Nelson Pep Team Beats Jk>ys From Slocan City —Page Eight 0tt i VOLUME It TUB NELSON DAILY . (o_t>. Primary Competitions Narrow' Down in Trail Spiel —Page Seven NELSON, AT MOBSINO, JANCABT Itt'IMS rtVB CINTS A COP* SPELL DOOM FOR \SIVE COMPANIES U.S. REQUESTS JAPAN PROTECT THE AMERICANS Declares Lives and Property Endangered in , Yokohama Riot 2000 STORM SINGER MACHINE BUILDING Armed With Cord wood; Damage to Reach a Huge Sam TOKYO, Jan. 18 (API—Tbe de- itraotlon eg -rtlutblt tqr-pmtnt and records In a riot of disgruntled employes it tbt Singer Sewing machine romptny's branch tt Yekebomt today caused American Ambassador Jewph c. Grew to SEES UNITED FRONT IN NORffl AMERICA Mexican Consul Expects New League of Nations PITTSBnKOH, 3*0. IB. (AP).—J. A. Viliniutli. Mexican coatul la Plttoburgh, predict! Canada, tbt United atttw tad Mutoo will ualto to form a ntw letgue of nationa. Tbt tctlon, ht wld, would "mtk* tbt Nortb American continent Independent of ill the net of the world." "Together with Cinidi." tbl con- nd wld, "wt bin iwrytblng we ill and tnd Incrislng frlendllnew It going to bring tbout a league of tht thrw nttlont." UH FAVORS ABANDONIiOF GOLD MEASURE WHITE HOUSE TALK TO TOUCH TROUBLE, EAST request the Japanese government HoOVPr and ROOSCVett t© to make tn Immedltta taveetlga- „ , Meet Friday for Con* tlon ind to provide tdequit* police protection for American life tad property. The rlotirt, nearly 900 strong, swarmed through tbt building, •mwhtng typewriter* tnd furniture, damaging mice, breaking doon, tnd irlndowl tnd tearing up installment wll contract! ind other vtlutble doeumento. Rlchird Ucdeary. reprwentatlve ot tbe company'e Ntw York headquarters, wld tbe low wu "likely to ntcb levenj hundred thousand jam." Tht yen le worth tbout 90 Amer- lcin cento. ference By JOHN F. CHESTEB Assoctited pkw Staff writer WASHINGTON. Jtn. 16.—Tbe ra- plooive iltutlen created by the I nnofflciii Slno-Jatetew war ww scheduled definitely tonight for discussion ky President Hoover tnd hi* successor-elect Franklin D. Booeevelt. tt their Itidty White Howe meeting. Although tbe preeldent tnd preel- dent-elect both wen cbtry todty «I am unablt to undentend bow of formtl comment u to tht tgmdt - ' of tblt, their wcond meeting, It j wu stated officially thtt talk would ! bl centered upon "what to going , I on" la foreign tfftln. An authoritative source reported thtt wtr debte would "not atew- wrlly" com op u t topte. Indication was given, nevertheleta, thts tubjtct might poulbly irlw during talk ot thl Oeneva arma parley and th* projected world' economic confereaw. Benwth tbl lervlce, however, tbl poulblllty thtt th* conflict between Dissatisfied Because Pur- *** "»»• u<> ounew tonw m Jehol might expand, tad euch Incident! u tb* wrecking of IB American plant ta Yokohtmt hivi bun milor iub)ecu of concern among tdmlnlitntlon leidin. Tbi prealdent-elect'a following hit foreign tfftln talk wtth Secnttry Btlmion lwt wwk. tbtt Amerlctn tonlgn policy muat continue to uphold "the wnctlty ot International trettUt" give further fuel to tbe speculation. Then wu ao doubt ben tonight thtt tht meeting would tw still mother effort to bring tbe outgoing ind Incoming administration! Into I single Ila* concerning continuing International problem!. (CONTI TD ON PAOB TWO) ITALY TO BREAK TREATY, RUSSIA chases Exceed Those of Russia BOME, Jtn. IS (API—Dissatisfied because Italian purchases Ih Busaia ban been exceeding But- sltn pnnbuet to Italy, tbl Ittlltn government win denounce the 1994 commercial treaty with tbe Sov'et within tbe next thrw week!. Thli treaty It tht only document which Italy formally recognise! tbe Soviet government, but diplomatic relations will continue w at prawnt. Tht government hu not divulged whether the document of denunciation trill contain t provision to thit effect or whether t new Instrument will bt lesued for the purpose. Would Pay Government Bond Obligations in Canadian Funds URGE ESTABLISH MARKETING BOARD Favor Inflating Canadian Dollar to Level of Competitors CAtOABY. Ju. IS (CP)—Dt- mstmt difficulties tn flnince, mtr- rg and protection ef debtors, tnnnal convention ot tbe United Fmatn ot Alberta ben today decltred ta ftvor Of ibtn- -tonnwnt ef the gold standard, ptymint ef government bond obll- gtMoni ta Ctntdltn fundi and rstibilahment ot a marketing beard. Inflation ot tbl Canadian dollar to t level approximating tbe eumney of otber eountrlw which tn Oan- •dtl chief eompitlton ln the iirt cultural export mutate ww tdopt- ed. Thle decision wu taken ln pref- erenoe to I decliritlon which ftvor. id' tbt Unking ot thl Cinidlin dollir to i parity with the BrltUh pound sterling. Thru ' recommendation* ot the committee oa binklng tad credit. out dnwlng tn wimple from the •crip ttto* it Raymond, Alta, wen adopttd. Thl oommittee reoonvxfend- •d, u temporiry ntltf nwtiure'. tctlon by parliament to provldt that C-nadlan bonds or tny financial obllgitlons. whether provincial or ftderal, ahould be dravn payable In Canadian legal tenler only, tnd domiciled ln Canada, that I* to wy. ptytblt ta Ctn:di only." Tb* com- Btlttot believed thli action iwd tar M takea hefon lay benefit oould be derived from other nmedlil mei- ittm. SUSPICION IS AROUSED OVER DEATHS IN EAST Three Deaths Extend Over a Period of Three Years Bdwtnt Booth, bwutirul blood! film ittr. suffered t relapse tt HoUy- wood, following t long Illness from onr expotun to tba tun In Afrlct, where "Trtder Horn" ww fllmtd. Ww Booth tor a tlmi bid ippeared to ht recovering wtltf-Ctorlly. HOPE FOR STOP TO HOMEBREWING OTTAWA, Jta. IS (0»), — Tbl brewers in hopeful of Having the Interprovinclal conference tab* iteps to atop homehpewlng, lt wii Iwrned todty. Records ot tbe department ot national revehvp show approximately 900,000 persona btw notified tbe deptrtment of tbeir Intention of Mowing tbeir own onr.' HAMMOND TRIAL BEGINS, CALGARY Charged With False Pretences Cameraman "Shoots" Sea Monster Close Up NASSAU, Bahamu, Ju. II (AP cable via Bahamas ttttt Benlc*)— A thrllltnj undersea battle between a morlnf picture cameraman *nC a 206-pound atlngraf durlnf which tbe former tot eome good abote of tbe fighting; taotloa of tbe eea, monster. vae reported bere todiy in t mm* •age from member* of a movie expedition, oompletlng a eerlea of undersea motion pictures started at Bermuda last fall under tbe direction of Dr. WUllam Beebe of tbe tttt Tork Zoological society. Floyd Croeby, cameraman, tbe message stated, wae down filming an undersea scene wben tbe stingray, wbtcb resembles a bat and hu a wing spread of four to alx feet, ap* peered. Crosby, warding off the vicious attacks of tbe monster, kept grinding away et hla camera and succeeded ln getting a remarkable "dose-up" of tbe stingray charring tb* machine. Tells Why Evans Was Refused Bail Evidence Show Has Twice Broken It VANCOUVER, B.C.. Jtn. Ig (CPI —Chief Justice Aultr Mormon of thi supreme oourt of British Columblt htl token tbt unueutl course ot explaining to t dtltgttlon avhy be hu refused to Brent bill to Arthur H. Evans, charged with tdvo- cttlng font to effect t govern-. mentel ehtng* tnd uttering rtmtrkt against Rlt Majesty thl King tnd membera ot tbl Bortl Ctntdltn Mounted Police font. The chtrgi iron out of Enn'i t«t'7ltlee during t miners' strike tt Prlnoeton. The delegttlon ot 1" men wtt tp- pointed tt t oonfenao* of itbor tnd other orginlcetiont celled by the Ctnldltn Llbor Defence lelgue. Tbe chief Juetloe told tb* delegttlon he bad rttund bill bectuee w. H. Bullock-Webeter, eounnl for tbe crown, hid produoed erldenoe showing Evans htd twloe broken bill. CALOART. Jtn. II (CP)—Rink P. Book, Detroit , mllltonsi™ tad prettdent of Btgll Petroleums, limited, wu t witnees toity during tbt trlil- ot Bord Btmmond. Ctllfornlt on min, chtrged "with obtolnlng tSO.000 bj ttlee pretences fron tbe firm. Hammond wu trrwtod ln Ctll- forali, tad tfter length; extradition proceedings wu brought to Ctlgtry to feoe trill. Mr. Book testified Htmmond pieced t proposition before him ln Chlctgo in January, 1090, for tht building ot tn sbeorptlon plint In Turner Tiller oil field* to tx-rtet gseo- llne from wuto gu. Wltnese tald Htmmond, uked for »30,ooo eo be oould purchiee tbt equipment from t Ctlifomlt concern In which he nil he htd t itrge Intornt. Mr. Book lutborlMd piyment bi tbt oompeni ot the gSO.OOO but he decltred ht did not **e Btnmond igtln untu hi sppetred in tbl courtroom todtr. 2000 AT MONTREAL PRESENT DEMANDS MONTREAL, Jan. II (CP)—Peaceful and honest, having no revolutionary ldeae but wanting work and a living, was tbe description given by their spokesman to a group of 3000 men wbo assembled at the city hall today to seek interviews wltb tbe civic administration. A group of 13 spokesmen was received by the executive committee which pro rleed to stu-Iy thsir demands snd give a rep'.y next Wednesday. The crowd then sang "O Canada" tot dispersed, only e few unruly members having to be moved what by swinging oa forcibly by polioe. timely arc VETERAN OF RING BATTLES POLICE NTW TORK. Jan. IS—Davs Shade, veteran middleweight wbo lost four decisions ln IS rears of ring warfare, dropped a verdict 'to several pollcexen tn a atreet brawl today and was taken te hoepltal in a straight Jacket to ba treated for alcoholism. Shade sought out the policemen and started a series of tussles, which were finally joined In by ambulance attendants and bysUnders. Offloers fimlly won tbe decision, although Shade was equalling things some STUBBS IDEAL IS TO BE A FIRST, ALWAYS Comes Before His Choice of Judge; States at Inquiry HUNDREDS PAY LAST TRIBUTE TO MRS. TQLMIE Floral Tributea Bank Altar; Interment at Royal Oak Park . MAY EXHUME ONE OF THE BODIES Traces of Cyanide Poisoning: Found: Thought Suicide FEAR FOR LIFE OF INE CARETAKER Last Heard of a Month Ago; Runners Bring Newa BUMS LABE, B. a, Jtn. IB (OP) —Unhurt trom for onr t month. Wtlttr Ltwlt, JS-yw-old ctnttker of tht Om Ltki mint mtr hire, • point on tht Cahadlan Httlontl rallwayi betwwn Smlthtn tnd Prlnot George, Ii fund to bin filltn t victim to bltttr cold wittier la tht wild mton mtr Ifldlat mountain. Oonttthlt Tttt tnd Oimt Warden RomVsu. aooom- ptnttd by Indltn trackers trt it- ttmptlni to follow ta oW tnow- ihoi trtll believed 19 hMt bun left hr tbt misting am. WEST AGAINST RAILWAY UNION Christie Expresses Probable Attitude Bt ERNEST BUBRITT Ctnldltn Preti Stiff Writer WINNIPEG, Jtn. II — On;, wrinkled llttlt Judge of tbl county eourt. Lewli St. George Stnbbs Ii i pronil mm ind when lt comet to bto being dnn t chotct' between Judge tnd min bt wlu remain I man. Pounding emphatically on ' tbt marble-topped btt which bl UttU mon than chinned, tbi bespecticloj Jurltt letntd towtrd Mr. Juttloe Frtnk Ford tt though to tntkt htm hear mon cletr*y, tnd told him ht mr would bt "relegited to tbi poutlon of a rubber itanp." Bt wu both man tnd Judge, ht uld proudly, but It they wtn incompatible, t man bt would remain. At tbi ticking of thi big dock tn thi hushed crowded courtroom Indicated tbi timing hour of todty'i tutton of tbl oommlsslon lnvntlg_t- Ing charget of Judicial mUcosduct agalnat blm, Judge Stubbt concluded • two-day tttoek on Ju.gu ot tbl court of appeal, thi prorlnclt'. -ind Dominion govern nenti tnd othen who tcouted him of Judicial mil- conduct. SCATHING RIDICULE Excited tnd visibly -fitted Judge VICTORIA, Jtn. IS (CP). — Tbrtuth tbt streets llnd wltb ■ympttbttlc townafolk tbe fnnenl cortege if Mn. Jl. T. Tolmie, wife ef Premier Tolmie pitied quickly thli tfttrnoon from the ftmlly hon_e, Tlo-erdUe" In sttnlch. throwgh tbl dty to chrlit cbnreh cathedral, wbtn tbt simple Antn- ctn service wtt conducted by Ctn- tt Jothui Hlnchllffe. Hundred! of tlmi tributes tanked tbi atar. Two hymni wtn, "Httrtr My Clod to Tbu" tad "Lttd Kindly light.-' Rundredl of people unable to gtln admlttanct to tbt church wtlttd outalde. Inside wtn gtthend mem- ben of tbt etblntt tnd repreaenti- ttm o fthe Judiciary, state .private tnd publlo orgtnltttlont of tbt provlnoe. Tbl ptUbttren inn Ron. Ntlton Lougheed, Bon. e. L. Bow*. Bon. R. H. Pooler, W. B. Ltnlgan. Brigadier 3. Sutherltnd tnd Captain W. Ho- btrt. Interment wu la Bortl Oak burial pirk. , >. TOaOHTO. Jin. IS (OP)-"A mtu of thnt deaths of resident! of Tork towruhlp tnd Cut Tork la t period of ortr thru run bin •round lufflctent suspicion to bi follomi now br Invutlgttloni fa- dty tbt direction of tbt tttoraty gimrtlt dtptrtmtnt ind tht Tork towniblp police." tbl Tomato Telegram mt, today. 'Toltot lnnitlgitlont will prob. tbly result la tbl nhumitlon tomorrow of tbl body of om of the dratud wtth t view to holding i pott-awrttm to determine whether polionlat wu thi ftuM of til thru deatht. "Th* duuMd ptreont, wbou dwtht bin irouieJ nuploloa tmong tbtlr relative! tnd trlendi tn Mr. Brytni, But Tork; Mn. Sttlnburn, Tork towniblp, tgtd 80 it her dwtb, and har diughter, Mlu Bdlth Sttlnburn, ned M it her death," tht niwaptper aayi. "Mr. Brytni dltd la July. 1*9*. at' hli httu la But Tork. A port- morttm au htld undtr Um direction of Dr. C. Z. McLetn. MOB. But Tork. tad tbt itomtch uat to Ptofatur Btgeta. unlvertlty of Toronto tnilyit. wbo reoorttd ht hid fodnd tn(u ot cytntdt poisoning. Howtvtr. It wu seeumed thin Bryant htd ttkin hit owa lUi with cyanide tad bt wu burlid without furthtr quettloni. "Lut Hovember, Mre. sttlnburn died It htr home. 8bt Ii reported u hiving bun Ul tor aome time. STORM GRIPS WASHINGTON m Covered With Blanket of Snow; One Fatality; Expect Break OTTAWA MEET SEES NEED Ft A UNIFORM ACT Provinces and Dominion W01 Compel Uniform Requirement IS DESIGNED TO PROTECT PUBLIC Incorporations Turned Down in One, Granted in Second (CONTINl'ED ON PAOB TWO) UOMTRBAL, Jtn. IS (CP)-Wut- tra Canada It opposed to tar tug- gutloa thtt tbt Ctntdltn Ktttontl tad Ctntdltn Ptclflc nllwayi ihould ht imslgtmiM. W. J. Chrlattt of Wlnnlptt. director of tbi National tyittm, ttttid bin todty In tn in- ttrvltw. Mr. Cbrlitlt uld bt wu not ln i poutlon to expreu hli pereontl opinion, but ipokt truly to tbi prohibit tttltudt of tbt ptoplt ot tbt wut towtrd tbt propoul. "Tbl newaptpera thtn wlll be.ill oppoeed to tmalgt-vstlon. And rou know whtt influenoe tht newspapera bin la tbi wut," Mr. ChrUtle uld. "Tbl Canadian Ptclllc bu bondel lndibttdntu. It hu many ahare- holderi tnd paymenti have to hi made to tbt owntre ot itock and hondi. I would UM to know bow thiu ptymenti in to ht mide when both railway! tn lotlng money." (CONTINIJED ON PAOB TWO) EAMONNDE VALERA SPEABAT CORK Nationalists Describe Reign of Terror Insufficient Evidence in Death of Grocer Jury Adjourns for Week at Victoria JAPANESE PBINCB DIES TOKYO. Thurtdty, Ju. It. 1AP1 DDBUN, IrUh FW Statt, Jtn. IS (OP Ji AP ctblu)—Pretldtnt Btm- oaa dl Vtltrt ipetklng it Oom before oot of tbl blggett tudltncu of bit campttgn, expreued coofldenci tonight thtt hit Btpubllc-n ptrtr j ""J,,*,,^ ,„ dltturbtd PBINCB BOPBBT. Jin. lt (OP)— Unable to decide whether death wn ctund hr telf-infllcted wound! or br iome penon or ptrtont unknown, t oorontr'i Jury Investigating tbl deith ot mnk B. Buth, wtl'.-known grootr tun, wbou body wu found la hit store yeeterlay morning, td- Journed todiy for t week to githtr additional evidence. Buth wu found dttd on t oot In Uw butmint of tbt itore ynterday morning by Henry Smith, deilvery- mtn, whin tht litter opened up for bualneu ahortly alter S o'clock. Betide tbt boly oa tbt tot wu t S3 ctllbre revolvtr wltb thru fuU tad thnt dltchtrged tbtllt. Tbl' body wu fully clothed tad SITS la ouh wu found In tbl pocketi, Indicating robbery wu not t motln. It It understood thtt Buih htd bun dtspondtnt over family tnd builnut troublu tad pollot in Inclined to fine tbt tulddt theory, despite mom peculiar uptett ot tbl la Um AIMEE HUTTON TO TAKE MOVIE ROLE Agrees to Fulfil Contract Held by Producer LOS ABOBLBS. Jta. IS (AP)- Alnut Semple MoPhenon-Button, tbi evangeliat. It to buami tbi heroine of t religions motion picture. Storm center of leveral liwiultt, '.hi evingelUt todty uttltd two ot thl biggest oourt ictloni pending •gilnit htr, aggrtgttlng 1544.600 dimwit, by tgreelng to fulfill t contrict la motion pictures i* held br J. Boy Stewart, film producer. Tht picture wlll bt mtdt alter ber return trom t world tour. After effecting thl aettlement, Mra. Button decided to bit farewell to her Angelee Temple congregation tonight, being carried to thl rottrum br her husband. Divld b. Button jr. Bhe hu bun urioutly ill. Cromwell Onntby, tttoratr who clalmtd ba held t oontract by tct u builatu mtntger of Mrs. Button'! film interprlte, raid tht Utlgttlon hid bun dltpoud off "to tbi mutual titiiftctlon ot tht ptrtlM involved." SEATTLE, Jta. IS (AP)—dripped by tbi wont snowstorm ot tbi letton, vlrtntlly tbt entire north. wut todty wu covered with * blmket of white. Air mill service wu htlttd, hundreds of , tutomobllu tnd motor buuu win ittllid tnd countiese minor tccldenti win ctuud br the mow, whloh rengid from ■ 10th ot in Inch la Setttle to Ux lachu tt Olympli tad I foot deep tt Ltkt Quintlt. Tht tnow It conitderebly deeper ln tht Inlind Empire, The flrtt storm fitillty occurred tblt morning whin Loll Seemin. 7, of Kent, blinded by tht tnow, walked Into the pith of t fleittle-bound anotheb motor but tad wu lnsttntiy kllltd. Although below normal temperature! tn prellcted far tonight tnd tomorrow, t bretit la tht ttorjn It expected br tomorww night, tbi Seattlt wuthir bureau reported. OTTAWA, Jin. lt (CP).—Tbl death-knell for "evulve" eomptnlu . wm wnnded it tht Dominion- provlncttl oonferenoe todty. Wit* marked nntnlmlty, tbi delegttu tgreed tblt itept bt tiktn to pn- pan a uniform comptles tct for Utt provtneu and tbt Domlnloq. Tbt tctlon It lupported by * I resolution ot tbt Ctntdltn Btr tuodtttoB pined ln Ctlgtry \—t September. s Designed tor Uw protection tttht publlo, tbt unit ormltr wip correct ta abusive situation develop, ed onr mtny yetn. Thl complix- itm ban betn mtny. Incorporation applications him been mtdt to tbt Dominion aod refund. Mtny tin tumid to tba pcovlnou later, with tbtlr vtrriaf provlncttl comptny ltwi. In l num- ! ber of lntttnou thtr lecured pr»- vlnclil chirtere. Through tht llctnl. Ing provision! of now ot tht pror- lncee, then concern! then txtt»M their operttloni. FBOM ONE TO WOODEN MONEY CAUSES TROUBLE Canadians Object to Having Money Discounted Rumors of Finding Hinkler Plane, Wrong BLAINE, With- Jtn. II (AP)— Thit wooden money It ctutlng no tad ot troublt. Bow Cintdlini tn objecting to htvlng thtlr money discounted ln exchinge Ior thi wcoden coins, which li being uaed for relief work ptymenti. With ltt 100 pir wnt bicktng In United Statea currencr tnd city wtrrinti, tbi wooden money bu bun telling tt t premium of lt ptr ctnt onr Ctntdltn money. Tht city oouncll promisee to Ur to find • Mlutlon to problem! of exchinie wltb oountrtei hiring depreciated currencies. Sometlmu tbi propoud lno_c-_ poretloni bin hid to pau tram oa* provlnoe to tnothir to ut pnrlat dtl Incorporation. Oomntttntt tb* bin butt mtdt ta Uw uu of Vo. minion comptnlnt wbo onlr required to regtiter tn t provlnee to ctrrr oo. Uniformity of Ow requlremioti tad method! of lncorpontlon "i tbt Dominion tnd tbt nlnt pro-lnou * wlll be mtde to cope with tblt iltuttloh. Wbtn drafted, tbt Uglill- tlon will bt introduced la pwlluntat j and til provincial leghUtturet. Tbt United Stttei hu t ilmlllt sltuttlon on lti hinds. Inoorpon- br tht atate of New Jour ' ire uld to bt etiler to procun thia In tbt majority ot itttu. In Ctntda* Prlnct Edward Island hu md* eltitlcltr In ltt ltwi of lncorpcct- . tlon thtn mtny of tbl othtr Ctnt- . ditn prorlnou, but Uw Ultnd pror- - moe hu granted oompiretlvelr tArni charter!. PLAN FAST AIR EXPRESS SERVICE Canadian Airways Discuss Possibilities . Cattle-Oil Barter Talk Held, Calgary CALOART. Jtn. 18 (CP).—NegotlJ- tloai for Albertt llvettockmen te I ptrtlclpite la Uw propoud htrttr of Canadian livestock for Buulta oil ind coal wtn adjourned hJ»» tonight tad wtll bt oonttnued to^l morrow. Q. O. Serktu. member of Uw' irndtette propotlng th* eicbingp of goods, wu ln oonferenoe wltb ' Bod Mtclety of High River tat, othtr prominent foothills renchflth Although no otflcttl itttemint wu forthcoming, lt wu understood tb* Soviet government wanted to ohtila MONTBBAL, Jtn. lt (OP).—A tut both but tnd dairy cattle from tlr exprtu nrvlw icrou Ctnadt It Canada, taking tbt ltrger tmouat being planned br official^ of Ctnt- 0, _^,f cattle. MT. Serkiu uld bt knew ot ne ■lit ot -0,000,000 buahele of Otnatl dim whett to Rusalt u reported In ntwiptptn. Hit Interest wu Uvettock, not whut, ht uld.\ dim Alrwtys, Ltd., meeting hen to dlecuae tht powlbllltlu of WUT- Ing tbt co-npiny's tlr routet Into a nitlontl network, It wu learned todty. Shipment! of rtlutblt radio and electrlctl eautptnent, drugs, hotplttl supplies, machine ptrta and other oonunodltlu required In t, harry would constitute the mtln b'utlnets of Uw tlr expreu ttrvtot, offtdtls bellen. wm obtain i mtjorlty onr til othtr bMeIMllt ind th„ „, n0 evidence pi-t:ei la tht eleotlon Jin. il Munwblll Whtt NatlonallaU dl- icrl-td u i veriuble reign of terror tinted In Tlppertry tnd politician* owing alleglince to former Pruldent WUlUm T. ootgrtve uld thtr win having difficulty In conducting thetr campaign. J. T. Haaaett, outgoing Nttlomlllt member of the Dill Elreinn tor of tny itruggle. JUSTICE DTSABT TO LWEtTIOATE DISFOTt OTTAWA, Jtn. II (OP)—Tbt minuter of Itbor hu appointed Mr. Justice A. K. Drurt, of tbt oourt of king's bench, Winnipeg, chtlr- Tlpptrtrr, wrote tht pruldent today ' man of tht board ot conciliation and protested his orgialntton oould which will lnvutlgate thl w.gi dlt- Prlnct Mlchune Kujo. until of not h.n b*lp from tbi populttlon ' putt between tbt Winnipeg Electrlo PARIS, Jtn. IS (CP cablt) — Hope that tbt lurch llr But Hinkler, mining long-distinct filer, wu TlrtuiUr ibdtd, wu dished tonight wbtn ruraon that hli tenpltnt btd bun sighted In tbt fomt of othe. aur tb* commune *f BOUT, win described n anfoaadtd. Otficltli la Auxerre Preftcture. aur Othi forest, uld tht nport probtblr t»u trom tbi fttt Hlnk- SOUTHAMPTON. Eng., Jtn. ler wu lut lighted definitely In (AP)—On* of Uw wont fogi THE WEATHER FOG HALTS SHIPS Leviathan and Auitania Are Held Up NELSON Vlctorlt __ Vancouver „_ Kamtoope Eitertn Point Prince Rupert AUln thit dlitrlct on Jaa. 7. Hinkler vtnllhed 11 dayi ago on a ipud flight from Filtbtm, Bag- land to Auitrtllt. pnnch authorltu uld uropltnu would bt uat to explore Uw Otbt fcteet tomorrow, on tbi chtnoi tbt mining pilot btd bun forced down there tnd bid never retched 8lm- nlom put la thi Swlu ilpt wblch Otpt. W. L. Hope, hli Mind, li Mtrchlng. Othe fomt ll slightly off tht cirs. lutomobllu .nd busses were direct ilr-ltnt between Poltham and ! htld up for hours. Not t ship hu 18 ln yttn halted tbt Uvlathan tnd the Aqulttnll t ftw mllu outelde Bouth- impton witer tonight, tnd tht Beregtrlt which wu du* to aali it noon, could not git away. Tba Leviathan anchored off Nab light on tht lilt of Wight tnd tbi Aqulttnll aomewhere ntirhy. Both ahould ban docked early thla morning. Glasgow experienced one of the wont fogi ln reoent years tnd tram< t chtlr la t tbt but Mlchune Kujo, until of not h:re blip from tht populiuon paw ottwun in* wmmpeg »i.cvr.. ««_.._.-.»«. „..™ ,..-_- _- . --"--'•-- ----■ _,"'.c.'.,Lr Mnpuor, dltd todty of wibrel becaun of thruta from mtmbtn oomptby tnd urtaln ot IU motor. Brladltl, Italy, tint tohtdultd tteplmoni In thi Clyde Unci mld-ttter- I __- ■ !______ -___• \...-—-m-. n_ ninlrWa flight UOOIl UOIldftT. thw«nbo_U. Hi wu ft run old. of , ncret body. I eun, oonduoton tnd buunen. oa BlnkJtr't flight. noon Mondty. Dtwton _._—... Buttle ! Portltnd - Bin Francisco Spokane Prince George _.. Ua Angtlei _ Penticton Vernon Grand Forkl , Kulo _ Ctlgtry Edmonton Swift Current Prlnoe Albert ... Qu'Appelle Wlnnlptt _ Nanaimo Mln. Mu « 31. S3 8«i 38 tti 14 39 S3 4#;i to t#; « ti to* JS» It 81 ...... a sd 43 83 . 33 3« .__ 8 lt .... 43 841' ._ 11 I 18 V lt -__ 8 3» 10 Id' ..... 13 ia, ...... 4* 30 if ar 13« »"' 8' f 10 tSg •-Be'.ow ttro. Ntlton tnd vldnlty—PtrUy cloudlr and oold with ooculonal now ii • "-iiMri-rti** ■■■■-■■—-■" ■■ -"I' m MOB nw LATE CURLING RESULTS. TRAIL TBA-U B. C, Jan. lg-Orand CTMllenge and Neleon oup plag la tbe BrltUh Columbia Curling aaw- elation bonsplel here tonight were down to the eight*, and secondary oomptUUon la pwgreulng steadily. rreparatlon for tbe annual meeting ana banquet lo fe* held tomorrow I* complete. Hamas tonight reeulted aa follow*: OBAND OKAUBKOB L. P. Tyaon 10. ttttt Balfour 8. 3. 3. 01MI11, Etmberler 8, Or. 3. a. Thou t. W. Pollock, aoeeund 8, J.. a. dralg 8. - t. Burden. Souland 8, Jamu leckie 7. 3. H. Woodburn 18. Al Jeff*, MU. •on 10. W. T. TruawoU 7, H. I. Wad* 8. 3. A. KaKlnnon ai. W. tf. Archibald. jci_nb*rl«, o, * CANHCLL-LAiaD Or. W. A. Coghlln 10, 0. D. Blackwood. Mtlaon 7. jack Campbell t, Bob Somerville 8. 3. H. Toons S, Donald MacDonald T. W. K Newton 19, Dr. j. & Palmer 7. Harrr Whltford, Xlmberier 8, O. W. Otailauma T. Jlmmle Wright, Itoealand 11, J. J. aura-rut, Kimberley ». W. H. Baldrej 10. o. W. Watr 8. NELSON CUP Donald MacDonald 10, Jsek Balfour 8. Jamu Buchanan 0, Dr. J. ». Thorn 8. H. z. wade a O. a. ICacXer 7. IHnk Veilutlni ». W. T. Ttm- well 7. W. a. Hewton 14, L. H. Jackaon 18. . 3. a.. Woodburn 18. J. Xlaal* 10. Dr. J. X. Palmer IS. 3. 3. Ptng- land «■ KIMBEalJST CVP Harrr Whltford. Xlmbertey 10, J. U. Oordon. Nelson a 3. 3. Olfelli, XlfflDerler t, Jo* Duodaa, Vanoouver 8. A. J. McDonell 10, J. a. Stewart 8. Al Jeffs, Helena II. W. Polloek. Boaaland 10. di. J. Whltebore, Roasland 11, c. W. Oulllaume s. trail cor J. D. Burarut, KUnbetler t. prank Vellutlni t. A. O. Harver 8. Jamu Leckie 8. 3. B. Twaddle 7, W. M. Archibald. Itmberlej 8. I . ALL-coMaaa W. 8. Wllaon io. j. a. Carter 8. Bob Bomervllle 0, 9. a. McDonald 8. Jack Oecopb.ll a J. a. Craig 7. TIUIU B. O.'jeai. IB-JAt* ruulte of tbe otrtling boupM at TtaU la th* Xlmh«rl*» Oup MM mm TNU Cup were u follow*: KMBEBLCT COT W. T. Tnuweu Si Hot Sharp, mi- son 1. T. 3. XlnnH II; J. W. Wright, Boas- land 10. BfflsSiM CoiN lit ffirk Mr. Wm. Davydake, fhaku, wrttu:—"Tkrae rear* afo I wa* tronbled wttk MU trite* wtn at tad I eoeM ut tut, A MaaS told au my Wood aut bo bad aad t_Mss< gat ta take Burdock Blood Bitter* I didn't know aay atadUta* aoald pat nek a seddem step to aaek masmrj, as oaebottUpvt ttabolUtoaaud." &tt4mmm,*mT' Guide for Travellers Nelson, B.C- Hotels ami Calo oeorts Bhaw t: A. O. Kstny 1. BlU Porrut »; Joe Burden. Rou. land. 1 O. D. Blaokwood, Melton 18: Harry Ooete, Bpokane, 19. < 'IBAIL Cl'P J. Buchanan 9: J. Skinner 8. ■IKENZIE URGES PARITY, POUND, DOLLAR Outlines What Ht Considers Liberal Policy at Vancouver VANCOCVBB, Jaa. 18 A&MtYr#Jls1eS0Kt*^ BAVOT—A. PerranU, Parapet; J. I. Murphy, Hue a. Viaul and Mlu f. Vteul, Kaalo; Pred Wock, Cutle gar; a.-Hartley. Nelaon; l. a. Smith, Victoria. Mew Grand Hotel r. u aaraa. rrop. Wukly and Monthly Sates Hot and Cold Hater Single soc up. iwuoie Sl-W up |8*-u SIO a Month and Op "~ tfWt Jttt ITOtOT msli rood—Delirious mop suey Prompt Service Soda fountain KOOMS TO SENT The Finett in the City L. D. CAFE i Madden Hotel A Welcome Awaits You JAS E. MAIIDtN Completely Remodelled Hot and Cald Water tn the HSAKT nf the City CBE IHE U.tSSI.ILU *UB. QUEEN'S HOTEL A. LAPOINTE. Prop. ■ot and com water la *t»ry rum stun Heated 808 Baker St fbon* 80 Stirling Hotel > Blocks Eut of Post Office Hot and Cold Water Stsatn Heat Moderate Rates P. H. Bush, Prop. TRAIL ROTARY GREETS CURLERS TXAIL, a. C. Jan. 18—When Preel dent Oeorge J. Klnnie of tht Tnll Boearp alub welcomed curlers to the 88th annual bonapMl of tb* British Columbia Curling aeeooietlon ywter. dap during th* Rotary luncheon, hla welcome wu broadcast our radio •tattoo 10AT. Th* luncheon program WM broedcaet, Including mualc arranged far tbe curler*. Howard Buth ot Nelaon hai tome aifftoulty la getting to tbe luncheon bat eventually managed to do ao. Bad Mr. Bush bun unable to arrive la time lt would bar* been the tint notary luncheon be bad mlaud in SM poat*. W. U. Archibald of Kimberley nl a guwt- Item* oo th* program Included a aolo by Ohartu Catalaoo and.a duo number by Primo rantln. saxophone aad Mra. Pantln, piano. •TBS NELSON OAttV NSWS, NBISOK, B.C—THIK8BAT MOSNttO, JANCABT 18, IMS' ENGLAND WINS THIRD TEST FOR ASHES Australians Fail to Reach 532 Runs Piled Up by Visitors AMUtDE, Australia, Jaa. 18- (Thursday) (CP oable)—(ngkand won tba third cricket tut gtkteh today, defeating Australia bp MS mot ta -tak* • lead ef two gauss eat tf thru In tM flu nut** UanSAT, Jan. 1* <0»>-Beet- dent* of thl* dlatrlct today opened a wide search for Boy Stoat*, It, who dUappaaead Sunday white ea a fbb* tng trip. rear, net* pnmteat Stoat* may bar* fallen through tbt le*. y _ , Victory cam* tattly to tb* -rlaltors when tM antlpoduna ware all out at tbe end of tMlr auond inninga toy ltt run*. Tbey Md mad* ttt la tM flnt inninga. TM Bngllehmen, Mttlng more auo- ceeefully than la tM lut nst* whloh Auatralla won, aoond Ml rant in tM flnt inninga and tit la tM Vancouver to Get Regina Puck Team? BBOWA, Jaa. 18—X*nny MacKen. ,, manager of Beglna Capital*, bad "nothing to uy" late tonight wMa quutioned on tbe rumor tMt Begin* bad aun Ita laat profesalonai hooker gum. from semi-official aourcee it wu rumored tMt tM cape would make Vanoouver tMlr new home after a swing around the circuit, root attendance et gamu In Define le alleged to M tM ceuae for tM move—lf any. CAPSWIN Beat Edmonton Through C.oalie'e Play BBOOfA, Jan. 18.—Thank* to seen* senutional pudk stopping by Barb BhMum*. Begin* cap* cam* out of tMlr loelfig etreak to defut tM Edmonton Eskimo* 4-1 tonight in * Weetern Canada Profoaalonal Hockey leegue. The win put the Cape back Into second place ln tM league. Occidental Hotel -los Vernon at. fhtnt Mil II. irABSICK nrty Booms oi sous cottiort tludou.rt.rs fer loggers and Miners. VANCOUVER, B. C- HOTELS Dufferin Hotel VANCOI'VEB. BC. Bright Booms — Central aioo.rst. aatsa A. PaterMtn tete ot Coleman. Crow's Nest, Proprietor PSM teytnour tt. tey. Ml JMMP OLOVES II pour band* Mu perspind tad tM kid (lows an damp, pull tMm off ovtr your hand a d not by tugging at tbt tlmiartfp*. Tou an mott apt to bnak tbe stitches and get your glovu out Of shape lf you uu thle drutle meuur* when they an damp. _ STOP WI8BJNO . Ton wltb your Mb would come bank. Ton wish yonr hair wotid stop falling out. You wish yon could get nd ot Dandruff. Mak* your wlahu come true wltb ocfsEtrt mabino-s haib Ask roar druggist or writ* man- afaetunra. u. Marino, Box tti. Bouland, a. C. STOMACH ULCERS Wban you have too much acid in tM atomach Musing IndlgMtlon. belching, cu. lddlnu*. and a "deed on your feet" feeling after meal*— watch out It may load to atomach lilear* four aut of five people havt add atomach whether they know it or not aad about on* tn enry uvan wtth aold atomach hu reached tbe atage of ulcer*. Blaurated Magneala which you can get at any drug store will aeutrallu atomaeh aold, coat over ulcers with an effective healing agent tnd permit tMn to Mai. It you Mr* acid atomach or symptoms of stomach uloers you owa It to' yourself to give Blsurated Magneala a trial. Big package, amall cast. Not a laxative. The Australian*, coming ta bat tor tM aeoond time yuterday, wan fated wltb tM lnsupenble ts*a of •oorlng IM; run* to avoid defut. while tM English bowian continued tMlr cannon-ball dellvarlu on a Pitch tMt wu Mgianlng to ahow alta* of mt.' At' lunch tim* todty Australia h*d iM rat* for st. wtaMte, but th* Utt tour wleMW fell far only seven mor*. righting an uphill b*ttl* tM eatl- podun* d*f«nd*d ruotutely but tM pitch tfter tlr* diy** play offend Llttl* assistance to tM Mteaaa. Mali tporadio juring tttm tM amall crowd tM BnglUh boWtert gav* tMlr opponent* few opportunlUu to open out and no* came (lowly. w. M. Woodfull, tM Auatralian captain, acored -a welcome return to form, bla atubborn reelatenoe revealing the aklll tMt brought blm fame lb international tueeiu year* ago. Woodfun carried hit overnight, goon of M to M WMa lunch wat taken Victor Btobardaon, tM South Australian, WU Bla partner when tM game m* returned today. Harold urwood, whou bowling tadttee bave reeulted in criticism by tM Australian board ot eontrol, optaaa today by bowling oa tM off alda of tM wlcMt but soon reverted to tM formldabl* leg theory. Bit effort* were unsuccessful an- Hedly verity and W. R. Hammond wen brought on. VEBITT BOWUNO WILL Verity found the wicket entirely to bla liking and bowled four auc- ceealve oven without a run being scored. Woodfull finally tent up tht 150 and brought hla own total to th* half-century mark. D. B. Jardlne, tM opposing oaptaln, congratulated bin on hi* pi*y. BlcMrdtoa wu at lut caught a silly Mt off Urwood's kowling, tM fifth wloket falling wltb tM toon 171, Ht acored n rune. . C. V. Orunmett replaced Richard- eon and Larwood put out five allp te catch bla. Wltb thla amy of Ileldare OHmmttt caussd laughter wban M luckily snicked tM fut English bowler to the boundary, o O. Allen than want on for Larwood and bowled Ortnunttt wtth bit flrtt delivery. tM Auatralian bating aaor- ed alx runa. With Mt dliautui tM gam* wa* adjourned for lunch. MORE ABOUT SUSPICION (CONTINUED FBOM MOE ONE) but died auddenly. TM ctrcum- ttanou aurroundlng Mr dutb brought Tork township police to Inquire into tM MUM, but they failed to find any trace ot foul play. Scarcely a month after Mn. Stalnburn's dutb," tbe newspaper oontlnuu, "ber daughter died tud- denly on Deoenbar 28, lut. In Mew of the euddennus and certain clr- cumatancea of tM duth, th* au- tborltlu were called In and a postmortem wa* held. A* * result of this, th* atomach wu unt to Professor Roger* who now hu the case under entire!* tad tht nport la expected ahortly." Machinery Is a Human Benefactor Cromie Spcaka at Engineering Bureau Meeting VANCOUVER. Jah. lt (CT)—Machinery and the englnun wM design it an humtnlty MMfacton. Thou wM doubt thle should look at Asia and India and au tM work atul don* with huaaa b_eka and hands, uld Robert Oromie, publisher ef tM vanoouvar aun, adarualng r large attended muting in Hot* Georgia at noon today under aua- plou of tM tnglaurlag bureau oi Vancouver board of trad*. Taking u ble gubject "technocracy trom the viewpoint of an editor." Mr. Cromie at tM outut described technocracy u "tM publicity aide of technology"., and held that tM widespread diacuaalon It hu evoked will prove of grut value b*eaun It wtll stimulate broader study of tM relation ot technological development to the futun ot tne human not. BOY FISHER DISAPPEARS MORE ABOUT STUBBS (CONTiwtiBD raoM moe tmt) 1 StubM drasatieaUy declared he Mdj don* ao wrong aaa saiottMd to •uathlngly" rldloul* tM ehtrges w applied agalnat blot. Aay Mm thtt htd toorutd to IM JudMttl laatitu- ttta la Manitebi wu aet inflicted by bim, but by tM *imgu'.«r action of tM oourt of tppeal," dulared tM judg* who fat tM last two day* hu appeared tt a wltout la bit owa behalf. TM complaint (rem tM judtu of tM court of appul regerdlng Judge atubtt- actiona la tM MacDonald WlU eut bearing, M brand- ed u an "outre—qui, unftir thing wblob will rtaa la hlatory u a oonetltuttonal curlcelty aad freak doeuauat," Tbu* ludgu M de- dand. bad conttltuted tbtekulves bl* mm utt, pretMuten, judgu and •aaoutlooan" obarstd ths ludg* who -eased difficulty In flad!ni words jo "duotiM itr *, CMrgu by Boo. W. j. Major, at- torn«y-**n*ral, Of "ttoeeelve abuse ot authority" retarding cancellation of gernlsM* orders wu "duplcabij mean'' and tM reaaon it wu brought agalnat hla, tM judge said, wm MMtut M Md attempted to drew tM, attention of tM publlo to "tblt viclou* thing." "Aay aaa who oould conceive euch a charge," be added bitterly, "la a fit »ubj*et for a lunatic aeylum." He attacked tM Dominion govern- xent for giving blm a "atab la tM back" and for withholding part of hla December salary for antait on a special Income -tea M obarged tMm Wltb "gtmlSbU ta tM 'ath degree." TM "Mtrantttlu" to which hi* opponent* would go, M declared. wu shown by "thl* datploabte action." TM whole Invuugatlon wu a "political oonaptreoy" agalnat aim, wltneu olalmed, at^d M would re- fuu to eiplaln any of bla ludg- mente to anyone. TM vary auggte- tion of nawral ot a Judge baeauu of his Judgment* wu "so incredibly stupid aad Incomprehensibly silly x eaaaot und*n»nd how It wu contemplated." "TM sllliul, ttupldut thing ever adranud before a judicial Inquiry" wu tM way M aeerlbad chargee that pnaoners pnfarred trial befof* him. Howsttr, It wu merely t preference "of trial baton a humanitarian Judg* lnsteaj of a legal Udlst." Killed by Anto MtaBAX, Va., Jan. 18 - Oraood atone, aot*4 aatronomer. ww latUatly killed near Mn wban struck ky an automobile while M wu walking along tM rood. / Dr. atoat wu I* yttn old. Before retiring oa tM Carnegie foundation M wag pnteetor or egtrcoany it tM Oninmty of Virgialt tad dlr- utor, ol tb* Leandu McOonalok obaervatary at Charlottuvllle. -«• w»« a brother of tht late btel- vUlt t Stone, wM wu tor aur* tb*n a quarter of a century g*n- eral-managtr of tbt aaeoolated preet LON DOS DEFENDS WRESTLING TITLE ST. LOUIS. Jtn. 18 CAP).—Jim toadu of Bt. Loui*, d*t«M*d bl* c_alme to tM hetrywelgbt title, defeating Bnrett Manball of La Junta, Colo., In on* hour. It minute*, M aeconda Mn tonltht. Lqadu . wu •warded tM d*ol*lon on ta "un* conscloui" hold, deeorlbed u having tM vietlm'e arm raleed taove hit Med In chancery. Undo weighed Mt, Marshall lit. A dairy specialist tag* that cream from patteurtaed mitt taty look thinner than unh ted cream b*_ uuu the butter ftt doe* not clomp. But la nttlty tM heated cream I* laat u neb ta butter fat, prom the American tropin, tl Haw Tort Zdolealcal Park bu ac, quired a eplder tMt hunts and eatt email birds. Soda Habit Bad for Acid Stomach Thouund* of sufferers make the nusteke of taking Md* for Stoatob TreuBt. It gin* temporary nu.r bat Mt* you new tnsutlly worse. MOauu It often creates an Irritant wong thin sdd. If you suffer from fOaa. Heartburn. Indigeatiea, fatal- nut, atHoujocu, Mot Bleep or Man- tt cbuu tSdry rTiS aimLvS?. etoppUg natn and tiding nature ln restortn* normal f unotlooa to that ra_ac^«1^?t«ffi? tM guaraate* to «« you up or money Mok. Only 80* at drunitta or direct from Knox f"o_ U3 Spa- din*. Tomato, oat MORE ABOUT U.S. REQUESTS (CONTl.M'ED FBOM PAOE ONE) nearly 300 men wan able to aa- amnbl* and nld tM premises la tM heart of Tokohom* without tM police Ming anl* to halt them." McCleary tald. W. L. Malone, a member ot tM Singer ttaff, tald meat of th* rlotan wen armed wltb oordwood clube. A motor oar dumped a load of thau clube In front of tM building at tM beginning of tM attack, Melon* declared. TM riot climated a terlu of labor troublu whleh began lut summer when a group of amployu struck agalnat a lo par oent pay red- oj —tha flret pay tut, aooordlng to McCleary, alnce tM dapraeelon be- tea. Foreign mlalatar Vluouat Taayu* Uchld* promised Ambaaudoy onw tbat tM raquuted tarutigatioo would M made aad American llvu and property would M protected. Ortw recalled tbat tM embssty previously had dlnotad tM ttteatloa of tM Japanau authorlUu to tM Singer labor troublee aad had aaked tMt precaution* M vtotenu. token agalnat Franchise of Two Clubs Transferred Kansas orrr. Jan. it ar>- Wtlllam F. Orant. preeldent of the Amsrloan Booker aaaoclatlon, aa- noune*d tonight tM transfer of tM Duluth club franchise to Wltchlta, km . and tM St. Paul franchlu to Tulti. Ottlt. A apltt waaon hu bun agreed upon with tM Moeod halt to start wMn tM new elub* get Into action within th* nut few days. Orant announced. ' ' ' Pain and Bloated Feeling Ketwttla, Oet. — "My butMnd MS Men a tuSenr from iadluatioa for tM .at few ywn tti inn w*Q- got uid ttt known nmedlee, Mt got -nry Uttle relief," uld 1-kW.J.Ptr- Ntw Torg SUUt report. tMt laat year, tor the tint time in year*. Ka cancer death rate did not Increase lit* wu be- j uabunblt for hla with tM ^____________ pain tnd bloated ftaliaf bt ttbtrl- Sotd. Dpon ttUng tM fiat Wit tf r. Plej*a Oolden MedluTDlaaovary he it 100* better tad aMtreu of la digestion it ton*. He (Ult Ilk* a new man it gaining weight tad ut* til kinds of food." Sold by druggirt*. It rm mm, tn. mmse.l .*rtm.mrU. t. ■ Pr. nan.'. Ckml. ta prfaU, [t, T. THE MIJTUAI. UFE Assurance Company OF CANADA EttmbUthmd ItM Operating Results for the Year Ending .December 31sl, 1932 PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT REVENUE BASIS Surplus Funit aa st December 31st, 1931, caaauting of: General Inrwtment Reaervt - • • • $ 82M90.94 Free Sorplut for Cootinfeaci** • . . 4^38,343-32 INCOME rteiaJumt (aet) ...... . »18454,729.90 Intrte-st sad Rants (sfter farther deduction ot $218,046.44 for possible loss et Intereat on Farm Mortfitgea) . . 6^78,919^9 Supplementary Contracts .... 2363462.49 Profit and Appreciation oo Ledger Aeeeta 53,46332 -4 5,364-834.76 -827,650,475.90 EXPENDITURE* AND RESERVES Deatb and Disability Oaiats, Matured Endowments, Satriedered PoUdes, Sappleraenury Contractt, etc. - * 112,115,791.93 Increase in Actuarial Reaerre and Amount* Left ott Deposit 6.407-228.95 Cooitniuioot, Ttxet and General Etpentee 3.415,938.49 Lott and Depreciation on Ledger Assets 151,828-22 Amount Written Off Read Offloe Preruieee 50,000.00 Surplus t—rninafa /or Yttr ....... SpttcUl Chorgti Additional Speei&e Retercs agaiast Loss of Priatipal oa Mortgaret sod Sale Agreement* f 222,736.79 ' Amounts Written Off Book Value of Bonds SS ProTiaion for Possible Losses 1,000,457 J7 ^140,787.99 f 5309,688.31 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 1323,194.66 Net Amount Traasferred to Sorplut Fund* a . . $4386,493.65 4386.493,. v Total . . . . $9,651328.41 DeaWt Surplus Paid or Allotted to Policyholdert ... $ 4376309.44 Additional Prorision for Suff Pensions .... 17,495.00 $ 439B304.44 Surpftu FtmtU t, st December 31st, 1932, consisting of: —— Genertl Investment Retenre, Dee. 31st, 1931 $ 826.490.94 Trsasfoned from Free Surplus - • ■ 37330936 ■ -4 1300,000.00 . Free Surplus for Contingencies 4,157,523.97 $ 5337323.97 Outstanding feature* of 1932 Statement: Surplus funds and Contingency Reserves • 9 11,853,105.72 Dividends paid Policyholder!- ... (AaatulaadOetarral) Total Assets New Assurances paid-for Assurances in force December 31st, 1932 Lowest Expense Ratio in the Company's History. Death losses were well within the expected. Surplus earnings per $1,000 of total assets were 941.68. 9 5,034,911.56 8132,198,392.72 8 44,038,582.00 8517,967,974.00 A Purely Mutual Company' The principle of mutuality has again been justified by the gratifying surplus earnings during the past year which permit the continuation of the unique record which the Company has maintained throughout iu entire history of over sixty years in the field of low cost life insurance. RECORD OF PROGRESS BtMteua DMd*a4* Paid Tear Aauu la Forte to FaanjtoUen 1892 $2335384 $16,122,195 $65,001 1912 $20.071345 $77,921,144 $277,631 1932 8132,198,393 8517,967,974 85,034,912 The 63rd Annual Meeting of the Policyholders will be held on Thursday, February 2nd, 1935, at tbe Head Office, Waterloo, Ontario. Total P*T_s_eta to P-lsevDouan $216337 $1,275,886 817,146,547 R. O. UcCcuoca, PmUmat *. H. SonaaraLa, C—m—t Mm __. - ^4 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■m PADS GETS TWO YEARS, COUNTERFEITING TREE RIVBRB. Que., Jtn. 19-_ (OP)—Chartu Blackburn, ot Alma- vtllt. Que., charged wltb baring bttn In poaseeslon of counterfeit mosey tnd of plates to print btnk- Sotu, pleaded guilty to both chsrgea before Maglatnte toeounlare today. Bt wu eentenoed to two yttn oo etch oount. Sentencea will run concurrently. ILLUMINATED FERRY SI5N JURY'S URGE Finds Breaks in Bad Con* dition; the Inquest Fin'shes SHOPPERS WISE USE THE CLASSIFIED DAILY NEWS WANT-ADS At the conclusion of s third afternoon of evidence respecting the motor tr.-gedy at thi north show ferry approach, the ooroner'e Jury holding Inquest Into the, deatha of Ur. and Mrs. Wuyl Androeoff decided lt dii not require testimony of members of the main lake ferry steamer—which would have meant a Wednesday session—and proceeded to a verdict upon the evidence already In hani. The main IMte evidence would h ve re ate] to the coalition of th* brakes of the death car, on which the Jury had exhaustive evidence from two xechanics and a •flics offloer. In the verdict reached at 6 >'dock, the Jury, after rsc.tinj that he a;ed Doukhobor couple oa re to their deathi by drowning last Friday, when tbe car in which tbey were passengers drove off the nortb shore ferry slip, found th t the evidence showed tbat tbe brakes were HISPERED Great Complexion Secret! TO her friend she coo- Ili—l iKIimr rrrtof ber nselstsctear while dtin. Cong ago she learned that no cosmetic nould hkhr the MM of lealcen- plsaloo beatty in NR TableUlNlt ________________ e-y).Tbey deemed snd clewed tbe ellmbattve tract—corrected atag- g*h bowel sction—drove out the poisonous wsslea She lelt better, too, full ot pep. tinflim with vitality. Try thla mild, sale, dependable, all-vegetable conectl-O tonight See yes — ' smtamCmm. ptesioD improve, u^mmcmmta tee besdaches. ________m*mm**)lmm. ffjfffifr iTJtt WsmmW In poor mechanical condition, and that the driver wss not ln possession of soeurale Information regarding the route, tbt Jury also recommended tbat tbe provincial public works deptrtment and the city should cooperste In Installing a more prominent ferry sign, of in Illuminated type. DROVE STRAIGHT ON Six witnesses were on tbe stand during tbe sfternoon. Miss Janet Gillespie, who with Mlse Mary Lawson, her fellow nurse- ln-trainlng at/Kootenay Lake Oenersl hospital, was on the ferry *P* I proaob when the tragedy took plaoe. testified that when the oar passed them tbey shouted a warning to its occupants, but tbey gave no sign ot hearing It, and drove straight on Into the like. Relmer Stubbs, motor mechanic, wbo was on bis houseboat on Uie nortb shore wben the accident occurred, and who was given a tribute for bis rescue tptt, gave an sooount of tbe raising of ths car, and ot Its .condition. He said lt stood an a flat piece 'of lake bottom, at least 38 feet from the end of the ferry slip, and must have beeb going st quite a speed to land that far out, tbe top being 13 feet below the surface. When be cut open tbe top to get the bodies out after bringing It c ose to the surface, the car still contained an air pocket displacing probably 15 to 30 gallons of water. BRAKES BAD , j His evldenoe w.s thst the service brakes wen engaged but in very bad condition, and would exert only a little friction to retard the car. The emergency brake wss not engaged and he did not examine lt. C. Stallwood, ferry employee, saw the tragedy occur fron acroes tha lake. He estimated the speoj of tbe cir ln desoendlng the slip at IB to 30 miles. Hs used all speed In getting the ferry across, In the hope of saving life, but had only a plkepole to work wltb. Provincial Constable J. 0. H. Lock, wbo wss ln charge of the early investigation. stated tbe slip was praotica'ly dry. and well sanded, and showed' no skid m:rks. If tbe brakes had been ln good oondltlon, he held tbat the car oould bave been stopped ln 30 feet on the slip. He said at first Joe Novak snd WUllam Sherstlbitoff represented to blm that William Pofonoff was driving the car when tbe accident oocurred, but later ShertlbitofI Murder End* Tryst SUNSHINE MUSIC CLUB HOSTESSES INSTALL ORANGE LODGE OFFICERS Pleasing Event at Grand Forks; Sleighing Popular At this trysting place In Pair- ■ was found wanderlr: along the mount Park, Philadelphia, guards I street ln a semi-co. clous condition found ths body of Rose McCloskey, | after a severe beating. A patrol- 10, who had been attacked eit beat- i man is shown guarding the spot en to death. She had gone to the wbere tbe girl's body was found, park to meet Dennis Boyle, 39, wbo I admitted he was the driver. He said Pofonoff explained his friend's misrepresentation on,' the ground tbat Sherstlbitoff didn't have a driver's licence. Joe McBwen, mechanic of tbe Nelson Transfer, toll of his minute examination of the csr, and of tbe almost useless condition of the br»kas. DRIVER DOESN'T RECALL Sherstlbitoff was recalled to tbe stand to state whether be remembered being asked by a mer ber of the msln lake ferry crew at Gray Creek If he waa drunk, and giving the answer that the reckless way be drove cn the wharf was owing to bis having no brakes. He ssld he did not remember such a conversation. Taken Into custody Monday nlgbt on a charge of criminal negligence, Sherstlbitoff was returned to the provincial Jail Tuesday at the close of the Inquest. Turn those clouds Inside Out I f OU can gain a fuller, richer enjoyment of life by keeping in tip-toy health. For health and happiness go hand in hand. A frequent cause of poor health is constipation. It clouds your waking hours, and dulls even the sunniest disposition. Yet it can be overcome by eating a delicious cereal. Laboratory tests show that Kellogg's ALI_-BRAN furnishes "hulk" to exercise the intestines, and vitamin B to further aid regular habits. ALL-BRAN also provides twice the blood-building iron of an equal amount by weight of beef liver. The "bulk" in ALL* BRAN ia similar to that In leafy vegetables. Two tablespoonfuls of ALL- BRAN daily will overcome most types of constipation. Chronic cases, with each meal. If not corrected this way, see your doctor. Think how much better it is to enjoy thi* food in place of taking patent medicine*—so often harmful and habit-forming. Get the red-and-green package at yonr grocer's. Made by Kellogg itt London, Ontario. "When you're healthy, you're happy" "How you feel — and how well you look — depend* largely upon the food you eat. Be sure your diet is balanced — with sufficient 'bulk' to promote regularity.'*1 TmM*** On the Air Tonight KOO NETWORK KGO- KHQ - KOMO - KFI - KGW 790 590 020 MO 620 0:00 Capt. Henry's Show Boat 7:00 Hour Danes music. Baron Muencbausen (Jsek Pearl) 8:00 Amos *n' Andy 6:16 Symphony Hour. 0:15 Howard Thurston, magician 030 Concert in Rhythm 10:00 News flashes 10:15 Johnny Hemp's orcheetra 11:00 Phil Harris* orchestra 11:30 Dollo Sargent, Organist 6:46 7:00 7:16 7:30 8:00 8:18 8:45 0:00 9:16 9:16 9:30 10:00 KPO NETWORK KPO - KGA - KJR - KEX 680 1470 970 1180 Cecil and Sally (KPO) John and Ned harm. duo. Tarsan of the Apes (KPO) Log O* the day, Dr. L. Ctoss Myron Nelsley, tenor Sodero's NBC orch. fr. N. T. "Csss for Character" (KPO) The Goldbergs, strip Whispering Jack Smith (KPO) Synoo-Tbots, piano duo Hollywood on the Air Railroad stories "The Looters." Wilbur Hall Ship of Dreams, orch. soloists Pacific Serenadars and orcb. Tom Gerun's orchestra ORAND PORKS, B. C, Jan. 18— The senior and Junior groups of the Sunshine club, pupijp of - Kn. P. A. Poulton, entertained thetr parents snd ez-puplls snd their parents, at a social evening in tbe Parish hsll of Holy Trinity otUTch on prlday. Musical games and contests featured ths • evenings entertainment, prise winners were Mrs. K. Wood, Mrs. T. Chapman, and Mrs. W. M. Gowahs. Piano selections were given by Bessie Henderson, Altos Knowles and Joan Pearson. Nora Chapman and Isobel Donovan gave two popular vocal numbers and Florence and Dorothy, tbe two charming little daughters of Mr. snd Mrs. L. O. Landon sang two character &ngs which were well reoelved. Mrs. Poulton was assisted by Mlss Bessie Henderson, president of the Senior group, Slelgbrldes are the popular form of entertainment ln the vslley just now. A merry crowd were entertained after t sleigh ride st bome of Miss Bertha McLeod on Saturdsy even-j Ing. Mlss M. Mulrhead and Mlss Marjorle Taylor were assistant hostesses. Others present were, Misses Irene Blckerton, Rita Hutton, Ellen and Louise McPherson, Eileen James, Bernice Donaldson, Beth Baker, Betty McCallum, Messrs Art and Earl Erlckson, W. Ronald, W. Manson, E. Hutton, B. Harford, K. Campbell, L. Hellyer, N. Rhodes, H. Reed. Mlss Bernice Donaldson entertained a f«w members of the younger set on Friday evening. Prise winners for bridge were Miss Alice Spragett who held highest soore snd Mlss M. Mulrhead who carried off the consolation prise. The Invited guests were Misses Irene Blckerton, Beth Baker, Gertrude cooks, Rita Hutton, Katherlne Hlnniger, Effle Donaldson, Eileen Jao.es, Ellen and Louise McPherson, Betty and Peggy McCallum. Margaret Mulrhead, Ella Phillips, Marjorle Taylor, Alios Bprag ett. COLUMBIA NETWORK KOL -KTI - KOIN • KSL - KFRC . 1270 570 9l0 IIM 610 6:00 Ruth Ettlng 6:16 Smltb Bsllew and orchestra 630 Col. Stoopnagle and Budd 7:00 The Songsmltbs, fr. Kansas C. 7:15 Keyboard varieties, fr. Kansas 7:80 "Human side of news," Hlli 7:46 "Myrt and Marge" fr. Chicago 6:00 Symphony Orchestra 630 Isham Jones' orchestra 9:00 Eddie Duchln's orcb. 0:30 Leon Belasco's orch. MRS. FERGUSON IS LAID AT REST BDOBWOOD. B. C, tin. 1»—The tuners! of Mn. Charles Perguaon took place on Baturday from bar residence ia the Inonoeklan valley. Moat of all tba Inhabitant, attended. Many beautiful floral trlbutea wera laid on ber grave. Nelaon Loyal Orange lodge No. 1M3 installed the 1883 date of officer! st a meeting in the K. P. ball Tueaday nlgbt. a. A. Xenney receiving tbe office of worshipful maater. Refreahmenta vere aerved. J. A. Smith, put maater, L. 3. Cull, deputy-maater, ami r. Flo*, man, lecturer officiated at tbe Installation. Offloers Installed included I* 3. Cull, deputy; J.- Weston, chaplain; A. J. Manaoa, recording secretary; IT. Roynon, financial eeeretary; J. A. Smith of ceremonies; p. plowman,. flrat lecturer, H. Roper tyier, 3. Knauf flrat oommittee man W Calbick aecond committee man; O. A. Kenney and P. Plowman, auddtore. 0OCTOJK •'He began to pick up it once tod now he's talking about going to business." Bovril, the concentrated goodness of prime beef, tempts invalid appetites and has the unique power of enabling convalescents to get more nourishment from other foods. Taken regularly after illness, Bovril helps to reduce the getting well" period from weeks to daya. BOVRIL Gives Strength Quickly 1210 k CJOR VANCOUVER 6:00 Mualcal pgr. 7:19 Mualcal pgr. 7:30 Bob Root. 7:W Ted Wllllama 8:00 Addreaa: Dr. Nltobe 8:30 Wrestling 1190 k ML SALT LAKE CITY " 7:00 Pern. Pum. atorlaa 8:00 Pep 88 pgr. 9:00 Education by radio 10:00 Covey'a orch. 10 dO To be announced 217.8 m SOO w -65.3 m 50,000 t, 1050 k KNX 285.5 m HOLLYWOOD 25,000 w 8:00 Newa 8:15 BUI. Mao and Jimmy 8:30 81 and Elmer 6:45 Feature pgr. 7:00 P-nk Watanebe 7:15 Guardsmen, quartet 7:45 Mualcal pgr. 8:00 Proat report 8:01 Organ conoert 8:18 "Dutch Olrt" 8:45 Oolden memorlea 0:00 New, Item, 8:16 Light and Stevar 9:30 LubovlaU Violin choir 10:00 Idylla 10:30 Organ oonoert 1030 k C.NBV 281.1 m VANCOUVER 800 w 6:00 Popular recordlnga 6:30 Symphonic period 7:15 Recordlnga -l-tO New. Herald 7:45 Prof. Inat. of Oan. talk 8:00 "Dial of Pleaeui-e" 8:30 News aervloe 8:50 Province Tffllcuma 9:00 Instrumental trio. 610 k ZFtO 481J ni SAN FRACISCO 1000 w 8:00 Olobe beadllnea 9:15 Unknown banda 9:30 Eb and Zeb 10:00 Plo-ttlto'e orch. 11:00 Dancing with stars 13:00 Midnight hour fytemftl^l (lmfm%*m INCORPORATE **** MAV l«*0- MORE SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY SHOPPERS Clearance Sale of Furs Beautiful furs — drastically priced to clear Friday. Do not fail to purchase a Genuine Fox fur for your Spring Ensemble. I only, Hudson Seal Coat. Formerly 1195. SALE .._ 1 only, Genuine Stone Martin Set of Two Skins. Formerly $75. SALE 2 Red Fox Furs; 1 Brown Fox Fur; 1 Beaver Shawl Collar; Formerly $39.95 Sale $19-95 British Broadcast THURSDAY NIGHT, JANCABT, lf>. Empire Transmitter, Uavcntry, Eng. 31.3 meters MWS k 46.0 meters • 6050 k Pacific Tins 6:00 Tims Signal. Clnsms organ recital, gramophone records. 5 JO The art of reading, talk, bt Desxond McCarthy. 6:00 A Song Cycle, gramophonsree 6:80 Leaders In other lands, talk 6:46 News bbullstln. . | Note: These programs art broad out direct from Dsyentry, England on a ihort wsve length. Men's High Grade Shoes Made by Scott & McHale Broken and discontinued lines of our regular Straight Klght shoes in Black or Brown Calf. or Black Bcotch Oraln. Single and double Goodyear welted J-, soles. Suitable for dress or *k country wesr. Bhop early ***-)? ws only hare a limited number to clear. SAIJS „ 4 .95 Clearance of Auto Rugs ' Attractlte Pla!|t ruga ls Pun Scotch Wool. A /m r_m Fringed enda. sin 60.M. WUl wear for years, g) I ,y_*, Regular W4>5 and M.75. /_, SALS ** Costume Jewellery All our neweet pieces Including Neoklete, Bangles, Eer- rlngs and Pendants ln every new and wanted affect of Crystal. Chronlum, Jet; etc. HALF P1UCEI Unbleached Sheeting 100 yarda fine quality Unbleached Sheeting, aid-wearing and will soon bleach white. JANUARY OQ- SAM •-• ttOm Scarf Special Pure SUk "Asoot** Scams. Tbey oome tn smart hand block designs and diagonal effects ln every new shade. Correct length. Nothing like this has been offered at this prloe, SALE, BACH , . «.... 79c Linen Table Napkins Pure linen napklna, hemmed ready for use. Slie 30x30. JANUART SALT. 1 K _ BACH -- WC GROCERIES Phone IS WeDeliver potatoes, Grand Porta, Netted Oema. OK/» 14 lbe. for itO\r Nelaon Pure Orange Marmalade. Per *-lb. tin Hall's sandwich Chicken. 3 tine Tea; HBO Pekora blend. Per lb Australian Sultana Raisins. 5 lbs. for Flntapore Pineapple. 3 Una for Pearl Naptha Soap. 3 ban for pnrex Toilet Tissue. t-oe. ro'.la. i lot Hleni Tomato Juice. Par tin 39c 25c 33c 38c 38c 10c 25c 9c Vl-Tone; a malt and chocolate beverage. Per Uh* tin _.:.- 49c mot im Hty Ntlum Bailg Jfcttra •Jtrtsnor 0/ Btifca* CotemWa's FomOy NtW**pop*T*' tUa tn BBWB WHILB IT IS BBW8 ^Tuibtr iScABADUB paaaa uuud wm *■****» B.O. ADvaanawo batsb on appuoatuw or tat* cardi mar ot tun it Uw otftatef £*J****_*I- ffSS! noocantd by tb* CANADIAN DAILY NBW8PAPBB8 ASSOCIATION. SK of whloh tht Nelion DtUy Niwi l» * lawttbtt. ■ . ■ ■ BUBSOB1PTION BATH Br mtu (country), pir month •i mm (dty). pn tut — Outude on—da. ptr month DtllTtrtd (tdtr br ctrrltr) ptr wuk nr r**r Pty-blt la IdTtnu. ' Munbtr Audit Buntu et emulation. Jt 40 . tM _ UM _ .78 _ TM - at _ UjOO THURSDAY, JANUARY 19,1988. Machinery and Employment Mr. R. S. McLaughin, president of General Motors of Canada, writes in the Montresl Gazette of a pressing Industrial problem, namely the employment of idle hands. The development of machinery haa tended to replace hsnd labor so rapidly "that it begins to be clear that the procedure can be carried too far." So, says Mr. Mc Laughlin, "we in General Motors in Canada are trying to use more hand labor in our present operationa than we have used for ths same, volume of output a year or two ago. Thia ia justified not by the resulting cost but by the beneficial effect weJseHew it haa on the wider economic situation. It does not take a mathematician to aee the benefit of such a policy lf it were applied wherever possible by all manufacturers in Canada." Those who are worrying themselves into early graves in contemplating present employment conditions are overlooking aome significant factors in the altuation. Three yeara ago there waa, roughly speaking, employment for everyone in the world. There was some unemployment in Great Britain, due to special conditions. There was some in Germany. There was practically none elsewhere. Are we to assume that in the last three yeara conditions have changed so materially that the prospect of generally satisfactory employment conditions will never come again? Or that we must overturn the entire economic system in order to bring back that condition? • There is a point at which the replacement of men by machinery ceases to be economic. The world has been taught that lesson not once but several times, but never waa it so thoroughly drilled home aa in the past three years. Mr. McLaughlin's frank statement ia an indication that among the important industrial leaders of tha Dominion, at least, the lesson is being heeded. The employment of machinery and power should lag behind, and never exceed, the ability of a market to absorb the product of industry. In the mad industrial spree, 1922-29, based to a considerable degree on the invention of Instalment buying, machinery was whipped up to a tremendous pitch. When it began to cause industrial unemployment the market for its porducts collapsed like a house of cards. Greed for profits, and unwillingness to share fairly with labor, were the undtr. lying factors. The market which absorbed more than a million motor cara in a very few years—one for every second family in the Dominion—might bave been growing yet if- the industrial leaders of the Dominion had unitedly undertaken wise employment and profit-sharing measures. Instead we have to begin now to build up from a standing start. But we can start, and wa can rebuild sanely and strongly. The measures taken by the great industrial concern Mr. McLaughlin represents can be commended to employers throughout the country. If in future they keep machinery in ita proper place as a handmaiden, not a maater, and make their primary concern the welfare of their employes, there will be a speedy and permanent improvement in economic conditions in Canada. The spectacle of millions of men and women throughout the world, eager anu ready to work and unable to find jobs, is a reproach to the industrial and business leaders everywhere. Mr. McLaughlin's thought deserves their attention. "Between Ton and Mo** Br *3MJtV Tt» "Awopltnt", t London pub- llcttlon, quotas Uw following itory from to A-oerletn louroi u being "t ptrfeetly tnw itorr whloh dutrm to bioomi ta unatutletl oltulc": Two Anyluni wan Journtylng from India to England by Imperial Alnran, tad tt Bun two Iraqi gentlemen boirdtd Uw mtchlne. Attn it bid ttktn oft nw of tM Amtrtctnt wtnt onr to Uw Ireqlt ipd ukid whtUwr tbty would ctn tor t ginw et brldgi. Tbty contented, tad Uw tour pltr- td bridgt attadUr til Uw wtr to Bagdad. Wbtn Uw machlnt alighted tt Bagdad It wu rtetlnd br t guard of honor, iad t body of functlon- artu. tad * band, tad btwwrt. Tht two Mai itnUMwn ittpptd out, enrybody tpnng imtrtly to ittentlon,-thi bind pliyid, tad tbt two dron off la a mtgnlfloent Rolls- Royce. Thi ratter utonlihtd Amtrtctn turned to oat of tht Impulu Air- tart offlclili ind uid, "Sty, who an thou two gun?" tad tbt Imperii! Alrwiyi min replied. "Don't you know? Thtt la King Felul, tad tbl otter ll bll tlde-de-ctmp." "Ou." utd tte Am*rlcan. "If Anybody ted told mi In my Uttlt homt town la Oklthomt tbtt I ihould pity brldgi tn thf Hr. onr tbt Otrdtn of Eden, with t relgn- TOT NBLSON DAILT NEWS, NELSON. BX—THUaSDAT MOBNINO, JANCABT It, INS «u_i_tu_aa Auction tnd Contract Brldte Br tk* WuM-i Ludlu Awthtrtt. HILTON C WOBB A BBimANT COUP WBAT IS ITT —Inltad la tte Oolumbui Ditpitcb. ♦ IM *i* ttt+1 T turn hsSsi •H' ti ♦HfM-H ♦W4 ***** Tte abon bind wu pltytd during "Murder of the Night Club Lady" _The New Thatcher Colt Detective Mystery *r v *r By Anthony Abbot ClUrTEB TBIBTT-UOHT (Contlmwd) "I tm tun rou wlU- find thtt Lola wu not Uid br ter mother.' Dougterty stittd wtth tu tte oon- vtetloa of dup-roottd pnjudloe. "Anrnodr ttrnv "Tht mt of tte urruta, wtur- aUy. Iter, too, Wd opportunity PROGRESS and PROSPERITY Food for the Thoughtful ByJ.T. Eealbv tbt uulote of tte A_wrle-n Wblit -^jy ^a^o, with »ouu to Uw lugut congrtu tetf la OWnland. pnni^, cum bt~ ttom then Irwin B. frltd of Ottulia. teld tbt crimu. Eunice dou not turn to South bud tad Mrt. Aaa Bonnteld me to ten brtlnt tnouth. At for ut North. Thtr bid tte tend' op to ohung " t grind tltm la dlaxoali aad tte _, looiM to mt to ten dirk pity produud t molt unujutl d«- »„, „/_ p^uu,, trlote." put- vtlopnwnt of tte Vltnnt coup. Tte Vlenni coup oonjlsti la de- llbertttly uttb lihing -a tdverc ctrd with tte knowledgt tbtt tut uquently It will ten to bt dltcard- "Be'i ta Ort' ^itmplt—tnd Uw r -nt number; tl- w no* Intlnitulmtl fngnwato of burmd cotton. Thua indt tte eetroh for tte how tte ueond ut wblob tldwln undoubUdlr gtn to Lola. Tb .hlllir bunwd them In tte flnplioi." Ttetoter." groantd Dougterty, ' "I tm it lut biglnnlng to htll*n wi in up IftlBtt a problem tbtt cannot te tolndl" "Nonunn," retumtd Oolt. "Lit't talk about ictnethlng tin." An' for tht nut Quuttr of an hour wo dUcuMed tte lttut men fo: mat rtduetlon, tte tmtlo monmuta of tte itook mtrtlt, tad tte finding of * trutun box la Long Iiltnd, filled with colnt (Continued) Ing mon-rch—tnd tbtt te woulc MORAL PBOOBESS tiki ISO good American doiliri o. , whit, now, win tte ctuiei to nw tt tte gime that I thought . Which _■._»< owe tbtlr deliver- know—I ihould ten ctlled blm a ,__„ trom tte effect! of then mp utrr • • • Dowtger Queen Mirti of Bu- mtnlt It reported writing t novel biting tte romantic attain of Mr ion, Stag Carol. It look! Ilka Ctrol'i tbout to bl dult a roral Quth. e » e "Wt wtnt bur tbtt tloklu our UM," uyl * Clevelind ei-bartender. Ah, u ttet'i tte tourct ot thtt old remark ibout "t mootful." t • • Som* Indlint houMWlm had a neighbor rtldid, chtrglng tbtt tbtlr huibindi bid bum' getting liquor from him ln exchinge for ctoned goods trom their ptntrtu. Tte troublt evldenUy trou from tte plcklu thtlr mttei brought Around tte town—I orerheuJ Jtok BlU ind Lyman St. Dtnlt dli- cuislng timber llmltt tnd mill tltu ln Uw Ctrmi dlitrtct-AJlaa ouroj mmtrklng thtt "lt li aomtwhat oold" —Al Oellnu talking Ibout tte Muting rlnk oa tte lower tennla oourta —Aad remarking tbtt 'tte olty •hould gin tte kldi light for night ■kiting— Albtrt WtUaob boasting ibout Junior hockey—And tte excellent tttm that hu bun lined up- And BlU Preno Kconllng tte motion —Constable Oeorge Irvine of Kulo enjoying t wiik—Leo Gunner of Ttghum doing wmt banking—And ChtrUt Cbtppelle nuking t depoilt —But uylng te didn't ten enough to mike lt worth while being bit onr the bud— • • e Thi chip wbo dull from tte bottom of tht dick tnd forgeta to oount a ttrokt whin hi lays out of tte rough hu met Wa 1 Waterloo In JlgUW puulu. l% Tear* Agt (From Tbe Dtlly Newi of January , lt, IMS) Thl population of thit city wtth ltt suburbs ti now estimated it ' 7500. TbU dou not Include Wut Arm resident!. • at Thi Imperial bank turn rtfeittd 1 tern from tbt remainder ot tte .banks of tht city, 13-3 yesterday. W. R. Seatle la tte Imperial bink I goal put up i wonderful diapliy. It! Thl steamer Rossland, which ll hiving in entirely new hull built at Nakuap. will be In operation tgtln by thl tnd ot next month. Newspaper Censorship The mayor of Richmond, Va., not long ago decided that the Richmond newspapers had been criticizing him altogether too freely. So he announced that he would "sever relations" with them until they grew more friendly, and as a result obstacles were placed in the way of reporters who tried to get news about the operations of the Richmond city government. Nothing could have happened to put the duties of the press in a clearer light. lt is one of the functions of a newspaper to criticize. If it is to keep faith with its readers, it must always be on the alert about the actions of public officials; for the general public has no other way to learn what its servants are doing. A mayor .or chief of police who tries to stop the press from its pursuit of legitimate news is condemning himself. In a row of this kind, it is fairly safe to assume that the official concerned is trying to conceal something that should not, in the public inter, eat, be hidden. Ten Years Ago (Fmm Thi Dtlly Newi of Jtnuiry lt, 1-23) 3. A. MoDontld wu lut night choeen preeldent of thl Nelton board of trade. . . . A crew of 10 min It licking on it tte Kootenay Belle mint, Stlmo. • • • C. A. Robinaon. Ilthtrlu overseer, ti In Cuctdt checking up on tbe qutnUty of Koktnee trout Ctugbt In Chrlltlnt lake. It It eitimited to ban bun two tons. e • • Ulu Iat Beitrlce Harkness tnd Ftrcy Qoggln wtn united In mirrl- tgt Wtdnudty inalng. erstltloni, pnctlou tnd billets? The moit powerful uuu there cannot be * doubt about tt, hu bun tho pervitin leaven of Chrlitlinlty- Ohrlitltnlty u t rellgioui wty of living and of looking tt tte world of humtn btlngt. not Chrlitluits- u IB eoolultitlcil polltlctl lyitlm: for I t»—i lndlctttd, chrlatltnlty In tte litter roll perauaded auppoeed witches to tte duth tnd proee- cuted dlutatlintt for belts. In pirt tte lnflutnci of Obrutlanlty wu brought to bur directly, ln put Indirectly through tte ripening of t mon buaun publlo opinion. Tte moral tnitlncti of mtnklnd bin grtdutUy become mon un- altlvt u tlaw rolled on and to- quired t stronger lafuilon of Chrls- tun lon or chtrlty. simultaneously tte virtuu ot Juitloe tnd lymptth. wtth lytferlng ten between them engendered ln the collectln con- Klouineu of men l higher sense of tte Inherent worth tnd dignity of tbt Individual person. The uuut to wblob tht wholt of thli development ti mon Immediately due tn whtt wt lummtrUy call humanitarian unUnwnt. In other wordi. In pioutu of tlaw there has trowa up a fixed tnd mon toler- tnt tttitude of mind on tbt pilot etch person towarda bit fellow creatures, not to mt-ch In tte ab- itrtct, but concretely Individual by Individual, tn tttltud wblob believes wltb full conviction tnd aln- cerlty of hetrt, thtt 1 dtmocrtclw of fn* nun no person ihould be oppressed, tretted unfairly, despite- fuUy, or irbltrarily, and that no privileges divorced from merit ihould be accorded to tny, but thtt each ahould enjoy opportunities tnd re- wnrdt cc-nmensurate with hit nat- urtl glfta tnd with nrvlcu tctutUy rendered, thou who lufftr ihould be relieved, thou who tn unfortunate tided, thoee who tn tffllcted tnd ln dtitrtu ihould bt provided for, thou wbo ire defective In body mind ihould be properly ctred tor tnd circumstances thtt tend to bring about* mlaerls' or degrading conditions of living ihould u fir u possible bt swept iwiy or until- ortted. Tou mty nil thli public conaclence, enlightened public opinion, Chrlatlan lon, 'rumtnltarlan sentiment, whit you will; lt li In ftct til of thtm. A ftw sentences of oonarut between soclil conditions In tte early 18th century tad aocial condition! at tbt present tlmi wlll help ui to realise tbt genertl ethlctl Pro- grew which tht world hu mide during tht lut 400 run. Were Martin Luther, or Hans Sachs, the cobbler-poet ind Melsterslnger of Button to come tllve again, and revisit tht scenes ami. which ther Und ind laboured, they would of courn bt beyond measure united at tbe wonderful Inventions of modern man—tr rtllwty train, ur- pltnt. motor cu, battleihlpa, radio broadcMtlng, wireless telegraphy, tbe telephone, photography, tte gramo- phdne, the ctntmttogreph, scorea ot domestic labour, uvlng devices, the dlnr'a deep-aea suit, th* rotary printing prut, the dllly ntwtptper, hotti of Ingenious factory machines, 4more meanly than diy-ltboureri do today, tomitlmu two or thret ftm- Ulu sharing tte am tmtll fort- allce (ginerben). (3) BoolutllUot— mtny ot thi blgbut dignitaries of tht church, letdlng lint not t whit different \from the nobles, tad the lower orders quite u Ignorant and often uniblt to reid aad write; miny of thtm like tte Impoverlthed noblti no better thin Idle puat- Itu upon tbt community. Ot count there wtn notable txoepttoni, tuch u Sevut of Avilt ind Uw nwn- dlctnt order of tte r.-tnclactni. (g) Tte pttuntt, oppressed tad downtrodden, exposed rltbout redrtu to ubltrary ill-trettment tnd pn- ditory extctlona tt tht hindi of both noblei tnd ecclesiutlci; laid- tng tht Unt of butti/of burden; homed undtr tte umt roof, often In tte turn ipartirent, wltb thilr domeitlc tnlmili tad lire-stock; when ilck or disabled, without aar cut or ittentlon ixcjpt lucb u tht ltdy of tte cutlt or tte win womtn of tte htmlet might, It tblt, hi disposed to gin them, (t) Tte burghlers, tte molt enlightened oltu of tte tour, tbow tte mllghttn- mint wu neither wide-epread nor nrr broad; tbtlr lint from Uw credit to tbt gran hide-bound. strs''-Jtcketed, oooped up wtthln ntirow street! In willed towns; tied phrastd Dougherty. -til tad—." At thU moment, oolt wt* ctlled beulng Photnlcltn uucrlptloni. to tbt te'ephone. Whin te returned, I Promptly tt two o'clock wo \—— j tte ohltf won t tUgbt imllt, tnd ' teak tt Kttdqutxttn tad la tte id u ur1 tltarntUn to giving up at „„,, ^y m tte encouregini' print* oftlot of Ttateter Oolt. IB prolestlon In now otter i-alt. nn( y_, M j,.-. bun glnn br ' our ibunot. tte ptpire tttoted for Wut lid tte quun of sptdt nsputor Flynn: I tte chlit'i uruUny btd toeumu- wblch South'! king apiund. Thru. tun,-, expltined Ttetcter Oolt. litad two fut high. Oolt ted mlutd roun-i of dltm.nda foUowed on -pirnn b- ted tnotter talk wltb I tte llnt-up that monitng, tad tten which North dlicudtl on* olub ant memo viuifrtnot. of tte ltbo- wtn notttloni o- aignlfiunt ftctt oni hurt. At thU point, Mr. Frtitl ^to,, roppl, H,ncy. Tte South \ denloptd urlng tb- dtUr ptndt won with dumar'i tu tad king -. ami-nun tt onot confirmed it) tte of orlmtatlt on tbt plttform irtcted o;uba, tad tten put South la. wltb d,tiiia regarding tte t "lon men- tte Unalitoa .o, of beul*. To ll- tl0BW, „ b.-owu,^ Mmt. Alw te •otitt tbt Vleam coup for IS trick;. ,<,,,, tlw _. m>tiaou of tte lut lt wu nemstry thtt tten thru „,„„, a, had with Doctor Btld- topi te cubed. Afttr thtt South ltd wln-tte ca* at Wut Bnd Annul thru mon dlimondi ml u t ntult tnd ,,-enty.uoord strut tbout it trick 11 tht oarda of tte tow ^ ,___, „„,,„,. it „„, thtt pliyen win u fillowi; itt '* * 0 ot* ■ mM 1 ou *l P t ♦ ♦ ♦ ruum ♦1 •1 ■* tlesmsm OK trnm That Body of Yours By l.i lbs W BAttTOM IBEBE IS NO DBUO AS POWBBTCL AS HOPE by numtrout petty rutrlctloni, rulu,' dltctrd wu bound to mike on* or Ud customi Impoud by thtlr tndt- , Uw otter of thou cudi good, tad guilds, hr tte Utht gonrnaaw of , In titter tnnt tte dtcl.rer would their civic rule™, iad br todil ob- tak* 13 trlcki tad te cndlttt wltb a ■mmt, Jealous, petty tnd Infltx- nrr prettr ilam. ible. Tte run of tte Btformttloa tnd thou whloh followed wtn a ptrlod of txtrtordlntry material prot- perity, not tltogether unlike tbtt at tha heydty of Big Builnut tad mtu production, dvi In gnat part to tbt discovery ot Amerlci tnd tbt riches brought to Europi by Spanish. Portugueu, Itllltn, ind English idventurere. tlso In put to tte opining of tht tu-routt to Indlt tnd China. Tht mirchinta ln pir- tlcular, u thou of Augsburg, Venice, Nurenberg, Oenos, Florence, Plsi. Lyons, Antwerp, Cambrel, Bruges, Ghent, London, Brlitol, Norwich, mide auge profits, tnd thtlr extravagant ostentation tnd display ln luxury, touting, clothu. Jewellery, household appointment! grew to such t pitch thtt every thret or four -.ire tht civic rulers were driven to issue new sumptuary lawa, preacrlblng ln mlnutut detail bow mtny course! tnd dlihei, whit kind of food, tnd liquor, whtt clusu of msterial for clothing and tt whtt prices, bow mtny finger- rings tnd othtr vcrsonal orntoi- ents persons bf etch degree, even the manual workers might uu tnd wetr. At tht ttmt time the craftsmen earned time ln Idleness, revelling ln the taverns, so much ao thit complaints became loud, "tbe necessary work of tte world lt not being done." Outtfde tte town- gates, keeping company wltb tte t angular gtllowt tnd tht gar bare- be:, win iwtrmi of beggire, bait ind blind; vagrants, run-awtyt, quack! tnd Importers of ill kinds. I once uw it Nancy In Eaitarn Prince thi wonderful etchings of Jtoquu Callot, depleting thou motley crowds ln their rags tnd filth, their hideout sores tnd reformltlei. By no mum the lttt thing to arrest the attention of Luther, Hia- Sacks, tnd u Ich von Butttn would Btldwin cited Vlilifnnu tad tainted on muting Mm la tte manner duertbtd br "umt tblt morning In his nport. Ttd* did not put- dl Vllllfnnct. Baldwin ted ntrer calltd tt bll shop to carry tte toor* plont off wltb blm. Of coune. tt wu understood bttwwa ttem thtt tte scorpions wta for Uw un of solintiflc ntuirch. Nonrthilus Baldwin btd *\—t, beta nry u- cretln. Tte; mmt meet iwiy trom tte ihop. Apparently tbt* morning Baldwin btd no Idu Unt he wu btlng followed. Although when wl returned bll nude tnd apparatus to blm, te ihould htn bun impl- dom. Furthermore, VUllfnnw TO trtok 11 aouth Ud bll lu: ^-jngb, ,,„ ,„, an u___ba trump tad Wut ted to lit go hta 10 ^ , nupltca„ „, ttt uvertl urd of spades in ordtr to wold ut.b- to jy, MUt AU Matt „, „„ Uihlng u t winmr tte qtwta ot p,nt-home rwldid no further sign. , httrtt upon, la dummy. I^rta „( ^y, b0Mfc ^^ mjm 6M UtMi lnnutnu -rotta on legutatlon—tour- thtn dllotMtd Uw quun of hitrti M M ^ „,„ y^ „&„ ,„ lw- „& titaTi lnmi totttllr wlUi- ind But found blattlf between tbt f^ fl^,,^, whin lifted ihowtd Uu | out foundttlon In fut.-Allot Boou- ""^.""^■S^rr1.11 "*t *?.* «tct umt ttat of ntllt u in tte nit Wmgwirtb. thurbdlt of South! olubfour.Butt ____________________________________________________—__—_-—-^———————,. In tte old pollce gy~-utt_m. Oolt ' tttended tte line-up wtenmr poc slbla. It wu te wbo tbolltted tbt uumblid detectlvei. Inateid b* ut up t rtngt of mm powtrtul lamp* bwtlag down on tte prtuner tx- poud to tte g'tn. Burr otter light to tte room ta out Tte pn*- . oner I* blladtd. but te ta redituUy Tti" it to tte nay of rtn-hunt«n uited before htm. It wu ten tbtt Colt promoted patrolman, tad gan ■ publlo prtlu tad blame, hli re- ward! going molt often to tbi pt- trolmea wbo bid shot down crtml- atlt la open bt'** . It wu hire, too, thtt Colt announced wm* of tte mot* Important otengu te in- troductd Into tte department. Including tbt opening of tte polio* ' tchool for rookie*—"Enter to leun ud '.wn to urn" -t I hta buretu - for tn* medlotl ittentlon for tte1 depar'ment. (To Bi Continued) Tten ta u old legend Unt I na t power In polltlci, that I Twenty Tears Ago (ftom Tbt Dtlly News tf Jtnuiry Vt, 1»I8) Oterlu H. Swtnntll. who bu to mon to Nelson from ud 3*m* Xtmp, Have thli wuk for Fort Stwl* to tttud thi convention ot tte Auocltttd Boudi Of Tnd* of Eutern Brlttoh Columblt. • • • Through tht influence ot tte •Bl pnlrtu, hu purchised the Pirmer-i institute tht Oreat North- ruldtno* of Oodfrey Dtngerfleld. I ern bu ohtnged tte aunt of ' • • tht Saywud itatlon to Columbia B. S. B. Winn. O. T. Lalferty I Oudtni. AUNT MET t- mben of mysterlom medlotl, iur- I be tht absence of -liltatlona of glcal. tad aclentlflo Imtrumenta, p'.agm, peatllence, ud otter ter- tte UU bulldlngt. palaces, bridges, rlbla Kourgu, against which thtlr power-planu, viiducti, dims, lrrl- own, ud otter generations before gitlon workt, tto, tte. "tuybt I tnt rem mr tba- dnn right, but ' don mr own disagreeable errands Instead o' But passing ovtr ill that, whtt would Impress their lmaglnatlone moet? Whit would give tht-t tht moet atlmula- tlng food for thought? From whtt I know of them, mon ptrUcultrly tht lttt two, Hans Sachs ud Ul- rich von Button, lt would bt thi radical, revolution!!? cbtngu which tbey would lnitut- perceive to htn oocurred in tte soclil itructure tnd In tht coniolldited opinion ud sentlmint whlen maintain lt. Thty would ao longer find tbim- ulnt In t world organised ln four I irply demarotted claim—noblu, eccluluta. burglers, ud ptutnti or tlllera of thi soil. (1) Noblu. relttlve*^- ftw of tbem tblt to read tr write; nont of ttem working or produolng; moit of thtm iptndlng their tlmi la tte chats, tn prlvtte fuedi or publlo win, In drinking ud revilllng. In occasional raids on trtfflo on tht hlgbwtyi; couse, rude, tnd boorish In tbtlr manners; without interest ln either trt or Uteriture, though bunting wltb vui- gu prldt Ud full of ostentations display; their publlo loytlty often tht toy ot their ulf-lnterut; many of ttem to poor tbtt thtr Und ind tfter wtn tlmott powerleu to contend, tht people dying like fl|ea. Since tbtlr day, and chiefly In quite recent tlmei, rueuotet In pnnn- tive medicine bin not only taught ua to check or itamp out thou devesting tptdtmlu, but how wt may control tnd dlmlnlth nvtral of tht ordinary affliction! (tmtll pox, diphtheria, icarlet fmr. typhoid, tuberculosis) to wblob hu- „»n flub li telr. Infant mortal Ity ta ao gntlly luumdt *. to lengthen thl tverige expeotitton of life for both man ud womtn. though tte Intenilflcttlon of bue- lneas compttltlon. ud iipecltlly spurta of high-powered proiplrlty such u thtt of thi yetn 1021-39, tn very noticeably lnunuln tte ntlo ot deaths from ctrdlo-vts- eascs occasioned by buslnen itreu cular degeneration and other dls* ud itnln. (To Bi Continued) During tte au tpldmle of HIS I uw t pitlent light for bit lift for t number ot dtyt altar Ul hope htd bun glnn up br bit phyitciu, ate tte nuon tbat te mid* * luoceiaful retovtrr beciuu tte phyilolin niver once tat htm luapect tbtt te wouldn't git better. Tte phyilclin told blm te wu nil aick, that tte tettta wu * bird one. tbtt everything wu being done ud til that oould bt dont wu to 'stand by*. Or. Anl Afuntte un. "thtn ta no drui u powerful u hope, tnd tte illghtut ilgn of pmlmltni In tte fact or wordi ot a doctor miy out hli patient bit Ufi." . "Tte abUlty to bring tbout I reaction of hopi la l ptttant ta ont of tbt grutut tt-inti a phyilclin ctn posieu. Tte uootor knowi tte ulu of tbt illment and tb* but or regulu trutnwnt for lt; If te ub tdd to thit tte pereontllty to Inspire hopt lathe pitlent, te hu N-tun da bit Hdi, tnd lbt ut* to work to tutat in tte tun." Now thtt Dr. Walter B. Cwnon, Harvard, hu ihown thtt tbt emotions oan effect p.-aUctUy inry organ tnd process in tte body, thtre It no quwtloa but tbtt tte emotion ol bop* mty ut In motion cert-ln forou within tte body tbtt would ctuu vital glands ud orgtni to begin tbtlr natural work. Many profound forou tn put in motion by tht humtn mind thtt build or ttu down one* vitality. Dr. L. E. Wottull, Ruehville indlut, polnta out thit"' m-inr I tettta tgilnit disease uu bee. lott beciuu tte ftmlly, frlmdi ind pbyildu cretwd t g.oom> ttmosphere ln tbl pitlent; an- .nuy ten puul trlumphtntlt through u llbwu buoyed up by hopt ud t ohurful, uoourtglni, phyilcua Thla means tten tbtt ttmt. .'rltnda, ud tte physician mult bt ever ohurful ind hopttul whin wltb tte pitlent, beciuu tht pitlent. tnn though nrloutly Ul githira knowledge of hit UUt oondltlon by tte muner ud ictlom ot thou ibout blm. I btltau It would hi wtU for ill of ua to Mir thli lo mind la our •ttituli towtrd thou wbo tn tick mtptallr or phyalctlly. It ta thla nry hope placed in tbt te-rtt ot lufftrtre thtt tublu ministers pritati. ud mtntal healert to bring ibout wonderful cunt whtn tppu- •nUy thin Wu no poulble hope tor noonry. Ttuiy, tten ta no drug u pow- Greatest Value at Ail Times SALADA' TEA " "Fresh hem lhe Gardens" Th« Coeur d'AIene Hotel 3 g In thc Heart of SPOKANE ANNOUNCES Rooms newly furnished throughout in preparation for our usual excellent winter patronage from our friends in Canada. HARRY F. GOETZ, Mfr. i The HOTEL COEUR d'Ai r NKc-iiiilnauiti ptllcr "I urepttni CtntdMn money it ptr In ptyratnt ol room in-ommndilloti rhe Coeur d'AIene It tte onlv hotel lu 8 pokiile mil ou for —.n mniMrntlr mtlnlilnrd this policy In regtrd to Canadian money. SPOKANE, Wash. Cheroku Indiana of Nortb Cuo- Unt like pungei.t-smelllng planta ' erful u hopi. for treating allmente, apparently ■ oa tte theory thtt tht pungent I fcperlmtntal plintlngt of pectn •mill pute tht disease r)emon to treea ln arlaont tn reported to rout te thriving. Heating Stoves In order to close out the balance of onr Heating Stoves, we are offering: 25?° DISCOUNT WHILE THEY UST! Nelson Hardware Company NELSON, Quality Hardare. B.C. Buy Your Enna Jetticks Now SALE PRICE $4-65 and $£.65 R. Andrew &Co. Leaders in Footfaehum lome-Hay Lived on Short Ration? IRE PAS, Kta, Jin. ll K~i— r nine diva tfttr ht wu foroed tm. Pilot Jeff Hose-Hay Und on ort rttlona In t deeerted proa- otort etbln near Oxford ltkt baft btlng riscuei by fellow airmen, wtt learned on bit arrival here. In his search for food, Home-Hay' Waged to catch two fish and Bl tin rabbits ln btckwoodt tblon. Por thow nine days bt lit on thttt tnd hit icinty Mgftncy rmtloni. ARDINER ASKS RELEASE |0M DJjL PRESIDENCY Social Events of Trail City thau. b. o. jtn. ii -ttt*. me. Pitton who wm la Tittl to tttmd tto funtrtl ot tor mothtr-is-ltw. lln. Jennie Pitton, lift for htr home tt Crtnbrook Mondty ivtnlaf. Mr. ind Mrt. Divld Ptttoo nturntd to thtlr too* tl Swtttgrm, Mont todty. eee Udlil of till H-yH Purplt mttr- ttlntd lwt evening it tto Ut toll •I mlllttry "hlit. Prlttt tor low wort wot twuded tt toll ttau to Ntw Zetland, tto playin being Mil. Prtak Bowman, Mlw Prancw Kavie, T. 3. Ttotoa tad John P. Ktvlc. India won tto prlte (or Wn toon wtth Mrt. B. E. smith, Un U. si. Emilty tad Mr. ud Mn. J. B. Mo- Ptrlen w players. Refrailanenti wwt eerved by member, of th* commit- ttt. • •a Wlllli-n Ctnt left Mondty to ptnd t wwk tt tto homt of Ul p-fent__, •t Appledale. • • • W. J. Laur.e ot Cranbrook It t ■rtiltor wltb frlendi htn thli week. . • . Mlaa Beatrice asunder, entertained tto Builneee Olrlt' branch of th* Womtn's auxiliary to St. Andrews' church lut evening. She wu netted ln wrung by tor mother. Mn. W. H. Saunders. frail News of the Da? TRAIL BOOSES AND LOTS - 01. suranoe. Notary. J D. Andtreon (1171) DOUGLAS FIR SOUND AFTER 43 YEARS JMLGARY. Jtn. II (CP)—Robert Mrdloer. M. P. for AcadU tad Ittder tf the Progresalve Bloc In lto tout of commons, mtdt t (Or bll rtltut from pre*l- y of tbe United Firmer, of llfrirU. now In convention ben. VANCOUVER, B.C, Jta. II (CP). —British Columblt Douglu fir timber, taken Iron tto feundi- tiom of Oltaoot lodge, wrecked lut summer tfttr .finding for 41 yttn. ahowed no evidence of decu tfttr rlgorom tests htd been mtdt on ttom by tbt foreat product, laboratory tt tbt Unlvtnltj tf BrltUh Columblt, It 1. tntounced. rhe 7 uses for FRY'S tt __ tJ.i f. tv____. - tn mwww milt rmtn, wmomi ww^mrawwT wwim, uanusr u. usr*** n« From Stage Star to **Jn*t t Wife" •Hot Cocoa Drink \ • Children's Drink • Cakes and Puddings • Cake long • Chocolate Fudge • Iced Cocoa Drink • Chocolate Sauce Healthy and Happy with FRY'S Cocoa Give toot breadwinner a lunch kit treat tomorrow—a vacuum bottle of piping hot Fry's Cocoa. Men like Fry'g far lunch because of its pleasing, chocoltty flavour, and also because it il a sustaining food. Unlike lorn* other drinks which change in taste when leapt in a bottle evtn fork ihort while. oocoa haa the same enticing flavour whan he drinks it at qodn at when you made it in your kitchen. The nourishing food value of Fly's Cocoa provides quick warmth and strength in wintertime. „ T* Main "Hal a»*-W OtOttft Taie ont heaped teaapootfu] of Fry*! Cocot with tn equal quantity of sugir to etch cup. Mi. into t paatt with 3 (oaspoonfuli of milk. Pour on hot milk stirring iU the time. Put mixture thui obtained into t ptn tad brief to boiling point. To Maka On* Cur af Ceeas wMifrr's Ha one half to a teaspoonful of ' Kyi Cocoi with rogir to tuU. i_fd thn* teupotuJuli of oold mitt, and mil intoa amooth paste. . nor on boiling water or water and milk brought to tht boil. Stir brilll- while pouring. FRVS COCOA 0*tf FRV Product, i — Fry'. Pitnlim Oioceltt* (i •nd Fry i Chocoltlt Syrtp 1ml ler lu Into Ittk It J. I Ry a lan (Caeela) IMM, MUM, Ota. Society/* Mn. a a Tmmu. an «w tt • utUI aatort iarlndlni nouHlons. prttatt *etwt*tn*W*Pta Mra***. hitIuk tu wn la tbl* colomn. TiMstooi Mrs. nia«u at tor Row. HI ante* •tnet. Ia ociQllwtat to Mn. Oolla Molr of MtdlclM Rlt who It iptndlng t ■week In Ntlion, Mrs. Oordon Burni tnttrttlntd Tundty tfttrnoon it t mart ttt tt tot homt oa Oartostt* ■tmt. Tto dMntlly tppolnttd tit ttlll* with It* otnttr of pink ctrnt- tloni wu prtildtd over by Mn. A. I. Murphy, wtnt umteun includtd MIm Helen Murphy, Mis* Louto Peebiu, Mln Jttn Wtldlt tad Mn. R. B. Publu. Mn. sMxtn*- othtr Invlttd guertt tmn Un. O. A. 0. Willey, Mn. Douglu Oummlni, Mn. R. L. McBUde, Mrt. Otorgt Pliury. Mn. Rtttatld a Din, Mln Jttn Hunter, Mra WlUl*m J. Sturgeon, Mrt. Otorlu B. Hamilton, Mn. Harry B. B. Horton, Mn. P. D Camptll, Milt Jttn OUkar, Mn. Wllllim Brown, Mn. D. D. Townund, Mn. L. 8. Bndliy. Mn. A. Clydi Emory, Mn. O. 0. Arnwon, MM Alius Manafleld, Mtsa Sybil Archibald. Mn. J. r. a—sir., iad mm Mirttnt Melted. 'Juit t wlli" It whtt units Roth, ShtUtck of Ntw York. Thty trt actress, dealrea to be, lbt uld, wbtn shown above. Bto wu grtn.ted t tnnpunclng htr ntlrement from tht Mexican dlvoroe lut spring from g* to mirry Juttlw BtnjKSln William Scott, Pltteburgh aviator. Gertrude Lewis Is FrultvRle Tot Is Hostess; Smith Birthday Guest PBOrrVALIl, B. C, Jaa 18.—A awry little ptrty mtt tt thi homt ef Mr. ind Mra S. Lewie on -pie-day, the occulon btlng tto ucond btrthdiy anniversary of thtlr dtughttr Oertrude. qtmw tnd mutle wtn enjoyed by the llttlt guesta. and * nil hippy ttme wu epent. A delicious supper wu served by tto hostess, tht serving table being centred by t dtlnty birthday cake, decortted wtth candlei. Those pruept, Includtd. Mn. B. M. Johnaton. Mrs. R. Curtla, Prodi Lewis, Oertrude lewis, Margaret Ntlton, Kvellyn Ntlton, Audrey Johnson, Rilth Johnaon, Albert Curtis, David Wick, Dorothy Wick, and Madge Young. To congratulate W. M. Smith OS th*' Annlversiry of htl btrthdiy, a'jolly ptrty met tt tto boat of Mr. md Mn. W. M. Smith oo Prtdty evening. Thnt tables of Oourt Whist wtn pltyod, high honors being won hy Mrt. X. Otrret, tsd A. wigner. Oontolttloni, Mn. I. Webster tnd T. Moon. Dtlnty refreshment! wtn served by the hosteis, during tht evening. Thou present wtn, Mr. tnd Mn. W. M. Smith. Mr. tad Mn. T. Moon, Mr. tbd Mrs X. Jarrett. Mr. tad Mn. B. Webster. Mr. tnd Mn. G. S. Btktr, Mr. tnd Mm. A. Wigntr and H. smith. tn W. A. Powne, tnttrttlntd tt ctrda and ttt on Stturdty afternoon, flvt hundred being pltytd. Those prewnt win, Mn. P. M. Btrntt, Mn. p. Toung, Mn. T. Moon. Mn. E. Jtrrttt, Mn. O. X. Btktr, Mn. X. Sharp Mn. K. Knowler, Mn. R. Curtli, tnd Mra. W. A. Pownt. Mlu Hopt Btktr of tht nursing ittft, Jubilee hoepltal. victorlt. It iptndlng in extended vtcttlon ton, for tht Improvement of tor hulth. tto guut ot her pirtnt* Mr. Ud Mn. o. S. Baker. Efficient Housekeeping By Ltun A. Klrkmtn TOMORROWS MENU Bretkfllt Baked Applet Cereal Pish Popovers Oofftt Luncheon Puffy ome:et wtth Jelly Cooklu Tn Dinner , Oysters wltb Oore Cole Slaw Llmi Betnl Riot Pudding ooffu AN "APPLE PUS" ATTIC H. McfRrltnd. Vlnnlpeg, paid yuttrdty. OP*, offldll ot i visit to Nil*on "DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS _.,l l" .1 A mend showed mt ber attic tto other day. "Tm proud of It,** iht ssia, u tht ltd mi up to tht third floor. "Bow do mu ltkt my lyittm?" I looked around tnd uw thtt It wu ln whtt tur grtndmothtn would htvt called "apple pie" order. The trunk! tnd chut, wen piled around tht wtllt, leivlng t hollow equan In th* middle, tnd on top of thtm, arranged aooordlng to tin, win nut piles of boxee, labeled. "Wt used to keep everything ln tht trunks," my friend expltlned, "tnd- rummaged when wt needed something. But now I UM the trunks only tor the Itrgtr thlngi, mch u extra blanketa and tht heavier wearing apparel." I bent over tto large bagg-gt tag on t amall equal, trunk. Overshoes tnd thot skates lt reid. "Thtt'i empty now," tht uld, "but thtyll go bsck ln tht iprlng. These tn full." And she pointed to thnt boxu marked Beacb Rati, Belch Toys, ind Bathing Apparel. Purthir over I nid mon labels,-Holly Boxes, Christmu Wrappings, Hallowi'tn Maska, etc., Party Ptvon, Plcturw ft* Scnpbooki. On t large trunk tagged Stwlng Materials then wen alx shoe boxes marked chrlitmu and Ntw Tut Cardi, Birthday Cards, lUnus Carde, and Miscellaneous. A allghtly longer box told Olfta. "Thou u* thlngi I buy here tnd thtn for birthday partita." she explained, "and the duplicate hooka that an given to tto children." "How did you ever think ot lt?" I asked. "I don't know," she replied. "I Juit got tlnd of never being tblt to find anything whin I wanted lti It took a long tlmi, but It's worth tht trouble. I dont have a box tor dla- ckrded clothing, becauae I always give our old thlngi right twty. But look it thtat" She pointed to y> tsormous box marked Whit* St*- phtati. "Now wbtn they uk for thing! tot rut-image sales, I know wben to gol" Tomorrow—Deaden' Recipes. Harold Ertokeon tt HTCD* tto eurltn from Nelion to ttttsd tto Tnll bonsplel. see Tht Knight* ot Columbia toll vu tto Mint ot t Jolly mlllttry whtit drive Tutidty evening when 17 ttblta were In pity, tht Ohtldlts oj Mary being tto hoateeeee of tht tuning. Mtu Marguerite Oagnon acted u ginertl convener tnd tod u tor witting oonunlttu Mn. Chtrlu Roigipo, Mra Henri Oignon. MUt Odtle Ptllp, Mlu PrttelUt Otllnu. Mln Inst McDonald. Mtu Jouphlni Ruileki. Mlu Most Stubba, Wn Vlolit MeDougtll. Mlu Cttherlne Rlhll, itltt Btltn Denleon, Mtu Praam Vaneveld tnd Mln Ddltb Blaney. Print for tto garni were won by Wu Oladn Con, Mln Ethel Buchni, Stephen Vlngo tnd Frank Rauter. • • a a. mis* of Kulo paid t vutt to town yesterday. • e • Mtu Lllllin Cam hu lift tto RooUniy Ukt Oeniral hofpltt) wbtn ito hu bus tor tto put coupli of wttka following tn open, tlon for tppendtcltla. Year End Sale of Smart Winter Dresses Every dress in our stock is on sale at very low prices. . . Now you can come and choose from the various assortments at a saving of as much as 60% There are silk dresses, satin dresses, velvet dresses, woolen sport styles, in addition to many lovely evening and party frocks. None are reserved ... Here are several feature values to tomorrow. Women's Dresses at 25% Less Than Regular Sports dresses of fine woolen material*. Dresses by Golflex and Strandwear in all the season's newest styles. Many have just been placed into stock. Individual styles. Sises 16 to 40. Regular ¥25.00 to $49.60 each. SALE PRICE, EACH .... * 18.75 TO $37.80 Women's Dresses Model dresses for afternoon or evening wear. Made of the finest silks, satins, or fancy woolens. No two alike in the lot and a complete range of colors and sizes. Here is yonr chance to save. EACH 984.95 Women's Dresses Afternoon or evening dresses of fine quality silk. All the new smart styles. These dresses are from our regular stocks. Sizes 14 to 42. ALL ONE PRICE, EACH fl4.05 Women's Dresses Women's Dresses lto Put Prttldtsti of tto Otugh- ttrt of Snglind —tn hostesses Tou- dir inning tt t elavtrlg tmsfid firewall lurprlu ptrty it tto hope In Filrrltw ot Mri. Retort Vyu. Tto iffalr wu glnn Is honor of Mrs. Arthur Sihltb, High itntt, who wtth tor buibtsd leavei tbt litter part of next wuk tor Vanoouver when Mr. Smltb tot bun trtn*- ftrrtd. Brldgi wu tto ordtr ot tbt inning and tbt honors win won by Mn. J. Ballesa tnd Mn. Joieph Brows. A lovetsr pilot ot itlwr wu presented to Mre. Smith from tht gathering, others Invited wtro Mn. Otorgt Brant, Mn. T. Fwter, Mn A. a. Cuthbert. Mn. A. Wood, Mn. Gordon stephtnaon, Mra. Birt Whitehead, tad Mn 3. Jinutry, • • • S. T. O. Sargent of Longbeach pUd t visit to town yutugiy. e • • Mn. Hobson of Willow Point, wbo wu reoently operated on it Koott- nay, Uke Oentttl hotpltal, la pro- greasing favorably. • « • O. J. Donaghy. suptrlntendmt ot CP.R. sleeping and dining car urv- loe with hudquarten In Winnipeg, •pent yuttrdty ln Nelson os buil. nets. • • • Mr. tsd Mn. B. Whltwlle, Vlctorli •tmt, bin u their guut. Mn. Alexander SuthirUnd, of Kulo, wbo irrlved jtsterdiy. Ope rack of women's dresses in assorted styles and colors. Gearing at less than half the regular prices. EACH f4.95 Silk dresses or woolen dresses in one, two or three piece styles. A WONDERFUL BARGAIN AT, EACH ?9.»5 Qj^ea^hers^d 607 Baker St. Phone 200 Notmta, Mn. Reginald R. Dili, Mn. Otorgt X. Brown, Mn. R. R. Brows, Mlu mils Murphy, ud Mlu Louto Peablta. MRS. BAUM BRIDGE HOSTESS AT YAHK FORMER TEACHER OF NELSON DIES Mtss Alice Perkins Passes at Vancouver TABS. sX C. 3ms. II —Tto Ltdlea Brldgi Olub mtt tt tto home of Mn. William Btum. Mn. Wllllama won tbt prlae tor high tooct. Mr. tnd Mn. Dan Hamilton ot crtnbrook wtn In town Thursdsy. OUt Klinittd ud Mr. witton lift Thundty for Spokane wbtn thty took put In tbt skiing. ssssl— Tto TrtU Bunn, under tbt 'toby friends ud enjoyed contld ludenhip of Joeltenwlck met Sat- {•**»*• popularity. She took an tctlve urdty sight ln tbt o. P. B. MU. tort ln *•* «t!1tot ot tto golf Tht Tthk Btdmlnton club met ****** ln ,u01m,r "•d ttdmtaton In Stturdty night fcr t aooltl evening. b P- WUUatns, A. Brogan tnd Roy sttplttos wtn from Canal plati Mlu Allot Oirnit Ptrv--, t*mtr- ly t oommirolal tttohtr tt tto Nil- son high achool, dltd- tn tbt Vin- oeuver Oeneral hoiplttl larly Prlday morning. Mlu parkin*, during tor thn* or four yean realdenoe is Ntlson. mtdt O. I, terdty Arcblbtld wtnt to TnU yes- to attend thl boniplel. wlnttr. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ . _________ _. Btfon htr death tbt wu on tto wttk-and Tleltort!ia*ff of tbt Point Orey Junior high I tchool. Mlu Ptrkini ls orlglntlly Eli, Wlnnifred and Jun Pirkln". Tb* tuntral wu told from the family homt 8tfurd*7. A deep ut oabll thtt uotpu urloui tocldent luti trom 80 to 40 yttn. -BCILD B.C. TAVt V** Patience Followed Through To Discovery, ^^^^^^^ Iteilly, ttot'i how Tteuum picking, whloh m lmprovu tht flavor, wu dleoovered for Pt- clfle Milk. Pint reeulta, tt wu known, wtn bound to follow. but firm wu tto conviction tblt thtt good thing, for milk, could not hi dont. Thtt ww indeed too btd. but we refund to tcotpt It. Tto patient pursuit of t vacuum method WM btgun, tnd out thtt suits PMtflo MUk perfectly flnilly WU found. Pacific Milk ltlt% B.C. owned u Controlled | PUNT AT ABBOTSI-ORD eti ri.i.'i u rrr i.i.n r nmxim CONSECRATE BISHOP AT CHATHAM QUIBEO, Ju. IS—Ustt. I_ J. A. Melanson, newly entttd bishop of Qravelbourg, Sttk., wtll bt conte- crated tt Chatham, N.B, on Ptbru- try 32. according to u offlolil announcement mtdt from tht irch- blshop's palace htn today. WHEN YOUR DAUGHTER COMES TO WOMANHOOD Mon girls in tbeir tuns oc*d ■ tonic tnd rtffr Itnr. Gin row diughter LydiiE. Plnkhsm's Vt|0- ttblt Compound fer tb* next few months. Tlicb bar how to guard htr health at tbii ^^^^^^ critic-1 tint. *Wton ito U i hippy, httlthy wife ud mottor ito wUl think yon. Sold it ill »ood drat Mn. J. M. Oordon entertained yesterday afternoon at thl ttt hour is htr tutt! Is tht Kerr tpirtmtntt when tor invited guutt win Mn. P. P. Piyne, Mn. L. C. Borden. Mlu Oort Barrat, Mrt. J. p. Ouu|n, Mn. W. Mmson, Mn Austin Carter, tnd Mn. Miry Oordon. see J. WUtt of Sttmo spent yutudty Is tows. • as Mn. Un CtmptoU nturntd —.. terdty to Willow Point tfttr spending several dayt In Niiion. sea II. & Minton wu among thoee from NUton itttndlpg tbi boniplel ts TttU. a l a B. Hogan ot TnU U a ctty rtiltor. • • a Prink Meagher. Terrace tptrt- menti, It In Ctlgtry on builnui. Jack Hamilton li tt home again aftey apendlng iome, time aa a patient In tto St.'Eugene hospital it Orasbrook. Palatum U • growing factor In tht world'a cltrua fruit Industry. from Ctorlottttown, Prince Sdwtrd I Ialind, hiving naovtd to Vtnoouver wtth tor ptnntt wm* 10 nm tgo. It wu trom Vts-cu-nr 'hit ito | otmt to Niiion. Mlu Perkins wu preaeoetwd by, bar ptnntt, but leives thret ititen.' Babies Thrive On thc di;. SCOTT'S EMULSION of Noiweyun Cod Liver Oil Rich in thc Vitdi; Attn M°)hhtt In Wtnltw. Is visiting frlendi ^Se^^' lUUMWIUW ! Couipound Among vtttton to tto city yuttr. dty wu Andy Shutty ot Shutty Bench, Kulo. Mil H. Baakln motored to TrtU yuttrdty to attend tto boniplel. s • *t Vincent Ptbk of Oranbrook bu lift on t buitntu trip to Toronto, Montreal ud' othtr eastern cinttn. * * * ^^^^^ Mn- Douglu Oummlni, Jtobwn lk«it, ent*rtain*d Tuuday tt l di- llghtfully imngwl bridge whin tto botton win won by Mjs. 3. D. Notman. Mn. cummins' invlttd guuu win Mlu lllun Out. Mtu Onoe McDonald, Mlu Cirmen Horton. Mn. J. P. Oussln. Mn. Oeorge Henry, Mn. o. Montgomery Benwtli, Mm. Roy Hood, Mrt. R. B. Publu, Mn. A month of better breakfasts for 10 cents Quaker Oats offers food values found in no other oatmeal Quaker Ogti bis richer fltvour. more nourishment thtn other oatmeals became It is mide by the exclusive Qoaker process which includes: 1—Hie me ol cholcgrt oils. 2—Better B*vonr due to toasting through 10 different ovens. 3 ~ FwAer enrkhmeflt by Sunsfaine Viumin D through irrtdiatton ... an exdoii-t Q_t-*x*vluta-. QntHmMtbimWk Cenctntr-Htd energy equal to that of foods which cost.} or . times at much. Quick Quaker WITH OH WITHOUT ENGLISH CHINA mt wpppw MOB SIX SELLING DENTS WALL STREET Denial of Russian-Canadian Wheat Deal Depresses DOW JONES AVERAGES 80 industrials 60.86 off 1.69 20 rails 26.98 off .61 20 utilities 27.51 off .44 Br JOHN L. COOLET AUOCtated Fnu Financial Writer NEW TOBK, Ju. II. — Light MUlnr dented t unlet stock mr- kit todty. It made considerable Impression on iome merchandising ud kindred Issues, hot otherwise tbe lilt stood up fairly WtU tnd closed u little tbore the days lorn. Wheat wu depreeeed by i denltl thtt r.egotlitlo'ns wtn under ***' tor ptirehin of Ctnadlan gnln by tht Borlete tnd by weakneea of Canadian exchinge, and thtt pre- tumtbly reacted on etocka. Bonds wire firmer ln tte United States government department, but droopy elsewhere. Btocka wire dull all day. Starting with iome steadiness, tte SELLING PUSHES OIL GROUP DOWN Most of Interllsted Close With Minor Gains TORONTO. Jan. 18 (OP)—Selling broke onr tht oU group todty on tht Toronto itock exchange tad ill Issues doted lower wtth exception of Imperial whloh finished unchanged. Britiah Amtrlcan finished at 7%. Superteat ordinary lut t half point to 13 tnd tht common dropped t point to IS. MoCoU- Frontenao alao weakened t point to 8. Tha lilt fluctuated leu violently thtn tht Wall itntt botrd ud moet of tte IntarUitcd aharea cloud with minor galna. Brazilian wu up a quuttr to »M while CJ?Jl. tnd Nickel muked up galna of M ««*■ Ford "A" wu unchtngtd. Coneoll- muket' dated Snwltert lagged % to M%. uw no immeditt* reaaon for being particularly bullish tnd when tpe- cltl Belling struck t few thirei thi lilt sold ott In sympathy although tbere wera aome exoeptiona to tht general trend. Th* average lots ln leaders amounted to lutt t point on t turnover of 888,38. shares. MINES FIRM Hlgh.Prlced Gold Shares Are Active Britain and Ireland in TORONTO. Ju. 18 (CP)—-Dupltt rtceuloni through th* Hit tht Standard mining market maintained t firm tone todty. Buying la some ef tht high-priced gold aharea wu quite active, Wright Bugruni id- vanoed to 4.08. Mclntyre tnd Ltkt Store both htd t fair trade ud Ttck-Hughei ud Hollinger wen also ateady while Dome advanced 30 to 14.10. Alhlly featured tht cheaper gold 'j™ NIW TOBK. Ju. 18 (AP)—Omt Britain tnd inland maintained thtlr shipbuilding supremacy of tht world during tte lut quuttr of 1933, Uoyd't reported tonight, while tte United Stste* fell trom third plut to fifth. Tht ranking* do not Include Ruaiia. for which (Igurei in not available. Production during tte lut quuttr continued to tte lowest le-el* la 80 yetn, with only tbout three-quartera of t million groat tone of merchant remit la tte hand! of. tte entire shipbuilding lnduitry, tte nport uld. Toronto Stocks Abut iharea wltb t Jump to 1.14, but lt filled to hold tben undtr profit- taking ud tnt clou wu it IM, down • point. Mining Corporation. Which controls A-btay climbed i llttlt ud thtn weakened, doting down tt 1.88. Blacoe gained • point while Oranada lott a little ground. Rowey flnlahed up 3% it AIM. tnd 8u Antonio wu tlso up more thm t point. Ajax New York Stocks A P Conaolldated But Metala ___ Barry Bollinger Big Mlaaourl Ctlmont C ud E Land* _.. Allegheny .- 1% Al Chemlcil W% Am can 69% Am ror Power 7 Am Ice 6% Am Ma e_ Pdy .. 13% Am Smelt Ss Re 13'i Am Telephone .. 108 Am Tobacco ... 88 Anaconda IM Atchison UM Auburn Mo 48'i Baldwin 814 Bait _t Ohio .... 9V, Bendlx At IOK Beth Steel 16% Ctn-d. Dry ... tM Cu Pacific _ 1814 Ctrro De Paaco TVs Cheat Is Ohld 37% Chrytler IIM Com Ss South _ 9V. Con Ou N T _- 81H Corn Producta _ 84% O Wright pfd _ _- Dupont SOS But Kodak ItM Elec Pow Ss Lt _ 6*4 Pord English .._ — Pord of Ctn _ — Pint Nt storet 93% Tne Texu 34% Oen Mo 13% Otn Elect 16% Oen Food! 38 Oold Duit 1814 Goodrich 8 art North Pfd . OH Ort West Sugar 7% Hudson Mo 4H Ins Copper 344 Int Nickel 8% Int Tel * Tel .. 7% Jewel Tea Oo - — Kelly Spring ... IH l_mn Copper __ I Xreige S S D'l Kroe»ger 8c ToU M Buk Truck ..... 18% Mllwauku Pfd .. 3% Nuh MO 14 Vi Bit Dairy Pro _ ISH N Pow * 14 _ — N ¥ Central _ 18% Pte Ou Ss Elec 39% Packard Mo ..... 3% Penn R R 17% Phllllpi Pete _ SM Pure OU _ 3V4 Radio CorP BVi Radio Keith Or 3% Rim Rand 3H Rock Island ... A Safeway Storea 41 Shell union ... 8 S Cil Edison _ 37% Bouth Pm _ '1714 Stan oil of cat 34% Stan OU of Ind — Stan Oil of N J 30% Btewtrt Warner 3% Studebaker 4V4 Texts Corp 1*1% Texu Oulf Sul 34% Tlmken Roller _ 18% Wndir Typt ... 13% Union Carbide . 37 Vn Oil ot Oil 11 United Air _8% Union Plo 74% TI B P'"« A Pdy B V « steel 38% Vsn-dlum Steel 13 Win riect 38% Wllln Onr __'_ 1 TiUow Truck . »M **- 83% 87% 8% 8% 13% 108% 61% 7 40% 48 4% >% «% 14% »% 18 8V4 37 37 3% 80% 83% 38% 58 H 8% 81% 33 13% 18 38% 14% 4% 8% 7% 4% 7% 7 8% 8% 18% .'% 13% 14% 17 39% 18% 8% 8% 3% ii: 3% 40 4% 37% 18% 34% 80% >% 4 13% 38% 18% 13% 38% 38% 71% 37% 11% 37% 1% 1% 84% 88 8% 8% 13% 13% 103% 81% 7 41% 48 4% 8% »% 14% »% 13 «% 37% 37% 3% 80% 83% >% 38% 88% «% »% «% 61% 33 13% IS '38% IS 4% Chemlcil Reuuch Clerlcr Dome Dalhoual|, Eastcrest _________ Eldorado * Faloonbrldg* Grtntdt ________ Homt OU Uowey ._. . Hollinger ,, Mudton Bay nternttlona] Nickel Klrkland Lake Lake Shore Mmltoba Basin Malertlo _ Mclntyre Mining corporation Mtyltnd _ Newbto Nlplulng Nortndi ..... Pend Ontll* Premier Oold , , Sin Antonio Sherrlt Oordon . Sudbury Bttln Sterling Ptclflo Slacoe —— Tech Hughu Vlpond Ventures Wright Hargreavn _ White Ackerman .03% .03% .78 .17 .08 .80 .17 41% .04 JM 1.0O .01% 14.00 .18 at 1.4S ISO 137 J5 tn 8.0S 3.30 8.00 itM site -18% 03% .08 3380 183 .18 MM US 30.18 -55 .83 JM% .87 .SS .13 ltt 4.14 33 S3 4.08 .48 LONDON CLOSE LONDON, JU. 18 (AP)—Closing: BratUlan Traction 813; Cinidlin Ptclflo 318%; Hydro Electrlo 19; Int Hold Ss Inr Oo 11%; International Nickel 813; BrltUh Amerlcu Tobtoco UM: Dlatuiere B3t 7%d; Dunlop Rubber 301 3d; Electrical Ss M Ind Old lot 3d; Pord Ltd 19s M; Hudion BIT I8e; Imperial Chemlcil 36s; Imperial Tobtoco 98s 10%d; Shell T di T £3%; Vlckui t* 10%df BrltUh 8% per oent wu olu £88%; British four ptr out 1840-30 £108%. MONTREAL LIST ISUNDECIDED Gains and Losses About Evenly Divided MONTREAL. Jtn. IS (OP)—It WU t a**/ at up* and downs on tha Montreal stock exchange today. Stooks churned about all day, first firm, tben weak and at tba cloae galna and loaaea were about evenly divided. Braslllan Waa moderately active and cloaed nr.n at &V_, up \*_. Canadian Pacific cloaed below the beat level of tbe day at 15, np ;. while International Nickel waa unchanged at 9. Montreal Power and Shawlnigan both turned aoft toward the close and finished unchanged, Power at 80%, tbe Utter at 11%. BeU Telephone moved up a point at 95 Vi- Otber utilities were easy. Quebec Power declined % to 13 ^, B.C. Pow- «r \A to 16%. Montreal Stocks Bank of Commerce Imperial Buk _— Buk of Montreal Bortl Bank Abitlbi Power Ss Paper _ Bill Telephone B.arlilan T h Ss Power _ BrltUh American OU Canada Ost St Foundry __ Ctn Ctr St Foundry pfd _- Ctn In-uitritl Alcohol _. Cona Mining ds Smelting Dominion Bridge Dominion Teitile . A P Onln _____ Ltkt of tbt Wood! Montretl Powtr ~~ 1 Nitlonal Breweries National Steel Cu Ogllvle Milling Ontario steel Product! Otttwt L H ft Powtr Power Corporation Shiwlnlgsn _ Stall of Canada _____ Wibnto Cotton Winnipeg RtUwty' Winnipeg Rillway pfd _ 188% . 141 180 Ul 38 . 38 8% , 7% . 4 . 3 i 1% 88 , 18% . 48% . 4 3% . 30% . 18% . 7% 110 10 33 7 11% 18% 8 3 S THE NELSON DAILY NEWS. NELSON. BA—THCTMDAT MOBNDtO, JANCABT 11. IMM CHICAGO WHEAT FAILS A CENT Instability of Canadian Exchange Rates Big Cause BT JOHN P. BODOHAN Associated Press Market Editor CHICAOO, Jan. 18 (AP) .—Instability of Canadian exchange rates did good deal to make the Chicago wheat market fall more than a cent a bushel today. Affected by exchange weakness. the difference between wheat valuea here .and at Winnipeg ahowed a tendency to widen, and North American wheat export was meagre. Liverpool advices -told of likelihood of large shipments of wheat from Argentina. Wheat In Chicago closed nervous at a fractional rally trom today's low point but % to % under yesterday's finish. Corn unchanged to vfc off, oata a shade to ft down, and provisions varying from 3 oents decline to 7 cents advanoe. ACTIVITY CENTERS ON GOLD LEADERS Bralorne and Bridge River Ease; Pioneer Up TRAFFIC EXPERTS ON PERISHABLES MEET SHIPPERS O. 0. wtlkor of Montml. euper- -lMr of perlihable trtfflo tor tht Canadian pacific lyitem, ud O. 3. Donoghy of Winnipeg, supervisor of per.ahable trtftlo for western Unit, trrtvtd from tht wut Monday night, and spent Tuesdey ln Nelaon. matting representative fruit slippers. They were to letve for tbl tttt by thi eirly morning train Wednet- dt». IMPERIAL LIFE HAS GOOD YE AP Dividends Increase for Policy Holders; Assets Increased WHEAT UNCHANGED TO FRACTION UP Enough Export Stimulus to Make Difference VANCOUVER, Jan. 18 (CP)—Oold leaden furnished- the bulk of activity ln a listless session on the Vancouver stock exchange today. Active Issues milled around aimless. At the colse qnly. threo stocks registered price changes, two on the down side and one higher. WINNIPIO, Jan. IS mr 1931 tu in unhappy one tor mtny but ln thl nw of tht Imptrlil Lite ■ubtttntttl progreu ami maintained tnd tome pleaaant turprlaea wert presented to thi policy holdtrt by thi Preeldent, o. A- Morrow tnd Mantling Director. J. 7. Wtaton. during the proctedlnga tt Uw An* nun Meeting htld In Toronto yeaterday. Tht very tubttinttil volume of over 137,300,000 ln titurtncts written waa reported. Ctth Income tor thi yttr from premium, wit ♦10.197,000 tnd fron Interest 13.348,- 000 giving i total oath Inoome of ovtr 111.600,000. Thl dlaburamenta to policy holdera and banlflclarlta during tha year win nearly |8,- 900,000. Of apeclal Interest to policy holdtrt ls the lncreaw In dividends whleh thiy miy expect during 1933 ovtr thow of 1933.' Tht atwti of tht comptny htvt bttn Increased by the substantial amount of 01,300,000 tnd now itand over 176,400,000. Thli bat bttn dont without drawing upon t special contingency reserve of 01,000,000. The general reserves of the company stand tt ovtr 058,300,000, tn Increase over tht previous yttr of ovtr II,- 400,000. Tbt net lurplut earnings amounted to ovtr 03.450.000. Tht company's net surplus funis a-counted to over 03,300.000, and thla tfttr paying out dividend! to policy holder! of 01.803.000, revaluing tec- urltlee tnd setting up imple provision for Insurance tnd annuity liabilities. (1) A, anuery FONTAINE-To Mr. tod MM. J. Pontalne, it- Kimberley, Jtn. 14. t ion. 1 TELFOR-To Mr. tnd Mrt. Leo Ttlfor, tt Klmbtrley, Jtnuiry 14. twin daughters. "adland-To Mr. tnd Mn. A. P. Adltnd. tt Kimberley. January 16, a daughter. MONTEHUBSO—To Mr. tnd Mrt. T. Montemurro, it Kimberley. Jtnuiry 16, 1 daughter. LITSITOCK FOB MU (OONTIN-OID) UHJS. OOWS PBB8HBNXD, tetted. Kotloff. Cresctnt LEGAL NOTICES iK^a° lw**m list Big Missouri Bralome Co'at Copper . Oeorge Copper Oeorgla River . Oolconda Oranl view Int C & C __ Kootenay Florence „ Lucky Jin Nation 1 Sllvtr — 7H Noble nva Pend OreUle Pioneer Oold Porter Idaho Premier Reno Oold _ 1 4% 1 9 IH « IH 9 »',4 — 1 —. 3 m to 30 IH t iM Bid As' .11H .11 1.18 ltt 1.50 3.00 JO — MM .03 .11 •17tt xnu .04 MM .16 ...0014 xn -Utt — .01K MM .03 tt MM .10 M 458 4.80 LAND ACT Notice of Intention to Purchase Land Id Nelaon cording District on the South Hhore of the West Arm of Kootenay uke, fronting Lot K8A. droop one, Koot- ensy District Take notice that Ths Corporation of the City of Nelaon Intends to apply for permission to purchase tb' following described foreshore lands— for munlc pal purposes—Commencing at s post planted at tbe N- t. corner of Lot 68A. Kootenay District, thence lo a strip of land 800 feet wide, adjoining the northerly boundary of Lot 9QA, and following ths shore or Uu Wei* Arm ot Kootenay Lake westerly 1000 feet Tr*-*-* or ess to Foreshore Lease Lo* 14. US, Oroup One. Kootenay District, and contain ng 10 acres, more or less CORPORATION OP THK CITY OP NKLSON Per Boyd C. Affleck, Agent. Dated December 0th. 1982. (5378) PIOS, BIX WOEKfl. MAOKE, OK Creek. M •JMSMOt K WANTED HORSI AND BARNBS8 r fcr keep. Box 10. Procter (i MlNCtLlANtOUS Mllllllllll Ilfllll UM11II1IIIU ■ , ■■• f Dry Wood^ " Wa oan now aupply you ttttm i, good dry Cordwood In . 10*iaJ S 10-tn. and 4-ft. lengths. 106 ■ l f WilHams'Transfer] _. tot —ltt St. Nilaoa S (MM). nimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PROPERTY FOR SALE (I SEVEN ROOM HOUW CLOSE I mutt wll 01400. Ttrmi. 634 before 6 p. m. Pho (6S7 LAND ACT Notice of Intention to Apply to Purrhin Lind In Neleon Lind Recording District Tak> notice that the Corporation of the City of Nelson Intend, to tpply for permission to purchase forty scree of foreshore landa, described aa follows—A atrip of land 600 feet wide, adjoining tbe north westerly boundary of Lot 68A. Group One, Ko.tenay District, commencing at I post planted at tbt north west corner of the Zinc Smelter property. Lot 68A. ind following thi shore of thi Wnt Arm of Kootenay Lake southerly snd westerly 3300 feet more or 'ess to the N.E. corner of Lot 96. Oroup Ont Kootenay District, containing forty acres more or less. CORPORATION OP THR CTTT OP NELSON. Boyd Campbell Affltck. agent. Nelson, B. C, Dec. 9th, 1933 (6379) Business aad Professional Directory Accountants CHAS P HUNI-JR. SP INT A, Municipal and Commercial And. P. O. Boi 1191. Nelaon, B.O. (Ml Assaycrg E ta WIDDOWSON eittbllibid 11 903 Joaephlne It. Nelion. B CL' (Ig orenville h oRnn-OoaHuZ ' J?01 *"8' Kul0- B' c- *** Chiropractors DR ORAY OILKXR BLK. NILM tttt DR MACMILLAN. ORAD PALMI School A her Blk Nelion Ph 3! Ot UlTTON AND OEDDES X-RAY II TrtU. (DM DRESSMAKING LEARN TO DESIGN ._ patterns from Peril It: MCM. Cranbrook tnd ' Florists Minneapolis Grain MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. It* (AP)—Plour unchanged. Shlpmenta 18.907. Bran 8.60-0.00. Wheat: Ro. 1 nor. VtV, to 48%. No. 1 red durum 39*4 to 40%; Mty 45'.; July 4S%. Corn: No. 3 yellow 30 to 91. Oate: No. 3 white 13% to 14%. Plai: No. 1 l.ll t 1.11%. Sllvercreit Wellington Whlttwittr OILS A P Consolidated — O and I Ltndi : J06% JSt .71 Al M Commonwealth . Dalboualt - Eaatcreat Homo Oil _.. McDougall Segur Mtyltnd McLeod Okilta new Royalite sterling Pacific .o«'.i .14 .01% J01% .04 .01 »l JOS .11 JM Jl .03 .13 .33 •06% 0.75 .13 AND DRATT ttylti. Diplomat given. Aoadttey of Useful Arts. OREENHODSES Pho (lowers ootttd Plan oral dea.gna. (SM HOUSES FOB RENT (II) POR wirr — PULL FURNISHED houae, two bedroom!, garage, one block from Central school. Phone 311L1 or write Box 6391, Delly Ntwt. (6391) UNFURNISHED MEBCORATED bungalow, thrtt btdroomi. Immediate poese-ton. Phone 30. "ELSON FLOWER SHOPPE MB lint out flowers at all timet |1< tl designs phone 3M. (636 Grtntlli'. Ontnhouiti Hilton, Ol flowen ud floral dealgna. ' FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED four room house. Hot tnd oold water. Phone 803. (3375) HOUSES—FURNISHED AND UN- furnlahed. Phone BOOL. (6333) LIVESTOCK FOR SALE (33) FOR SALS-3 COWS. ONE FRESH. 60 laying pulleta, 70 chickens, Wht.e Leghorn, 1 aeptrator. "Im- rial," A J31inkman, prultvsle, C, (6371) Llnn. Bonnlngton. DOD AYRSHIRE COW, Sears old, recently freiheti<__ - elfer calf. o. Noel Brown. Com . FIVE frtthmtd with Insurance and Real Estate R W DAWSON Real Eatatt. suranci Rentals Neat Hipper* Hirdwtn. Baker street. ur^ Second Hand Stores rhe Ark- Detlers In Second _ goods, phoni 634. Jotephtne.die Storage STORAGE. UOVINO COAL. WOO Phone 63 Burh'i Cotl m Otrttj Transfer ATKINSON TRANSFER ROSEUON Coil ind Wood. (AT"-" Wood Factory FRESH AYRSHIRE OOWS. H. Bourgeois. Crescent Valley. (6316) i-AWSON'S WOOD FACTORY wood merchant 317 Bakir THE GUMPS-The Walls Have Ears B EAUT1FUL M1LUE- ' . OR OMCH IN HI*UWt, ANDY MAA *K> H__ND it ro HIS OLDUNCLK- Pl'CKEt> A PEACH- ANDY HAS UUiT WALKED INTO UMOE EMM'S ROOMAMb ISAJ__V0RIH% MJLUE-'S PHOTCXaftAPH- *M iM 1% 7 96% 1% 1% 1% % 11% 3% 14 M% 18% 17% 39% 3% 17 6% 3% 6% South Africa, pound _*; Spain, peseta _. 1% Oreat Britain, pound Greece, drachma — Holland, florin _._-— Hungary, pengo India, rupee ,. Ittly. lln Japan, yen —_-_—_. Jugoalavla, dinar New Zetland, pound Norway, kront _ Poland, tiotl Roumania. ltu ... 8S4I8 ' ttOtl _ ^116 .3013 .3934 ... MM J3S4 J0W1 14170 3% 40% 4% 37% 11% 34% 31% 10% 8% 4% 13% .1977 , J398 . .0071 . 4.03M . .0M0 . .3100 . .3313 Sweden, kront swltwrland, franc __ United sutes. dollir. 14% pir rant premium. BRINGING UP FATHER: By Geo. McManui v/hv didn't you tell me that wa% count yoivh»\nc;k on THeVhoNK? I WOULDNT HA,VE ■nsLD TOO TO *>*y TOU COUU5NT GO OUT- I THOUCMT IT WAS ONE ofTour low-brow FMENDS- I WISH I KMEW WHERE HE WAS I'D r-IAKE TOU CO AMD MEET HIM- BT COLUT i Wl CLAD TOO MAOS Mt! SAY-1 COULDN'T CO o_rr-1 CANT VIAND THAT GUY- r - faww Spijkita Ik. Gill frmm mt_» mmrmi WH*E_J TOUTOI.OMEONTHEPHO-4E that Too couldn't co out- • r—'J r o THOuCHTTOOWWELONESOMBJ Jukea SOI CALLED IO KEEP YOU r^fBICOMt COMPANT- HOM ABOUT a . ITOJUMP, Lrrn.fBWDCE'? I S ot—- ____ SILVER FUTURES CLOSE STEADY NSW YARK. 3m. II (AP)—Silver luturee dosed btrtly itttdr. tain 1.335,000 ounou. Jtn. 36S1; idicb 38% 33.80N: Miy 3IJ1; July 35.9S8. 16% Stpt. 36.18N; Oct. 363BN. 13% "»* MAY AMALGAMATE »% RAILWAY OFFICES 79% 9 LONDON, Jtn. II (OP)—Joint 37% conference between offlclala of thl 11% [Canadian Paclflo anl Ctntdltn 37% National rallwaye bin miy result 1% ' In imilgimttlon ot thl two local 3% olty ticket offloti nut Mtrch. TILLIE THE TOILER: NAIHAT'S rtmi-s. TH» EXCITSHBUr, (SIBI "TO QBQIM SMITH Tt«i CO UNIT'S COUNrray 1$ IM RBVOI-T AND HIS UFE i-% inrwuiMi TKOCTSl ^HW1 i—'—J iSU'T I Ni*Li-_ .""-» _-tW UnM t CMB FLAVI.TILLI* "mm wit i» a -sou-wiw urrnn. Ct->m*am. FMM NIA6ABA PALLS By Wcstover Viu SNOULO %Poil te-trntty. THIM45;, WAu-y ________ lo(o- tm KELSO* Mat NEWS, NELSON. e.C-THVBSDAT MORNINO, *ANOA*T «» lttt MOB IPia PRIMARY COMPETITIONS NARROW DOWN, ML TBAIL. B.C. Jan. IS.—curlers I the B.C. assoriatton kenspiei Nlay advanced further into tne Holts business of the bonsplel. I the primaries competition wae Mowing down lo the elghta and Mu began to pick up lolleweM I crucial games were arhedlled. Se c o n d a r y competitions also Me strides today. *«olu up te an early hour its afternoon follow: ImtLULAiaD leeondary to Grand Challenge: ta\U- Martin, Kimber'.ey 9: Oeorge fotded '"Scotland «_l__ta Egypt, India, Jave, Slam, China and Japan . . . , • happy, congenial cruise party. • Don't mlu this golden opportunity to travel oa tha Empress of Britain . . . giantess of speed, luaiiry and ' apnea . . . luinry tn appointment* and service , . . space for living and playing. It'* a travtl thrill you will never forget. - MINIMUM FARE FROM SAN FRANCISCO OR LOS ANGELES (Including meele tt_lA|l For t'.rthtr particular, applv to agents eeerywh*. e, or N. J. LOWES I City paaaenger Agent /c.P.R. Ticket Offices Nelson, B.C. CANADIAN PACIFIC T CLUB WINS AT BADMINTON Trims LetfOR "B" 9-8 in Tourney A 0-S trimming wu handed tbe Legion "8" club by tb* "A" elub tn * tournament at the Legion Tuee- day night. "A" club players wou the ladles- double* 3-1. the men's doublee 3-1 and the tolled doubles trl. M. V. Allan, W. K. Guns aad D. B. Crowther compoeed the floor committee. Reeulte with "A" club players mentioned flnt were: LADIES' DOUBLES Mrs. s. Harden ; and Mlu Palethorpe loet to Mlaa M. Swanson and Mlu P. Jonea, 8-18, 4-16: Mlu w. Palethorpe and Mra. H. Ferguson but Mm. J. Holland and Mlu P. Wads 31.17; Mra. A. Fleming and Mln Davis beat Mn. B. A. Mann and Mr*. W. A. Wut 31.18. MEN'S DOUBLES S. Haydon and C. Millar but a Langllla and O. J. Goodenough 18-10, 18-8; W. Ounn and D. Crowther beat O Dill and C. D. pearaan, 18-11. 18.13; H. Perguaon and C. Wlll loot to P. A. BourgeoU and R. M. Jones 8-18. 3-11. MIXED DOUBLES Mlu Dana and C. MUler but Mlu M. swanaoa and s. Langlll is-o, 8-1J. 17.13; Mlu W. Palethorpe and S Haydon heat Mlu p. Wade and J. Goodenough 18-7, 8-18, 18-13; Mn.. B. Ferguson and W. Gunn but Mlas P. Jonu and o. Dill 8-18. 18-8. 18*7; Mn. B. Haydon and D. Crowther boat Mr*. J, Holland and c D. Pearaon 18-18. 0*18, 18-4; Mn. A Fleming tad H Perguaon but Mn. W. A. WUt and P. A. BourgeoU 16-8. 8-18, 18-8: MU* D. Heddle and C. Wlll loet to Mn. B. A. Mann aad R. M. Jonu 18-3. 17.18. 3-18. SENATORS OFFER TO SHKONNELL Montreal Maroons Want to to Borrow Him VONTtlBAL, Jan. 18 (CP)—Ottawa Senators offered Ale> Oonnell, veteran Senator goalie, to th* Montreal Maroona tn an outright Ml* for 810.000, Jamu Stnohan, pr*etd*nt ot tbe Maroona of the Rations: Hockey league, announoed har* today. In th* dlekerini that followed the Maroon* ottered to tak* Connell till th* ead of the u.son wltb la option to buy If he mad* good, It wu leafned. Ottawa agreed to allow bl.i a few week* trial oa that bul* hut th* Maroona did not favor tbe acheme. Maroona offered to take Connell for tb* aeaaon and.to pay bl* uliry till tbe and of th* yur, It wu Mined. Negotiations an prooudlag. MICHEL DEFEATS BLAIRMORE, 3-2 Winning Tally in Puck Gam* Comes in Laat SO Seconds UICHXL, B. O, Jaa 18—M-Cb« puokaten won tbalr flrat home league game against tb* BUlrmore Miner* 8-3 on a food sheet of iu and before a large orowd of hooker fan*. At th* face-off of W» tint period both teams , tried hard to acor* tbe flnt tally but both tendon wan working well aad wan tut and* nice cotabtaettoa wu und. Tbe aecond period wu a reptu- Wn of te* (UM ea*. Bom t*8*M, Md Maw sotdea oppertuaiuu to Mora bat our autatp aad goad checking Mopped thou. Bl thM ptrlod th* «wt two penalUee ol tM gan* were (Iran, oo* ualaat each team. Alter five mlnutu of tutu* passing, checking aod shooting. Blair- mon managed ta put oa* put veaal far th* flnt goat of tu* run* la the third. Two mlnutea la- tar, Mtettel retaliated aad B. Tnvli acored on a dlfftoult angle abot. Wltb tb* uot* again MM aad a short ume to go both turns had four msn up ttt* IM whtn eudden- ly wltb thru aeconda » go p. Brown pounoed oa th* rebound from P. Oeekel's abot and managed to aeon tbt winning goal, lb* bea rang Just at the taw-off and tbe game ended with Michel Inter- medlatu ahead 3-1. lineup — Blatrmon—Ru, L. Paul, J. Mc- Aadna, a. Maaiauet, Herman. Stewart, M. Mantquet. Gnat, KoU. B. Mlcb*l-V«n*_, Whalley. Jenklna, Sadllab, P. oeekeU, 3. Oeakell. P. Brown, A. sutler, A. AndroUok, T. MoOovern, B. Trevle. Beferet-T. MtOer. Btuketball Problems By BAT BOLMAN Star Player, Coach and Author of "Winning Buketball" Question—A player bu thru personal foul* oa haa la th* uoond half. Wbat Menu would you employ to keep hla la tbe game? Answer—Switch blm to a leu ag- gmealve man at once. If the man selected U not of the duhlng offensive type It la quit* likely tbat your player wSl manage to play tbe ttme through without further fouling. Next—Pour Man Offensive. Bowling Scores Bowling neulte for tonday aad Tuesday In tbe Canadian Legion leads, seconds aad aklpe tournament, an: .._. at m— no IM tnd Tot. .._ 130 It*- 3*4 Playan: *. Hlllyird J. Hooker .... 3. Chapman IM 108- 388 . 181 134— 38J ______ 138 188— 818 IM 181-380 J. AnnMM B. D. Pattanoa IU 138-340 . 100 183- 341 HUME JUNIORS TO PLAY KASLO Have One Win to Credit; Sam* Line Up Hum* Juniors travel to Kaalo today to play tbalr tint out-of-town hookey game with a turn from tb* lake city. In their flnt encounter of tbe aeaaon Tueaday nlgbt the Bum* aggregation but tb* Mauler* (-1 ind an bow out for new field* to conquer. Practically tb* um* lln*up tbat pu. Jd ln the tint game wlll be to Kaalo. CLEVELAND GIVES TOUGH BATTLE FORT HUB, ont, JU. 18 (V)— Cleveland Indiana threw a acan into tb* fut' stepping Bufftlo Blaoa* here, holding tbem aoonlau for two perto.li of hockey before tb* herd crashed through In th* final period for - 8-0 win. their fifth la the lut 10 day*. ^^^ MAJOR LEAGUE PUCKSTANNNG National lugu* standing Inducing game of January 17t CANADIAN 8ECTI0N P W L T P A P Maple Leafs .... M 13 8 4 81 88 38 American 34 8 0 Ottawa — M 111 Montreal M S 14 caaadlena , 33 7 13 AUBBICAK SECTION Detroit M 14 * Hangers M 13 8 Boston M 13 * Chicago 34 8 10 7 47 83 M 4 48 88 30 3 84 70 18 3 30 84 13 8 87 81 31 4 80 47 80 484 48 80 8 41 81 33 ENGLISH THIRD ROUND REPLAYS LONDON. Jan. 1* (OP)-—Todays replay* In tb* third round of th* English soccer cup follow: MUlwell 1; Reading 1. Southend 3: Watford 0. Luton Town 3: Bemsley 0. Aston villa 81 Bradford Olty 1. Chesterfield 4; Sheffield Wednesday 3. Manchuter Olty 0; Oateehead 0. Notta yonat 1; Bury 3. Matehu ployed In th* BngUab league—third division—eouthern notion uw Bournemouth defut Queen's Park Rangen t-O, Inter defut Brighton 4-1; ln tbe northern eectlon Tranmen Roven defuted Booii- dsle 3-1, Darlington defuted New Brighton 3-1 and Haltfai lut to Crew Alexandra 1-8. Edinburgh Olty lort to Ayr United 1-3 In the flnt round tot the Scottish oup. tn tb* Eogllah Rugby ualon Boya: Air tan* defut Cambridge unl- nralty n_». A atone bud of Buddha, acquired by tb* OI*v*land Muuum of Art, 1* nported to bav* com* fren Angkor Wat, tb* famous mini of ninth century Cambodian glory. PLAYERS, MAGNATEF DOPE SALARIES Picks Miss Wethered First Woman Golfer Padcford Names Enid Wilson Third LONDON, Jaa. 1* (API—Joyce Wethered, Britiah woman golfer who retired from active competition lut yaar after leading a British later- naManal team to vtetcry over tb* United BUMe. u uleottd by O. W. PMkford, golf oiperf of rporttni life, as th* No. 1 woman goiter ot the world. paebferd picks Enid Wllaon, pru- There will undoubtedly be wholesale slashing ot baseball aaierlu tbU yur. Many a high prioed diamond athlete will think Santa Claua died when he get* hli 1888 oontract ln the mall. ■ Juat bow far tbe deflation ot contracts .in go it a mttter of gueee- work. Babe Ruth's salary has usually bun a good barometer of what the o'.her leeser lutnlnarUe wlll get. Tbe ball players owe the Babe an ever- luting vote of thank* for the en of high -.lines IB* Babe drew the crowd In tbe gate aad not only be but tb* other athletea and the magnates prospered. until wt know just what kind ef a salary the Babe will be ottered thl* yur, we cannot MU joet how far tbe salaries wm drop. But drop they trill and bow. TWENTY YEABS AOO TODAY January 18, 1813 "Tlll'e" Shafer, Olant third bauman and the hero Of a thousand "perfumed note*" returned bla contract for the 'stuntb time. He wu the original perennial hold-out <%e Stonyof1932 The results achieved by The Imperial Life Assurance Company of Canada in 1932 will be very gratifying to policyholders and others interested in the Company's progress: Assurances in Force Assurances Issued and Revived Total Assets Policy and Annuity Reserves. . Premium and Interest Income. Payments to Policyholders. . . 1922 $140,025,954.00 23,980,734.00 ,24,928,718.62 20,897,214.21 6,122338.39 2,049,324.13 1932 $291,380,798.00 27,321,794.00 67,465,959.60 58,314,104.00 13,545,712.00 8,97133333 The millions of dollars of Reserves held by The Imperial Life for profit sharing policies are calculated oa so strong a basis that interest earnings of only 5% ar* sufficient to maintain them. The difference between this 3% and the 5.52% actually earned gives an exceptionally wide margin for policyholders' profits and security. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Vice-President S. J. MOORE TORONTO t*mUiti The Bank ot Nova Scotia SIR JOHN iURD TORONTO ftvs-au The Canadian Bank at Coaunerct J. P. BICKELL TORONTO frudmsi Mclae—t Poroipiu Mian Lei PATRICK BURNS CALGARY Damtar tank of VootrcaJ D. B. HANNA TORONTO trsiiamtt Western Cuads Floor Mills Co. President G. A. MORROW TORONTO Viaa-traiUm Cailnl Ceaada tou t laviSflCo. J. F. WESTON M.nmging Director SIR HERBERT HOLT MON1UAL fsmiiam (oral Ba*k of Cauda J. W. MITCHELL TORONTO Vm-rruUrst Domi-Jon SecerUa Corp. Ud. W.G.MORROW PBTERBOROUGH Vlams*maa\mt Toronto 5*-__p > Loan Ca Vkss-Presisis-nt R T. MALONE, K.C TORONTO Fee- IS i i Issr Toronto General Theses Coep. HON. DONAT RAYMOND MONTR1AL JAMES RYREB TORONTO Mdu.lfritJHs.U-g-g. H.H. WILLIAMS TORONTO DUaarTfcat FRANK PORTER WOOD . TORONTO aSKdCoupaar.Iaaaiesd Copy of Complele Import/* 1932 mailed tm I The Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada FOUNDED 1897 Head Office, TORONTO | Branches aod Agents in all important centres ___________________•_________ BAflB EK1HT Chocolates in handsome $2.00, $3.00 and $5.00 boxes at 91.50 each— for this weqk only. Mann, Rutherford Drug Go. Trail Res _ to Tax Advance Wide Response Brings $12,- 782 to Date TRAIL, B. C, Jtn. 18 —Sunu paid br Trail property owners against 1983 taxeB amounted last nlfht to •13,783.67, indicating the wide response to the opportunities given under the new "Taxes ln Advance" bylaw under vhlch they get 0 Per oent Interest on advance tax payments. Such advance payments must be made before March Bl to quality under the Interest bearing plan. Under the new bylaw the city wlll pay Interest on advance taxes up to July 1. This plan is now ln etfect hen, and to give it its widest ap- plication, to benefit everyone able to take advantage of it, announcement has been made that any sum from •1 up will be accepted nnd Interest paid on lt. DISMISS ACTION PREUMINARY HEARING OF KINLOCH ON Chief and Inspector Recount Assault; Resume Friday * Sitting In chambers here, Judge W* A, Nlsbet granted E. P. Dawson, representing E. O. Tlmmons of Creston, an order dismissing with costs aa action of Sanca Mlnea, limited, against Tlmmons, respecting overlapping mineral claims, the action not having been prosecuted after being initiated. Preliminary hearing of Alexander Klnloch, organiser of tbe various oonununlst parades ln Nelson of the pest year, on the charge of assaulting Provincial Constable Oeorge McAndrew while the latter wu in the discharge of his duty, while the Communist parade announced for Tuesday morning waa being sidetracked by city and provincial police, began Wednesday forenoon before Magistrate William Brown. Only two witnesses were examined In the two sessions, ' aggregating nearly four hours, before adjournment was taken to Friday afternoon at 9 o'clock. Chief of Police Alex. Stewart of the dty force, and Inspector John Macdonald of the provincial force, giving their evidence for the crown. Each officer got through his direct testimony expeditiously, but Klnloch ln cross-examining Insisted on quizzing tbem on political and economic questions, the state affaire ln the Dominion at large, communism In Ontario, religious beliefs, and other distant matters, over the protest of C. B. Oarland, who wu prosecuting, and this protracted the testl- _-.„--„- mony. Tbo* tbe caw ot James C. AGAINST TIMMONS! Corbett, Kinloch's associate, charged 1 under the Vagrancy act with causing a disturbance, wu not reached, though Corbett wu ln oourt. Streaks of blood on the front of Klnloch's clothing showed where be had V>t the worst of the mixing. Corbett seemed to have a swollen faoe. While Klnloch wu enjoying himself hugely, attacking witnesses and criticising counsel and even Magistrate Brown, and smiling broadly u he argued and qulued and attacked Oorbett'a faoe never relaxed from Its Intent and gloomy stare. STOEY OT BLOW Aooordlng to Chief Stewart's account of the assault, after be had warned Klnloch that the parade oould not go on and that the party must give up the banners and disperse and Klnloch had shouted out something to his followers, the oom- munlst leader tried to push past the chief, at whloh moment Inspector Macdonald stepped up oo tbe chiefs right,. and Constable McAndrew on the Inspector's right. Klnloch then leaped toward the constable, launching a right swing toward hla bead, tbe constable raising bis arm at the same time, presumably ln defenoe, while the Inspector took a quick step forward, u If to interpose and stop the blow. The chief did not eee the landing of the blow. Inspector Maodonald, who wu on the stand at the afternoon session, wu able to give mors detail. After Klnloch tried to push past the chief, and hs and Constable Mo- Andrew stepped forward ■ on the chiefs right, he stated either Klnloch or someone-else at that point shouted. "Oo for tbe Blankety- Blanks." Immediately Klnloch sprang forward with closed right first, drew his arm back to the shoulder, and struck a severe blow on the left Troll Basketball trail. B.C.. Jan. 18—Basketball In the Memorial ball tonight reeulted u follows: Men'a division, seniors—Dlakonlaa 3t; Colombo. 4*. Intermediates—Rorera 17; Aoea 95. Itdles' division — Cardinals IS; Orioles SI. CLASSES J. A. C. Laughton, R. O. OPTOMERIST AND OPTICIAN auiTa aoo-au mboical atrrs et_-__o.No TBB KTLSOH BABY K1WS, MMM, B.C-TWtJ»»I«Y MOBOlim, MNCABY It. tSSS" ats* ot KoAnOrt-rl Jtw. Ttu Inaato- tar ttM he »tt*mjrter. ****** •""*»»* «*S <=>•*■ ***mmmmmm*******^^sr . ,jt w%, made clear by all concerned that then w*a no dissatisfaction In opposing goalie and poked tbe puck bome. W. Hlcke tnd Savage htd a ■pall In tbt box. Savage aoond tbe Iat* two goals tbat gave Nelaon tbe win. Number four from t mtxup tnd number five on. t pretty piece of team work, with ty Cully. Ted and Wilbur Hicks tried hard to even mttten hut Richardson and Horswill managed to kup tbem at a distance. Offlclala wen: John O'Oenakl. referee; it O'Neal and Frank Carlson, goal Judges, The teama were: Blocan Olty—Johnny Greenwood, gul; w. Hlcke and M. Long, defenoe; J-ed Hicks, True Hick* and B. Pinchbeck; F. Hufty, B. Rogere tnd V. Hint, forwards. Ne_wn—W. McLean, goal; N. Richardson, Horswill, defenoe; Frank O'Oenakl, W. Olllett and J. Wallace; Ty Culley, Roy savage and J. Annable, F, Maxwell, forwards. Would Cot Earnshaw 75 Per Cent of Pay Pitcher States la About to Quit; Means aa Much Renwick's Will handle your needs in coal and wood in a manner that will give the greatest value for yonr money.— Just Call 197 RENWICK'S TRANSFER Coal Wood Hauling MOTOR FREIGHT NELSON-TRAIL - Daily leaving at 9:30 a.m. NELSON-SALMO, Monday, Wednesday and Friday—Leaving at 10 a.m. Elks' Taxi Transfer and Freight Ltd. PHONfcft VANCOUVER, Jan. 18 (OP)—A resolution endorsing tbe action of tb* Calgary city oouncll Is refusing to pay United State* exchange when gold "ahould be available from Ottawa," ftnd extended to Include a request to tha government to amend tha existing law, making legal rate ot Interest to municipalities ftnd governments not more than 3 par oent. waa adopted unanimously by the Vancouver and New Westminster district traces and labor council. ALDERMEN WILL GET THEIR JOBS MALT EXTRACT WITH COD LIVC8 OIL SPECIALLY PALATABLE, DIGESTIVE tnd NUTBITIOIS Smythe's Pharmacy Preemption Specialist PHONE 1 Shop wltb na bj mall IsesseeeeeeetiTeeeeaeeii All Classes of METAL WORK, LATHE WORK, DRILLING, BORING AND GRINDING MOTOR REWINDING. ACETYLENE WELDING. BENNETTS LTD. ****** BUILDING NEEDS LUMBER — LATH — SHINGLES MOULDINGS—ROOFINGS . SASH — DOORS. W. W. Powell Co., Ltd. "The Home of Good Lumber" Phone 176 Foot of Stanley St. Wholesale McCLARY RANGES have been made in Canada for 75 years and for appearance and service have no equal. If you are considering1 a new range for your home, see these first. Wood, Vallance Hardware COMPANY LIMITED Retail Urge Greater Aid for Unmarried Mothers U.F.W.A. Discuss Legislation Affecting Women CALOARY. Jan. 18