rftZ Proposal to Prevent Further Deflation Spurs Market - Pa&eNine \90XXi Norwegians Sweep Skiing Events, LakePlai —Pa^e Seven TO.CMK M N___-_____-_-____--________________________________H_________l nn crati a eon JAPAN MS Ml FOR BIG PUSH Slides Destructive in Salmon Valley MAMMOTH ONE WRECKS CAMP YANKEE GIRL Another Blocks Reno Mine Road and Suspends Operations A THIRD BELOW THE WILCOX MINE Small Slides at Coffee Creek on Main Lake; Slocan Too Mine buildings have been partially wrecked, at least one mining operation bas been temporarily blocaded, and general traffic has been interfered with by mammoth snowslides in the Salmon valley in the last couple of days, as a direct consequence of the abnormal snowfall, further enlarged early in the week, and the accompanying thaw. \\ At 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon a huge slide from Goodenough mountain swept down toward and upon the large and modern mine buildings erected by Yankee Girl Consolidated about four years ago at the site of the tunnel operation, on Wild Horse creek, about four miles up from Ymir. DAMAGE AT YANKEE OIRL The big compr—.joe-_o_m, that ooe-Ulned compreeor snn tnuesform- em, 1* Ml- to be pretty well • wreck, tnd ltt tool lanelj can. ln or hanging; a —nail warehouse ad- Ja__t me alao damage.; and tha ollloa building la aald to here been ablltad forward *a_a aome ot lta wlndowa broken. The bu:—-houae and lOoo—nued on Page Two) TWO DROWN AS RAT BOTTOMED BOAKAPSIZES Cal Walker Saves Three A Five Rowers From Bur- rard Inlet Waters Vaaited States Fleet SaUt Westward Clothes Do Seem to Make the Man SAW FRAWCISCO, Ott- Tab. 11 (AP)—Tbt big suit of tho moment ben ti tbe suit that haa brought Wladek Zybyuko, tba wrestler, Into court for a bit of legal grappling with a taller. ZybeniEo refuaea to pay tha •95 bill for these reaaona, he tow the court. "Tbe trousers an too big, your honor. They an of much bagglneos and make nw look not like Zybazko, the gnat wrestler, but just like tha ordinary man. If pants of beautiful gtthtness I want- that the peoples may see that Zbyssko ls muscled like that Hercules fellow—lt la my bualneee, yes? He made them loose like 4 meal sack. So I pay pot.** Tb* tailor told the oourt lt la an art hi Itself to fit a wrestler with a dbassls like -yasko. "We started on that suit four yean ago and Juet finished It recently. Every time Zbyaeko came to flan Franctscc* we had to measure Mm all over—h* -changea weight and contour eo rapidly. Zbysuko Jumped up to pro- teat he maintains an even 335 pounds the year around. Tbe oourt la wrestling with the problem. V. S. MEN & WAR WEIGH ANCHOR FOB HAWAII The United Statea battle fleet aalle from Los Angeles harbor for turbu-i Joint nary and army maneuvers and battle practice lo the Pacific Hen lent Hawaii and ln the direction of China. Thla photo ahowa aome of the are pictured (left to right) the VMM. Colorado, Weet Virginia, Maryland, might; dreadnoughts which steamed out of the harbor for the annual | Arlsona, and Tennessee. NOT A DAMNED Mob Demonstrators Force CENT TAKEN Way Into Council Chamber; ansa. _■ m m am ___.__■_■■■*■■■■,______■ • Prime Minister Given Blow SAYS HIT Were Exact Words Used by Person Given Beau- harnois Offer VANCOUVER, B. C. Tab. 11.— , Two Uvea wen loat and three per- *0Q* narrowly eocap.a drowning when a frail, home-maae craft ln whleh tbey wan rowing, capsized early thla evening ln Burrad Inlet, Tha dead an __no McDowell, is, and Prank Fial. 3b. H.rota effort! of Cal Walker wen auoaNMsful' ln rescuing thr • com- penk-na of the victims. Walker, hearing . a cry for help, rushed to the end of. a wharf nearby and without beeltatton plunged into the river and -warn a hundred yards to when the five poya wen struggling. He brought one ashore, returned and raecuea another, and again effected a third reaeue. Thoee rescued by Walker wen Tom. Ryan, 13, Donald Joblln, 11, and Tony Plal, ll. The boat was of the flat bottom type. Bodies of the victims had not been recovered late tonight. OTTAWA, reb. 11 (CP)—-"Not a damned cent" waa the reply to the federal Conservative party to an offer of B*.auhernols money In tha lwt election campaign. This morse) of political history was disclosed to the beoae of commons tonight by Prime Minister R. B. Bennett. "The language," he said, "uaed when tbe offer of a contribution waa made, according to the person who received the offer, waa "not a damned oent." That waa the answer. I hesitate to put It to th* house In that way but that was what wu said. . Later tbe prime minister said: "Wito my knowledge or at my Instance, then never was any money reoelved from Beeuharn-te." The prime minister's revelation wu made while tbe houae was passing a resolution sponsored by Humphrey Mitchell, Labor, Hamilton Eut. It referred to the parliamentary committee on privileges and elections, tbe duty of amending the Election act In tbe light of the Beauhamola company campaign fund oontrlbu tlons. The prim* minister thought the proper time for overhauling tbe E>e- tlon act wu next session when -%• Redistribution act, baaed on the lut oensus, would be before tbe house. It wu decided, however, to refer it once to the problem to tbe parliamentary committee, the Mitchell resolution passing unanimously. The house wu ln a frank and revealing mood. Everyone wtio a-poke, including the prime minister, agreed campaign funds were necessary. C. H. Cahan, secretary or state, aald be spent $35,000 in' every election ln the Montreal riding of St. Lawrence- St. George. His opponent on one occasion spent between $100,000 and •136,000. LATE FLASHES SHANGHAI. Feb. let (Trlder)— (AP)—n.htln. between ChlncM an. -l-paneae force, broke out >h_*plj -.aln at Wooeun, tod-j. —uUw inennei-1 end HflanMi ■long Woa-unf creek, where the tt,o force, faced eacb other, raked either bank with -.parts of lead aa (sis lifted. .apaneae wartblpa and artttlerr behind the linn Immediate]- took ap the aotion.. There ob-e/loner- waa no trace en tbe Wooranf front side blamed the oppo—nr Nf airplane, were participating ta |ba flibt at Wooanng. The commander of the Mnklnt gar**™ announced toda; tbat all ana, dlepatchee aent rrom N-uik- ig and all tho*e puhlUhed here hencerorth wonld ba censored by Me headquarters. AMERICAN SHIPPERS TRYING TO BEAT BRITISH TARIFF H_*rrvH__, i». s., reb. n.—with tha object of "getting under the wire" befor, Maroh 1, when tha new Brltiah tariff on fruit outsit-, of that grown ln the Empire goes Into tf. fact, tha United States shippers are making bear; shipments of apples to United Kingdom markets. This wu learned whan eever.l boato wblch had originally planned to call at Halifax an route from New Tork to London and Liverpool cancelled the stop-off becaua-, of having secured full cargoes *t New Tork. O^^ Pier Work Progresses NIB-MR, a C, Febrnar; 11— Work la progressing favorabl; on the pier work for tha new steel bridge being constructed at Kootenay Landing. It Is expected that steel work will oomnlenee early Jn tba month af March. JOCNDARY BILL 18 MM_ GIVEN SECOND lUSADINtl OTTAWA, Feb. 11 (OP)—Tha bouse onlght gave seoond reading to a Ul Introduced by Hon. a H. cahen, secretary of state, oonflmlng a survey made by the Interprovlnclal boundary commission appointed In IBIS to delimit the boundary be. tween tha province, of Alberta and Brltiah Columbia. UT^ Several Hundred Unemployed Push St. John Police Aside and Invade Executive Session Demanding Interview With Premier Sir Richard Squires SIB BICHABD SQCIRF.S ANOTHER SPLIT IN THE CHINESE POLITICS LOOMS CANTON, Feb. 11. (AP)—Fearing that the National govtrnment at Nanking may make an unfavorable _-.tkn.fnt with Japan wben peace again reigns at Shanghai, Cantonese leaders here today aald they were preparing to establlah a separate National government for China. Tbe announcement ot tbe Cantonese leader* that they wer* contemplating again forming a government of their own marka the reopening of a split ln Chlneee politics which apparently had been, nealed by Japaneee activity in Manchuria and Shanghai. Cantonese leaders, objecting to ths National government of Oeneral Chiang Kai-ahek at Nanking, had formed thetr own government at Canton, but recently consolidated wltb tbe Nanking faction to present a united front to tbe Japanese. Chiang Kai- shek, under fire of the Cantonese, waa retired. Heavy Snowfall in Coquihalla Causes Rerouting of Trains ST. JOHN'S, Nnd., Feb. ll. (CP) •*> —Unemployed demonstrators pushed tb« police asJd« this afternoon, forced an entrance to the council chamber where tbe eiecntlve was In session, and emphasized tbelr demands for an Interview with Prlm« Minister Sir Richard Squires by mountng the council table and throwing articles about tbe room- Tbe prime minister reoelved a blow on the face and had one of his arms wrenched aa the mob aurged into the chamber. An able man of 62, he was not painfully injured. He took the incident calmly, believing the blow to be unintentional. Tbe Invaders were supported by several hundreds of unemployed, who had gathered ln front of th. building. Chaoe within the chamber was transformed to order when the prime minister's voice rang out. Blr Richard promised to bear tbelr resolutions for an upward revision of dole supplies tomorrow. He told them to proceed at onoe to the relief depot, where he would Instruct the officials to give them orders for supplies. The mob dispersed. Tbe crowd first assembled this morning,- demanding an interview with the prim© minister, They were addressed by Hon. Arthur Barnes, secretary of state, who told them the government waa doing all possible. Tbey returned this afternoon, insisting upon an audience with the prime minister. The police endeavored to bold tbem off, but, having no instructions to use their batons, found themselves shoved aside. It ts estimated tbat 1300 fr-nllles of the city of Saint John's are on the government's list for rations, whil« the number of people receiving rations In tbe Dominion la estimated at 60,000. VANCOUVER, a 0, Feb. 11— A heavy fall of snow In Coqnlhalla pass on Wednesday caused re-routing of passenger trains on the Kettle Valley railway. All traffic waa handled via "pence's Bridge. The railway company kept snow- Plows constantly at work and traffic ams resumed on the regular route today. Passenger trains were detoured to avoid possibility of ■May. TREMOR ALARMS LIMA LIMA, Pern, Feb. 11. tArt- Lima, where earthquakes occur intermittently, wa* alarmed tonight ly a strong tremor at 10:30 p.m. LIMITED WORK WILL MOVE FOR|PRMRAM IS TO EARLY INQUIRY|START_JCOAST INTO B. C. RELIEF PLAN DISLODGE THE CHINESE WITH BOMB AND BAYONET RUSH Woosung; and Chapei Are Marks for Greatest Milt I tary Manoeuver Yet by Japanese Troops, Ships and Planes ZERO HOUR IS SECRET; PLAN TO BQMB CHINESE FROM THEIR FORTIFICATIONS Will End Chinese Resistance in Shortest Possible Time; Truce Allows Errand of Merer and Aid to the Wounded Public Works Minister Desirous of Ending Misrepresentation VICTORIA, Feb. 11—At the first available opportunity after tbe legislature Is In session, Hon. B. IV. Bruhn, minister of public works will move for a full legislative Inquiry Into the administration of relief in British Columbia, to put to an end tbe rumors and reports that there bas been mismanage- ment In any form, It was officially stated at the legislative buildings today. An unceasing flow of misrepresentations and allegations over tne past two years, said Mr. Bruhn, had determined the government ln its decision to lay all the facta fully before the house, together with all documents and data pertaining to relief administration under the provincial oontrrl. Statements made by Liberal members In the Canadian parliament this week were roundly soared by Mr. Bruhn who Issued ths following statement on behalf of tbe government. "It is reported tfcat Liberal membera of the parliament for British Columbia have suggested the necessity of an Investigation into this government's handling of unexploy- ment relief. This suggestion Is hardly necessary, since I decided tome time ago, wben reflections were first cast on our administration, of this work, to ask the legislature to go into it fully. "All the documents, and all Information bearing on the subject will be furnished to tbe legislature. We have noti..ir_g to hide, and nothing to whlcci to be ashamed. We will not stand any technical obstacle to the legislature's fullest Inquiry, Mr. Bruhn concluded. To Be Followed Later by More General Extension victoria, Feb. 11 —Umlted programs of work on provincial highways will start tomorrow on Vancouver island and ln parts of lower Fraser valley to be followed shortly by a general extension of works on a part time basis where necessary It was announced today by Hon. B. W. Bruhn, on behalf of the British Columbia government. The work 'will be financed at a ooet of $330,000 monthly, which w.ll be advanced by Ottawa, half aa its contribution ta the plan and the re- tnaluder as a direct loan to tbe British Columbia government for the carrying out of tbe scheme. Tte work will be confined to rock cutting and general highway improvement on existing thoroughfare and will be spread ultimately over a total of some 10,000 men on a part time basis. The men are to receive a small caah allowance monthly and will be given the opportunity of working out their board. SHANGHAI, Feb. 12 (Copyright. 1932, by the Assoc.-; ated Press.)—Hostilities in Shanghai's battle-torn Chapei area were halted today for an errand of mercy while the Jap. anese high command determined to reduce the stubborn Chinese forts at Woosung with 500-pound aerial bombs. Two weeks of dogged resistance by the Chinese hav* convinced the Japanese staff that the only way to reach • decision is by a large scale military operation, and these i bombs, capable of causing terrific destruction, will prepare the way for assault by lines of infantrymen with bayonets. When the zero hour will come remained a secret, but it > will be soon. The esepected arrival of mors reinforcements from Japan to swell the already strong attacking force waa j one of the factors that held up the action today. 40 SHIPS IN ESTUARY Already 40 Japanese warships and transports have been jammed into the Yangtze estuary. Wben the engagement starts, the Japanese will be involved in one of their largest military actions since the Russo-Japanese war. The Japanese will launch simultaneous attacks at Chapei and Woosung. Japanese authorities said every precan tkm was being made for a strong armed drive that would end the Chinese resistance in the shortest possible time. . $• Bluejacket*, inttntrytnen, sgstlisrj. ■ rniirv ttt inn nnnr ."•""I'* "* *-->■-_-- ■_- -*-» I Ill-Ill/ LLnuI jfci-ll A tour-hour truce ellamed fc-P-tn t^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I relief workers _> ent—- tb* Cbspet b-ttle seme to rescue wounded *—- TRAIN CREW SAVES NAN LYING IN A DRIFT AT HARROP Frank Portler Found in Daze at 7 a.m.; Officer Brings Him in THOSE INDER flOOO MAY BE EXEMPT OTTAWA, Feb. 11. (CP)—The government, ft waa learned today, ls giving consideration to the exemption of certain Dominion civil servants in the low grades from the 10 per oent reduction lu pay to become effective April 1. Tbe report ls that civil servants receiving less tban •1000 possibly may be exempted. Vancouver Star Will Cease Publication After Friday Frank Fwller, lying m the snow I near the CP.R. tracks at Harrop, In weather around IS decrees, was on his way to being froien, when he was §een hy the rrew of the Nelson-bound frrixht, at ? o'clock Thursday morning. Conductor D. v. rfrLean had the man, who was ln a dase, taken in the service station at Harrop, and phoned In word to the provincial police at Nelson. Provincial Constame J. L. smith motored out at once, and brought the man ln and toot him to Kootenay Lake Oeneral hospital for treatment. rviTtier, who is 6g yesrs old, waa progressing favorably last night, CLASH BETWEEN CIVILIANS AND POLICE, FEARED Unions Unwilling Accept Cut, Odium Says He Has No Alternative VANCOUVER, Feb. 11—Following Issue of Friday morning's Vancouver ntar tbe paper will cease to publish. It was announced tonight by Its publisher Brig.-flen. Victor W. Oldum, C. B., C. M. O, n. ». O. The present business depression and heavy loss of revenue occasioned thereby, and unwillingness ef tbe unions to accept a sufficient reduction in wages to meet the situation, are announced as the reason. In a published statement Oen. Oldum says: "la view of the existing severe depression in business and the heavy loss of revenue occasioned thereby. It Is Impossible to continue publishing without effecting a reasonably proportionate reduction In cost. Before touching wages. I had exercised every other possible economy. However, u wages form more thsn SO per cent of tbe full cost, without a change In the altuatlon could not be met. The amount of reduction to be demanded wai carefully calculated and was fixed at the minimum figure which would make mn tinned publication of tbe paper a practical business operation, "The unions refuse to agree to a reduction In the wage scale sufficient to meet the situation. "1 do not choose to operate with a non-union force. "I have no alternative, there- fort, but to cease publication." RnnERA, Uruguay. Tth. II. (API — This Uruguayan frontier town »nd Santana, Brar.ll, wer*. separated by a no man's land tonight, es armaments were mounted on Rivera police head quarters to prevent s recurrence of a fatal clash between Brazilian sol dlers and Uruguayan civil lent during Mardl Ores celebrs'l^n several nights ago. Two Uruguayans were killed s,n*t two were Injured, and one Brastlls.i soldier was probably fatally hurt ln a carnival fight. Pour Brazllan sol dlers srs still In Jell as a result of the frecse. Officials in both countrlss said tbe Incident would be handled locally and would not Involve the respective governments. ACCEPT NEW MEMBER WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 11— President Hoover today signed the commission of Ogden L. Mills as secretary of the treasury and the new rablnet member decided to Uke his oath late tomorrow. AS PEACE SYMBOL, VATICANMEETING Both Pope and Premier Appear Pleased at End of Hour Conference VATICAN CITT, Peb. n.—fAP)— By John D. Evans: Copyright, 1933, by the A___0Clated Pras.— Benito Mussolini knelt and kissed the ring of Pops Plus In Fascist reverence for the Catholic church todsy. The pope refeurnea honor for honor by reolvlng his visiter not merely as premier of Italy, but ss the chief of the Italian state. At the end of an hour's private oonferenoe the two taders emerged from the throne room of the Vatican and shook hands tn rrieadship. Coming as it did, on the third anniversary of the signing of the Lateran treaty between -tal and th> Vatloan, their handclasp was a symbol of a new peace between the church and the Pa«clrt state- peace that waa broken Inst year by Fascist outbursts against Catholic aotion clubs. There were smoothed by a subsequent arrangement which ln rffeet was e-aealed today More honor was shown Mussolini than wsa provided m the Vatican protocol for premiers. The detachment of gusrds wa.„ increased and mors and higher atgnltanea were present. attn and any clvlllsna trapped there, afraid ta break through the firing Unas of tha rlva .troop* la the far-off oonurs o the eeo- tion. intermittent rifle fire coo* tinued. RIMKF WORKERS Tlie relief party con-lated of path- | er Jacquinot, a Prnch priest, who waa Instrumental in arranging th* truce; col- Hayley Boll, British army officer, who helped mm to arrange lt, and IS French nursing sisters. Je.ps.iese troops and guna were •41- nt as ths party entered shortly after a a. m- The rescuers were escorted at tar ss the borders of Cbapel hr a detachment of Japanese bluejackets. There they left armed protection behind them. It was one of the most not-ible humaniu_rtanac-s of the conflict waged In Shanghai fcr 14 dsys. Chapel had been converted into ruin* by shells, exploding bombs, machine-gun bullets and fires. TRICKS AWAIT WOUNDED Drawn up along the borders of the area when,* the rescuers entered were It trucks draped vtth Red Crass emblems, awaiting refugees and wounded Chlnea. and -, Continued oo Page Two) COMMUNISTS AND FASCISTS MEET; 30 ARE INJURED .__!• .--_*«_!.»_- ___.»-*» i4^^.____^ESTffi talked about, but the visit that wss to have lasted minutes waa not over until an hour had elapsed snd both the pontiff tna his visitor seemed pleased when they emerged. Windstorm in Ohio Takes Toll, Three C--GVXLAND. Ohio, Teh. 11 (API- Three lives were lost, several school children were Injured and widespread property damage waa wrought by a sudden windstorm that swept Ohio late today. Driving gales off l*ke Erie swamped Ute metal boat in wblch John Kivlmake, 43, bis son Bmer, 31, snd Enoch Arklaoder, 89, were fishing off Ashtabula harbor. They drowned before coast guards could reach them Over the state scores of *:nell buildings were wrecked, trees and poles toppled, and traffic tied up by ] £'"' * heavy rains and impeded roadways. **^WBOn' Tbe storm came sa the climax to several days of springlike weather. pcdotlcal warfare tonight when nine clash s occurred tn scattered (actions of Berlin, and at least 30 person swere injured, several variously. Chairs, knives, raeota, beer mugs tnd blackjack* wefte Drought into ply by the combatants before mobile polloe squads took a hand and arested two-soore of them. MEMORIAL RITES UIVEV HOLLYWOOD, Oal., Feb. 11. (API- Memorial rites were held bere tonight for Edgar M. Wallaoe, celebrated British novelist and playwright, who died Wednesdsy of pneumonia. The body left shortly after by train for Hew Tork. From New Tork the body will be taken to London. MONTGOMERY, an., Feb. 11 — (AP)—One child was killed, 19 were Injured seriously, and 41 others received minor injuries today when two school busies In widely separat ed part s of the state collided with lumber trurks. THE WEATHER TEMFTERAtt-B AMI wu-ciptiAnoji u 41 44 at Ea-t-v-n Point .. 41 Print*- Rupwt .. M 3 *s tt San PrancU-co . t* Prlno, Oeorte ., at tt at it Kulo It at ao t • 4 Swift Current . lt PHnc, Albert . 1 at tt '—Below reto. Neie-.n anM vicinity: Partly cloudy land colder. _J S*-I TWO <—ea ML PASTOR IS MADE MODERATOR Uv. Frederick St Daaria of Trail Elected at Kootenay Prt_hjlery Meet TPJUI*. B. O, Tth. ll.-eaey. Tnd- ntt*. 8- Denl, we* tonight ,leot- < —a—-» of t_» in limit pn*- W—-T of tbe Piianiuiian cburch t CMMtlt the annual presbytery Atttnst ea deacon. Polloe -Mended the nport iww-le- tint |rb_,|u-ji, mm the ____■_ stmt m tbem a better Is last then eb. the 1830. An Inrnnaj, in th. _t- at Sunday are-tool* and In -•number al faemlllaa Joining the tM in* also noted. rVtaea Huijdred Clnb Hold Annual Meeting Vat Mm IVtMn Hundred __» "mtt enamel meeting at'the Of trade room. Ituaadey OS-tit elected were A. D. *__*_ry, ""■tl *■ R. *--~r. Ttaa-fnal- 1. A. Ierrlnf. J. K. Annable. _MK, Br, -motors: J. Testae, r. B, B. D1U, audi- VICE CONBVL -Out)*- PI ood, wbe Ja rtoe-coiwill of tbt United State, of Atlwrl-jt, it Ottawa, Caned . Mr. PlOod became a member of the u. S, foreign eer- vlc* in 19.1. Dr. Borden Leaves for House Tonight Dr. L. B. Borden St. T. P., tar Neleon. leave, tonight tor Victoria to attend the eeealm of legislature, which open, the nu_-le of neert Guide for Travellers Nelson, B. C., Hotels 422 VERNON STREET PHONE 787 HUME HOTEL1 NELSON, B.C. GEORGE BENWELL, Prop. HOW-*. ChrteOe. A. J. Balmrnt. I. A. W*_e». *. -__■*». __Ww*; _ K. 8Pun_r. U ttame, 1. B. Hazel- lood, Vanoouiwrj 0. ▼. C-rawfleld, Toronto; R. steedmen. C. D. M_*tyn. Medicine Bat: 1. D. Mulr, Winnipeg; L. D. Beerr. I—-ogle-each. $150,000 DAMAGES CAUSED AS FIRE RAGES tt_ COAST Part of New Westminster Plunge- in Darhnese aa Power Line* Bun NEW WESTHBJ-riBR. B. O, Peb 11 (CP)—Pire tonlgbt swept tfiuough lbt sash and door factor- of Oal- bmlth, limited, deetroylng the plant and spread to ten* factor, tl the Weetmlneter Jron Worst, eetMlng total damage estimated at 1150,000. The fire raged for two houn before lt was brought under control, fire fighting equipment from re-Mimr adding in subduing me flaae-es. Damage to the mu.1i and door plant is eetlmated at tioo.ooo and to the -ton Works at 880,000. A ttrong wind prevailed aad the flame, endangered nearby buQdlngs. All power lines along Tenth street were burned leaving tbe weetetiy part of tbe city in complete darkness for several hours. Telephone wires were alao damaged, other . atreet lights were put out aa a precautionary measure and theaters were for a Ume forced to suspend opera—ems. names swept across Tenth atreet to an apartment house and a atorage building but they were dulckly extinguished. A sub-station et the Brltiah Columbia Electric railway neit door to the Iron Wort, was threatened. Stock and plant of the earn and door factory, and the plant of the Iron Work, were completely destroyed. --THI NELSON DAILY MBW1, NELSON, B. C—FB-MY UOBXDfO, HWIR 11, UH' Marooned Crew and Furs to Be Taken Out by Two Planes NOUS. Trt). 11 (API—Two pl_e.es today flew from Eotaa-u* to the encampment of the marooned members of tbe crew of the Jtavc-lmo. north of Wstawrigbt, word radioed here eald, arriving about noon. The 11 member*, ef the cram, to- attshor with the fuera and cargo of lie Bsycuimo which wae rescued before It was abandoned, will he flown to Kotwbue within the neit week, if the weather hold, good. ThO plane, were to make thtlr flrat. trip lat* todav .Where (he GueSt Is Kin$ C(5he Savoy* BBatetTS BBWB8T AN- F_*r_ST HO-TBL tSAWS MOM WITH PRIVATE BATH! OR SHOWER- tft BASH. BT. to A. KERR, Prop. PBON- 19 0T—-M. Millar, W. Henry, Cal* Brown, Vancouver; A. K. Klnoald. B. Bturt*, H. worslleld aad Revristokc; Mra. W. Whtteway, W.n- _ , Nakusp; Mr. and Mra. A. T. nlp*»t*; 3. N. Miirphy. Kaalo; U J. [Ulmer Bossland; B. J. Dooglas. E.I Smith. Victoria; T. W. Lunch, Trail. Queen's Hotel A. Lapolnte, Prop. ■tt ant odd water in every room Steam Heated ttt Baker HI. NEW GRAND HOTEL P. L KAPAI. Prop. Weakley or month™ rale, for nests with hot an. cold water. Mail* lte ap. Double 11.75 up. Pbone MS T. O, Bai 1001 NEWS OF THE DAY Boom, for rent at special low rates. Apply -tratttcona Hotel. (507) IHNNHt DANCE CLI-—g~**rt»l Valentine dance ln Hume Hotel Silver Boom, SATCBDAY. FEB- BIARY 13. Mualc. 8:46 p. m. (638) Unfurnished 3-aaom suite. Hardwood floors, Ileetrlo Trtde.. also one furnished e-Jte. JCerr Apte. (447) DO NOT FOBOET the High school plays, Friday, Feb. u at junior High auditorium. Ticket, on Mb at Port* and Mann-Rutherford drug "fm- (ttt) D-_frrter» of Sootla met*, tonight at K. T. tilt, 7:30. Military whlat onn. 8.1S. Specially good prl-*ee. Refrwhmeerrt*. 36 cente. (838) PoUo* th* crowds to the- Orand Welfare Carnival aponeored by tte I«gl*-, tor-ght and tomorow night •t tho Eagle Hall There will be Iota of fun for everyone nouele. Housf, six Wheel lewotbs. Hot Dog stand. Jitney dancing and hundred* of useful prim, fn, young aad old. oaiety start* on th* midway at t p. m.. sharp, both night*, city band In attendance at official opening tonight Midway open Saturday afternoon Iran 3 to 8 p. m., for the children. Don't mlsa thl. Joyous event. Plan to attrena both nights. 1840) Street Scene in Shanghai The Chspti. naxivt etty of Shacfhei. China, ls wnclutf ae a rasult ot th* bombing at Japanese a«ropian«_ during the fierce bloody battle ho* tween th© Japan-Ms and Chinese ferees, and destruction ot the otty la threatened. Photo shows a typical etreet scene la tbe native city. SLIDES WREAK i IAPANFSF MAKF DESTRUCTION IN Jn SALMON VALLEY (Oontlnued Prom Pat* One) NEW GRAND—R. J. Crows, Trail; Phone M I c. F. Smythe, Kelowna. QUEENS—1. Peambskle, D. Peam- bakle, R. Feamakle, C. Peamakle. Trail; Mr. and Mra. L. Hcbble. Win- [ law; I- Flndlay, Sandon. MADDEN HOTEL Mt. E. MADDEN Completely Brmodellrfl throughout. ■ot and (..id Water In tlw BE1KT nf the uir STIRLING HOTEL 2 Block, East of r**t Office P. H. BUSH, Prop. Ii..t and Cold nut Steam Heated Moderate Bates A Quiet Family Hotel MADMK—B. bun, Trail: Katie VeAvry. Yl—If; B. C. Bernett, Spokane. A. Price, oranbroox; J. Brown- he. It-tar; J. O'Olnsky. Meelaon; W Cannlff. A. J. Mcttenald. SUverton; Jin. Bates. Calgary. The Royal Cafe CLASSIC RESTAUBANT Beftn-ntent and Dellcsry Prevail OPEN OAT ADD NHJHT Hartal Dinner, lteto U 8 p. u. 33, Medal Sunday cbloten Dinner soe M-elal__ng In* m*t Soey tnd Noodle, PHONE ltl STANDARD CAFE Be n's Popular Restaurant Special Dinner 11 a.m. till s p.m. Sunday Dinner p.m. tin t pern. BOCA eF-OHTAIN Tht Finest of Oood Sundae* Acids in Stomach Cause Indigestion errata fteurAes*. Gar and rata. How to Treat Medical suthorltles state that nearly nine-tenths oX the ea_ws of stomach frmible, lndlfeetton, •cmrTN*..* burn' lugs, gas, bloating, nausea, etc., are due to an txeea_ en hydrochloric add ln the stomach. Tne delicate stomach linlnf Is lrfltated. digestion is delayed and tood Hours, caiisintt tha disagreeable symptoms; which every stomach SMttater knows so wnL Artificial digwtantg are not needed In sucn oa«rea snd tnajr do real harm Try laying aside all digestive aids end instead set tram any druggist some filsurated Magnesia and take a V aapotmful of powder or four tablet,, lh water right after eflttng- This pw»etens tbe stomach, prevens the formation of excess acid and ther* ig no smirne*n. gas or pvn. Blsu-wbd Magnesia. (In powder or tablet form—never liquid or milk) Is harmless to the stomach, Inexpensive to take and l* tbe meat efficient fonn of irmmeeia tor utomach purposes. It is ueed by thousands of peopl? who enjoy their meals with no mofe fear of indiration. mesa-houss both escaped, aa did the trestle ow* the creek, over which muck wa* conveyed rrom tbe wild Horse deep tunnel to the dump _a the CTi-rt, gulch, a small c*r to tho oostapreaaor hocw, wlonglng to Jack Lane, caretaker ot the building-, wa# wracked hy roof umbers caving ia an tt. At the time at the slide Mr. Utte was starting Up from Ymlr On foot. Thu Aide owly rnna in y-ara ef very heavy aaowfaU, and St ta stated tbat never in its history, unta this orcselon, h-a* ft oma 4ftwn further than the old Tmlr road. This time It crossed a quarter mile of flat at the bnM) cif tho mountain to reach the min© buildings, which have been silent far two yearn, or from tie tim*. of the or-obta-rorlor-g assignment. Tills la the first time this slide haa mn for 10 or 13 year*. kino n tiio tr A day earlier from the slopes above Fawn creek, a great slide swept down past- the Reno rain: and mill, working a large section ot the Reno wa§em roao. It did no damage. At the same time the latest snowfall, superlmpOnTO on what waR there before, blorice-a considerable sections of the road between Haft- sen's and Bsimo. Alto-tether, the slide and snowdrifts, have blocked 16O0 feat of road, which must be ckared before the Reno can operate normally again. Manager T. J. Mateer Is attack* Ing tha slide at lta naver side with the Reno's rotary snowpkrw, and WUllam RaitMay, district engineer. has sent William orutchfleld, road foreman at Salmo, writ, a crew of eight or 10 men ana a team to sttack it front tile lower side. To oonserve food supplies at the mine, those of tba crew not required on the .Aide, have been sent down to Salmo until tho road line been reopened. OTHBft M.ir>i;< A third large -fAMe which howevrr dOee not m any way imp-rde Industry or traffic, eame down opposite the Black Cock property. 1'. mile* below the WHw* mine, above Tmlr. This does not touch any roao. It u stated that B. P-Orawforxl and r. R. weeks, of Vancouver, who are planning to reopen the Black Bear working- or the Tankee Olrt. now reverted to the Texas- Yankee ofrl conjpany, nave a small shovel crew laboring through tha heavy anow that mocfta tbe steep road up to the mine. Beversl slides have come down In Coffee creek area on the Nelaon- KaalO road the last day or two. District Engineer Ramsay was up there Thursdsy afternoon, and personally mw two smell slides come down, neither of whloh reached the road. Tha read was plowed out from Nelson to Coffee creek Wednesday and ThuiMay. The Blocan hsa numerous slides, which however sre not affecting industrial operations, as the sllver-lca_| mlnea are Idle. AN APOLOGY TO UNITED STATES Give Assurance No Farther BoMbt Will Dro» ta StttltMBt WAtBTVOTOeV, Fe_. 11 (AT)— tetms to* ap*-t_wt M Cetttt (lea-mi C_h-iu_-« tt t»a»_Hai fer tntnu* at t hemth tl tM Ai-mMm, sector et ttt* Mter__- Ik-nai Mttlement and ha* given aaran>ne* Me Imehthsm wlU net *. repeated. A mesuce to thl, effect wae re- relved tod*-, hy the etatt -Hp*rt- ment from Ctinnlnrham. lt nld aMo th* ejapaneae rhlet of etatt had agreed Ut e reoar-t teem Admiral M. Taylor, oemnutodlng th* Amerdlean Atdatlc fleet, thot phreee ceaw flying oyer the I'nlted St*tes teotor of the aettletnent Shipping tt Shanthal I* -raftering great KM* hecanM of the f%-t- lag. No trading vr«**eh» en peroitt- ted to enter or leave Shanghai after dark. There M a genrral might (on- geetton a*.l taek of warfage. M-MU are aJa* mneh delayed. FLATLY OPPOSES MORATORIUM KDMOIfTOtf, Alta., WJ. ll-~T\dt opposition to demands tor a moratorium ln this province was voloed by Premier J, S. Brownlee when continuing tba dehato on th* speech from tbe throne la tha legislature Thursday aftarnodD. He moogm—d that there was a growing demand for this relief htrt said he always would stand opposed to such a measure. At tha male time, th* premier appealed to mortgage and financial in ferrets to he generous wtth these owing the money, even t0 the extent of remitting pert of interest and even part of tbe principal payments. Dealing wtth unemployment, ttw premier suggested that Premier Bennett shoora oall a conference in order to work out a fcetter plan. RUSSIA PRESENTS RADICAL SCHEME, TDTALMSARMDIG Mi Enough Conciliatory Proni-ts t» Wta Son* Approval _ f*». Ul IBS ». 1 Rip-* i jr. Aaaa-M-f Prtaf ataff o_-~pon_- t-li (eCowrt-M, 1»1, »I the A-M- esstttt -WMl'-Wnrlm ytttettetW, Bu*. hlaft -o-m lor ftentett atfalra, jguMltOM hla g-rerneBamtfa tradt- Uonat nana- |,»'|ii--la for to_- d_*u———- nt ter _» eem* uniftw-ua today but acooemepan_— Sieas wl—i enough co-nclllatory ppiaidtwi of cooperation tc win a measure of appro—u from the delegation* of oapl- tallstlo et-tea. Beocgnl__g that hla propoaai*. which wetro ereejected hy the con—r- renoe'e prmtserMtery cemml—Hon, had alight ehettee of aocaptanc* oaw, Moeoow-e aggressive epokes.r.en recto th* conference a nlan Named Assistant GOES T TOKIO far protr*a*:ve protportlonal reducfion | John Patrick Uanlon, aon of Hon. of ae—«_ea__t_ a* an slimemthtt. \Or. R. J. Manlon, who hu been T_«_; r-erweiro-ertsg ttt— ' had been turned down wMch draefted the ptn**_yl arms oaaty, St. Uterlnoeft declared: He wa, nod--, to aupport any achem* for re- d-eeeetlon which approached or wut S-yoesd hla own. Mor* waloorn* to th* deuojatea than theee eaten at oollahoraaon w« th* RaaaUm'a inatsteno* that tk* to-let ttfiion dew not wtth to U—*ree—r* 1_ ttl* ai—Ura of ether na- —eau and d-udered to enjoy —« seme eoon-mterfeneno* from 11* n_«lehora. "The sole aim of the Soviet geerern- meot ia th* building up at todalum la the wrrltorey ot th* Sor-t imion," INVESTIGATION AFFA^ORDERED Senate Committee WIS Bt Appotate* Tottajr, Meight» OTTA-JA. Jf»b, IS (OP)—__o In tb* car—doia nt »TTl,ii—g toda* m» -tat Haa, SThts. X ■*-*■ (Hallei-ry ma, bt- lltiiiqii « th. apeelal om—nltte* nt tba aMo to inquire mt* tha _r*-4_at ca) tttmtm to-*tor». n-nr.lonaaT In. the, tsmmaes> tloned from th* go**-*nn_*_t *_do are Hon. A. B. aiQIa. eenator -p. j. Boutiue, Senator J. D. Moltton* nst .Hon. J. J, Donnelly, , Prom the Liberal „_,, ___ j. ^ efcique, Bt. Han. than, W: ■—**-__~v ■eenator A. a. Capo.. _a___ar anon! —obtnson am nwntlonad. al—Mugi It 1« known t_st one or two ehango, in the list are being considered. OTTAWA, Pah. ll (CP)—__> one —lat hi* project 'named assistant trade comml—loner I atotonleht _ppr*-T«d Sh*. trtttttn m m by the body.lor Canada to Tokio. S_^,_.Vf_2S_S- _-_S_?d mm—_1 anna I __-—_——————_, —— htetst* ot wingn,thus mwats nt at! FAIRVIEW AND WOLVES PLAY TO ONE-ALL DRAW Occidental Hotel ;05 Vernon it. l_o_* »»T_ II. tVAtMCK rifty «oom. Mid Comfort. Headquarter, for Logger, ant Miner*. ARTISTS AT WORK FILMED BY MUSEUM Chinese Wields Most Powerful Weapon to Block the Japanese OENtVA, Peb. II. I By P. I. Uptoy Jr.. AP ataKf correapondenti—The cnineae delsfaUon to t)„ League of Nations worked agalnat time tonlgbt as it wleldod its most powerful weapon yet to block th* Japanese con. quest of thanghal. Dr. W. W. Ttn, head of .he dele- gatlon, will demand an extraordinary session of the leagu* aaaombly, it »ei« announced, to consider th* Blnn- Jspanese contro-eray in a formal re- quest to th* co-meal tomorrow, th* last day before the tun* limit expires. H, Itwokad artoloa X tnd XT. of th* league covenant in a renewed protest to th* council on January ao, snd according to regulations he mint iu-mlt his caae to the assembly atthln 14 day, in order to obtain a hearing. NEW TOIUS, H. V., Peb. 11. — The Metropolitan Museum of art has begun a series of one reel motion picture films Illustrating the theory and practise of oontemporary painter*, sculptors etchers and workers ln othtr field, of art. Th* first film, already tlnshed. Is d«voted to Child* Haatarn who** ,|JJ JJ_J paintings and etchings are familiar CUMBERLAND FIRE Fire Art Destroyed; Loss Is Estimated at tUMM CDT-tBEEI-A-fD, B, C, Ten. 11— (CP)—Plre wtuoh broke out ln the ijeae-pemt et a departaoent store here swept throufa the btufthese district of cumberlatirt tonight and oaa- pletely daatvoyad five buildings. Dam- It waa eatl-oated at 1150.000. Tba tire* believed to have bean oaueed by a furnace In the baaement of the department store, bad been burning fcr some time before lt tu noticed, spreading trom tba atore, tt quickly gutted tha Ma-onl« temple, a theater, a candy atore and a res- 'WAI PC WTAJQ AT taurant before being brought under T1 Fairvlerw Inftennedlatea and tha Wolves playad te a 1-1 tie In the plan-ofta tor tha dty in ter x« (Hate leagua champlorumip leat night, Tha gama waa taat from atart bo Oaiah. ttoynon got tha opening goal Ar Fairview an a eale> Tha Wolves nnhed the Fa_rview net ttBM and time sgaln ohly to be beatwi by Kabop ln ft a IfWrv-BW nat. .early tn tbe aacond parted Benwell picked up a paai Oen BCc-Dnley to Ue* tbe acore. m tba tbted period tba gum was mybonj-s gama aD tbe way through, with both teama dtaplaylng brtlllant hockey. Benwell and Ramadan got -sbaaed for engaging f:_tlcuffk late a tha cbttd. During the laat few minutes of play t>l:e two net minders were kept busy, both teim* throwing caution to tha winds. Teams were: WQlvee— 7. Carlson, goal; McKlnley, O. -U-^ardion, defanor, B. O'Oenaki, J. Wallace, A. McLean, a Benwell, A. Jeffa, J. DtSV-cM. Fairview—T. Blahop, goal; H. HorswlU. 0. Roynon, C. Bamaden, W. Unrlti, J. Rlngrose, Bd. Wafcaw, Maarwell, Jr., A. Farenboltn. session on Beaubarnole aad the re- latlona between that oempapy and three samsten.—MbDDogetit awagdnH and Raymond. Tbe Mald__r eta-sw- men" slao racewesft tte pewne ot a committee % lnqulm into tbe esem tem of appointment J-tdgea. Dae committae is asked te usport epea e method whereby tbe number ei judges may be reduced: aod tba age* tarn of appolntxent e<_malt_e_r. Two Insurance bill* were advanced a stage, and a debate on a UU to legalise sweepstakes far the beneflJ ot baepltala tnteod-soad. MASSED ATTACK UPON FORTS IN SHANGHAI, PLAN (Continued Ttnux lege One) control, Fo» e time tne Hamea threatened ter ju-rp the atreet, enctangsnng a betel, a vacant bnlldtng tod a e.;©e store. Fire fighting equipment from Courtney wee oiled out to aid lb conflagratton. were owceemi by qulctty rev.ved. The buildings burned were reported partially coveted by Insurance. PYTHIAN WHIST M-hat-M tk* Three flJ-n-m BEBMIiDA -IB HDeiDED HAMILTON, Bermuda, Peh. tl — An early aflrtal link up of Bermuda will, the A-w-rlca**. mainland and lurope, via the A-or*s, 1* the subject of much speculation ln well Informed circles here and the presence at Major EV. B. Mayo, oon- sultlng engineer to Impetlal Air- wop,, woold reem to atrengthan the r*e***o*rte that .mportant develop—ente ar* {—-pending. Major Mayo, already oonrtncecl that Bermuda will b* selected as aa airport ta tho futur* tmns- Atlantle mall and passenger osrrtee. ls aow oecioerned primarily with the *eleot:on of a suitable si— for Wale* was th* winning table at Uw Knight* of Pythias whl* drive and dance held T-urselay night at the K T. hall, watch wo, tilled to capacity. Playing at tho table were C. Dahat as, l. Pierson, E, Llndon and J. E. Eerl——on. Dancing concluded the entertainment. Beepo,_tteble for the eo—r- talnment wen Mr.. M. Richardson, Dae* Laughton and Wally Daya. Prank aoucher acted a* mast r of ooremonl**. Japanese aoldlar* that might bo brought out. Huenei—-ou* ambulance* from tb* internancaud eiiHi—iiami also awaltad almllar burttna. Obaarwa, phooograpbara, newa- paper men and othera wb« ^mght to aooeempany. the «xp—_t__ were refused adm—alon to the ent. Whore seechuen road approached th* border* of Cbapel It oaa Jammed with milling Chfnaao crowd*, hop- leng to ae what On raUar *z- p*dltian brought freaa tbe flght- eng a——I. Japaneee aoldlera who oouttnnod to patrol tb* ana from which tk* rescuer* *tarted. allowed dTtttaaa to enter within a Iw block* of the borders. They kept -rtrtot —eder. Japanese petrole armed with pts. tabs, rifle* aad ——chin* g_n* weera everywher . As the relief party ent-and C-apat, they immediately «nco_ter—I a a.«- tlon completely crumpled by 1 shell fire or flam**. Prom thla i It wsa expected that many ahatt nd piece, of humanity would onao forth. DIPLOMArS WIFE DROPS SOCIETY FOE ART STUDIO Worshippen Fill Suburban Churcb Count** Maud von Rosen, addition to Washington's diplomatic _*_*, out of tha a/0* at whirl. Ten* countess Is buoy potting _-wedl*b mythology into artistic form Wee ... ■ i „. _i..-h __, _, —*-.,. fc_a first eetnlbltlon in this country of tk* airport which will be astabiuhed __,„*,_-. ____ .- _i.. ..h by the Bermuda and Brftlefc govern meats. Juan rnppe. pre—dont ol the pan-American Airways, has Just left after oonfldmuai negotiations with Major M-y_ and tcanUlng incognito. Gave Her Mother Lethal Dose Drugs MEXICO CITY, Tto. 11- C—ra f-ihfui deprived of tk* a_n- Is-ation, of theu- own per—e—^ tn hwung a path to the sukartan church of the once-neglected TUgln of de oa Remedies. The great majority at them cannot worship in tne — ty* churcbee NEW TOBK, H. T. Peb. 11. — becaue* of I* bow snti-K-glaut Elree asd table* *|U ut* t_ "* re*»nc_Bg tn* munher of P-eet* and -ergqmen to on* for every 50,0000 loha-laaote of the federal district. * population at aa** than 1300,000 attending 900 cburcbe, la thus limited ta JO elenot, TM society pagea of tbe cap*tal'e ailver 'and I newspapera an f-l*d with aocounta Half of Homes on British Isles Are Radio Equipped sculptured piece* in - bronz* ha* just opened at tb* Arden c* marriage, chrlateiitng* and 1-n- gallerlcs here. [tT1 totem, said at tbe Uttl, hul- Her husband, Captain Count Ont- "*> ohuIC6 'l""* n™ ""^ mttU* err attache to the -wedtsh legation, i th*> clt»- mrona rmseriietlon at lb* a studio in Mw Tork. She work, ••"»• B tMat* th* l"oo»-W-l» tne* tor the twof-e*. purpon of *,ta_. i »,ooden tol1 wlUcl1 " «*• »«"* llahtng an int«rnatlonal art center ,Ma% <*• •" **~-*-*rd* Uvlng ln In Hjalmsrrm Piakebods, near Me*o«- tut by tb** same token Stockholm, asd of making mythclog* | "- •»«• tloroughlp hated by Meii- ln Mt popular ana aa a keen competitor of the Ber principal' plao, ta the eiblblt vrl'*n <* °?acl*1",-__ cnmvuiw mm. ,, •_—-.- la the "Ride c/ the wa.er SDirlt" Thronga of pedeatenane are Men r-f^cS-f__*efwni" WerTmTa » diVle_ th. iTe. •■S-c-.haJS" , **» •^*«,*">« Jo "-"ther ttma- tZe^lTelllTrc^Z, e^hZl g «B a -on. f -X hunting I «->*** *™ -»«**- «jj do*, of sareotKea. ha, been tern- ! "» » -*1 Ma' ' n,>' <""■ retun» poartly transferred to a home ^ .tatm msterttirn. Into the rtwr mental deficients. nod snd marries the girl—happy ever $5000 for Largest Family in Florence LONDON, Feb. 11. (CP) tn th* Hslf British Wet possessed by radio*, accord- _rro^."<.~rt'rte'morio"n'plct_re il* to **,_-*__*u_?, '"Ml Ulu.t-.te, how, Mr. aeeeea works ;"u*d », «".««»* M*» *•»•«- and how hU mrthod. dlff*r from !.____! *»f..tov.rnment recwntly. thow of the Bohemian art—t of fiction and drama. TRAIL, B. C HOTELS DOUGLAS noTr.r. t%9 HOTEL Room» and Bath I L ul I oaotlti.i. Prop.. He.m Heated Thre.gl.out llot snd Cold lister I ■eg HH ' '>"« T-U1L, B. C. Arlington Hotel Centrally Located TRAIL, B. C. A t. LEtaaQi e, Prep. SENSATIONAL OFFER1 DOUBLE SIGHT GLASSES I ON 10-DAY TRJAlJ U.tri a»M ., (..SI, 4MWIH .Ilk Mr,, .1.,, full .lala. *..-., r.,r. #4110 aai.H .. lr...... rw *to.M. r_4 S.aat ^ls(. w.f*.. *-*.. M* fee «r 9IMQ rem. !,»*!,», «„Lna1 ,**M,I„ «r f.rsl.h.na Will .M.M »ni d,ll,M V|T W.e,. .» east. U--H *•'«*» »«l, »"> aSll »a,,,a taS«,t ■-*— DB. UTHOL1 OPTICAL CO., Dept. KX-M, »» MelU-t fl., Toronto, Oat - fMI IBIAl t UPO* _ DB. RITHOLZ OPTICAL CO., Beat. K_-M, M MeUmla «-, Toronto. Oat. ( ) 1 waat I* try paw glasses on 10 Day Trial. NAME -.- Ag* i AddHM JlST, - *_•_>«*. Pert OHIce Province including 38*00 free Hoone*. tor the blind. There war* 4-30.7M licenses ln force on D*oara_*r 81, 1931, an Increase of B08.304 during the ytar. Tha increase Is easily a reoord. the previous blggirt Increase being jM.DelJ tn in*. An official at leray aril admitted to a reporter that the British Broadcasting corporation were fairly p'eased. "But w. shall not b* satisfied until every home hu it* Mt." he said. "TM. would mak. a total of about 9.000.000 llMllceg." "If . man smashed a dock, would he be sccused of kUUng time?" "Not II he eould prof, that th. clock .truck flrrt." The pro-Kution be. detrtdM to -ft-twaM*. leave her tinder medical supervision for ..nt week, or more to get expert advice as to ber mental condition. If ah. ls not proven mentally un-iund severe Judgment awaits her unlea the jury disregards the evldenc* a. hw recently hap- HOM_»C_. Italy, Peb. 11. — The pened la a number of Infanticide city govenenent ha, advertlwd that It will award 85000 to the family to whloh ha* th* greatest number ot healthy children bora ln the list st year*. The money will be made payable to th* children en a pro-rata basis when tbey marry or beoom, ai year, old. Couple, who have had le«* than four children In that stated period h.v. been aeinsed it would be uaele*. to enter the contest. Oeorge—"I hear you and your wife 'ie\d some morde." Samuel—"! t-tlB hav* -tine, I d-d VI gat a chance to um thene." Bear-Admiral eadlng up to the hill—do to render .heir devotl—_ ln tb. only «burch ln Mexico tbat *tlll I* directly under the jurisdiction of the Spanish helrsrchy. The Virgin of do Lo* MoMto. wm brought to Mexico bp Oortea and tbe Spa-—h conquest wm fought under her matronag*. Ber magic Isiied on the Md night wben the Conrjuletedore. wai* drl-ren out of Mexico C.ty with great low of Uf. and her lmag* wa* bidden under . maguey plant an tbe pntsnh etto of the church. JLA PI_5j m W' __nlr>i^ '• ■s*wm ■ ,vl kal'lSaia* *smiu Mill »0» BATTWIBIPS 8ear-A4maral T. B. Wlllaoia, oom- ir__Ur of the United StatM TangtM patrol, who reasitttei Admiral Mont- gaaMry M. Cayler, ooauaandar of the Aeiaue fleet, to Mud -IdlUonal de- •troysrs to tbe TangtM n«r to protect An—-rleen Uvm and property la tb* expectation that the JapaneM occupation ot -he-thai win be *_t*a4*d ap to* rlvw te Nanking and Hankow. PBINTE GIVEN COAL SCUTTLE Once Noted Sea Base Rye Harbor Disbands LONDON, Peb. II—Tn* UaMrle harbor of aye, on tbe p-tuera_ju* Sussex ooast, will text1 be only a tnei- - .. once a naval btue eg great Important,, the harbor 1, now [half filled with silt and a. the LONDON, Peb. 11.—Prince Oeorg, harbor board had unsufflcleot tunas was given a coal aouttl. recently ■ to accomplish any restorstieen work when be fUlted the Oarron Hon th. port wa* handed over to tte Work, at Falkirk. Ws Royal Blgb- county drainage autborttlM. new opened a new infirmary at Back through bletory, more than Falkirk which bad ooat 8500.000. looo yeara a*-o By. and Wlnch-aw .nd h. al.o planted a hawthorn were the home port, for British men trr*. At the Iron works Peter Bae, of war During tbe reign of King ' 11, the --eK employee, shook Henry HI tbe entire fleet wm hands with the prince and handed test oned there. him a photograph of himself, which . The port suffered a d-att> blow th. prince Mid he would treasure ! in 19.8 when 17 fishermen who mode as an Interesting momenta of the j it tbelr bare, loat tb-r lira* la a visit. I lif.-bott dlsaatar. , Dr. Wood's The Children Catch Cold Easily Mr*. Walter Miller, Note- Bin, B.C., wtUMJ- "Tba elimal* hare in the winter Ume le rarer *_an_»* able, and tb* ch-drea catch cold **TJ ___». I ha-e alway, found tha* a lew doe* tt Dt. WooA Norway Pine Syrup will relieve tham at one I har* triad i__nr other oough reme-M, _«A'-oir, I alway. insu* on 'Dr. Woc-'rTTaa I Snd » htsetmet ■reliable, and the children like it* pleasant taste. Price Mo. a bottle; large futrJlw ■» *S»*1_e^__! drag and g-ieeral rtow*; ptrt up only by lot X. MU-oa On., Ud.. Toronto, Oat. Rotary Prepares for Its Annual Meet, Cranbrook C-AJfBROOK. 8. 0., smb. 11-At the Rotary meeting Tueodsr which mm depl.UK. in r-uks an account ol oom* ot the members being snowbound up oo-nt**y. w. H. WlUon •eave . report on progress for _r- r_nglng to Uu anniversary banquet wltli which, the olub will celebrate th.lrt.ntti anniversary neit Tuesdsy. Tb* dinner wtu be held in bem Ms- sonic __J and wlU be followed by »n Inter******.!-, program, one Item of which wlJJ be moving pictures of Cranbroolr. doings shown by F. Natoan Rot**-** lsdles wlU tleo be presets'. SICK HEADACHES ar* often a sign • I a. congested L i v • r, a n d tha vary bast Corrective It CARTERS TOW PILLS Sold in 25c and 75c red packages PURELY VEGETABLE 1Tint riwiBOtt dailt News, itELSot-i. ts. e^-rttwtr m-juvijio. i___i>ab-i u, amr What Price Prohibition7* V* S* Counts Up Huge Costs Law Enforcement Costa More Than Hundred Million Yearly, With Prohibition Responsible for Substantial Percentage; Average of 82 Cents Per Person for Administering the Regulations WASHINGTON, Feb. ll—-The federal govenun«_t's efforts at law enforcement coet the people of tne United States $101,612,362' a year, according to the budget statement, for! the fiacal year ending laat June. The total include, expen-; OUAl-U W lKAl/L ditures on courts and penal institutions, aa well as the mosey spent to enforce a variety of acts of i-mgress, ranging from prohibition to the regulation of the importation of tea. In other words and figures the government spends an average of 82 centa a person in the regulation, arrets., trial and imprisonment of the people of the United States. Cranbrook Ladies' Sister Dies, Sooth C-AJ-W-*-__, B. C, I«sb. II—Men. H. U Ua and her sist-r, MlM Aime UacKay, —ft on Tuesdsy ■ tor California oo ire—pt of the new. of t—, nd*—_ death of. —~lr brother there. Wont Jew. coin. bKk to the city th.t Mrs. Lai**, bed ttten Hi eh rout, .nd w-M ufabls to prooeeei fur-bar than Spotane on —. Journey. Sb. -nil. jetAietn to Cn-broo. ss «>on a. able to u-v.1. "Whst oom prohibition?" Is _—.- ususl querilon uked when th. cost of federal lsw enferoement Is under discussion. It Is an: -—osUent topic for debate, for whatever position one takes, his opponent can not prove him wry wrong. It osn bs Mid ssfely, however, thst It is the moat expensive criminal statute ever passed by congress PROHIBITION COST COMES HlftH The bureau of prohibition, sow . part of the depart—lent of Justice, .pent .9,436,643 last year, but this .Is fsr from being t_e total cost of federal sdinlnlsftrsMon of the liquor l.ws. When prohibition ademlnlatera- tlon wee * taken from the treasury department and given 10 the department of Justice, the regulation of tbat portion of the Uw concerning Industrial alcohol WW left with the treasury. It ls, however, a very important part of prohibition work aa bootleggers hsve long since learned to make "pre-war" liquors out of alcohol Juet manufactured for the petfume trade. Ia us effort to stop this, the trsssui-y meat M- 552,916 during 1931. • • A Treat For Her On Her 'Day-^c) Dinner at Nelson's Popular Restaurant Your Mother — Your Wife — or Your Sweetheart will enjoy the food served in the finest of style at the L. D. Cafe on St, Valentine's Day, Sunday, February 14 . .... . - L. —Rsetora- Uon of tbe ooostttuUon to tbe island of Malta t d election* at an early date were recommended tn a report of th# royal Malta commission today. The eoutituUoti waa temporarily suspended by an order-ln-oouncil on June 36, 1090, which emjK>wered th* governor to make tba laws. Ths order came aa a climax cf a dispute between tb* clergy and tba government Today's recomr ndatlon sMprtssnt confidence tbat tbe next pastoral letter would be framed with a view to the we-fire of tba Roman Catholic church *n<* tne vast British Empire, instead of "oot. aratively minor" Maltese Interests. DEFINITELY DECIDE FOB POULTRY MOW VERNON, B. C, Psb. 11.—North Okanagan poultry fancier* will bold a poultry show tbls year, with or without a government grant At a meeting of poultry bleeders it wa* decided that competition muat be maintained ln order to keep up tbe Interest in better birds. A. M. Craig, Former Kootenay Resident, Dies at Vancouver be removed to Bea later to Trout Lake, VAl«OODVBB, B. C. fwb. U^-Aa- drew MeOoUougb Craig, aged 66, _ resident of British Columbia for mor* than 40 year*, died Tueaday In Oeneral hospital. H« resided on Quebec street Tbe deceased wa* a native of Truro, N. 8., and came td Vanoouver shortly after the fire of I860. Later P0UGHS Ruboa.iRMl-___Mm.a_ %_S t_-f-s-nd»-m_<>w_ir yieigs. -•tstmrnrnJenOhael v*-it%' Christie's MAY TABLE ESTIMATES MONDAY OTTAWA, Teh. 11.—Main estimates for tbe comicLg fiscal- year beginning April 1 next may bs tabled la the house of commone on Monday. The estimate* trill not tw tooled thla week. Comptroller Asked to Seek Information VERNON, B. O. Peb. 11,—"That Major MacDonald, water comptroller. be asked to have a plan worked out showing what districts would benefit directly and indirectly and to what extent, by the Harris creek flood waters, and also to tentatively suggest the proportional snare of costs which each district benefiting might b* called upon to bear." ''bis resolution was passed at a meeting of representative* of all the -districts, which ws* attended by Major MacDonald. GUARD AGAINST SMALLPOX OUTBREAK VANCOUVER, Feb. 13.—Vlsrttors to Powell River, Ocean Falls, Anyojt, must have certificates showing recent vaccination, it is announced. Officials of theee cities are Uklng every precaution against outbreak of smallpox ln their communities. . Sold by West Kootenay Power and Light Co^Ltd. Trail and Rossland 1 The man who reached Amsterdam said be set out to swim ashore. Tbe gea l* Infeeted with •hark* where hi* boat upset. »nd hi* we* a horrible experience a* he slowly fought bis way to land- The police seoorted blm do miles to the capital, Georgetown,, where he was amand to ttnd three ot his lost oopusanlon* arrived befor* blm- One wu & Frenchman, one an Italian and c_» a Spaniard Tbey told him they had stuck to tbe boat untu all hope wa* abandoned, when a fishing' craft had spotted tbem and ♦trwed t^o-n ti oecreetown. Tha tot- to*d man first rubbed hi, eyes. "YeVve oome beck free* the dead," he said, but where u oeorgss?" Tbs others replied they bad saved Osorgea when tbe boat bad upset hut h* had died later from exposure tnd wie buried at sea. "Our last w-td*-" tbey aald, "were There be ides to tbe shark*. That'* tbe tmnit bt our old ■ pal.'" the British pAl)e*. at r#-rV1. 10* SANDWICH BleSCCIT, pkt the FIO BARB, lb eMv OAT CAKES, Pkt l_ lie CRAPE FBDIT, tin _. *»•*. BANANAS and OBANOES. MACLEAN-S MJIT DBIXKS, bottle ■ ICE CREAM. A FEW CITS .nd S.tlCERS to clear — lffn PIIO.VE SSI AVENUE SERVICE STATION WB SI-CIAL-7E IN MERCURY COAL It jives the greetest heat for money expended. It Is loo-less end cltnkerlesi, and clean to handle. rnONE 797 for a trial order and Join the family of contented householders who ere u-lnf the best fuel In town. $11.00 Per Ton RENWICK'S "Bay Co_ That Sstl-.fl-, LAKESIDE SERVICE FAIBVIEV'S CANDY DOX TICH! T1CBI A men in Chicago died of old ac CREAMEBY BLTTER, i lbs. . Mc BROOKFIE- *> BUTTER, 4 lb.. Mc FRESH FISH JTST AJUUTEI*. EGGS— Strict*- fresh, local. FAIRVIEW MEAT MARKET Phon. «»» — — We Dell-ar FAIRVIEW SERVICE STATION BATTEBIES STORED AND CHARGED DOMINION TTBIS AND TCWV A STAPLE LINE OF GBOCBBIES AND CONrECTIONMIT. i CHOCOLATE MBS IS. PHONE SM — WI -ELTVEB FAIRVIEW LOTS I have several choice corner Iota facing the lake which can be purchased on easy terms. Boy now and build when you have leisure Ume. Every day you work on them will bring von money Instead of wasting yonr spare time. J. E. ANNABLE Phone 336 519 Ward. St. FOB YOCB RANGE FOB YOU- HEATER FOB YOTJB FURNACE W* offer the Bunt of long - Meu-nln*-, dm Motlm coals. FOB SERVICE PBON t 701 Fairview Fuel and Teaming Co. EXPERIENCED UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS Year furniture need not look shabby. The coat of re- upholstering ia not great and at thla time of year we offer you that extra aerv- ice that tt Bb necessarv to fine work. A.TERRILL Phone 435 Rl 120 High St. T P* gaa Waning tbat le net yat eora, Md tbat te * lean air. Ranile. or—apk~—_» and I-air—like fin. tabracs—suffer from icmt—jt with dirt. To keep tbem ln order, tbey muat ban oon—darsble .lajy attamuan. Aad beceuM there is so muoh Mnafc-tBf aad reaeret- ing going on, them ahould alea be . lot ttt lubiiwttag dona, band* and tie* oold u.i-nn at nlgbt, th* scalp given tt* c-jot* eg ionic od H hour* bMor* tte weekly ebempoo. It', alius smnptnl Hi. 11 <-** -Ms to draw a. long whiffs of freeh tm That Is part of tbe Job for which K waa created, -bellow breather, get narrow pinched noare. Wot only mat. boi pale, grey aom- nlae-to—■ aad dumped tn —Mam By brmtbleng deeply lte p_y_oei ma- otaasry is h*lp*d to function normally. Boon bloom ln ehe***, tb* ditto—-ve organ* behave properly, the body te earned more -q-lendldly. I Up rttck I* a mw C——aetle _——.—,- wbo *r___ght ett out did * klrrdneM to tte -*t__ood beoauM, by It. form, tha ttetek of outlining *Jhe heert- sbeawd mouth Is malar tban wben enklemrl by tnaana of tb* round Up -nam. Begin Is the enter of tte upprn* Up, work toward the end*. Dont overtook th* inner surface*. Tebe eyebrow crayon I* a good emend whoa, generosity ahould not ba tmpoaad upon. Take only UN* af lte dark brows pencil at a Ose: ttt* apply with tte utmoet cam and caution. Avoid black; too much Ilka India Ink. If there, any eyebrow material to work on at all —lot. of tte pluckan haven't any— maasamr will earn. Dip the email brae- tn water, pas. It onr the dark peat., moon ughtly to the aye -KHneWP-I-W. A simple t-tfrU-f-ont ceo be m*d« by boiling togetbar one eup or wM«r end om tiMpoocful of poinlered boric Mid. l*t cool, pour Into a bottle tnd apply onoe a day wltb absorbent cotton. Oood to correct oOy -tm. BREAKFAST SUGGESTIONS APBICOT CONSEBVE IH Ihe. dried apn-ota, 1 (1 lb.) tm siloed pineapple, • eup. auger. H cup blanched almonda, Juloo f Efficient Housekeeping Wt LACTU A.' KIB-M-N TOMOBBOtTS IWrlfU Ajn—ot Sauce Cereal 1 Wets coffee OllVM Chlpe Bice FUlad] Pineapple Toiaetow wash aprteot.. Mak onr night ln * H oup. water. Out ptawp-'e Into email pleoM. add with Juice t aprl- com Oook below boiling till tender, ettrrtng frequently. Add sugar: oook lo mlnut—-, add lemon Julc. and almonda. Mtnr-htd ud out In atrip. Oook I mlnu-* longer. Bottl. and eeal. ePeaeh Betty Oof fee -Why dent ataga-lnM aad new*, paper, carry miggeeUone tor tbe Winter bride?" Inquires a letter friend. "It nam, aa if everybody though girl, got married only In Junei Yet many young eouplm tu* going to houMkMplng now, and my huaband* to-be and I would appreciate ar artlole on a tow neoessary plecn of furniture to buy for a three-room apartment." I would make Mverel rules, la planning to furnish ao small an apartment: l, Not to buy eo many things that the Uttle home look overcrowded. 3, Not to buy massive pieces, whleh make an apartment look choked up, even when lt act —-ly tent too full. 8, Not to buy any ptec* which le aot practical. With my third oonelderetltn ln mmd—praotlcality—I would bam cedar cheat walnut veneered, r unlaw you already ham a bopj chest?) TheM oome u low u fief*" n doUere, la mom loealltlM, *nd are each help, M they offer -ddlttsn-l -tonga space for blaaketa, clothing. etoMara. Bom. coma wltb a tot drawer at the bottom fcr linens. Although a gate-leg table ls hard tar the bousekMper to k*ep well dusted. It mvm spec*, for tb* leaves may be let down whan aot neededi another table on thla Oder—but easier to dust because not aa elaborate! —te a "butter-fly table," which can be bought aa low ee tin dollar, ln some, stores. Thte would be a good piece for the Uvlng room (I assume that you will ordinarily eat at a small breakfast set ln the kitchen, perhap.?) A .pin—et de—e te another necessary Uvlng room piece, yet dainty end not too maaslte for an *pert_r_t Of oouree you will waat a radio— lt win more than pay fer lteelf tn Joy. But a portable one could stand on the butterfly table or on an end- table, oloM to one of tbe two big easy chairs which you must have— one for each of yout Oet automobile springs. In them chain, for greatest cor—fort, and eliminate a davenport— unlaw it be a short one. -BENCH MAST 0 anew etalm breed, 1 egg, *, It-moon mlts % cup m"k. butter. Beat sgg .lightly, add aalt and milk, a—_t frying paa, grease waU. Dip breao quickly lr- mw c—itard brawn 1 aid*, plao. ___I plao. of batter on top; tarn the bread and brown on other aid., serve at once wtth cinnamon aad auger or honey ar syrup. * CHEESE FONDUE 1 1-S eup. milk, 1 1-3 ei bread crumbe, 2 tab—spoon, butter 4 egg*. 1* pound grated cbem. *a -**.pr*r*] aalt. Mil milk, bread crumbs, salt and cheeee and mm rest* tbougbly beaten. Beet egg white until .Iff. out aad fold Into flnt mlerture P-rured Into a buttered baking dlah aad greet. 40 mlnutn. The OwateslWWaiqain in WoniishmenU Ne other feed yse ma km wB em yea eo tree. deUdem imarbMaiai far mm -ttl. aaw as CBOWN 1BAND COBN STRUP - tbe famoas t-o-omy food. Ivory (recer -fl, ll Dead lte te "Oeaed-e IMn tedem" Mussolini's Daughter in Shanghai WAB GUNS DON'T SCAM DUCTS DAUGHTER Imbued with ber fatter. Indomitable spirit. Countess Edda Cteno, -•lighter of Benito Mussolini and wife of tba Italian consul st Shanghai. te determined to stick by bsr husband although the roar of war gun. la clearly audible at the consulate. Count—a Edda te ..own here wltb Oount Cteno. ON THE AIR TONIGHT ITATION LOO , KHQ, Rpokene _~ 606.2 metres KFRC, flan Prancfceo - 491-6 metb-» KOW, Portland _.., 48S.6 m***t* KFI, Loa Angelas 468*6 metres KPO. Ban Francisco _. 440.9 metres OFAC, Calgary 434-5 mitres KVI, Taooma , C84-5 metres KOO, Oakland 879J5 metres KOUO, Stattle 836*9 metre* KJB, StatUe 309.1 metres ONRV, Vaneouvtr „ 391.1 metres KNX, Hollywood __. 386.6 metres KBL, Salt Lak city _, 265.3 metrtt KBX Portland 364.1 metrta CJOR, Vancouver 947.8 metres KOA, Spokane - 304.0 metres nm_-_-DSBui_a JCR0WN BRAND CORNSYRIP Vassar's Cash Meat Market GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES FOR FRIDAY CREAMERY BUTTER, Tip Top Brand, OAr Psrlb. *uv FRESH EGGS, FIRST .... SB*. PULLET O-flr EXTRAS, per dox. "v STORAGE EGGS. FIRSTS 17r Perdoi X'1' ONTARIO CHEESE, btst quality OOr Per lb. bUK Choic* usortment of cooked meats at low prices. Salmon, slice. Par lb. Halibut, sUced Pw tb. Freah Cod, sliced FW lb. Freeb Seles Psr tt, Frttk Herriogg Per lb. ....... White Fish Perlb Shrimps Smth. ^H^SaU Her- ring*. larfe, lb. KvtAht, BonsUss TO 22c 22c 22c 18c 15c 12c 32c Kippered Herring Per lb Smoked Bloaters Perlb. Sable Fillets Per lb. W'iopered Salmon Perlb laddie Fillets Perlb n nan Haddie Perlb. ' ute Fish Pari-, 20c 18c 30c 30c 22c 20c 28c 17c 45c Holland Herring QC _ mixed, per keg.. UOK' litrtry Chix OCr Per hnX 6DC FRIDAY, rEBBC-B- 11 6:00—-NBO, BJayt_m vendor,, or- chMtera direction Jew Norman, KPO, KOA. KJB 8:80). 6:00—NBO, Friendship Town, small town (-.tab wltb Edwin w Whit- net, Don Carney, "Pic" Malone, Pit Paaett, Virginia Oordlner, Edith Spencer: Iarry Salter's oreheetra; Prank Luther, tenor, KOO KHQ, KOUO, KOW, KFI. KSL snd KOA. 6:00—Anson Wert's oerchestr., _J_C 6:16—KNX Wnseeehl*. KNX 6:60— News Pleabes, CJOR 6:30—CBS, "Lov*:; Lady." KFRC. 6e)0—Ul- Joe Warner and HI* Jolly journal, KNX. 6:10—NBO. Bo; Shleld'a oreheetra; Bt—ia Kellogr, eopreno; l_eeld* singers, male quartet; Cy—1 Pitta, Thomas Mulr, tenors; Herman P. Lenoa, -aitton*: Betnold Sctanldt. bees; Robert Stewart Chllde. accompanist, KOO, KHQ. KOMO. KOW, KPI, KSL. KOA. 6ei9—NBC, Cecil and Sally ln "T_* FunnlMt Things,'' KPO, KOA, KJB. 6:46—Enaemble. KNX 7:00—Hour of Mualc, CJOR. 7:00—NBO, Paul Whl toman's or- chMtera; Mildred Bailey, blues ringer; J.c- Fulton, Jr., tenor; the King*. Jesters, vocal trio; "7«ith of Amerloa," eontMt winner, KOO, KHQ. KOMO, KOW. KPI, KSL, KOA. 7:00—Frank Watanabe and Ron. Archie, KNX 7:00—NBC, Raising Junior, domee- tlc .kit. KPO, KOA, KJR. 7.16—NBC, Scrapbook. H.ary ThomMOn. tenor; orohastra direction by Oy Trobbe. KPO, KOA, KJB. 7:16—Violin Choir, KNX. 7:16—Adventure, of Black and Blue, KFRC. 7:30—OBB, Nat Shin-ret and his or- ohMtra, KFRC. 7*80—NBC, Theetr, of the Air, W. Henley, narerator: tlta, vaudeville and radio star,, KOO. KOMO, KOW, KFI, KSL, HO. KOA. 7:80—Bduoatloe 1 program, CNRV. 7:46—CBS, "Merrt and Marge," KFRC. 8e00—Alfredo Ueunler, pianist. ONRV eeOo—Mini, and L__e, CJOR. 8:00—NBC, Amos 'n' Andy, blackface comedians, KOO, KHQ, KOMO. KOW, KPI, KSL. 6:00—~i*>ie Bo-el Ord« of Optl- mJatlc Do-Nut*." KNX. 8:00—NBC, Joseph Jackson Book Beelew. KPO, KOA, KJR. KEX. SeOO—CP", Sing Crre»b/, KFRC. Sill -Tia-mble la Tone picture.. KSL. 8:15—Ohandu the Magtolan, KFRC 8 15—"Pat's Adventure Thriller, cm. 8:16—NBC. Brownble- Footlltee- Barbera Bluchard. tnprano: Eva Orunlnger Atkinson, contralto; B KlasMn, Mr n Nleel.y. tenon: Everett Foster, baritone; Harry Stanton, base; 1_—rmnantal quintet; —mil Polak. musical director, KOO, KHQ. KCMO, KOW. KFL R:15—NBO, A——• Joy. contralto; Paul van Lots', orchMtra; -Cd' Hunch." KFO, KOA. KJR. KaX. lOA. 8 10—NBO. DemJ-TMM Revu.. John P. Medbury, master oi ceremon- Im; orchMtra direction Jlmmle Ort*r; loyo, Wnlteman, soprano; Donald Norn, tenor: Dick Wrt- itar. b -ttaoe: Harry B—ti,. oon- POMT-PI.-IM; trio; J.ann. Shock. pianist, KOO, KHQ, KOMO. KOW KFL »:0»—tn, D-rtwber, of th. Air. Z-s Black send Motet Harris, **. madana, KOO, KHQ. KOMO. KOW, KFL 9:00—NBC. Ralph Ku-bery, the Dream Singer. KFO. KOA, KJB. »e00—Poem, and Music, KSL. 9eOO— To th* Lad-., KFBC. «:0-— NBC, Coon-Sander, orchestra OOi KOA, KJR, KOA. (Kt~K tM) 9:16—HoUywood Nights, KFRO. 9:15— KNX Ensembl., KNX. •lular M'lalc, K'*. 9:30—NBC, William stone- orohes- , tra, KFO, KOA, KJR, KBX 9eS0— Lai Chand Mahra, KNX. 9 e30—Hoc—*ry Oame, CJOR. 9:30—CBS. Art Krueger'i orchMtra. KFBC. 9:45—Broedcart of Fight from Stadium, KNX. 9:46—NBC, Bv* Orunnger Atkinson, contralto, KFO, KOA. KJB, KEX. 9:45—NBC, the Stebbln* Boya— Parker Fennelly and Arteuhr Allen; comedy sketch, KOO, KHQ, KOW, KOMO, KFL 10:00—Dance Hour, KSU 10:00—NBC, Earl Burtnett's orchrs- ter., KFO, KOA, KJR, KKX. 10:00—NBC. N.ws Flatties, San Hayas, KOO, KHQ. KOMO, KOW and KFI 10:00—Anson Wm.'. on_-tra from KFRC. 10:00—Scandinavian Hour, KVI. 10:15—Malody Speedway, KOMO. 10:15—Mark Daniel.. KOW. 10:15—NBC. Flano Capers, Dell Parry and Oscar Toung. KOO, KOA. 10:80—NBC, Re nd—tvous. Coquet™*, vocal trio: Annette Hastings, Marjorle Prlmley, Imelda Montagne; Paul Carton, organlat: Alvlno Bey, guitarist; Roes Peterson, xylophon- lst, KPO. KOA, KJR, KJSX. 10:30—Organ concert, KSL. lOeSO— NBC. Moonlight Meditations, Oall Taylor, soprano; orchMtra direction JOMph H—-Ik, KOO, KOA. 10:30—Olobe Trotter, KOMO. 10:30—Jimmy Richardson, KOW 10:45—Aruona Wranglers, KNX. 10:45—Hoot Owl*, KOW. 11:00—Hal Orsyaon'. orchMtra, KFRC. 11:00—OrchMtra, KHQ. 11 eoo—OrchMtra, KOMO. 11:00—NBO, Lofntar-Harrl. orchMtra, KOO. ^r 11:00—NBO, Mahlon Merrick and his Vagabonda. KFO. KOA. 11:80—Hal Orenon*. orchMtra. KVI lleSO—MBO. e*om Oerun and his orchMtn, KPO. KOA. KEX laroo—NBO, Organ oonoert, Dollo Sargent, KOO. 12 00—DeMrt Caravan, KHQ. 13:0O—C*rg-n. KOMO a'eoo—Ray ISoweli, th* And How Boy, KNX Miss Nobody from Nowhere By ELIZABETH JORDAN WHAT HU SONS BEFORE A young woman who know* only that her nam. la "Eve" find, her- Mtt .tending on a Fifth avenue corner. She tue no Idea how ah. came there or even what otty tt la. There la nothing about her with which to Identify herself. While * policeman Is talking to her a young man, Eric Hamilton, •top.. Seeing that ah* I* In troubl, he tell, her he hM mm her at th. hotel where they are both stopping. He takes her to the hotel where they find that ah. had registered ln French _. "MlM Eve Nobody of Nowhere." Hamilton volunteers to oall ln hi. friend, Dr. Carrlck, * speclallat ln nerv-ue troubles. Bv* terrified, eludes the doctor snd through a French porter In the hotel, who aay. h. onoe mw hM ln Franc, but doM not remember her name, ■h* find, a oheap apartment In an obscure part of town. In the next apartment Uvm try Davenport, a cabaret dancer with a we-k heart, sh. Is fr_ndy, and persuade. Eve to go to "Jake's" and take bsr plao. until sh. „ better. H. Job at Jake's la to entertain men at the tablM and to dano. with thata- Th* other girls ar, crude but kindly asd En find. the work not u difficult u sh. had eene-eted. She 1. known then ee Mlu B*rMn. Sh* meet, a young men named Hunt, who frankly toll, her that en* doMn't belong ther*. It* doM not Ilka th* atmosph-rr* of Jake'., but ah* doe* not know how to do Anything clae, or thinks she doe—it, ao when Ivy ls .bl. to get back to work —ie accapt* tbe offer of a permanent Job whloh Jake gives her. On* evening when ah. K talking to th. friendly young man named Hunt on* of the otba* girl. t.lU her tber.'. a man from the wat whom Jake want, har to entertain. NOW OO ON WITH THE STOUT TENTH tNSTA__"ENT Her own ltt* Ev* wm beginning to think, would mean ar aptano. and r**con—ruotlon. Marcel and Leon seeawd broken rMda, and her pleasant condition might go on Indefinitely. If It did, ah* would at leaat contln—. temporarily ln thla new environr*—ct. She wu helping- Ivy, whom she had perau-ded to m. a specialist and follow hla treatment, a Menu had hinted that aha would Uka to kwnt mm Fwnch, 'and bad added frankly. "Soma English, too, teacher. Don't think I alnt wlM to th* way I .pill word." Enn Stella we* mora human with Ev* than tb* othora, and on on. occasion had —night th. novloo's apartment to make a tearful confidence ot th. sort not often given. En gathered that Stella had » far forgotten her prejudice against men M to fall In love wtth on. of the ng-ler, at Jake's, and to throw herself violently et th* head of th* unappreclatlve young nun. When he failed to reepond sh. Mat blm notM. When h* ceased oomlng to Jak.'. obviously to avoid her, ahe called •t hi. room, lata o-e afternoon and waited there till he oame home. At thl* point In th* account ahe gav. Eva, Stella's sob. grew so loud that Ev* feared tbey might draw MIm Davenport trom the next apartment. She mentioned this danger to the ruonteuM, wbo stmed th. expreMlon of her grief. It wm no part of Stalls', plan to mak. Ivy her confidant. But her eplaln faoe wu tear-etreaked u she wen* on, and Ev* experlent-ed * deep wmpathy not only for her but for th. reg-lar w**o bad been aubjeoted to thl* —trt of eeane. her. may b. girl, who tu* bMU-ful whan they weep. Poor Stella wu not among tham. "I let-m mo why I wu there" Stella gulped, "an- h* wu that polite h* broke my heart. Td taken off my coat as' hat befor* he com. In, for of court*, I thought he'd keep m. to dinner anyway. Dont thsy always. In etorlM an' pictures? But h. dldnt. H. got my hat an' coat, an' h. put >m on gent!* an' kind, Ilk* h* wu dresatn' a kid, wltb soothln' noises, an' h. told me I wu too slot . girl to put mefMlf ln oompromlsln* positions. Wwnt that tb. el'phant* knuckle.! An' h* got net* to tb* door an' outside it, as' tb* flnt I knew be had tb. elevator up and wu puttln' m* In It uyln' good-by. Ob. Bnatm. it awfull For of cotstw I caught on tboo, right off. I Mot I ww a woman .corned!" Th. pheraM seem-d to pleau Stella. for she tried it -again on a higher her. "A woman socrned." aha reputed. "Hereon, I glv. you my word I crtod all tha way hom*. Now, what d'you think I ought to do? <_,•* him up?" 'Tm. Stella," Ev* Mid. with a straight face and a comforting pat oa tb. glrla shaking should—- "If yon W glf. WM •»." had b-lmd that, with tt* poulbl. except.-- « Queenle, Stall* bad tb* k**-Mt msm of humor of any one at Jake's Now eh* toallMd anew that on*', m-m of humor often parUhM und*r th* ant tuaault of on.', emotional nature. 'WM1, it you wy m, I wm." Stella _**« wltb a pathetic num.; ana __* drifted away, srwtly ralM-nd by outturn to which ah* nstar again refenad. Tea, os* could do a little for the*, girls, Ere reflected, w ah* d-apnawdly walked at Bunt', ehte. She wm Mrnlng money, too, and Mvug moat of it, and beginning bar taadju._er_nt. and doing har duping In th» day-ema, and aot having to fac, black nlgbt.. Ttt, admlt-ng all tbM* things. h« pent* returned In oome dagr—i .vary time the met •_•—*—*, Tonight aha told herwlf tb* htd bees mad to com*. Dwp within her an alarm wu Rounding, Mftly but peertt-tently. It grew louder w .he approached the man at tbe corner table. H* bad risen, and atood watching bar with an air of tense expectancy. He took a qulok step forward when one reached th* table 1 w_b I knew what •_> meant," b* MM at hat. "Pwrbaa. youTI tell m». But taka your tte*." Bb* aud. tew effort* MM* _be oould spaak. Ba waa tuna oaa ahe had known, but bar laser pan- proved that he ww alao >h* had reason to fear. She did no know him now, and ah. would I* him m. th.t ,h* did not. It m*i tb. MfMt couna . Tm always ratbtr nstvou. witt •rtrangM.," ahe admitted, and thai a*k*d brMthlauly, "Would to dene*?" H. laughed at that, on harsh note: and again ha took bl tun* to «pe_k. hi* *yw on th* clg* u if ba men thinking t-tyty. "StrangersI" be repwted. "Strang nr "I think," .he auggwted, you ar mistaking a* tor some on. yol unagla. you know." B* *tralghtemd w tf *« hw .truck him. "My Ood! An yon telling m* dont' kaov you?" ba cited. "I think you're misled by s .trom llkenM*. Than an aome amsuni resemblances, you know." Jake pawed tba table u ahe spok., glanced at th* pair, and hesitated and than under btr conventional iBve did not Me blm, but tbe rtrangM amJI. .topped thort with a look of Incredulous atupefactlon. H. wu a big man, alx fort tall, smooth-faced, of dark conr-pl.non, middle-aged, and inclined to .tout- net». Ht had a large bead covered with thick gray hair, hruahed straight back from a good forchMd. His gray ty**. Just aow fixed unswervingly on ben, were partly concealed by tba thick l*n*M of tb* hornrimmed -pecta—w ha won. They had the peering look ol tb* nearsighted, and thla conatant effort to M* -early had lined hla forehead and tufted his thick gray eyebrows, the -ctlon. did. "Jake My* you'n working for him ht brought out with dlffloulty. "Bt tells at you'n wbetltutle—I foi anotber girl. That', about th. limit, but we won't go Into tt now However, Z know th* ru—* of the cabaret gam*. I mustn't tak* tbt time of hi. pMple for notblng. her.', a act* to him." With aitnme dauberattsn ht togl a roll of bills from his pocket, pUllM off a tea-dollar bank-note. It on th. table befon Mr. ta net InoMMtag panic .b. hardly obMrwt WITH AU THE BRAN OF THE WHOLE WHEAT THE 112 BIG BISCUITS MIAN ECONOMY EDDED WHEAT Untie Im Cermd. wttk Cmtnmtan Wheat THE CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, LTD. WHAT PARIS IS WEARING 'I-. Wtater Beano" t, -ne of the most interutlng romances ever written in the fuhlon air of gnat Fnnab npitel. it, mart pegte. the chapter, on afternoon frock* and dinner gown, llttl* fabric pons, on Robes d'lntorleur and verslona of the woolen theme song—all of thu. mttc to make thl. volum. on. of th. most talk- •d of ln many M-m,. it cannot b. bought but it can be ie-1 ir the ealon. of all th. gnat oou- turle* and along tb* boulevards out tn th* op*n oountr and high In tb* snow-el*d mountain, of the French Alp*. Coming from midnight mu. on Christmas Wn, two luxurious Eves emerged from the Madeline swathed, on. ln ermine and th. other ln Mb!.. Tbelr ooat. wen long, on. fell ln rtralgbt lines to th. ankle—th. ermine one—with , bug. whit, shawl cap. and gnat puff .lMvu Uka muff, over the elbow.; the other of uble, overlapped at the hem with a dlagona' point. It, tlMvw tall to th* linger tips, way over tb. band., aad were wld* with a bau-ehaped finish. If your child bate, r bath, per- bap. tt would b* a good idea to buy blm a gay colored fl*h which oon- taln* a tiny spring. Enn a nr*. young child Mn "wind them up" ar th* way they tip around the edge ol th. tub m.kM a bath ladnatlng t a child. DODD'S KIDNEY V PILLS "Alice: Come Home. All is FORGIVEN" hrri if"1 K^-___^^i_-U.ti'' Few advertisements in your newspaper start that way. Tet most of them are just as personal, and almost as promising. Manufacturers and merchants most know yonr needs and wants, or go out of business. They must know, for instance, that about the first of next month you'll be very much interested in a new hat, or a new lamp, or new towels. They must forsee your wishes—and have what you'll want when you want it. And they do—constant!)' striving to suit, at the lowest possible prices. Then telling you in advertising of the gifts they have brought from far corners of the earth to please Your Royal Highness. Read the advertisements in this paper. They are addressed to yot; -ncrsonaDy. They bring: you news of better things to have and easier ways to live. Intimate news, of immediate interest. ___■ The Best Good Shoe for Men "ASTORIA" R. Andrew &Co. Leaders in Footfashion Society this colu-na U conducted ■> Mr- H. 1. VlfMU-. All Mn ot ■ sect*) rr_tur*e, loclu-l-l reception*, print, eater—Inments. per- somJ lt.au, msrrlsjt,, etc.,' wUl .ppur la this column. Telephone .Mn. Vlfneai at Set Bom., US Mile. itneL ■THE NSLSON DAILY NEWS, NTLSON, B. —Memorial rib a were held 'here tonight for Edgar M. Wallace, celebrated British novelist and playwright wbo died Wednesdsy of pneumonia. Tbe body left sbortly I after by train foe New York. "X hope that aa a result of thl. Prom New York tbe bedy WUl b3 campaign of education, a highway taken to London. commission for this province will be 1 . set up, and lf lt Is. It will give ua all tee roads we need, better built roads, and at much less cost," summed up S. S. McDlarmld, olty engineer of Trail, at the conclusion of his cogent address before tbe Nelson board of trade Thursday on the subject of a high wsy ocramiss.cn, AN ORGANIZATION NEEDED Ml*. McDlarmld, wbo baa been campaigning actively for this object for the past year, and whose addres- before the Good Roads League of British Columbia a year ago on thl* subject, at Mi time when tbe league assumed Its stand for a highway commission, has been widely reproduced and made largely the basis of discussion, expressed the opinion that the limit had been reached of the effort that one Individual could make without Ills motives oemm" into question, and that the stage bed arrived wben some strong independent organization should make waging of the campaign one of its, major objectives. Unless this was I done, be feared that the legislative scaslon would pass without action. Ho strongly urged the Nelson board of trade to take up snd sponsor this campaign, in which it had already enlisted when It endorsed the objective in principle. In his extended address, Mr. McDlarmld quoted from felg paper before the Good Road* league. In whlcb he emphas.sed the waste, inefficiency, and lack of continuity of the system of political contrci of highway building, a system whirh both parties had eqvistly practised, his remarks, he declared, being In _>. way directed against sny particular minister of public works. In addition to tiie Inherently inefficient system of determining highway locations, personnel of staff.t, and employment by political consideritions, he laid stress en the haphazard programs arising from »*ach successive minister having /is own Ideas ancf plunging Into spending millions in furtherance of them. PRAISES BRCHV To depsrt from the line he had usually followed in speaking on tho hlg-iway commission proposal, Mr. McDlarmld dlscuseed ln some detail the attitude or the daily press rf the province, crediting The Nelson Dally News and the Victoria Time-*. wtth leadership on the side of the proposal, and also quoting tho Vancouver Province, Vancouver Bt-ar, and | Victoria Colonist, the latter being j the only one unreservedly against lt. j He quoted from his letter to the Colonist replying to Its strictures on the Oood Roads league and Automobile club for endorsing Uiie propoaai, and to the chargo that the method of advancing the prop:sal Bruhn had himself approved of the proposition and that Mr. Bruhn wse admirably qualified to be a member of such a commission. The lot ea_t#r's proposal wss fliiat the coai.-lMlon should consist of three men. who should represent both engineering and business experience and both political parties, the membera being appointed for a Held in Blizzard Grip WINNIPEG, Man,. Peb. II—(CP)~ Prairie Canada tonight we* ln tbe grip of a blizzard. Blow eero temperatures and a howling northwest wind which piled and toed a fall of snow paralysed country traffic. Wltb a temperetuiv of three below zero tonight Winnipeg citizens struggled through tbe bitter wind and driving snow. The blizzard struck tb? city suddenly during tbe forenoon, quickly putting to route a balmy temperature and a light misty rain. RESOLUTION OP AMENDING ELECTIONS ACT PASSBD OTTAWA, Peb. 11 (CP)—The taoui* ol common* passed tonlgbt tbe resolution of Humphrey Mitchell, Labor, East Hamilton, to refer to a perlte- men1 \ry committee t^. duty , of amending the Elections act in tbe light of the Beauhamois campaign fund disclosures. Tnere was no division. 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A—in Bureau ol C-culaaon. ~» 40 - 640 - 1840 _ .78 - 140 - 48 _ 1140 FRIDAY, FTBRUARY 12, 1932, r ■g car that ah. Is fond of driving stopped at Harry JJ-ttiuon- filling -nation here o few day. ago. To ba agreeable th. affable Mr. Ferguson uked: "And wbftt pet nem. do you hav. for your car, at—*-—" I call It Shut.," replied the young 1—ly. "Bather a peculate name. May I uk why you cell your cor Shi_ta?" Inquired the attendant. Because shut, have gue Shasta have oil: shuta hav. water: Shasta be washed and butt have . lot of attention. And oho drove on Into the deepen- ing ahadow. ol th. purple twilight. ... Betwun you and ne*—"Shut* oong at Twilight." "Pardon me, Old Man, but you're sitting on our dining room table." The Home Bridge Contest By MILTON C. WORK Contract's Greatest Authority Brldger-, we ar> In fight ol the home stretch. Report* tell ns that there hu been some premature cheering on the pert or winners on previous day--, for yeaterday produced more ties and some upsets, head your fate for today with a smile. The first four day* oi this week, ( beginning Monday, we announced the correct answers to 34 ol the M question* which were asked concerning 18 bridge hands, three of which appeared every day last week. Today we print Uw answers to list Friday's questions. Tomorrow last Saturday's questions will be answered. Compare your answers recorded lut week with thoee given today and see bow many you have answered correctly. Keep your soore each day. Readers who failed to note their answers to lut week's questions should read the questions and write their answers before reading those given today. A special contest booklet Is announced below. HANDNo. 13 Yenus ♦ J-I-5-t VJ-5-3-2 ♦IM ♦Q-J-6 1 Oaaa. ( SOUTH ♦ n-K-0 eMM ♦ W+* ♦ A-IO-5 M fioufth Is the Declarer, playing No Trump; at Contract Bridge thne No Trumps. To trick 1 West led the Diamond Trey, East p'ayed the King a.d Aouth ducked. To trick 3 Eut led the Diamond rive which Weat won with tbe Jack tn to trick s W the Dlam-nd Eight on which dummy and Eut each discarded a sou... w. QUiiSTIONS 86 Should South play tho Aw or tb. Seven ot Diamond, on trick 3 8<. Which ault ahould South load to trick 4? 3.7- dc ahould Declarer develop th. hand? ANSWERS .8. South should win th. third trick with the Aoe ot Dlamonda. ID. To trick 4 South ahould lea.i either the Ace of Spade, or the Ace of Heart.. 37. South should develop the hand by leading three round, of Spades and thru of Heart, nd then put Weet In with a Diamond. • ' HANDNo. 14 South la tho Doclwer ploying No Trump; at Contrtct Bridg. thru Ko Trump.. To trick 1 Wwt led tho Tny ot Diamond,. East played tho Ton utd South won with th. King. QUESTIONS 3d. Whloh .ult .hould South lwt to trick 3? 3*. w. ich outt .hould South loo. to trick 3? 40. Which cud -ahould South load to trick 4? 41. Which card .hould South lead to trick 5? 43. Bow' ahould Declarer develop tho balance ot th. ban-*/ ANSWERS St. Heart-. S». Heart.. 40. Ace ot Club.. •11 Queen of dub.. 4a. It tho Queen at Club, le not .alien by tho adv.ru King, th. Jock of dub. ahould be led to trick 0 If tho Queon of Club, le taken and te.eree Dlamonda run by tho adversaries, dummy should discard two Spadu. and lf • Sep.de li then led. win wU_ the Ace ud load the Queen ot Heart., South discarding tho Jock ot Clube. HAND No. 15 Ten Years Ago (From The Polly New. ot February It. httt) WBlla-n s——-—it. at Chloago cap* HTM th. amateur wood akatlng -tie or too world ot Uk. Flocl. Wnrhhram. ... William Waldle hu returned trom .> vlalt to the o—u>t. • • • \mmmttatnnd left yeaterday lor •ton whan he will uk. charge Creaton Valley Cooperative 0-~_oHon- stole.. ... . rhatu. wreckage of tho larg. motor-oat ln which he ut out from Kul0 ln. ls the only clue u to the fate ot Dr. Oeorg. C. Sold of Kulo. ... C. Bernard bowled .'alngl. of -80 when J. H. AJlen'a men d.1—>_d j. Ball', in . bowling tern* at tho y. 14. C. A. lut night. Th. Banker, -.feet*, the Ink Sllngar, 8-4 at tho rank lut night. Treats wu the star performer for tb. Banker,, noecblng thru of tbelr count.. By GBETCHEN OIBSON Th. .un 1. letting. Tho light, ot NeUon en flaohlng oen here, there, everywhere, along the .-Ut.. ln the offices, ln tbe homes. Above theu lights ot town, above the light, along tba Oranlto road, above the far- scattered light, among th. darkening mountains, shines ln tbe southwest the door ever-brlghtenlng light of th. magnificent planet, Venus Thl. planet at present u seen only for . few hours. By seven o'clock It hu followed tho sun Into th. west and robbed heaven of one of Its moet beautiful evening stars. Venus ts our nearest neighbor toward the sun. It Is not 80 million miles away trom us. It being 97a—d the earth S3 million distant from the sun. It ls slightly smaller than we are. and unlike Mars, our nearest neighbor outward from the .un, doe. not boar much resemblance to ua tal formation. It hu indications of watery vapor about lt and observers hove found lt difficult to gain accurate information concerning lt. However from our workaday standpoint It It s net lovely eight right now, humbly mingling the splendor of IU whit* radiant* with our pompous little earthly lights. It Is w«U for us sometimes to remember thot we are Juat tor the tlm. being residents of Nelson, only for t llfotlmo citizen, of Oanada (or whatever our native land may be) but we are perhaps eternally pwt ot Our universe. Let tu occasionally take .took of our birthright by looking at th. .tan. The Count of Monte CrUto wu top restrained, not only the world, the universe J. our-. ♦0-J-. •7-H ♦ M ♦Q-J-.H4 KOmi ■*■__ worn ♦A-9-2 VMM ♦ M-7-5- 2 M What Do You Think? A letter timet "Hen's Bell.'' toon ourtan ctpenou ln une meuure WH, l_rv.bIt.ho. If authentic**.**. - by the name of tbe writer. U. B. C. Is Paying Dividend-, Folly Impair Usefulness lb tte editor oet mo JW-on Dolly Heme: Aocordlng to prrou report-, the forthcoer-n, provincial budget 1. 000 which •* •»*»«« t^»*» *• and thu. help to lighten t_e burden oet th. government, but If there 1. no other way out of the latter. _-_nlt_o perhaps wo shell han to endure a -alight Increase tn taxation and I. tor one, beUeve lt would bo carried wtth good grao»-por_»»o tm with * eort ot smug eetlasection. If not, wh** will tho govera.- ment'. prapoot-im oo-rt u_ in hard money. Loot rears comas nhem Brlt_b Coluenbla's population to bo now about 890,000. Divide that into *M0, -OVMM——S—. r--_- _•___—> .- "- ,__#__ —V_ MMl.tl is pUnned to provide BWvwltf of con K-WO togother. Tbo tmssn J. S-S-T tr-lumbla with Uttl. mot. M cent, por hood, «»«»«?*-* S-uTh-lf the amount grantod for vm-jw olou on what, 'o^M^'y», the eurront yeor and tho in__-or. Imst. mm a .yn-nym for ohow. ?«£_£.K-i-u.Zm-£5, "^v__r.-_rbt_?u™?ct thou dlroctly «moor»d thot ttay ttat -eesould cut JJ- «7 TeU our on li. JJ*. P.. ttf tnd do LLe^Jjj^ Rlondel, B. O. I*rt.'l0. Should See That Hunger March Is Not a Necessity Do the editor of Tb. N-bon Dolly must expect no mon. Tbo ruave_ for t_l» dre-tic reduction, of ooum, U forced economy rather than o ikUuiiUii.tv.iii to __tltuto a permanently changed policy toward tho university. Whatever th. object, how- eett. If tho government's dlolvren boo—nu o fact, th. mult must be mon than deplorable, tt will bo no lew than callous Injury to thousands of th. youth of tb. province and well-nigh Irreparable damage to tb. reputation ot O. B O. and, for that. New.: very reason, to tho province Itself.; Sir: I notloe In a recent ls-rue Any unlveralty worthy of tbot name -e*f_ your paper un*ar the hMdlng, mugt be . growing thing. It ls ln oot—rta—t need ot ten—ro and more capital and lnerea—ng Inoome and IU work can never be finished unless or until clviiiutlon collapse, and culture die*. T*he governors and other authorities of U. B. C, while t.-.cy must han made mistakes ln tbe past han acoompllohod 'wonders' wltth tbe moan, at their disposal—and I ban yet to hoar of their being tu- cused of wilful extravagance—they have, I think, given ua our money's worth. WVeen wo decided to build what hu bocomo our university we were feeling quirt 'flush' .nd vlrtu- ous in eo doing. Today, unhappily. moot of ua have been brought to a different mood, and some of us -night become prone to rash doings, but we muat not forgot tbat, because we established the university., w. aa-ume an Implicit obligation to epers- lt continuously u a unl- hlgh-school Hvnger March Fells," ttw very hea*^3 Implying utlafsctlon that theu unfortunate people comprising the gereatar portion ot our population, who at this time, and through no fault of their own are without employment, should fall In the on v form of mlf-.xpns.loa that I. left ee- thorn namely, ordered and peaceful assembly. An we beooeree eo callous, arrogant and mtolerant a. to disregard the —ttferlng. of our fellow men, and rejoice that ho has failed? Oan It bo that relief hu actually been given theu people ao that tho need for demonstration Is no mon? Or that saddest of all things, that thetr morale ls low or nit respect so lacking that they had not tho courage to lend them- uln. to a movement to bring this plight to the attention of thou whose bualnu. lt ls to see that such a .tat. of affair, nud AUNTHET vwafty and not whioj lnert-ably lt would become, 1! no. come about. Uy prayer la tbat tt t-urrl-ee at a'l, through a drastic their needs have been met wtth reduction of inoome. Jan. the movement failed because For the naaon met ordinary over- «he ne«l lor It no KM** «'«*«J- head cannot be oonalderabl, leasen- .JJf ^T 5™*L ed, it Is patent that If TJ. B. C. to' *g8- O. T. HUNT, to function under tha proposal of boss Opur, B; c Feb. u, f-vemment ft must do so either at She expanse of tbe students by doubling their preeent tuition fees of from |l-)5 to »1M per year or at the expense of the administrative and teaching staff, or of both combined, for -be institution has no endowment. Neither of these means Is practicable and so we are brought to tha psss of not being able to sell our potential educational output because we refuse to "deliver tbe goods-," President Kltnok statea that 77 per cent of tbs graduates, continue to reside In the province. It Is sale to say that these continue to assume an ever increasing share of ths work and burdena of the community and that tte province is ths better far thslr presence among us. Ths remaining 33 per oent of gradu- atea more or leaa temporarily axe ln other parts of Canada and a score or to of foreign countries, where, even If none of them return to ua, tfeey can hardly avoid, as a student publication ssys, "carrying its (B. Cs) name and Interests beyond its own borders." The reputation of U. B. 0. for the attainments of Its graduates and the quality of Its teachings 1. well enough anown to those who read aad think, but lt U wen to say waat I know of one Industrial research laboratory at an eastern Canadian university wherein mote than half of the staff are U. B. O. English Mary Hot She Who Had Lttffe tomb Ctalu mad. ta English cab-, that Mn. Star Hughu. who died a low mtt[son, mtt too original "Mary" of tho poem. "Itm -Had * uttle, lamb.- tt disputed by Ruth j. -••_.* lay ot Hemenstead. Long island. If T_ author of a recently publuhed biography ot Sarah Joupha BueU Halo, who wrot. tbo poem and who for 40 you. WM editor ot tho old- time popular magulno "Oodar'e Udy*. Book." 'llr.. Hal.', poom wu published In 1890 ln her book ot children', nreu, 'Poom. for Our Ohlldren.' and also tn the ume year in the children', maga-le—, Tho Juvenile Mia-* c-lany,- copies ot both of which an -411 available," aay. Mia. Plnlty, "Bine. Mra. Hughes, who on her mooosajv. birthdays hu tor a num. - bar at yur. received annual K-olalra u tho heroine of tbe poem, wu not born until 1M0, 10 year, attar 'Mary'. Lamb- wu published, bet claim can only ba .ttrlbutad to a confusion of —tow ncldent which possibly occurred la bar childhood with tbo later publication ln England of tbe poem whloh had long bwn cutout In America. "A like con—talon of childhood Incident, doubtless aooounto for the claim whiten Henry Ford hu recently put forth that the authar of the tint 1- Una. ot thl. poom wu a young man nam—I John Roul- stone and that th. 'Mary* wu a Mary Sawyer Tyler, who attended school ln the veritable building which Mr. Pord hu purohuod and dedicated u a shrine st Sudbury, J—as.., to She devote-*, of thl. poem.** Mrs. Flnley wut on. "Mr. Ford', eapouaal not. entirely on the statement ot Mrs. Sawyer, who did not make any statement to the publlo until late In the 70s, nearly 60 j—ur. after the poem had first bun published under Mr*. Hale's name. Mrs. sawyer, who claimed young Eoulstone wrote the poem on a piece of paper and handed it to her u a child never wa. able to produoe the ■—-*-*- or any Individual .vho had seen It." [|| At flnt I hated to au Pa slgen- - notu far hu ornery kin f—lu, txMtn- **• r_..t*5n.f'__A.£ •"»« I "Okon lt wu worth It to get rid of 'em tor all tlm. to come." Twenty Years Ago (From The Dally New. of February 12, UU) At th. first annual meeting of tho radua-M. Why? Apart etoen"reput»- i Kootenay Fruit Grower, hero lut — - .. ... • . nla I „._.u.i Ram,-_.. n. lit- — - mallet, Manager Rayeneend T. Hlok. advocated the grad.ng of Kootenay applu. C. W. Busk was elected president of the assoclstlon. During the year 2581 boxes of applu wu received by tho union from 81 growers. South Is the Declarer playing No Trump; at conr-ct Bridge three No Trump.. To trick 1 Wut led the Four of Spadu and lut played tbe Fin ol Spadu. tlon. however, the fruit of ruearoh whether Industrial, social or other- win, must Inure to the benefit and enjoyment of us all—enn gonrn- ment. Despite all that th. university's oflloers oan do to lessen ths preuure raf numbers, by keeping It. sc.eol- t_Uc standards at the highest, the 1ern_—Is on lta physical resources ire —ich ee to result ln badly over- -rowded conditions—ln some cases llagr-cefully ao—-for I have seen hem. The only nnody for such oon- iltlons, ot course, ls mora capital whleh it would be unwise even tet ittampt to secure ln theu days, but vhy permit the condition, to be- eeom. won. by dlKouraglng 3000 ■mbltlou. and worthy students (not to mention tee. thouaand. wbo an. oomlng on) by giving them so much leu than they ban been premised and hav. been willing to p»y for? - . - Then un be no doubt that V. B. Th. Reoenlx hockey team, British C Is paying us dividend*., heerwever. Columbia champions, are now ln Imponderable they may be, and I Rossland defending theu* title. Ther therefore It Is folly to Impair Its ara planning to make a trip to pl.y uMfulneu. Possibly thou ln charge at tbe cout. QUESTIONS «ej. Which cards should North and ou—i play eo trick 1? 44. Which card should be 1*1 to .rick Jt 48. Which card ahould be led to rick 9r ANSWERS 43. North the Seven ot spadu | South the Aw of Spadu. 44. Aw ot Club.. 48. A small Sped.. Tomorrow w« come Into th. home stretch. Neck and neck contain, prevail sll over the <*tt; but tomorrow tho Issue, will bt decided. Hold your breath! If a pig wanted to build hlmni A house, bow would he ut about lt? —He'd tie a knot ln his tall and cai. It "a pig's ti." duty*. Why sulk wd worry over your lot? Why weakly slgb aad tnt? bur upl Th. more rou haven" got The mon then Is to get Tbe prohibitionists an making headway ln England, we bur. The hlstorlo struggle will now be between St. Oeorg. and th. flagon. I A SPLENDID BRIDGE OFFER JJecatiM of space limitations th. answere given in our great Milton C. Work Hom. Bridg. contest are necessarily abridged, but In order to satisfy theslntenM Interest ln the quutlon. and answers, Mr. Work hu prepared a splendid 64-psge booklet entltued "WINNINO BRIDOE 8TR.1TEOT," which reproducM th. 18 hand, uud la th. Home Bridge Con—.t .nd present, the -newer, to trert quutlon end reesane tec such .newer, ln complete. Illuminating det.ll. oil wrltun In Mr. Work's clear and Interesting style. ThU booklet, "WINNINO BRIDOE STRATEOY." whloh will be of much .Tester value t oth. player, regardless ot "system," than many hlgh-prlteed tejt book., le not tor sale. It hu been prepared tor reeden of Tbe NeUon Dally New, by arrangement wltb Mr. Work. On. copy will be mailed to you upon nquut If you und ult- addrewed, .tamped, return envelope to Tbe tJelson Dally New,. together with 38 oent. to defray part ot the owt ot printing .ad handling this 84-page booklet. The hour ot midnight wu Jutt striking u the householder crept •ilenUy down th. etem. with . quick moma-Kit be sn.pped on the electric light, and gasped u hla eyes fell on a burglar tampering with his Mm, "Whll. eyou call a copper, th?" h. wld. "Not mel" "No," uld the householder. ''Only wait while I Mil my *U_ Sh.'. hurd you every night far fifteen eaes. and It'll be a real ileum, to bar to ue you st lut" Daughter of WaU Strut broken* (oa a hunting trip with har tathtr) —Oh, father, look, a beat I Broker (Intent on hU aim)—TeU him J can't see him, I positively will not talk buelnua Yesterd.y the Tmlr Oeneral hospital received a check from the treu- ury -department at Victoria for .4000. ... , Hunter _ Annabl. report, the rule ot a Mill street property. Mr. Patterson of Suits toon Is tbe vendor and J. H. Wallace of Nelson Is the purchaser. ... At the annual meeting of the Creston Conservative assoclstlon last nlgbt R. J. Long wu appointed president. Tfiof Body of Yours By JAMES W. BARTON COUGH Oough la a very oommon ailment and yet lt Is not really a disease; tt ls simply s symp: _n of disease. Now Just as an Increase pulse rate or a high temperature ta a sign thst something Is wrong ln the system, so also with a cough, and the cause of tbe oough should be Investigated Although there are a number of conditions which may cause oough, nevertheless ths commonest or most frequent causes should be thov-ht of first. The most frequent ls the cause from condition ln nose, m-uth throat, and chest, and lacl '.ss affections of the teeth, tonsils, the uvula which bangs betweer tonsils at back ot ths mouth, tbe throat itself, snd the windpipe, and ths bronchial tubes one going to each lung. Somstlmes, as Dr. Stuart pritchard points out, the character or sound of ths oough may give a clue as to Its cause. Coughs may bs divided into two classes, expectorant and Irritant. Tbe expectorant oough Is where there Is seme mucous or other substanoe that should be expectorated or removed, and the cough helps to remove lt. It ls this type tbat should be •sided"; nothing should be given to stop or quiet this type of cough ss It ls Nature's way of removing sny obstruction from the sir pas- Imtant oough to really serving no useful purpose snd it Is in this tzype thst you would be justified In uiipg some means to stop It. In (set the irritant oough not only Mis to serve aay useful purpose, but lf unchecked may be dangerous. Thus la lnfluenaa this oough may causa complications la nose aad slausss, may cause pleurisy la pneumonia, aggravate pain, cause loss of sleep, may overwork the blood vessels snd Interfere with *, working of the heart. The thought then ls that la aay persistent cough it would r-< wise to consult your physician, as cough may be due to early tuberculcelc. to early stages of whoopng oough, to trouble In large blood vessels into which the heart pumps the blood, to ear trouble, brain abscess, inflammation of the bronchial tubes sad other conditions. Remember, some cough are helpful and ahould be encouraged; others not only weaken the system but set up complications. EstablMhed 1849 Lamb's Rum AOED, BLENDED AND MATCHED AT TBI LONDON DOCKS "LAMB'S FINE OLD NAVV i*moor Ov-KPBoor OM an- oood! Ask th. British Navy! On tsle at Liquor Vondora or direct trom Oovernment Uq- Department. Victoria. B. O. tor control Board. Mall Order Tbls .avertlMment is not pnbim- ed or displayed by the Liquor Control Board of by th. government of British Colombia*. Dial Telephone Systems for the Office "TTf7_ ctn supply telephong VY equipment thw will give you dial (automitic) telephone service on yout premises. 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HU "" '*^-_——-^—■— ».ii]_ii»j_.Tiia km ta*w NORWEGIAN SKIERS PROVE TOO STRONG AS SWEEP HRST FOUR MB IN OLYMPIC CONTESTS _ rottumsbraaten First 1928 Champion to Defend Title CANADIANS FIND " LEAD PILED UP Vinjarengen Breaks Ski Jump Record Despite Adverse Weather CANADA'S OLYMPIC ENTRIES TODAY irnsBNooN Olympic sklj_—ping cbamplon- ehlp at Intervale. 60-metn hill. Arnold Stone, Vanoouver. Leslie Segue, Montreal, Jacques Landry, Ottawa, Robert Lymburne, Eevel- >toke, WO. -VBN1NO Olympic . figure Mating championship for pain: tin. Constance Samuel and Montgomery Wilson, Toronto. Mn. France. Claudet tnd C. B. Bangs, Ottawa. Olympic Results Combined ski run, ski jump: Won by Johonn Grot- tumsbratten, Norway; second, Ole Stenen, Norway; third, Hans Vinjarengen, Norway; fourth, Spere Kol- terud, Norway; fifth, Sven Erikssen, Sweden; sixth, Antonin Barton, Cwchoslovakia. Unofficial team -core (on 10-5-4-3-2-1 basis). United States 76; Norway 49, Canada 36, Sweden 24, Austria 15» Finland 10, "Switzerland 6, Germany 4, Roumania 8, Italy 1, Belgium 1, Czechoslovakia 1. LAKE PLACID, N. T.. r_>. ll— •lohann Orottumsbraaten, of Nor- w-y, became the first IMS men', Olympic c' mplon to defend hi. title mjrc-sat rUly In the 1931 Olympic games when he defeated a field of M entries from 10 nations today In the combined 19 kilometres akl run and ski .'—up. Orottomsbmaeten also became th. flnt of the famed Norwegian skat- en and skiers to win . IM! title, althongh sonjad Henle, queen of women flrure skat- s, ,-ejccessfally defended her till. »gsln»t 15 International challengers last night. Fnrtlonsly Bernt Evensen, the SOOOmetru champion, and Ivar Ballangrud, 500-metre UU. hold- .1*1 lost 1 heir crowns to Jack She. and Irving Jaffee. * But Grottumibraaten waa f trd M the championship after a half down Judges, for thne houn, had debated the result, of th. II klio- metres division, raced yeaterday and gthe aTcl Jump, waged today In th. rain on the lofty Intervale. Olympic Jump. Norwegians swept all of the tint lour plane., wtth Ole Stcnan second. ■Hans Vinjarengen thl*"l, and Sverre ■Kolterud. fourth. Out of a possible 1*80 point., complicate el by tl c i- Islderstton of foie-p ln th. ski Jump iqually with distance, as well aa the _-lme soored ln tha 18-kllomet i run, ■Grottur—"braaten waa awarded 440, while Stenen gathered 438.65 point, and Vtngerengen 434.08. OET FIB8T EIGHT PLACES Xur-peana took tbe first eight |fpl*-ce., with Sven Irlksren of Sweden fifth: Antonin Barton, of C-echoeio-l vakla sixth. Bronlnalaw Caechn >t Poland, aeventh; and Frantl C'.mu- n.k, of CMohoelo-akla, eighth. Rolf More_en, of Lake Placid, took *lnth place for the United StatM, with -ostein Nordmo., of Camrose, Alta., tenth. Paced with th. herculean task of overcoming commanding lead, piled up by the Scandinavian, ln th. tint half ot the combined skiing event ol th. Olympic winter _»---.. Cena'Vt lour oompetll-B found the hurdle bit too steep. A drenching nln threatened to bring about c icellatlon of th. Jumps todsy, but the sun emerged Juat long enough to send tbe competl- _ ton Into action. Then u < . test* f,'.tatted a .ready ___e sat In. Undaunted by the adverse conditions. Ban. Vinjarengen, Norwegian glut hurtled down th. slippery runway and rode throug space for ',. distance of 304 feet, a new record for the hill and by a good measure .the best performance of tbe day. The 'previous mark lor the local Jump 198 feet. On his tint Jump the Norsemen had leaped 1- feet. Orottum.br.atan, the defending champion, ant—-ed —te aeoond hsll of th. event with the beat time for [the cross-country run and made two {hwuttlul Jump, of 183 and 181 lest. Than wan thrills and .pills galore 11-or tbe large gallery at ne.rly 11,000, hut despite the advene conditions there wu not a tingle serious sc- cldent. One of the Jspanese entrants however, crashed Into the bl sheet. but escaped "ll- » torn brulees. The flnt 10 tinlshera In th. com bined 18-Mtometr—- and akl Jump, wtth tlm., distance and points follow: a 1. Jo!—nn Orottumsbraaten, Norway, le-rdloroetres time 1-37:15, Jump. IDS.* 181 feet, point. 448. 3. Ole Stener, Norway, time 1:38 :05, Jumps 153, IBS feet, polnte 438.8. 8. Ban. Vinjarengen, Norway, tlm. 1:33:40; Jump. 173, 104 feet, points htht, 4. Sven* Kolterud, Norwsy, time 1:31:38, Jump. ITI, IM feet, point. 418,7. 8. Ivan Sven Erlk-nn, Sweden, 1 39-3, jump. 197, IS) feet, points 4134. Antonin Barton. Cae—loelovakla, tlm. 1-8-9, jump. ISS, 148 teet, polnta 393. 7, Bronlslsw Ceech, Poland, time 1*88*87. Jump. 180. m, point. 383. 8. Prantieek Blmunek, Ceeechoalc*- vakla. Heme 1:39:58. Jumps ISO, 185, polnta S1SS. t. Rolf Monwn. United States, tire 1:43:36; Jump. 173, 168 feet, point. 889-. 10. Joeetelen Nordrooe. Csmrose. Alt... tun. 1:43:68. Jump.. 188, 187 tMt, point. 168.1. JAPANESE BEAT TOURING RUGBY TEAM BY 38 TO 5 TOKYO, Ten. It (CP et' e>—A tin*, Canadian English rugby ieem, suffering -from too much hospitality and a heavy schedule, were demoralised today before the lightning attack of aa all-Japan fifteen, and loat tbelr final gam* aa to 5. It wai the flnt : ous setback the visitors had received. They had dropped a 0 to * decision to all- Japan on January 31, _ut on that oocaslon victory was wrested from tham by a last-minute try. In tbelr five other matches tbey were victors, and throughout tbelr tour •cored 160 points, against 83 scored' by thetr opponents. It was Japan all the wit today. The Canadians were outclassed, and could not meet tbe terrific pace set by th* opposing squad. The team sails for bo: _e on the Canadian Paclflo ^^^^^^^^ Asia on Saturday, and are due ln Victoria and Vancouw on Monday, February 72. OLYMPIC PROGRAM TODAY AlT-WtOON .:16 ekj Jumping. 1VENINO JelS flgur. skating pairs. CUP TIE SOCCER FOOTBALL MATCH FEATURE EVENT Fifth Round WlU Be Ran Off in England; Third in Scotland BOSTON BRUINS SLAUGHTERED BY MAROONS 7 TO .4 Miss a Dozen Scoring Op portunities. Owen Gets Three Goals BOSTON, Peb. .1. (AP)—The Boston Bruins missed a doaen sooting opportunities here tonight while being slaughtered by the Montreal Maroons. 7 to 4, In a National Hockey INTERMEDIATES AT TRAIL PLAN CUPXONTEST WUl Likely Go to Vernon in Coy Cap Puck Series TRAIL. B. a. Peb. 11.—Trail Intermediate hockey team win travel to Vernon at tbe end of nest week lf tentative dates for the Coy cup play- downs are approved. It wu at first proposed tbat Trail would necessitate extra travelling to start tbe ptaydowrts, but this woold necessitate extra travelling time and expenses, so It was suggested Instead t_wt Revelstoke go to Vernon on the eighteenth. Trail would go to Vernon to mast the Revelstoke-Vernon winners February 30 and 33 under present pro- It ls also proposed tbat Princeton and Merrlt playoff February 10 and 16, the winner meeting Vancouver February 30 and 33. Suggestion bas been made that the winner of the Revelstoke-Vernon -Trail series should meet Prlncetort-Merrltt- Vancouver winners for the cup snd the provincial championship February 34, 3d and Vt at Veraon, TraU or Vernon, lt Is held, should be tbe venue of tbe finals, preferrably Vernon. Ths Trail team plans a carnival to raise money for tbe trip. Ledlngham Holds Back Threat of Houston Curlers win Htm Empress dt.^m were regleteiwd by George Owen, who spent most « tbe game rushing with tbs forwards. The Maroons, wltb Nels Stewart and Jimmy Wsrd setting the pace, put together an amaalnj number of smart hockey plays. Maroons drew up into a tie tor third place in the Canadian division, although the New Tork 'Americans, with the same number of points, have two games ln band. SUMMARY First period — 1, Boston, Owen (B__T_-Welland), 9:62. Penalties "-bare (maj.r), Trottler, Wllcoi, Stewart, Brydson, Owen, Slebert,- Oalbraltb. Second period—3, Mon*~!el, Ward, .47; 3, Montreal, Wl'oox (Smith) 1:35; 4, Montnal, Brydson, 8:39; S, Montreal, Stewart, 6:48; 6. Montreal, Ward, &:15, 8, Boston, Owen (feoeoff), 10.M. Penalty—Pratt. Third period—*, Montreal, Stewart (Brydson-Trottler), 339; 10, Boston, Jerwa (Clapper), 1:01, 11, Boston, Owen (Jerwa), 15:34. penalties—None. BOARD TO TAKE COGNIZANCE OF MASSEVS TOUR Two Delegates Will Be Sent to Fernie Conference on Publicity LONDON. Feb. 11 0 P cable)—A cup tie football match will capture tbe attention of soccer fans ln tha British Isles on Saturday. In England, the flftJb round of the English Foe ** all association competition will be run off, whllo In Scotland tbe third round of the Scottish series will be reached. Elimination of tbe cup holders, West Bromwlch Albion, t.e league eaders, Everton, Aston Villa ftnd Sheffield United bas tended to rob the English events ot a food deal of glamour. London teaCas will figure In tbe best matches on the program, Arsenal playing st Portsmouth and Chelsea at Sheffield Wednesday. Other first division clubs in tbe competition are Newcastle United and Leicester city, who play one another, Huddersfleld Town, wbo meet Preston North End, a aeoond division club, Manchester City and Derby county, who are opponents, and Liverpool and Grimsby Town, wbo also play against one another. The balance of tbe matches consist of Bury versus. Stoke City, both being seoond division clubs, and W-tfcrd of the third division sod Bradford of the second division. Tbe draw haa produced some great ball gas-as In Scotland, the stronger clubs being Involved In matches against big teams. Motherwell and Celtic will renew their cap final battle ot last season when Cel tic won after a replay. Ths game U st Motherwell. Rangers meet Hearts at Bllnburgh. The Scottish seoond division Is bound to have a representative tn the next round ss Dunfermline has drawn a bye, T-_e only Other minor club engaged will be Bt. Bernards, wbo meet Clyde, EDITORS PICK ALL-STAR TEAM FROM N. H. L. Followlnf Is -UM tam ot * C___l_n Pm ssrMs of *.____ Hockey lMf-1 .ll-«ur Mn MlKtlon. by editors In *, H. WdtlM. A 00-o.n.u. wlU be pnp-nd later. (By B. W. Tettaton. ttt* Henld, Montrul) First Team Position Altarut. Teem OOAL _ar_m.r. Chicago _____ H_l_*wort_, Oanadlen. DH-NCE Shore. Boston _.__. Burke. Can—11.1- CENTEB MOMMe O-u-en. W. Oook, Rsngers .. Jollst, caoadl—- BIGHT WBIQ lEtT WUSO „ tlebait, Banttn Johnston, Bannr. . Pr-__u, Tr-rooto Conscher, Toronto Jsckson, Toronto CANADIENS BEAT HAWKS TO GO IN TIE FOR FIRST 12,000 Fans See Home Team Win 4-1; Game Wild at Finish Big League BOWLING VICTORIA TO GET MINING ENGINEERS Make Enquiries About Kootenay Landing Bridge HUME DEFEATS CENTRAL BP CLUBJOURNEY Hume Club Takes Tourney 9*3 at Hume School Wednesday Night FORUM, MONTREAL, Teh. 11,— (CP)—Canadians moved Into a tie for first place in tbe Canadian section standing of the National Hockey league here tonight when they defeated Chloago Blackhawks 4-1 before a capacity house of 13,000 fans. The game ended ln a whirlwind of excitement as Lesleur, Canadlen, defence man, took a penalty to start a five-man Chicago assault. Three times Joliat broke away, either alone or wltb mates, and Gardiner beat blm at the very goal mouth. On the fourth oocaslon, Chuck came out to the blue line and beat Joliat to a loose puck. SUMMARY First period—1, Canadiens, Mondou (Larochelle- Leplne), 19:50. Penalties—Oottsellg, Oraham, and March. Second period—No score. Penalties—Boucher, Morenz, Joliat, Cook. Oottsellg. Third period—a. Canadiens, Qsgn- cn (Burke), 3:84; 3, Canadiens, Mor- ens, 1040; 4, Chicago, Cook (Much- Thompson), 12:50; 6, Canadiens, Leplne. 18:25. Penalties—Larochelle, Lesleur. GILKER'S Now YOCB LAST CHANCE HALF PBICE f N AU, WDJ- TEB OVEBCOAT8, f-,.00 OVEBCOATR. $12.50 Thomas, Ledlngham's curlers are holding1 the President's gold buttons. Thursday night-they withstood tb* threat of tbe Harry Houston rink, and will ' likely meet Alex Bltohle ln defence of tbe pins befor* tbe week la ott- While all of tbe Ledlngham rink members lay claim to glory ln the competitions. Mr. Ledlngham says that Mas Baakin was th* stalwart on Thursday nlfbt. The rink is composed of Thomas Ledlngham, Max Baskln, J, C. Lawrte and C. F. McDougaU. "It ls no good pretending that women are artistic," says a writer. Rut lt cant be denied tbat m—\j of tbem are designing. I The oldest, _mooth«ft, finest Rye Whisky ott the shelves. B.C 12 YEAR OLD DOUBLE DISTILLED RYE Rep. Quart giiaraptg-cd. This advertisement is not published or displayed by th Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British cJumbia. Cognisance of tbe visit of Hon. Vincent Massey, ex-minister to Wsahlngton and League of Nations advocate, to tbe west will be taken by tbe Nelson board of trade. President C B. Oarland conceded at Thursday's monthly luncheon. Vsn. Arch- deacc-i Fred H. Oraham raised tbe matter, asking tbat "cognisance be and president Oarland ao ordered. Tbe. board approved a recommendation from tbe council for aendlng of two Nelson delegates to the coming Pernio conference on cooperative advertising on the prairie to popularize tbe southern soenlo highway with motor tourists. H. M. Whlmster, in moving tbe adoption of the report, held that any expense Nelson incurred In furthering the conference would be amply repaid ln the Increased publicity aeoured f-r the district lf the scheme worked out. O'GRADY STA1S FOR TIME BELNO J, A. Irving -drew attention to tba rumor tbat the minister of mines proposed to oall In his resident mining engineers and locate them all at Victoria, something that would be a dlssster to this dlstr" If carried Into effect. He asked tbat the mining and natural resources committee be instructed to take up tl-.s matter. Dr. E. C. Arthur stated a letter had been received ln Nelson setting out that lf tbe resident engineers were called In, there would be no danger so fsr as this district was conoerned thw preset year, R. T, O'Qrady, resident engineer (or tbe eastern mineral survey district, supplemented this information with tbe news that be had just received a letter from the minister, which be hsd not yet bad time to show Mr. Irving, giving blm assurance to tbe lame effect. Under theee circumstances, Mr. Irving dropped his motion* BRIDGE INFORMATION ft. W. Hlnton said be bad no desire to embarrass tbe railways, but it was reported the Canadian Pacific was proceeding to build a steel bridge at Kootenay Landing, and he understood tbe plans provided for sn ordinary span, with only a six- foot clearance, with a lift section to be supplied wben needed, wblch might mean never. Wltb a new grain Industry on the Kootenay flats, and possible piilpvood ard hay export, tba district should hssltate long bs- fore abrogating its rights ss to navigation at that point. He said tbe board should have def- '. Information trom the Dominion government, wblch was tbe people's trustee tn tbls matter, tbat navigating rights would be respected. Th« board instructed tbe freight and transportation committee to make inquiries and report, conferring also wltb Division Superntendent J. Ivan MacKay.1 STUDENTS' RAWS Archdeacon Oraham, wbo has been prosecuting inquiries on behalf of tbe board in regard to student-*' r»tes, asked and obtained authority tat a committee oempogsd of President Oarland. Becretary p. A. Mc- r*rlend. Md hiniaeif. to write to Mr. Parker, seoretary of tbe western division ctf tb« Canadian Passenger association, and ask blm to use his influence to a*:ure tbe extension to all students' tripe between borne and school, of tbe 'udents' rate of tare* a&d-a-quarter obtained last year for tbe holiday periods. J. 8. Vassar, of the Vssssr Meat Market, waa elected to membership. MANSFIELD WINS DIVISION T ON CURLING SCHEDULE Defeats Bush and Dewdney to Take the Division Championships C. B. Mansfield emerged champion of a triple tie ln "A" division ln tho playdowns of the Second City Schedule of tbe Nelson Curling club Thursday nlgbt. Mr. Mansfield de* rested H. Bush 9-7 In tbe first draw and E. E. L. Dewdney 10-8 In the wcond contest. W. M. Vance of "D" division defeated r. Andrew of "C" division 11-9. A triple Ue for first place now exists between C. E. Mansfield of A" division, A. D. McLeod of "B' division, and W. M. Vance of "D division. DOUBLEHEADER PUCK BATTLES HERE SUNDAY DHIPSEY KNOCKS OUTCHRISTNER IN THIRD ROUND Akron Puddkr HHa Poor Tlm«B -Man Ita-i WaOop /VO D/FFEKBtiCE BETHc-EN MM AND, W0HANS 6e*MEr- -rf.>!-f»*'/**-r_ar cuv-UNO. tm. u «*j— etast _cnp_rer ntnttt tttatSm low-mat ts htt emitetmnsAtej ati-lsi Mr. taunt emt tk* Ml Akron p.-rjl-r, M«*r- Ing. At Om end. however, tb* -U- nw llsulsr, ww given * (era** ovation. A left to the ohln knocked Chi_rt- ner down for nine In tbe flnt, and * pair of right xetam* to tb. Jaw seat him to the canvu ltor two mor* nine counts earrr tn tbe third. But th. Akron fighter won tb* Mcond. shaking Dempsey twtc with b*ftj right.. LOOK*) TIRED . ' Dempsey looked tired and old at the end of the second, but b* wa. bsck wltm plenty of life tn th* third to wind up —re bout with old time eclat. Jack's had )ttt ere. eat in a tight at Milwaukee Monday nlgbt, aav. him considerable trouble aa Cberelst- ner worked on It. Blood trickled trom tb. wound •hortly .fter th. .ctlon -tartad, but apparently did not greatly heampee Demp—ry. PLAYOFFS ARE ARRANGED FOR TRAIL TEAM lb an lnter-club tournament at tbe Hume school Wednesday nltf-it Hume defeated the Central club 9-8. Despite the one-elded score ihe games were keenly contested. Scots were aa l-oll-ws, wltb Hume players mentioned first: Mixed doubles—M_ss W. Rouleau and E- Chapman best Mrs. Q. Murray and J. choquette 15-8, 17-18, 18-7; Miss E. Chapman and H. Chapman lost to Miss L. Pleet and V. C. Owen 15-12. 18-13: Miss O. Cur- t and Q. Roynon beet Miss Q. Hayden and R. Hobaon 18-3. 15-6; Mias I. Watson and W Chrlsop beat Miss M. Martin and M. Morley 18-3, 16-3, 13-8; Mrs. A. Poster and A. Poster beat Miss M. Phillips and N. Bradley, 8-11, 11-8, 11-9; Mias M Peaks and E. L. Cray beat W. Borthwlck and R. J. Bourque 18-18, 18-8, 18-7. * Ladles' double*---Miss W. Rouleau and E. Chapman lost to Miss M. Martin ind Miss L. Pleet 15-10, 10-18 4-15; M-Si O. Curwen and Mrs. A. Poster loet to. Mrs. Murray and Mias O. Hayden 18-9, 16-11, 15-11; Miss E. Wataon and Miss M. Peaks beat MlM W. Borthwlck and Miss M. Phillips 15-8. 15-13, 15-7. Men's doubles—E. carman and H. Chapman beat M. Morley and J. Choquette 16-9, 15-11, 15-9; W Chrlsop and G. Roynon beat V- C. Owen and B. Hobson 15-8, 15-8. 16-10, 16-13; E. Oray and A. Poster beat R. J. Bourque and N. Bradley 18-17, 16-13. 18-15. CRUCIAL PUCK GAME ON TAP ONJATURDAY Trail Meets Kimberley; McQuade and Kozak Back in Shape; Playoff Soon NIGHTINGALES IN HOOP TILT, LOSE TO JUNIOR HIGH Silverton, Slocan City Tuck Teams Will Meet Local Boys Slocan district hockey teams will invade Neleon on Sunday afternoon nest, wben a doubleheader exhibition will be played ln tbs skating rink commencing at 3 o'clock. In the first battle the Slocan City boys will tangle wltb th-, Nelson Wolves. In tbe second contest the Silverton boys will meet the **&• view Intermediates ■ lu previous games between these teams the E' va plc.Bs at borne have defe.'.od tbe local players. HIGH SCHOOL IS DEFEATED BY THE MIDGETS' CAGER; The Junior High school glrla took the Nightingales Into camp with a seven point lMd r. a basketball game at tbe Junior High Thursday night, 15-8. At balf time tbe junior high were at the fore with a score of 7-0. Following balf time they managed to bold tbelr lead point ror point. Although tbe Nightingales tried hard to gain advantage they failed. Berna Kline scored four fcr the Junior High. Mites Matheeon, two; Aria Baare, a pretty worker with th- ball, seven, snd E. Smith, 3. For the.Nightingales B. Merral scored two, M. Lawsou two, B. McDonald two, and N. Brankin two. By AL DEMAREE Many women ask bow a woman's game differs Irom a man's game In bowling. I There ls no difference, speaking in the sense tbat a woman uses the same weight ball, use eitber two or three hole ball, takes the same number of steps ln approach* -UMBERLEY. B. C, Feb. 11.— Kimberley hockey fans sre sll sgog as Bat'-dey night approaches, when Trail Smokeaters will play ln the last league game against tbe Dynamiters. Upon tbe result of this game binges the start of the West- Kootenay league playoffs. Tbe team beading the league will have the first two games of the five-fame aeries. At preeent Kimberley u at the league head, and a win for them will cinch the playoff opening. However, a win for TraU will tie up the league and necessitate the toss ot a coin for the first games, if Kimberley wins the first playoff game will occur ln Kimberley on Monday nbrht. Manager Dune Chlsbolm announce:! tonight that Koeak, husky defence man. Is In good shape, and will be In bis place Saturday night. Norman M.Quade, husllng forward who has been ln hospital, ls also back in shape, and will start for the Dynamiters. Commercial, Junior League Start Playoffs Tonight TRAIL, B. C. Feb ll—Playoff gamea ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^flar the Vellutinl cup, Commsrclal Ing tbe foul line and usee the same I Hockey league trophy, are on tap Frt- motlon ln delivering tbe ball. The average woman does not possess tbe same strength snd muscular co-ordination of tbe aversge man and cannot expect to score as well. This does not mean however, that woman muat be of Amazon proportions to bowl well. Bowling ls .not that kind of a gsme. The su- jperlor strength of tbe man ls often his undoing ss it csuses him to 'press." Women can make up for tbelr lack of strength by striving for control. Always remember that a medium speed ball lhat is under control will get many mor* pins than a wild, cannon-ball delivery that either misses the head pin ent- tlrely or cute through the pins and leaves tbem ln grotesque bunches. TELEPHONES AND WILDCATS CLASH IN HOCKEY GAME AI Drraorre hss prepared an II- lii!>trat«d lraOt on "Spares'* whlcb he will gladly srnd to any reader requesting it. Address AI Demare« |n fare of The »l- Mm Pally and he sure to enclose a se.f-addr-F.wd, stampfd envcl- FOBTS WHITEWASH PORTS 4-0 day and Tuesday. Total goala will decide lt. Juniors want through tbe isenou wltb only one loss—tbat in tbe last game with tbe Leafs. Maple Leafa started alow but have impro-cd vastly tn the Iset few games and will make It tough for tbe Juniors tn tho two playoff engagements. Rossland, scheduled to meet Juniors tomorrow ln the final game of the Commercial league, withdrew to permit playoffs to be held. Tomorrow's program also Includes two -City league Junior gamea. Wben Firemen meet Rovers tn the Junior struggle lt will be tbe last game of the season for each team. At 9 o'clock Elks and Colombo* 111 meet in a City Junior league game, tbe lsst of tbe leegue. Colom- bec have won every game but on* and tbey got a point out of that by tlclng the Rovers. Elks have been beaten only once in the league series. They will make a good game of lt. A playoff may follow. FORT WILUAM, ont-. Feb. 11 — The Fort WUllam senior hockey team whltewaabed Port Arthur tonight In a Thundernay junior amateur hoefc-y league gams by a 4-0 seen*. The ice wss slow and heavy, but lu spite of this the game was fast and closely fought. OLYMPIC BOBSLED RACES POSTPONED Tbe Midgets upset the High School Cagers ln a fsst basketball game at tbe Junior high Thursday night when tbey won by a narrow margin of one point after two periods of overtime, 13-11. The playing on either team waa tut, Lettle Fleet living up to her name for tbe High School and Marl- On Burnett for the Midgets. Both teams, however, kept their playing into a Bun* of excellent teamwork- Isabel Oughtred left the lloor in the flrgt quarter with an injured foot, and this eorloiisly handicapped tbe High School team. The teams: Midgets—V. Harlow, G. Jarrett (3), J. Missey (-), M- Burnett (4), P. Morris, I. Bate (3), J. Rlddock, J. Cult, L. Llmacher (2). High School—f. Vance, L. Boomer, M. Coffey (1), L. Fleet (fl), I. Oughtred, B. Mathews (3), J. Wlgg, I. Oliver (3). LAKH PLACID, N. T-, Feb. It— (AP)—Continued warm weather and rain tonight brought about postponement of tbe bobsled races scheduled for toaoorrow ss part cf tbe third winter Olympics program. Olympic officials, in announcing the postponement, said that the first and aeoond heats of the four- man bobsled comoetltl-n, originally so-eduled fer todiy, will be run Saturday or Sunday. If there ta no decided change in tbe weather by tomorrow, all four beats will be run on Sunday. Playing on soft, rough loe, the Telephone *>Ues and the Wildcats played to a 1-1 tie ln a ladles' division hockey game here recently. The girls worked hard to score, but tbe poor Ice held them back, neither side scoring until tbe last period Miss Oeorgleltead, substituting for tbe Telephones, scored their only goal, while the Wildcat goal came from the stick of Berna Klein. Isa Leslie and Florence McPhee, ou defence for the Telephones, played a hard-checking game, while Muriel Maundrell snd Msrgaret Scanlan oh *he forward line showed class. Theodore Rhodes bad Uttle to do ln tbe net. Mlaa Klein, Plorence snd Edna Maundrell, and Nellie Leslie plsyed on tbe Wildcat forward line, tnd backing them up were Mrs. J. Barclay and Tina McLean. Orace Hall took a test when ahe wm bumped [-into the boards. "Scotty" Notman refereed. SELKIRK ENTERS PLAYOFF 2-1 WIN in WINNIPEG, Man., feb. II.—31- klrk fisherman tonight defeated the Winnipeg Native Sons, 2-1 and entered the Winnipeg senior hocluy league championship playoff. Their opposition In the deciding -serifn wlll be the Wlnnlpega, .who ar? at present representing Canada in the Olympic games st Lake Placid . FAIRVIEW LOSES TO HUME3 TOO, JUNIORPLAYOFFS Hume Tied With Maulers for First Place in Junior League Combined Canadian and U. S. Team Beats Lake Placid, Hockey BEAT INDIANS IN ONE-SIDED GAME PITTSBURGH. Pa. F b. ll.—Pittsburgh's international league hockey club took a one sided game from Cleveland Indians tomgnt, 7-2. Hume stepped into a tte with ths Maulers for first place in the Nelson Junior Hockey league Thursdsy night when they defeated Fairview Juniors three to nil ln a playoff match. The game was hein'-rought on fast loe. "Cub" j. Burns scored two of tb« Hume's counters, Tlm Roman0 getting the other. Teams were: Hume— C. McDougaU, goal: J. Burns. H. Sttrzaker, defence; Ted Romano, Tlm Romano, T. Bird, J- Arelyn, A. Almstrom, B. McBwan, E- Defae. forwards. Fs'rvlew—A. Ahrepa, goal; A- Bishop, W. Brown, defence; T. Harrison, O, Hoehns, S. Relcom. J. Bother., p. Morgan, V. Melnecruk, forwardi- sh of uld de t-tiyper %• >n, ginger ale or gks- Adas] lemotlr^^^^^^^^^^^ ger beer will prove to yonr •stiafsction the pleasure. oftkiaoldHoUandGta- Trail Curling; Results TRAIL, B. C Feb. H--~Club schedule fames of tbe Trail Curling club toitfbt resulted ss follows: Dr. W. A. Coghlln 9, D. Downie 7; S. ft. Walley 10, T. W. Blngay 9; J. J. Finland 10. pill Forrest 1: Dave Forrsat IB, Walter Brady 3; Geo-ee 9haw 10, Dr. J. B. Thom 10; W. W. McKay 13, Charles Hoefer 0; W. E. Wilson 13, oeorge Klnnls 0; R. C. Crowe 4, W. r\ r«rrle 11, LADIES' DIVISION Miss R. Ewart 7, Mrs. W. A. Schler- hoite 10. OLMPIC ARENA. LAKE PLACID, . V*. Feb. 11. (CP) -A team made up of members of the Canadian and United Statea Olympic hockey squads defeated tbe.Lake Placid A. C. team 3-3 In an overtime period ln an exhibition fame here tonlgbt- Tbe LMm Placid club tied tbe •">" In the third period and ths teams played 10 ntlnutee overtime. Trail Hockey Results TRAIL. B. c. Fsb. 11— Two hoe-By ..m>>, op.-—( the Dlsvoff, in tbe Smelter Sport. Assoclstlon Hookey lesejue, wsr. pj.-f.jd In the "A" dl• vUlon hens tonight. Tr.nsport.tton .nd Wood Butcher, tM 4-4, .nd the T.n- Room d-j.r--.t_d th. St-ff. men 3 to 3. JOHlt de KVYFR1 A SAN. nistille-.. 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Many aaUsfled customers In your district, swarm Pip. Yard. 230 1st. AM., Cut, Vanoouver. B. 0. (463) MANUFACTURER'S CLEARAN-E—5- plece tapMtry chestertleld suite., M9.75; regular value glOS. Fully guaranteed, sterllngrade Co., 606 Royal Tru-rt Bldg.. V-mcouv*. (Ml) VERNON STREET MARKET GUIDE SHAD TS-S AND SAVB. BOYNONH STAU, Cnolw fiwh ldlled be. T ta HH cent, pet ib. (944) GEOBG. TDK. STAlf Teeth killed e-e-ung beet S canta to 30 o_nU IbT 'MM FUBNISIIED BOOMS FOR RENT (15) LAROE ROOM ONE BLOCK FROM Baker street. Apply 408 Vlctor.a eetreot. (SSI) ____^r_J__Wi____) - Thl. machine will operale all electric radios, loud speakers, X-ray machine., waahlng machine.. Volet ray. surgical Instrument., Irons, toasters, etcs the Mme aa city current. Tbey are very eoonomical to operute and you have electric current ln your home, olllce, or any other place you wish, the same as City Hydro. It has bit-ery circuit. If you wish, for 24 hour service, and A.C. for power service. They are .460.00 end up. lo any else you may require, built to your own order or standar m-rcolnes In two sizes, 800 and 1500 watt. A.C. 60-cycle. Wrlte for catalogue and price. Agents and dealers wanted. 1376 Portage Ave. Winnipeg LEEDER'S LIMITED iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiij 3 ROOM SUITE, HOT AND COLD running water. Stirling hotel. (44S) HELP WANTED (10) RELIABLE WOMAN OR OIRL FOR cooking and housework. Coinm-e-nce at .16 per month with board. Mrs. Orr-Blmpson, Port CTswfdrd. (614) SITUATIONS WANTED (11) RELIABLE, EXPERIENCED GIRL wants housework. Phon. 743Y2. (587) AGENTS WANTED (12) AGENTS WANTED rOR OESCO product.. Small capital will start you ln a profitable buslne-a of your own. Write O. E. Symington company, Port Arthur, Out. (643) MEN WANTED To ADVERTISE and sell -gars. Former experience unnecessary. Write. Jack Canuck Cigar Co. London. Ont.rlo. (3631 LARGE ROOM ONE BLOCK FROM Baker street. Apply 408 Victoria SUITE-—ASHMAN'S AFARTO_NT8, 715 Baker a.reet. (4961 FURNISHED SUITE. MRS. COVE, Phone 390R, 607 Carbonate. (511) FURNISHED SUITE IN K. W. C. block. (620) HOUSES FOB RENT (21) FOR RENT—RESIDENCE. 4 BED- roomr*, large llvlme rooms, den. Dining room, kitchen etc. Close ln. Applv Whitfield <- Sturgeon, 414 Want street. (435) 1—8 ROOMED HOUSE UNFURNISH- cd, 1—5 room partly furnished. Apply 616 Crtrbonawi street, (631) HOUSE POR RENT-o ROOMS IN Fairview. Apply Room 27, strath- cona hotel. (847) FOR RENT—3 ROOMED FURNISH- ed house Apply D. MagUo, Phone 483R. (534) FOR RENT. ONE FURNISHED. ONE Unfurnished house. Phone 638X. (517) POULTRY AND EGOS (201 FOR 6AL_ S. C. WHITE LEGHORN Cockerels. Pure Dan Young and Tancred strain. R. O. P reocrds, 340 up 260 -Ure dam 277. W. J. Richards, Bog 403, NeUon. ,840) GOV. APPROVED SCWL. CKS. FROM trapne.ted stock. Write for prloes. Also gov. approved cockerels from R.OP. stock. A. Deverson, Port Crawford. B. C. (688) S. C. WHITE LEGHORN _ R. I. Red chicks Irom. vigorous, high producing stock. IrVrlte for prlcees. Rump _ sendal 1. Milner. B C (218) WILL EXCHANGE FINE R.t.R. ■eoostftr for Brown K-ghom. Box 191, Nelson. (645) BOOMS FOB BENT J__ TERRACE APTS. UNFURNISHED .u«ea. Apply P. E. Poulin. (463) FOB SALE OB KENT (-.) LIST YOUR HOUSES WITH APPLE- yard. Have many enquir.es. Agreements bought and sold. (606) LIVESTOCK FOB SALE (13) FOR SALE — REGISTERED RED- poll bull, four year. old. D—en', record 11,000 pound, milk, five per cent butter fat, also good beef quality. A. H. Old, Edgewood (685) MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE (27) SELF CHARGE FILLS YOUB OLD DEAD AND RliN-DoWN BATlERY FILL OF LIFE Tested and endorsed by tbe National Test—a Laboratories. Over 12.000 boxes distributed during 1931. Thousands of letter. Irom Satisfied custeemera. "Self-Charge" removes and prevent, sulphatlon, the major cause of sll battery trouble. Makes old batteries work like new and new bfltter.es give .anger and better service, one treatmoiat las™ the life of the battery. Direction, are easy to follow, A tr.al offer of two boxes for .160, the price of one. Test one In your own battery and sell the other. Write for money-making agency offer today. Attractive quantity price offer for agent.. SINCLAIBE 1NDISTB1ES Dept. F-*., Winnipeg, __n. (830) IT81T LIQUID SOLDEB Just the tblng for repairing radiators, aluminum, anything mad. of metal. Price 60c per bottle. Agents wanted all over the world. J-TIKKELS SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY Room 3. Versatile Block Winnipeg, Man. (5S3) WAGNER APPIaES. HOUSEHOLD Good qu—ll'y. Five box lot. .3.75. Also Queen Incubator, hot water. 86 . gg, useel one season, like new, »15. W. J. M-cConnell, Harron. (643) TWO HIGH-GRADE 300 EGO IN- cubators, 1-3 cost pnea. 2 Buckeye 43 Inch certlopy brooders. .8 each. Excellent condition. A. C. Curnock, Kaelo, B. C. (841) FOR SALE — CHEAP — DOUBLE •lelgh, single sleigh, heavy wagon, horse, summer home al—«, .mall or large Improved farm ' acreage. Rowland Bourke. (657) SEALSKIN COAT AT TAYLOR'S furniture .tore. H.gular 1346. Snap at WS. (635) atreet. (661) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (JO) BUSINESS FOR SALE—NEWSPAPER —Tobacco and Candy business for sale. Apply Whitfield _ sturgeon, 414 ward street. (424) INSURANCE (33) llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I FIRE INSURANCE ■ Automobile Insurance | = Accident and Sickness ■ Insurance — Don't substitute chance for In- _ S surance. Don't trust to luck to =* S escape 1*-—" wblch Insurance e_ will cover. _ Talk over your Insurance prob- S S lema wltb ua. No obligation, s H. E. DILL : General Insurance Agency r 808 Ward St. Pbone 180 3 = (634) = iTlllllllllllllllllimillllllllllllllllllllllll FABM AND D'lBY PBODPCE (391 NO. 1 'TIMOTHY AND PIR8T CROP alfalfa at .13 and .10. F.O.B. Balmon Arm. Might consider traele for portable mill, planer, or what have you? Box 637 Salmon Arm, B. C. (685) AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE (40) CHRISTIE WRECKING CO., 1630 West 1st., Ave., V-snoouver—Save 60 to 75 per oent on Radiator,. Cylinder Heads and Blocks. (450)' Vl'BSERY PBODUCTS (47) SUABLE NURSERY STOCK BOTH fruit and ornamental. Order now for spring r-ellveery. T. Roynon, Nelson. Agent l**yrlti Nurseries (483) niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiji HOUSEWIVES' REPAIR AND SERVICE GUIDE Those Listed Below Will I Serve Your NEEDS See Them Now! i i 80c _- BP-CIAL BARGAIN — 800 »1*^°%,-_£1,%k22'52SrTH■ #■- Maga-ue raota. beautiful dealgns. for valUM, Phon. 634. ,459) Handicraft Shop. (Next Maber's Tin shop.) Limited supply only. (480) I1GUB- TRAININO OARMENTS ln the new styles by SplrelM on now being demonitrated. phone 385. MlM Maler, for appointments. (499) SPECIAL HAND-MADE HEAVY 0AR- bage can. .3.75, reg. «3_K). i H. M-iber, Phone 855. 8I0 Koot. 7671) D.C. ART SHOPPE FRIDAY AFTIH- no-n for free lewona In making woolen cushion.. 96 cent hose now 86 oen*_. (468) BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Accountants CHAS. F. HUNTER, SP. INT. A.C. Municipal and Commercial Audita. P. O. Bog 1191, Nelaon, B. O. (472) E. NORMAN—BOX 864. NELSON. Accounting, auditing—Phon. 892Y1 (473) Assayers E. W WIddowson, Box A1108 Nelson. B. C. Standard western charges. (474) Chiropractors DR. ORAY GILKER BLK. NELSON (416) MITTCN AND OE-DSS. X-RAY and NCM. Cranbrook and Trail. (478) DR. MAC__L_AN ORAD. PALMER School, Aber. Blk., Nelson, Ph 212 (417) Engineers H'.?. SA^?80"' B- c- 6- •»• I"*0"* 12A. K.W.O. Blk., Nelson. (478) CHAS MOORE—Gnrtln Blk.. NelKm B. c. Land Surveyor, Box 864 (47B) Insurance and Real Estate R. W. DAWSON—Real Estate, Insurance. Rentale. Next Hlpperson Hardware. B-ker rtreet. (480) Dressmaking and Designing DRESSMAKING, DESIGNING, Flower making, Ac—rwmy of Bagful Art.- No. 4. Writ* Man E. Rogers, Box 352, Roaaland. B. C. . ' (4S4* Florists GrlxKlle's Oreenhoun.. Nelson. Cat flower and floral designs. .486) l-TELSON FLOWER SHOPPE. FuU lln. cut flower, at all time.. Plor- al deaign.. Phon. 231. (488). JOHNSON'S OR-ENBOUSEB—Phon. 343. Cut Flowen, Potted Plant. and Floral design.. («6T> Second Hand Stores The Ark— Dealer. In second hand goods. Pheene 534. (468) Storage STORAOE. MOVINO. COAL, WOOD. Pbone 63. Burn. Coal _ Cartag. (43) Company. Transfer ATKINSON TRANSFER. BOS-MONT (470) Ooal and Wood. Wood Factory Uwkui's Wood F_-torr. 817 Whet St. W. pleH. our ou-tom.-. l«71). Classified Ads Bring Results THE GUMPS-HELP! HELP! PAttlB. Feb. 11.—The amallor tail an -J-rtl _je_smakew lavorwl by l(-relgn buyers ha*e adopt-M * nffw weapon sanlntX the copyists by turnlE-g out modelf ao complicated In out that to copy them is next to lmi^«*b_e. T.iew we iwoed suits with Uted Jaokats put toget-her with wXg-tna back se*ms creaUnf a complicated patterned effect.. "Even lf a copyist bad a pattern, he couldnt copy this one," said one desgner. Another prominent dress* maker said ahe was creating ex- cluslve models for each Nortb Am- «rlca*n client to prevent wholesale oopylng. At the reoent »tyle ahowtm t-ro- oolor suits sppeared, one with a grey wool jacket and black skirt, another with a belts Jacket and brown skirt. Coats are 13 inches from the ground, seml-ll tted wltb medium Large fur collars. The colors are a new bight blue, grass green, pearl gray and red. Marrying Mayor Gives Rolling Pin to Brides PAOl-SBORO. tt. S.. Fsb. 11. — Mayor James A* West has adopted a new wedding gift for couples at whose marriages he officiates. Hitherto be has given a .diver dollar to each couple, but now when hs performs the marriage oaremony he presents to tbe bride sn oak rolling pin autographed by leading municipal ottUals, police officers and newspaper men of paulabora. Hs told the most recent bride to use lt at bsr discretion throughout her married Ufa. 1*8. mbt tnm, nelmn, •. e. Arrest Agents ef Sweeps*aire Market and Mirrng News VALUE RESURGENCE FOLLOWS ATTEMPT TO STOP DEFLATION Age Co-KS in Midst rfP-rtkriarbDuk Hour WWW YORK, Fsb. 11 (By Claude -agger, Aawclatod Press financial tor)—WtUl street _fatn MPOrtere-c- the thrill toda*, ef a au_-_ re- —-00 of security v_u_e, oomltHt tpeotedly in tho tstdes. of a par- •e-arly dark hour. Tlie proposal to revla. Federal He- _rve banking practice ln a ■___—* Maltnefl to restore normal beaklnr- •rrlces to the oountry. hmtntm me widely proclaimed ln -lgeheet making quarter, is one ot the moet l-omlal-g steps yet taken to combe* He paralyzing effect ot excessive leflation. The stock market, which bad been lowly sinking during tbe put week -to new depth, for the last decaje. sent quickly upward. Pries average, ndicated that soma ...000,000,000 raa restored to qnotad values in th. few Tout ssearertg ii-titoa-. taeniae took, p«hed up M to IT a Om*. nth mm making even elder galna. tends and leadlng-aM-mo-utle. re- ponded _■ miHiiila.il tent) rONTREALCURB TRADING LOWEP MONTREAL, Peb. 11—stock prices sored in a narrow range during to- ay's session of tbe local curb raar- et. Trading wa. slightly below that "1 Wednesday's session. Imperial Oil, active leader, cloeed I >H. up *. Oanada vtnegirs and 'alker ware down iron,. p_g, arsey eatd st 61 for a net loo. of )% .Inc. the Ian board lot sale. here waa lite -*g*-w--f-tt at- t-ched to thl. ehstp drop, lt being igarded ae a readjuatment ot Um rice of this tosue, putting lt on a ml wit- the value quoted ID To- Siscoe continued to feature the .lnlng Mctan, with a turnover of ),100 sharw, dosing at 63*. jp ,-3*. -omuls gaiaed lt casta at IMM. CALGARY LIVESTOCK METAL MARKETS l*aw TORK, Feb. 11 — Copper steady: electrolytic, spot and future t. Tin steadier; spot and nearby 21.60; future 31.76. Iron quiet, unchanged. Lead sttody; spot Mow Terek 1.76; last St. Louis. 3_6. Zlac steadier; _ut St, Lout, spot and futare 2.80. Arrttenorrv e.76. Quick-Ivor 66.00 t„ 68.00. Pore gen bw silver 29*. At London: Standard cepper. .pot £86 17. 6d; rutuas 136 IK M; electrolytic, .pot IS» la; tutnre eta 6s. Tin, spot -13T 7. «d; futur. C140 8>. Lead, spot £14 12. ed; future £11 15s. Zinc spot £11 12s Sd; future £14 2. Sd. METALS GROUP is mm ON TORONTO LIST 'V's a-d Base Mt-p'a Pit Trad-ntr. Feature WMi Sfc- coe A*rain Leader O-T-VUR. Alia., Peb. II _ fte- .lptee Cattle 30. calve. I, bog. ud choice, HIS to 4.76; medium, t_.7S to *t. common, ■8 to ttst, Helen: Oood snd oholree. M J5 o M-0: medium. gg.78 to Ml c__- lon, IS to S3—0. Tod calves: Oe*od\ and choice, IS 0 16.60; medium, Htt to SETS. Oows: Oood, 12.50 to is.8: neodl- n. 63.30 to S2-US: rorm.n .i_s 1 11.75; canners and -eetrtter., 1.80 I M* Sheep: Oood bsndywelght, 13 to 3.50; oommon, 11 to 12.60. Hogse Select bacon, 14.60: bacon 4; butoeeeera, 13.60. TORONTO. Feb. II. (OK—Prremet vice, tn the leaden of the gold and -rase rn.tr'*. groups featuerad tradtn. today on th. Standard stock Kr' mining exehsnge. Speculative rnter- e*rt also was more -*conounced. Oeneral price trend wa. —left, with 31 agalnat 21 rains, while 21 Issues closed unchanged. Sale, totalled 313,000 share- Slscoe again domlr-'ed the pre- c'-us metal list, aad JVmped 3*6 po—it. to cloee at a new high fer the year of 62 rents. Lake Shore rose SS oawaa to 628.80, aad noma advanced 38 ent. to 610.03. Intereaatlonal Nick* aad ltoranda were under accumutatloo. The forneoer rose 80 cents to M-M, and the lat- advanced 60 cent, to 111.38. Sheneltt-Oot-don dowd otf 3 potent, to a new low at 10 oenta. In the oil group Imperial edraneeeeel 20 cent, to 19.70*. International Pe- trt-n—a lost 16 cent, to 110.78*. and British American OS t- 10 cents to 810. WASHINGTON, Peb. 11.(A. P.)— oene to broker, and de-ler. by New 'ork Federal Reserve member banks or the week sndlng February 10. ■ere annoaaaM br IMeral Biwiu oard today a. 6486.ooo.ooo. A de- reaee at S1S.S00.000 as compered to hs pre—NUas week. GILKER'S Great Sale ME* 'S ruts FELT AND VELOCV HATS. ASSOtRS SIZES. SALE BA-OAIN, $*.45 WINNIPEG GRAIN WTNNTPEO Man. Feb. 11—Future. quotatle-s: Open High Low Close Wheatr Msy 69* M* 93% •4% July 66* 55% SBH 88% Oot. 67* 6714 86% 87% Orta: Kay .. 82). tf. 81* 83% July .......... 81% 31*4 UK Barley: -s, 40'. 41 40% 40% JulTl 40' 40* 40% 40% Set. 3S% JFlax: at 7 103* 104 108 103% My 103 V. r-.i 102% 103% »y»: Kay 46 * «sv» 43 «% July 47% 47*, ■17% 47% Ch Price. : Wheat: Nc 1 Hard. •%: 10. 1 dor., 61H: No. 3 dor.. 17%; to. 3 (tor.. 83H; No. 4, Alt lo. 1. 46%: No. «. 44',: Feed. 13%: track, 61%; No. 1 Durum. 88* ,» MO-NIX.. rtmnWAtn IS, tttttm FIVE POINTS IS AVERAGE 6JUN, NEW YORK LIST FAOl M_n SWOOP D0W- OH SWEEP AGENTS Two Bum alleged to bo the Ontario sntnts et . nedlllon. state ring, conducted trom New—madia—1 by the Quebec branch of the Army and Navy veteran., were arrested by morality otf—eta in Toronto. II) aha*. _oes-up af oae of th. lattery tickets and (3) book, of tickets and other documentary evidence sshsen. Fur Seekers Arrive at Prince George PRINCE OEC_OE, B. C M- II. (CP)—WUllam Oeee—lam aad Uka Sana c_r_(to*fr—__ took ott from bete at 3:66 p.m. tor Alaska. Tbey anetved hare yesterday from oroviDe. Ween. Tbe two are making- t—e flight wtth the Intention at attempting to salvage fura from the Hud—mi Bay steamer Be-rcnlmo. abandoned last tall near Point Barrow, Alaska. MONTREAL STOCK LIST SHOWS GAIN, SECURIH VALUE TORONTO STOCKS COME OUT FROM PROLONGED DROP VrOrsiag Prices Show 25 Gains, 9 Looses ami 18 Issues Are Unckaiiged Show Approval of Washington More Against Deflation ENTHUSIASM IS MOST PRONOUNCED STOCKS _-3icpn nt Lsrge Volume at Opening; Profrt-Ttking NEW YORK, FH>. 11. (AFV-F1- nanclal arm conmodlty markMi showrd by the most practical means today that they approved ot tlio militant move being launched at Washington acatnst deflation. Prkea of swnu-tln Jcftna* ta a ballteh dtmotwtratloa, tte maat vi#»roai tinea tuUl-DecKabec. There wa* no mistaking tha abara markot'a enthuaiaaia for tha propoaefl baakiiig meaaura, and Quotation* climbed, with the usual lnterraptro-us tor profit-taking, from the opening song, clewing at the top. The average net gain was Just & points. Wail street reacted promptly ta tta» overnight news from th* national capital, stocks were taken la lain volume at the opening, which waa a pom. or vvo higher for manor lsadaca, and gained courage aa tha tssslon moved along. U. S. Steel, American. Can. AHlad Chemical, Caae, Sent* F«, Dupont, American Telephone and Union Pacific gave strong leadarablp, advancing 5 to 7 potnt«. The last named Issue made a top of TI kut reduced Its nualnmm adv nee of 7% hy a point. Volume af 1.MMH __zana was somewhat under the largest turnover made an the January rally, although the average gain surpassed laat month's beat jjar-CCOsa-ica. Secondary railroad bonds staged a alaaable recovery today, and practically all C-aaws of loans advanced their prices from, fractions to saveral potnta. BANK CLEARINGS WTN-f-PBO. Pth. 11.—Bank ctoar- ings for the week ending Hjtaruerr ll, 1033, and fer coceapoedb-g weet ot 1981: Hal-fa* I 1«M» • J.4M.11S Saint John MOneton ___ Sherbrooke _ Quebec Montreal _.. Ottawa Pr-R's Halt to Drift io Preriow Scflskms of Month EGG MARKETS OTTAWA, Feb. 11— Eggs. Toronto: txtras 31, flraU 19, seconds is delivered. Montreal: Tba market is higher again today and op ont osnt on ail grades with frssh supplies scarce. Edmonton: Ettras 16, firsts 14, seoonds 10 csnts delivered, cs returned. MOWTRBAL, TV*. 11 (CFV-lB aharp contrast to previous f'l m cf this moatb, tbs Montreal atock eaohange today showed a sa n tn m- enrtty rallies, halting tbe steady ,-iownward drift. While t.e sdv ocas. whloh nuTbared •, were not large In ea'ent, Inrernat o-ai Nlcksl, Cs- oadlaa Pacific and Braatllan Traction cloeed between ' _ and % higher V lurne showed an ImpTOvement ■ya the stronger feeUng, expanding to 7973 shares. Tba local strength waa chiefly a reflection ot an upsboct In WaU street which rssponde' to t e Wsahlngton projecr to a^-1 —w flexibility ty the banking system. Tlie three ma'ket I-r ra, BraalUan O. P. R. an_ Nickel accounted for over 0000 of the day's total turnover Brazilian gained % at 13%; Canadian Pacific was up H at ief*i Af er touching 17 a-d Nickel gained % to cl-se at 9H- Tbe balance ot tba I'st saw extremely listless trading. Oanadlan Car gained H at «■_: Cerent preferred waa W h.gher at e6H and Ml \ Harrla was up H at t%. Ho losaea were recorded. On tha bond market sales were •1000. N.tional Service loan, 1931. advanced 30 centa to 196.10. TORONTO, Ont*. Peb. l^-(CP^ — Buoyed up by encouraging news, tbe Tcecnto stock exchange today halted a proliagsd dedtas and closed sub- •tanttaCT higher. Stock market sen- tfrnent turned defrnttelT tru'Ush under the primary impulse of a Washington announcement that aU par* ties ftnere have saves! to support a "overrment measure designed to ha* - . r- -*Mt ■ billion dcllaza DowaWBra worth of credit, prices ahowed active .... ..-i throughout and ftniahed sCrong In the Toronto markat ckMng pricea ah>wad 35 net aaine e»r*i'h-jph-t* SOLD BT NATIONAL tWDtt CO. NEUON IToWeers and Refiner, of TADANAC Cadmium-Bismuth Brand ■LtOTBOLTTIO Lead-Zinc Pabyan Hargal Home OU -. Illinois Alto McDougaU B-fur Mercury ___ MSLeod Mill City Mayland Royallte Sterling Pacific .06 .06 .15", A) .10 *!- turn. Is wcurity an a-M tM grain tntzttt ben M lM-ttilm mart ct* early advances, _a MM— _h on. -ent tt on* period, today. TMutfi •a__g off from th* __■& pointo nt the day. whsst prSmst M th. elate had addsd % to Si MM to resstat- day's half-o-nt adruan Trading wm fairly actrjv. throiag_M_ October delivery MMM the lu_*> *-> gain. % cent, M 5. July w -OM teblnd with a rto. ef "4 to % at 68*4 and May M tAth Ma up %. Only a law .teal—km e_e> wer. made for agport o-nrninht but report. Indicated a much batter demand st Liverpool wm b__f ahowa. B-ft-ate. of 9,0__N» buaheU «f wheat shipped lor a-port atoatty ont of Vancouver, were mad* today, ttslw- snante from Black aM pert, for tM pert week again declined and eiport. from the Argentine this week ara expected to approa—oato those nt the prsvlous period. Acttrtty In the future. __-t.t was not reflected ln the . 11 —etlr-sd bv credit eearpare-slon movea a. Tr.atllne ton and by a. Can—nan co—1 mme* suggesting damage to domestic win- tor whaat, all grade, soared today. Despite profit-taking on prloe brUges, reactions from advance, wen brief and the entire list of cares- ended at almost tM dsys top level. A big outburst of buying took place at the opening and bullish Mtttl- ment continued to dominate, not- wlt-etandlng doubt, ln some quarters ss to ultimate results In view of premiums already **--*ea--*-f tn this country's whest price, compared with Liverpool and Winnipeg. Whest cloeed firm 1!4-1S abort yeaterday'. finish, corn lfc-Ir, up. t VI advanced, and provisions showing a rise of 8 to 30 centa. Fallows Course el Part It Months; Bttttr Stna SeptoMbw OTTAWA. M>. u. October, 610,601,. 437: Nov_nber, tlUlAMi: December. »i3_2__-; January. MJMS.963. Th- «_M-_a-a balance at trade at the end of the calMdar yaar 1030 wu et_U_9*M; and at the mat -t 1931 tt wm reduced to 610,838.363. a hatt-tmao. la tM -tor et tarn IM.. """,000. NEW YOBK STOCKS 3*4 70 M 'H 30^4 11 »H »H -Ml U_ MH Wi •»» 68 43 H TORONTO STOCKS ACCXKLt imtno Ajax Amulet ™„„__ Amrty - A P OHi-olld-tocl ABMCUt«Cl „ ATBB « Baltic Oil B A OU Beat Metal,, Bldgood Barry Holllnger — Bit M-Mourl Calmont „ ■ ., „ C anil E Lands m Chemical Bewarch . Clericy Dome _— Daltiouala Eaatcnat «. Eldorado —.„.. Poothllto „«___*__, Palconbrldse Ooodflah Granada Home OU Harker Oold Ho* Jugoslavia, dinar New Zealand, pound Norway, krone —___,_, Poland, zlott „ Roumania, leu . S-Juth Africa, pound Spain, peseta . ■ „■■, Sweden, krone Switzerland, fr»nc MM | International Nlckel Unlte. for 40 day "^i__-^rtfl__? ST*. OrMMhl-d. an, discount. at., to th. creditor, wss c France 3.0314 cenaa, Ltre 9.10 cents. Uruguay 46-6 ocnU. Marba M.73 onto. Kronen 1»30. MOHTKIAL. Que., Peb. 11.—(CP.) —With only one dissenting voice the scheme of arrangement offered by —-ckbrok- conflrmed by the bankruptcy court today. Th. arrangement whereby the firm will re-open for business under certain condition, hu already been .pprored by jt creditor, meeting. two centa. The prices became 38 to 39 osnts per doaen for eitraa; 29 to 28 cents ter firsts: 34 to 39 cents for pullets and 30 cente for seconds, being one cent higher on the extras, two centa higher on the firsts and pullets and unchanr*ed for seconds. Cheeee, current, OH; .ummer 13 to 12_. Butter, No. 1 finest, 17*. ■ggs, fresh specials ln cartons, 84: fresh extras In cartons. 34: fresh extras ln cartons, 93'. fltoh first, ln carton, 39: storage extra, in csrtons ..Trr.^ * ** — 35; atonf. first, ln cartc-na. Ml storage seconds ln cartons, 21. Peterson Cobalt . Pend OreUle Premier Gold Sherrlt Oordon . Sudbury Basin St. Anthony Stadacona . Lome Gold Features Slow Trading Session Vancouver Stock List Vipond Ventures Wright Hargreave. Walto Acker-man VANCOUVER, peb. ll —Lorn. Oold was ths feature trader In point cf activity ln a slow session on the Vsncouver slock exchetnse. today. Inters*- continued scattered and prices ad a tendency to -lid. to lower level, at the cleee. Lorne deed firm at whll. Premier advanced Georgia River wss a fraction higher 119s: .06 .01 JU .3 J6!4 -OH -5 .06 -IH _3 1000 ss .06 .06 Jt .05 36t4 1.91 -IU 9.60 .16*4 .09 H 1.17 .06 .73 03 H .76 .39 .01 Vi 30 9.09 3.00 9.50 0.90 .33 .43* 36.40 31 04 -1 .09- 17.38 SI -IU .03 .74 19.60 .00U •00* 1.00 SS SO .35 .61 .13 .01*4 4.99 -0 .41 3.73 .90 AHeghen-y J AUlsd chemical American Can . Amer Por Power Am Ma _ Pdy A Smelt & Re 14* Amer Telephone IW_ IH Amerlc Tobacco It 71 v. Anaconda t*4 AlohJson - TT% Baldwin . t% AS Ohio . 11% BMdlx Aviation ~ Bath Steel . Canada Dry ... Canadian Pactf Oaerro de Paaco Ai Ohio . Chrysler . C-m At South.... Con Ou N T Corn Product. . O Wright pan . Dupont u U EMtman Kodak 73* a Power _ u US. -rle 7* Pbrd —ngll—i .... Ptard of Csnsds Tket Mat Stone 48 Preeport 1>i*_ . n% Oeneral Moton- 33 Osnenl ■eetrlc 30-^ Oeneral Foode_. **<* Oold Dust .. Goodrich Oranby „ Oreat North pfd.. Oreat W sugar Howe Sound .... B-toon Motors.. Internet Nickel Inter TW * TM Kelly Spring .... Kenn copper _ Kresge S 8 Kiregg Ae Toll. M-ck Truck .... Milwaukee pfd - Nash Moton . Nat Dairy Prod N Power _ u Nsw Tork Oanttr 36*4 Pactf Oaa _ D 94*4 Packard Moton Penn R B . Philip. Pete _ Radio Corpora . Radio Keith Or Run Rand Rock Ireland LONDON CLOSE at 3*,,. LONDON. Peb 11 (Closing quotation.) Braniian Tractlem 16U; Ca- nad_n Pacific Ml: Hydro Electric 6I3U: Int Hold _ Inv Co 6114: Intomaelon-U Nickel 611*: Brit A-cer Tobaooo (3 16s: Dlstlllvs U 3. 6d: Dunlop Rubber 10s 10*d: Electrical ft M Ind Or1 16. 3-1*. ImperUi Te-bacoo 14 7*d; Shell T 6, T IS; Vlokan 6s td: Blt'ill five 16 otnt, per cent war loan 1047 £08 13. «~; 3 to 67 'British 4* per oent war loan CM British four per cent I96O-0O |i~6 10«. hit 4 «u 10 9U UH IH «* »H IH 10H 16* 'H 14 4H 17»4 34*4 91. 91 4* «u 6U -H 13 3H 6-U 60* 6* 30 «»H • 7414 1 Wilt-, in. ws MH 11* 4 tM. 41* 60H 60 13 7«4 49!4j I6-! 30H it IIH 1»S « UH II 8 7H •H IH It* T is* 4 19* »'. MH 39 H 3* U 4". 7H 4* Safeway Stores. 47H S Loul. ft S P Shell Union OU South out Ed Sinclair con . South Pacific Stan Oil of Cal Stan Ollof had Stan OU of N J M<4 Stewart Warner 5', B'udebaker __ Texas Corpora- Texas Qulf Sul Union Carbide.. Union Psclflc Jnlon OD Calif United Aircraft U S Pipe _ Pdy U S Rubber U S Steel .... West Blectrlo WlUys Overland- Yellow Truck ur. oil 4* 3K 91 9H 31*4 35 H 11 UH 34 31 79 UH UN 14U 4 37* IH 4* 10% M IH 3»'s I 38* 24'. M* 9 10* 10% 33 -S'i 70% 10 % 13* 13* 3* 40* M* IH 1% N* 63* TH at* MH 119% 78% lib TTH t IT 17 t»H U% M% UH MH UH « MH 42 3% MH n\ 13* 7% IH 11* *t ITH 31H 20 !4 M IT 6 6% 10 8H UH 8', «% ov, 1% 10% 16* TH 14 4H 17 24% 14 38* 34* 3% 10* «* IH I* 2% UH 47% 4* SH to* 6% 91% 29V. 15V, 37* »* 11 11% 33* 30% 76 10* 14 14% I* 49* 26* 3* 3% 4V. CANADA BONDS vV-WIP-Q. nrb, n—Dominion of Canada bonds; War loane 5 1037 106.15 106.00. Victory loan: 5* 1993 100.40 101.00. 5* 10M MM 100e36. 3* 1097 104.40 109-6. War loan ranawal. 5* 1933 100.18 100.75, Refunding loan: 5 1943 93.68 96.50 4* 1040 91.66. 93.90. 4* 1144 9040 91 AO 4* 1946 00.40 81.30. Ccnverslon loan: 4* 1996 ll.lt 80.80. 4* 1067 M.13 89.60. 4* 1959 90.16 91.00. 4* 1959 MJ6 91.00 National See-no. —anl 6 1996 96.78 MM. 6 1M1 95.75 M.7S. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Psb. 11— Plrur unehsngsd. Shipments 22,994. Bran 11.60 to 13.00. W eat: No. 1 nor 71 to 74: Ro. 1 red durum 66*; Msy 69: Ju y 69; Sept. 64*. Oxo: NO. 9 yellow 31* to It*. Oate: No. 3 white 36* to 26*.!Thurlow street. DMth Max: No. 1, 135* to 1.41*. ldu. to . heart attack. ARTICLES FREE NOER TARIFF BUI AREGIVEN Not AppKctbh to Damln- iem vDMH After tm. perial Meet at Lns- GOLD AND SILVEB BULLION USTB) AtH Otter Foreign Prai- ucts Imported to Cany 10 Per Cent Duty LONDON, fee, 1-.*. WI* MMaa Oood, froa. Canada, the other dominion,, India. Southern nh.-r._i and me.-stod -nttortw af Mw dom-nlen. wl» ae exempt aatiel Neeo-to W aeat Imm «■ tre- 1*11 Of MH .HMIaaaMM. MM* *lfU ,a.4lnt to ^**-rTnf"r*" ttSMM 10 per cent to UX th, text of whMt wa. yi.Mrtiil ht * that pratucta o. tha dominions would enter Oreaat Brltalrt duty tree untu ttw middle «f next November came aa something of a surprise In view of previous gtotfr- menre ln th. houae leading ta the belief that that would b. easmpt only untu aftor the Imperial e-onomlc conference —blc_ wttt o^en at Ottawa July It. Ona sew proa—s4ttn It a welcome surprise to shipbuilding l-tertots. --ported go-_ e_e>p_r1 tsmttt to a shipbuilding yard, and Intended to be used m the building, repairing or refittmg of ship, m that yaar, will be exempted from, the 10 per out! duty. Thl. effectually eecuraa the exemption of tba raw materia- Mr of the peatast at Wetttsh the tssshnm, PBODirnoN caswt The other new prer-to* u far a census of production. Instead of _s*e- ing to wait for long period, tha board of trad, will now be —ynfl to tto, M aiset time, ln.'e-rmatlon an product-a that tt desires. Another Important feature ma.to. by the too hi Mat tba new tariff —f-rteory co_—-ttoe will not b. eat- mlttod to o____r any addltlo-t M th.fre.llel untu the 10 per mm dulg bas ban M force 'or M beet six months. Art__a oa the exempt list ara aa f—lows: OoM and ethnt bunion and esM. Wheat tn gratn. M»t MA wai. mutton. pork, bacons, ham and edible i but net including sences of meat, or meat ] any airtight container. Life quadruped .nlmal., fleh et Brltiah taking, la-wllnt sbaU-O-K tea; nw cotton, inaT-T_*.rrat iiiihimh fact—tkI cotton waato aad unblat—h. ed cotton hnten; flax and heap _M further dressed after are-utohlaf _r decortication: flat and hemp MM cottonseed: rape toed and __m_- nw wool, Including Uama, sipscs, mohair aad cashmere; a noils. H-as and akin. (_-rad--« skin, but not Including -pat att raw. dried, salted or pickled, hoet i further treated. Newspapers, periodical., book, .nd music; newsprint cihsA Is. paper ln roll, containing not than 70 per cent of wood pulp aad at tban M pound, or mon than 36 pound, to lh. nam of 480 aheeto of double crown, nt*—curing 20 br M lathee!. Wood pulp; nw rubber Including crepe rubber, latex, guttapercha aad nw balata; Iron ore Including man- ganlferous iron ore bent not Including chrome Iron on; amp Iran aad acn** stoat; Iron pyrites indudtng cupreheoue pyrites; tin ore. aad ooncentntoa. Wooden pit prop.; sulphur; mjen- eral phoaphate. ot lime, unset precious etonss; radium compounda and on. All other product, from foreign countries an subject to the 10 per cent duty and addttonal duties that may M imposed following leoommen- datlona of the new Import, sdvlsory board. MONTREAL STOCKS Abltlbl Powar ft Paper Asbestos cot-r—ratoa Atlantic Sugar — - BeU Telephone — - Brarmian T L ft British American OU Canadlm cement Canadian Cement pfd _, Can Industrial Alcohol — Con. Mining ft Smelting A P Oraln ___ Imperial OU Uke of the Wood. _____ Mauey Harris Montnal Telegraph Montresl Tramw i steal of Canada „ Wabaaso Cotton _ Western Orocers _ Winnipeg Railway _ tH 21 TH Ut ItH It •H M 1% IT 4 •H M4 t% it HTH M lt UH I Three Oil Companies Favor Investijration of Gasoline Prices Ottawa, Prt. ll (<_>>_-n-rea of the largest oil oompenles in Oanada are willing to cooper-to rn any public lnvestlatlon of gaaoUne pt-loes. tbe hotue of commons era. Inefbrmad today by Premier R. B. Bennett. The gDvernment, he said, waa prepared to accept a rewlutlon by Dr. T. P. Donnelly. Llbml, Willow Bunch, to refer to the parliamentary banking and commerce oomrmttrea tire question of Investigating gaaollne price.. The premier read letton Irom Mm Imperial on company, MoOoll Praa- tonac OU ooeopeny and tha Britkn Amercan OU company exp*~*st*_e thelr wlllrngl—a. to wbmtt thtlr books to inspectloo hy any gating body. mSAKT ATTAC . TAKES A. «, IBSKINE VANCOUVKR. B. C, Peb. 11.—A. B. Breeklne, 77, pioneer real estate op- erett:r of Veincouver, dl iliejeetl- sfter noon today at hla re-ddeenoe, L beUrnd , r»o» TEN Headquarters for VALENTINES Mean, Rutherford Drug Co. GLASSES J. A. C. Laughton, R.O. OPTOMETRIST ud OPTICIAN Suit. .0U-.0S, Medical Art. Bid. The Sugar Bowl Grocery FRIDAY a i ro-N-r SPECIALS 4 CANS CHOICE SOCKET- SALMON .. . ,, I AM FANCY PILCHARDS, 1-lb .tlm, mat at iwiFrs sliver i-ir LABD, S lbs. 5-I.B. CAN PllBE HONEY _ 4 LBS. CHOICE JUICY 9 CANS HM-.' MANS, TO-" MATOES or CORN < TALI. CANS CREAM 1 CANS TOMATO SOUP CANS CORNED BEEF 1 LBS. CREAMEBY BUTTER J DOZ. JUICY ORANGES 2 LBS. OUR SPECIAL, FBESH GROUND COFFBB 5 PKTS. LUX 24 CAKE LAUNDRY SOAP _ 8 LBS. OUR SPECIAL PEKOE TEA t. (Presh shl?ment) PHON BUS FOB SATISFACTION AND SERVICE SS l.oo .95 .IS „, .6J5 49 .85 .ts -5 TAXI and TRANSFER ft-1 nail- Frel.ht Schedule * * to Trail and Bossland Leave. NeUon 10 a. m TraU D*epot—Dominion Garaf. Bossland D**iMt—L. D. Cafe CON CUMMINS For that stubborn cough and run-down condition— Si YTHE-S CREO-VIM Smythe,* Pharmacy PHONE 1 SHOP WITH US BY MAIL HUNTER ELECT-UC and PLUMBING Plumbing and Electrical work at ten reasonable cost before spring. VALENTINES FOB EVERYBODY CITY DRUG CO Nelson's Dispensing Chemists PHONE 84 BOX 1083 BATTERIES Trest-O-Lite" the choice of the car manufacturer. A size to fit every car. A price to fit every purse. $8 to $22 Nelson Transfer^ PHONE 3$ "Service Right Now" VMM Make Your Home More Comfortable With an Extra Room How often here you wished for an extra room? You can have an excellent one built at moderate roii. or an old one can be remodelled to look ■■ tike new. Of late the attic lias come Into Its own 7T7T ___.'! ,w ° va,uat>iP *ectioii of-.the house. It has rested Ammi\\mmm\sdB\ t(lV *'*> '""I- Now, Ihroiijfh the expert use nf wall board, an attic can be converted Into a nsefnl ininwry. game room, spare bedroom, den, study, or what-not. We can do any of this work for von. attractively, and at slight expenditure, and supply all the BUILDING MATERIALS that may be needed In their construction. Building Material! STUCCO, LIME, CEMENT, BRICK, PLASTER, WINDOWS, ROOFING, SHINGLES, PLYWOOD, DOORS, FLOORING A* He GREEN ltd. BUILDING CONTRACTORS, ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS (Successors to John Burns As son) euont 35 TAXI Th. BMt Ol Sh-Im Csrsfnl, •>__»_* Driver. ROSE Beauty Parlors Phon. ID tor Appointm.n- DowdsUU*. _.»._ Block w_r_ »t PHONE TAXI 77 Ul BAKER ST. Frelfhl Schedule Dallf to BouUnd sn. Tr.ll, 10 U-. Trall ELKS T. T. A T. LTD. US -THI NELSON DAILT NEWS, NELSON, B. C*~FRIDAY MO-MMO, FEBRUARY U. WW" ■______—_■ || | _^lB-g AUCTION 612 MILL STREET Friday, Feb. 12 at 2 p.m. FavorM wtth t-strnction, from Mrs. H. Le-emar I wUl offer th. lollowln.: " erd.ii Tool, •nd Host, aoutlte? o-dnnlnd Iron PI***, Tub. ud Boilers, Benoj, V'M, Dlslws, Ol_.s-r.re, Utemils, Canned Fruit, 6-hole White En-mellf*. Bant*-., Con- •rn'*e-m Box., Lln—earn. Kitchen Tsble nnd Chain, Dlntni Boom Tsble, Buffet and 0 Chair,, Heater, eta_~*f Mitre set (new). Iron Beds. Mat- tresses, Drei.en, Window Shades and Cartalni, etc.. etc 7-TliBE MABCONI HIGHBOY BADIO BAT' ' SET. Goods on view morning of sole. TEBMSl CASH O. HOBSTEAD, Aoctlo-Mr. Dl A TMT ■"> FRONT ST. r*jj\i*i s i-iio\E in ■* SALES OFFICE OFFICES ?1?o?ea^8T- < WM i Don't Be Cold We have small heaters which can be carried from room to room which are safe and efficient. PERFECTION—Coal Oil. COLEMAN—Gasoline. DOMINION—Electric. Write or phone for quotations. Wood - Vallance H'dw're Company, Limited Wholesale - NELSON, H. C. - Retail Valentine SPECIALS */ Dresses A range of dresses including numbers that have only been put in stock within the last few days. Sizes from 14 to 42 and formerly priced up to $15. SPECIAL $9.95 Hosiery Full fashioned Chiffon, Dull Finish. Regular $1.95. SPECIAL $1.50 SERVICE WEIGHT Regular $1.50. SPECIAL $1.25 Regular $1.25. SPECIAL 95c Regular $1. SPECIAL 85c The above specials are for two days only. Take advantage of them.. NOW SHOWING AN EXCELLENT DOUBLE BILL OF ENTERTAINMENT- A Show for the Whole Family Their First Full Length Talkie PARDON US for Laughing! BOT TOU TRY AMU STOP HOWUNO, TOO. AT THE ANTICS OF TIOBE FUNNY BOYS, 6TAN AND OLIVERI STONE WALLS, DATES AND BARS CANT KEEP THEM OUT OF JAIL— BUT ONCE INSIDE, YOU ABB IN FOR A LONG TERM ON NOTHINO BUT LAUOHSI YOU'LL LAUQH A THOUSAND LAUOHSI STAN Laurel OLIVER Hardy In "Pardon Us" and —"TABU"—■ IT'S THE FIRST REAL ROMANCE OF THE PACIFIC PARADISE EVER CAUOHT BY THE CAMEBA, PORTRAYED BY A NATIVE CAStl Actually Filmed in the South Seas IT SHOULD BE BEEN! THIS ROMANCE OF THE SOUTH SEAS, THRILLINOLY TOLD IN FILM! PARAMOUNT NEWS NEXT ATTRACTION CLIVE BROOK in "SILENCE" 34th Anniversary OF MEN'S SUITS In Many Cases Savings Range From 1*3 to hi SALE STARTS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 We're going to make things ham hereabouts if yoa men can recognize and realize the greatest clothing values and biggest money savings that have been offered to yoa in years. All oar fin* lines of Salts, including Leishman and Fashion Craft makes gathered into four great sales groups and reduced within the shadow of wholesale costs. Qroup 1 '18.75 Qroup 2 '21.75 Qroup 3 '24.75 Qroup 4 '28.75 _____