Colombo Has an Easy Win in Newmarket face —Pa^e Seven GOLD 'vv Gold Stocks Show Comeback in East and West —Pa&eSix NBLSON, BBtTISB COLUMBIA, CANAOA — TBUBSDAY MOBMNO, HAT 4, ISM rivs cBNTi a con NUMBBB IN ********* 25 p.c. UPON THE PREMIUM * * • * • • * NON-DIVIDEND PAYERS ARE EXEMPTED Fay Baker, Fan Dancer, Asks for Divorce From a Former Canadian Mounted Officer Ottawa Will Not Make Loan for B.C. Work, Wage Program PAT BABBB AND MOUNTED OFFICES AT BB01NA MARKETSBILL MAJORITY 60 15 United Farmers and Laborites, 2 Libs. Back Bill OTTAWA. Miy 2 (CP)—Boiling up • majority at 80, thi blghut ilnce It assumed office four yeara ago, the Bennett government today puled IU marketing bill through uoond rudlng In the houn ot commons, a tew mlnutu later lt nn Into a determined drive by progressives and Liberals to wnd tbe bill to tbe houu agricultural committee, ud turned thu aalda u well. Climaxing a wuk of debet*, tha houu pasted ucond rudlng 130*00 with II United Farmers ud Labor. tu, two Liberals. Bon. W. B. Motherwell, former agricultural minuter and Thomu Bald, New weetmln- tter, tnd th* two Independents. Henri Bouruta and A. W. Nelll, voting with the Coniervitlves. Tht two Liberal! md Indtpend- enU pnvlouily had announced the? would auk changei ln the bill In committee etogp, otherwise they would, oppose third rudlng. HBLLT IS ADM1NISTBAIOB , VICTORIA, Mey 1 (CP)—Wellington O. Kelly, X.O., of Summerland. B.C., hu beu named official administrator tor thl South Okanagan dlttrlet la tb* county of Tale, replacing B. II. Oarruthtn. sessiiw sstwsiwt SUGAR TAX-CUT EFFECTIVE ON JUNE 1 victoria, May I (OP)-Ba- ductlon fit tbt epetlel federrl augar tu from two rente a pound to oni out * pound undtr th* budget provision* will not likely take place on June I inataad ot July 1, according to a telegram "received today from O. H. Dickie, ll.?., tor Nanaimo, at Ottawa, by A. H. Alexander, manager ot the Holaum Packing oompany, and W. O. Wallace, preeldent of th* Saanlch Contervttlve atto- clatlon. s t—rr—-***n -Saaataaaaaaa. GREECETALKS OF DICTATOR ATHINS, May J (AP'-The ttnett end coffee shops of Athtni humnMd today wtth talk ot a diet twihip u thi mult of stiff political oppoattton which the government face* on the matter of International and domestic policy. It u an open aecnt that tn* cabinet member, plctunequ* Oenenl Oeorge KondylU, tht mtoUtar of war, favon such * form of government. In the event ot • dictatorship lt U rumored be would get the cell to aa- •ume power. Flashei From the Wirei PORT SUDAN. Bgypt — The Iman of Yemen waa reported dud utrou- hiss flan between Yemenites ud King ton Suad of Htd)i« to desert warfare. BrltUh warship stands by to look after British interna. BOURNHMOUTH, Bag. — Bight hundred UberaU gathered for National convention, will ba asked to accent a statement of policy which condemns U*rply tbe Empire tnd* agreement* signet it Ottawa. POR VIRMILIOS, Alta. — Flood waters recede following Ice Jim on Peace river. Pitta wen submerged undtr nine feet ol water. VICTORIA — Approximately 110,- 000 p*ld to province thU wuk through relnttatement ot timber llcentu. PARIS — Oommunut hatred polloe nana anew but police keep order. Several streets torn up by nd* ud tenement houses sheltering them rilded by office™. mirrUd Pay Baku, fan danctr. Utut Reglna for Lethbrldg*. Ductr subs divorce from him. VATICAN CITT - Pope Plut gut to move abortly to tbt papal vlBag* for th* summer. LILLOOST — Squad of protpecton •dvmoed turn wutl to two montha relief money tay government. The nun will go projecting for new nine. NBW TOBX — New Tork Su aay* aome mretertou* buyer u aetln In illver. Either UJ. tnaaury U bating metal with Idu of coinage or Britain U making purchaeu looking forward to token payment on debt acotunt June IS. ULLOOrr — Relief office™ claim* ot alngU mu tor relief el- lowuou. Several check* for relief an of j reported to hav* beu caUed ln liquor •ton. MONTBBAL — Dominion Textile declaru dividend of 11.38 per *han. SHANGHAI — Chlneu mlalster of finance denies China plana embargo on tllver. VICTORIA — New minimum wtw iflwtlng cannen of rulta and vege- tabte* will be announced Thunday. RBOINA — 3. B. Ladle, who wu dUmliud from thel Royal Canadian Mounted poltu following fallun to ntum to duty after lnvt, and who WASHINOTON — Agitation tor all- ver legislation bnaka out anew ' action deferred pending outcome ot conference between prttldut and all- war bloc Saturday. VANCOUVBB — Rev. L. A. Morrut, rector of Trail, ned lenon at graduation ot Hi pirtona ln theology held by Anglican ThttHogloal college at UB.C. NBW TORK — BebMll ud Pond. US. men, plin takeett thu morning from Ne* Tork to Bonn. Thty her- *!d approach of trani-AUantlc flying uuon to which at Matt nln* hop* in She Wu Wtddtd to Him in Calgary Last March; Carter Comes First VICTORIA, May % (CP)-MUa Muy Nebel. ttt danotr known oo thl ttite u Bay B*ktr, stated today aha Intrant to gat a divorce u toon u poe- stble from tbt formsr Roy»l Canadian Mounted polk* constabU, J. B. Lull*, whom *h* marrkd at Celgerp ln March. Mlu Babel U eppeattof on the stage hen thU auk. "I Intend to tak* tb* ntouury •tap* to ueun a dlvcra u toon u I gat back to CalttornU," law) Babel •aid. "I do not etpeet tt experience tny difficulty in getting my reluss." Thi tu ductr declared ahe spent Juat 17U houn with Lull! attar tha marriage She added ahe dou not regret the Mop the took ln obtaining a legal upentton. ' Chiriu W. Nebel, the danctr'i brother aad builntw manager, pru- ented a ultimatum attar tha marriage, tbe duter uld, declaring Ue mutt cboou bitween htr marriage and bar career. She uld Ue bad decided to oonttouc with htr career. ONE HEAD FOR TWO RAILWAYS ranrc urge FRANCE LANDS WANTED SPY Former Polish Army Officer Worked for Germany PARIS, Key S (AF) .-police en nounetd today the arrut of a "dan* Itroua tpy," who thty utd bought mttt -MUM tttttt* for a*mu» through mat adi »a* nlaM ta- allegtd aguta aln secret polloi aald the prUoner U Stuulu Briuts. a former PolUh army officer, ud that hU confession of u lngtnlou* uplonagt systam lid to tht arrut bf Captain nag* of tht fruoh army. Two dormant h*v* bun aneeted la tbe cue, police aald. Ons, un. identified. U held at Mata on a charge of uplontge and uothtr Oerman, Jouf Peter Moelltr, convicted ud untenoad to yun to prltoo and fined 1000 franca about ttl), Kreuu oonfaued. they added, that hi paid Frogt 100,000 franca (approximately tttoOO) for important military doeumenU which win unt Into Oemany by the two Germane. $25 PER WEEK- SI TOOK $27,000 Jewel Store Clerk by Day and Woman of Wealth by Night SBATTLX, May 3 (AP)—County otfloen uld tonight that Mr*. Claire N. Phillip., charged with embeaele- mut of mon tou 134,000, tdmlt- ttd playing the role oi a jtwelry ttort bookkeeper by daye, ud thl nil of a woman of wealth by night. Otfloen uld the admitted taking mon than 137,000 In cash, and thotuandi ot dollsrs worth of Jtwtlrj ud trtoktta from tht Jewelry ttou. "beoauu I loved nice things" Deteotlvu uld ahe lived oa a lavUh tcsle, ln mignlflcently turn- apartmenta, with doun* of ecatumu ard b*-Jewell«—tb* Vuoeuver Provlnoe publish* thl following dupatch from Ottawa today: _._,__! Premier Bennett today rejected the financial program u eubmltted by Premier Pattullo; Instead ht offered to provide money for moet pressing financial tequlremnta on condition that the B.C. budget deficit U reducU to one mUllra donate. Ui. Bennett declired thit tbe federal gonrnmut would not undertake to gin tny further astlstance to tbe ooajt prorlnct unlua It took lm- mtdltta step* to rente It* whole economic poller?. BSVI8E WBOLK BUDGET . . „ v Thl Dominion premier uld that BrltUh Oolumbla could not expget any lubitintal relief ln addition to what hu already been granted ttnllu tbe provincial government revised Ite whoU budget to reduce lt* deficit approximately one million douan. Premier T. D. Pattullo, who hu beu camping on Premier Bennett's doorstep with moet ot the member* ot hu cabinet awaiting a reply to thi repruenutlons made earlier ln the week, aald that he would l*«ut a statement outlining the B.O. Doettlon tomorrow. , While tome minor propouu made by thl B. O. dtUgetlon wen acceptable to the federal administration. Prtmlsr Bennett ttated definitely that ao money would be available to Implement Premier PattuUo't work ud waist program. WBAI PATTULLO SOUGHT Premier Pattullo requested a loan ol tight million dollar* from the federal govemmut. ThU sum U needed to meet thl following requlremsnts: 13,100,000 to cover th* anticipated current deficit In tb* present budget. 13.500,000 to mut th* prutnt unemployment relief ptyment*. wtwmsiintiiiiimei DEVELOPMENT OF MINES WILL NOT SUFFER tht province U believed responsible tor the Changed trend. GROSS^ REVENUES OF CN. ARE UP OVER $548,000 MONTBBAL, May t (CP)—Grou rerun* tt tht CanadUn National railwayi tor the 10-day period ended AprU It, were M,0tl,Ml u eau- ptrtt with tS-UoMM tor tbe eerre- sptntlig period et IMS, — tt "" Clothing Loot It Found ot Calgary CALOABY, May 3 (OP)-Loot of t week-end robbery, oonalatlng ol women'* druu* ud other wearing apparel valued at MSOO hu beu dUcov- ired la a vaoUt bouu hy dty dt- tectlvu ud hu ltd to the emit of thru youtht ud a girl. Thty ara bud on vigrancy ulnrgu pudlng In- THou urttttd included Lino Oltr- din, 34, ot Vucouver, ud VloU BeU mt WWNIPBO, May » (CP)—An- aouncement by PremUr B. B. Bennett that th* tax u gold will not appvto compulu not paying dividends prior to 1188 nor placer mine production, will mn a burden which might make exploration and development ot ne-r propertlu more haaardous, •8. O. Blaylock, praaldant ot th* Caaadlu Inttltut* of Mlolng ud Metallurgy, aald har* today. "Th* mining lndutry e nu Into tht picture of Canada's future u ona of tha greatest potential aourcu of exporta to pay our oountry't foreign obligations. Bvtry aatUtuu ibould be given to bring aew gold propertli* into production,'' he uld. 'The proposed change, I wppou, U the but Wt cn hope for." SSIIII w*» UNEMPLOYED GET VENISON FEEDS NOKTB VANCOUV1B, B.C., May 3 (CP)-BelUf raelpluta ot North Vu- oouver dined today on venison. A young buck deer wta tound yuterday raftering from a broken Jaw, apparently received la a fall from a nearby cliff. Polloe wire called and thi tnlmil's misery wu ended with a bullet. Tbt BrltUh Oolumbu game dtpertment ordered thi vtnlion distributed among femllUi on th* relief lut. SAINT JOHN DRY DOCK REORGANIZING CALLS IN ITS BONDS SAnrr john, na., n*y a (cp>- The Saint John Dry Dock Si Shipbuilding compuy, Ltd., U redautlog all itt ouutudlng ttl p„ Mnt tint mortgage bondi effeotive July 6, and a new lmis of *,«51*K1 fInt mortgage bonds carrying u bitenet rate tt t per cut U bttng midt, Frank O. WlUon, general manager ot tbe com- (Contlnuat cn Page Bight) iii Divorce Affair OTTAWA. May 3 (CP)-The *u* preme court today beard argumuta ln three uparata caeu, an unusual preu ot bualneas tor thU tribunal. Tht court reserved decision In tht reference hy thl attorney-general* of thi Dominion ud the provlnu of Alberta to eetablUh the relaUve power* of each' In dealing with quutloni Ot marriage and dlvoro* rn the provincial courte. Tht curt reurvtd declelon ln th* cut* of Wayni Oil company, holding lands ln tht Turney valley against tha -Structure OU ft Ou company, Calgary. Argument* were beard ln the appeal ot Henry Baade, Imperial, Saak., farmer agalnit a Judgment ot 14033 la favor ot Bdward Hill, Saikatoon, who loet hU left arm while ln Baade't employ. Tbe esse will continue tomorrow morning. New Zealand It Awaiting British Reply on Butter WBLLINaTOB, N.Z., May I (OP cable tla Btutari)—With u estimated 140.000 ton* ot butter for export 1* the 1MI-M Beaton, New Suited I* expecting tt any tine u en- mr from the BrltUh government ln reply to Itt enquiry u to whether the —dom cu suggest a baaU to be IM up _ iy product! marketing of the Dominion government. HASK1NS GOING EAST W. B. Ratkln, pruldent ot thl B.O. r.CA. ud ehalrmu of tb* rtabUUa- tlon committee, win Wart thu wuk for Ottawa to repruent tbe B.C. grower* it a apeclal tutting ot the Cana- (Contlnned on fage Bight) Nfllil ON CP. STOCK Company Conserving Finance Resources for the Present MONTBBAL, May S (CP)-DU- cuuing thi dlvjdtad policy Of th* dlnoton at the annual muting of tht Caaadlaa paclfle Uanhold- en today I. w. Beitty, president, referred to the anaouaoemut la the annual flnuclal report that no dividend could be peld on the preferred or oommon stock In 1033. Mr' Btstty uld lt wu felt ia th* lateriita of the shareholders tbe financial resources ot the company •hould bt ttrlctly conurvtd until earning ahould show a return to mon normal flguru ud a definite trend to ttablllty. Mr. Butty uld then had been u improvement In rail tunings ilnce tin beginning of the present year; tha Ihcreau had been mainly In the timing* of th* railway ln tutera oanada. In a very peculiar unu th* prosperity of tht oomptny dipended upon tbt* prosperity ot -agricultural and therefore of western Csnada from which territory about SO per cent of It* freight earning! were normally da* rived. Obvlouily Improvement ln oondl* tlons ln tht wut wu eutntlal in ord*r to Juitlfy th* claim of genital proiperlty. AMUSEMENTS AT HASTINGS PARK WILL BE SOLD VANCOUVBB, Miy 3 (CP) - Amusement devlcet at Rutlnga park, property of th* BrltUh Columbia AmustmenU Oompmy, Ltd, an to be uld to MtUfy a 110,000 judgment, obtained by debuture hold- en In u undefeadtd action, It wu ordered In tupremt court today by Chltf Juttlc* Aulsy Morriron. B. 0. Atatutmutt compuy l* In bankruptcy ud th* debnturu wen Uutd oa Auguit ll, IMO, iccordlng ts ivldiact ot Jamu Prederlck Carter, (bartered, tccountant, who started thi action u truatee of tht plaintiff. K aecond defendant. Bappyland Ltd., which cUlmid tha propertiu under an slleged sale of February St, INt, did not defend the action IUTAT AGBICULTUBIST VICTOBU. May I (CP)-Bffertlve May 1. O. A, Luyat bu bun appointed to tht temporary pott ot dUtrlct agrlculturUt In the llvutock bruch ot the BrltUh Oolumbla department of aaricultuM. LU GRADE ANO PLACER MINERS ARE NOT HURT Tax Will Not Apply ' When Gold Price Under $30 CUT OUT DOUBLE TAX FEATURES Corporation Tax Will Be Credited Against the Gold Tax OTTAWA, May I (CF) — TM . government brought relief today ta non-dividend paying gold mlaet, placer mines ant producen of low grade ore. by announcing the proposed tax tm gold woult not apply to them. The qautlon of con- titutionality of the tax lf any existed, wis dealt With by ching- Ing the procedure to place t II per mt t*x on tht premlos pelt lmtotd of * It per cent tax en * production. Al t farther g*»rente* stelnst anything In the neture of dotbU taxation the gold mine companies will be permitted to credit . thdr corporation Income tax 1 againat tbt gold tax.' FBOM APBIL FOB YBAB Tbe tax. which will run from . April 1 et thU year ta May tl, : 1135, will not apply to any com- | pany not now paying dividend!, - nor to uy company which did not piy dividends prior to Ju. . 1, ISM. In no eau will the tu operate when the premium U tucb that tht J (Continued oa Part Eight) ALTERlDMD TAX PHASES Fair Tax Says Head- of Bralorne; the , Placers Pleased VANCOUVBB, May 3 (CP)—Au*tt-t 0. Taylor, pruldent of Bralorne Mine*, Lt 1, oae of BrltUh Columbia* lead-,, Ing gold produce™, today expmutL satisfaction with changu In ths pro- ] posed dolt tu announced today Ml tbe houu ot common* by Prim* Minuter B: B, Bennett. "A* I underetud tht changu," Mr. Taylor uld, "It lookt u If ths producing gold mlnu will not be taxed until they have beu paying dlvuundt' for two years. This would meu tht shareholders would be glvu a chuct to get tome of their original capital beef tint ud I ahould uy it wU a vary fair tax ud one to which ther* ahould be very little oppotltlon." The tact the tax will not apply to*. placer mlu production meeta tbt* hearty approval of puur minert, par- tleulariy in BrltUh Oolumbla'! Oar- boo dUtrlct ud th* Yukon. Thu* mtn have Itrongly protetted uy tu should be placed on their production, claiming their margin of profit wu already tllm. Mining and brokerage drclu ln Vancouver wire generally quite ntja» fltd with the amended tax. $106,367 NET PROFIT CROW'S NEST COAL COl TOBONTO, May 3 (CBJ-OroW***! Nut Put Coal compuy had net profit of I10MSI during UH after depreciation and depletion u con* pared with net profit of WI.6I. la 1993. During Utt dlitrlbutloni tt shiriholders amonnted td 1341.473, bringing total dUtrlbutlon to ihart- boldttt up to tmatrt. Toaaait ol coal production during tht yur wu down to 211.13} toni from tht 147,430 tona producing during 19*3 white coke prodncMn dropped tt »,o»7 tona from ttfljj tona. THE WEATHER Mln. Ma* Nelaon - .—- M M Victoria *-,— m SB Vucouver _— M I -i Kamloops tt Sf Bitevu Point to SB Prinu Bupert 40 SS Dawioa » '■ 42 tt Buttle 1 »3 tt Portland —-«— «0 SB Sao Praaeltco 13 SS Spokane tt H Priam Otorge ,-.- 40 H Lot Aagelu I* n Vtrnu tl — Grind porkt s._ et It Kulo M • Oalgary tt St Bdmonton ____... M \' Swift Current M SB Prince Albert St, H Oi'AppelU - S3 SS Wlnnlptg .... » JO Nanaimo M 01 Mooes Jaw W SS Nelson and vicinity: Wutttt wlndi gehinlly fair not mud ehuu In temperature. ._ . ,., ,_, . . . . mmm i fade tm Dm Yur Start Enr Cufbh? * The sufferer from stomach troublM, twh u dytpapeia ud mditutiot, must be T?ry mnM*of trhtt he eat*, wiu knowing bt will wflir /or uy inattention m diet l*to proptr way to ret rid of ■hutch trouble* ia to Uie Burdock Mood Bitten, t mtdicint wUch regulate* tbt bowtlt, taxi ap lb* ttaatth, promotot pttftet (UgmHw, ud rutoru hulth sad strength to the debilitated system. •UW pit ap tor B» Us« N rut b» Tta T. lfHUa Oa. SUPREME COURT DISMISS^ ACTION INVOLVING DOUKHOBOR PIER'S ISLE OTTAWA, INT t (Cn-Clalmt igaintt the Dominion for lncttued ttmpuutlon by thi ownen of Hirt Island temporary penitentiary tOO Doukhobora incarotrsted for - node peracM, win dla- today by tht supreme court. wu reurved on tht quet- Ot OOttl. ______* Juttlct Dutt innounotd the mtrt't deolalon ot dttmlual following th* irgumutt of Cornellu* B. OTMllotu, Victoria, trustee tor Bll Ool. J. S. Htrvey eetate, ownen K tbt UUnd. expropriated br tbe BOwn ln 1933. 'lba court dtnnlued the cu* with- it heirlng Undlty creue, Vlctorlt, Ml for the Dominion. "It it ry for ■ uy ortl argtt- itt In tupport of tbe jrovern- it'i can," aald tbe chlerjuitlc*. ly tpetkini, determUutlon of dialing wtth expropria tion of lud, ihould be mattert for the exchequer court." Mr. Creue robmltted th* ou* wu u unutusl ont, tbt tint of IU kind ta orlglnttt In cantdt. thi txproprutloa of u UlUd tor a temporary penitentiary. Tbe oan set a precedent, Mr. Creau atld, and offered to tubmlt farther evldtaoe of tht governmtot't position nltly tor purpoeu cf record. "Thtt will not ht neoet-try," Chltf Juito* Duff replUd. Tht owner* of FUn UUnd uksd tattoo from thi Dominion for tbt fivt-yttr term th* toremmut U occupying the proptrty. ThU figure Included timber right*. Tb* exchequer flied compenutlon at 11,- 400 unually-17,000 for the flvt yean—with tbe quaatlon ot compensation for timber out to be deterred during the expropriation period. Kewion Pleases the Prospectors B. O. Joy, ncntary ef the Pro** ateoclitldta, ixpreued hlm- u will pluud with the renal the gold tax to exempt .he Wednetdtr. ."Ill WlU he it help to thou exploring propertlu or prospects. The for t rtvlalon hu been well whll*." uld Mr. Joy. >utine Business at Canadian Legion futral muting ot th* local ch of the CanUlin Legion wu bl the Canadian Legion Tuei- nlght. Only routine builneu total tht muting. FREER TRADE POLICY , POSSIBLE IN U. S. A, WINNIPEG*. Miy . (CP)-Poss- IbUlty tt United statu turning toward policies ot freer tradl with the world ud rejecting principles of economic nitlontlUm WM indicated In recent developmenu under the Boouveltlu idmlnlrtri- tlon, J. W. Dafot. editor-in-chief ot the Winnipeg Flee Preu, uld ln an addreu before a wrvlc* club ben todty. BEV. DB. CBOSSLEY DIES TORONTO, Miy . (CP).—Bev. Dr. H. T. Crouley, former mtmber ot th* Internttlonally-known evsngel- lttlo turn of Orouley and Hunter, dUd here todty at tha age of 88. Bar. Dr. Crouley wu known In NtUon, u ht conducted evugeiutlc tervlcu ln Trinity church hen. Guide for Travellers Nelson, B.C, Hotels Breakfaat atBstntOf Luncheon _tt* to 50* "Finest in tha Interior" Dinner 85* aad 66* Phone 787 HUME HOTEL Strrlot Helton, B.O. George Buwell, Prop, notary and Oyro Beadquarten nnMB-MaJOr B. B* _■ Wilte, - diuthten Blllie ud Marjorie, -sglud; H. H. McBalna, O. _idlcine Hat; B. Peirnn, B. witoter, S. w. VlnneU, Vancouver; Mr. and Mn. B. B. Woe, New wutmlnuttr; B. arlffltht, Kaalo; W. A. McBroom, Cranbrook; 0. D. Ban, Calgary; T. T. Murbert, London, ont. The Savoy Hotel "Where the Guest Is Kind " Nelson's Newest and Finest Hotel. Many Rooma With Private Baths or Showers. tfMt-SMMbMSMWbt-Mito WBAJtSBBT. J. A. KERR, Prop. —iu ■ KXL80N. B.C. BAV0T—B. J. Cotter, Oeeu FalU; il Duatln, Sudbury, 0at,l O. C. Lsyton, Trallt C. settntr, Nel- M I. B. Maleolm, Wlowna; Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Taylor, J. Taylor. J. L. Taylor. CalgarJ: A. W. frM, and family, dreenweod; Mn. B. Bty- nold. Vanoouver. Mow Orand Hotel F. - BAFAB, Prop. W*tkly aat Monthly Ratn BM mt Cold Water SlagU Mt ap Doubi* SIM op tto a Month aad Op Occidental Hotel Ml Vtraon It Fhen* M7L M. WASIICK anCIAL MOBTHLT HATM Oood ComfortabU Boom* Minn* Beadquarten Madden Hotel A Welcome Awaits you JAS. a MASDBB Completely Bet ut Cold Wtttr In _\. HBABt et the City QUEEN'S HOTEL A. LAPOINTE. FtOp. Boom* lrom Me to SIM Monthly Sit me ap Steam bmted ud hot and oold water to every room Mt Biker St. Phone M HANSPORTATION -Freight & Passenger. STABTINO MAY 7TH THE NELSON-VERNON RUN VU Btkutp and Needlu ruumu tht ntular lummtr tchedule. ■PM -WAY |Mt BOUND TBIF tlt.M WEEK-END EXCCBSION BATBS I10.M BBTCBN Clergy tnd TnreUew ctrtuicatu hmond _n. | sm. Kit WEL80K ' "»it."r'>^" "Xri.'" AR* | IMS PM. HaJWsp PM. -:S0 lev. Lit. I MO FM. iiK-ver | pii. |"1:«- "Arr. It. | 1:66 pit. j vmw \ Ait,1 8:00 Ltv. Central Canadian Greyhound Lines Ltd. Phone 800 Nelson Depot, 205 Baker St. NELSON - TRAIL - ROSSLAND BS*.. rnuen •kvici FREIGHT UMI "rWMlW" Phone j. c. "bcotty" muir. prop. Phoae Nelson tronw Efficient Sen It* TraU 77 it am Thau is or i9i TBI NBLSON DAILY NBWS. NBLSON. B.C. — THCBSDAT MOBNWO, MAT I, IM*- STAKECIAIMSONA10II1LE FRONT IN IOR STAMPEDE IN FORKS AND GREENWOOD AREAS RAIN HALTS BALL PLAY Sporting actmuee, whleh btn functioned deipltt thl rain during tbi put fiw daya, win dtflnltoly btlt*d by afternoon drluU Wednea- day. The lirgtat tie-up ume In the tofthali puy, ln many cane causing a break ln the schedules. SUPERIOR TO SHinO TRAIL Property Adjoins the Den* tonia Mine, Greenwood 'Surplus labor About Absorbed by Mining INCREASE STAFF MINING OFFICE Greatest Activity in a Quarter of a . Century D. F. McDonald ot Calgary, tten* tary-treuunr of Superior Oold Wnu Limited, U ln Vancouver after a visit to the gold mining property owned by tbe compuy In thi dUtrlct, ad* joining the Dutonla mine, the Van couver Province atatei. Mr. McDonald report! that devel opment operations bare already commenced at the Superior property A crew of tu mu haw ttarted work. The complete camp will be nady for occupation by tbt middle ot thlt week and the actual work of mining will be itirted by Thur*. day. Negotiation* an now under way tor tbe bringing ot powtr to tb* property Irom th* Wut Bootentr Power Co. truutlnlon Un*, whlob is now on th* adjoining property, and machinery will be Installed Immediately, Including a large com- pnuor tultihle for operating in thi two drliU on tbe Snowthoe nln. Mt. McDomld announced thtt the company pUni to begin ihlpment ol ore to tha Trail emelter within thirty daya. MERCURY DIPS, RAIN CONTINUES Clearing up for a tlmt early ln the morning, tht mercury tllpped to within four dig-toe of tbt Dut mark Wednudey ud during tht ifternou rou only to tt dtgreu. Rain ut ln lit* In thi afternoon ud fell itetdlly all evening. Up to t p.m. the fall wu recorded at US inch. Money Is There But Where Is Tot? Robles Child Not Returned by Kidnappers tn Arizona TUCSON, Aria.. May I (AF)-Jane Boblu. t, kidnapped a week ago today, atlll U mlaring. Tht riniom demanded—tll,000 In notet of until denomination— U rudy and nlatlvu awaited hoped- for acoepUnct by har abduetor* of their otter to pay for tbe child* aafa return. Berniht Boblu, white-haired grandfather of Jue; Mr. ud Mn. Ftrnu- do Boblu, htr parenti; ud othtrt ln thl IntlmtU family circle, grimly kept their own counul to furthtruce of thtlr promlu of ncrecy to thl klduppen. Irish Free State Government Beaten in No-Party Vote DUBLIN, Irish Fru State, illy 1 (OF cable)—Tht govtrnment wu diluted tonight to thi dill tlrunn for thl first tlmt ilnoe It came Into powtr. Thi dtfnt, oooutonad whu u opposition amudment to a redU- trtbutlorf bUl carried by a rote ot 50-41, wu ngtrdtd u unimportant. Tht vote, I nonperty dlvliion. eon- cernid the geofrtphlcal dtflnltl.n ot a Dublin constituency. . OBAND FORKS, B.O., May J-Onnd Forka ud Oreenwood mining ant U experltnclng thl gnttut uurry for mining claim* whleh even .this fa- moui Boundiry mining dUtrltt bu known. Nivtr hu then bun tueh widespread proipeetlnt through the dUtrlct, tnd not for mon than a quarter of a century hu then been such activity in opening up protpecU Stiklnf of eUlmi hu beu proceeding on • ntirly 100-mll* front, rrom F*ul*on ud Burnt Buln, 10 milts eaat of Orud Forks, to Beivtr- dtll, JO mlln wut of Oreenwood, and both Orand Forka and Oreenwood mining recording otflcu have had to lnortau thtlr itafft to cope with th* mineral recording rash thit hu developed. , While grettuf action hu bun ln evidence ln Oreenwood, Phoenix ud antral campe, wbtn then hu bun something approaching a aumpede, the locators an working Intensively to other campt u will. Bunrdtll camp and Wallace Mountain and Camp McKlnney on the toutb an the Magnet utu in tb* wut part ot th* dUtrlct, Mother Lode area on tbe north Ud Jewel Lake and Phoenix anu an ftitum ot Oreenwood camp activity. Bouth ot FbouU ln Central or Whlte'i ctmp, ud tut through tht old Ctty of Parte and Tube Girl, near Orud Forka, then hu been a virtual acoop of old mining cltimi. Although It U eel-tut that In tomi tun than hm bun lyudleat* grouping, thin III growing lotlvlty among indlvlduau who ban bun -studying mapa ud lining up clalma upon which they Immedtttely itart work of developing wtth a view to attracting capital. Tbert bu bun quite u influr ef people ud loul aurplua labor hu about dtuppeared. Unleu all ilgni fall, the Boundary mining dlatrlct U going to egperUni* aom* of Old-time mining life during the »ppro*chIng lummtr. , Schaefer-Hitchcock DelayedinMiOWork Steel Mast Be Laid on Spur Before Company Begins Operations Owing to tht fact that the tpur to the Sobaafer-Bltchoock pole company hu not bau computed, the attil hiring yet to be Uld, thi compuy will not itart Ite mill until •bout tht ud et May, stated O. 0. Maany Wedneoday. Tbe tpur U complete txctpt for tht liylng of itul, ud u toon u that U dona, than will b* thlp- mtnU ot polu to bt brought In from tht Blown. Tht C.F.B. hn* U preaumably awaiting authoruatlon to prooaed with the work. Originally lt wu intended to itart thi mill at the Beginning of May, but thU plan had to be aban* dontd. How Acid Stomach Makes Itself Known to You HEM ARC THI SIQNSi Wwurun Fluaut Hu-Ucbss NunHU Fu-MtstWukatu latHtuttta BUtpUMtu Loss est Appetite Mouth Acidity Regina Mountie Harrop Visitor HARROP, May t-Oorp. H. Syku, R.C.M.P. of Begins, known here u "BUI," U rutting hU old ttutplng ground for I few daya u the houu Sett of Mr. ud Mn. B. Falrbank. owns.a ranch at Longbuch ud U looking ovtr hu Intonate hen. Vernon Chapman ot Longbeach Beat tamp made sever si buslntsi ctlU to Bamp Monday, Among thou attuning tbl bu In NtUoi •vulng Kntuf, 0. F. Appltton ud B. Falr- quet tor W. Ramuy 1 - W. D. OgllTU, J. A. day r on Satur- Mn. Leduc Heads Rossland Women TRAIL, B.O, May a.-At a n- out muting oi* the Boulaad Catholic Women'* league, Mn. ami) Leduc wu «Uct*d pnaldut ot tb* orgintutlon. Bi npportlng offlcm an: Mn. W. B. cottello, tint rtc** president; Mn. J. w. Gregory, ucond vtee-presldent; MU* Helen Mo- Donatl, ucntary; Rar. A. K. Mo- Intyrt, chtpliln. SOUTH FORK HAS BALIMX. NOW Softball Nine Has Four Games at Week-end; Wins Twice SOUTH FORK OAMF, Salmo, IU) 3—The boya hen an btuy clearing and grading a ball park Juat north of tbe camp. A eoftbell club had bun organised, Charlu Campbell named captain, A dally practice hu beu hild, ud much program bu been nude. Two members ot the turn hive iltght leg Injurlu, but their quid, recovery li expected. The tint gut*. Saturday, with Feeney Camp, itaulted in * win for Feeney 19-11. Both tetm* ihowtd lack of practice. Saturday the team journeyed to the Salmo airport camp. The garni in calUd to tha uventh due to rain, the icon .tending 19-t tn favor ot the Airport boya. Tbe wet field earned many error* Jut Barwln umpired to the utltfactlon of all concerned. Sunday a return game wu played with the Airport on the new South Fork ball park, ud the South Fork bori took revenge ud defeated tht Airmen by a considerable margin. Sunday evening uw the South Fork boyt continuing their winning ttreak by defeating Fauey 10-7. Tha penonnil of the South Fork tea* Includes C. Campbell, B. Twee- ten, 0. Boyson, Mike Aarhua, B. Lar- aon, B. Roy, M. Carlton, B. Fauey, S. Hepher, with I. Abrehamten. E. Qerber, ud D. AldU doing the pitching. Don 0: AldliU aotlr\g foremu hare ln place of R. J. Bilmbury. who U undergoing medical treatment at Kootenay Lekt Oentral hospital, Bel- ELEVEN PLANES ARE AVAILABLE Mayors Taylor and Anscomb , to Fly to Forks Thnt ubln pluu tad slant opu pltnu in available tor the aerial excunlon from Vancouvtr to tht Associated Boarda convention at Orand Forka on May IT, airport openton told tbe Vancouver board of trade Monday. A oommlttu comprising Tommy Jonu, B. L, Coot* ud Bain Grant wu appointed to confer with Fred L. Footer, mining mu, who U acting on behalf of Mayor t. A. Lore In making arrangements. Col. Victor qpencer will probably tar* hu own machine, ud Miyort Loult D. Taylor ud B. A. Aha- comb havt tlgnlfled their Intention of ittandlng. • OTTAWA. May S (CPl-Cnetton of a Dominion Uoeniing botrd with powtrt deilgntd to mut tht problem of chain or mill-controlled bakeriei and bread tilet by chain er departmental ttorei wu propceed to the tteveni price tpreadi and man buying pirllimutary probe today by Mark Bredln. pruldent of Bredla Bread Co., Toronto. Submlulon of baking oodet pro- poud by thl 'Induitry lb BrltUh Columlba and Saint John. N. B. wu madi earlier ln tht dty. Mil) controlled baking utsblUbmuta were attacked by Jamu Demptltr. Toronto btkir. Chtrgu that ruth- Uu competition by chiln ud departmental atone had esrloutly du- organlaad th* bread buslnu* tn BrltUh columbU were made by R. W. Ward, Vancouver, vln-pruldmt, OtatdiU Bakeriei, Ltd. HOLD DANCE AT LEGION The tint dun, following the completion of the winter sales tt dance* ut whUt drivu, wu told In th* Caaadlu Legion's urge hill on Wtd* nudty night. Jn chart* wu R. A. Aldenmlth, I. A. WoolU and W. Jonu, on Aute-lnteakatUo t-JZ-Tt. . slim- sstlr*. And snothw before you getatot. TlNtts-ots tsUat tm tsdi tssspoatul ■ * rected thovi. Gold and Sugar Taxes to Be Considered Send Letters in Reply to Protests rFom Associated Boarda Executive If yon have Add Staunch, don't worry about it. Follow the tiraple directions given above. This until dotage ofThillips' Milk of Magnnlt let* et once to neutralize the teidt thtt cause headache, itomtch pain* Ud other distress, try it You'll feel like i new person. But—be cireful you get genuine Wimps' Milk of Mignesit, or Wimps' Milk of Magnetlt TibliU whu you buy—35o tnd 50c torn. An-wirt hare beu received by the Associated Boarda of Trade of lutern BrltUh Columbia to protut* wired to both Premier B. B, Bennett ud Hon. B. H. Stevtnt, mlalpur of trade tnd oommerce, regarding ths pro- poud 10 per out tax VU gold, ud also tbt removal ot th* u* out tu on tugar on July 1 u Ming deuterium to BtltUh ColumbU to new ot tht early fruit packing hire. In protuUng th* propoud 10 per cut tax on gold, tht Auocltted board! eektd thtt th* *m*li operetori be taku Into conalderatlon, alio tht plactr openton, ud tht mu n* gttid In taking out low grade om. In hit reply Uw Ron. H. H. Steveni Etch tiny UHet ts ths •otivilent of e tenpoenlul of Gtmlnt PhlllliTMUk W# -Philips'Mill of M.gnetla T~r — . I very deeply ippredit* tht toni of your telegram of the llth Imtant. I wut to oongratuUte the Auocltted Boirdt of Tridt for thll vary bread ud oommon-unu tttltudt. "I htvi already discussed with tht minuter ot flnuce Ud other ot my colltaguu tbit problem of thi low gradt propirtlu Ud tbl wboli mattes II now under vary cartful contldtra- ttan, hoping to find a aultabU U- JuatmUt, ud I welcome your wire la tupport of thU vttw. "Again Mt me that* you for the •ttitudt you have tal&n." Premier B. B. Bennett'i reply to a etmllar telepam U u followi: "I hive your telegram ngardlng th* propoud tax tn gold. "ThU matter U receiving our con- sldsratlon at the preunt tlmt utt I will place before my colluguu tht term* of your molutlon ln thU connection." SUGAR TAX FBOTBST Ih* protut *g*ln*t at Mnoval of the one unt sugar tax on July 1 wu thtt by thtt Mm* th* BrltUh ColumbU fruit picking U ovtr, ud th* fruit puking ln tht tut, which enjoyed * gnat advantage over tht wut, wu luit beginning. Hon. B. H. Sttvu*' latter *t*tui "I hivi your telegram regarding tht application of tht tugar tax ud I will take thla up with my colleague, the minister of finance "It is a rather lingular met.jr, bowtrar, thet th* minister bf flnuce had received from British Oolumbla, baton the budget wu announced, u urgent requut thlt lt a change In thlt tu win to be sail, amplt tlmt ihould be given for adjuttmtnt la ordir to dispose ot stocks In bud, packed under tht aid tax. ThU limply gou to ihow tht dlfflcultlu with whloh th* minuter ot flnuce I* tl- I." FnuUr Bunitt In iniwtring tht ttltgrtm, srrltu: "I am tn recilpt tf your toUgram Ud Hot* tbi term* of * ruolutlon passed by thi txMutln ot thi Auo- cuttd Boar-* ot Tradt of your dUtrlct. "Tour nprtuatatjoal, with a vltw to obtaining a apeclal conoutlu tor BrltlU Oolumbla fruit packtri to purchau autar at reduced tat rate befon the date on which uch n- duotd rite becomu effictlvt, will bt brought to the tttantlon of my eol- leaguu." BUTTERW THREE CENTS Local Green Garden Truck IsJMow Plentiful Butter prlcu ntnttod thru cut* further on the wholuaU market thu wtsk u uvtral commodltlu ntU- tend dipt. Bran 'Ud abort! win reduoed ta a ton. Brat prlcu win study ut tht msrket itrong. Shlpmtnti of nivil orsnget htvt bun rtotlved ud U uuon U drawing to a clou prlcu ate ixputed to be firmer. Local hothouu* ud garden* in not (implying plenty of rhubirb, tplnacb ut green onion* to mut tht demtnd, although then U a shortage of ndltbu. RELIEF KEN ARE FEWM TRAIL School Board Finds Wffl Have to Hire Men for Job NEUON RETAILERS PREPARE TO ALIGN WTTH BILL ON WORK HOURS TRAIL, B.C., Miy J.—BlW Dipt tor tht wttir Um to tht niw An* niblt toluol hu trrlved ud work U proceeding on thl digging ot tht ditch Engineer H. D. Barley to- formed the achool board at a muting Wednesday night. The heard wu pleased to learn that nliif workera are sot avallabU for thu job u the dty hu only Ml tr tt mm on relief whom tlmt u taku up eluwhert, ud mu will hare to bt hired. A communication from the .superintendent ot eduutlon, ttattd that u June .1, the King* birthday, came on a Bunday thU year, Monday. Junt t, would he a achool holldiy. According to t report turned la to tha tchool board. MM cupa ot cocoa -ten given to etudenta ln th* public tehcoU litt winter. Saturday morning, May lt, achool athletee will hold a track meet at Butler park to try out for the Kootenay boundary mut which taku pun thU yur in Cranbrook, May at Al« Balfour, Who U known u the "daddy" of KeoWnay boundary sporta, hu alwaya taku chwge of ths local utrlu In thU particular meet, but thla year he U not on tht board. Th* •chool botrd will ask hint to continue Mi work in this line u befon. The board decided to proclaim I holiday on Friday, May 11, u then might be tomt difficulty to obtaining lUtotltutM for th. teichers who art aooompuylng thi tohool chlidnn to Mtiton. : At tht prtncinau of thl Cutral ud high tchool and Tadanu achool complained of the nulunce of ped* dian and agante, the tchool board deoldtd to 1st prlcu on signs prohibiting uth ptopu to inter the schoot bulldlngi. '■'ji"'e Feel That Bylaw Is Necessary' nr Emm of Opening and Closing In view of tbe bill puaed at th* lut Uttlnt ot thi BrltUh columbU legislation deallni with tha number of houn u employer ,mey work hu employtu, and which map become efftctln u uy datt aaaaed by the lliutuut govunor, tha BtUon n- tail marehuu prepend to tlltn thtmiUvu tt t muting of tbe association WMaudty night. A com- mlttat wu upolnttd ai tht muting ot tht ueocUtlon W*dnudty night. A oommlttu ippolnted at ta* muting to approach each n- tall merchant ln town to find hU attitude toward a petition regard- lag the houn of opening and cloelng. A. T. Borawin, A. 0. Bmory ud J. B. Oray win named on the oommlttu. * lt wu ftlt thtt merchtnto might not to wholly in iccord with a ttralght pttltlon, It wu deemed oputhg ud cloMpg during thi ium- •dvtubU to han tha ue petition, namely, tbe regulitlng ot the houn of opening ud doting during the tumm*r, th* houn for opening and doting during tht winter, and tht prtotlet ot obunrtog the wtdnu. dty cttmoon holldiy whu t itt- tutory holiday wu oburred during tbe wuk, include all thru. ThU would nn, ptrhtpt, a attond, or enn t third vlalt, to tht mercbuU by thi eommtttM. FESTIVAL LOOMS Trailitea Hear "Drama el of Today" by Coast , Man TRAIL, B.C. Miy J—Approxl* mittly 60 peraoni gathered to V_ ptlm room of tht Orown Point hotel Wedneedij night to Ulttn to Mercer Motood, rtctntlj of Vuopuvir, ud formerly of Bollywood, gin u td- dnn on tbi "den* of, Todty." It It proposed to onuut dramatic aotlvlttoe In TraU with a. Kootenay drama futlvil In prcnpt!t. and. poa- tlble entry tn tbt Domlnlu com- petition! u a futun goal Tin drama of today la really the drima. of ytiterday tH tomorrow, Mr. Milecd uld. Not ao moth the drima hi today it tbt' prutntatlon. Be dwelt on tbe varloua typu of presentation. He aald, tint ont mutt lesrn to "act," thu learn not to "act". A gnat number of acton ud ectnu«a today had named to Mt. but very few hart learned not to do k. Bt uted u a itmlle—lf a person discovered a eonrenatlon on a but betwun two old ladlu that tounded very funny te him. ha might uy lt would to * "wow" on tto tttfe. To bt natural oa the sttu. on* mutt use SO per unt feeling and to par unt teehnlqut To appear natural, ma mutt not br niturtl. " ROLLS 601 TO NEW ALLEY MARK SPOKAMI, WUh. Miy 1 (AF)— A niw northwutorn International bowline congress record tor the booster clan wm set by Butter Smith. Spokane, ln tbt tournament Mn today. Smith, bowled SOI. butlnr tht ttl set 111? J*l» At Vlclorli, i. 0, by F. Smith, vucouver, B. 0. COULD NOT DRESS HERSELF Neuritis in Left Arm "For nturltu I tm using Bruiehu SilU," writes t Woman of to yeara. "And they an • ml benefit, tor I could not drtu myulf some-times, my left arm wu to painful. I take Bru*- chsn every morning tnd th* nln ' u now gont. I wu recommended by my doctor to tike ulti of tome kind thtt tuiud mt. ud I find Xrunhtn u the but. In fut tt U wondtrful. I IU1 *ver u much better, ud I ehtll ilway* tak* It. I am 10 yean of age, ant hart not tilt ao will for yun." -IT Th* p*lru of nrarttU Ut utttlw an a aymptom of deeper trouble—tbe taut troubU tint ctutu rbtumatMa. gout aad lumbago. Tbey in a sign of tn tmpun hlood-ttnim. Thty tbow thit polton* btn crept Into tM Moid. Knucbin U t comblnatlu of all niturtl ulU, which tmun Internal clsanllneu ud keep the blood-atreua pun. New and retnabed blood U net courting to every fibre ot your bslng. Thin, nturltu, ecUtlca 'and kindred uu aU pan you by. ••• ti Hota The bin governing the houn et work, lt wu polatld out, specified thtt no employer could work u employu mere thu tt houn a wuk. or mon thu eight houn a day. tn earn ot extremt neoeuity, an tmployu might bt worktd u extra houn, but If ao. bi mutt bt relieved cf u hour ot work tt tomt other time of tbe wuk to thtt tht total would not noted tl hour*. In tbt dUcuulon thit follmnd. ill thou In attenduu ixpreued the htlUt thtt whit wat nudtd wu I municipal bylaw govtralng tbt opining ud cloelng houn ot null item, otherwue then would hi "chUtUlag" after houn. A gtnUt. mtn'i tgreemint In the put had not prond woctutuL At preunt tome item wen opening it 7-M in thl morning, othera it I o'clock. whlit atlll othin-opuid even liter. A. T. Bonwllt reid a Hit of mer* chanta whom be had tun with regard to closing tlmt, ud itetod thtt practically ill were ln tivor of doting it I pm., during thi turn- Social Events of Trail City TRAIL, B.C Miy a- Mr. ud Mn. A. H. Hopklnt tnd daughter Fledi hivt ntumed from I abort trip Klmberley. On their return they win •oeomputid by Owen Bopklna who wm thi gout of ber brother-in-law ind enter, Mr. lad Mn. Arthur Mackle for a lew weeks e. i- » "* Mr. ind Mn. A. B. MoCtrtby Of AnnabU Utt Mondty tor a two-week vautlon at tha ocaet. • s e Mr. ud Mn. Cliruw Oarr han u thtlr guut MU* Irene Olover of mn, but that ami had MM hetltint about cloelng at 140 pm. In the winter. Bt thought, howtvtr, that u no etrong oppoeltioa had bun ralaed thty could probably bt tully pertutded to agree. OBSSava WBONBSDAT houBat antwat It wu felt too, that dsiplt* t ttitutory holldiy during tht wuk, except of coum on wedneediy It- nlf, thlt tbi wednetdiy halt holiday ought to be oburvtd. OtherwUe, with tone eltotng ud othm n- milnlng opu, it wu not fair to outalda puplt. A ttralght agntmint bitwtu thl merchut* on houn wu deemed to be InidvUible, It wu thought, ud the muting wu of tht opinion thit the only solution wu * byUw governing It. ThU would outtin tttth ud compel offtndon to torp ln line. At preunt, torn* of th* mtrchant* atated, It wu hard to turn cuttomera away whtn tluy ippund at cluing tlmt, but If tb* law ipeclfled i Mt tlmt, It could be dut without cutting Ul feeling. It wu lugguted that a placard on the door or window, Avowing the hours thi builneu wu open, would also help. Tht reslutlon which wu drawn up wu u followi: "Thst this muting go on record u favorable to all retail builneu bourn opening at I a.m. and dotting st 5 pm. during May to Augultt lnduslvt. ud doting tt «.so during Stptember to April lncltulve; thtt storei ht required to dou Wednu- dty lrmpectiw of uy etatutory holiday ln uy wuk ucept ChrUt- mu, ud thtt a petition be propoud for preientatlon to the dty oouncll to adopt a bylaw embodying thi ibove cluing houn, and that a oommlttu of tone be appointed,*- \\iwdie4t Mr. and MM. F. Mario ud children hive Uft tor Italy when th*y will vuit wtth relatlvu and Mud* tor • few month*. • it Archil BUhop of NiUon hu arrlnd to Trail ud will make hU homi here. e * • Mn. F. Toffolo wu guut ot honor It t lurprlu party at her home, thi ennt merklng her birthday. Dimes •nd mude provided t delightful program of entertainment. The party wu arranged by Mn. Mario Zanltr. MUs Btthtr Staler, C" Booblnl u 8. San* Mlu Bunlc* Swale, matron ot tht Ongar Oottag* hoepital, ColchuUr, Bag., neently wu a wager far th* lntututlon by walking 90 mllu In 10 houn inducing uvtral stops for tu and tudwlchu m thi way. in the house Every homt needs 'Vaseline' Petroleum Jelly. It comes io handy for so many thing!—tbe children's bumps, bruises and bunt. Prevents scars. Softens chipped skin; relieves wind tnd sunburn. Eises stuffy head colds, rtspythtott And 'Vaseline' it what the doctor recommends fer keeping baby's tender skin from chafing. It's tbe "Handiest Thing la tbe House." ii luas vou air thi aiNuiNi 100K rOt THI TIADIMAIX VAIILINI WHIN TOU BUT. If jrou don't tee it yoa are not getting the genuine product of Chesebrough Mfg. Co., Cont'd., 5520 Chabot Avenue, Montreal. FINK'S V LIMITED DRESSES-Crtpi xnenanaauaaanxa Silk Pebble Whites and Pastels . . . NEW. Sizes 14 to 20. Thurs.. Fri., _a\. May 3, 4, 5 BLOUSES-Taffeta Plain and Plaids. Also crepei ... 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Paul Whltsman'a Music hall 7:00 Amu V Andy 7:11 Out ud Olun ,7:30 Winning tht Witt 1:00 Symphony Hour 9:00 Captein Htnry'i Show iat 10:00 Newt Fluhee, Baa Bayu 10:11 Tou Ooaklay't orch. 10:W Prtu-Redlo N*w* Service 11:00 Kay Ksyser's oreh. (BOO) 11-00 ltd Florlto'i oroh. 11:30 Jtok Baln'i orch. lit* k TBAIL B.C. 6:00 Thutre Pgr. 6:16 VootlUU t JO Dreamy Waltaera titt Twilight Mtlodlu 7:00 Dtaatr Oorch. 7:15 Variety Froc-em 7*0 Opu Bouu Jamborei 441 m 50,00* W ttik kpo SAN rBANCISCO 6:00 Dlnn*r Oonotrt 6:30 Pederal Buttneu Talk 6:48 Paul Martin, banjo 7:00 Nanette La Salle, ballade 7:15 Municipal Govtrnment 7:10 To Bt Announoed 7:35 Harold Stern'i orch. 8:00 Ralph Klrbtry, barltoni t-M Jimmy Luaottord'i oreh. 8:80 Crlmt Cluu. B. T, 9:00 Jay Whlddtn't oroh. 9:15 Charlu Agnew'a orch. B.T. 9:30 Ralhbow Harmonlu 10:00 Night Court C.B.S.-DON LBB NBTWOBB EVI KFKC KOIN KSL KOL Rt tit Mt lilt Utt 1:00 (Bu Qr*y's oreh; Connie Bos* will, Btoopnagle and Budd tM Oon Lu Scott (DL) IM Ann Leaf at tha Organ till Jamu Thurbar, humoriit 7:00 Vas Van, tongitreu 7:11 Minute Mtlodlu (OL) 7_io Itham Jonu' oroh. 7:45 Henry Bush's orch. 1:00 Charlu Bamett's orch. 140 Cbanie DavU' oroh. 8:00 Blue Mondty Jamboru (DL) 10 M0 BUI ruck't Bowery oreh. (DL) 1010 Ou* Arnbelm'* oreh. (DL) 11:00 Bill Fleck't Bowtry Oreh. (DL) 11*0 Midnight Moodt. orgu (DL) ltM k KNX MS5 m Hollywood H,ttt w tiC • Newa ServlM till Oonttrt tea. 6*45 lllllntmlult 7:00 Wataaabi ud Archil 7:30 BUhop. BOuettl; Duo* Bud 7:45 King Cowboy 8:00 Thi In-Lawi ptey 1:16 Homar Canfltld; oreh. 8:30 Crimt Club 9:00 Newt Servlu 9:15 Th* Crockitte 10:16 Pete PoatreUl't treh. in Mt k SEATTLE 6:30 High Bchool Reporter «M Proliant. Mireu* 7:00 Financial Talk 7:15 Outdoor Phlloeopher , 7:30 Bong Bultel 7:45 Around tha Town 6.00 Muilctl Favorltu 8:30 DoOan tod Centa 8:48 Frank tnd Archie, B.T. 9:00 Greater Waahlngton Hour 10:00 Cowboy Joe 10:65 Starlight Houn' took CJOE VANCOCV1B 6:00 Mutlcal Pgr. 6:40 Stock tjuotatlona 6:45 Newa VarletUa - 7:00 Youth Ftdsration 7:16 Votes ot Progreu 7:48 Bllad lartltut* 8K» Bud ntllly'i Hawallana SM Cariboo Cowboy* M9.1 a MM* CONCERT ARTISTS PRAFDHKHIY Formtr Hollywood Programs of Unquestionable Mtrit; Play Thursday Tomorrow night, Thuntby, th* third conctrt ot 'the Hollywood concert u* rlu will bs stated In Nelson under tbe luiplcu of tha Ntlsen Mu's OUe culb, ud lt U hop«d that the attendant will bt oorapareble to tht etoelUnce of tbe utertatnment. Th* tint two ouetrte of tha aeries, wan without a doubt, of unquution* tbl* mult ud quit* paralleled the eavHble writeupa given to them by muilc cr|tlc» throughout tbt Pacific northwest whin the program* have beu preeuted. Kurt Reher, oeliut, aad MUi Mar. garetta Lobmann, pianlit, an tht two entertainer!. Theformer hu bun reebgaiud u » prodigy of unusual promlu. A comment In tht Lot Ang- elu Ixamlner atetu: "HU cello tech* ale rue tb vlrtuotity aad hu unit ot rhythm added much to the charm of the performance" MU* Lohmiao Is given tha following comment ln the Victoria Dally Tlmu by, Oeorge J. Dyke, la a recent wrlteup on thl pruebtetlon there: "One of the highlight* of th* recital wu tht Buthovu Variation! for 'cello and piano on a theme by Metart. And what greater loy thin In the perfect ensemble by the 'cellist end pltnlit? Spltndldly attained, lt wu an exoellent example ol what ahould ba done whu two or mon an working together with one object la view—unanimity—seldom vouchsafed a Victoria audience. Both pliy- eri wire twice recalled. "Nudleu to add that Margeretta Lohmann added to her UureU In her very flnltbad icoompanlmente. Should either of thu* two com* thli wty tgtln thti* would b* no doubt of their reception to tbt eonetrt put* form. PSffiff 9B1S BLOTTED OUT SKY ON UBimSHK MORN, YPRES, DAL6AS STATES H0 w CTCN lOttk CALGABY 6:00 Bu CIt.C. Network 7:00 Wutem Horn* Hour 7:80 Bu OJB.C. Nitwork 8.80 U. F. Co-oper*tlve HaWt 9:00 Su CJt.C. Network 10:00 Old Time Mutlo MM m 10,000 w Vivid Account Told of Setond Bottle for Gyros A colorfal accotht tf the tecint battle ef Ypres, the anniversary ef which wu celebrated * week ago, w .s glvu by Cant. A, B. Dalgu, who Is one of two ruMlag Ir Nelson Who took part la tbe battu. It wu given at a recent Gyre laacheon. "On every Ypru day, what march- lag behind tbe bule bead I hive often uld to myielf, 'I wonder what three people u the atreet, new watching ua, really ire thinking ud uylnt thout thU parade." the speaker nld. "It mut be very difficult te understand a tltnatlon, whu out ten. aat know how ud* where It originated. "Th* Rttt Caaadlu dlvliion ar. rived In France about the middle of February. 1915, ud the composition of thU dlvliion wu u followt: Thl dlvlalonal oommander wu Lliut.- Oen. I. H. A. Alderson, OB., u Imp-trial officer who hU eomt expert* ence with Canadian troope during the South African war. ThU dlvliion had three brlgadu of lnfutry. No, I brigade wu oommanded By Brlg.- Oen. M S. Mercer, No. S brigade by Brlg.-Qen. A. W, Currie aad No. I WH in charge ot Brlg.-Oen. B. B. W. left flank to the canal running north of Ypru the 14th, the 10th and 2nd and 3rd battalions wen ordered to move northwest on Bt. Jullen to tup- port our lift flank, now completely in th* air. Tht 16th battalion wu ordtted to occupy the canal running north of the Ypru. Aa tht eltuatlon ^^___^_\^^^^^^^ PROCTER TAKES DOUBLE-HEADER became better known drutto action wu found to be necuary. Unltu wt could tomehow cover the gap our whole front from Bt. Jullen-Lange- marck to St. Blot would bt roUtd up. [thundebing BEBD "It wu therefore decided to make a counter attack ud try to occupy the wood* wut of St JuUeu. Tb* 10th ud llth received that order. In the calm ot the night then battalions lined up on the road between Langemarck ud Wleltje. On a word of command there thousands of mu rushed acrou ths fltldi. Tha tramp tf thlt 'thundering herd' put the fear Into the Germane. But a murderous fire welcomed there tons of Cuada for thr first time la action. The struggle wu short, tht wood! wu cleared, and hardly a ahot had bau find Inr our mm. Thi bayonet* had don* all tbe work. But the eituatlon wu by no meana reUtved yet. Theu unite oould not itay thin very long union we could make a contact with our left flank. Therefore the 2nd ud the 7th battalion! got order* to MtablUh a Unt between tht wood and St. Julian. At the aame time the lit ud 4th got order* to utabllab a line a mile to north of Ypru, having thtlr Archblihop Duk« Confirm! ot Yahk YAHK, M*y 2-—Tht Romta Catholic Uurch, Bt Therl ot Yahk wu prettily arrayed Sunday morning with buutltul spring flower*, for tbe confirming of 11 persons Into the ohurch by Archbishop Dukt of Vtnoouvn, who held th* buutltul urvloe, la oompany with Father* Cholnsl aad Fattereon. and Father Oullahu ot th* Cru- brook MUslon. Fin of th* eudldatu admitted wot from Yahk, thru were from lioyi*, and three from OluUly. i _, Mill at Wardner Shipping in Logs WARDNER. May 2,-Thi Crows Nut Fm Lumber compuy U ihlpplng ln two and thru can ot email tlmbtrt weekly from Ite limit* at e'.ookum- chuk. The planing atlll u running steadily, and hu lufflclant ordert to keep operating for aomltlme. Kaslo Notts KASLO, May 2-Mr. and Mr*. B. M. indllun* wire Nelson visitors Thunday. MU- Irene McOllllvray, who teaehu tchool at RetaUack, aput tht week* eat ln town with her mother, Mra. A. tlcOlUlvny. Mr. ud Mrs. C. F. Archer have returned from a abort vlalt ta Nelaon. Major J. H. Stubbt tad Mra. Stubbs rt Thundiy la Rlondil, guut* of and Mra. 8. 6. Fowler making the trip by launch. Mr. and Mra. Jamu Bp*lre wart recent vtiltori In NtUon. MU* 8. Juty ud h*r nlu* Jun* of Shutty BuU tptnt Saturday tn town. C. W. Wtbtter left Friday tor a visit to Vucouvtr. Mrt. Walter Hudrloki wu In Ndion Saturday aocompuylng Mr. Han- dricka. W. Hendru la taking up hU new reeldence ln tha Hlllmu cottage on Front strut Mlu Hurt McKeown ot Fernie arrived In tht dty Friday, and left Saturday for John-son"! Landtag, when — MOB THBM aha wU) bs th* guut of Mr. ud M Evu Jonu. WUlltm My*r* ud Oeorge Joha. su motored to NtUon and return Saturday. 3. A. Jones ot Retallack wu a wtek- ud rUMor ta tht olty. Mra. J. B. Ttnhtu wu t NtUon < vitltor Friday. Mrt. W. F. Martuu Utt Friday fir hu* home In Elmberlty, after spending the pent taw weeks rutting htr pS- ent*. Mr. aad Mra. E B. Latham. ' lat. and Mn. F. S. Chandler wert ' Friday vldton tn NeUon. Mra. F. 8. Rouluu ta holidaying la Vancouver. Look Out for tht Wardner Amazons WARDNER. May 2.—A strong run- ( Mutative team wiu be choua frtta two softball agregatlona who hate bau practising thru night* weekly. Th* ladlu' team, coached by Harry Thompson ud Ttd Roland, are lining up well. mammm ••• ■■•i, m,~ -— _■---.. -*-.*-*.-,, ____-.. ... , qj* jq gg(m m 1WH| l»ri--*| ■*-»—_, Turner, V.C, -SO. Each brlgUe had I left ttta_t m u,, cud Ud thdr On Home Diamond Defeats Crawford Bay-Gray Creek Allies Wilmor WitntsMt a Quiet Wadding INVERMERE, May 2-A quiet wadding took place at tbe home ot the bride tt Wilmer on Thunday evening, AprU lt, whu Rev. Clark-Stewart united la marriage Mlu Eva Tunatatl and Albion Shsrmu aimer. Both ut wtU known rtddtnte tt Wllmtr, th* (room'* family having redded In Wilmer dnce tbe old mining * days. Mr. Pdmer served with the forou oventu ud on hU return redded ln California for a short time, coming hack to bU old homt town about thru yun tgo. . Mn. AlHion Palmer la a diter of Mn. T. W. Turner jot Windermere QUIVERING NERVES Harrop C.G.I.T. Has Gray Creak Holiday i yon tn |ul oa tdgt ttt Whu yon eu't dud tbt chlldru'l tout . •. whu tvtrytnitf yon do b t burdu... wheel yoa art lot taMtt»*bbi...tryly