa Ward St. Phone IM J. E. ANNABLE. RBAL ESTATE rental., ineuranc*. Annabl* block 11188] Mining Engineers F. 8 PETERS Mining Englnrer Examlnatlon. operetlon and manag*, man! of mtnn and mineral propertlea. Roaaland. B.C. (1181] H. t>. DAWUH-H1LUH ENOINBER AND SURVBTOB , ' (un Piano Tuning and Refinishing CALL CHARLES AT KOOT. MUSIC for tunlnga reflnlahing. (1188) Sash Factory LAWSON'S SASH PACTORT. HARD. wood merchant. 317 Baker stmt, . (UM) Second Hand Stores THE ABB BUT8 AND SELLS EVERT. thing. Phone tM. (UM) Stocks and Bonds STOCKS EONDB INSURANCE W. M. WALKER Room ia. K. W C. Block. Phon* u Nelson. (UM) Increase Your Crops by Using ELEPHANT BRAND FERTILIZERS Ammonium Phosphate—Sulphate of Ammonia Triple Superphosphate FOB SALE AI Nslson—Wood, ysllann Hardware Oo, Ltd. Bonnlngton—Bonnlngton Co-operative. Harrop—Harrop and District Co-opctntlv*. creston—Creston Valley Co-opsratl**; Crntland Fruit Company: Long, Allan _ Long. Crawford Bay—Crawford Bay Oo-opentlre. Wynndel—Wynndel Berry Orowen' Association WUkt. Point—Willow Point Co-operative. Thrums—Tarry snd Thrums Co-operative. Onnd Forks—Onnd Fort, orowen' association. Oreenwood—Taylor a Bona. And Aaaoclatod Orowen of B.C. Ltd, local oanttn. The CM. (J B. Co. of Canada. Ltd. TRAIL, B.C. Produosn and Rsflnen of Tadanac Brand Bectrolytlc Cadmium, Bismuth Lead and Zlno BRINGING" UP FATHER! By Geo. McManua T.LLIE THE TOILER: Bv Westover IUS7 A,-_ I ByP-KLTeD OH9 t4AS BOBBED THB Ot* ♦ 5D/<500 IM C/-.*- THAT -W MAC g^ff IO TiOMB- f COtMCAAMy I •**s_____ TXiAT'S IT, feovs -pvaay fBftwaeo, \.U6 AlB i— VOU CAU-II-S, I, Me. \Aio«-iuic>oo A DOCTOR*'. MAV1,' I'M CA_4.lU«' -me f-*_uct_ . a cop is vuHttwr ne _ — ________________________ I — CONACHER HAS ADDEDF1VETO SCORING LIST Primeau and Boucher Get Four During the Week WEILAND DRAWS FIRST PENALTY Frank Boucher Leads Way for Clean Play IIONTBIAL, Fib. 8 (CP).—The big three In National Hockey league scoring thl* Msson advanced solidly during the pest week to ensure s wld* margin orer all other marki- —ten. They an Charlie Conacher aad Joe Prlmeau, right wing and centre. iwapeotlnly, of tho Toronto Maple laafa, and Pnnkle Boucher, centre •t New Tork Rangera. Chuck added flv* polnti during the wwk *nd the otben four neb. Tonight's aoorlng statistics, tseued by Preeldent Prank Celder, showed Conacher with 35 goala, IB aaalat*, tor M polnta, and Frimeeu and Boucher tied for aecond, prlmeau with 10-34—84 and Boucher wltb exactly th* aan Ilium A futur. of th* penalty list during the wnk wa* th* tint two minute, riven Oooney Welland since ta* JolMd Detroit **rly thu num. bad recetvad four minutes ln Btnaltln wttb Ottawa durlni tha earning wreka of th* campaign Frank Bouoher hold* * wlda lead amont leaden la clean play, having aaly two mlnutn oompared with alt for Jo* Prlmeau. Johnny Ootteellg M Chicago, although not eo high In the acorlng a* Boucher, hu an equally elren record with only two -taut**. Red Horner* US mlnutn lakes thi Leaf defenceman by fir M "bad man" of tb* leegue. FOOTBALL PAYS IN OLD LAND Bwt et* th* offlclej attendant*, md tat* receipts in tns Cup-tlre Aired January 11: Crowd Racpt* At Sutndsrlsnd _ _ 41,000 jmo U Malne-rd. _, it Tottenham tM Chel.ee at Plymouth _. ' Unmod _ Itirt-I Winnipeg Miu Qualifies in Miami Barbara North wood Qualifies; Maureen Orcutt Wins Medal In BUImore Play I MIAMI, Fit- Fib. a (CF).—Btr- bare Northwood of Winnipeg today qualified ln the BUtmort Invitation golf tournament at Maureen Orcutt ot Whtt* Beeches, N.J.. bested her perennial rival, Helen Hloke of Hewlett, N.T., to win tht medal by clipping three strokes from the pre- voua competitive course record tor women. Tb* Winnipeg girl w*nt out ln 83 end took 87 on th* return for * 38-hol* total of M. Thl* wai tar behind Mln Oroutt's 88-40—19. but sufficient to qualify. Mln Hicks' card read: 88-44—M. NELSON SEEKS RUGBY BERTH Coast May M a k e a Test in Proposed Alberta Loop Ar 84 IM 8.4M 43M7 8.800 11*81 J,-08 44.838 3M8 48*18 8M8 18.841 8.0M M.4M 1*71 3.4M 1*00 M.1M 1*M 11,170 1,887 M.878 1.8M M.1N 1.830 . 34.885 1.113 tt NotUaghcun It CftntsrtWld tt Bothsrhsm . " Bolton „ Bull __— 18.008 1.400 l» Biota 33*08 1.J38 Old Ttsftord _._ MMI 1,838 it a-buret at.aaa i3ts Mlllwtll 30*80 1,171 It Ohsrlton 1IM1 IMT 4 awanan 11*00 i.oos tt Cheltenham 10.118 ui It Orunby 18*00 818 T-ianmsre .11,688 788 IUSTRALIA WINS IN TEST MATCH a (CI* otbls) -Th* taurlnf MC.C. cricket torn todacy wound up a three-day match esainst Itsdrss. wlnnlnf by the auba**ntl*l margin ot ta mnlnfa -nd 883 runs Oo—tplst* acoree wtre: Itt.C.C. 803 (Wltnbell IS*. BtktWBll UM): Msd- ra* 104 and lta (Oltn thn* for 18, Marriott nn tm til. Bowling Scores Th* followlni ladles' famee w*rr* bowlsd on th* Oellnu .lleyi Monday afternoon: Ml*. T. I. Lev****ur va. Mra. D. D. MMI lat Ind Ira Tot Mrs. Uvaanur.. 110 188 lOS—84T Mr*. X. Hunt ..84 83 11—MT ■Total IM 111 188—tit Utt. D. McUaa.. ITS 114 10*—181 Ml*. J. M-Ivcr.. IM 188 lta—III Total UM Ml 348—TM Hlfh Induiduil score, 171, Mrs. D D. Mclean. Hlfh aftretau aeon. 888—Mrs. 3 Mel ror. Mrs. A. o. 0*lln*t va. Mra. H Csssloe: Mr*. Oallnu ... IM IM 181—401 Mrs. O. Cad? . . M M U- Toml ait 318 MT-4T0 Ml*. H. Csselo... 101 IM IM—847 -Oa. o»l* 83 ill lot—aai Total 181 8*4 ui—aaa Hlfh Individual aea—, 181, Mra. Oelinas. Hlfh iffrttau scon, 401, Mn. ■MM, Mon than too firmi in stlllnf au ctadltionlnt equipment. CANADIAN SICTION p w I. d r trm Toronto Mil I I 118 77 48 Canadian* .... 83 13 43 8 M 88 83 Montnal M 11 14 8 M 88 30 American. .... « 8 18 7 88 80 38 OtUwa II I 18 8 TT 18 >1 IN1TEI) STATES BECTION Ranters M 18 10 T 80 83 88 Detroit M 18 10 I 13 73 88 Cblctfo 83 14 10 8 88 48 37 Boston 83 13 b 4 68 83 38 Scorlnl leeders: CANADIAN SECTION Pen. In o A PMlna Conichir, Toronto... IS 18 40 30 Prlmeau, Toronto ... 10 84 84 I Jackson, Toronto ... 18 13 IT M Jollat, Canadlena ... 18 10 88 38 E. Roche, OtUwa ... 10 II it 11 Smith, Montrul ... 10 11 31 M Kamlnaky, OtUwa .. B 14 30 10 Clancy, Toronto .... 4 10 80 80 Northcott, Monti-**!.. 11 I 18 M Shannon. OtUwa ... I 11 18 13 Ootton, Toronto .... I 11 18 31 E. Burke, Americana. 18 8 18 II nobiuon, Montnal.. I 10 11 I Hlmea, Americana ., a 13 11 I Blair, Toronto 11 • IT 18 D. Roche, Otuwt ... 11 8 18 11 D»y, -rbronto T 8 18 M McVelfh, America ne.. I T 11 1 Laroolwlla, Canadleiut 8 T 18 18 Doraty, Toronto .... I T 18 I Trottlar, Montreal .. S 8 11 41 H. Cllr**, Toronto..,! I 14 4 BUnco, Montreal ... I I 14 I nnnlfan. OtUwa .. T T 14 I , Sands, Toronto Oatnon, Canadians .. Voaa. OtUwa Howe, OtUwa Ward. Montnal .... Riley. Canadian! — Levinsky, Toronto ... Thorns, Toronto .... Martin. Americana .. UNITED STATES Boucher. Rangera .. Dillon, Ranters P. Cook, Rangers ... Stewart. Boston ..... W. Cook, Rangera .. Thompson, Chlcafo.. Barry, Boston Aurie, Detroit Ootteellg. Chicago .. Welland. Detroit .... Son-ell, Detroit Carson, Detroit Ooodfell-rw, Detroit.. Romnea. Chlcafo ... Murdoch, Rangers ... Lewis, Detroit Lamb, Boaton Keeling. Rangera ... Conacher, Chlcafo .. Beattle, Boston Oliver. Boaton Petttnger. Detroit ... Kmms. Detroit Clapper. Boiton .... E. Selbert, Rangers .. Cook, Chicago Couture, Chicago ... March, Chlcafo Ripley, Boeton-RfT... .A. Smith. Boeton ... I Oncle. Boston 14 I 14 8 14 8 18 14 11 81 8 8 9 4 6 8 SUM 10 13 18 8 13 38 13 ,W0M6N Bowlers SHOULD Re»T UPON The Bculs op rue FCKT IH6rmAD Of ypoM The H_-._S /fir. mfmtvftr-Amet—■ PETER SCARFF WAS A STAR BABE RUTH OUT OF SICK BED Glasgow Celtic Taken by Death; Pater- son Dies NBW TOM. Peb. 8 (API.—Still a bit wobbly ln the leu and hoarse of vole* from a two-weeka' battle with th* trlppa. Babe Ruth today crawled out of hit alck bid and mad* plana to lean Thursday for the eouth to begin pnparatlona for hla lilt campaign ln major league baseball. Th* Babe will be 40 Wednesday. 34 34 lP I 18 11 84 48 13 11 33 18 10 10 T 33 IS 11 10 30 81 80 I 1 8 37 38 IT M 13 17 4 4 17 14 8 18 18 8 18 M 3 14 14 T 11 83 7 IS 33 T 11 1 13 30 8 18 a 10 By AL DEMABEB , A woman bowUH'e flnt poaition Is usually somewhat different from that of a man, at It la nesssssry, In my opinion, for them to lean allghtly toward the plna and nst upon the ball* of th* f*et Imuid of upon the heela. It I* uaually phyalcally Impossible for women to start with a lump aa do aom* of the moat expert msn bowlen. Let tha welfht ot the ball nst upon the left hand until you ban steund t firm (tip wltb the right. riVE YEARS AGO TODAY Pebruary 8, 1838—Tony Cansontrl knocked out Joey Senior with • rlfht eroaa to tha law In tha seventh round In Chicago. Babe Ruth oslebnted hu SSth birthday and has played 14 yaan In th* major league. , 10 13 8 11 a a « I I 4 8 8 4 M 11 11 GERMANS LOSE TO SASKATOON But Game Is Only- Exhibition; Bye in the Series MILAN, Italy, Peb. 8 (OP otbls)— PavorlUa to mnt th* Vn)Ud Statea la tb* final. If th* Amtrtoan uam tau that far. tba Saskatoon Quaker* ilfnellard thtlr appeannce on the •ow* of thi world* hockey chtun- pi.-ship toumamant today by de- clalnly defeating tbe Oerman entry 3-0 In * friendly match. Ll—i th* United sutes Uam, thi Canadian!, who wsn defraud In tbe Allan cup final last ssaaon by Monc ton Hawks sn not drawn to plsy ln th. toumsment until the eeml- flnili an i—chad Teams of 10 other nation* meanwhile an playlnt off among trtemselns to decide ssml-flnslitres. Although th* poor oondltlon of th* lot and tht amall playlnt aur. face pnnnt**. any *p*ctacul*r hockey, tba Canadlsns had th* Germane ob the defenaln throughout thtlr unofficial match. La* Bird, left-winter, seond In th* flnt pa* rlod on a paaa from Jim Dewey, ccrntn. tnd again In ths aeoond alter a fin* solo .effort. Bert •eharfe. rtght.wlntar, netted the third goel on • pas. Irom Harold Wilson, fhtlaant-iiiii 14 WINS It WU tb* Csnsdlsn.' 14th Win In 11 starts on thslr tour. Swiuerland today d.fnted Rumania 7-3. to lesd th* European ■roup with three atralght victorias CBecboalonkia detested Hunfary 1-0 Austria haa wtn IU only match, Catcboalovakla, Oermsn*-, Hungary, Pranoa and Ent land han each won one and loat one. Rumania baa won and lost two. I.tly ha* loot on*, and Belflum two. _. On baala of foal averages tha British teem, which detested Ue holden of the so-called world* amateur hockey cbamplonahlp, Chechoslovakia, on Sunday, wtt forcad hack Into tb* consolation cup eerie* CBechoalovatUa snd Hunfary lot Into tht neat round. Grains Broaden Senior Golds Up, Silvers Weaker TonatTO, ma. • topi msuu led th* way upward todsy on Un mining tsotlon of the Ttoroo- to .took eachani*. Senior folds wat* hither and tolrere *bow*d w*ak apoU. Proapect of b*tt*r oopper prion helped bu* nwUla. Oout Copper lumped 80 wnt* to 6.40, Hudson Bsy 80 to 10.88, Nickel M to 33.80, Noranda 1.00 to IM. Hollinger ttatt To oanu to 11.80. Uk* Sbon gained tl cent*, Plonwr II, Braiorne 10. Dom* M, Mclntyn M ud Wrlfht Hart—en* 11. Tect wu unchanawd. Mlnint Oororation movtd up to IM but Ntv-iinf lost a and Eldo- rado a. Narrow Movement in Currencies MONTBIAU Ptb. 8 (Wl—Btcepl far the tteneh franc, whlth aht—ed a subatsntlal loss due to wellness In outaIds merk'U. fonltn currency, moved narrowly on Montreal forelfn etch.osa today Th* pound etarllnt cloud wtth • tain of It out at 84-T 18-18. The Prench franc lost IB cent tt SJ4 c*nu tnd the uniud Bute, dollar held unchanfod at % per ont pn mlum. CHICAGO, Ptb. S (CPI—Helped by strength In tjecurltle* and ootton, train tradlnf broadened today and wheat wu op IH otnu. A steady flow of buylni, however, wu Interrupted by Itt* nroflt-taklnt aalaa. Whut cloeed up S to ■', net. oorn V. to V, up. oiU unchanged and provisions 7 to 30 oenU higher. Buylnf ben wu matched afalnit .tmulUneoue selling at Winnipeg. United Stetea vlalbls aupply de- cnaaed 3-18.000 busheli. Al Damans hu pnpared tn Illustrated leaflet on "Bowllhf Delivery" which he will gladly und to any nader requesting It. Address Al Demaree In can of this paper and be sun to enclose a eelf-ad- dreased aumped envelope. Th* pualnf of Peter Soarff, tht dashing younf Olasgow Celtlo forward, who aooomplnted th* Ptrk- haad Uam tb th* vt. and Canada In 1881, ta* ywr OtlU won tbt cup, ww rathtr tragic. Up to a llttl* onr * year a*-o hs wu clutched by a dlnaw that forced * prolonged rut. He wu looklnt forward to gettlnt back to tb* fame whan there cam* a nlapae, and than belnf no hope of reoovery Scarff wu removed from the Institution to hla home to die. '■Soldier" w*t*on th* Mertbsr- well ind Patrick ThlaH* centn forward, la now with Coleralne. The Irish elub throufh Willie McSUr ta negotiating with Dundw for Jamie, Robertaon. ANOTHER OOOD MAN OONE Sandy PaUraon, manafer of Oow- denbwth, pi and away In bla aleep th* night he transferred Viatel- to Rangera PaUraon guided Dunfermline Into the upper Scottish circle befon he returned to Cowdenbeath for whom be eigne, many youni- tten who later made their mark, the number Includlnt Alee venun. John Walker, the Swindon international back: Willi* Murray of Sunderland; Willie Devlin, who wu with Hudderafleld Town: "Hooky" Leonard, who went t. Sunderland: the two Slnalls—Bobby of Hurts snd Willi*, wbo manaftd Raltb Rovers, and la now at Bournemouth. Pateraon-e eye for a player, and tba conwquent -Income from trawler fw*, intbled Cowdenbeath to carry on atalnat advene financial circumstances. Willie Peterson, the Cowdenbeath centra forward, who wu transferred te Derby County snd playsd ln America. Is a aon. An. other, now lowUd In England, played for Dunfermline, while a third, who abowtd much promlw, died early lut ywr. MANY BUSINESS PROPERTIES ON APPEALED LIST TRAIL HAS 11 IN THE SPIEL ROSSLAND. B.C. Psb. 8—Eleven Trail rlnka swum Into action in tht B.C. Curling association bonsplel at Rosslsnd, over a third of the total entry. Rossland hu 17 rlnka In the ■piel, Nelaon two and Klmberley on*. Th* Trail rlnka entered wtn: L. H. Jackson. A. R. Buchan, pnd Pleater, Bull rrench. Jamu Buchanan. Onham Crulek- thank, Oeorf* Murray, A. D. Turn- bull. O. C. McKay, A. B. Bltchle, P. R. Scott, W. O. Jewltt. A. M. Cbuaer, a. 3. Walsh, C. Wrlfht. T. R. Btanley. W. P. Somsrvllta, Andy Crlehton, Charlea Strachan. Prank Straohan. "Willi" Porre.t. "Jock Balfour" "Sandy" Balfour, and "Tarn" Sadler. O. J. Klnnle. J. B. Twaddle, 9. C. McOerrlfle, W. J. Rutledfe. —, P. Tyaon, J, A. Wadaworth, W. P. Doubt. "Casholt" vtllutlnl. W. H. Baldrey. tu u. Butorac, Harry Murdoch, J. B. Stewart. Jamw Leckle, R. C. Crow*. Wllllsm McLsary, C. D. Stuart. Dr J. H. Palmer, s. S. McDIarmld. T. H. Weldon. J. J. MlUlcan. Th* goldfiah la * wrp; It hu developed lu many fancy frtiia tnd colon through hundred! of yeare of patient work by flah culturtits. ASK REMOVAL OF SUGAR TAX TORONTO. Peb. o — Buf« beare the jreetMt percental* ot tax burden of til food commodltlee, according to e»n*de'i l*t*dln| confectioner!, who met In Toronto to rtfl-ter objection to the tons tnd dutlee placed on their principal raw material, it waa pointed out tbat refined sugar oan bt purchased ftt •1.50 a hundred pound* In Cuba, but that lt would ooet the Canadian manufacturer.* around $640 a hundred poundi to lay it down ln thalr factorlw. Tht difference of nearly 35o per cant la made up almoat entirely of dutlee. dumping dutlee, Ult ipeclal augar tax, and ealea tax. It waa argued tbat to load auch high dutle* and taxea on a fundamental food product! waa particularly unjuat. both to the luiar-ueing manufacturer, and to the Canadian houee wlft. Tha high dutlee, totalling nearly SOO par oant, aimed to protect Caned.'! few augar reflnera, haft alwayi been boma phlloaophl- oally, but tht additional two rent* exclae tax placed od sugar, whan tht 1059 budget waa brought down, ta regarded by tha confectionery manufacturer! aa a groee in.uatlot and Impoaltion. Chooolate bar and penny goods manufacturera, wtth product* of uniform else and price, find it lmpoMlble to pan any of tht additional coat on to tha customer, and art obliged to abaorb tbt loaa. Many confectionery houeet ha*e been loalng money, or barely breaking even, during tht peat four yaara. and tht augar tax haa aimed an additional blow at a etry important group of Oanadlan lnduiirte*. that la ha-rlng a disaatrtnu effect. The confectionery, biscuit and chooolata Industries of Canada, National association of ths Industry, has decided ta ask the government to remove the excise tax on sugar when tht IBS* budget Is brought down. It will bt suggested that if tbt government fasts it must as- curt re-remit by excite taxea, it should do ao by ditributlng tbt tax load In a mors equitable and Its* burdtnsomt manner among atveral producta. COTTON HITS HIGHER MARK U. S. Stocks, Bonds In Demand; Steels, Rail Equipments Up Twelve Houses With $300,000 Total Ask Cuts Thn* raprawnttttn business propKtles an taker street, elfht on Vernon itreet, tnd ont on Water •treet, an appealing from their i awe ment*, oomprlaIng an even doasn out of the II appellants befon tha clrlc court of revision due Thured-y. If all tha 11 ahould be auooeaaful to t malarial detjree, tbe baala of assessment ln tb* business section must almost certainly be af. feeted, particularly on Vernon treet. for change. In the land assessment would naturally hav* to be fair aa between properties similarly situated. BIO APPELLANTS Among business properties, appealing an Included tb* following: Prognn Building*, limited, land m.000; improvement* 1100,000. Nalaon Hardwan oompany, land 111,000: Uapronment* 119,000. I.O.O.F., land WOO; Improvement! 110,000. Oeorte Benw.ll. land US/TOO; Improvement* |tl,000. Ospltol Moton, land totalling 111,- TOO; bnprovwrient* totalling I1I.M0. W. H Smedley and R. B. Oore, land 18-140; lmprovartunt* MO0O. Kn. Annie Johnson, land 13000; lmepravemsnu U0O0. j. Rsdeliffe, land toUlllnt MM. lmpronmenti toUUlng MJO0. —ma Kapak. land I4OB0; lmpron- msnti 131,000. ImjxBlal OU oomp-ny. land total- Unf 118.3*0. Wa K. Oodwin, land IN0O; im- provtmanta Utoo. Swift Canadian oompany, land M000; Impronmenta IW00. TTW total mi and mlu* of the** buslnen properties u onr 1300,000 vol fAOt ICTD ROUTLEDGEOF BRISTOL FAST They Sign Soccer Stars at Young Age Overseas Tor quite a long tlmt now whenever the question has been asked: "Who la tht fastest forward ln isagut sooctrV" tht namea of Jot Hulmt, of Araenal; Arthur Cunllffe of Aeton Villa; and tht Mills brotbtra of West Ham, art mtntlontd. Tht Mllla are powderhlll Handicap competitor*. But no* must bt considered Jaok Routledga, of Bristol Rovtra. Jack, a ctntre-forward, who uted to bt with Chtltta. ta a winner of the famous Morpeth handicap, and on one ocoaaion on a grass track aad normal oodnltiona broke Just undtr 11 seconds. Ht certainly dote oome Ipto tha speed argument. How to (et centre-forwarda without effort. West Bromwloh show bow U'a done. During the summer an eighteen-year-old boy named Tom Dollery came up from Reading to qualify ta a cricketer with War* wlckahlre. Playing ln a cricket match ht met Watt Bromwloh offlclala. Tom mentioned that ht plsyed soccer, and aaked tf ht could hare a game with tht "Throttles" oolts. So he got a run at oentrt- forward. Ht got eight goala in thrtt matches to start with. fits playera recently algntd br Derby County art ont aged IT, two 18, and 20, and another t\. That's tbe way Manager jobey builds for the future. Tht play of Blake, tht Qusen't Park Rangers' half-back, hu attracted notloe. Ht wat born at Fulham, and had a season with tht Pulhaa. olub. By JOHN U COOltY (Associated press financial Writer) 1WW YORK, ftb. • CAP).-Arties demand for American stock* and corporation bonds, originating both at home and abroad, brought heavy trading to the strong security markets today. Commodities also 1m- provtd. ootton touched tht best prioes slnot IBM. Whlls ths Unlttd Btsttt dollar resumed Itt advanot atalnat tht gold currencies—It wu fairly steady ln terms of sterling—sh arse and loans roiled up large turnovers at rlalnk priest. Stock volume totalled 4.BW.710 aharea. Tbt stock average rose nearly 3 points nst. Buying wu broad, with steel, rail, mere hand taint, textile, utility and oil Issues doing particularly wtll. Bet advances of 1 to I embraced a long list of favorites. Ball equipment and steels again moved ahead. Automotive stocks bsgan to lag a bit. Oenerai Motors finished unchanged, lta dlrtctora declared tht regular quarterly dividend of U cents on tnt common. International Nlcktl, which resumed disbursement after a lapse of two yaara, rallied nearly a point. Ralls generally wtrt up a point or two. Standard or New Jersey, Atlantic * Baflnlng, Baa- board and Bocony-Vacuum wtrt strong oils. Tbt African white ant builds a horns 1,000 tlmu its own height; to equal this feat, man would have to erect a itructurs two miles ln height. MORE ABOUT BOOTLEGGING (Continued rrom rate One) Honored by Scottish Artists to tha oommlsslon. VH may not bs posslbls to run a Sunday sohool town but Illicit liquor pltoea should not bt allowtd to operate ln tbt manner ln which tbty have bttn doing." Tbt auggtttkm made by tba chairman that Chief Bruce should notify all bootltfgtri to clots up by a certain hour wu tmbodltd In a motion prtsenttd by Oommltaloner B. O. Pearson. OET A CONVICTION Chief Bruct announosd his Intention of carrying out tht order to Its full wtent. "If tbty are sslltng liquor,'* ht uld, referring to bootleggers, "ww will gtt a can vie tlon." In connection with the enquiry Into sUttmtnts alltgtd to haet bttn madt against ths polios force. Chief Bruce said be had afftdartts con- oarniDff such ttsttments. It wu •Uted that thett oontatntd charges made by ciusens tbat polios ofllcsn frequtnttd places whenever thty should not bavt bttn. Unfair atattmtntt against the faros should •not be mads and anybody making such ssaertlons should bt madt to provt or retract them, declared Commissioner Watson. Prosecution of persons found to be making slanderous stattmenta against members of the polios forot waa crdtrod ln a resolution passed unanimously by ths commission. Chief Bruot wu tnstnicUd to notify his mtn to submit any rtport whtrt falsa information wu being circulated rsspsctlng tht foros. SHIP MINE PROPS TROM INVERMERE BRIDGE RIVER HITS NEW Reno Is Off Three and Dentonia and Sally Show Gains VAHt-X-tTr—R, Ttb. I tCP)—The Vancouver stock excitant!, started th* week with heavv tradlm toelay. The prlo* trend waa hlB*3er, substantial tains being made by some of tb* |old Issues. Brldu. Hirer Exploration cloasd it * new year'* tVi*. of TB, up nln* c*nt* and Cariboo wu 11 oant* hither at l.TI. Braiorne at 11.35. Dentonia at M and Sally at 47 eaoh trained five cents. Alexandria and Mlnto each talned thro* osnts st tat sad M respectively end -fomin* Btsr waa 2'_ oenta hither at 11V,. Nicola aold strong at lta hlth mark of Ul and cloeed st 1.34. a (tin of two oents over Ssturdsy. Reno lost thrie oenta at l 20 Brlttsh columbls Nickel advanced 1V4 cent* to MV Bit MllBourl waa off 14 cent at 35 ftnd Noble rive gained tt centa it UH, Pend Oreille talned three cent* at 1.01. Calgary and Edmonton advanced two centa ta 101, Sterling Pacific waa up oaa cent at IS. Dalhousl. loat thr** centa at H and Home lost one cent at 1-0. The reat of the oil aharea were quiet and practically unchanged. GREAT PLAYER PAID HONORS David Lloyd George Makes Presentation to Sir H. Lytton By THOMAS T. CHAMl-IOK (Canadian Frees Staff Writer, LONDON. Jbb. S (OP ceblt),-. Amid tht tumult of an snthuslsstlo audience whleb Jammed tbt Hammer-smith theatre tonlgbt Sir Henry Lytton, greatest living erpootnt ot tht principal oharacttrs of Oil bar* and Sullivan operas, Motived a testimonial from his admirers aU otnr the world. David Lloyd Oeorge, former prima minister, mada the pretentatlon, marking the Jubilee jtar of Mr Hsnry's performances In tht Savoy serlsa, as well as his golden wadding anniversary. "Prtnotss Xda" wss specially eslect- ed for tonight's performance, for 1$ waa bt thla opera that Sir Henry gava bis initial psrformanos aa a member of the chorus 60 yeare ago. Ths presentation follows:! tbt final curtain, t£t main feature being an album oon tain Ing f seal mils autographs of all tht subscribers whott Indlvidusl contributions wtrt purposely limited to a amall maximum figure. Sir Henry for onoe forgot hla words, when be trtsd to express his gratitude to Savoyard both here and ln tbt Dominions, wboss faoas lighten whenever thsy hear a snatch of tht immortal Ubrettoa and music. Tht audience's enthuslssm reached Its highest pitch however when Sir Henry, who la 87 years of age, hinted the time had not yet arrived whtn he would bt seen no more In the robes of Ko Ko. tbe motley of jack Point or the faded finery of the celebrated Duke of Blazo Toro. Birds are not tbe only long-distance tre-ellere; caribou of North America art known to migrate 100 mllta. # Dollar Picks Up NTW TORK. Ptb. S (CP)—Tht Canadian dollar recovered iharply on foreign exchsnges todsy. It cloaed at a discount of 18-16 per oent sgalnst l H Saturday. A aharp break developed In tbe Prench franc, due to political un- oertalntlea at Paris snd continued withdrawal of gold from tbe Bank of Prance, The frano cloetd at 6 ll osnts, off .114 of a oent. Sterling closed st M-OS-A. UP hslf a cent. Tavtstlgatlona show tbat tbtrt art sbout 3.000 caaes of undulant fever in pranoa each year. Brio Brown, who hw baen director of ths National Oallery of Canada at Ottawa since 1010. wta recently honored by bis election aa an honorary member of the Royal soottUh Soelttj of painters In Water Oolom. HUH Princess Louise, Duchtaa of Argyll. who was partly itsponslbls for tns founding of tbs Nations! Oallery In Canada, la also ons of tbt fsw honorary members of tbs eoclety. Above Is a palntlnt of Mr. Brown by Ullaa Torranct Newton, A.R.C.A.. of aton- treal. n*V_SM-RI. Psto. 6—Ahout six rarloada of mint props for tht Grows Nssl mints are being shipped tvery week. Theee srs mostly being token out from Dutch Cr-atk. ' Travel All Canadian Route From Nelson to Pacific Coast Quickest Route-No Change of Cars-No Customs or immigration FARES NELSON TO VANCOUVER COACH CLASS 0n« Way $11.45 10 Dty Return . . $20.60 FIRST CLASS On* Way $17.15 10 Day Return .. $22.90 6 Month Return $28.60 Above fares apply alio from Trail and Roasland Clly Standard Sleeping Car All the Way Alio Dining Service For full information apply N. J. LOWES A |.nt Phone 101 Only femsl. waaps and hornets cm stint; males main no effort to luerd ths neat. Canadian Pacific World1* Gi*—t—t Ir-ml S*—tam rioa aioHT -n_ ntuson suit ttt—a, tWJton, ne. — i-cmmy utjm.ttm, mnraBT «, um- CURLERS SWEAT AS ROSSLAND ICE eS HEAVY - KIMBERLEY AND NELSON RINKS VICTORS Rossland T a k e s the All-Comers; Play in Challenge BMSLAND, B.C., reb. I —With fewer rinks competlnt than uaual. lut with th* aaaa* amount of color and enthaalum displayed tbe annual curling bonsplel of the Britlah Columbl* ('urltn| assocl*- tlon got under way at the Oolden City today. Gamea commenced on tho dot »t g am. with a large crowd of early risers witnessing play on keen 'loe. Carrying off the AU-Comera com. petition ind with six rinks atlll la tha Grand Challenge aad two la the Nelaon cup, the home city rinks have taken an **rly lead In the play tor the big collection of silverware. Trail, represented hy 11 rinks, haa flte rinks till ln the Grand Challenge won three ln the All-Comers and oae atlll la the Nelson Cap. Nelson- two rinks, although corn- lag over to carl practically their flnt gamea of the season, have a atart oa tha play for the caps a* Skip* Jeff, and Ledlnfham have tw* games hack of them, eaeh winning In th* All-Comet, and Grand Challenge competition. B-mberlej. lone rink skipped by ». W-lBord I* slso ln the win column. BAUD ON SMAU. BOYS During th* morning the lo* waa all that oould be aaked for and until fairly wall on ln tb* afternoon, although It waa exceptionally warm outside. Toward evening, however, when the temperatures failed to dip with tb* tun tea* lo* became Incre-elngly wat end curling wsa almoet impossible. Light rinks hsd freel difficulty la letting their atones ovar th* hog line. Tb* waattttr waa atlll warm tt tnldnlaht, hut pie, will continue tomorrow. Whll* atlcky Monday nlfht, th* play waa not hald up. •The Orand Challenge competition was completed in tha first bracket. Tomorrow evening piety In tbe Real- land cup and Oamtmell-Lalrd cup WUI |wt under way. A feature of trte morning* pliy Wta that between Stoy Stephen's Raasland rink and that of a. J. Klnnle and his Trail rink. The Rc**lsnd aklp boasted th* home rink'* total In th* All-Comers event by b**tlng the Trail men l-l. All games In th* morning -atra keenly conte*t*d. VIIITOBS COME BACK Rossland rinks wer* luccnaaful ln Piling up a margin over vlsltini rinks to carry off th* All-Comera competition which ww completed early ln the evening, but aid so through their tarry lo*d.w*_*n th* loa wt* good. During th* laat tew gamea when the lot became exceedingly wet. tbe heavier visiting rinks surged ahead and lt lookad as If Rosslsnd wu going to be beaten out i In tM* event , TM two Nelson rinks, skipped by Ledlngham snd Jsffs, and B, Whit- fort. Klmberley quartet helped to par* down Rosalind's lead ln th* laat three games. Whltford but J. Burden 10-3. Jeffs beat J. Benson 1.-3. snd Lsdlnfhsm bMt M. A. Henderson 1-5. Rowland won tti* AU-Comeri m-in. McKAT SHINES O McKay, .kipping ln tb* Allcomers txJrnpetlUon for W. O. Mara in the morning, played an unbeatable gam*. Tlm* and again be -dipped rooka Into an almoat closed house. Hli rink handsd the Trail rink, aklpped bey I*- F. Tyaon, t U-0 trimming. It wa* by.no m**na s dlsciwdlt to tb* TraU rink, however, as the Smelter four curl**- splsndid- ly. On ttw lut end McKay robbed the vlaltora of a chance to win the gam* by planting tm** of their atone* In th* house and coming to rut rlfht on tha lack. Results of Monday's play aa ached - uled: I A.M. __„ All Camera—L. H. Jackson, Trail. T, J. Wrlfht, Roaaland, 111 J. Buchanan. Trail, I, J. Ftnpsy. RoaaUnd, II: O. 3. McKay, Ttall, I, W. Pollock, Roaaland, 11: A. M. Cbeeaer, Trail, I, J. Trlgga, Roealand. 14: W. P. Somervllle. Trail, 17, R Donaldson, Roaaland, 4. '10 A.M. All comtn—n. Forrest, Trail. 15, F. S. Peters, Roaaland. 4: a J. Kln- nts. Trail, I. R Stephens, Rossland. t: L. F. Tyaon. Trail, 0; O. Mara, Roaaland IS: W. H. Baldrey, Trail, T, 3. 3. Culllnane, Roaaland, 10. Orand Challenge—a. J. McKay. TraU, 10, R. Mitchell, Rouland, 9. 1 TM. Orsnd challeng*-J. Leckle, Trail, 4, J. Finney. Roaaland, I: W. P. Somervllle. TraU, I, W. Q. Mara, Roaaland. I: a. J. KlnnU. Trail, I. F. B. Patera, Roaaland, 0; W. Forrest, Trail, I, J. Benson, Rouland, 7. All Comers—Dr. J. H. Pslmer, Trail. 11. W. Baker. Rossland, 13. 3 pat Orand Challenge. L. F. Tyson of 11*11 I, R. Stephens of BonTa*-**! a Or. J. B. Palmer of Trail 7. R Donaldson of Rosalsnd 0. W. B. Baldrey of TraU S, 3. Burden of Rouland a *-, X. Jackson of TraU t, 3. 3. Oulllnane of Ruland I, A. M. milBMl ot Trail 7, W. Bsker of Roulaad I. I pm. All Oomera: 8. Whltford of Klmberley 10, J, Burden of Roaaland 3. J. I/Bc-tu* of Trail I, W. M. Archibald of Roaaland I. A. J*iti of Nelson 13, 3. Benton of Trail 1. Orand Chsllsnge: T. tf. Ledlngham of Hilton I, Robertaon of Roaaland I. Nelaon Oup: L. F. Tyaon of Trail I, R. Donaldson of Rouland 7. 7 p.m. Orand CbaUenge: , 3. Trlgga ol Rouland 4, Alf Jaffa of Nelaon 7. H. Wtittford. Xlmberley I, J. Wright of Roaaland 7. - W. U. Archibald, Rouland I, Griffiths ott Rouland I. Nelaon cup: J. Finney of Rouland 7, W. For- nat of TraU 15. ROSSLAND CURLERS WIN ALL-COMERS EVENT RY CLOSE SCORE 124 TO 117 ROSSLANA B.C.. Feb. 5— Following 1* th* (tending ln th* All Comers competition which began here today at th* B.C. CurUng association bonsplel, In which Rouland rinks took an early lead: VISITORS ROSSLAND L. B. Jlckson, Trail 7 Jamu Wright W. Forrut, Trail II F. a Patera , J. Buchanan, Trail S Jamu Finney , H. Whltford, Klmberley 10 Jo* Burden o. J. McKay, Trail S W. pollock , A. M. ChesssT, Trail S J. Trlgga A. Jaffa, Nelson 13 J. Benton W. P. SosmtvUIi. Ttall 17 R. Donaldson 4 Q. J. KlnnU, TraU S Roy Stephens I L. F. Tyaon, Trail 0 O. Mara It Dr. J. H. Palmer, Trail 11 W. Baker 13 J. Leckle, Trail I W. M. Archibald I W. H. Baldrey, Trail 7 J. J. Culllnane 10 T. W. Ledlnfham, Nelson I M. A. Henderion I R0SEN6L00M EARNS A DRAW Knight Packs Some Hefty Wallops Into Champ Total , 117 Total . 134 Rossland Bonspiel Results GRAND CHALLENGE (Primary) MIAMI, Fib. S (AP)—Mill* Roa- enbloom, world'e llfht-h**vyw*lfht champion and Joe Knight of Cairo, Oa., fought IS round* to a draw hen tonltht. The dsclslon left Rounbloom holding his world', llfht-haav-f- welfht championship, Som* 31.000 uw a fltht In which th* champion, rlnt-wlur tnd teeter, befuddled bu opponent at time*, only to hav* th* southern peach com* slashing back with a hardbitten body attack. BURN THE BEST IN GOAL Burn a coal that gives you the greatest value for your dollar. In other words naa GALT COAL FRESH PRCll THE MINES LUMP STOVE Per Ton Per Ton $10.50 $9.00 Phont 35 for prompt service and delivery NELSON TRANSFER Company, Ltd. WtSmSmMmmmmSSW JOHNSON'S PASTE POLISHING WAX FAMOUS FOR BEAUTY AND PROTECTING FLOORS OF ALL KINDS. Price 75** per lb. tin. FREE With each one-pound tin of Johnson's Wax we win Rive a bottle of Johnson's Cleaner and Furniture Polish snd one Johnson's Handy Wax Applter, whleh spreads wax evenly, economically and easily on floors, woodwork and furniture. Wood, Vallance Hardware Company* Limited SOVIET CONSUL IS WOUNDED MOSCOW, Feb. t (AP).—A Soviet consul*** employee ftt Sekhellan. * Manchurlan town on tho Amur river, waa reported today to have been shot and allghtly wounded by Sak- hallan police wbo were pursuing s fugitive. Tha wounded man waa rldlnt ln an automobile at th* tlm* with tb* Bovlat consul, who waa not Injured. Manchurlan authority* at Sskhsllsn *ent their •polofi** to th* Soviet consul. Dr. J. D. Palmer, Trail, 7 R. Donaldson, Boaaland, a L. P. Tyson. TraU, ( R. Stephens, Roaaland, I ■ W. P. Bomervllli, Trail. 9 W. O. Mara, Rosalind, t J. lack!*. Tt»U, 4 J. Finney, Roatland, t H. Whltford, Klmberley, » ' d, 1 _ O. McKay. Trail. 10 R. Mitchell, Roaaland, I. •Hlmer , Sofnirvlll* . Plnniy J. Wrlfht, Roaalind, I Whltford . I McKay ?:.: ROSSLANDERS DEFEATED 52 BY TRA1L1TES Trail Takes Two-Goal iLead in the First Period of Play $4000 in Cash n. PAUL. Feb. S (OP).—Flv* of * band, eelaed with M.000 cash and an automatic pistol In thslr possession st sn owstonna apartment house, were brought hen late tonight, en let Dahlii aald, and would be questioned about a reoent aeries of bank robbartee and liquor law violations, particularly tha USUI theft of 551. gallons of denatured alcohol from the la Sail* Product* company here yesterday. Ktnnla. Trail, i Peters, Rossland, a W. Forrest, -Trail. . J. Benson, Roaaland, 7 Benson I. Jsckaon, Trail, a . crulllnane, Roaaland, t A. M. Cbener, Trail. 7 W. Baker, Rosslsnd. 8 . % &__?___»_____. itmtmnm - SEATTLE BEATS EDMONTON1-0 BDMOhtTON. Fib. S (OP)—Although Oordon Blanchird "Duke" Keate, hero at many an lee-hockey battl* In thl* dty, nturnsd to the lineup here tonlgbt, hi* prwmoa did not bring victory to tb* Edmonton Baklmoa, tl_) home-team going down to a 1-0 defeat at tbe bands ot ths faat-atepplnl -tattle Sea- hawks, when th* club* mat ln • scheduled Northwestern Professional Hockey lesgue engagement. Mors thsn 3.000 fan* attenden. 4 tout, of —.310 Jspsnaas emigrated to BraaU last y**r. Tbe Japaneee Immigration quota for 1834 wUI ba 1*7,100, the malotttv going to Sao Paulo. • *■«•» J. Burden. Rouland. a W. H. Baldrey, Trail, I J. Trlgga, Rossland, 4 ,. A. Jaffa, Nelaon, 7 : Jaffa Robertaon, Raasland. S .... T. W. Ledlngham, Nelson, a NELSON CUP (Primary) L. F. T—on. TnU. I R. Donaldson, Roaaland, 7 NEWS OF THE DAY April II, church tea and ssle. Presbyterian (1191) Valentine danoa, Outlet Hotel, pn. Feb. oth. Admission tae. (llll) B. B. TAXI. HEATED SEDAN*. PHONE M—DAY OB NIOHT. (1173) W. pomst, Roaaland. I J. Finney, Roaaland, 7 ... fl*. Ne Mara, .Plumy J. Buchanan, TnU ..... R. Stephens, Roealand . Dr. J. H. Pilmir. Trail - W. Pollock, Roealand .. A M. Cbeaser, Trail 7 - Jamea Wrttbt, Roaaland. • ; Wrlfht O. J. MoKay, Trail _ P. 8. Peters, Rossland ... H. Whltford. Klmberley W. Baker, Roaaland J. Leckle, Trail Robertaon, Roaaland Q. 3. Ktanls. Trail „ J. Burden, Roaaland . W. H. Baldrey. Trail . Griffith., Roaaland ... W. B. Somsrvlll*. TraU W. M. Archibald, Roatland . T. W. Ledlngham. Neleon J. J. Culllnane, Roaaland L. B. Jackson. Tnll Rosalsnd . R. Mlt—sll, Boaaland Williams News Stand for maga- slne*. newaj*»pers, oandy and tobacco. (U4t) KEEP IN MIND—BLl'E MONDAY JAMBOREE. FEB. 13. EAGLES HALL. (lltt) Draaamaklng and Ramodelltnf. Myrthel Palmqulat. Suit* tt, K.W.C. Blk. Phon* TH. (1133) TONIOHT Eatlea' whist drive and danoa In Bailee HaU at 7 45 pm. la oenta. (1147) CANADIAN LBOION BBOCLAB MONTHLY MBET1NO WILL BE HELD TONIOHT, t O'CLOCK. (llll) Don't tall to aaa tha Soottlah Musics! Comedy ln Cotter'. Saturday Might, and Tarn O Shanter. Feb. 13th and 14th at Nelaon Open Houee. 11145) TUESDAY DkAWS IN THE B.C. SPIEL NOW BEING PUYED AT ROSSLAND FTJNKBAL NOTICE TlM funeral of th* lata Jackson Rsdcllffe will tske piece this sfternoon at a o'clock from tba Salvation Army Barrack*. Mo flowen by request. (1148) ROSSLAND. B.C. F*b. a.-Today's elr.w. are aa follow* In tb* B. O. Curling bonsplel: 7 am.—Orand Challenge — R Somervllle, Trail, vs K Finney. Roaaland; 3. 3 Oulllnane, RoaaUnd. vi. A. M. Cheater. Tnll. Roaaland cup—W. Fomat, Trail, vi. F. S. Paten, Rosalsnd; H. Whltford. Klmberley, n. 3. Robertson. Roaaland; J. Lack**, Trail, va. 3. Burden, Roaaland. f am.—Orand Challange—Dr. J. H. Fair r, Trail, va. R. Stephana. Roaaland; O. 3. KlnnU, TraU, vs. J. Benson, Rossland. Roaaland cup—J. Wrlfht. Roaaland, va. W. Griffiths, Rossland; W. Baker, Roaaland, va. 0. J. McKay, Trail: W. H. Baldrey, Trail, n. W. M. Archibald. Roealand. 11 am.—Onnd Challenf*—J. Buchanan, Trail, vt. W. PoUoek, Rom- land. Nelaon cup—J. Laekla. Trail, va. J. Rc'jerteon. Roaaland; T. W. Ledlnfham. Nelaon, va. J. J. Oulllnane. Roaaland, L. H. Jaokson, vs. J. Ben- ion, Rowland. 3 pro—Roaaland cup—J. Buchanan, TraU, va. B. Donaldaon, Boaaland. Cammell Laird—3. Trlgga, Roaaland. va. P. a Peters. Boaslai.-: W. Griffiths, Rossland, va W. Baker. Roealand; W. H. *Bsldrey. Tnll, VI. R. Mitchell. Roealand; L. H. Jack- aon, TraU, vs. W. Porraat, TraU. 4 pm—Roaaland eup—T. W. Lad- lngh--n, Nelson, vs. J. Trtffa. Roee- land; L. F. Tyson. Tnll, vt. W. Pollock, Roaaland; A. Jaffa. Nelson, va. J. J. CuUlnane, Rouland. Cammall Laird — B. Donaldson. Roaaland. ti. W. O. Man, Roaaland. Nelson cup—O. J. KlnnU. TraU. va. J. Burden, Roaaland. a pm.—Nelaon cup—J. Buchanan. Trail, va B. Stsphsna. Rosalsnd: W. P. Somervllle, Tnll, vs. W. M. Archibald, Boaaland: H. Whltford, Klmberley. vs. W. Baker, Roaaland. Caroell Laird—L. F. Tyaon. TnU, va. Jams* Wrlfht. Roaaland. Roaaland cup— W. O. Man. Roes- land, va. A. M. Chenar. TnU. ROSSLAND. B.C.. Fib. ». — Tha TnU Smoke Baton added another two points to thalr total by handing the RoaaUnd Miners a 3-3 defeat Monday night. By their win tbe B.C. champions practically assured themselves of finishing In flnt plac* In the West Kootenay league series, aa even If the Klmberley Dynamlten win all their remaining four games, the baat thay can do la tie the Trail team, even If the Smoke Eaters lose their two final gamea. rOIR GOALS IN riBST Curley Wheatley opened tbe aoorlng at 11:50 when be picked up a loose puck Just Inside the Rosalsnd blua line and lat go a faat ahot that entered th* corner of the net. Three and a half minute* later the Roaaland team tied up the eoore, Jim Hanson scoring on s double ssaUt from rjtme and Lopochuck. Within 30 seconds the Trail team again went into the lead wben Brennan eoloed through to beat Wolfe wltb a walat-hlgh shot. With only ona minute and alt aeconda of tbe ftnt frame left to play. Trill took a two goal lead whan Buckna pushed the puck through the Rossland defense to Andnachuck, who went rlfht ln on Wolfe to aoon Trail's third "toil. At th* start of tha second pertodi Dupuu came out 10 feat to make a sensational save from Dame. The puck went Into the air, but waa knocked down by Jordan, who cleared. With less than two minutes of tba aecond period gone, Bnnnan came up faat to rob Lopochuck of the puck Juat Inside tb* Roaaland blue line. Bnnnan skated ln fast and dnw Wolfe out and then parked the puck ln the net for TnU* fourth goal. No further aoorlng resulted until after 15:34 whtn Buckna snared a loose puck at ths Roaaland blua line and let go a aoorcber that completely fool*d Wolf*. Juat befon tbe bell went, Dupula saved a hot one from Lopochuck tnd beat Dame to tha nbound, ROUGHEST GAME or SEASON Both team* ttt a fait pae* ln th* final .period despite the sticky condition of the Ice, but the checking was so c!o*t thtt no scoring resulted untU after 13:45 when Lopochuck broke »w»y on * speedy aolo ruah. Neerlnt tba Tnll defence Lopochuck swung around Mercer and sent In a fast ahot to tha comer of tbe net which ended the scoring for tb* enning. The gam* waa on* of tb* roughest played ln th* league thu aea*on. Referee Kendall dlihed out four penalties to Boaaland for a total ot alt mlnutee In the first two period, but conaldenble rough work missed him. Tbe fans took * oonaldenble dislike to Kendall* decuiona and at the atart or tbe final period Kendall reoslved s loud chorus of boos when he eksted off the loe. No penalties wen celled In the laat period, but at laaat a doaen could han been lamed. Walmsley and Meroer bad two ahovlnf matches, Davidson snd MorrU had a UttU flat Ufht and Davidson and Mercer clashed on two occaelona. ln addition than wen several mixupa. Many of tham took plac* when the referee waa following tha play to ths other end of the los. TRAIL FINISH STBONO Tb* Trail tttm igaln dupiayed their aam* dtth md fight that featured thalr early season play and pUysd a fait oomblnatloa tame all ths wsy. 1-vsry player ahowed •mark- ling hockey. Both foallea playad brlUlantly and on at least four occa- alone DupuU came out 10 feet* to rob th. Roaaland playen of what seemed certain goals. Wolfs alao mads number of marvelous save* Walmsley returned to ths Rossland lineup and played a gnat game on defence, alio lasdlnf many dangerous attacks on DupuU. Dame was equsl to any pUyer on tbe Ice sad Lopochuck displayed hU but tarn* of th* season. In fsct tbe Roaaland first atrlnf hald their own agalnat Trail, but tha aeoond string waa weak. Summary: Flrat period—(1) TraU. Wheatley 11:50: (3) Rosslsnd. Hsnson. (Lopochuck and Dame) 13:3.; (3) Trail, Bnnnan, lt:03; (4) Trail. Andrea- chuck (Buckna) 13:64. Penalties— WalmsUy 1. aecond pwlod—(5) TraU, Brennan 1:43; (a) Trail, Buckna, 15:34. Penalties—rnno* 1, Hsnson 3, Marahall 1. Third period—(7) Roaaland, Lopochuck. 13:48. Penaltlee—None. Stope by goalkeeper! — Wolfe 14, 11, 10; DupuU 14, 10, 8. MORE ABOUT PATTULLO (Contlnaed From Fafe One) MacCualf — Duncan Alexander, peassd any on Feb. 3rd. Funeral aervlcaa wlU be held at D. J. Robertson's funenl parlon on wednee- day tt 1 pm., peb. 7th. (11401 FRIDAY I* THE NEXT DANCE How doee your Tniedo look? How about yonr dress shirt and rollar? Call aa ap wa will have It ready In time. We eaU and deliver. KOOTENAY STEAM LAUNDRY AND KOOTENAY (NO ODOB) DBY CLEANERS. (IK Woman's Restroom Urge for Trail Auxiliary Speakers Wait Up- on City Council CANADIAN LBOION D. F. Marklend. Soldiers' advocate. will bt at Legion headquarters February e, 8 and 7, to Interview ei- serrleo man or tbalr dependents who are applying for pension; alao pensioners who aia protesting thalr present assessment of pension. (1074) ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAORDINARY on Wednesday nest. Opera Houn for benefit of Hoeker Club. 75 Ml'MCAL AND DRAMATIC . S (OF)—With soms lumber tlrmi havlnf *lready put Into effect * eeeond 10 per otnt wtfl Increase trom th* low reached durln* tbe depreealon, lt wa* reported here today (hat th* entire British Oolumbla lumber industry wa* contempliUnf followlni .ult. If carried Into effect th* lncrsssa would put mon thsn 1100,000 additional a year beack Into circulation ln tba lumber camps and mllla bf tht provlno*. Cope Town Pays Princs Welcome CAPS TOWN, South Africa, Fib. f (CP Cable).—Ths atreet* of South Africa, leading dty wer* crowded today for * miniature royal procession that followed tb* arrival by steamship of Print** Oesotf*. rount- eet aon ott tha klaf. for * visit of several week* to South Africa. A treat reception was tendered th* prince at th* quayside. Engineer on Royal Scot It Honored UOKDOlt. Feb. I (CF oable)—On lb* platform of Euston elation from where many travellers have st*rt*d a Journey to Canada, 3. H. Thomas, eecretary ot atate for dominions, today pres*ted William OUberieon, engineer of the tsmous Royal Soot, Ai,s»*-i:-.-> A i*** a. with th* m*d*l ot tb* Orter of tb* MU-Trailan A. U. fO British s-mplra conterred on tb* JU-L-, "tm.m.mA~.:il" T.I-. <,rl,~ "* •*• °*m T"*'' honor* list mOK9 UOOOWIII I np In recognition of the treat tour of th* train throutrh Canada and im \ mOn-BOrmirt. Australia, Feb. a (CP table)—J. a. Latham, ttttxney- renerel ln th* txxnmonwealth cabinet, leans on March IT for a three-month "goodwill tour" of tbe far east. Including Chin, and Japan, wltb tb* object of foaMrlnf tb* praaant frlandly relatione between Australia and Mr northirn neurh- bora. Vancouver Relief Employee Mining VAr»t-X)-JV7_B, nb. a (0P>—John Adam. 10, employ** of tb* Vancounr Mile* department end a formsr raaldut of Oaiaary, ha* bnn mlaslnf sine* PWH-uary a, report* to polloe at*t*. Mr*. 3. Wright, landlady ott th* roomlnc hous. when ttw ml*****, man resided, told polio* Ail—a hsd confided to her he bad bnn thntt- ened by a U-ranlen, when asm* it not known, bse*un tb* man mata to think Adam wa* responsible tot bit falhn* to tet r*ll*f. GENERAL MOTQRS DIVIDEND IS 25c nstw Toax. tab. a tAPi—mr- sctora of oenerai Moton corporation today declared * refular qnart*rr> dividend ot aa oent* i sham. •H'UAB Qicrr new Tonm, no. i (tn-tmw autar quiet; spot prion _~«*--f-1 at 130. Futuna 1 to | potnta town, arils M.aoo tons. March lja ta Itt, Msy l.«, July l.at, Sept. l.TS, DM. 1.7*. Jab. l.Tta. Rsflned unohinnd it UO k tin* granulated. Start tk* New Tear right lr : building op year ttyitem with Gallagher's System Tonic Smythe'i Phenaeej Little Call Upon Stabilization Fund OTTAWA, Feb. B (CP)—Only 120,- StM hu been paid out of tb* stabilisation fund alne* 11 went Into operation Uat March, Bon. B. N. Rhodes, finance minister, told Hon. W. 9. Motherwell. (Ub. Melville) In tb* boun of oommon* today. - Du* to aterltna'a spectacular rut* llttl* oall wn mad* on tb* fund, h* said. United Btitn. -S^5 J. A.C. Laos-ton, R.O. OPTOMf-TTlI ST—OPTICIAN doll, iaa. Medical Arts Boll41»f all classbb of Hatal Work, Latka Work, Drilling, Boring and Grinding. Motor Rewinding. Acetylene Welding BENNETT'S LIMITED Death Takes Fort William Merchant FORT WILLIAM. Feb. I (OT>.- 8. L. f-ans, 50, prominent Lake- head merchant and president this year of Fort Wltllam Rotary elub, was dead today, victim ot a sudden heart attack. Native of Bruce county. Ontario, ha apent 16 yean In Calgary aa a civil engineer, before coming here. Sons LAST COMPLST*. show—aia* a_ of the Desert LAST TIMES TODAT LAU and HARDY Charlie CHASE Plus—Adolphs Mtnjou—"Worst Woman in Parla" 3 Joan Crawford—Clark Cable DANCING LADY" DAYS STABTS TOMOBBOW