puMi miuijif. Scotland Bows Before the En&lish Footballers —Pa_e Seven VOLUMS n JUIAH3S-C HROVINClAt LitRARl" VICTORIA • C gtftt Weekend Market Trerii Dull and Downward —Pa&e Six NBLSON, BRITISH COLUMBIA. CANADA—MONDAY MOBNINO, APBI1/*. 16, MM leVB CBNTS A OOM NUMBER IM WORK* aiiD LIQUOR SHUFFLE FOR B.C. SUGARTAXIS DOOMED WHEN BODGETCOMES Such Is Belief From the Capital; Budget ' Down Wednesday RELIEF BlU UP FOR 3RD READING Mass Buying, Radio .(Hearings Hold the Limelight OTTAWA, AprU 11 (CPI^-Unlew then I* u untiptcUd chins* of pltnt, Bon. 9 N. Bbodee, mlnlater of f telnet, wlll l»y th* budget befon D*rlUm*nt Wednttdty nnt ud anothtr Important highlight of the *m* tloa will bin bun rucbed. The budgefe content* *n tlwtyi ft Sttl- ou*ly guarded ucnt right up to the tnomtnt of It* prusnutlon to th* bouu, Although aomttlmu oontlder- tbly ftlrly Mount* Information leaki out to th* public. Thla yetr, -wltb ao much Important bualneu la tbe houu ud befon the rtrioui oocn- mltteu, then hu bun nry Uttle conjecture lndulgid ln ud tb* gen- ertl tttltud* bu bun wilt ud tu. SUGAR TAX DOOMED tolimeuM lnn-ted tbt budget wlU not bt tnuatlontl but will present * illshtly Utter plotun ot tb* Dominion* flnuclal pnwpecU thu lut yttr. Orut uringt bin bun *c- compllihed In on* wty tnd uother In tbe lut ftscil yetr but much of tht anticipated rennu* did not materialist and tbt dtfldt will bt *ub*tu- tl*L With the ruptct to tuatloa It I* b*ll*nd If uy nsw sourou of revenue ***** to b« Upped th*y wlll touch only thou ln tbi but pulUon to p*y with (Continued en nte Eight) Markets at a Glance By th* Canadian Preu Toronto tad Montrul—lnduetrlal atock* Irregular higher. Toronto mine*—Study. New Tork—Stocks cloeed slightly lowtr. Wlnnlpsg—Whest cloud lower. London—Btr mw ud othtr m*t- N*w Tork— Rubbv, ootton and tugtr hlghtr; coffee lower. Mew Tork—CuxUu dolltr tip *A to 1.00 1-16. SEA SERPENT IS NOTASEALION? VT.0TORIA, AprU 18 (CF)--It m«T otn bun Amy Ctdboruaunie or lt msy hiu-bun on* of her numerous relation* who hiu popped up from | the briny deep for the put uvertl month* to mtkt tht Peclfle oout aaa serpent conscious, but three Victoria residents claim to here sua the ■true* looking monster -again. Mr. tnd Mi*. W. V. Stbltton ud I M». D. R. Hurdle uld they uw the I ftnlmal this wuk-end when Mr. Ssb- I Is ton wn taking mesmirement* throuih a aumyor'a tnnslt near tbe Rou bay -waterfront. J Tb* ses lerpent" wu described I ft* hiring a queer shlped hesd. not I unlike e csmel, -with funny ttn. It bad * umted bsck with th* loou- looking umtlom beginning sbout 12 | fut from th* neck proper. Th* skin wu greyish-gnu ud I smooth. I Mr. Seblston *teted emphatically Ith* animal wu not a aw Uon wltb | which he wu familiar Pacific Coast Baseball Lm Angel** ll. 3; Hollywood 8. 8 PortUnd 8. 6; Sacramento fl. 5. 8*n Pranclaco I, 1; Oakland 6. 6 (Second portlasd-8*acramento came lit lnnlnga; aecond Sea ttie-Oakland I game aeren limine*.) Loa Anfelea 11. Hollywood 4. Seattle |, Oakland 0. Ban Pranclaco 4, Mlaalona 9. Portland 1, Sacramento B. Would Have Asstd. Boards Come by Air p. S. Silverites Call onetary Conference —>— » i A SOUND MONEY Leon Trotsky, Once Russian Leader, Uncovered as Exile in Mysterious French Villa MAYOR T. A. LOVE. OlANt) FORKS VAWCOUV-R, Aprtl 18 .)—An aerial eicurslon of prominent Vancouver men to the annual convention of the Aeaoclated Board* of Trade to be beld ln Grand Pork*. May 17, la propoeed br Mayor T. A. Lore of Grand Pork*, here to promote tbe acbeme. Mayor Love aald be waj planning a apeclal luncheon tn honor of 8. G. Blaylock, reoently elected preeldent of the Oanadlan Inatitute of Mining and Metallurgy. Re lUfgeated tbe Vancouver delegation fly to Orand Pork* and thu* give aviation a boost. VIMY'S DEAD PAID HONOR Canadians Who Died Are Recalled by ' Ceremonies AURA*, prance, April 18 (CP via Hava*)—Canada and Pranoe Joined handa hart today to recall tbt heroes of Vlmy ridge and honor tbelr memory la *hnple and lmpreolv* oercmonle* marking tb* annlvertary of the famoua battle fought n years ago laat Monday. Memben of the parte branch ot the Canadian Legion, representatives of the Canadian legation and ol the Britlah embaaay, and Frane civic and military official* made a pilgrimage to the aoene of the battle, placed wreathe an the monument* and bowed head* ln alienee a* tbey surveyed row upon row of crou** where today, In the eotl of France, the Canadian hero** sleep their hut aleep. PROGRAM WlU BE LOOKED FOR Aid the President and Not Hinder Him Is Body's Aim SILVER BLOCK IS THE PRIME MOVER All Congressmen Are Invited to Attend ' the Gathering WASHIltOTON. April 18 (AP).—A call to all member* of th* United State* oong^ee* to attend a monetary conference April 23 waa laaued to- night by one of the allver block tn congress, Senator glmer Thomaa, - Bectors of south Oafocd tonight wen prepared to cast thttr baUota In the federal by-election tomorrow after a weak of oratory by government aad opposition leaden. Whon poila cloee tomorrow night tho vacant aaat ln tha house ol commons, caused by the death ol the Liberal member, l. U. Cayley, will bs filled with either A. 8. Rennle, Liberal, or Hon. Donald Sutherland, conservative, taking thalr place ln the eommona. Kr, Sutherland, the Conservative candidate, le no stranger to tho - , house of oomomns. He was mln- day leaving a note of farewell tn his I uter without portfolio ln th« oon- (ConUanod on Pago Eight) FIND BODY OF AINSWORTH MAN Th* hodj ot Charles Brldg* ol Alnnrt-rth. who dUtppttrtd Wednea Itchit on tht wtur* *dn. wu found ■undir MM rtrdi down tht ltkt from whtrt ht pn*um*bl*r entered to ukt hit Uft. No lnquttt wtl btld, hut Corontr Or. W. 3. B*rd*T ot Kaalo will mtkt in Inquiry Into thi drowning. proTlnel*! polio* b**dqu*rter* htrt htrt bttn Inform**!. Newsprint Output Has Large Gain WOUTMAL. April 15 (CTI-Usrch production of newsprint In Ctna- vlnelll election. th* writ Issued on Wut'* bsh»lf by Mr. Adam Johnston, who sutes that Im hu bun Instructed to bring almllar aulu for O. Pandnll Smith. Unionist c*mp*lgn manager for Vancounr Centre, ftnd W. D. Johnston, who held i corretpondlng position In Burntby, Thtlr dtlmi tottl tpproiimiuiy HM Wsst clslms M50 ultry for StpUm- btr. October, and oot wuk ot Nonmber: tnd allege* thtt ht eiptndtd MM. of which bt wu ptld MIT. luring l balanct ot STO. ONTARIO C.C.F. PROVIDES FOR NEW DISCIPLINE POWER, BANS LABORITES WASHINOTON - Pruldent Roou- nlt wtll tubmlt I73O0.O00.0O0 ten- tnl MUt'btll thle wuk. JKR8IT OTT—fWlr-yasr-oM Th*- odor* Aloato dlu tram Uuoocylh- eanlt. eeoond vutlm of ran m*l*dj In M boun. MONTMAL-Mlnor **rth trtmora ttlt Is sorthara Montnal. Ntw Tork ind Burlington. Vermont. No -DMOHTON—John Smith, M. tnd MUa Bdna Oan aumnd ISO-toot plunge down prtclplw ui tuts. Boy Is Taken to Vancouver on Charge of Murder VANoojnr_R. Apni is (cp). — Pbnrtoui-yur-old Prink Mlllen. or- dtrtd to itand trial on • chtrgt of murderlsg hU tchool chum, John Mc- ptrltnt. 10. *rrlvtd htr undar pollot Alberta Drops News Censorship EDMONTON, AprU 15 (CP)—A rvtrss-wst meuort which woald v) pot s "MStor" on newspaper headllnea and captions dealing tnth coart case* will be wlthdrtwn, Premier J. E. Browsln aUUd Satur- Introduced u as aausdaunt to the libel lnd tltnder ut, tht siea- aure had bwn gives nnt reading Is th* ItgUUtnre when tbt pnmler announced IU wlthdrtwil. It na listed prtnclpaUy for Uu reg»- Utlon *f nport* os divorce* asd other similar court actions. lOfDON - yvar^ld n*ph*w *f III, nurcbu with atudent oommun tturday from Powell Rlnr, B.O. B* wtll b* eoDfUud to tht boys dtUntlon horn* h*n until hu cue U hurd by th* "nut oourt of oom- p*Unt JurUdlctlon." MllUn wu ordered to lUnd trUl FRENCH COMPLETE POLAND ALLIANCE PARIS, April IS (AP)--Plant to atrengthen Pnnch polltlcll alllanoea and prevent Nial Oermany from -wooing away Poland and tha Uttla EnUnU wtr* computed todty by LouU Btrthou. • Prench mlnlater of fonlgn tffalrt. Bt will prtunt thtm to tht cib- Inlt Tuuday prior to hit departure for Poland equipped -with the Qutl D'Oraty'i diplomatic tool kit with which ha hopu to remove tlgni of discontent wtth tbt onot hippy fimlly. Prom Wintw th* mlnlater WUI go to OMohoalovakla ind ptr- hape on to Belgrade. NEW SOVIET LOAN MOSCOW, April 11 (API—Tb* uuanoe of niw domutlo lo*n. tg- vtr. McPlrltnt'i body I gngttlng S.S00.000 ruble, tnd run- wu found April I. burltd Is t und- sing 10 yaara, had bun innounotd pit not fir tram hU homt, • tonight by tbt Sovut gonranunt. IS- yuterday by Migutnu W. L. Ptr Church-1 kin of Powell Rl Membership Will Be Taken From Political Groupa , Only Say* Confab TORONTO. April IS (CP)— Ths Ontario branch of tht CoopenUv* CommonwMlth P*d*ntlon wu nor- gtnlud tnd Itunched on t n*w c*> mr tfter t ttormy 15-hour ooa 'trim* htn. Tht niw comUtuUon pltou discipline In the hinds of tht provlncltl oouncll tnd provldu mtmbtnhlp bt obttlned through poliuctl group* whou memben an willing to adhire itrlctly to tht party*! protram. Tha Labor conferenc* Itftltt group dtdired It contldered luelf "uolud-. ..td" uddsr tht ntw conttituUon, following tht lengthy conftranu. Pro- poaaU of thl* group met defut u th* new constitution wu approved clause by clause. I. J. Oarlind, United Ptrmtn of AlbtrU number Is th* houu of common* for Bow River, rppetUd to tbou who did not approve of th* new consutution to withdrew tram thi convention. It wu the only honorable thing to do, Mr. Oarland uld. J 8. Woods-worth. Ubor number Is th* houu ot common* for Winnipeg North OtnUr tnd nttlontl preridast or tb* C.C.P.. tupporttd Mr. Oarland u tha delegate* broke Into tppliuu. LEFTIST! 1INO Tbt leftlat group thtn broke Into long. Th*y tang the Red Pltg*' ind tht "InUrnttiontle.' Flntlly tb** were drowned out by boo*. Alderman John Mitchell of Hamilton wu lUcted pruldent of Uw atw Ontario branch and Oraham Spry of Otuw* wu named vlot-prttldant. Two btllou wen required to uleet Mr. Spry u the flrat ballot ahowad thin ware more btllou thtn deUftUa. During dibtu on tht conttituUon, (Contlnmd *n Pag* Eight) 1>V>I TWO SHARPETAKEN WITHNaSON New Superintendent Is a Booster Already Ta a bootter for NeUon tlretdy," deelued P. a Sh*rp». new tuptrln- tendint ter th* N*l*on division ot tht Tsnidlvi Pacific railway, who li tik- lng thepeeltlcB formirly h*ld hp Will- tarn Manaon, but now moved to Oalgary. "Mot only U Neleon a beautiful pUu." he remarked, "but the eour- teou* end pleaunt welcome that has Ban glnn mt. hu mad* ma feel at Bout it oam." Then wu t general atmoaphen of congeniality, be ittted. that wu 1m- prualvt And thtn wem no eigne ol .dtpruikm to obvlout ln other ptrtt. Mr. Shirpe eome to Helton from the Mlnnedou dlvltlon In Manitoba when he WU taelitant tuperlntendent. Re hu betn ecuuly connected with the C PR- tlnce 1806 when he tttrted ln at Median* Bat u * trucker In the fnight *h*d. In th* ume year ha wu twitched to mad muter'a clerk. Then ln tbe eprlng ot 1808 bt btgtn work- lag u • trainman on tbt road, and became a oonductor ln 1800. In the same ytar ht wu appointed ytrdmu- ttr tnd htld thtt potltlon until mo. Promotion ctme again In 19ir> wben he ww given tbe office ot train matter of the construction department. During tbe yun betwun 1814-88 he worked u oonductor out ot Medicine Bit. BU next offlot wu thit ot nation muter at Banff and ha atrvtd ln thtt potltlon for about two yean. In the fall of 1888 he wu appointed u- ■utant superintendent at Calgary, and later, ln 1888, wu traaaferred to Mlnnedou to ut In tbe eame capacity there. It wu trom thtt poet that hi eun* to Ntlton. Mr.shirpe U married and hu two ton*, ont ot tbem at present ln the Boyal Canadian Mounted police, and ttltlontd at Btngough, Stak. Mn. Sharps will probably arrin In Nelton thli oomlng BAturdty »nd thay will reskU it tbt tuperlntendent'e reel donoe on Railway itreet. . HU tivorltt vleu tn golf ind tile** bowling, ind Mn. Shirpe lt ilso • tport fin, btlng particularly fond of btdmlnton, golf tnd aquatic recret* tlon. Spend Afternoon on Boat Repairs Wedneedty. a half-holiday for butlneu men. uw a large number of boat ownen buiy on their craft on the waterfront. ThU year the Nelton fleet of motor launche* wlll bt out tn force and flva ntw bo*t* wlll ba launched LOAD OP SHEEP BURNED CARLISLE, England, (CP).-Sixty *bwp were routed alive -wben e lorry caught tlr* on the highroad and b*c*me * flying torch of tlamu befon lt could be itopped. Guide for Travellers Nelson, B.C., Hotels "Finest in tht Interior1' Breakfast Kt to 60* Luncheon 85* to 50* Dinner 35* snd 65* Phone 787 /_. 0**r a Ph, HUME HOTEL nee Bta Bervloe Neleon. BO. Oeorte Benwel), Prop. Rotary and Oyro Headquarter* BOMB—A. B. Wood, R. P. Howell. A. O. Cl»lr Brlndle. OMll Burgls. J. Bntwutlt. W. O. Campbell. B. Cochran*. 3. o. Wtnton, J. O*llo, Vtneeuver: H. B. H*rrlngton. Mr. tot Mrs. V. W. Mclntoah, Toronto. Mr. and Mn, J. White. S*lmo; M. 9 Chadwlck. 9 B. Chatwin, Cal gary; O. Dtwion.'Vlctorlt; Mr. tnd Mn. O. B. Kllburn, TnU: O. A Oordon, BUverton ■ J. H. Pirker Tmlr; Cbtrlu C. Bhiw, Ntlton; Mr tnd Mn. P. 9 Peten, Roultnd; C. J. B. Tin, Ktmloops. S. A. DorM, Oorbin; R. Hunntr, Spoktnt. ^The Savoy Hotel "Where the Guest Is Kin_ " Nelson's Newest snd Finest Hotel. Msny Rooms With Privste Baths or Showers. J. A. KERR. Prop. IM BAKXB BT. PHONB 18 NBLSON, BC. SAVOT-L. J. Sm'ah. Vlctorlt; Adolph En-aeon. Reveietoke; D. J. Mtfktntu, Procter: Mn. M Rice. Ptumon: A. Bwlni, T.all; Mr. and Mn. StlU. L. S. Tattrle. New Den- f vtn 3. 9. Sperling, Blueberry Cruk ■ Jamee A. Millar, Nakutp: Aln E Pumty. Sloctn City; J. N. Murphy, Kulo; B B. MarahaU. silverton, Ttmmy Plttcber, Ptrnlt. Mew Qrand Hotel p. U BAPAB, Prop. Weekly aad Monthly Baue B«< sad Cold Water StatU BM ap DeebU IMS ap BIS) a Ma-Bin and Dp Occidental Hotel M7L 9. WA88ICK SPBCIAL MOWTBLT BATES Oood OomfortabU Boonu Mlntn* Beedquartcn Madden Hotel A Welcome Awaitt You JAB. E. MADDEN Cempletely Bemodelled Het and Cold water In th* HEABT of th* City QUEEN'S HOTEL A. LAPOINTE. Prop. Booms rrom 80r to 81.50 Monthly 818 and np. hatted and hot and cold water in every room tt, phone eo TRANSPORTATION-Freight & PuM-jer. LEARN HOW PLEASANT A BUS TRIP CAN BE You've heard s gnat deal about boa travel In the put few yeara—both pro and con. Now try it yourself! That's tha only sort test All connections art being made, and roads are in excellent condition. Central Canadian Greyhound Lines Ltd. Nelson Depot, 205 Baktr St Phon* 800 NELSON - TRAIL - ROSSLAND OAiiv raucK stevieg Phon* Nelson TT FREIGHT LIKE J. C "teOTTT MUIR. PROP. Prompt Efficient Strvlu al AB. Tlmu LISVINO NSLSON AV IO A M. Phon* Trail 13 or 101 FREIGHT TRUCKS LEAVE NELSON TWICE DAILY • am. and 10:80 s-m. Expect Sunday TraU Phon* 136 TRAIL LIVERY CO. M. H. McIVOR, Prop. Nelson Phon* 36 HENDRICKS1 KASLO.NELSON MOTOR FREIGHT 8ERVICR LEAVING KASLO AND BSTURN-MOBDAT WBDNBSDAT nUDAT. LEAVES KABLO tit AM LEAVES MELBOM 11 AM KiUoo Depot—City aervlce Station. Phone 8 > Bule, Phone it PBOMPT, EPP1C1ENT SEBV1CE eauji,...- IBBNELSON DAILT NEWS, NBUON, BC-MONDAT MOBNINO, APBIL 18,18M- \ I I I^^SW|«__%S_t EE3i .Produced in Canada FOR CANADIANS by Canadians Canadian scenes—painted specially for The Star Weekly by leading Canadian artists — reproduced in their true colors — worthy of frames. Photographic reproductions in sepia- pictures of famous scenes and famous people: News of the world told by the camera. That's The Star Weekly Rotogravure Picture Section. 8 pages every week. Am. t itiS. i-qvis. i*g~* 34 Colored Comics and Cut-outs—16 Full-sized Newspaper Pages. Famous characters from the land of laughter who perform queer antics and Xt\\ new jokes. Lots of fun for old and young. Stories Hy famous writers —Romance — Mystery — Adventure and Humor. Fashion News from Paris — Patterns for the Home Costumer. Cookery—new dishes —new Suggestions for Entertaining. Interviews with Famous People — stories about people who figure in the News. News of the Movies and .Movie Stars —Radio Programs and Radio Performers- Advance news and reviews of the Theatre — Music. And special articles on timely subjects by Star Weekly Staff Writers. 2 sections —32 pages. fr y& fM* y^*t*i ■ttm. vz« News of Sport—and General News of World Interest —8 pages. s "a !_____] •_*^_a*i_«_ ***-&' 5 • of 64 Pages The Toronto lezi/u/ieze /// *****************************************************— 4& PROBATE LAWS CHANGESPEEDS UP THE WORK Centralization of All Payments Is New Accomplishment VICTOBIA. April 15 (CP).—Whlla application* tor probata or letteri of administration muat, aa before, ba Tiled la duplicate wltb the courta, recent changei ln probate and aucoea- eton duty lava of the provinoe have speeded up the granting of probate, and tbe ultimate settlement of estates, lt la pointed out by Hon. John Hart. A material changes la the centralization ln Victoria of all payments undar tha atatues, formerly made at aome 39 different court registries about tha province. While the mlnlater of finance remains responsible under the amended acta, actual assessment of aatatea will be carried out, aa before, by A. C. Campbell, who la to ba ratified under tba new lawa aa aaaeaaor. Oople* of new forma to be uaed ln connection with the return of valuea may now be obtained from the department, or from the Klng'a printer. Soma forma remain'a little altered, but ona la materially unchanged and now includes a return of dutiable property both In regards to the aasets of the eatate, and to other dutiable proparty over which the teetator haa aome measure of oontrol. NEW PURPOSES The official definition of other dutiable property for the purpoee of theae returns, waa outlined yeeterday to Include: Property or income transferred prior to death of the deceased; other property transferred; gift* made during life, not limited to two yeara ln aome instances; real or pereonal property veated ln the deceaeed and another Jointly; property passing under a settlement, Including marriage settlement, when deceaeed retains right to reclaim or resettle, or over which he had powar of appointment; beneficial Intereata arising from annuities prodded by the deceaeed; and Insurance monlea payable to a named benefl- _ clary with statutory exemption* u be- ' Tore. Application* for probate or letters of administration muat be made to the courta, aa before, ln duplicate. New Inventory forma, for affidavits ln connection with succession dutlee. wlll be ueed; what la known aa Inventory "X" being carled by regulations and "Y." by tha act ltaelf, both act* are highly technical. Offhand suggestion advanced hy counael ln a reoent application in tbe courta that tbe new Probate Duty act might be ultra virea of the province is } / not regarded aerloualy by the depart- \ ment, entrenched behind legal opinion of lta own. Tbe statutes were amended primarily to remove any auch objection, after defeat ot tbe original Buooeaalon Duty act In tha courta. rrom a publie standpoint tha amended lawa permit ot quicker sctlon on probate*, wltb oontrol ot actu< al eetetea paaalng into the handa of th* executors without long delays nec- eeeaxy under the former ayatem. Certain right* of the province to examine eafety depoalt boxea are Included ln tbe new machinery, though the point haa not arisen yet In actual practice THE WEATHER SUNDAY WEATHER Mln. Mu. ^NELSON 98 81 Victor!* 18 69 Vancouver 46 88 Kamloopa 30 63 late-van Point 4*1 80 Prlnoe Rupert 44 61 Daweon. YT 86 611 Seattle 48 68 Portland. Ore. , 60 60 Ban Pranclaco 80 66 Spoktne 18 _ 84 Prince Oeorge 16 60 Vernon 37 Crinbrook 18 66 Calgary 33 60 Edmonton 18 40 Swift Current 16 86 Prlnot Albert 14 34 Qu'Apptll* 13 36 Winnipeg 33 SO HUIWpROCfER W1N,L0NGBEACH Camp Has Two Fast Softball Games Yahk Office Nine Beat Married Men TAHK. April IS—A ball game wu held Sunday afternoon when the eoftball team from the office met the local Married Men'a team. Mac Brogan acted a* umpire and Howard Parker aa baae umpire. The game ended ln a victory for the Office ataff with a aoore ot 10-7. Married Men'a team waa Nedelic, Croaa, batteries; Wardrope, Dickson, Pedereen, Ruahcall, Herman, Pearson, Hamilton. Office team waa Wataon. Jupp. bat- terlea; Laaenby. C Allan. A. wiikin- eon. Dixon. T. Wilkinson, Lockwood and Harrlaon, LONOBEACH SAST CAMP, Airll IS. —Softball fans from many polnta ln the dlatrlct vlalted the camp 'hla af- trrnaon and witnessed two faat gamea. ProctVr beat tbe Longbeach boya 11 -10 In an extra-lnnlng game and Oeorge Ben well's Hume hotel team beat Harrop 17-10 In the eeeond. The Procter-Longbeach teama were tied nine-all at tha end of tha nine Innings and had to play an extra one. The Longbeach team was atrength- .nded by Shawn and Holmes, two new .rrtvals In the camp. Phawn on tb* rubber tor the camp chalked up four strikeouts. The, Procter chucker fanned seven. BUl Reno entertained the spectators with an exhibition of baae running- Score by Innings: Longbeach Cast 330 300 103 J Procter 010 106 033 3 Harrop 001 Oil 013 Hume hotel SOO 010 346 Uneuna ware: Longbeach East—Lewellyn, Shawn. Holmee, Walden, Laurence, Marcus, Lapuca. Paige, Puck. Procter—Merrlfleld. P. BonaccI, J. BonaccI. Major, C. Major, O. McKlnnon, Heighton, H. McKlnnon, Batch- elor. Harrop—Holmes. Lewla, Ogllvle, Smith. Morey, Vandergrtft, Pltchett, Calmer. Hume—Realya. C*ark, Preno. Bell, McDougall, Ben well, Ted Romano. J. Plerro. Umpirea wtre Morey, Smith, Fowler IMPROVE ROAD TO RENO MINE Trucks to Haul Gravel From Rock Creek; Sheep Creek Cascade Road Next FIND DROWNED MANATWHARF Paul Boyle Makes the Gruesome Find Fishing The badly decomposed body of a middle-aged man, presumably tbat of charlea B. Canon, discharged re* lief worker, wu ft*hed from the West Arm In front of Xb* city whirl Sunday evening by Paul Boyle. Boyle had hla Une out In about 36 or 90 feet of water when the hook caught the clothing of the drowned man. Pulling ln hla line Boyle had the grueeome experience of seeing the body attached to It. Sergeant Robert Herahaw of the city police force waa summoned and the body waa removed to the undertaken. At flrat complete mystery shrouded the finding of tbe drowned man. A cloae check up with provlnoial polloe gave no record of a man having been drowned or reported missing. It waa only after papers which were found In hla clothing were dried out at the polloe offloe later in the evening that polloe were able to determine who tw waa. papera lnch'~':d a discharge notloe for a w. J. Carlaon i- the Shgreacics r.utf oamp dated-! March 1, and a credit slip on the Oolden Oete cafe. The man la believed to be from somewhere ln Alberta aa the bat he waa wearing bore tha trademark of an Alberta atore. Tha body ahowed no evidence of foul play although It waa not clo»ely examined, whether It waa a caaa of suicide, or and accident, will not be determined until an Investigation by the coroner, Tha man waa about five foot eleven or alx faat and weighed in the neighborhood of 190 pounda* He waa heavily clad, wearing two suits of underwear and a pair of overalls over heavy troueera, the aame aa thoae issued to relief camp worker*. Ha also wore two heavy sweaters. Evidently he had been ln tha water about a month. TBB KELSON DAILT NEWS, NELSON, EC-MONDAY MOBNINO, APBIL 16. US. Ymir Notes PAOB TUBES MAY EXTEND THE RECREATION PARK Parks Committee Mty Add 15 Feet to East End of Grounds TMIR. April 16—Mr. and Uxs. J. H. Clarke, Mrs. Margaret Paters and her daughter, Mn. S. Ball. Mr. and Mn. S. A. Curwen .»nd Mra. LeRoy were Salmo vlalton Tueeday. Mra. 8. Ball bad Mn. LeRoy of Michel as her gueat Wedneaday. Mrs. LeRoy left for Michel Thuraday, and waa accompanied aa far n Nelson by her aon, O. LeRoy. Mra. H. Btr ina, her. daughter and aon, were Salmo vlaltora wedneaday, and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Perklna. Bav. C. E- Motte ot Eaat Trail held a aervlce at Ymlr Thuraday evening. He waa the guest of Mrs. Margaret Petera. SOUTH SLOCAN WINS SOCCER Beats Nelson Juniors 4-1 in Opening Match Vienna eclentleta hava been able to differentiate between natural and artificial alike by using a mlcrodUtU- lation method. Recent work haa mada a va*t Improvement on the road naar Nelway. atatad WlUlam Ramsay, government road engineer. Sunday night. Work haa alao been atarted on the Sheep creek road leading to the Reno and tt will be put In ahape immediately. Thla week two trueka will be moved from Nelway to Rock creek and wlll be uaed for hauling gravel to the resurfacing of tha Tnil-Cutiegar road, particularly ln the Blueberry vicinity. During thla week alao a camp will be atarted ln tbe Sheep-Creek-Cascade area, and that road will be tbe center of activity for a time. Rodgers Plant Returning Work CRESTON, April 16—The veneer aectlon of tha C. O. Rodger* box factory commenced work again tbla week and tha crew la putting Into atock tha material for tha make of strawberry and raspberry cupe. aa wall aa tha decking for tba berry crate*. The veneer 1* being put In the dry kiln, which haa been further Improved thla aaaaon. Mr. and Mra. P. V. Staple* are back rrom a vlalt with Mr. and Mra. D. A. Macdonald at Oreenwood. and report great activity in mining ln that district. Mr*. P. Oarrett and young daughter ara hare from Blake on a vlalt with Mr. and Mn. P. A. LaBelle. Among the activities of the park committee thla year extension of the Recreation grounds some 16 feet or eo toward Cedar street or the east end. The grounds are too small to oare 'or tbe numerous aport groupa and It Is thought that an extension of the grounds tn thla way would aaalst materially. According to park authorities nothing definite haa been determined yet, but the plan la being conaldered alonf with other work for the year. DENVER GOLFERS . TO BETTER LINKS ^__^__ / Directors Elected ud Committees Named for Season MRS. LEONARD IS HONORED Given Shower by the Liberal Ladies' Auxiliary Mn. H. Leonard, who left the city Monday morning, waa Friday night the guest of honor at a handkerchief shower held by the Nelaon Women'a Liberal auxiliary at tbe home of Mra. B. Whiteside, Silica atreet. Whist and bridge were enjoyed during tha evening which waa brought to a cloae by an addreaa given by John Notman. prealdent of the Nelson Liberal aaaoclatlon. Mrs. H. Dunk and Mn. H. J. McLean won tbe bridge prizes and Mn. J. C. Hooker and Mn. J. Duffy the whlat prises. Mr. Notman expreaeed the regret of tha association In losing Mrs. Leonard. She haa been a faithful and valuable worker. Ha alao stressed the necessity of the women being alive to the oondltlona that exiated to meet the future. He spoke of three political aide*. Oh ona aide, he atated, were tha accumulative Intereata. It waa theae Interests that ware the largest element ln the cause of the preaent conditions. On tbe other aide were thou who would break down the clearly dP fined ayatem, the extremist*. The Liberal party waa ln between, he aald. He went on to picture present conditions and the hopeleaa future for the younger generation that waa now In View. There eeemed little poaalble outlet. The taak of providing a measure of alleviation fell to the middle claaa, the Liberals, and It called for moderate action and regulated thinking. He further enumerated the policies ot the three Unea and pointed out the aak of the Liberal party, petitioning the ladlea to uae their franchise to the beat of their ability ln attempt to bring about bettor condition*. After having the better of the play ln the flnt half, the Nelaon Junior football team went down to defeat at South Slocan Sunday after oon 4-1, In the opening game here of the Nelaon and District Football league. W. J. Tlndale, hydraulic engineer of the Waat Kootenay Power A. Light oompany, kicked off. A. Dunsmuir for the wlnnen was the star ot tbp field and soored three of the South Slocan goala. J. Corner got the other for the wlnnen and Bert Blngamun got the lone Nelaon tally. Nelaon held the play In the first halt but were trying to get ln too cloee on the goal before kicking. The weather waa fine and there wu a slight breeze from the side. Bach team played 40 mlnutee each way. LINKUPS Soutb Slocan—0. Hunt, goal; E. Bowkett, R. Woods, back*; Aahley, J. Laurie anu Wallach, halfbacks; Corner, Murray, Parker, Dunamore, Meek, forwarda. Nelson—Affleck, goal; McLean. Bird, backa; Rothery, Mclvor, Whitfield, halfbacks; Anderson, BUhop, Blngamun, Ward and Graves, forwards. HOWE REPORTS. ON CONVENTION Nelson Branch of Canadian Legion Makes Ypres Day Plans NELSON HAS SIX DEGREES FROST With a strong wtnd both Saturday and Sunday, the weather waa -comparatively cool over the week-end, though sunny and bright. During the early houn of both days tl.i mercury fell below the frost mark. Sunday iitornln 9 degrees ot froat waa recorded. Saturday's temperature* varied between 30 and 60 degrees and Sunday's between 26 and 61 degrees. tag neb $128 for institute The fine sum of 1139.16 waa realized by Women's Institute taggers Saturday for the Nelaon and Dlatrlct Women's Institute's special welfare fund. Mrs. M, E. Watts, convener, Mra. Oeorge H. Fraaer, Mn. R. Eunson and Mr*. H. Mackenzie supervised the drive from the Institute rooms and *. -e 46 young ladlea assisted with the tagging during the day. GRADE JUNIOR HIGH GROUNDS To facilitate eoftball and other recreational activities at th? Junior hlgb school, the ctty public worka department haa graded and fixed up the grounds. This waa d ne following a requeat by representatives who attended a mettlng of tha parka committee Friday night. Another requeat that haa been granted and will be attended to by the department la the construction of two more play.rs' benches tor the Recreation grounds. Oh My Head! How It Aches! Headaches ara one of the most aggravating troubles a person can ba tormented with. Those dull throbbing* indicalo there must be something wrong with the system. However, whatever the cause, you will find in Burdock Blood Bitters a remedy to work in such a way that the headaches will eventually disappear'and vou will not be further _^^^^^^k troubled witk them. For ttlt at drug aad gsesral stensi pat ap tos tha past 66 yeersby The T. MJlbura Ce., IimtUd. Toronto, Oat. Blood Bitters Rossland Enjoys Trail Musicians ROSSLAND, April 16.—The Women's Mimical club of Trail delighted a good-nlBFd audience with a high claas program, proceed* going to the Rossland Boy Scouts' amoclatlon. On behalf of the Scouts, Paddy Toplts* thanked the ladles for their asalst- anoe, and Jlmmle Wright presented the conductor, Mrs. 6. 6. McDiatmld, with s beautiful bouquet of roses. The following program was given— "O. Canada I"; chorus; solos, Mn. Ralph Cook: choruses, violin aolo, T. Padberg: choruses; solos, Mn. W. O. Jewltt; choru.es; trio, Mrs. E R. Hsrtmann, T. Padberg and Otto Neld- ermann, choruses. Miss Catherine McLean hu returned to Nelson to resume her studies at the academy. Mrs. Chsrles Scott Is a patlsnt at the Meter Misercordlse hospital. Miss Louise Bradley ot Everett wu ln the city this week. Many Make Merry, at Gyro Hoedown Attired ln overalls, ginghams una rr.js and tatters of every description, a large crowd packed the Eagles hall Friday night for the Oyro hoedovn.- one of the largest dances of the season. After the old barn dance atyle the building wu dressed up with piles ot hsy and garden Implement-. On the side lines play machines were kept busy. Douglas Cummins was chslrmsn and the committees In charge of the varioua attractions were R. E. Crerar and George Fleury. music; Dr. O. A. C Walley, decoration. E. P. Poulln and Charles Doctor, crown snd anchor; R. B. Morris, housle housle; D. Townsend, Austin Carter and V. C. Owen, refreshments; ticket* and publicity, Oeorge Lambert, J. D. Notman, and E. A. Mann. This TESTED Remedy Will Restore Your Energy A girl wbo worka ln an office. who got very little freah air and sunshine, lost oolor. became enervated, and, on November 14, 1961, '■ want to e physician's offios in a | C*nadlsn city and had her blood I tested. The result sru alarming. < The haemoglobin ahowed only 90 per 1 eent, tha red corpuscle count only I 1,700,000. She wu surprised to learn i tbat ahe wu anaemic, but wu relieved when told that the oondltlon •ould be corrected. The physician knew tbe formula • f a popular blood builder. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and told ber to take two of the pllla after each neal for a month and then return for another teet. The second test wu made on Deoember 10, and NEW DENVER. AprU 16—At the annual meeting of tbe Blocan Oolf club, held Thuraday evening, with 21 membera preaent the secretary's reports ahowed a very successful year. The board of directors elected wu u follows: C. P. Nelson, A. Jacobson, Dr. Francis, A. Levy, L. W. Bells, J. E. Kennett, J. Tier, and F. Broughton. Committees ware named u follows. Construction — Messrs. Kennett, Wool ley. MePhee. Ground*—J. Tier, Dr. Francis, J. Draper. Tournament—J. Tier, F. Broughton, Dr. Francis. Social—Mrs. H. R' Kirk. Mra. A. Francis. Mrs. H. Butehart, C. F. Nelaon and J. J. Irwin. It la planned to do a lot of work on the courae this spring and get the new fairways open u soon u possible. Fire on Mountain Top Cause Worry H. L. Howe, delegate for\ number of Canadian Legion branches ln the district to the Ottawa convention held recently, gave a detailed report of the convention at the meeting of the Neleon branch of the Canadian Legion Friday night. Arrangement* were mada for the Ypres day celebration and plana wilt be completed within two or three days. HDGEnJoani SWANS, CRESTON - t A huge fleck of swans, some 150 In number have been wintering on the creaton flats near Wlllams lake, according to Charles E. Moore. They are thought to be Trumpeter swana. a species thought to be nearly* extinct and lf auch la the ease lt wlll prove welcome newa to naturalists. Considerable interest was caused Sunday evening over a amall tire whleh burned hjgh Vp o». oron- ■) Ite mountain, a number ot per- eons thinking that It might a signal fir* of a marooned party. Ute lut night the police had no report of a mining party or parties and put tt down to a flra that had been eet and left by hikers daring the afternoon. The fire appeared te die down and then barn np brightly at times. CHOW LOW BURIED CHINESE SERVICE ahowed an Increase to 64 per oent. of haemoglobin (which surprised even the doctor) and a red blood corpuscle oount of 5.406.000. When lt Is explained thst haemoglobin la the oxygen-bearing, life- supporting element of tbe blood and that red corpuscles an the carriers of haemoglobin it wlll be understood why tbe young lsdy felt renewed energy and ambition, or, u ahe put It, "felt like working sgaln.'* If you lack "pep," tin eaally, are weak, pale, hava palpitation of the heart and dlssy spells, get a box of Dr, Williams' pink Fills at your own druggist's and begin the treatment after your neit meal. Tou ke no chanoaa. Dr. Williams' Fink Pill* an clinically teated. Chow Low, Nelaon resident who died here reoently. wu laid to net In tha city cemetery lut week. The full Chinese burial aervlce wu observed with one of his fellow countrymen officiating. The funeral wu held from the Nelaon Funeral home. UNLOADING TODAT Acme Kleenburn The Cool That's All Cool SOOTLESS — LOW IN ASH EGG SIZE P*r Ton $10.00 WEST TRANSFER CO. PHONE 33 TRAINS AGAIN ON SCHEDULE With damage by falling rock* and a washout on the Kettle Valley around Princeton cleaned up, the CP.R passenger service wu on schedule again Sunday night, the oout train arriving at 8:46. Nakusp Notss NAKUSP. April 14— Mn. N. Hall and Mra. Huggard who apent Euter with the former's parenta. Mr. and Mn. J. Wagstaff. returned to their home ln Sldmouth Saturday. Mrs. Cecil Jordan of Edgewood hu been the gueet of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Jordan. WUUam Shlpmaker of Inonoakltn Valley hu been the guest for *, few days of Mr. and Mra. C. Bergwerf. Mn. W. J. Russell and daughter Kathleen have returned to Kamloops sfter spending the put -fett visit Ing relatives here. Mn, A. Lealle and two amall sons, who have vlalted ln Trail and Na kusp during the Easter holidays, have returned to their home In Kamloops Mr. Webeter and Mlaa A. Olrand, who have been visiting ln Nelaon. vlalted In Nakuap Sunday en route for Bdgewood, when they teach achool. Jack McLeod, Frits Jordan, lnd Neabltt and Lloyd Jordan of Edge- wood motored to Naksup Saturdsy to attend the Trall-Nakuap football gsme. J. Allard. Pete Kararovltch, R. Kef- fer and Miss Eva Brown of Burton wen vlslton ln town Monday. Mlas Mary Kirk wu a vlaltor to Nelson recently. Mn. W. J. D. Rogera and Mrs. Rogers of Eut Arrow Park, motored to Nakusp. accompanied by Mra. W Rogers of Bonnlngton, who hss been their gueet recently, and who left later by stage for ber home. J. Collins of West Demara wu a vlaltor ln town Tueeday, coming up by launch, Mn. J. H. Thexton of West Demara is a vlaltor in town. ROBSON IS GIVEN POST The appointment of WlUlam Rob aon to be a commissioner under*} ths evidence act, for auch time u ha remains in the employ of the government agent's office at Oranbrook, appears In the laat issue of tbe Britlah Columbia Gazette. Creston Auxiliary Bridge Is Success CRESTON, April 16—The Women's auxiliary of Chrlat church had a good turnout at the bridge Thuraday afternoon, at which the prises at auction bridge went to Mrs. L. C. McFarland and Mrs. J. O. Connell. At oontraet tha hlgb eoore wu made by Mrs. M. Smith. After play a aplendld lunch wu served. . T. Ackerman left op a business v'sit to polnta ln Alberta, and will bs away for about io days. Richard Thurston Jr. hu gone to Trail to secure employment. Bob Currie Is renewing acquaintance ln Klmbsrlsy. MlM Betty Kemp hu returned from a 10-day visit with her friend, Mlu L. Cookaon, In Nelaon. Mra. Tom Wilson and young daughter of Cranbrook are here on a visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mn. J. E. Healer. Bridge Party Is Held at Moyie MOTTE. April 14—An enjoyable bridge party wu held at the home of Mrs. Oordon Jewell Tuesday evening ln honor of Mn. Babe Leask, before her departure from Moyle. Thou preaent wen Mra. Oulndon, Mra. R. A. Smith. Mrs. J. W. Fitch. Mrs. J. Whitehead and Mlsa D. Spence. Miss Ddt Spence and Mrs. J. Whitehead wen the prise wlnnen. Betty Lou Frleseu, who Is at pres- tnt on a vlalt from Klmberley with her aunt, Mra. Oordon Jewell, hsld a party Wedneeday afternoon for her newly made Moyle friends. Nearly aU ths girls in the town from school age to 14 being preaent. Oamu on tbe lawn and a bounteoua repast brought happlneu to both gueeta and host***. Afur being In Moyle for nearly three yean, Mr. and Mn. Doug Crooks and family an returning to Klmberley when Mr. Crooks parenta reside. Constable W. A. Jupp of Moyie wu here Wedneaday. Brouse Shower for Bride-elect NAKUSP. April 14—A miscellaneous shower wu given by the Brouse community in the Brouse hall ln honor of Mlu Annie Ooulak. bride-elect. Many useful and beautiful gift* wen received. Dancing wu Indulged ln. and supper served st midnight. Creston Hot Near 50 Street Lights CRESTON, April 15—All nine new strut lights ordered installed by the village council have been placed and the new onu ordered at Monday night's oouncll mwtlng. to be placed near tha steps leading up the CPR. platform, will be working baton the week Is out. With these new installations the tffwn hu almoat 50 atreet light*. Mrs. Ivan O'Nell of Vancouver hu arrived for a visit with her mother, Mn. Stace-Bmlth, and other relatlvaa and friends In this district. Now that ths roads ore in real good condition the haul "f lop is under way from the Cecil Hamilton Ur.it on Ooat mountain, northeut of town. W. Kelrn bu the trucking contract and tba timber la going Into the C. O. Rodgers mill In town. ' Mn. It. Dalbom of Wynndel spent e fsw days this weak with Mr. and Mra. W. A. Psase. Mr, snd Mrs. W. Fraser an home again, after spending a fsw days with friends at Trail. Mrs. W. Ferguson Is boms from a ahort vlalt with ber ao -In-law and daughter. Mr. and Mn. W. Defoe of Nelaon. Mn. A. L. Cameron wu renewing acquaintance at Cranbrook. Ths serious heart malady, angina pectoris, strikes men more often than women, due apparently to their more strenuous activities. ^^™ Great for children Children certtinly do like Kellogg. Whole Whett Flikt-1. And of courie there'i nothing better for them thtn whole whett. Youll ilio be delighted with the economy of the big red-ind-green package. Mide by Kellogg in London, Ont. .uM*__ CROPLAND SWEET ll V- S 250500" $1.00 ONION SETS— fftft r« lb -~99 no* - THE NELSON DAILT NEWS. NELSON, B.C--MONDAT MORNINO. APBn/Tl, 1SS4 - Mm Sally JJeaw 8rt*blUh*d Mill S3, Ilia "lnttrior of British CotvmMa't Family Ndwi-pa-psr*' Aim. THE NEWS WHT-l H It ItlWd publl»h*d th* me •-ran morning ttotpt Sundty by wwa popusbino ~iriK— Biker (Mft. NtUco. oom-Ain. uvnro, BrltUh Oolumbla. Msmber ot Ttt Ctnidlin Pnti Lttied WIN Ntwi ttrrlot I thl AUDIT BURIAU OP OUWOUTIONB MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1M4. SPOKANE TRADE GAINS 76 PER CENT It is good to read in tht Spokane Spokesman- Review that the federal reserve bank reports a 40 per cent increase in retail trade on the Pacific slope of the United States, with Spokane in the forefront of lt with a 76 per cent figure. News that recovery aouth of our sector of tht international Une is definitely on tht way and may soon be keeping pact with that on our own side, is certainly gratifying, and it is fairly in ordtr to congratulate Spokane, which historically hai mtny links with our territory, on leading tht procession, Tht bank failures wtrt a severe blow, but tht loan in the winter from tht reconstruction finance corporation tipped tht scale heavily, and it it evident that the Northwest ii heading toward better tmes. Generally speaking, everything thtt helps Wtthington helps British Columbia, and everything that helps the Inland Empire-helps tht Kootenay territory. As on illustration, tht more money that goes into circulation ln Spokane, the mort Spokane motorists will visit this district, and tht mort Spokane money will ba going into mining development here. In discussing tht report of tht federal reserve bank, tht Spokesman-Review says editorially, under tht head, "Why Spokane Leads": Surrey* cf bualntu br MM f-MUrtl mtrvt btnkt in dtptnd- ab'ie tad eeeiwrvatin. Tain U tncourtglng aignlllotnct tben- fore la tht cuntnt nport by th* ftdtnl ruirvi btnk tn otn pranclaco that null tndt ea tht Ptcltlt _opt hu tdvinoed mm* this Id ptr ctnt from th* low-wtUr mirk ot tht dtptw- •lan: lnd thlt tpoktm htidt ill thl cltlu of Uw wuurn elope with in Inert*** of nurly 78 ptr unt onr ulu of a yttr igo. Tht federal rutrvt btnk reporu thtt the mott huruslng cause of the net U tht broad spretd ot reemployment with wtgt ln- creaau tad gretUr tctivity In many llnu of Industry. SpokiM't Mptcltl good fortunt cin bt ittrlbuUd to two ttlmuliting lowl tnfluenew. Tht city u tht offidil tgrlcul- tunl cndlt cipttn of th* Piclflc Northwteurn auua. tnd rapid I ttw Ortnd CouU* dim, t project whou dtntopmtnt .—.___ _*.__»■.n,i_, m tn. Will— Wtll it lut If* i Between Youand cMe •y /. b. c i to thlt. -wuRss z,^ i-aja ^-*iij*m**mtrjLm duttrui d*nl*pra*nt uid ultlraatonr**- trid liad, u tb* ehwrlng ntllMttonj b*trunlng nwtrd NT MM drew I retlltv. WlU UUnd ovtr rnanj j™.. <-.,—, _—-_— - duttrui dtvtlopnunt tnd ultlmtt* rtcumitlen of t vut tnt ot trtd ltad, u tht cMtrlng reaiintion ot * dnam of so yun, tad lutrunlng nwtrd tor the filth, liboit tnd ptnuttnu tbtt midt ON THE MR TONIGHT CHAPTER I MALA, It you don't believe thtt aprlng u htn you mutt htvt missed tht activity on tht bill grounds tad moreto tht tctivity pn thi waterfront. • a e But owntrt wtn out la font on Stturdiy tad Sundiy, painting, puttying, caulking, oiling, grtuing ind doing otbtr neoeaury thing, to gtt waur waft reidy for tht lummtr'a ictlTitlw, ^^■"""■■™""™ It you don't bellare mi, ill you htn to do U to wilk around tbt tlotu tnd witch tht bon it work. i I a For luaUnce, Don Lucu tad • bunch of tin boyt from tht Rowing club were doing tht loctl plumbing wcUty out ot work lad wagu, md thty did aot forgtt thttr tools, by n- ptirlng tht plptllnt to tht Rowing olub. Tbty cltim they wtrt not getting tnough water, although th* pipes carrying th* waUr muat run through at leut 100 yards of Kootenay like waUr bafore retching tht Rowing club premltu. aaa Howard Murphy ind Jick Boyce an bus} installing an engine la * boat they hoped to uu thU aummer— Tony Bill hit tomt new chtngtt on Ult launch for the aummer—M, I. Blown It insulting new mtclttnlctl app*r*tu* on hli wive-puther—Tttt Irvlnt, who remembers the Wut Arm whtn thtn wtn no lutomobllu, u atlll A (Inn believer In tbt Launch club of Ntlton—J. O, Patenaude, do- netor of the Patenaude ahleld. for apttd boot racing twty back—wall, who care* ■ btlUvu that' Ntlton hw tht but wtur tor tporu of any dot- cription tn the northwut—tnd ht wu tround on Sundiy, hoping that ISM would be a bigger and bettor yttr tm Ntlion—Lou OUbtrt, who runt tht Ltdy Bird, tht speed boat ot tht Itkt—hid hU thlp out ou Sundiy tfumoon tnd wu ht bum* MIOHTT HUNTER OP THI ARCTIC. Th* little Btklmo vllltgt authrd with tiolumtnt. Prom IU doun or mon Unu ot walrua hldt, mtn woman tnd ohlldran ruahed out it tht ahout: "Mala rtturnal Thi dogt in wttry with their burden Ot gauel" Abi, Mila'a gtntU young wlft. followed by toddling Uplk. thtlr lour-ytir-old ion, Mt out to mut tht returning hunter, hit atep-aon Onokldck, afted ftftwn, tad hla ion Puala. four yun youngtr thin Ortokldok, Thty had traveled many weary mllea to tbt Inland like when tht wUd getie wtnt to molt, ind whtn thty hid fallen tuy victim! to tht humeri aklll. Th* vllltgt turned out la eager wtloomc to thtlr Utder, tad thl freah aupply ot mwt to thtlr meagre and fut-dlmlnUhlng ltrder. , Neither Mill nor Abl apokt u thty mtt, but thty smiled quietly. at eaoh othtr with undtrtttndlng tfftctlon u tht young matron lleved her huaband of tht | alung ovar hu ahouldtr, using hu burden, for hi wu ileo ctrrying hU kiyik. Tht vllltgiri gtthtrtd tround tht returning proooulon, w Abt tnd Naurs. Mala* agad mothtr, wtUUd by tbt two boyt, btgan relieving the doga of their burdtnt, Tht " *' watched Itolldly the unloading ot tht gtmt, etrtving aclthtr to thow thtlr latrwt la tuch I gnat haul nor their hope thtt Milt would thtrt with thtm tht ruult of hU forty. Abi proudly htld up ont of tht lattwt ol "How would w» tUl our belllu without Mtlt, tht mighty hunter?" Mill met th* wlftly prau* with * *ooff. "Oh, I am juat t poor mm who fMMi t dud goou now md _W^^^ Auction and Contract Bridge BJ thi Worldl Ludlng Authority HILTON o> won Mall plcktd up I number of lease tnd tpprotchtd Taparu. tha atrtngtr, md hli women, md gtvi thtm tht oonnattontl Btklmo gr -ting, tfur which h* pnunUd the grew. "On* tttnd* uhanud >nd grtUful befon i big hunter," wtd Ttptrte, tcotptlng the gift, "P*opU in gltd to htn you Join tlwlr village," tmiltd Mils kindly, "On* U gild to remiin," nplltd TtpirU. Tht hunter ladloattd thalr cloth* lag. "Tou nnd ntw skim. My wlft ■bill bring them to your wives." Mala nodded kindly at tht ttrang. ere tnd returned to Abl, foliowad by admiring glances trom the shining eyea ot Ivt, thi tldtr of TtptrU's young wives. Hu lln* ptrUd la an eager tmlle. Giggling laapaujak, Tarparu's othar wit*, had tyw only for tht geese whou plumpnui tht explored with hir linger,. Mill ttrodt to th* meet nek, * till itructure made of driftwood md whalebone, too hlgb for tht itouUtt ot th* dog* to retch. Tht huaklea aprang after him, barking tnd lets. Ing, ture thtt thty now would bt fad. Mala, tttrtUd it tht lownlii of tht mttt tupply, took but one slab of caribou mttt lnttotd of tht two thit ht hid InUndtd to feed to tht dogt, out It up Into piece* md ted It to the inimaV uklng cart that no dog got mon thtn hu than. Thtn Mill willed slowly through tht vti- lag*: th* mut rack* w*n empty, oi nearly eo: doga atood hungrll* ibout Uw entrmew to the unu*, htn tnd tbtn wtrt women plucking tht geeet thit Milt hid glvtn thtm, Ortokldok, ctrrying piru ot a rabbit trip In hU hind, ww hU step- fither dimming the mtlt racks, tnd •topped tt hU tld*, divining hU fttl- Ingi- "Hw tbt Oreit Mountain Spirit brttthed ill tbt caribou Into hu nottrlU?" hi uked. md p*u*ed to lUUn to tht willing of a dUtint wolf which wt thi dog* to howling, STIPIUITV VS. COMMON SENSE Tht imount ot itupldlty with which pltyen who eonilder thtm- selves ln tht tint flight tometlmu manage a Brldte hand U quite ra- mirktbli. OfUa, wltb grttt Ingts- ulty, thty lucotd In btlng defeated when tht contract ihould be fulfilltd without difficulty. A recent duplicate hand llliuatritw thU: Thin, without wunutlon, h* b* ^^^^^^^^^^^^ gtn dlttrtbutlng tht ciroastea^ot tht laugh up on th* top of th* cliff win ing ui) th* mllw—H* took eeveral 1 his lenerotity SUM among tht vinegar*1. Tht mtn rtctlved thtm with quiet dignity, but tht women, with emiUa md gltnua. ihowed their tdmlrtttoa of Malta ability w t hunter lad of CANADIAN BADIO COMMISSION NETWORK g:00 Kour ot Otuty ud Bomtnei 7:10 Newt tnd WuUWr *Porecut 7:}l Moonlight 00 tht River I 00 Call of tht North • oc Marimba Nonlty Oroup NBC-KOO NETWOBK KHQ KI1W KH KOO KOMO KJR SM Cll Ml 7M nt (70 1*00 Eileen Plggotl, toprtoo 1:00 Mloetrtl thaw iKPI. KOA) • IS Argtntlnt Trio, latteumtntal- uu • SO Ship cf Joy, Otpt. Dobbili 7 00 otnt Arnold, LulUby Udy T:S0 TU*U Uth, conwdUnne: Out Amheimi Oreh. too Arnot 'a' Aady til Piano Ploturw, AlUtn Pealy. Phylllda AahUy, pim-u till Th* PhllUtln* (KOO. KP1) tM Richard Crook*, tonor |:O0 Hollywood 0B th* Air tM Prankie Muur'i Onh 10*00 Ntwt Plashes Mtlt Jty Wblddin't Onh. ItM Prtu-Radlo Burwu 11*00 Tom OotkUy-i Orch. (KOO) 1 IM Ted Plerttoi Orch. 11:10 Strlngwood BnwmbU CJM.-DON UB NETWOBK kvi Krac kow ksl kol Sit IIS Mt IIM ll'O 1*00 Bow PoaulU. Optra toprmo. KosUIimU* Oreh. IM Big Show; drmutic cart 7*00 Wtynt King's Orch. 1*10 Bvta Evani. btrUeet 1:M Military Band (OL) 741 Myrt ud Marge fnm Chicago l-oo Jtmbont (Don Ut) 1*00 Tito Ouiur. toner i.M Chtriu DavU Oreh. I 10 Butt Sotnlek*i Orch. I 41 Enoch Llghfa Onh. • :00 Uon Btlwoo'i Orch. t'M Pmeho snd HU Orch. 10*00 Bill PUek't Bowery Orch. COL) 19 M Dud* Ranch Roundup (Dl) 1190 Th* Bowery Orch. (DL) tM k CJOB SM m VANCOCTER IM w 6:00 Musics] Program HW Mock fluoutlont *:M Niwi VtrUtUt 701 Mualcal Pntrtm 7:11 Volet of Prognu 7:M Wlllltm Pont, bwlton* 7:11 Ctrdo Smaller vlollnUt 1*00 Chutw Bony, inngt till Vmcounr Museum Program 1*0 Cirlbeo Cowboyt ISO Ttw Hasten Mude Boom CRCV lit.' IIM k VANCOUTEB 7*00 Rworded Program 7:11 PUId Orop D. O. laird 7 10 se* cue Network B:S0 Province New* BIS Agricultural Talk 1*00 Bw O.R.O. Network I :S0 The Pour Porter* 10*00 Vsnoouver Thwtn of AU ISM k C44T III TRAIL * 8:00 Thwtn Prognm CIS -turner! VOCklUM S:M Drwmy Waltaer* 0:45 Drttmltnd 7*00 Lutntf Wimet Orch. Tils VarUty Program Problem* la SO. Wt KPO 441 AN nUNCIICO M,Mt W 1:00 Ptul Ctrton, orgmUt «:J0 Slftty Pint ett Su Appwl 7 00 Southern Harmony pour 7:11 Ptul Mirtln. btnjo 7 SO Concert Petiu 7:41 awnford Univ. Program 1*00 Piano PtU I'M Magnolia MlnltreU I-00 nuu Hour • 15 Tht Oreh. ' 10:00 Powdtr Puff R*vu* 10 SO Piclflc Stranidtre 1 -00 Ted Plerlto'a Orch. 11 :S0 Charlee Run ran. orgaa pirtm out lor a ipln oa thi lik* it fnm IS to 10 mllw Mr hour—md wu ht hippy to do to—Dr. Ray Shaw, an enthualut ot tba waur from away back, wu out la hu oonralla aiding Lou In hU work—George Marquis MW thit tvtry one had hU Ufa belt — Mickey McEwtn ut oa the aide of tha engine to Mt thit nothing ww out of 4 plaoe—Kan Skltchard wu In chute t" tf tht electrical tnd, Oeorge Pwu Bad' a rldt with Lou, but lnaieu thtt hu [Ltugh-a-Lot can best uy boat on tiw llkt it it mllw ptr hour—Pred Ir viae missed t trip oa tht Ukt with Lou's hott, but lniwu he will htn t rldt btfore tht lutamer'i over—nam whtt I wn heir Dr. J. P. Guuln ctn't swim t stroke, but—hs U fitting wmewhit luktwirm oa lake navigation--and I would not ba aurprlatd to tw him ll tht ttiur of t beat befon Ue year U over—W. E. Wuton, our genltl olty ^^^^^^ to having t ride la I apwd boat oft Sunday —w tw *v*r will without having on*—Martin Bo- blchaud may enn be eun behind a whwl before the aummer U over— At the witorfront I noticed Hippy Tognottl of Trail—who runt i butchtr •hop tbtn— tad would aot bt tur- prutd—If Hippy did oot gtt tht apirit wtn hi in Ntlton mora ofton— Rtg Oonrad wu buty getting hU atml* otbln erulwr rwdy for tht eunurwr'a tctlvititt—iw heck. Uwn were lou of them around and I can't remember •vtrythlng 1 ut In t couple of houn— but thli all Indicate! that ther* u activity among our launch owntrt on tht wttorfro-nt—aad that tbU ywr than U tvtry hopt tbtt our wittr ■port*—whleh lo th* put w*n tuck t drawing card tor all tht ptoplt ln tht nrloui dlitrlcu oontlguoui to Ntlion la th* put—win be coming b*ik tbl* aumswr. * e * Mtn't hoping thtt our wtter in- thuiltiU wlU provide ui with lot* of enttrtitament during th* mon thi, Sttndlng ipart from tht vUligan wu t atrangtr md two young women. Tbey looked on qutttiy, without making a mon to Join th* group ot th* bwiwftelirui of Mili'i generotity, though tht poor itate of thi lummtr tkim thiy wen pro* cltlmed thttr nted. Mala glanced it them tad tpokt to hU wlft. Who tre thaw atrangert?" 'A poor huaUr from tbt Igdluka Hi* dogi ran twty btctUM thsy btd no mwt." iilhouttud a number of wolvw, Vila turned to bU atepton. nodding to- wtrd tht wolvw. "A foolUh boy ukt wtwn tht carl bou ml" Abulwd, Ortokldok htld up hie trap. ^^~ "A foolUh boy sow to tosd hu trtpt." A brwd, affectionate grin ww on Mala'i ftw u lw witchtd th* boy dtptrt. A gust ot wind whipped acrou hU taw md tw githtrtd hie Krka mora elculy ibout him. Hi iked up into the aky: dark, hwvy cloudi wtn lathering on the horlMo: forectsttng the tpprotch of wtnUr. Much conctrned. tht hunter returned •lowly to hU tent. M •H-H-l ♦ MM ♦It ♦ l-M-1 ♦H-H Si *w ♦HH-T4- M (% *** *m THAT BODY OF YOURS By JAMU W, BARTON. UA Every South btctrot tht Dwltrtr wit., a oontraet ot thrw No Trumpt, no tutt oall being madt. In thi pliy, Wwt ltd hit fourth bMt Httrt. At mtny of thi tablw, dummy won wtth the Jaok In order to try the Diamond flnewt. Oa trick I, WMt't Quten of Dltmoadi captund Soutb'a Jack ud • woond Hurt wu led. Thla time, the Declanr won la the cloud hand with th* Aoe oo w to lwve anothtr entry ln dummy tnd thin ltd tht Aw ud a •mall Diamond wltb tht hop* ot finding a S-S edvirw dlvltlon. Whin thli falltd, t Club ww led which Wwt won md ouhtd hU good Diamond ud, u But ■uhuqutnuy took trleki with tbi King of Clubt md tht Aw ot Spadea. the tdvtmrlw dtfttttd tht Declarer in lotto of hli combined hand oount of 27, generally tinplo for a thrw No Trump contract. Tht hud ihould hivt bwn pltytd u followi. Thl ftnt Hurt won with cloeed htad't Act. md thtn t tmalt Club ltd. (Bnn It thl Diamond ft newt won. tht ehuew win two to one iftlntt tht tdveree Dlamonda being dlvidtd t-S, ud without thtt dlvltlon. thrw tnck* In Spade- and Cluw muat tw wubliBhed.) Th* Olub would be takan with the Xing, and trick 8 either a Heart nturned or a Spade lad. The latur would -Amplify the Dtcltrer't tuk, but wltb a woond Heart led th* Declirer would win ud Uad a ncond Olub, which would doubtlew be followed by a third Hear*. Then a email Spado would be led from the North hand, and game would be made by following the old theory of postponing a ftneaw w long u poaalble. TOMORROW'S HAND —51+r TRANSMISSION Or COMMON COLDS BY IXIOUS It Itw bwn known for a long tlmt thtt thi oommon oold cm bi p**t*d from on* Indlvlduil to mothtr by meana of tht brttth, particularly It tht ont to whom It U pawed hu * undeacy to acldoeU. It hw long bwn impacted (out not known) thtt tht common cold mty bt apntd bT means of food handled by on* hiving a cold. Howtver on. ****. a. Bllat ud T. H Long, John Hopklna unlranlty, htve mide tomt interesting eiperlmesti which proved thtt contomlnaUd tood may traaamlt tht common oold to chlmpmute. Plftwn tpee wen kept for thrw montha uader itrlet quarantlnt condition!. AU itundmu wen nam* Ined dally tor infection! In thi now ud throat ud rtmilntd healthy throughout the experiment! Ttw ttteadaato won mwki ud gtwni ud took full input pn- ctuttom In preptrtni food and Uklng etn of tht tntmall. During thla preliminary period of thrw month* the tlftwn apw remained tnt ot Infection ot th* now ud throat. At tbe ead of the three montha a peraon Buffering trom * common oold wtt allowed to prtport tood for tbt ulmali. Afttr tht food wu pliotd in wtptlo (in* trom orgtu- lam) cootaliwra by thU penon, ho left tht kitchen. Tb* atundant than entered, oarrled tha oonulner* to the quarantine rooma, ud placed thtm In thi indlvlduil chlmpmiw ctgw. Within forty tight houn after the tint ratal, flv* of ttw spw developed typlctl tymptomi of in- ftotloa, tuch w dUchftrg* trom th* now, obstruction of the now, mouth breathing, alight fever, md u In- create la thl number of whll* ecr- ptucua la the blood whleb *o- compuU* my Infection. Two of the ulmaU developed a modarattly unn cough. I believe the abon experiment ahould be a legion to til of becauu It U pot unuiuil for the Indlvlduil who pnparw thi food la tha kitchen to han a wld, but nothing U thought about It, becauw ihe may not ooow In eottget with other memben of the houu- bold. Thi tlmpU tet of mains euro thtt thi hudi of the we who U praptrini the food in wwMd with ordlniry Ksp ud wattr btfore tb* meal U prtpvtd might prevent mmy cues of common cold Ul th* totrn. hold. WEEKI.Y WEATHER BULLETIN wetthtr ln that part of tbt oountry to which the wtrm motor of tht wmi- permment low hw bc*n uanalaud by thli movimtnt, wbldt It nmtlni for • long tlm* oold In thi ngtoni occupied by tht cold wgmint. It u wtll known thit ont of thut wml-piruuuwat lowt occuplw a pot- Itloa about balf war betwwn ttl* Some yean ago It wu dltcovtrtd by tbi Bwtdlih mettorologuu tbit tht common or typlctl itructure of cyclonic deprawloni, or low biro- miutc prwturt utu, wu, roughly, wmiwhlt almllar to l otrcular dUk ootapowd ot a warm and a cold ut- mtnt. thl cold in* btlng about 70 ptr wnt greater thu tht worm component. iTiii lingular dlteonry at onoe tiptilned a contldtrtble numbtr of heretofora tlmott lnaipliciblt elr- cumiUncw oonntctad with wttther phenoment, tht myatertout ont of which, perhipe. ww thi twt thit thi wwthtr U of»n wtrm In ont section but oold In uother aot fir iwiy, with no tppannt difference of prw- eurt betwwn them. It ww found thlt thU ptcularlty U ptralittnt tor all fonai, Uwi md characurt ot cyclonic dtprtwlon*. ud u wi ban loaf bwa familiar with th* to-called atml-parmmint lowt, in varloui locatloni on tht tarth'i turtle*, thli dlioonry fully nplalni how oat ptrt of thtm miy cause oold while the other cauiw wtrm we»ther. Supposing thtt i How otrcultr or •pirat motion U tht attural movtnwnt ln aay cyclonic dcprittlon, tbm it ll wit to wt thlt for i conildirablt tlmt thtn wlll bt unuiuilly worm Good Housekeeping By Circle Na 4 of St. Psul'i Uditt' Aid Hon* but twttd recipe* will b* lnnrUd. , , KJB 171 k _________________ SEATTU MM W I'M Run tchool Reporter. 1:41 Minhetun Renew 7*00 Plnsnelsl Talk 7:11 Lit* of Paul Bunyan. drama 7:M Wsiu Dnau. Solberg too Bongs Wt Low t-M Dollan md onu I 45 Prank and ArchU, BT. I OS Hollywood On th* Air 10 00 Moonlight MalodlM to IS Starlight Hour 11:30 Nightcaps KNX IM* k CPCN CALOABT IM tw CRC. Network SM ttudlo Program 1:00 tw C.R.C. Htt work ISIS si ■ IIM B BOLLYWOOD t-00 Ntwi Strrlw 1:15 Conwrt EnumbU 1:41 Ambundsn. BT 7*00 WaUnabe md Hon. ArchU 715 Craty Quilt, toogt. toawdy 7M Jtck Dole, tenor: Orch. Ill King cowboy 1*00 The In-Uw* 111 Tb* Vdw Pand* IM Sii-Paet-r*»ur QumUt s*oo mm. Bti iin I IS Ruw Valentine I J0 Tbt Crockttu 10*0 PtU Pootrelll't Onh. BRIDE 11 INJl'RED WATCHET. England, (OP)—Slipping on tht tupt ot Witchtt Baptist cburch after her wadding. Mrt. P. W. HIU fill aad dUlocated her ahouldar. Sh* ww taken to hoapltal where th* shoulder ww put right by a aurgton befon ahe eould proceed on her haa* eymoon It you really with to itlr up your lagging energy ud fanruhly enjoy a May aprlng, give a ehlldren'a party I Han the amall folk make Uttls May baakeu ot palatod wrdbwrd, wtth tb* invlutlon to tb* party lnalde Th* bukeU may be decorated with crepe paper or spring dandelions. The mala requirement for a May basket U that It must be husg on th* door u a May-day e-urprU* for th* parson for whom It U InUndedl And bar* again, a ninny Saturday noon U ttw tlmt to htn s children! Mty party. You need not pUn my enurtalnment. Juat turn tbem out In the warm aun- ahlne tad Ut thtm etper. Children of tlmott tay Ige Ion food thit'i labeled party—aad the decoration! do It. Tht wrprue thlt ill children Ion mty bt tucked twsy In a May poU favor— howl Bat a tall etndlt (un- llghttd) In th* mlddlt of th* Ublt md tu piper ttntmtrt to It for your Mty poU. Carry tbi paper to each child* place with t tiny fivor Uke llttM ibovel and pall or a now jar on the aad. LlttU doUa repre- sentlni Miy poll dmcerl mty bt put oo uch itnamar. Nothing oould be S*r«r. Iton are thrw reclpw Included tn the menu which you mty with to ttnti Dtlay Rln Bollid fluffy rlw Benmbled tggt On oai large platt, or on Individual piitte, tmagt I er I Unt table- tpoontuU et rlw la th* ahap* of d*Uy peltla. pltot tortmbltd tgga Ut tht tlhttr lor sold hurt. Orange Jday Baaktta Fill KOpptd-out orang* bwkeU wtth Im bum, cuitard, or cut-up trult. TU a tiny flowtr oc tprtg of tnth mint to ttw htndu. -IM-T+W tm [-_«*"* ♦I44-) (J_MU»IH-T-M ♦ t-HH ♦i * iti n Hudson Bty high and tht ponuaaat high of the Bitter Root mouatalni of MonUnt, ud in tht lat* wtattr of 1NS-S4 it tumt tbt wtrm Mgmint of lt occupltd tht touth-wMt quirttr. wltb IU wittra line ot dlicontinulty running in thl gtntral direction of thi MUaUUppI vtltey. thl wwthtr to tht wit of tbtt lln* being eicetd- lagly cold, while to the tmt It ww normil md mild. Tht periodic tlmi of th* wculir motion of thli grttt cyclonic in* U Irregular, but roughly utlmated the warm atgmtnw ihould sweep throtgh moet of tbe Oalttd Statw md Canada during the tprtng of llll. Tht variation It producw In ttmptr- ttura It normally aot mon thm •omt two to Dt* d*fraw, but thU It uough to wuw eicwalv* heal In •ui*m*r month*, though alngulirly tnough, In wlntor monthi Ito laflu- tnw twmt tntlraly negligible, or be- • comw muked tt lower tmperituru. 30 YEARS AGO (rrom Th* Dally Newi tf AprU 11, UN) 0. Brown, commercial traveller, brought tbs newt down from Sandon yutordiy thit i elide htd ctrrtid twty two on houwi it tbt Slocu ttor mint. tee Tbi NeUon Oun elub now hw lta gum ud trap* it tht ind ot tttnlty itrwt. eee W. Blihemore lift by lait night's train for LUtoet fcr the purpow ot inspecting a frw milling proposition then, wbleh U under bead to a Nttun •yndlctU. With Uttrtt thi Trump, now muy trick* ihould touth tak*' thinly allcad frwh tomatow wtth ahredded Uttuw: or mlnoed ettory: or minc*d cooked or wnned string bttnt with tttwtd tomatoes; er cooked, canned or raw iplnich with minced cooked or nw ctrrota. Banana Casew I rip* bmanu 1 cup cream I frwh ttnwbarrU* B* tun thl bananai in rip* Thu with a lharp knife nmon a Mellon ot ikln trom th* conc*v* aim ot thi btntnu. IUdioti th* btnini pulp, mut It with a tork md add tht cretm whleh bw bwa whipped •tltt. Refill th* baa*aa cuow ud top with • frwh atrtwhtrry cr cbtrry, Bern with cooklw made In tbt ahape of paddlw. To do thu draw * ptddlt en a plan of cardboard and eut It out. Lay thla on the rolled out cootie dough' and eut around lt with a thtrp knlft. Preah VegeUble Sandwich*! TTw any one of the following till lnga: Minced ctbbaga tad ralalnt. or'however. A win oo*t lunger U htndy tor drying bow or otbtr null trtleUe, u it mty be quickly hung on a hook or aalt, on a poreh or ther convenient I pltn. Bt lute tb* win U not rutty, "A meteorlo origin hu bwn taerlb- •d to nln* or men cratora In tht world, but thu origin U recounted by icitntuu gtnenlly for oaly fin.' nyi H. D. Nleholt, tctlag curator of gtoloty it thi PUId muMum. BUY PBOVINCUL IAVINOI CALOARY, (CP).-During tht ytar IIM rwldtnu of Albtru Invwttd N,SM,0M In provlncltl wTtagi ctr- tlflwtw. Totol amount oa ditwlt traounUd to M,00l,«OI. CUUNt AND POLISHES Btrthtubt, Waihbagins, Windows, and MuTOfta CMinot scratch. SPRINGTIME SPRAY TIME Wt havt a foH lint of Spray Pump*, Rtpalr Parts, Hose, Pruning Shears and. Implement! for the farm and garden. Sm onr lint of Ntw ^^^^^^^^^^ Sttds and Onion StU. Nelson Hardware Co. WboUelU mt BclaO Qoallty Bird ware Bel MM NeUon. BC THE GUMPS! FRONT PAGE NEWS AUNT HEX •Thet huwy nwdat thlak thii ittractln It daeeal takv much to attract the kind o' men that will flirt with a married woman TEN YEARS AGO (Item Th* Dally Newi *f April 11. IH4) PIT* hundred dolltra bin bwa votod by th* council for the publicity eemmlltw. eee w. Wud of Proctor hw irrtvid tn tbi Mty to tptnd t ftw dayi with Mend!. eee Oeorge kin of Rowlind went ywterdty In tht elty. 20 YEARS AGO Th* flMit win meHi doth hu 100,000 optninti to tht squire Inch. (Trom The D*ti* Kf« ot April ll, 1114) Otttr-e tmrpobilet, rttneh chwn- plon, knocktd out Otorgt llltohtll. north Bngland champion. In Um flnt round of their Mu* |p ParU T*et*e4*,y • • • J. W. M Tingling of SIlTtrton U t dty •ntktor. • • <• John flvoboda hai Uktn out ■ permit to construct a 14000 homa on Vernon. v\0\ • TBI NIUON DAILY NIWI, NIUON. l.C—MON-A Y M Years of Pain Soon Ended Alktrta Ms* PralHi Bidd-i "I am M and ha-n euffertd with back- •chl I or nmt ««,," wrtru John McMil- l*a, Gordondtlt, Aim. "IWdidto me* Dodd'i Kidney PiUi a trial, and found they Hi mi a ■ntt dul of good. I think Dodd'i Kidney PiUi ihould ba in *riry hami, thty tn » uay to takt," Whyiulfir wilk BfWht whan othan tnd relit! la K uay by limply taking 44 Dodd .Kidney Pills TRUSTEES TO MEET NELSON IMl yur th* oonr«ntlon of th* BrltUh Columbia School Truittu aitoottUon wlU b* htld In Ntlton. Tht data wt U Btpttmbtr 90. At thtn tn ttlll nn monthi baton lh* mnt, UttU pnpanuont hate bun nudi. TBI quutlon U llktly to oomi up at tkl ntit muting of tbl tchool board. K.P. CONVENTION IS POSTPONED With practically no eonventlon ln eight m tu, Nalaon lodgu will hav* a qulit tlmt thli peer. Tht KnlghU of pythlu convention, which wu to ton bun Btld oa Mar ". Bu bun poetpontd a ytar. DANISH SEEK OWN WELFARE National Well Being Is Aim Declares Mrs. Jamieson Natlontl wilfin wu thi main objection ot thi Danlih people, decltred Mn. Stuart Jtmiuon, Judg* ot th* Burnabv Juvinlle oourt, who ipoke ln St. Piui's auditorium Frldty night on tht tubjiet of -'Dtnmirk tnd Hir Co- optrttlvu." Tht population ot Denmark wu about 4,00,000, lUttd Mn. Jtmluon. Originally thay wtn t ptopU ot raii- td blood, but thl Dtnlih nation wu • fairly homogsntout ont now, and ln thit rttpiet dlfttred grtttly trom Oanada. Than wu no gnat dlfftrtno* of wealth In Dtnmirk, ftw wtn *»- tnmtly rich and tiw wan yiry poor. Ineomea win tqutl for tht moil sin, ant* thl tntln nation tnjoytd a nigh atandard of cultun. The peaunt clau wu oonaldirably hlghtr than ln any otl ir country. It ktpt will to lUtlf »nd did not tlgun promlntntly ln tht world ntwi. Until thi Ntpoltonlc win. Din- mark hid ttuintd u high a potl- tlon u any othtr country. But Denmark tldtd with Nipolaon and ao loit heavily, aad from thin on hir powtr wined. Sht lut Norwiy from aligning with Nipoltoa. BIVEMU Btvtnu ctmi quickly. In 1984 thi lott tht rich provlncu ot Schluwlg thd HoUUIn to Pruult and Auitrli. Dtnmirk had bun growing grain on in uuntivt wait. And to up all, Otrmtny who had bun htr but customer, put up tariff barriers agalnat htr. Thli had cauwd thi Danlih to mf- ftr. thi ptaianu uptclilly. Thi gov- trnmint thtn wu In tht htndi ol thl lint Itndownen tnd tht ptaaanU dettrmlntd to go Into goytmmint to- tl-rttlu to imerllorau thtlr pultlon. Ask for Nestle STERILIZED EVAPORATED MILK WORLD'S STANDARD OF QUALITY SPEEDY JOHNNY MO. 17 AWT NONUNM/ ?S&iS°E_ (V0U8UN AUWA—AND i net viidi wat cocowr I'M MUM 10 MAAA ^COCONyT CBEl/ A COCONUT CAKtl aai*ma**mO~k 'tmn't+mwati ToQJlV no ***•* **** UM J ■ i dry, taitelen coconut. Nor go to tbe trouble of ihredding btr own freih coconut. For Baktr'i Southern Style Coconut, by a miracle of modem packaging, comet to you fit s tin—as freih, ai moiit and creamy snd full of flivour •• though it had juit been ihrsdded (mn a newly-opened not. Try thli luicloui coconut with •ren ths hombleit of cake, or plo or other deuert recipes. Cira •rant f imily the thrill of a ilmple coconut pie made so delieioui with Bakers Southern Style. Baker also packs the finest form of lugir-cured, ihredded coconut ln improved, wized, glauioe-wrappod cartow. This triple - sealing keeps coconut meaty and tender. Aik for Premium Shred. Bakir't Coconut it roAtde in Cantmia, Aim Thty mw alto that thiy bad to get I land. At that tlmt thiy htd not ptrttcular • tptltudi to* govtrnmtnt. But tbty npldly dtviloptd ability and thtlr leader, toon elected to tht government m sufficient numbers to gain control. Thtlr first legislation wu to Instltuu a aute btnk. Furthtr tbty oomptlltd tht large land ownan to till thtlr Und it reasonable prlcu tnd tnablad th* ptuant to buy tbt Und by making a amall piymmt ind borrowing tbl remainder trom tbe bank. Beetng that a marktt wu ntctuary for thtlr produou, thty out about a aultable markit and found that Britain, a highly Induitrltllud country, would prove iuoh t ont. Butur. eggi, cheeee, milk and bacon were the main producu. FOBM COOPEBAT1VES It wai not long, however, befon tht Danlah ftrmen uw that moat of the money derived from thtlr producu wint to tht people wbo wtr* doing tht urvlou for them. With thtt ln mind thiy got buty md formtd cooptrtuvu so tbty could handlt tbi urvlcw themielves. So will did thiy go ibout forming tbtlr cooperative! thlt todiy tht Danlih oooptrittvu IN a modal to th* world. Tbty formtd many o4 thtm from point ot viiw ot tbt coniumtr in the producer. Thi toll btlng vtry poor in Dtnmirk th* people ut ibout Improving It. It had bun Mtn suitable for extenilve cultivation but wu vary poor tot lntenilve cultivation, and they brought ln tertlliur to improve lt, Thiy also kept thtlr tariff so low to thlt although thi productr did not gtt very much, ht oould at tbt umt tlmt buy chuply. Thty began te study agriculture txhtuatlvely tnd toon brought tht ittndird ot tbt producu to iuoh a high ordtr, tbtt tbty commanded the ruptct ot tht world. Thtlr oooper*- tivu win bound to bring up tht Juality ot thtlr commodltiei. ABMKBS AND WOBKSBS IN POWEB After tnttrlng thi poUUcal field u . elul, tht ptuanU continued to bring down ltvorabla ligltlttlon for tht entiro country and not Just lav- ortblt to thttr own particular dut. In Dtnmirk tbl different claaaea went Into politic! qulu frankly u a clau or eoonomlo group. Slnu about 1890 the government had bun alt-nut continually In thl hind of tht worktn tnd imaii farmen, who htvt had the Inurut of tbi wholt nttlon it httrt. Denmark* tocltl Inauranou wtn gen- eroui and numaroua, to tbtt although tht Danlih f irmeri Income waa. not high, ha Bud not havt tear of old age, slckneu, or othtr (tin thit win prevalent In countrlM lut favorably governed. Denmark had made no atumpt to take part In inttmtUonal attain, to govern othtr eountriu, or build an empire Sht btlleved tn concentrating on btr own lift, and In that aht hu auccteded wtll, Shi tretted hir minority bttttr thin iny otbtr oountry In Europe After the Omt Wtr the rtgtlutd thi northirn part of Sohiu- Dtnmirk tnjoytd in itonomlc dtm- ocracy, wbleh U claimed to bt the only true democracy. Sht btUivu In fru trad*, and htr eltiunt, n- mtrkabli u It itemed, htd found in- lUatlvi awakened by othtr lnotntlvu than wealth. Tbt Dint looktd upon tht government, end hU oountry u hit own, and all activiuu In tha oountry, hi thought ihould b* run for thl general wall btlng ot tht poo- \t** Guild at Erickson Has Towel Shower CBBBTON, AprU 18-Wn. Ptrey Botfty wu hoateu to thl mtmbtn et Brickeon Hotplttl Udlu' guild tt tht April meeting Tuuday, when plant wart madt for a ua and talt later ln tha month. Tht towtl thowtr wu a gnat luoom. Otollrey ConiUbl* ii back for a few due- holldiyi with hU fritndt it Wut Outon. IM. W. A. McMurtrle, who bu tptnt tht put four monthi at Victoria and Vtncouvtr laland polnu for htr btalth, hu irrtvtd homt, Mn, Matthtwi ef Nelton wu a vliltor for a ttw dtyt with Mr. and n. J. O. Martin. Mn. Prank Martin It back from a two wukl' vltlt with htr lister, Mn. John R!nghel-n, It Wynndtl. T. 3. Cnwicrd, a vliltor it Vanoounr and cout polnU for tht put ftw month*, bu nturned horn*. Successful Tea at New Denver NBW DENVER, April lt. — Th* UnlUd Udlu' aid htld * tuootuful Ut tnd btkt ult Stturdiy In th* U- ilon room*, th* nail being taaUfully tconttd ln y*l!ow tnd green itrttm- •r, and th* lea ublu otnund with sprint flower,. Mn. A. FranoU and Mn. 3. H. Toung wen on th* r*o*p- tlon oommltt**. Other* ualatlng w*n Mn. B. Thompaon, Mn. O. V. WhlU, Mra Bamuelion, Mn. A. Trlckett. Mra. I. Telr, Mn. W. Cropp. tnd othen. New Denver Brldg* olub nut Wtd. neidty night with light tablea pitying. A dtllclout aupper wu urved by Mn 3. t. smith and Mr. and Mn. M. B. VU. Joe Harrla hu ntunud horn* from th* videtu mln* at Serosa, when he hu been employed. White Honortd ot N«w Dtnvtr NSW DlNV-tft. April 15.—Mr, and Mrs. o. S. WhlU obA soa Richard bote left to apt-id the eummcr in Nome, A leek*. Honorlni Ur*. c B. White, lln. R B, Kirk wm ft ttt hoeteee Tueedey ■afternoon, wben her |ueiU Included Urs. O. V. WhlU. Mra. A. Prencli, Mre J, J. Irvln, Mri. It. J. Thompeon, Mr*. L. W. Bell*. UH. H. Dimock, Mn. J. C. HetTli, Mn. A. I*. HtrrU ftnd daugh- ler, Keney Joan, Mn. H I* Butehart, Mri. T. Avlaon. Mra Kirk. MIm A. Smlllle. MIm OUdn MecPhereon. end the tueet ot honor, Mn. C. B. WhlU. Mn. Kirk was assisted In serving toy the Mlesei A. Smlllle ftnd O. Mfto* Phereon, A jolly erowd ftMemhled In Baeun bftU Tuesday evenini, when ft (trewell party wm tendered Richard WhlU, The erenlnf wm ipent In danclni. ftnd ft dainty tupper wte sened by thoee In chart* W. ci«»tr hM ntumed fr>m a trip to Nelaon, FLOOD LEVIS AT CRANBROOK St. Joseph's RUnoff ! Heavy; Report on Relief CRANBROOK, April 11.—Th* nport ot thi worki oommltt** submitted te the tlty oounoll *how*d gndlng of street* tnd ltnu, with tb* powtr gndlng otrrled out. and new gnvtl apread In Hmtl uetloni. Thi tarly elitnup et the cltv hu bttn completed. Wittr supply conditions in utufictory. the turpltu run-eft it St. Jouph't wuk tpprotohlng iprlng flood livtli. Adminlstntion of tbt work et tht nlltf durtmtnt wu oarrltd out, ilx persona with 11 dependant* receiving elty nllef, touiilng IIM Bo, ef wl.leh th* city* thut u 888,80, nlnt mirrltd pereont wltb M diptndintt and two ilnglt persons notlvlng gonrnment nlltf. Unemployment nllef werk wu glvtn 88 ratn. tottlllng 89883.80. tbt city's than of thl total out being 8*87.71. Two building permit* »«re iMuid during tbt month, the utlmated vtlue btlng IH. One hone wu Impounded tnd released on tht p»rm*nt of fut. Tht light eommlttu reportsd 14 HrvlMt connected, ud 10 eut otf, leevlng t ntt gain of twe urvlou. Btdle Inttrlennc* werk totilled If man-hours. OBNINO, APBIL 18,1884 —— ^SOCIETY *■ I > ■» ' II ■ " niw nvt INVERMERE LADY DIES IN HOSPITAL Mrs. WUltaas Resident at Vslley Long Time; Msny Relstlves INVIBHBBB. April 18—Mn. Mar tint Butterfleld Wllllimt died Sun* dty morning it tht Windermere DU* trlct hotpital. tfter a lengthy lllntu. Sh* wu the daughter odatho lit* IS*. ind Mn. B. Butttrtltld of Wynndtl, both parenu predeotulng htr two ytan tgo. Of htr lmmtdlitt fimlly. ill broth- m tnd t brothtr-ln-ltw itirvtd over- uu. One brothir. Phillip, tnd htr brother-in-law fell In action, and om brothir hu llnet died from tht tf* tutt ot tht wtr. A brothtr tnd titter an still living In Bngland, the othen an In Britlah Columbl*. Jamu But terfleld of the Vancouver Prevlnu I* i nrothtr. Tht funirtl wu htld Tuudty afttr noon from Christ churoh, lnvtrmtn Btv. F. Stanford officiating It tht church ind tt tht Wlndtrmtrt ctmi* ttry. Mn. WUllama wu wtll known throughout tht Columbia vtliey. u ihe htd resided trom tlmt te tlmt lnvtrmtn, Wlndermen and Ooldtn. Ttlll column u conducted kl Mri. M. d. vfintni. aii sen al s •octal nitsn. Including rtctl- tionA privitt tntsi-uinminu. ptr- tonal Itemi. paarriegoe, tte. Will Br. and Mn. I. 0). Hilton. Oar- bonatt ttrut, inttrttlntd it brldg* Frld*y ovenlsg "hto Mn. Ntlion cbdu daffodil! ter htr floral detention!. Thow playing Included Mr. and Mre. B. W. Dawton, Mr. and Mn. L. V. Bogen, Mr. and Mn. T. T. *r*jnt, Mr. and Mn. 3. a. Bunyin, Dr. ind Mn. L. B. Borden. Otorgt Dvorjtta and L. K. Untn. see J. Hearn of Salmo paid a viilt In town Saturday. ^_H Among elty ihopptn Saturdiy wu Clartnco Ogllvle oi Harrop. ■rMM . . , T. D. Bdg«r of VHUcan ipent Blt- urdty In Nelton. ^_H sea _. R. Clublnt of Salmo wu among elty thoppen Saturday, ■mm . . . 9. Nerd of Balmo paid a vlilt In Nilton Baturdty. ^_H B. B. Barton and daiighttr Carmen havt rtturntd from t few dtyi ipent ln Bpoktni. t e * Among ihopptn in town Stturdiy wu B. olbbon of Stlmo. Appledili ipent HARROP INSTITUTE GETS ROAD SIGNS Donates 15 Toward tht Coming West Ana Fruit Fair BAKERS COCONUT Three Prisoner* Brought to Nelion Thru prliontra wtn brought IB from Oorbin tnd Cnnbyto-k onr the wMk-«nd by Provincial constable Ouvei tnd Ooniublt Dont to urvt term, In NeUon. Mstthew MeDow*ll *nd Wilfred Lick wtn glvtn 88 dtys •teh on btlng oonvlcttd on a chirge of ittiiing. P*t*r Ntlnak wu given M dtyt for dutrtlns hu wlf*. KABBOP. April 18—At th* April meeting of HatTop Women't Initltutt, tht provlnciil nubile workt depart- ment tcknowltdgtd tbi nquut for nllway creating tnd tchool algna, tnd theu wtll bt put In place abortly. Tht llbrtrlin nported receipt of * boi ef book* from Mr. and Mn. A. B. Hill, Longbeach. Than in a numbtr of book* now ln th* llbrtry available for disposal, ind enquiries will be mtdt with tht idet ef making aa uebangi with tomt othir dutrlcu. Thl meeting voted to tgtln donttt II to thl Wut Ann agrloullural ftlr towtrd prlau. Thl meeung wu it thi home ol Mn. 0. D. OfllTle and tbt pruldent. Myt. J. T. Bteveneen, wu la tht ohitr. A riport wu madt on th* n- cent whlat driv*. T*a wu provided by Mn. Ogllvle. end MU* B. Hindley tnd Mn. P. Andnwt aaalated In urvlng. Put in Culverts Longbeach Road LONQBBACH. AprU It—Contldir- tblt work U being done by tht provincial govtrnmtnt In Improving the road In thli dlitrlct. mw eulveru being put in and othtr Improviminu mtdt. Or, R. H. MtcBinill ot NUion wu hen Wtdnuday, *tt*ndlng Mr. Str- g*ant. who 1* luffirlng from blood poltonlog tnd tttendlng tnothtr pttltnt it tht Butherglen heme. J. Ttylor tnd 3. Mel fain, wbe work with the prortntlil government ■a-itant engineer, wen employed at Longbwcb Wedneaday Mn. Botterlll, wife ef 0. M. Bet. trill of tht provincial government employ, u IndUpoud. Anglican Ladies ot Yahk Hold o Dance TASK, AprU 14-Prld*y evening I plesssnt dtnet wu htld In tht c P.B. htll undtr tht tueplcu of the Angll- cm Women's tuiuiiry. A Urge crowd wu In tttindtnct'Trom Tthk, Elngt- gtt*. Kltch*n*r *nd loctl campe. Music wu lupplled by t Eltehmtr orchestn. Mr. and Mn. Bernhardt and daughter*. Misses Nalda and Phyllis snWr- Ulned • large erowd of thtlr frltndi it tbtlr ntw homt In cilenliiy Satur. dty inning. Dancing wu tht mtln entertainment Art Lythgot, Mn. Birch tnd Otorgt Furaon of Tthk. Ilso Urry Wllllamt of Klngtgat*. madt tnneportttlort ivtlttbU. Mrs. Levy Hoods Now Danver Libs NBW DBNVBB. April It -Ntw Otn* vtr Ubtnl eetocliuon it • well ittended mettlng Thuredty night ee otpttd the rul(n*tlon of tht pml* dtnt, o. T. Hilton, tnd Mn. A. L. Ltvy, vlre-pruld*nt, tutomltletlly took oftlct. Dtlllltu to I Llbtnl convention it Nikuip wtrt tppolnt*d u followi: Mr. end Mn. A. Levy, J. Draper, H. Strickland. R. Aylwln. 0. Clifford. J, Pendry, B. Harrod, B. ArtUi tnd 3 Hawthorn*. Robtrt Carr of Saturday In Nown. Mrt. Orinwty hu nturned from wintering In Lot Angelee. SSS Mn. Thomu Brtnilton of Balfour rltlttd ln the city Stturdiy. a , • Frtdtrlck Burdin, former agent- Jenartl of Canada, who ipent Satur- ay ln town, lift yesterday for tht cout, see Mr. aad Mn. H. Rtiklaien Salmo tptnt Saturday In Ntlson. SSS J. Soott of Alneworth paid a vmt In town 8»turdsy. * s * Clyd* Whit* and eon Richard of New Denver were recent nilton In tbe city en route to Nome, Aln Thiy win Joined In Spoksne by Mn. White, wbo hu bun vUltlng btr mothtr ln Trail. SSS Oeorgt MePhtrton of Alniworth ptld • vltlt in tht city Saturday. e e s ^^^__ On tba occasion of har depart*—*a for the cout Mrs. H. Leonard, Silica •trut, wu tb* honond guwt al a htndktrchitf thowtr and brldft glnn Prldsy night at the homt ot Mn. B. r, Whiteelde. Ma Victoria ttrut, with tht auxiliary ot tbt Ntlion Uberali u hotttues. Tht honon for tbt brldgt gtmt wtrt won by Mrs. Barry Dunk and ttn. R. J. McLean while whut honon wen divided bttwun Mn. J. C. Rook* and Mn. 3. T. Duffy. Mre. Whlteeldt wu uelited by Mn. D. Dl McLttn. Mn. A. W. Stubbt ind Mn. 3. 0. Booktr. During thi tvenlng John Notman madt t complimentary apmch referring to Mn. Leonard! tbla ututanot to thi au. Ultry. The invited guutt lncludt Mn. Leonard, Mn. N. Caaaloa, Mr* J. Slme, Mn. Cbtrlu a*w*U, Mn. Jouph Bow-Bar, Mn Wilfrid 41*110, Mn. Heolep, Mn. 3. T. Duffy, Mn. Halgh. Mn. O. Hufty, Mn. L. McKlnnon, Mlu Ellubeth McKlnnon, Mrs. M. Sctlly, Mn. H. J, McLean, Mn. L*o B. McKlnnon, Mn. S. Jukion, Mn. Otergo Tralnor, Mr*. T. U Mtr- quli. Mn. C. O. McDougaU, Mrt. Charlu Bomano, Mn. W. R. Hunter. Mn. Margant Madden, Mn. David Uughton, Mn. LttUt Tralnor, Mn. Philip Rahal, Mra. H. Lulu, Mn. D. D. MtLtan, Mn. Alei Sutherlind. Mn. Marcus Martin, Mra W. H Butty, Mn. J. Mclvor. Mn. A. W. Stubbs, Mr*. J. C. Hooktr, Mrs. A. O. Otlinu, Mn. B. T. Wbltuldt. Mn. Suphtn Vlngo, Mn. Norman MoLeod, aaa Jack St. Dtnu. s • s § O. a Thompton of New Dnvtr wu ln tbi city stturdiy tn rout* lo AUtn. I. C. sit MUt Abbll Will Of U Ptinct Cruk tptnt the week-end In Ntlton a guert it tbe horn* of htr frlenda MUa Bvelyn Mte tnd MUt Tvonnt Ltpotnte. *ts Mr. and Mn. J. 0. OUktr ind famUg of Bonnlngton paid a vtalt in tbi dt; Stturdiy, • as MIM Bdlth Aim of Kaalo ipent Saturday In NeUon. SSS Mn. L. rylt ot willow point wu tmong dty ihopptn Stturdiy. e s e MU* Quunl* MoQuun, who ttiebu at Balfour wu * vUltor la town during tht wuk-tnd. Mn. B. w. Kopeckl ot Rouland tnd htr emair wa Bobby win guuu it tht horn* of Mr. tnd Mr* Klrby orenteii and Uft Saturdsy for Appltdtlt wbtn tbty will visit with Mrs. V. Mnn. s s a Oot tvenlng thi litttr part et tht wuk t molt inloytblt farewell party wu given by Mtrtln and Mlat pvuicu vtntveld Miltted by MUt Ktthlun vtruvtld In honor of Bay, Marlon and ivelyn crahan, who have Utt to make their bom* In Vancouver. Tha rooma win dec- ortttd i with daffodils balloons tnd llrearnere. A molt tnjoytbll tnblni wu plated dancing, gamu and tinging which Included tolu by Mtrkli and Bay crihtn and Bonald Waura. Th*y war* toeomptdltd on tb* ptano by Mlu Margaret onham. Mlu alia Dujardlna and Ban- nle Montelton* A fanwtll Ipuch wu made It a "alt-down" supper lUlUbly repllsd to by Miss Mlrlon crahan. Thou lovited win tht mlttu Marlon and Bvelyn Crthtn, Mlu Bill Dujardlna. MUs PhyUU Slidtr, MUt Bobby ctdy. Mlu Blnra McAdtm, Mlu KathUtn Rlutenr, MUa Ruth Heath, Mlu Bertha La- pointe, Mlaa Margant onham. Mlu Bva Hunden. Mut Mtry Hunden, Bobert Kennedy, Otorgt Byera, jtck Byen, Raymond Crahan, Markle Crahan, Robtrt Rltaterer, Ronald Waten, Adam Doyle, Norman Slader, Albert Hanaon. Bsnnl* MonUUons. Ksthleen Martin and pranou Vana- vtld. as* Mn. H L*en*rd, Billet ttrut, Uft yuurdty morning for Quuntl, tn. reuu tht wlll villi tor i wuk In Pentlcton. Vtneeuver ind Vlctorlt. tes T B Htrdln of South Slocsn paid a vUlt in tbe city saturdiy. aas Mn. Btrry ef Rosalind la thi %uut of ber mothtr, Mn. p. Kisntdr. Josephine ttrut att Mr. tnd lira A. Mclntyn of Sll- nrton were wek-end visitors In the dty. • s s The Mlatu Annli lnd Bthll Smith, Blllw strut, tnterttined tht mtm- ben ef Olreu No. * ef Trinity ClyMea^hers^ 607tBakerSt. Phone 2Q0 STORE NEWS Accessories Are the Costume It is the bag and the gloves and the hose and etc., that make or mar your costume. They are tremendous trifles in fashion. Come to accessory headquarters for every successful little thing in fashion ... we have the right things . . . bags, gloves, hosiery, costume jewelry, neckwear, scarves. NECKWEAR Windswept styles in collar and cuff sets. These dainty bits of organdy, lace or muslin, will give just the required finish to that dress. THE SET . * 1.25 to f 2.25 HOSIERY The new shades for spring in hosiery are here ln Holeproof and supersilk makes. Sixes 8>/a to 10. Chiffon and service weight Jiose. THE PAIR 85#, f 100 and tutt GLOVES ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Smart French kid gloves to complete the spring costume. Gsuntlet styles with novelty cuffs. Sizes 6 to 7Vi- Dent's and Trefousae makes. Black, brown and taupe. THE PAIR fl.95 to f4.50 SCARVES Printed silk crepe scarves in all the styles for spring including the Ascot, triangle and square styles. EACH fl.10 to fl.75 united ohurch reunUy whtn thcat preunt wen: Mn. B. U McBrldt, Mn. J. A. Irving. MUt Mar-guy Irving. Mn. a. Lowery, un. H. Runt. Mrs. Maude B, Travu. Mn. It. Travel. Mn. T. S. Mutton, Mri. Stuart Mclntoah. Mrs. BTnut Isan- d*n, Mn. j. C. uetmin, Mlu catn- erlne batman, Mn. John LundU, lln Jamu Robtrtio Mre. Boy Keefe, Uxt, o. A. Ony and tbe Misses Annu snd Bthel Bmlth. sis Mr. and Mra. wUllem Kutberford ■pint tht wuk in TteU at the home of thtlr ton-in-liw and daughter, Mr. and Mn. Pruk WIUU. • a • *. MUs BUIt Trutoott wbo teaches In Alntworth tpent tbe wuk-end at tte home of ner parenu Mr. and Mn. Otorgt TruKott, pourth strut, palrvlew. see Mr. aad Mn. Belli of Mlw Denver vUlted in tht dty Saturday, • a a Among ihopptn In town Saturday wu Mn. c Olson of Alnltorth. • , . * ttn. KUburn of TnU and har aon wen la NeUon Saturday to join Mr. Kirburn who wu returning from the pralrlt. see Mn. p. w. RewU. Time* apart- mente, Uavu thu morning for Vanoouver. Mr. and Mn. Jamu braper ot New Denver epent Stturdiy In tht city. SSS J. Hobbi ot Alntworth peld a vUlt ln Ntlton Stturdiy. SSS B. N, Sharp. M. I, manager of the JMphntu mine, waa among ihopptn in town Saturday. ess Mr and Mn. W. B. Beundtli tnd dtughttr Audrey ot TraU wtn In town stturdiy en route to tbelr summer home it Procter, see Mlu Raul Hulls who teaohu ln Shorttcrtt tptnt tht week-end ln town tbe guut of htr fttbir. SSS Mlu Bum* Doddi who hu tptnt th* put tight monthi ln NiUon t guut it the home of her ntpbtw snd niece, Mr. tnd Mn. N. C. StlbM. Jouphlnt ttrut, hu lift for htr heme In Bndford, Out. Procter Notei PROOTBB, April 18—Mn. 3. Runt hu bun minding t ftw dtyt it Robtoo suiting hir fither, S. fcwltr MUt OtrrU Cliytoo it ln tht Neleon huplttl tgtln for a few daye. Bev. Clyde Harvey motored to TnU when he will apend t ftw dtyi. 0. cronln ot Tnll epent a few days In Procter, mturnlng home Mor y. Mr. ud Mn. D. Mtclntoth „.vt u tbelr guut Mn. Mtclntuhi mothtr, Mn. John-ton of Vinoouvtr. Mn, J. MacLeod wu a Neleon vUltor Monday. MUt 3. MicUan tnd nuc* tnd nephew, OUn ind Dontld MtcLttn, returned homt tfter tptnding the Buter holldiyi it tht tout. Mr. tnd Mn. J. MtcLeod tnd fsmlly htn Uken mtdinot tn tht Wilker homt. Kingsgate Camp Notts Camp Appreciates District Products LOMOIIACH BAIT CAMP. April lft —New con tree te awarded by tha department of national defence are narinc a beneficial effect, botb In re- yard to the supply .at the camp and to the fai-nera from whom they *t* purchased locally. Wedneeday applet ▼tre reeetred from Harrop for uat on tho tablet, and earrota wore delivered from a Longbeach jrower. Vernon Chapman haa takan charge of tho canteen, Tloa Oeorte LMtucke, who la asking for a tranafer to tha Ooatfell camp. Aa canteen ateward, Ur. Chapman Is pepping tha business up with soft drinks from Nelson, "difference kinds." The canteen la on Commercial Drive Wast, and lt la etpected that customers will oome fram "Baat camp. Waat oamp, all around the town. Prank Peek and J. Lawrence went to Procter Wedneaday evening. Pete Janeen returnsd from Nelson wedneaday morning. Yahk Catholics Celebrate Mati KINOSOATB CAMP, April IS—I,. O. ■friction hu ritunwd from a f*w daya lo Oranbrook. Bd Orford, who hed tar-trouble, n- tunud trom Cnnhrook much Improved. -0. L. Budd tnd Harold Juobaon vUlted frUnd* it Tthk ovtr tht wuk- end. OtcU McCreath, who tuttilntd l cut foot whlU during right-of-way Saturdiy, nturned from the Oranbrook hoapltal. whan he rtotlvtd tnetraent and wlU aoon be actlvt tgtln. Peter Xavonttrom iptnt tht wuk tnd with triindt it Tahk. Mijor c. W, Jamea, auperlntendent in charge ben, epent tht wuk-tnd in Crinbrook. Alei Mormon, ln chargt et a read crew htn, tptnt tht week-end tt Cnnhrook and KlmberUy. P. P. L. Andenon tptnt tht wuk tnd in cnnhrook. Tht mum Hopt MclnnU and Van SundquUt of Tthk wen ullen hen Sundiy in the Intenete of "Dumb Don*" aoftbau turn. Charlu Armltag* spsnt tht -wuk- tnd it Cnnhrook. Ptddy Shinnon. Bd Robfon ind OU Lunburg vliltad n-Undi at KlagagaU tnd Btatport Sundiy. Tht dtnu nt Tahk wu well ptt- roniud by th* younger eet from hen Double Shift on Cranbrook Grader YAK, April 18—Ptthir Chotnil of Crinbrook tptnt tht wuk-tnd ln town it tht homt ot Mr. and Mrs S. J. McCartnty. Man wu held Sunday morning at tha Catholic church. Cbr/llt Allan, cook at the Tthk slrpnrt camp for the lut eight montht. hu lift ter Dutch cruk. Rossland Pioneer Hears Le Call w. A. Goldsworth). Resident Sine* 1906, Dies BOSSLAND. April IS—WUUam Alfred Ooldtworthy. tgtd M yttn, pau- sd swsy at hit homt on Thompton tvenut S*turd*y afurnoon. Mr. Ootdi- worthy. who wu a nttlvc ef Cornwall, England, eame to Rouland tn 1108. In 1830 bt movtd to -Brail and in 1S17 returned to Roulud. At tht •gl of II ht unlttd with thl Metho- dUt ehurch end it tht tlmt of hli duth wu t mtmbtr of St. Andnwt Unlttd church. . Tbt deeeattd U lurvlvtd ky widow, two diughttn, Mn. O. It, I ion and Mn. Barl Paddleotrt, four grandcblldrtn, two brothen In Corn- will tnd ont tlsttr In Michigan. hit Mrs. Horwood of Cranbrook Pants CRANBROOK, B. C. April 15—Mn. W.J. Horwood dltd Wtdnetdty tvenlng tt St. lugene huplttl wbtn tht hu bun 111 for leu thtn wttk from tout! tpptndtcltU. Mn. Horwood U lurvlvtd by htr huibtnd. who 1* In th* employ of th* C.P.R. They reelded on Armstrong tvsnus. Mews ef her duth hu been cabled to nUtlvu ln Ntwford, Wales. CBISTON, April 18—Out to a llmltsd supply of roadmaklng equipment tnd In order to gtt all netalbli roed grading dona while euch work etn bt dont to advantagi, a night ahlft hu bun opentlng tht grtder on tht highly north of town tor tht put ftw dtyt. Tht hard turftu road betwun town and Alice Siding Is having acarlfler attention and till at tha worst tpoU. W, A. P*u* hu rutortd tht roof to hla hay ahtd, whleh wu blown off In a huvy wind ont afttruoon lut wuk. Vital itatlitlu rteordtd by st. M. Httiard. regletrar, for Mtreh. thow unn births, ot whom tout win boyt. Thin wu one duth, and two marriage Ueeneu were Ututd. Mn. R. Hopwood and daughter, MUt Hiltn, of Vinoouvtr. hivt arrived for t ftw wukl' itav with thl formtr'a ptrinu. Mr. and Un. W. T. Slmllter Thty umt by tuto. Crsiton Motor Licsncsi 212 Medical Inipsction of Harrop School HARROP, April 18-Dr R. H. Mtc- KinBt ot Hilton mtdlctlly lnapteted the tchool children Wednetday. R. McDonald wu uken to Kootenay Ltkt Otntrtl huplttl Wedhe*- dty for treatment. Despite Price Rise Tea Still Most Economical Drink Per tb* put two yun ptoplt In Ctnada hav* bun tnloylng tht low- ut pricta tor tu la a dtctdt, but thli hu mttnt tnmtndoui louu to growtn who to uvi thslr Induttry, ntn nitrlcud tu tiporU ind etut- td prlou to tdvmct. Tu ptc-en, ptrtlcultrly thou supplying v*ry fine quality teu, hen reluctantly bun forctd to lncntu prlcu. ORBBTON, AprU 18—To thi end of Much 31) plltu had bun taken out tt cruton offtu of tht provlncltl police, for trurki tnd tuto* operttlng In thU dUtrlet. TUB MltK THAT IVSBYONS LIKgS*" you know our milk is safe Ttom dairy hard to coniumtr lt It protected *t*p hp tttp. VUlt our pltnt tnt obur e Ui Perfect - el tint In tn tnd the equipment we htve In- tUlUd for milk bottling IB the modern wey. For Row or Potteuriied Milk PHONE 116 Kootenay Valley Cooperative Milk Ann. _ — mob jix TBI NBUON DAILT NIWI, NELSON, B.C.—MONDAV MORNINO, APRIL 11, IIM- Market and Mining News™? MANY NURSERY PLANTS SHOWN Fruit, Shade Trees and Flowers Offered on Local Mart An tbundtnce of trult and ihidi treea, roou ind flowera were offered for wte on the Saturday moomlng market on Vernon atreet, the prlcea varying. Sllvtr mtple, climbers, hon- cyaucklee, curranu tnd mtny vt- rlttlet of perannltl flowera wen Included tmong thl dltpUy, mott ot thew being exhibited by t niw local nunery. Outlldl daffodil! were aelllng at 15 cenu t down. Radlabea wtre oft the market and onlona were aelllng for S bunchee for 10 cenu. Otherwlw prlcw win ttatlontry, Prlmw wtn: VEGETABLES CtrroU. 10 lb*. ... I Bl BMU. 10 lb*. . M Turnlpi, 10 lbt. M Onion*. T lb*. , -6 Onlona. I bunchw —~. .10 Pannlpt. 10 11^. J5 Lwki. bunch -OS Artichokw, 4 lb*. . M Cahbtgt 1 lb. , M Otrllc, lb. M Pinky, bunch — -05 Lettuoe. bunch .- .. .10 PUULTBY, BOGS tnd BUTTER Kggi. gradt A-lim _ Bggt, grad* A-mtdlubi Butttr, lb. ses BAR GOLD GOES UP 7 CENTS Crwm Chww. lb. Kurd*, lb. nun Dellcloue tpplu. box APPLBS Onttrloi, bog Honty, I lb tin Hooey, I lb. Vn Applet ool. up from ________ MBAT1 Fork, pound -I to Bwf, pouad M to Vwl. pound _..—_—_ AC to spring limb, pound M to Llnr, btby bwf pound .. Unr. wit. pound Bwd cbtwt. pound Tongue pound ... Oruu lb. Pbwl, lb. rtOKERS DtffodlU. outttde. doo Otranlumi BagonUa Primulw VkWu, ptr bun* .. LUl** _ , Kydranswa, up trom 1-8 100 . .75 . IM M -0 ,t7 .IS .18 .10 M JO , at .is . M .11 .11 M JS A0 •10 140 .10 Mining Trade Width Narrow TOROWTtf, April IB {CP).—Mining thirt• moved within a narrow ra. ,_ Saturday on the Toronto stozs. exchange snd tbt cloae wu Irregularly higher oo volume of I,- 300.000 aharea, * down considerably from tbat ol recent Saturday eee- WtAAm HargreavM and Hollinger gained 10 to 16 centa tach while Uke Shore •aa-d 96 to 62.80. Dome clowd 60 cent* higher at 86.26. pioneer ott 10 and Bralorna and Teck Hughea up fl oanta each. Bate metala eloaed unchanged aod In tba allTtra Premier advanoed fl to 148 and White lagle loat %. Bdorado cloeed unchanged. Nickel It Off 10 at Montreal MONTOUIAL, .AprU IS (OP)— Bar gold in London up wven cento to 114.71 in ounce ln Ctntdlan fundi: 184i 11V, tn Brltlth fundi Tht Hied ISO Waahlngton price amounted to 184.01 ln Canadian. ■aaa tttlittttnitit *na**nn***a, TRADE SMALL ATNETOK Preferred Stocks Are Quiet; Steels Are Quiet, Steady By JOHN W. COOLBY KtW TORK, April IS CAP).—POr a majority ot atock, price change* wire inconsequential Saturday. 8ttll hesitant and very dull, the market (Hied out lta two boura In perfunctory fashion, only 601,160 shares changing hands, tbe emallaet Saturday since early ln January. Preferred atocka, which had help- d swell volume In previous markets thlt weak, Quieted down, although thera still were numerous galna of 1 to I points or more among auch issues. U.S. Smelting. Path* .Exchange "A", Cerro da Puoo Copper, Norfolk di Western, Eastman and Dupont gained major fracUona to nearly two polnta, but Industrial Rayon Curtlah Publishing, American Tobacco "B" and the Allegheny1 Corp. preferred! had loaaea of almllar scope. Ttw Armour ol Illinois MA" and "B" stockt eased sllgthly whlla ths preferrled firmed: the company's reorganisation plan Is understood to ba peering completion, although lt haa not yet baen formally aubmltted to the board. Steels wars quiet abd steady, together with utilities and ralla. Packard yielded half a point under rather persistent offerings. DOW JONES AVERAGES 80 industrials 106.04 up .06 20 rails 49-67 up .02 20 utilities 26.21 off .01 VANCOUVER STOCK EXCHANGE WINNIPEG WHEAT OFF AT WEEK-END WTNNIPIO. April IB (CP)—Buying waa not sufficient to abaorb aelllng preature on the Winnipeg grain exchange Saturday and wheat prices reflected the easiness at Chicago wltb a downturn of \t, to % oant net, Uay option flnlahed the week at 66%, July at *7y, and October at 68% ceijts. Southern traders and the government agency were prominent in tha liquidation, and only at bottom levels did tha market uncover resistance. Foreign demand wat disappointing and the fact that progress toward price-fixing was made at ths Rome wheat conferenoe did not appear to have any affect. Pit volume was not large. Uverpool declined % to ltd. presumably on reports of good ralnt ln Australia. Chicago's weakness waa attributed to rains ln the winter wheat bait, and prices finished with loaaea of nearly one oent Only minor quantities of caah grains changed hands. Traders continued to switch from Way to July futures ln coarse grains and this together with moderate liquidation uro ed too weighty for meagre support. A T Oon _ .17 .10 40 .40 Amtl OU .10 .12 .43 — Seav.r Sllr*r ot .06,1 Oold Mountain 43 .37 Bralorn* _.. 14.00 1440 Oto Bntttpriw *— 43)4 Bridge R Oon B * X Gold -Stt 40 Ortuge Mlnw 48 40 1.10 1.12 Htldi Oold .10 Jl Otrlboo oold 2.10 1.12 Herculea Coot j00 .10 c tt I Corp _ IM — Hlghwood Sarcw .. 42 45 Cowt Brew ■ S.00 0.25 Home Oold 42 43 Oto Rlrer .__ .Oi% M Indian Mlnea •0214 43 Oold Belt M M Independence Mlnea — 43 Orandvlew _ — M Jick -nut* 43 .41 Htrgtl OU - _. M MV, Koot Ball* . ,40)4 .41 Bomt OU 1.71 1.76 Koot Plo _ _ .03 43)4 int Owl .10 .14 Ltkevlew 4014 41 McDougtl Begur m. M — MadUon Oil 42)4 — Wrcury OU .16", .1SK Mar .on .13 .11)4 Merldltn .IS .10 Merland OU 42)4 43 Mttallnt MeUU — .00 Mill City .: __ .11 — Model OU il 43 Mlnto oold 40 .SO Nttlontl Silver M% S Morton WOl mm 44 Nicola Mlnet 1.04 1X15 Morning star 40)4 40)4 Oktlta Olla .00 — Mogul Mining - .11 .11)4 plonwr Oold 1S.SS 13.75 Marmot MeUU .00)4 _ Premier oold 1.41 1.43 Nttlve Son .05 40 premier Border .01)4 .01H Noble Pli* _ .11)4, JS Quatalno copper ... OS — Nordon Oil Jt —- .to .IS 40 .17 Pacalta _. .IS 40 .14 Reevw MacDonald .. Petition Mining Sally Mlnw 42 .40 pend Oreille 1.14 140 Spooner OU M — Porter Idaho Jl .11 sterling pae .SS 40 Ranchman .18 __ Vanalta OtU 'MV, .20 ti Reward Mining 47)4 .07)4 Wellington OIU .IS .17(4 Royallt* Oil 10.75 n_s Taylor Brldgt .04 .07 Rutua Argent* . .03 41)4 Wtyildt M .30 Ruth Hope 43 UNLISTED Salmon Oold _.-,.._ i 43)4 MV, .17 Alexandria Gold .... — .OTH .10)4 MV, 41)4 41 Aaktlta .OS* — 45 45 Baltic oil .07* .00 40 Btyvlew MV, MV, Ttylor windwiU ... M 40 B 0 ellwr M 1.05 United Bmplre .10 J7 B C Nlckil M 47 Wtttrloo .10)4 Big Mluourl ._ _ 43 45 Wtrerley Tang _.„. 41 41'A Bradlan Mlnet 3.71 240 Wellington _,, .01 Bnw tnd DUt 2-3 i.ft White Eagle —. 40 Calmont Oil '.10 Whltowtttr 47 .07' Cork Provinoe Crowe Nut OIU Al J06% _ Norgold .35 10H 45)4 .11 Dalhouilt Mlnw MV, .osh But* I X L 43 40 Dalhouale OIU Al 43 Utt Slccar 48 Dentonia Mlnw ... . 147 3.00 Rlchlleld Cariboo 40 Deveniah OIU ~7 47H Sunahlno 0.00 0.13 Dunwell Mining 40 .40 Vldett* 340 3.00 PtlTrllW .43* 44 Viking ' .17 ,17)4 Srull Wlhkaut 44 45 Congrew . _ 44 Swtciwt oil - .11 41 QUcler Crwk _. MV, Ptbytn OUl OOa, .00* Red Hawk .13 .14)4 Freabold otl JO .11 Canadian Rand MVt 43)4 '.DIS COAST FEATURE Hits 60; Pioneer Is Off; Kootenoy Bell Up Three VANCOUVER, April 15 (CP). — Mlnto Oold was tbe strong spot on the Vancouver stock eichan,. Ba •- day aelllng up to a new high of 60 and cloalng at 59, a net gain of tV,- The rest of the list wu weaker, however, especially the higher priced gold issues. PI near Oold sVd Vldette each 'oat 10 at 13.78 and 3-00. respectively. Cariboo waa off 6 at 2.10. Taylor Bridge dropped 8 at 04, Oold Belt at M and Morning Star at 3BVi each loat 2. Bridge River Consolidated waa off Vi at 30v. and Rome Oold at 32 and Mertdlaft at 18 each loet one oant. Premier Oold gained 4 at 1.44 Kootenay Belle advanced 3^ at 40 H, Bridge River Exploration at 1.10 and Dentonia tt 1.97 each fined a and Hercules Consolidated, the heaviest trader of ths day, was up IH cents t% 9, Pend OreUle was 4 higher at M4 but the rest of ths base metala were quiet. B.C. Nickel was off one it 08 and the rest were practically unchanged. Calgary and Edmonton was down 8 at 1.38, Heme gained 3 et l.TS. Hlghwood was up one otnt at 32 and Dalhoftslt and Royallte eloaed unchanged. MONTREAL STOCK PRICES 8-FT.VEIKIS CARIBOO BOAST QTJEBNEL, April lft (CP)—Word 1 :.as been received here of an eight- foot vain of gold quarts being struck on Ctrl bo* mountain, near Barker- ville. scene of a recent gold ruah. Mitt Helene Olsen, matron of tha Queanel hospital, who has large In- tertata In tha stake, known aa the Cariboo Mountain Oold oompany, waa a principal In the claim-staking race recently ln that vicinity. By airplane shs flew to Cariboo mountr'n ln the dead of winter and dropped supplies to her stakers on the gound. Work on tbe holdings has been going on for shins time and a tunnel has been driven Into the mountain to tap what Is known as tha "Dominion lodge," which meaeuret 18 feet from hanging wan to foot wall. It la seven feat wide on the surface and wat struek at a level of 47S feet. MONTREAL. April IB (CP)—The Montreal stock exchange pursued a dull and faaturelaas course Saturday. With Wall street giving one of lul mott colorleaa performance! of the yaar, tha local market moved only narrowly but galna held a amall majority at the does. Montreal Pawer eloaed at S?lfc, down V Shawlnlgan lost a like amount at 3314 and Induatrlal Alcohol waa off ■% tt 16%. Braalllan and others b*lt\ unchanged. International Nickel declined 10 cenu at 37.08. Hollinger roes ft oanu at 17.78 and Dominion Bridge '. at 84 while galna ranging up to half a point were alao shown by Canadian Pacific, Canada Northern Power, International Power and others, Salea 7608. Bonds 138*0 TREASURY ISSUES IT NEW TORK. April 16 (AP).— Firmness of United SUtea government securities Saturday apparently reflected the financial district's approval of tbe treasury announcement that It had called two additional aeries of Liberty fourth t%'a totalling 11.300,000,000. All the treasury issues gained l-3and to 8-33nds of a point. Foreign obligations were quiet and moderately Irregular. A new reconstruction of the Pharos of Alexandria, one ot the wonders of tha ancient world, haa been made slnoe the discovery ot a 13th century description of the great lighthouse. Alberu Pao - _ Bell Telephone B O packing „„,._. B c Power A - B C Powar B - duiidini Products Canada Bronte Can Cu 8c Foundry Canada Cement Csn oen Electrlo Canada Oyptum ......... Can Indl Al A Oan Ind Al B „ Can pae Railway Canauiin SUamers ... Can wire e_ Cable A Can wire * Cable B . Cockahutt Plow Con M * 8 Dominion Bridge _„ Dominion Textile .... Oen Steel Warea Charles Ourd * . international Nlcksl .... Lake of wooda Maaaey Harris Montresl power -_. National Brewing Ntt Steel Car Ogllvle Milling power Corporation - Prloe Bros Shawlnlgan Steel of Canada Twin Ctty .™. Winnipeg Elactrtc — tlBBH Att'd Breweries Brew tt Distillers -— Brit xmer OU Bruck Silk ..... Csnsda, Dredge ..„ Canada Malting !_ Can Vlckers Can winsrtes , Distillers Seagram Dominion Tar . Dryden Paper __ East Delriae Home Oil Imperial Oil International Petrol . M0C«U Frontenac Mitchell Robert ..._ Noranda Page Hersey Walker Oood -_, Walker Oood pfd UTILITIES Intl utU A Intl UUl B a* ANILS Commerce Dominion ...... Imperial _. Montreal Nova sootla Royal Toronto MlHL'EIXANEOl'H Can Oypaum Can Canners Can Dredge Dominion Storea Foru of Cnada A Laura oaoord Loblaw Groceries Service SUtlona West can Plour Walker Breweries Zimmerknit 28 % P 301s 8* % 1.7*, 11% 36 \ 11 0)4 "* Tvn 4 OS . 101 . 170 I 177 106)4 363 . 105 . aoon • 0)4 2* ■ MV. . 0« . IS 64 17 . * IV, *Vt : l% CALIFORNIA IS READY TO SHIP Mining work at tbe California mlns, Just aouth ot Nelson. Is proceeding favorably, aooordlng to latest report from thera. Tbey are at present ln good ore. and a carload of ore U ready for ahipment. The road to the mine Is stlU Impaaaablt with snow, but lt Is thought thst within two weeks It will ba clear. Tbs snow is disappearing rapidly during the fine weather now holding. Four man ara working at the mlna. TORONTO STOCK QUOTATIONS QUOTATIONS ON WALL STREET Allegheny Al Chemical Am Can "Br*. Am Sown li lit Am Am Telephone Am Tobacco Anaconda Atculion Auburn llo Baldwin aalt ft Ohio Bendii At Bath StMl Canada Dry Can Pacific Carro Ot Puc-o Che* _ Ohio Chrveler Cc:n Oi South Con Oaa N T Co n Prod C wriiht Ptd Dupont la.l Kodak Be Po» At Ll Pn.d (nillah Pord of Can Pint Ha ttotta P.-Mport ■**, 0M* 9015 -0 49 .1) ,0dS •aiH 174.1 ■75 ■ ■■ VA ... 7% _„ lit' - **.'' .. 94*. *'t •*» It'i 9S'i 19'*, 9?* 9114 9314 IN 41*4 11% 17K £ t'4 ITS London Close LONDON. April 14 (AP).- Cloalnl uoutlon*' Brulllan Traction tUH: Cntdltn P-clflo tlt'a; Internttlontl Nickel 197 ; Britlah American Tob-cco £6: Courfv'de 55a 10"-d. •nie'-'era Ma lHd* Dunlop Rubba- '.., |ii • r-t-t—- Mr VS. Tmnerla' Ch- •—1 S8*< r_f Im--ia' •t**—ta 199a Id, Mln:.f fiuit Ltd. la td; RAnd Mlnu ttH*. Rh'xl-altn Anilo Aa. 17a td* Kh-dttnt Oorp. tt\ irown! CUH: Spintt ttv,: But Otd'ild tl% . Rio Tlntot £11; Vlek. ■n tt md. . BONDS Ceneditn 4 ptr nnt Loin ti—M tl0t<4; BrltUh 9>i mr otnt C—ioli --to t-lt: Brltlth tV, p-T c-nt Wtr 'oan £10414; Brltlth Pundlni ia lteo-W C119H. P.G.L PROFITS STIU, CLIMB VAHCOUVKB. AprU 15 (OP)—loot 119.061 In traffic on tht Pacific Oreat Butern ritlwty. owned tnd operated by tbe Brittah Columbia government, during January and Pebruary thlt yttr corap--td with tht aame two montha lttt yttr la announced by Robert Wllaon, executive tttuunt. Jtnutry, 1914, allowed I 41170 operating profit ccmnared with t 15103 lou ln Jtnutry, 1933. In Ptbrutry thle year th* operating profit wta 9450 compared with a lou ot 97139 In Pebruary, 1933. Vancouver Sales VANCOUVKR. April 15 (CP)—Mining aharu wld on tha Vancouver ttock exchange yeturday wtrt: Dated—Beaver Silver 1000. Bralorna 1355, B R Con 13.100. B R -I 11400. Cariboo 3193. Oold Belt 9700, Omnia River 9900. Inur C at C 500. Meridian 4950. Nlcolt 0975, Pioneer 490. Premier O 9000. Reno 1195, Ttylor B MOO, Wiytldt 9100. emitted—Btyvlew 9000. B C Nickel 950. Big Mluourl to. Bl rbird 1000. IXL 5400. Bradlu 1501, Congrtu 4900, Ctntdlan Rand 4500, Dtlhouale WOO, Dentonlt 7590, Dunwell 500, Ptlrvlew 10.400, Orange 4000. Orull Wlhtan* 3150. Home 3000. Hediey 1000. Htld* 1000. Htrculu 191.100, Indian 1400, Koot Belle 9900. Boot Plo 95*10. Morning Star 0160, Mlnto 100.050. Noble Plve 4550. Native Boa MOO, Norgold 1700. Pavilion 400. Porter Idaho 9000. Red Hawk 900. Rutua 1000, SUvercreet 4000, SUveramlth 1000. Salmon 13.700, Taylor Wind 3950. Vldttu 800, Viking 7900. Wtttrloo 1700. WhlUwtWr 1000, Wtverly 99,000. WhlU Btgle 100. Exchanges Classified Advertising Births IVANS—TO Mr. and un. Lewrence Ivtnt. tt tht Trall-Tadtnac hoaplUI, April 7, a dtughUr. MILN-—To Mr. and Mn. joEn Milne, it tht TJall-TMinio ho*- piul, April 10, *_daujht*r. BATW—ftTilr. and i_». V«mon Bayet. it tht TTlll-T;dtsw hoipl- UI, April a. a daughter. Personal Rupture Appliances R u p t u r I, abdominal wetkntaa. i p 1 n 11 deformity, ytr loootl*. WrIU J. O Smith, Britlah Appll*. anot SptcltlUt. 19 Downie Bt. Strtford. Ont. (1983) ELITE STUDIO now optn, flnett pro- tralu FUma left bv 9 a.m flnlahad by 6 p.m. aame day. IMt4 Baktr St. ,18811 Bouma ItcE* pllu. Cloert 'Ity 6eo Let't China Remedy Hudion B*y (1874) Help Wanted POB A RBSPICTABLB MAN WANT- lng home on email ranch, writ* Box 94. Deer Park. i9097) wantkd. por oBnnuL mr.efc- work an experienced girl. Phon* 438L, TaCanac. B. C. _ _ (3118) WANTKD WOMAN OR OIRL FOR general houuwork. Apply Mrs. R. K. Blola. Tadanac. (30811 Situations Wanted ixpirikncid ana, desire? houuwonr. 15 per month. Box Ni 3000, D*lly New*. (9080) Metil Markets NEW TORK, AprU lt (AP)—Tin barely atudy; apot tnd nearby ind futur* 55.40. Bar illver (Inner, % hlghtr it 46% Othtr mettlt nominally unchanged. At London—Btr allver ateady, unchanged at 90 3-ltd. OILS ARE UP mora TORONTO. AprU .5 (CP).—Vol- tm« expended to 34.000 eharee (or Uw iwo-hour 8*tunJ»y eeeelon on the lnduitml boerd of tbe Toronto •tock exchtnge end pricei nuinteln- ed an upward ilaat. OIU (eetured the tredlnr. Imperial gained >■ at 14% and International Pete flnlahed S up at MH* DliUUer atocka were itead- and brewery leeuea alow wltb var- ition* ol only ■%. Foods were firm aa a froup. Other interlisted etocka ware ilug- glah and mildly Irregular. Nickel and Pord A wan allgthly weak and Braalllan added \. SEPTEMBER OATS UT THE BOTTOM CHICAGO. April 11 (AP)—Freeh downturn* of grain prlou Saturday followed * renewal of Uquld*tion by holder* ot tha Mty dtllvtry contrtcu. Stop-lou tilling of oau eepeclally wu an ouuundlng fetturt, with Sepumbtr oaU tumbling to tha hot- tonunut figure! tlnce thli attton't trading In thtt delivery wu btgun. Wheel cloud wttk tt tlmott the dty a bottom letel, *, to H under Pridty't flnlah, earn % to % down. oaU 14 to IV, otf, and proviatona unchangtd to t decline of 9 ctnU. Winnipeg Groin ing WINljIPEO. April 14 futurea quoUtlont (OP)-Cl** Op:n High Low Clou Wheat: M*y 68 <4 tt% 8«% 89% July 87 «t s% 67 97% Oct. 8H'. >M% 66% OaU: May 39% 99% 83% gft July 33', 93H 99% Oct. B»rley: Mav 14 34', 89% 33% 87% J!5 99% M% July tt 1* 97% 97% Oct. Plu: Plu: 98'* mv, 8*% 99% May 119H 159% 151% 111% 111% July 159*% 141% 159% 151% Oct. By*: May IM 148% 148 47 47% «*% s% July 4M4 46'a 47% Oct 60S 50% hard. 48% 41% Wheat BO. 1 81%: No. 9 nor. 86S NO. 1 nor. 89%; NO. 9 no**. 8114 NO. 4 nor 6C . No. I 56%. .4o. 8. SB's* 'ted 90%; track 66: No. 1 durum. 69%. .inncaoohi Groin MONTBBAL, aprll 15 (CP)-Brlt- b *nd forel-ft exchange In relttlon to the Canadian dollar u com. ..VII ... ..IT \,.um..m. ....... .. _.«.- piled by the Royal Bank of Ctntda, cloeed Saturday aa follow*: Auatralla. pound "htna. Hon* Kong dollara Denmark, krone Franoa, frano Oermany. relch*mar_ Orut Briuin. pound Holland, florin N*w Zealand, pound South Africa, pound Spain, peaeU. Swtdtn, krone nnlUd SUtu, dollir, 1-99 ptr unt dltcount. 4.0918 3805 .3304 5'469 4764 41119 t.'ttt .1367 -889 DOLI.AB PBSMUM OBOW8 NKW TORK. April 11 (AP).— •ortign tichtngu wtn titrtmtlv 3uUt tnd rtU chtniet narrow tturday. Tht Ctntdlan db'l-'r lnon*aad IU Premium over th* United SUUa dolltr from I--6 to 9-16 par cent Th* pound aterllng wu confine.* to * fractional rang* and cl******* at 88.15% for a gala of or- he'l unt. Tha French franc bold un- C-"n|*d it 880 ctnU. MapU eprup producera comldcr tha luhtut colored mtplt tyrup th* but in Quality. , MINNIaPOLIS. AprU lt (AT) — Whwt: No. 1 northern 84% to 17%. No. 1 rid durum 11% to 89%, Mty 81%. July 81%, Sept. 99%. . . Corn: No. 3 yellow 41% to 48. OaU: No. 4 WhlU 97% to 38%. Plu: Ro. 1, 174 to ITT. Plour unchanged. Shlpmenu 95.437. Bran 18 00 to 1IJ0. Exchange Rates NBW TORK, April 11 (AP)—Starling exchange ateady at 4614% tor 60-day bllli and 16 16% for demand Canadian dollara: Saturday 9*16 per cent premium. Frano 6 80%. Lln 849%. Uruguty 8010. BUTTtB DBCLINEH MONTRIAL. April 19 (CP)—Butter price- declined on tht Montnal produce exchange on Saturday. Butur, No. 1 gradt, 88% to 97 CtnU BecelpU 7998 bou*. Egg* eaaler. A Urge 19, A medium 11, ¥ 17 and O 16. Chaut allghtly higher, currant Ontario* 11%. Offering* 504 cuu. PoHtow flm, Quebec* 11,10, NB Mtn* 1.40. CVBBENCIES IBBEfH LAB MONTREAL. April II (AP) Cur- :tnclu wtn lrr*ril*r during Bttur* day'a trading and only a ftw chingw w*n ncordtd. Tht pound tndid tht dty tt 15.15 11-16. up 1-19 emu from Frldty tnd tht dollar eeeed 1-99 of ont ptr unt to 1-99 ptr unt dltcount. Tht frtnc contloutd »t IM For Rent FIRST CLASS HOUSE. CLOSE IN, 9 bedrooms, ln good condition 918 * month Sraill house, 9 bedroom* 113. C.W. AppUyard ChlroprBctors R 9 ony. D.O- Ph.c. oilktr Block. (1935) C HULTOrXM, ts.t., Ta£, r-lnatr Ondutu. Mcculloch BU. to. 818. ._ (1988) j 3 R. UcUtLLAH. CHiftOPftACTOR: \ Abtrdttn Blk., Phon* 919, (1997) Cltanlng and Prtsslni SPRING COATS CLEANED OB RE*. lln*d it Ult wardroM. lit Bill St. (I8B9> Electrical J. P. Ooatu - Thi Elictric aton. Supplier tnd IntttlliUon* phon* 766. PO. Boi 116 (1996) ■ Florists TULIPS, BEST DARWINS Dl (.BOB. geoui ihidei. long tttmi it HM 1 down. DtflodlU ue * do*en or 9 for 50c. Nelion Flower Shop. Phone 333. JOHNSON'S 0B__t_0_S-Sr~-'hO-l 149 Cut flowen. potted plant*, and forai dulgni. |1098) Funeral Directors NBLSON FUNERAL BKRVIOB. 534 Vlctorlt at Phont 95 Dip tnd Night unic*. P. c. Davla. . , 11940) Hide Dealers _ 3. T. MORGAN. Ntlton B.C. (1341) Insurance aad Real Estate CAR INSUR-BCB. PREMIUMS budgeted ovtr tl-r montha. T. D. Roallng, 1 Royal Bank Bldg. (1858) ROBERTSON hfcALYY CO.. LTtt Baal eatate. iniuranca, renUU, Ahtrdun block, Btktr St. (19491 mmm..—.. ..__., ..h. —.. \._a^, B W DAWAON, Rul butt InC turinct Renula Nut Blpptnoa Hardware Btktr Street. (1943) 0. D BLACKWOOD. Inaurtnct of tvtry ducrlptlon, Baal Ert.: Ph 88. (1944) H B. DILL AUTO AND FDtB M. tunnce. Retl Eattte. 508 Ward Bt (1846) 3 9 ANNA-LB. RBAL BBTATt. rentaU. iniuranca. Annabl* block. 1848) UPB.njB* AO anct, T. 9 Poulln. Ph. 70. (1941*1 6UAB T UoSAB-Y INhJRANC*- Real ElUte— Phon* 135. gpil. Machinists BENNETTS UMITED For all cluaei ot MeU) work, uth< Work. Drilling. Boring tnd Grinding Motor Rewinding Acetylene welding Phone tot 134 Vernon Strut. '1948 Mining Engineers p a PETERS Mining Knglnur Examination opentlon md mtnag** ment of mlnu and mineral pronartlea. Rouland. B.O. < (1958 H D DAWMH-HtUOH ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR ■ (1951 Musical Tuition VIOLIN AND -THEORY PUPtU Mtry BtddU. Ph. 311R3 'IM I'lumbing and Heating PLUMBINO _ HEATTNO guaranteed. BtUtertr ph. 689L! '19H Sash Factory LAWSON'S SASH PACTOBT HARTJ wood mtrchtnt 917 Baktr ttn* am Second Hand Stores 9~AUTb TBNTS. 1 OAMP TEN! 11X14. MtpU Lttt Eton. Hall » (I84i BEDS AND MATTB-SlBB. RAI elllft. 617 Vernon St. il»K tnt aM bCYI AHBBILUIW^ thing, phon* IB4, l IT Watch Kepairlng RBA-ONABLB-30 YIAR* iSTO lanoa, p. Boyi*, ul vtraoa. (14M I _^_ ————■■■— . aos • TBI NEUON DAUY NEWS, NBUON, B.C-MONDAY MOBNINO. APBa 18, IMi - MSB SEVEN 92,000"SEE ENGLAND WIN INT'NL 60 RSENAL WINS POOLERS H SHORT iNewcastle United and Sheffield Fac* Relegation HUDDERSFIELD IS ON ARSENAL TAIL Birmingham Gets but a Draw in Game With Villas Nakusp Trojans Beaten by Trail NAXTJBP, B. 0„ AprU It'— Tbl Nakuap Trojana took a defeat from tbe Trail Intermediate np team. under tbe ejee of a lone erowd of local tint In Ibi Legion ball Saturday nlfht, Tbt two tetm* wtrt wtll matched, but thi Trojan*, wbo ftlt tbt lott of ont of tbelr bttt mtn, did not htvt tuch tccurtte oontrol ovtr tbelr ehott. Tbe (ami doted with tbe boerd ihowlns a 18-14 tcort wltb tbt honon iotaf to Trail. ' After tbe same dandnf waa enjoyed I tnd refruhmtnti terved tt mldnl|bt. titltmb- TO FAIRVIEW Trounce Maulers 25-0 fn Final Rugby Game •LONDON. AprU lt (CP etble).- Wltb tbt Araenal almoat mured ol en-other chimpionihlp—they hold ■ four-point lead In the flnt dlvialon over Hudderafleld with four matchea to so—lnterett todty centered In the thrilling ttrufilw folnf on to tvold rettsatlono m thi BnilUb r-ootmn bane. Such famoua and proud cluba at Heweaitla Unlttd tnd Sheffield United tetm doonttd to so down to tbt eeoond dlvialon. The ettndlnc at tbe bottom of the Uble It thla wty. Liverpool hat It polnti tnd two mttchet; Chelate as tnd four mon; Birmingham 83 and tbna more; Newcattle 33 SSd two mon; Sheffield Dnlted IS and three mere. The latter cluh't potltlon It tlmott koptlen. ABSENAL STBONO TBt Anenal bavt provtd thtnmlvet tbt bttt taam of tbe year. Tbelr ability wai empbttUed Saturday wbtn. deeplte tb* ftct thm of tbalr but man w*r* pitying a tint gamt for Bngland at Wembley, thty tnvelltd to Liverpool end wen agalntt a teen battling daiptrauly to tvold dilution. Tbe Ounnen came out on top by a 8-8 eoore. Araenal wen oloverer and quicker on the baU at Liverpool. Beatley put tbtm tn front tfttr 13 minute* on a I tbat want In tftar bitting th* Wilton of Antnal madt a gnat mn trom Hanton and tben Hulme. getting e paat from Jamea, went around BUey who wa* dnwn out of tbt Uverpool net* tnd tapped tb* hall Into th* *mpty goal. wngbt of Ltvopool reduotd th* margin early ln the ncond htlf but Bulm* walked bt tin ntt with tht It-U from Bettlty't centn to mak* It 8-1. Uverpool fought hard In the cloelnt mlnutee tnd Hodgton tcond Two aon thot* bit tb* upright*. ■UDDEBSriEUl WINS Xuddenfttld, wbo ttlll have a ehance lo beat Araenal. banted another naU Into Ceetle'o eottln Seturdsy. beetBis tbem 4-1. Jack Bmlth ecered Ju»t btfen tbt tatervel tnd -afterward* Dott econd twice, tnd Wllllimt got a fourth befon Harry WUllimi got • counter for tbe vUlton. A great local tight waa aeen between Alton VIU* tnd Blnnlnshim tt Villi Park. Tht VIU* did their mighbon a twd turn by miming th* polnti. 1-1. Dut eoored ln the tilth minute but 1 Blrmlnghtm, wltb t tcrtmbllng and I Btaperete itteck, tquallitd befon the I half. ICBEMEA OOES STBONO Oheleea continued thtlr tpectaeular r tram the bottom of tbe uble. ' won tbe fifth match In auceea- t'wben they beat Enrtcn 3-0. Mill* Bd dHaeo eoored. Orimaby Town, wbo won over Pul- t by 8-1, *n now 10 point* ln front th* aeoond dlvltlon tnd an tbe btlng it between tht clube wtnt. I to go up to tht tint dlvltlon wltb flihtrmtn. Brentford but Swan- I and Bolton dtfetttd Notu Oounty li nmaln on *v*n ttmw In tbe matter f point*, each wtth thrtt gamn lift Sly a point further twek la Preaton "l End, b**t*n by Bury on Satur- *m A almllar itrugglt ll polng on it thl * end of the dlvltlon when Un- I City to dtflntUly headed for reie- ■ttlon and at leaat five clubt tn cbtd tlons with thtm in tn* a. Thatt Include both Not- Sham clube. Swum, Mill wall and trotted, who an tteond i the bottom, tltbougb thty but l Vale Saturday. TO tbt third touthtm Norwich City BM a 8-8 lorn at Oldham Atb- but ttlll have e ell-point lnd Coventry dty with two mon tight behind. Tbtn rtroalni Up a ban mtttwmitlctl poealblllty I tying th* leaden. WTARIO WATER STARS BEAT U.S. | TORONTO. AprU 15 (CP)—inttr- Atlon&l ■wimmlng honors came to ' tAi when en all-Ontario awlm i AttsbUA tbe Unlvarattv of Mlch- Unlted Btatea college rham- , With 0 total of 43-40 points Utt nlfht. Four Canadian ree* < wore amaahad, two by the On* rlo taam and two by tbe American -—ntativaa. ' Riding rough-ahod orer uie Maul- trt, who put up a game but Ineffective battle, the Falrrlew boya won the final gama for the dty leacue rugby aerlea Sunday morning 28-0. to substantiate Captain "Toodlea" Bt. Denis' preseason prediction that the elub would add the rugby title to lta collection. Tha Maulera put up a gama battle but could do Uttle against the heavier and faster team. "Buck" Buchanan In hla attempt to keep his team ln the fight played his best game of the season, time and time again bringing down Falrvlew ball carriers with great tackles. relrview's line was clicking to perfection hardly a play want astray. Ssvsral times they moved half the length of the field on yard gaining plunges of Stevenaon. or end runs by tbe human locomotive, St. DenU. who mowed down the oppoaltlon In great style. Harrison was the faateat man on ths field, intercepting two forward passes tried for the opposition and racing through their line for SO and 40 yard gains. Intercepting a forward pass ln tbe center of the field, be hurdled and weaved through the whole Maulers team on one occasion to score ons of tbs four touchdowns mads by his team. St. Dents collected two touchdowns and Steve- enaon one. The tackling work of Stan Horswill and Jackie BUhop waa also one of ths outstanding Incidents of a battle royal dished up by ths two teams. Straight-arming was dons frequently and tn parts ths gama was slightly rough. Following a fine kick by Tommy Bird, Buchanan was caught behind tbs 11ns for ths first point. Mllee Riddle and Klrby carried the ball for yards on sue cssst ve long runs. St. DenU waa brought down on a long run by Buchanan. Klrby waa chased for high tackling. As tbs ssoond quarter opened tbe Palrvlew boys inarched down tbs field on thraa successive yard-making drlvee led by Stevenson. Stevenson oarrled the ball ovsr on a fake buck and Harrison converted With a drop kick. Harrison picked openings for a long run ss play resumed. Bt. Denis ploughed through, shaking off Mauler tacktere In great styls. Hs crossed ths 11ns but waa called back, having run outelde. On ths next play hs carried the ball ovsr. Buchanan blocked Bt. Denla* Uck nicely when the latter triad to kick back out of a tough spot. Bird grabbed a forward pass and ths tsam put mors fight into ths play. Buchanan snared a long pass and ths team waa in scoring poaition. Three bucks wsre tried but thsy might havs been tried up against a stone wall, tbey ware bounced back twlos and on the last down tried a forward paas but a Falrvlsw man knocked lt down. Harrison pulled off a sensational run, regaining his fsst sfter falling halfway and leaving tbs bsst part of tha back of his sweater In ths hands of ft Mauler tackier. Norman McLeod. who wsa playing a great game for the Maulers came through with two nice runs only to havs Harrison hoUt the ball back Into his territory. Jackie Bishop recovered lt and on the nsit plsy Bt. DenU ran around the end ior hU ssoond touchdown of the gams. Hughle Horswill grabbed a forward paas aa tbe tblrd quarter got under way and a few mlnutee later the Falrvlsw boys added anotber point to tbelr tout whsn Buchanan wss again rouged. intercepting s forward paas ln tbs middle of the field, Harrlaon hurdled and wore his way through for the fourth touchdown. Jackie BUhop grabbed a forward paas for ths convert. Faimsw's Una did grest wort ln opsning up and In holding the Maulers ln their bucks and Lsnglll at snap turned In a good gams. Ths Maulers wers slightly handicapped by the lack of players, having to fill In with players from ths other teams Ralph Humbls and Ron Beattle refereed and O. Btlreaker, H. Moore and J. McLeod acted aa linesmen. UNFED WINS IRISH SOCCER Cliftonville Blanked as the Victors Get Five BELFAST. April IS (OP CSDlS)— Llnfleld had a runway victory ovar Cliftonville ln tho final for the Irish Football association oup Saturday, winning by 5-0. Llnfleld, also Irish leagus champions this seaaon, recorded their nth victory ln the cup, first competed for ln 1880-81. Their last victorious eup final wu ln 10S1 since when Olsn- toran haa hsld It. Bslfast City soocer cup matches resulted as follows: Portadown 1, Olonavon 0. Nftwry 4, Lams 3. NELSON BEATS KASLO 6 TO 2 Takes Opening Game of Football in the City NeUon ssnlore took ths opsning gams of the Nslson District Football league hers Sunday sfternoon ftt ths Recreation grounds 6-3, whlls ths South Slocan tsam wu taking the Nelaon Juniors Into camp 4-1 ftt tba formsr point. There wu a fair turnout of soccer fans. Mayor S. H. Smyths kicked off to open the gams. PUy wu hardly as one-sided u the score would suggest, although the locals did have a distinct edge. Kulo boya showed fins combination at times and looked Impressive u tbsy swept down the field. Most of thslr rushes lacked flnlah and they wers stopped before they oould get In on Morris ln the Nslson goal. Kulo pressed on the kickoff and kept ths ball around the Nslson snd before the locals seemed to find thetr bearings. But within flvs mlnutee ths vUltors were having a warm tlms In warding off tbs attack. Nutter wu ths main thorn in tbs flssh ef ths visitors during ths afternoon and hs rave Robinson, tho Kulo goalie, flvs to stop ln quick suoossslon, besides two tbst bs headed goalwart. NUTTER SCORES Ks opensd tbs aoorlng on ft nlcs play ln which Olllett tore down ths field with ths ball, passed to Wallacb, wbo In turn gave it to Nutter. Kaalo evened tb* oount abortly aftsr wben Adams capped a nice rush by bparking tbs bsll in tb* NeUon gosl. Olllett made It 3-1 for tbs locals whsn be ssnt ft bot ons thftt two of ths Kulo msn, Robinson being on* ot thsm, kicked at and missed. At tbs chants* of aides, NeUon headed one In that wasn't ooun lad. Robinson saved from Wallach. Than Kaalo had tough luck around tbs Nslson goal. * Nutter got bis ssoond whsn Corbin lifted ons In front ot tbs goal and Tommy ussd bU bead. Anderson, wbo wu plsylng ft good gams for Kulo, received a kick that kept; him limping th* remainder of th* gams. Hs also had hard luck ln ths Nelson goal mouth. SCORES ON PENALTY SHOT Bradley aoored tha neit for tba home boys on a penalty kick that Robinson bad no cbanos for. Jem Whitfield had bU arm hurt ln a fall, and ths game wu stopped for a abort time. On resumption of play Wallach mads It 5-1 on a pretty plsy snd than Tommy Nutter got his tblrd, and Nsl- son's final. Adams computed Kaalo'a scoring aftsr ths vUltors carried tbe ball down the field in a fast play. Horace Ward handUd tbs gsms. llbmVn Kaalo—Robinson, Ooal: For, Mulr, bark*. Idle. Ollker. Coombs, balf backa; Adama. Jackson, Anderson. Mc- Phsrson, Cherry. NeUon—MorrU, goal; It. DenU, Whitfield, backs. Andrews, Bradley, Crahan, half backs; Wallacb, Oil Utt, Nutter, Ce-eper, Oorbin. i olty of Brunn U trying out a l equipped wttb ft wood-gu gsnsr- SHAUGHNESSY IS HOOP CHAMPION VANCOUVER. April 16 (CPJ — Shaughnsssy United of Vanoouver Saturday won tba Intermediate B boys British Columbia baaketball title, defeating Vernon W-ll In a sudden death gams here. Broadview* From Montreal Champs MONTREAL. April 16 (CP)— Dominion Junior baaketball honors rut* sd In Toronto tonight, takan there by a scrappy Broadview Toung Men's Christian association tsam which detested tbs Quebec champions. Cansdlan Pacific AA A. by a round score of 68-61 hsrs Saturday nlgbt. Only Filly to Win Ky. Derby li Dead UMINOTOH. K-rvftvrll IS IAD— Mint. only rill; iter to win th* Kentucky Derby, 1* dead ol an in- ternal hemorrhage it tba farm of ber ofner, c. V. Whitney Bhe fit 33 yetra old tnd hir victory In tb* Darby cam* in uu whtn tbt defeated Pebble* tnd Sharpehooter md 11 otbtr tttrtert . Jumbo Couldn't Stand * Diet By AL DEMABEI THIRD LANARK ISBLANKEDBY PARTICK CREW Lanark Must Fight to Keep From Relegation ST. MIRREN DRAW WITH ABERDEEN Leelle Munne, tbe bijttit member of tbe Brooklyn Dod»eri* pltchini etaff li Quite tn titer but be hit nothing on "Jumbo" Elliott, tbt Pblllttt touthptv. Elliott uted to eet two etttk*. two orden of pott- toee, Tegettblti, four dlthtt of lot cream and two pleoe* of pie for dinner. When cautioned tbout ortr- tttlng. ht ttld ht couldnt dltt ll lt weakened him. Hare,i tome mon itatletlct! guen te for the oomlng uuon: Bill Terry wlU lwd tb* tfttlonel Leaiue hlttere with t mirk of .888. Lou Oehrlg will top tht American Letgut bttttrt wltb Itt tnd bit tt homt runt. Ctrl Bubbtll wlU win onr thirty gamea for tht oiante Btbt Ruth wlll play In UO btll and hit 88 bom* runt. Lefty orore wtu win 18 bell gamea tor the Boeton Red Soi. Connie Mick, ln * recent "telklt" rimtrked thtt the "Ae" mlfht meet the OUnta in thlt fiU't World urles. At the eamtrtmtn remtrktd l*t*r, "Meek muat hart thought we wen filming t comedy!" SOFTBALLERS START TODAY F.A.C. and Hume No. 1 Play First Game Men's League -nil* tfumoon tb* m*n't Mnlor toftbtll letgue Khtdult commence* with tbt relritew Athletic dub pitying tht Humt Hotel No. 1. At preeent ell gtmet are to be pltytd tt the Junior high ichool groundi tnd tht flrtt htlf of Um tehtdule li «ue to wind up on Miy 84. Softball ewoutleet hut ru"*d t" t no Utm will bt tllowed to Uke the field without flnt binning In dun for the anion. Tbt Khtdult la •• follow*: April 16—F. A. 0 ti. Bum* Ko. J. April 17—Mllllonilm n. Baeoy. April is—Hew Onnd goui ve. Bugle Bend. April 18—Hume Ko. 1 te. Woodcut ten. AprU JO—Mllllonilm t*. T A- C. April S3—Savoy ea. Hum* Ho. 1. AprU 98—Ntw ortnd yt. Million- lint. April 31—Bugle Bind n. st-roy. April 38—Burnt Ho. 1 ti. Htw Ortnd. AprU 38— Woodcuttera ti. Buglt Bend. AprU 37—r. A. 0. ft. Stvoy. April 38—Humt Mo. 1 ti. New Onnd. AprU 30— Mllllonilm -rt. Buglt Bead. Me? 1—aeroy n. Humt No. t. Miy 3—Niw onnd ti. wood- eutten. Miy 8—Burnt No. 1 yt. MlUlon- tltm. May 4—P. A C. n. WoodcutUn. May 8—Buglt Bind ti. Humt No. 9. Mty 8—Nt* Onnd ea r A. C Mty go—Buglt Bind ti. Humt Mo. 1. May u—Bum* No. I ti. Million, tint. Mty 18—WoodcutUn ti a*Toy. Mty 18—r. A. 0* t* Bugl* Bind. Mty 17—Hum* No. 1 ti. Burnt No 3. Mey 18—Mllllonilm n. WoodcutUn. Miy 98—Burnt No. 3 n r A. C. Mey 33—woodcuttm n. Burnt NO. i. Mty 34—S*Toy n. Ntw onnd. French Rugby Team Beaten PARIS, April II (CP fl* HtTtal — England defeited Prlnot it rugby by 33-31 it tbt Buffllo lUdlum htrt todty By htlf-umi tbl Ingllth Utm htd plltd up t lead of 18-11. Hamilton and the Celtics Draw; Clyde Victor GLASGOW. April 18 (CP cable).— Vlttl nleiitlon gtmet In the Seot- tlih Football league worked out badly for Third Lanark, wbo after e Iota it Ptrtlck Thlatlea an now only t point tben Alrdrleonltna wltb Cowdenbeeth definitely In the tiller tnd heeded for tbe aecond dl-rl- alon. Alrdrltonltl, wltb a good win orer Heirti, hire ttlll t tin- cbtnet to aUy In tbe flrtt dlelalon. The flnt dlvialon tchednlt wu curtailed on irrount of tht Inter* nttlontl mttch et Wembley ita- dlnm. The mttchu genenUy wen pltyed In dull weet her tfter t week'a nln. Plrtlck Thlatlee ceuatd Third Ltnirk'a lupportera dlamty when tbey defeeted tbt vltlton 3-8. McLennan ecored til three poela On th* other bind Alrdrie. tt homt to tht Heirte, got tla bttt of I 8-9 oount. Bhirp for Alrdrie tnd Ooutte for tht HetrU econd In tht flnt htlf tnd ln tht ucond Mooney got two mon for the homeeUn, one on penilty, whllt Wilker ecored for Heart* IT 18 A DRAW Bt. Mlmn. who will mut lUngen ln the cup flnala, wen held to t icon lut tit it Aberdeen end an only three polnU from the denger sone. Alrdrleonltna han 99 polnU and tbm gtmu to go; Third Lenirk 98 ind two to go; whllt St. Mlrrtn end Hlbtrnl- ant botb htn 96 polnU with thru ■nd two gtmu lift reepecUvely. CelUe htd t poor dty, ludlng Htm- Hton 1-0 tt half tlmt only to htn Wllaon get t tying goel for Hamilton In tht tteond htlf tnd then being untble to bretk tb* de*dlock. Johnttone'* goal ln the flnt half gan Clyde e victory over Hibernian* and Doddi' flrat-htlf goel wu tuffl- dent for Quetn't Ptrk to belt Palklrk Tha fight for promotion la tht uoond dlvialon contlnuet eztnmtly dou. Only thru polnU uptnu tht ftnt four clubt -although Dunfermline, the leaden, hen e full gtmt advantage thanka to t win onr Morton while Arbrotth wen being htld to l tie et Klnga Park. BUnhouumulr ctme up into e tie with Arbrotth whUt Albion Roven In fourth pltct an only t point furthtr back. An expedition wUI aeek tbe Mating ground of Rou- anow roou In Britlah Oolumbli. Toronto Junior Champs Beaten TORONTO, April 16 (CP)—<3ttu Strvlu Otlere, Toronto Mereentlle leecue chtmploni. hid dtmoutnted tonlfht .the dltfennu between e emert tenlor hooey teem ind e cnem- plonehlp Junior outfit. Before e erowd of mere thu 80j000 penone hen lut nliht, Uu Servlu union dtfttted Bt. Mlcbul'i CoUifi Mtjon. Junior hoekiy chtmploni of Caned*. 6-4. ln the third end flntl gtmt for tht amateur hockty chimpionihlp of Toronto. BIG LEAGUES AKIN LINE Way This Week With First Games Under Favorite Hurlers NBW TORK, AprU 16 (AP)—Hen'* the echedule of mtjor lugu* but- bill opener* together with prohibit pitching cholctt; Mondiy. AprU 16—Boeton Red Boi tt Wuhlngton, Rhodee VI Whltehlll. Tueedey, April 17: Amerlctn letgue— Wuhlngton tt Botton, Crowder vt Witltnd: Ntw York tt Phlltdelphlt, Oomte vi Ctln: St. LouU tt Cleveland, Blaeholder n Hlldebrand: Detroit at Chlclgo, Mtr berry vt Lyon*. Nttlontl letgue—Chicago tt Cin dnntU, Wtrneke n 81 John: Pitt* burg'i et St. Loula, Prench n Dtuy Deen: Phlltdelphlt it Niw Tork. Boi ley vi Pltulmmone: Boiton it Brook lyn. Prtnkhoun n Mungo. LEAFS DEFEAT WINGSBY12-8 WINNIPBO, AprU 18 tCP>—Tor onto M*pl* Letfa tonlgbt htld i 19-8 victory ovtr tht tltered Detroit Red wlnga u both Nttlontl hockey letgue Utmi ruled befon going into tbelr aecond exhibition gtmt ben lomoriow night. A doeen gotlt wtn amtektd be* hind WUfe Oude In the Detroit cege tnd tight but Oeorgt Htlni- worth In thi Toronto ntt whtn tht Letta took thtlr tour-gotl victory ln the Unt gtmt bin lut night befon 6600 fine, mtny of them teeing thtlr flnt pro genu. De* trolt beld t 9-1 lud it tht tnd ef the flret period but the latU -reverted It to 8-8 it tht ind of the tecond end outscortd tbl Wtngen 6-3 ln the flntl period. Harvey Jackaon with thm ltd tht Leaf mai-kamen while Charlie Conacher, Bum Boll, Bee Kline •nd Ken Dorety counted e pelr eaoh. Bill Thoma got the other Lent counter. . Ptul Thompion ahd Larry Aurie with two each topped tbe Wing gotl gotten wltb on* etch belnf tcortd by Charlie Sanda, Barbie Lewie, Btldy Northcott ind Bddlt Wlaeman. OLD COUNTRY SOCCER LONDON, AprU 16 (API—POotbtU IBM pltytd In tht Britlah Ulee Stturdiy reeulted u foUowi: ENGLISH LEAGUE riRST DIVISION Alton VIU* 1, Blrmlnghtm 1, Chtltet 9, Evtrton 0. . Hudderafleld Town 4. Newcattle United 1. Lelceeter City 9. Sheffield Wednuday 0. Liverpool 9, Arunel 9. PorUmouth 9, Blackburn Roven 0. Sheffield UnlUd 0, Wut Bromwlch Albion 1. stoke City 1, Lud* UnlUd 3. Sunderland* 3. Mlddlubrough 0. Tottenham Houpur* 6, ManchnUr City 1. SECOND DIVISION Bolton Wanderen 1, NotU County 0. Bradford I, Hull City I, Brentford 3. Bwinut Town 0, Burnley 3, Mill will 1. Orlmiby Town 9, Pulbtm 1. Mtnchuur UnlUd 3, Pert Lu 0. NotU Poreet 4, Southtmpton 1. Oldham Athletic 9, Lincoln City 0. Plymouth Argyle 9. Bradford City 0. Pree\on North Bnd 0, Bury t. Wut Htm Unlttd 1, Bleckpool 9. THIRD DIVISION NORTHIRN SECTION Bournemouth 1, Swindon Town 1 Brletol Roven 9. Torqual United 1 Cardiff City l, Brighton 4. Charlton Athletic 1, CUpton Ort nt 1. Coventry Oty 6, Nr-vport County 3 Cryeui Ptlict 1, Northimpton Town 9. Bieur City 0, Aldmbot 0. Dillingham 1, Luton Town 1. Reeding 1. Norwich Olty 0. Southend UnlUd 0, Quunt Perk Re: file 9, Wttford 1, Brlitol City 9. THIRD DIVISION NORTHERN SECTION Accrington Stanley 4, Cheeter 1. Barnaley 9, Stockport Oounty 0. Chetterfleld 1. Doneuter Roven 1. Oaueheed 0. Tork Olty 9. Hartlepoole United 9, Onwe Alei- andn 1. MantfUld Town 6. Halifax Town 1. Darlington-WaUall. unpUyed. Rochdal* 1, Borrow 9. Bouthport 4, Rotberbtm United 8. Truman Roven 9, Cental* Unltad I. Wmhun 1. New Brlgton 4. BUT SCOTLAND DESERVED GOAL ORSOONTHEIRFINEPLAYS 'Be a Sport" Park Lover Urges Boys To th* Editor: ■tr—Tb* ebon thru werde in often ueed hf the younger genentlon tnd we uu theu wordt u * heeding In the hope thit thlt will utch thtlr ITU. Tht two ptrkt of whleb Nelion la Juitly proud tn again looking lovely end the pelntUklng -work* dont by tbt two ptrkkuptn deurve all tbt praiee tbty fit. •bow your appreciation of tbtlr -work by not tramping ovtr tbe flowtr btdi. picking tht ffowtn, throwing rocki into tht Oyro iwlmmlng pool, bracking down the feaou tround tht flowor bene, tnd luring lunch ptpert tnd rubblth lying tbout. If parenu would impreu thu* f*cu upon their children It would w* ful eun help. To the children tnd to tht tldtr boyt ptrtlcultrly -art uy, "Trett tht ptrkkeepera u you would like to be treated; in other wordt, "pity tht gtmt. park Lover Ntlton. April It. Rugby Results Across the Pond LONDON, April 16 (OP ctblel- Ruggrr mttchu played ln the eld country Saturdiy reeulted u followi: Rugby letgut: BtUty 91, Warrington 7. Barrow 6, Wikefleld Trinity 6. Bramley 14. Ulfh 97. Puthtntont 4, Wldnu 11. Huddenfltld 89, Bradford Northern 90. Hull-Klngtton 63. Dewtbury 9. Huntlet 11. Broughton Rtngera 33. Leeda 13. Kelghley 0. Stlford lg. CuUeford 0. St. Helen'e 84, London Highfield 19. St. Helen'* Rec* 10. H*ll(ai 19. Swlngton 98, Tork 8. Wlgtn 81, Hull 10. Rugby/union. Old Merchant Teylcre 4, London Irlah 8. Bedford 10, Old Bluee 6. Blrkenheed Ptrk 14, Wlterloo 10. Bridgend 6, Abmvon 0. Croeekeye I, Stauau a. Enter 8, Uanally 13. QlouceeUr 6, H«**l*quln* 0. Hallfai 6, Ooventry 11. Lelouur 11, Bleekhuth 14. Mtnebutar 6, Heidlnglty tl. Mounuin Ath 14, AbertlUery 8. Newport 16, Beth 8. Northimpton 90, Old Alleynlint 18 Neeth 19, Devonport III Hue* 4. Pentrth 10, Wuton-Suptr-Mtn 11 Plymouth Albion 6, Cerdlff 6. Pontypool 8, Brlitol «. BRINGING UP FATHER! By G«o. McManua I ©AW TV*AT **■«_ lcttta c-HAtrnt"* om tmi VmrtT AMD %M« WAA >IMQ A. I »AVJ. OUCK AM DOG-, MAGOK- DiO M-OU SSB MWb. LOTT A CHAYTW? rU-»AT\D!0.' tyriM. COfT TMO«t oCT» PWOM Hit) MICMMB.eA.OMOW {SB^I-W-** Htm. -M*_* MCTTAO. TMK SOCIETY t'M THIS TOWN- R __t COMTtNUCO — BOT ,VOO CAM err »Mfc IT «ow» WIM.TOO-.I'U- tHOW V*feM1 (~t\iM.n pot A*jSrrw,lsic Mft-VLU MWT a SCOTTISH LEAGUE FIBST DIVISION Aberdeen 0. 8- Mlrren 0. AljdrleonUas S, Heerti a. Clyde 1. HibernUnie 0 H>mllVm Acedemlceli 1, Cel tie 1 Plrtlck Thirtle 3, Third Untrk 0. Queen'e Pirk 1. rilklrk 0. (Ko otUer femes account intenu- Uonal metcfc . itCOND DIVISION Albion Rom I. Breohln Ctty 0. Alio* «. *Unburth aty 0. lut Fife t, Bt. Bemerdi 3 Beet BUrllnf ft, Porter AtbleUe 1. Klnji Perk I. Arbroeth t. Morton 0, Dunfermline 2. Stenhoueemulr ft. lUlth Itoreri 4. Inytrm«re Hooptrs Take Ont in Four DfVKKM-ERI. April lft—The youn| buketbeU pUyera from Inrermere went to Port Steele uid* Kimberley leet week-end for tames. • Although the Invermen playr-a loet all but tht Port Steele boye' femee, which the. won tt-36, harlnf loet the itrU' fame 19-94 all four were cloeely oonteeted The drawback to tM Klmberley play waa the fact that Klmberley itlll had the old-faahloned baakete and In-ermere haa the modern onee attached at the back only. Thoat wbo went from hen we Olrla Mlwea Joan and Ruth Peten. KIlMbtth Pye. Barbara Scott. Plo. Klrkpatrtok ud Mn. Swain. Boya—Harry and J. Sarin. Jot Peten. Joe Pletroako. T. Poyaton. John Pruat and Douflae Mitchell. English Goalie Is in Rare Form in Feature Play WEMBLEY STADIUM. London, April 16 (CP Cable).—Tht international loccer aerlea had ended today after one of tht greatett dUplajs of football ever aeen tn the lont Mrlea between England and Scotland. England won the match befon 92,000 persona here by a aoon of 8-0 bnt on tha play tht Soottlah deaerved goala. Rarely haa enob a fighting die- play been aeen on a aoooer field at the two International teama put np on Saturday. Englsnd •cored alter 40 mlnutee through Raetln, Areentl'i great forward. But ln the aecond half tht Scots put on a rally that had the multitude in an uproar. The Scots tlmt after time lammed Into the Engllah goal tree with precipe attacka tbat had the English up against It. Onoe tht ball seemed certain to go ln. but Mobs pulled ona of several magnificent utt* that kept the Scottish aeon sheet bank. Taking tbe game all through, tht English forward line wtrt tht mon dangerous of the two, their extra apeed being an Important factor. Hapgood on the defence waa a tower of atrength agalnat the itubborn Scottish attacks Ona of Kngland'a goals wta tx- tnmely lucky, the ball going into tha ntt off tht pott on a ahot from Brook of Manchester Olty. Tht third oounter waa tallied by Bowers, who headed tn on a paaa from Brook. Thirty-thousand of the spectators mada tha Journey from Scotland. Tba multitude gave an ovation to the Duke of York, who ahook hands with the playera, and alao aang "Por Bo's a Jolly Oood Ptllow" for Sir Frederick Wall, wteran etcntary of tba aaaoclatlon who la miring thla summer. It had betn announced Btr Frederick, who waa Ts ywterday, would be glnn a ntlrtng prte- tnt ot Ift0.000. Tht result brought tht record of tba aerlte to 2*6. wins for Scotland, IB for England and 14 dnwn games. Uthbridge Falls to Coast Hoopers LETHBRIDGE. Alta., AprU IB (CP) —Vancouver Provinoe, champion baa- ketten of Brltlab Oolumbla on their way to tht wtatarn Oanada tnlor baaketball finale at Winnipeg and conquerors of Raymond Union J.cka In tht tnttrprovtndal playdowns laat wttk, tonight had an ethlbltlon victory to tbtlr credit They triumphed ovtr Lethbrldge Young Liberals. Albtrta runners-up, 48-44. YANKEES SPLIT THE BETTING Picked With Washington to Win League Race «»W TOW. A»rU 18 (») — weehlr.iton Senttort tnd Net Tort Ytnfcttt will optn the Amerlctn leifut t***on ipHt-d'orlttt to win tla* pinntnt, *coordlni to re.laed bettlm odd* ot J*ct DotI*.' ,Bro*d- wi? commlttlowr. Hi held tht Ittfu* e-tmploo* md th* - Ttnkt it 8 to 8 to win. Ttat wold champion Hew Ttlt Ollntl remained to 8 to 8 cholo* to ttpt*t In tb* Nttlontl lee*-*. Tta* reileed oddl: national let|ue: Olanta 8-t: Cubi 8-3; flritaa 8-1: Cardlnale l-l; Brae«a 10-1: Dodier* 40-1; Phillltt 100-1: Rtdi 100-1. American lalgut: Stnttora 8-4: Tankett 8-4: Bid Sol 8-1: Whit* tot 10-1: Indiana 18-1: Tl|er* 18-1; AthleUc 50-1; Bona 80-1. BARGAIN TRIP to VANCOUVER . VICTORIA - NANAIMO APRIL 27 FROM THE WEST KOOTENAY NAKUSP - KASLO AND SOUTH Procter to Midway ud Intermediate Points Including Trill B088LAlO> PA8MKOU8 INTBAIS AND Dti-UP* AT T»AO, Return Fares raoM I» -r/UICOCTM VirtO«l» MNI1MO Grand Forti Nttoon Kulo Trail _ Nikuip a s;40 10.30 11.35 10.1B .18.25 fllO.lO 12.00 13.05 11^5 X13.95 ■—vu mtnmtmxm. n-itm mt nota. COMtlPONDINO FARIS T90M OftMIM MIM! t 8.85 11.55 12.00 11.40 X13.50 mmim from -valnap tnd South ta WlU Mm to*** Atr* M, tnd wlll bt tmrrlel iU Nelaon Mil Mu* wlU Man Km* Asytll 81 ti 8 ub. ctlUn| tt mmy pmtK mtklit MMMttMB tl noetic wtU traU. rhaal rettm Unit May 8. ttnM puttniert lor polnli nortta of rnttw. nun limit wm bt m*t s. TWnU Omt In tttt (Ml Uaa Omly Ko ttop Ot* Allowtd Ho •M8*fi ChteJdat nttUHM Chiidna nut rm tmttltr Ttim tantm m uek HitcMt- Tm furtiiir laforattioo ipplT to nt*rti« Mtnt oc H. 1. LOWU, Otf Ttakit Hint, Nikon, S.C. Janadian Pacific WorM. a*moU)MTtro-*\ W» ^— "• **-■■--—*~ ■•*--;-. rAOB EIGHT LADY BIRD IS OUT FOR SPIN Launch Owners Are Enthusiastic for the Season "There goes the Lady Btrdl" "The barber's boat Is outl" These were' soma ot tbe exclamations heard sbout Nelson Sunday afternoon when Lou Ollbert and numerous memben of the' Nelson Launch olub Inaugurated the launch season with several spins In Nelson's speed bost. Laid up sll winter. Mr. Gilbert's boat came out ot the boat house ln wonderful shape and with a roar burned up the miles between Nelson and Pour Mile ln three or four trips. Mr. Ollbert has made several changes In his craft and this summer wtU be able to carry as many as 11 passengers on Jaunts across the slick waters oi the West Arm. Launch club members are already aching to get going and lf present plans materialise there wtll be an annual regatta for Nelson once sgsln. With the annual meeting of the club slated for tonight new plane for water sport* In Nelson are expected to materialise. While the Lady Bird had her 1934 SEE I5 •**• *** CHAVES I MASTER PLUMBER For Modern Plumbing I AT MODERATE PRICES - Opp. City Hilt PHONB Sit (upturn yetterdty, numerout othar launch owntr* wtrt to bt tten tn coverall* preparing their bo*t* tor th* summer'* tcttrltlu—*nd the cry 1* hnk to the ltkt md plttiurtblt Weet Arm wtten. MORE ABOUT WORKSLIQUQR (Continued Irom rage One) warehousing factlltlei, Is said to face a similar prospect of reorganization of staffs1 under Its control, with a view to readjusting the work and reducing numbers employed, to meet changed conditions. More than a year ago most of the liquor control atsffs went on part-time operation, working st first three weeks, then two weeks, and more recently three weeks per month. There hss been ynofflclal complaint of the hours worked ln vendors' stores. In soms Instances the % hours are from 9 a.m. to t p.m., and from 11 a.m. to 6 pjn. on Saturdays. While lt Is seeking to reduce the numbers employed ln the provincial services to harmonise with the actual volume of' the work to. bs undertaken, snd to provide whatever economies are possible to meet changing conditions, the province Is being Inundated with requests for Jobs from all quarters. For every publlo post that becomes vacant, dozens, and at times scores of applications are made. A reoent example of this was ln connection with preparation ot survey work ln the field this year, now under review by Hon. A. W. Oray, minister of lands. Twenty applications were made for every position available ln the limited work to fc* done afield this year. Surveys to be conducted will be mostly of a topographical nature, with 190,000 voted for surveys and maps, excluslvs of 91,000 for watsr surveys In another branch of ths service. Tor the most part the work will be done under direction ot permanent officials of ths department. MORE ABOUT C.C.F. (Continued From Fage One) the C.CF. Chairman Angus Maclnnis ruled the amendment out of ordsr as In direct opposition to the motion. VOTE BACKS RULING The chairman's ruling was challenged and was sustained by a large vote. During some hectic discussion Mr. Maclnnis declared the "C.CF. program Is for those who agree with lt, not for those who oppose It." Finally the motion to confine membership to "political" groups was carried and then the convention decided to have an appointed secretary- treasurer. When a delegate asked the C.CF.'s action ln the case of a membership group celebrating May day. Chairman Maclnnis replied: "If you demonstrate with groups opposed to the C,CF., then you must be disciplined." Mr. Woodsworth declared lf there had been "prompter discipline ln Toronto and Ontario we wouldn't be tn this mess." He believed discipline was one of the methods of the Communist party "and I believe ths O.C.F. hae to discipline Its members lf lt Is going to amount to anything ln the Dominion of Canada." Mlas Agnes Macphall, U.F.O. member of the house of commons for Southeast Orey, was cheered lustily when she made a few remarks from the sidelines and Indicated that undar ths new constitution she might be eligible for membership through soms member group. A meeting was arranged for April 32 when the position of the labor conferenoe wlll be discussed. Morning Is sn excellent time foi exercising, unless you are high-strung or ln Ut health. Stand erect, hands plaoed on shoulders. Rotate the arms from ths shoulders, describing large circles with the elbows. This exercise Is splendid for reducing upper arms. WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THIS SERIAL Thii newspaper tikej pride in innoooc- ing the forthcoming leriil publicitioo of "Eskimo"—• story so unusuil from every viewpoint thtt it will fiscinite every reid- ■*-■ er. The intrepid explorer Peter Frcochen spent mtny dinger-beset months io Che icy wilderness of the Arctic, tad this powerful tale of reckless idventure is the result of his unsung experiences ia t savage, primitive world. He take* yon with him among men wbo trade their wivet—yet kill if one is betrayed! You'll live through epic struggles with wild betju of the toowa aad the Polar sea*—men battling against terrific odds—each installment a breath-taking drama—-comprising the greatest thrill- serial of them all. NELSON DAILY NEWS THE GREATEST PICTURE EVER MADE! ESKIMO STARTS FRIDAY - - CAPITOL THEATRE TRE NIUON DAILT NEWS, NIUON, BX "-MONDAY MORNINO. Ann. M, 1M4- Mn. S. Jamieson to Speak at New Denver Mn. Stuirt Jimltton, Judft In tti* Juvenile eourt it Burnaby, who id- dreited t public nutting tn Ntlion Prldiy nlsht it Bt. Ptul't church, ltft Stturdiy morning for Ntw Dtnver to llvt tn iddreu there. Sht will return to tht oottt Immediately tfttr. MORE ABOUT Woodsworth (Contlnaed -Tom Pa«e One) nlSi M-P., Vsnoouver, chairman' of tbe convention, was told by ths president: "If anyone !• going to mske Interjections llks thst tbey sre going out." While verbal struggles occupied the hsll tbe corridors outside ssnr physical combat. Controller Jsmes Simpson of Toronto wts knocked to the floor and pummelled whsn he repeatedly Interceded ss s "peacemaker" In s group argument. Be re-entered the meeting room ss If nothing hsd happened. He wu not seriously hurt. LABOR BEATEN The Isbor conferenoe lost ths seoond round of the fight to retain Its autonomy within tbs C.CF. wben lt wss decided not to hear delegates from four suspended Toronto clubs air their views. Thomss Cruden announced the credentials committee had been in conference wtth representatives of the suspended clubs and had agreed to give t ipokesmsn from each olub flee minutes to state their eass, Ths reply, he said, would then bs made to all. NOT A COt'RT Urs. J. Lang, labor speaker, complained that D. M Lsbourdals. secretary, should first make his cbargei giving reasons why ths clubs had been suspended. The clubs could then defend themselves, sbs said. "That Is tbs procedure of capitalist courts. Surely tbs C. C P. is as democratic as the courts." An objection wes raised by Mr. Woodsworth who informed ths lebor speaker the convention was not a court and had been called for only one purpose. "If we were to hear every angle, we would not be one btt better off," he declared. "We would Just Inject a lot of bitterness snd past history." "Boms of us hays coma to this convention to tsks back a message to those people whom ws represent." declared Delegate Lannlng of Cochrane. Tbe meseags so far gain/d wu neither "helpful nor elevating." he said. NO MEETING OF FIRE CHIEFS Nslson Is dus for ths neit convention of the British Oolumbla fire chiefs, but dus to financial conditions the chiefs will not meet for a yaar at least. Ths Invitation to come to Melon wu accepted at ttu lut convention. City Raises Head in Italian Marshes SABAODIA. Italy, April IS (AP) — This elty, ths seoond to rear IU head In the hitherto nselsse Pontine Marshes, wu tnaufuratad today by r.'ng Emanuel and Queen Elans. The reclaimed territory around Ba- baudla Is ons day eipectad to pro* Tide farm homes for some 80.000 needy war veterans on fertile wheat raising land. Members of ths royal court mingled with1 Fascist officials today to hall tbe regime's conqusst ovtr a reclamation problem. A Real Tonic for Thit Tired Feeling SMYTHE'S BEEP IRON AND WINE Smythe's Pharmacy piioni l THE BEST IN LUMBER COSTS LESS IV THE END When contemplating bollding Insist on the best lumber yoa an buy—In Uter years when a poorer grade would have rotted, it win be strong and firm aa tha day It was milled. W.W.Powell Co., Ltd. "THt Horn tf Oeo* Lomber" phone in foot or stanley street MORE ABOUT LEON TROTSKY (Tontinned Prom page One) fcr the past few ibonths that six or seven persons lived ln the villa, but only two young men evtr showed themselves, Tbey never answered questions. Mall was never received directly at ths villa, but arrived nightly bT motorcycle from Purls. MOTORCYCLE STOPPED On Thundsy of this week a gendarme stopped the motorcyclist and took him to police headquarters where an examination o' the mall revealed lt wu all deiUned for the villa Kermonlque. This made ths authorltlea decide on a oomplete In- vastlgntlon. Por two "nl«ht* the villa wu uar- rounded by gendarmes, until tbe investigating megletrates arrived. They- bad no difficulty anuring. Two Oerman servants, two secretaries, ons e Oerman and the other a pole, and the wife of the oare- taker met them. They mounted to ths second floor and In a spacious study found the little, smiling gentleman wtth ths goatee, who greeted them affably from behind his desk. Trotsky produced all thf neceeesry papers relative to his residence In Prance and the authorities withdrew. THISTLES BLANK ROYALSOFTRAIL Tommy Hayes Stars to Kick In Four Goals TRAIL, B. 0., AprU 18 — TtM Thistles, organised eleven of long standing and winners ef ths title last year, defeated Royals, a new but promising team, 4-0, In the opening gams of the City Football leagus Sundsy afternoon. The Thistle* pressed hard st ths Royals' goal throughout ths * game, and Ooalle Klrkpatrlck was called upon to make several spectacular saves, often coming out snd charging tbe opponents' forwarda bsfors tbsy had time to direct their ahota. Beveral new faces appeared on the Royal team who appeared to be promising material, among thsm being Bob Duffertn from Drumheller. Tommy Hayes, outside right, starred In the play, scoring ill four goals for tha winners, two ln each half, receiving passes on three occasions from Tommy Lsurle and one from W. Billlle. Neit Sunday ttte Hotspurs, an aggregation formed of leat year'i .unlor players, will meet the Thistles In the second league game. Unsups: Thtstlea— A. BslUls, J. Tllley. T. Smith, R. Jest. o. Perguson, T. McVle. T. Hayes, A. Crlchton. J. Pstsrson, T. Laurie and W. Baillle. Royals— D Klrkpatrlck. H. Vyss, Hott, T. P- Williams. A. Peterson, R. Duffenn. J. R. Killer, W. Page, p. Bell, M. Stevens and A. Mathews. R. Livingstone refereed end w. Altken and J. McKay wars linesman. Crestonite Lands Four-Pound Boss CRESTON, April 16— The fine weather at the week-end waa too much tor local fishermen, who Just couldn't resist the lure of tbe bass fishing, and for so early ln the season the catch was a good one. Dr. O. O. McKensle brought ln a sample that weighed S pounds 16 ounces and was 10 Inches long. So far lt la the leader of all the entries to date In Via Mawson's championship contest. 22 MORE MINERAL CLAIMS RECORDED North, Middle and South Sister Mountains Center of Activity MORE ABOUT SUGARTAX (Continued Pram Page One) Longbeach Nine Loses to Locals PUy First Intercity Softball Game Sunday morning ths Recreation grounds wu the scene of the first intercity msn's eoftball gams of the season when a Longbeach taam vlalted tha city to meet tha Millionaires. Ths Longbeach man want home on the short end of a 16-11 eoore but will hava an opportunity of evening up matten when the Millionaires lnvads their camp next Sunday morning. Ths Longbeach nine led by one run until the home tsam want to bat ln thjfe fourth to cross ths piste for ds runs. The Millionaires added two mora In the fifth. On a laat mlnut* rail* ths visitors ran In three ln the leat'Inning. Taama were: Longbeach—J. Meek, J. King. C. Oordon. Buck Anderson, A. Smalt, J. R. Corner, O. A. Kinney, R. Derlck. E Mclrtck. Millionaires—B. Andsrson, 0. Ed- mondson. B. Rowe, E. Wheeler, V. Melnecsuk. E. Woolls, D. Ritchie, J. Anderson and J. Townsend. Horrop Fathers Moot Daughters HARROP, April 16—A "father and daughter" social evening was hsld at ths church Saturday night under tbe auspices of Harrop group, CO .IT. The evening was spent In games and contest*. Those present were Miss Prance* Andrews, P. Andrews. Miss Ethel Pairbank. Mrs H. Pftrbank. Miss Joan Aahby, w. 6. Ashby, Miss Woe—ee Howard, W. Jf. McConnell, Mien Bva Holmas, H. Holmes, Miss Louella Hong. R- Hong, Mlsa Hasel Knauf, J. A. Knauf. Miss Elsie Johnston, A. R. Johnston, Miss Myrtle Johnstone, I. B. Lewis, and ths leader, Mrs. A. R- Johnston. The girls havs started stork en a crib quilt whioh thay hop* to complete W«e cloalng fcr the summer. Recent mining recordings st tbs provincial government mine recording office ln Nelson, have brought ths total for tha yaar to date to 43, and 22 of theee have been recorded In tbe paat two wseks. Ths heavy recording Is mirroring the renewed Interest ln mining ln the Kootenay, and reoent Information from the Cranbrook offloa ahows that similar activity ln recording is balng done in that district. Recordings hers show that greatest activity has been around the North, Middle and Bouth Sister mountains. Archie Orlffln being the agsnt for numerous people. Following are the listings: John L, located by Robert Eunson, agsnt Archie Griffin, on Ooat bluff adjoining Post ot Haney mineral claim. j Oold King, located hy I. C. Wragge, I agent Archie Griffin. On south slope I of North Sister mountain on the head- i waters of Canyon creek. Bvrlmmlng Bear, located by I. C. | Wragge, agent Archie Orlffln. On the I south slope of North Sister mountain adjoining ths Wall No. a mineral 1 claim on tbe headwaters of Sheep ! creak. Nelson, located by H. Stone, agent Archie orlffln. On the North Bister mountain and adjoining the Ottawa mineral claim on th-% esst side. Ottawa, located by R. W. Hlnton. agent 'Archie Orlffln. On the North Sister mountain adjoining the Ontario and Toronto mineral claim on the eaat side. Albion, located by E. P. Crawford, agent Archie Orlffln. On the North Bister moutaln adjoining the Toronto mineral claim on lta east side. Hastings, located by Archie Orlffln. On tbs North Sister mountain and adjoining the Ontario mineral claim on Its south side. Cub. located by P. R. Weeks, sgent Archie Orlffln. On the North Slater mountain and adjoining the Balsam mineral claim on Its south side. Trail, located by H. u. Wragge, agent Archie Orlffln. On the Middle Sister mountain and adjoining the Canyon mineral claim on Its south side. Divide, located by B. P. Crawford, agent Archie Orlffln. On the Middle Sister mountain and adjoining ths Canyon Mo. a mineral claim on lte south side. Lake, located by R. W. Hlnton. agent Archie Orlffln. On tbe- North Sister mountain and adjoining the Oold Reef mineral claim on the east boundary. Oold Reef, located by H. TJ. Wragge, agent Archie Orlffln. On the North Sister mountain adjoining the Oold Hots on lta north side. Oold Note, located bv E. P. Crawford, agent Archie Orlffln. On the North Bister mountain and adjoining ths Oold King mineral claim on lte north side. Oold Pot. located by H. Stone, agent Archie Orlffln. On the North Sister mountain adjoining the Oold Bar mineral claim on the south side. Oold Bar,* located by F. R. Weeks, agsnt Archie Orlffln. On the North Bister mountain adjoining tbe Oold King mineral claim on tta eouth side. Nancy, looated by Nell McColeman. agent 8. C. Pond. On Ooat Bluff ad- Joining Nancy Ho. 1 mineral claim to the waat. Little Mint, located by W. P. Oun- nlp, Charles Peterson agent. About one mile weat of Park Siding, ad- Joining the Second Chance miners! claim on the west Boundary line. Oold Bank, located by Walter An- dow, agent Charles Mseerell, About one mile weat of Psrk Biding. ad- Joining the Uttle Mint mineral claim on tbe weet. Cranbrook Curlers Can't Got Excited CRANBROOK, S. C AprU t*-For want of a quoram Cranbrook Curling club has postponed the election of offioers and annual meeting till the semi-annual meeting which takes plaoe In October before the curling season opens. Mn. Parrell and Mrs. Doollng were tn chargs of this week's card party In St Marys ball when 61 tables were in plsy- Ura. P. Smith and Mrs. H. Bradley were winners at bridge and Miss Katie Martin and Mrs. C. Ooddsrls won high scores at whist. Mrs. Osborne was winner of the special prise, a load of wood. Mrs. H. R. Harrison and son Cyril left at th* beginning of the week for a motor trip of several week* at the coast. They were aeoompanled by Mre. A. S. Ward. See It! Drive It! THE FINEST CAB IN ITS FIELD — THE 1934 DODGE ON DISPLAY AT OUR GARAGE Phone 75 We WlU Be Pleased to Demonstrate ERICS MOTOR SERVICE DODGE ind DESOTO DEALERS IN NELSON pombly t tanning ot tbt burden carried by tht nawa, particularly with rtttrtnet to tht tuitr ttm. Tht new relief blU, ctrrying wtth It tht. much protested "peace, order tnd good government clause.*- tnd the authority to tptnd tn unattttd tmount on relief, tfttr t long tnd ofttn hectic debtte, pitted throuth tht oommltttt attgt Prldiy tnd will ht up for third muting thlt wtrt Btctutt ot tht lndltpotltlon of Ron. W. A. Oordon, mlnltttr of labor, tht mttturt wtt stttrtd through tht lttt ftw dtyt tn committee, by Prime Mlnlittr B. B. Btnnttt. Bt. Hon. W. L. Mickenile King, oppoiltlon letdtr, tptnt tbt gretter ptrt ot lut wttk In South Oxford lending hit tld to tbt Liberal ctndl- dttt ln tht federtl by-tltctlon which will bt decided tbtrt tomorrow, llr. Btnnttt did not inter In peraon but from Otttwt ht lttued t mttttge to tbe lectori on behalf of tbt Conterrt- tlvt ctndldttt, declaring t TOtt agtlntt him would bo t rote tgtlntt the Otttwt trtde tgrtementt of 193). Tht commlttet on btnkt ng tnd commerce wlll resume work Tuetdty with Major C. H. Douglu, founder of tha "Douglu pltn of tocltl credit." tht chief wltneaa. On tbt ttmt dty lt It expected -announcement will be mtde u to whtthtr tht oommltttt wlll call tht Hit of wltneetti requeued by Mtjor C. O. Powtr (Ub.-Quebtc eouth). Theae Include Lord Betverbrook, Sir Herbert Holt, B. W. Butty, K.C, 3. H. Prlot tnd othera, who would be quettl-med with rttptct to tht relt- tlont between the btnkt tnd thl big pulp tnd piper lndustrlei, particularly tht firm of Prlot Brot., Quebec. • Tht ndlo, civil ttrrlot tnd ttvtrtl ! unitt commltttu wll tlao bt ilttlng I thlt wttk. Pint order of butlneu to- | morrow, tfter tht r-Tgultr routine, wlll I bt third raiding of the relief bill, followed by aecond raiding ot tht mtr- , kttlng btll, mother mttturt which I mmt destined for oontldtrtble dli- cuaiton. JUNIOR SOFTBALL TO START TODAY NEWS OF THE DAY Wtnted—Ctptblt houtekeeper. Apply Box JIM, D»-7 Ntwt. (JIM) t , prlvttt ttlt of household furniture. JM Temoi Apu. iJOWl Sont of Bngltnd mwt tonlgbt In Mtmorlal htll it I o'clock. (JIM) ST. PAUL'S CHURCH BAZAAR TOMORROW, TUBSDAY, lt to I p.m. (JIM) The loctl Junior toftbtll loop will gtt under -wty OB Monday tfternoon when two gtmu trt tchedultd. Tbt Centrtl School Htwkt will pity tht Humt School Mtple Utti tnd tht Junior Hlgb School Ttnetookt meet the Ctthollc Boyt club, "Red Wlngt". BU teama trt entered In the letgut. In tddltlon to tht tbovt lilted tttmi tht Junior High School hu tnttred two othtr clubt under tht name, of Tllllcuma tnd Trtftl- |tn. Pltyen reguttred by tht teama ire u followi: Ttnttookt — Bmtrton Brubtktr, Dtvld Btld, Leil't Spin. Prank Pu- icnU. Prink Jonu, Potter Mllla, Jot Otlllctno, Jlmmlt Nlvtn, Km McBrldt. Jim Alltn, Alto Jurlloff. Ouy Wlllltm,, Dick wtlltct, Owtn Sheffield. TllUcumt—Bty Bowe, Ouy Cowley. Fnnk Koroltk. Roy Brtete. Stanley Morris, Prtnk Letak. Mtkt Mlllhoff, Jerry Wtlltoe. Albert Mtnlvtll. Lionel Somen. Otorge Runell. Domld Witts. Un Otngwill, Ctcll Mtlonty. TrtttlftT*!— Albert Hooker, onhtm Reld. Howird Jeffrey. Jtck Brown. Art Outcott. Stuirt Mtclntoth, Bob Betttlt, Teddy Cornfield. Tom Ctrl- lilt. BlU Townaend. Ronald Newell. Ivenon Ruppell, John Monroe, Plgyd Wtttrtr. Red Wlngt—Teddy Burnt, Freddy 1 Romano. BlU Blner, SUn Doyle. BlU Kapak, Sim Ptttcrets. Prtnk Ptujtt, Armndo Mtgllo, Pete Kuntt. Lttlll Tntn*. lugene Mtgllo, Andy Lerrl- gtr. Peeorttrd Rytn. Mtplt Ltift—Ben McCnlght, Bob Rotter, Jtck Dtwion, Oeorge* Ctrter. Oeorge Milne, Htrry Pennington. Leontrd Bmlth. Oordon Smith. Stanley Ctttle. Arthur Metheaon. Jtck Margin. Wtrren Rotter. Central Htwkt—Victor Del Puppo, Victor Btchyukl. Willie Ung. lev* ranee Wlgg, Mtlcolm McPhtnon. Bob Cltrklton. Albert Bill, Htrold Ttp- Inillt, Htrold Potter. Tbt full tchtdult of gtmet ll u followi: April lS-Hlwkt yt. Mtplt Ltlft tnd Red Wlngi vt. TUltcumi. April n—Yinttooki vt. Traltlgtra April 1»—Htwkt vt. Red Wlngi April JO—Trtfilg*! vt. Mtple Letfi. AprU J»—TllUcumt vi. Ttnttookt. April J4—Trafthtin ig. Hiwkt. April JS— Red Wlngt it. Ttnttooka April 17—Mtplt Lull n. Till'.- cumi. ' April SO—TlUlcumi vi. Tnftlgtn Mty 1 — Miplt Lull Tt. Re-3 Wlngt. Miy J—Htwkt Tt. Ttnttookt. May S-Rtd Wlngt Tt. TTtftlftrr. Mty 4—TlUlcumi vt. Htwki. Miy S—Mtplt Letfl vi. Ttnttooka Mty 1—Trtfilfiri ia. Tllllcuma. Mty A— Hawks n. Mtple Luti. Mty 0 -Tinetook, T, Red Wlnga Mty 11— Htwkt ti. TlUlcumi. Mty lt—Mtplt Letfi Tl Tnftlgtn. Miy IS—Red Wlngt Tl, Htwkl. Miy IS—Ttnttookt ti. TUlwumi. Mty 1»T-Trtfllgirt it. Taoetooka Miy tl — Ttnetookt vt. Mipl' Lttll. Mty at—TUlleumt it. Rtd wings Mty JS—Htwkt it. Tnfilgtn. Mty JS—Mtplt Leifi II. Tllllcuma May JS—Tnfilgtn il. Rtd Wlngt Mty j»—Ttnttookt it. Htwkt. Mty 81-Rtd Wlngt n. Mtple Ltift. FEATURING THE NEW Swantex SHIRTS by T00KE The new Swantex shirts in mottletj patterns — blue, green) grey and Un with ties to match. $250 EMORY'S Limited FERNIE COUPLE FOR LANCASHIRE Mn. Jamea Meadows Ia Goes) at Varioua Functions PBlini. AprU is -The Put Noble Ortnd elub of BRbtr Rtbtktb lodge bold l tocltl erenlng tfter tht rtgu- lir mettlng Thundty, u • farewell to Mn. Jtmtt Mudowt, i put grind of tbt lodge. An bour wu tptnt it whltt, tfttr which t prtttntatloo wu mide to Mn. Mudowt by Mrt. Joulli. pruldent. All put grtndi now reti- dent In Pernle wtre Invited. Mr. tnd Mn. Mudowt bivt Hied In thli ntlghborhood tor Jl yun, ftnt it Coil Creek, but liter In Ptr- nlt. Mr. Metdowt continued to work it Coil Creek untu April ot lut yetr. Thty htrt recently told their home, tnd wlU lute for Mr. Metdowt' former home tt Wlgan, iAncuhtre, April JS tccomptnled by Mn. Mudowt' mother. Mn. Dlubtth Bttphini. During tht put ftw dtyt Mn. Mudowt hu bun tht radpltnt of terrrtl honon. Including i tocltl inning btld by tht Mothen Union tnd Ltdlu' OuUd of Christ church, where the wu preunted with t letter of ippreclitlon for htr work during tbt put yttn; in evening of whllt it tht homt of Mn. Mtttbtw Tully. tnd i ttt it tbt homt of Mrt. Thomu Mid. Yahk Kiddie Breaks Elbow TAHK. April IS—A ptlnful tool- i dint oocurrad it thl jiublio icbool prldiy morning wbtn 7-yur-old Ar- tbut Crou. un of Mi. tnd Mra. Pnd Crou. ftU whllt pitying ichool gtmu tnd tutttlntd i btd brttk tbovt bit elbow on the right int. Pint tld wu rendered tht Uttlt boy, and Dr. Thompton ut it tbortly •fter. J. A.C. Laughton, R.O. OPTOMBT-l-r-OPTlCUrl Unlle tM. Medlral Art! Bonding Eaglet* whllt drive tnd dtnot Tuee, 17th. Rlfruhmtntl. JS cenu. (HM) CANADUN . LBOION MaiTABV WHUT Will.. APRIL IS, 8 O'CLOCK. DANCB lt TO 1. USUAL PBIt'BS. (MM) TANCT WO«K • ' BEDDING PLANTS HOME COOKING HOMBMADI CANDY APTBBNOON TKA ' la St. Pull kuur tomorrow. Tuetdlj, lt to t o'clock. (tltt) TBNMM WANTED Belled Ttudert for tht iuppl» of 1J00 railway ttu, Numbtr j or Mtter, wlll be recelvtd by the City Clerk. Hilton, B, ft, up until s o'clock p-i, Mondiy, April l«th. Tht loweat or tny Trader not necessity icoepted. (»_« The centurlo htt hu l white ipot on etch ihouldtr;. henot Itt ntme. referring to Romtn centurlont who wort whltt eqtulett. COMING SOON THE Magic Uncanny In lis Accuracy Added MUSICAL COMEDY NEWS Laughed Before WILL ROGERS] BRINGS TO LIFE Fiction's Moit Beloved Character David Harum