BRITISH COLUMBIA. CANADA—FRIDAY MORNINO. OCT. 11. 1M». *f--a**-*-*mmmm-*m*m*mmm»mmmmm**mmm iw Western Boxla Champion to Play in Quebec in 1940 Page Seven NUMBER Wl ;. S. INTERVENTION AGA > » Waves of German Bombers May Be Loosed Against British Ships and -Coast He Threatens; Demand Conference BERLIN, Oct. 13 (Friday)—(AP).—Adolf Hitler early today Indirectly asked President Roosevelt to Intervene in the wer w advising Great Britain to meat Germany In conference. Failure of the United States to do this, the Fuehrer Indicated, would result In his unleashing a "war In earnest" against Great Britain and France producing the "most gruesome bloodbath in history." • The Fuehrer's views were given to foreign correspondents by hts Preu chief, Dr. Otto Dietrich, after a conference of several hours Which followed study by Hitler of Prime Minister Chamberlain's rejection Thursday of Germany's peace terms. In brlet Hltler'i views were rep* ANTI-REPEAL1STS TAKE UP BATTLE IN U. S. SENATE Advocates of Re,peal Lose One Vote Counted orr. tf, 6ci ii (cp)- 1 tune ilnce debite wlevlied United _.atei neutrality meuure, the picture of a greit Intercontinental, lell-iufficient economy embracing tha Weitern hemisphere "from the Arctic Circle to Cipe Horn* wu given, the lenate today" The propoul ctme from Robert lafolletto (Progreulve-Wiscon- lin), nn of the fimoui "Fighting Bob whoie Pacific lentlmente crated a furore ln United Stetei political circlei 22 yen* ago, (AIm tm Page Ibt) Anti-repeal ipokeimin held ihe floor todiy ind thoee advocating a reviled Neutrality Act replacing the Armi embirgo with a cuh-and- carry plin lut one vote they had . counted upon. Senator Dennii Chauvea (Democratic-New Mexico), after a ipeech in which he dwelt upon desirability ot maintaining the United States' traditional policy at neutrality its foreign wirs, tnnounced he would oppoie the Rooievelt-iponiored embirgo repeal reiolutlon. MAR PLANTI MOVI Senator William J. Bulow (Democrat, South Dakota) declared there ' wu tear abroad that United Statu manufacturer! might move- their planta to Canada lt the embargo on armi ihlpmenti to belligerenti remilni in force. While miking no chargei, Bulow declared tbe profit motive wu promoting iome ot the agitation tor repeal. Senator Bailey (Democrat, North Carolina) luued a ititi- ment ihowlng the extent to whloh Bropoied rutrlotlone would bin nlted Statu ooem-golng veuili eirrylng cargo er peuengin to any oountry whloh had declared Iteelf a belligerent. Thli would virtually destroy the united Stetei Mercantile Marine, Bailey uld. He li leading a movement to have thue restriction! relaxed to exclude from their operatloni countriu technically belligerent but tar removed trom the Wer tone. At conclusion at today'i debite Senator Alben Berkeley (Democrat, Kentucky) unounced there would be a lilting Saturday end aiked that thou who had further •peechei to make on the general quutlon be prepired to make them at once. Hundreds of jews and Arabs Enlist JERUSALEM. OcL 12 (CP-Hiv- u)—Jewi md Aribi were rupond- -ig by the hundred! tonight to a recruiting cimpilgn for 2000 Ptlei- tlntini to be uied ln tbe auxiliary lervicu of the Britiih army. M. P. JOINS ARMY LONDON, OcL 12 (CP)--Arthur Hendenon, 46-year-old Libor member of pirlliment hu entered the mllitery lervice, lt wu innounced tonighL He lerved ai an artillery officer In the teit war. , FIRES AT PLANS! ** COPENHAGEN, OcL 12 , Mlnliten of tba Scandinavian tSSSm foUowed United Stitei -"-' '---"— intny me!nwh.le, continued ... ii to reiiit attacki on ier Independence to tha event ibe feeli forced to reject, Soviet demand!. What then demandi are hat not yet bun divulged. Optimistic lourcu ineculated the Ruulani demindi at leut had not leemed so unreuonable to the Flnnlih envoy u to lack a bull tor diicuuion. CONVERSATIONS OPEN MOSCOW. Ort 12 (AP)-Con- vemtlom between Finland and Soviet Ruuia began today around tha councU table at tbe Kremlin where three other Baltic countries, Eitonli, Latvia and Lithuania, have concluded hasty mutual auiitenee agreement! with Ruula ln the lut two weeki. Preient at tha hour'i preliminary conference were the Soviet Premier ind Foreign Commissi-, Vya- cheiteff Molotoff, Joieph Stelin, and the Assistant Foreign Com* mluar, Vladimir Potemkin. The Flnnlih delegation wu heided by the former premier ind now imbuudor to Sweden, Juho Paasl- klvL Ai they art the United Statu and the Scandinavian countriu, Norwiy, Sweden and Denmark, made offlclil representation! it the Soviet foreign office uking that the negotlatloni with Finland ihould -to no wiy Infringe on that country's traditloniUy neutral poiition. Says Decision lo Fight Necessary KINGSTON, Ont, Ort 12 (CP) —Camda'i decliion to enter the war wu the only pouible decliion when tbe country hid to choose between wir ind the mrrender ot prlnclplei vital to tree Institution! ind the choien wiy of life, Hon. Normin Rogen, Minliter ot Nitlonil defence, told the gridutttng elm ot Royil Military College at a dinner tonight "No effort wai ipared on the part ot tbe Allied Powen to find an honorable path ot negotiation that would lead ui away trom war," he aald. "We did not want war. We wanted above all elie the u- lurance of puce and a. guarantee that tha reillty ot puce would not be ihittered by repeated threat! of aggreuion. ''Our find decliion wu bued neither on tear nor on hatred. We bued lt on a lober Judgment and a firm ruolve. We were compelled at the lut to chooie between wir and the mrrender of prlnclplei which are vital to our free lnstl- tltloni and our choien wty ot life. With the line thui joined, only one aniwer wu pouible." TO REVISE LEGISLATURE INVITATIONS, OPENING VICTORIA, Ort 12 (CP)/-Of* flclal Invitation liiti tor the opening at the Britiih Columbit Legliltture thii Fill are being revised •o that iome people who have tried unsucceisfuUy tor yun to ittend wUl he able to get reierved seats. Some ot these who have been preient year ifter yeu wUl be dropped from the Ust Seite of othen who uiually get Invltetlom but cannot ba preseiit will ba kept tor these who csn, A refugee trom hli nitive tend since the rin to power ot Adolf Hitter, Count Johann Henrich von Bernstorff, ibove, German ambuudor to United Statei .until thit country'i entry Into the lut war to U17, died recently ln Geneva at the age of 7«. He hid lived almoit u a recluie during the lait Ave yein. GERMAN RADIO REFUSES RELAY ERKKO SPEECH HELSINGFORS, Oct IS (Friday). (AP)—Ibe flve-mlnute addreu of Foreign Minliter Elju Erkko to North America wu cancelled early today, a foreign office ipokeimin nid, because thi German rtdlo refund to relty lt on the ground of Ite-"WlUeir JPtlbre. .■;, • The addreu wu cancelled juit before it wu icheduled to go on the air at 1:110 a.m. (Radio offlciili to New York nid the Germin transmitter wu the only one powerful enough to relay the ipeech trom Helilngfon to New York). Erkko, however, delivered the ume ipeech to an all-Scandtoaviin audience. The foreign mlnliter did not mention Russii by nune to hli ipeech. He nid it hid been necessiry to tike "precautionary meuurei" but thit thue meuures, though they necessarily tike so serloui a shape, do not Imply thit Flnlind hu given up her will to peice." "Their purpoie," Erkko added, "Ii to ihow that sbe can not submit or comply with dictate! of an outiide factor which would reiult ln her Internitlonil and political activity being dependent on lomething other thin her own tree will." CANADA'S FIRST WAR LOAN SOLD OTTAWA, Ort 12 (CP).-Hon. J. L. Raliton, Minister of Finance, announced tonight Canada'i tint war loan to the preient war—a $200,000,- 000 luue of two-year two per cent notei, ilready told to the Canadian chartered bank! at par. 'Thli followed tba policy announced to the budget speech during the ipeciil war leraion of Par- Uament to September of avoiding going into the public loan market "until the initial effecti of wtr ex pendituru tnd nurchuei by other Governmenti in thli country had begun to itlmulite producUon tnd expand the volume ot public nvingi." Attacks Repulsed British Apparently Not Yet Thrown Into Actual Fighting; Germans Suffered Hundreds of Casualties Say French , PARIS, Oct. 13 (Friday)—(AP).—Thirty thousand British troops wera reported early today to have joined the French forces on the Northeastern German front. ' French troops resumed their attacks on German lines last night after five days of defensive action, but apparently, the British had not yet been thrown Into the actual f ighlng. The French high command said German attacks at Kt&t tared points along the 100-mile front between the Moselle and the Rhine Rivers had been repulsed. Operatloni atlll fell ihort of.a*- BRITAIN FIRMlYj REJECTS PEACE ON HITLER TERM War or Real Lasting Peace Is Offered German Head (tee text ef ipeeoh en page three.) general offenilve, but lt wu indicited the French hid teken the initiative away from the Germani. The general itaff'l communique tonight teriely referred to the renewed ttttck if "ictivlty of our idvance element!." Mllitery advicu, however, uld the French pttroli, edging through the woodi ind over the hllli ol no-mtn'i tend between the Maginot and Siegfried llnu, hid engaged to levenl encounter! with tbe German advance guard. FRENCH LOSS FIW French reporti nld German pa* troll iuffered "hundred." ot cu- uiltlei when on the offenilve, and the French very few. Today'i major engagements took plice South of Surbruecken, on toe Eut and Wut ot which the .._-,-„ _. „ ,— . 5£^ta,lm«d ..^gS^vlSrt' ^Sie Southern approach to the elty ll guerded by the Wlnterberg Fort, one ot the principle worki ot the Siegfried lit* ... The flret party ef nine accredited Enallih war eorrupondenti to viilt the Weitern front returned with word that the llne_be- tween the Meulle and 'the Saar Rivera wu holding firm deipite German eountir-ittieki, which itarted Sundiy and continued until today.; Tha eorrupondenti entered Germui territory to the flnt mldwiy between the Monlle and the Saar, where tbe French are holding advance position! ind French, irtillery ii Intermittently ihelling tbe ^fhe Moeelle aanult auumed the chiracteriitlci of • miniaturei offensive, reporti nid, with brief artillery barragei followed by a chirge of Infantry companlei lupported by automatic arms. Tbe French reported the itteck repulsed ifter one of the longest individual engagement! yet undertakea To Form Council to Halt Profiteering VANCOUVER, Oct M (CP).- A conlerence, called by the Houw* wlvu' League of Britiih Columbil, will be held here October 30 to form a Consumers' Research Council whoie aim will be to halt alleged profiteering on tood and other products to the Province. The Council will "eet ln the tatereiti of consumen, both Pro- vlnclally and Municipally, in conjunction with the Wertime Pricu and Tradw Board of the Dominion Government," league offlciili uld to announcing the meeting, to be attended by urvice and church club* and varloui men'r and women'i auoclation repreientetlvei Truck Driver on Trial at Fernie as Result Death Two Persons, Collision; Seemed Under Influence Says Officer FERNIE, B. C Oct 11-The trial, ot Charlu Edward Langridge, chirged with manslaughter, commenced at the tall assizes to the Provincial Court Houn Thunday, Mr. Juitlce Fliher preeldlng. The charge -rose out of the fatal highway accident September It in which Elizabeth Ann Whltford and her ion, Chirlu Richard Whltford, formerly of New Wutmlniter, loit their llvu when their cir wu demolished when itruck by a truck allegedly driven by Langridge. The tint witneu, J. B. Harding, civil engineer, testified u to plans of the icene of the accident Dr. George Leroux gave medical teitlmony. __ George B. McLellin of the R.C. MP. it Edmonton, who happened to be travelling ln the vicinity, related how he took charge of attain until the arrival of Constable P. Frayne of Fernie. Tire mirki ihowed thit the truck hid been on the left hand tide of the roid tt the time of the tccident tnd to preserve thue very distinct mirki he hid kept all passing traffic to the oppoilte aloe ot the road. Re had ipoken to the truck driver, who appeared to be under the Influence of liquor, hli walk being umteedy ind hli eyelid! heavily lidded, and there being a imell of liquor about him. The next witneu, Anton Roilckr of Galloway, a flnt aid man employed at the mill at that point, testified .that he had examined the bodiu of the victim! of the accident He had alio eximlned Jamu Mahoney, the truck drlver'i helper, •nd Arthur Whltford. He found thit the latter wu suffering trom raper- flclil woundi ind slight ihock. Fnnk Rothel of Nitel wu under crou-examlnation when the court adjourned. J. 0. Spreull of Cnnbrook li Jiroiecutlng, while Langridge ii de- ended by Herchmer sti Mitchell of Fernte. The Jury coniiiti of Ben Drew Sr, foreman; Phillip Benn, Erneit Morrlion, George Ltmont Hirry Eastwood, Kenneth Himllton, Joieph Glllli, Albert Harrard, Leonard Brett George Wisnock Jr., Arthur Arrowsmith tnd William Hardy, firmly rejected peace with , ._. Hitler bued upon recognition ot hii conquest! of Poland and! Czecho-Slovakia. It offered the German ebaaoaw lor hli choice of wir to the bitten end or a real luting peace fortified by effective guarantees againit further aggreiilon. Sir Archibald Sinclair, Liberal leeder, told the House ha hoped the Government "may go furtfter thstn they have gone to the deftol* tion ot the alrai ot Britiih noli icy." - He luggeited u peaea eondl* tions that Hitler "march hla troopi out of ill countriu he bu acquired by violence during tha last two yun," give Polind and Czecho-Slovakia "freedom" and provide a plebiscite to Austria. Oeorge Lenibury, veteran pacifist and former Labor leader, urged that the King of the Belgitni tnd President Rooievelt mike one more supreme effort to bring witting nitioni together at a conference table. ! NO OTHIR ANSWER Speaking for Labor, Clement M> tlee, oppoiition luder, accepted th* Prime Minister'! declaration. "We are aiked to condone a crime and to truit the crimlntl," ba sabs "No British Government could make answer other than that which the Prime Minister hu given." Sir Stafford Crlppi, former Labor front-bencher, urged that eventually some form of federation or letgue be iet up, In which "the, lndlvlduil statei resigned iome meuure of their nttiontl sovereignty tor the uke ot peice." The Polish foreign minister, August Zeleski, received by the King todiy, heird Mr. Chimbertein'i ipeech tnd ta tn intervtew nld bla government wu ln complete agreement with Britein and France. He wu touched by the lympath* expreued by the King, he uid. Zaleskl returni tomorrow to Pirii, the seat ot hli government Tbe King ilgned the flnince bill, which coven Brltain'i drutic war budget during the day. ■ Rhine River Dam Gates Are Closed BASEL, Switzerland, Oct U -> (AP).—French troopi today cloied the Rhine River dam gatei at Kembi, 10 mllu North of here, push, ing flood waters high over the shoali opposite German's so-called "Rhine Gibraltar" at Iiteto. The French troops icted ihortly ifter reporti reached here thet Germm forcu were working In the shoals under cover of darkness, leading to the belief they might be peparlng to crou the Rhine at toll tip of the Maginot line. Closing of the gates ilso colnci* ded with reporti ot Germin ittacks igiinit the walled French town ot Liuterbourg, 100 mllu North along toe river. STATEMENTS LIKELY TO PREJUDICE RECRUITING BRINGS 3-MONTH TERM DUNCAN, B. C, Oct 13 ||e rancher frotn thit vlcin- Wednaidiy'i drive on tha Wait Arm netted 4210 pounds of produce msinly potatoei, bills, carfoti, apples, plums md petr, Today the City of Nelton truck, Which U donittd tor the drive, will work betweaa Re-eon and Hilton- ONLY LIIIRAL LIFT PRINCI ALIIRT POLL PRINCI AtBBRT. Sask, Oet U (CT). — Norman JL Ruuel, pioneer cattle buyer and farmer, wld to* day he would not conteit tbe Prince Albert Provincial byelection Oct. 23, He indicated previously he would be an Independent candidate, Thli leivei ene nominee, H. 3, Fruer, Liberal, In tbe field. NILION DAILY NEWS. NELSON, B-C-FBIDAY MORNINO. bCTjJIi *^M> Trail Citizens Jam. Street to See Demonstration by Fire Department ButBrigadeAway on Genuine Calls TRAIL B. C, Oct. tl-Whtle a crowd of cltltam Thursdiy night Jimed the lataraeetlan ef Cedar Av. enue and Eldorido strict te iet a dtnspnstnjlon ef lift saving by the Trill fire DwirBMnt, thi ippir- itui wu cilled to a chimney fire al list Timiric Avenue. Tbe demon- itritlon wu delayed ibout 20 minutei. firemen hid no looner let* tied tbeir ippiritui in the hill whin in ilii-m Jor anothir chim* my fire st 2UI Dmiel (tret was received. Pire wi smoke effecti wera set Into operitlen at windowi In the top itory of the Knighti of Pythiai HiU md luppoMd eeeupgnta luued Hill criei nd luppond eecupen1 of help. Thin the lire Hren blew and thi aPparitui wu heard speeding through thi itreeti, But lt didn't irrivi it the tcint ol the damonitritlon, ier It wu otf on a genuine sail. Aldermin Wllllim Tiomion, Chilrman of tha Fire, Water end Uglft Committee, used a public addreu iyttem set up st the Knlghta ef Pythlu Rail ta give a ihort addreii on fire prevention while the cltlzeni, gtthered there, •wilted the demonstrition. One min Jumid into ■ net md a* other wu carried down a ladder by a flremin. Artificial respir»tlon, using ot in lnhilitor, ilso wu dem. onstntid. Members ef the Trill Junior Police Corpi distributed pamphlets in the crpwd With the list Issue of city witer service killis sn "important reminder to houiehelden" wu diitributed, ■tatlng that "now ia the Ume to have your hutlng lyitimi, itove* pipes ind chimney! carefully eximlned." Msmisa. iwato ms kgm-ta m s-eruas ts t/l aa.tl.Tt .This advt, il not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by tha Govern* ! ment of British Columbia. UCO MAZDA LAMPS Sold by $ufamui $81} (flo. t--v'.i(afif-- i?., ,_>•«. J ToM BICYCLE RIDERS Bicycles (not motorcycles), baby carriages and go-carts are considered as Passenger's Baggage and may be checked free of charge, on all classes of passage transportation (Rail, Coast and Inland Steamships), other than that covering Special Bargain Fares, Those who ride a bicycle should taka It with them on their next trip to the City or Country. An excellent suggestion for week-end outings. Simply ask the Ticket or Baggage Agent to cheek your bicycle on your passage ticket. You claim It again at your destination. Full particulars from your Local Agent, or write C. Bruee Burpee, General Passenger Agent, C.P.R- Vancouver, B.C. NELSON'S LEADING HOTELS Hume Hotel Nelson, B. C. OfOnoi BENWILL, Pre»N«ter. SAMPLE ROOMS . EXCELLENT DINING ROOM mm*M*m >***MtmM**l M0Mmti\ <*-****• European Plan, $1.50 Up Mr. and Mri. J. B. Conway, Kern* ioopi: Mr. and Mri. Kennedy, H. Tewltibury, Calgiry! Mr, and Mn, J. R. Smith, Blairmori; H. H. Mc Bain, Medicine Hit; H. M- Broclt, D. M. Ostium, Toronto; W. G, Tucker, Montreil: J. L. Magney, Q, T, Ruisill, Spokine. HUMB-H. Pediriop, 3. W. Rey* noldi, j. M. Cive, Mn. C V- Card, T. 5- Orlfflth, A. M. McCurrieh, A. Q. Geuthu, yt, Webstar, Vmcouver; Mr. ind Mn. T. t Pre^r, Victoria; W. I. Keyt New Weitminiter; Rev. M. ti Percival, Kule;- VANCOUVER, B.C., HOTELS . -YOUR VANCOUVIR HOMI' Niwly renovated threush. I flaaCCattl*M Ha^aI •*rt- 'h'•,,, int* s'ewter. [ uuimrui noitM a. pattoison, iau» of soo aiymeur Ib Vinocuvir, I. C Coleman, Alta- Proprietor TRANSPORTATION-FREIGHT LINES FREIGH' LEAVE NELSON TWICE DAUY ■"•': 5 a.m. and 10:10 i.m.—laeept Sunday . Trail Livery Co. Trail—Phone 135 Ntlwn-rPhonf ||Jf M H. MclVOR, Prep. Former Nelion Mon, T. M. Bowmon, Diet TORONTO, Oot, li (CP). - Thomu Martin Bowman, for many ears registrar ot the Supreme Court of Ike BritUh Columbia, died todiy in hoipital from a hurt condition. Born in Ilderton, Ont, edu ■' '" todiy In condition. U yuri ago'He was i.uciled in ' flton, completing ilumoli, In British Colt I his liw courie He livid in Nilien, fi. C-, until hli retirement I yuri age. ,SS"_™__-S__«.____»_-_---_» Heavy Entry In Quebec Election MOJHTIIAU Oct 11 (CP).' - Seven namu wars iddid ts-sday ta Uii growing lilt of etndldi\i inking elecUon October M to the Qua* bee Legislative Auembly. WltH ottloial nomination day next Wednudiy. IM cindlditu wera in tha field. indicating a hiavier entry than In KM when thi lut Provincial election wu hild. That year votan chose thiir ripmantaUves from JO* candidate!. Two-pirty battles ln almost every constituency were promised ai ths liiU ihowed 77 Union National) (Gevetnment) candidate*,, IS. Ub eral, IS Action Uberile Nitlonale and ona Coniervative. Independent, Nitlonil, Libor and Cooperative Commonwealth Federation. Union Nitionile ind Uberal bead- Suartert announced candldatu for lontreal-Outremont today, leaving only the isolated Lake St. John and Masdalen I• land comtituencles without nemineu. Institutes Endorse Registration Women BDMONTON. Oet. ll (CP).-U* forti of the Y°'untary Reiistrition for Cimdian women were endoried here today it concluding itisioni ot '. Jm "ed< Cinida. Cancer Society Away Good Start Dr. Auld States Progreu ot ttte Canadian lociety for tha Control of Cancer waa outlined for the Nelion Board of Tnde at lta luncheon Thursdiy by Dr. t. M. Auld, newly-elected Preiident et the Britiih Columbia Medicil Association and hud ef the NeUon unit of the Society. BritUh ColumbU wu flnt in tbe it* lip. Il, the membership wu ilightly ibove Two German Seamen Escape Internment 8T. JOHlfl Nfld.. Oet 11 (CP Cible)—Two Germin icimen under Internment here linee thi outbreak ef war have irsptd from thtlr detention quarten,. it was dUclpiid tonight Ths sailors, memberi vt the crew ef the seiied Oermm freighter Christophe V. 13oornura, broke their wsy le freedom l»si night frem the YM-CA. building where they ind II other Germani had beea interned since Sept 7. IBT Belief wu expreued thai may have stowed iwiy iboird a, vej- set «$M Cast Is Selected for "Siagedoor" at Drama School Chirieten for the three-act play, "Stagedoor". to be produced at the Civic Threifre October 3d, were eaat field in promoting the Society, he ng in ita orginlutlon ind leading ln mimbershT In NiUon the iverage, lei objective wu te edueite th Chief objective ei the public to urly adi""'"* recognition and adequate treatment thi foui-diy bienntel convention of the fedirated Women'i Institute! ol Mri. H. McGregor of Penticton, B. C, f. W. I. C. pruldent told delegates thit Women's Institute ihould lupport the plm to regiiter Cinidlin women for urvice in tuns ef nitlonil emergency. Mra McOngor wu reelected by iceltmatlon u election of ofdeera, round-table discusslonj ind dUcui- ilom by itanding committees ended tha convention, H0Ms-ssWta|..,W.I •tt«-tl>|,,. mu farftUJkV-at nott lta KwtUnrw- etnM^alil-isVtt^us^anu-lksib mm im-m*t KMobs.DM—k.i. te kut am eitlwlM. Tnil thit Uw) wltt NOW—.-it. MusUioUhsB-fiuPWiMMd 1. brim relief er mor-ex tech. ttmtmtiatt dnw tm-M He. the leclity ille to H and adequate tre*.... of eineer, be itated, At Iuit hiU ei Uie cases occurring could be trailed successfully it recognized anq treated early enough, hi Slid, Vita! itaUitiu Ior BritUh Co* lumbia ter leptember ihowed that eut oi IU deaths, T7 wire dui to cincer, In niw cam at notifiable disuse reported, 118 were ot cancer, "Tha Cimdiin Society lor thi Control of Cancir U iwiy to a gooi itart but It needi thi continue! and lncruslng Interut ei eltUens at large," Dr, Auld declared. Social,.. PROCTER PROCTER, B, C, - Mn. I »**' well of Vancquver bu arrived to make her home with hir lon-hi-lew ind daflghter, Mr, and Mrs. C. Swan- ion. She wu mat lb Nelson by Mrs- Swanion. Mn, 0. Robinson et Victoria ll visiting at thi Outlit Hotel. Mn. W. Eliuk wu a NiUon visitor reointly. - Jimmie Crosble ei Nelson was a visitor beri. Mr. and Mrs, 0, Muirhead have had as a guut tha latter's brother, Riy Swut Got oorge Towmend paued through Procter en route for Crinbrook atter visiting at Rouland. Mr. and Mn. A. MacLeod and daughter! Cathrlne, Betty and Mary and Mlu J. Courtney oi Nel* ion, ipent tba weekend here, ti, Kissltigton, P. Crowan, J, Fair* burn ind ft. Hose, _ were guuti at the Outlet Hotel ill of Nelion, e guesti at the Outlet Hotel, W. R. JarvU and daughter, MUs Dr. Comu Sayt~* •; ' Positively No Discount on Canadian.Monoy AT THI HERUSS DINTISTS' OFFICII Reaffirming our long stand* Ing policy wa accept Cani* ^^mm ' dian money at - _g Bk par for all den* m B tal work and as M Man added Mr* ■ vice for Cans* ■ dian patients J| ■ w e ^ United States ■Bk- currency for Canadian currency at par In reasonable amounts. DRe COWEN PIIRLISI DINTIITI SPOKANE, Wn. Mary Jirvls motored to Nelson. Capt M. MacKinnon w»i a recent visitor at Cutlegar. w. Ogden of Nelson wU a vUitor bare. Mrs. 0. Johnion and children motored to Ronland. J, Lushi ot Cranbrook wu a Proeter viiltor. K. MioDomld vUlted Nelson. Thi Riv. M. Percival of Kulo viilted Procter. Sundiy where he held Thinkiglving service ln the Anglican Church.. Black Howks Ready to Start Exhibitions BIBBING, Minn.. Oil 11 . Shs speech under Marjorie Ot, the London School oi Speech methods in the thutre. Shs studied spuch undir Mirjorli (Julian She hai ben dlnctor ot tba Van. couver Little Thutre tor many yun, and hu produoed uyital Canadian premieres including "Mid. chin ln Uniform", 'Tea)?' and "Judgment Day," Lut year iha pruented a commind performance of "Paolo .and Francwca" before Their Excellin* clu Lord and Udy Tweedimulr, Ehe hu produced pliyi ior thi Alumni Playin, Univmlty oi Brit* lib ColumbU, the Vincouver Milium and the Vancouver Stage are Le« Cunningham, Oeorge Alien, Phil Hergeihelmir, Bill Cm* and Du Smith,, all of whom were in minor lugue( lut year, MISS RITA JONES OF SOUTH SLOCAN PETID: TO RESIDE AT NELSON SOUTH SLOCAN, E C- MIM Klta Jonu wai. the Ihipintlon ior • mrprlie party at the home of her pirenta, Mr. ind Mri, W, T. Jonu, Oct i The Sundiy ichool tuchiri oi St, Mitthewi Church lundiy ichool, ihowlng their ip* preclitlon to Mlu Jonu tor her ictlve lervicu ai Sundiy uhool teicher ind organlit for the put foiir yun, were the viiiting party, Mln Jonu who hid ncmtly re- ilgnid Mr port as teicher on taking up dutlu In Nelion, wu pre;* enlid with a picture trom her fellow taichen, Mn. w. A, McCabe and Mri. Yeatman. Superintendent liuded her work. The guut of hon. or expreued her thanki very feel. The viiiting pirty urved dainty nfruhminta with a ipealally iced cake. The evening W» ipent In muile and ganlu. The tetchen tak* big Mrt wire Mn. MacCabe, Mn, Yutmm, Mn. Rmull. Mri. Mitchell, Min- Niaen, MIW Mirgiret Diwion, Miw Winnie Hldge and Mlu Lily Bdwardl. DON'T SLEEP WHEN 6AI PRESSES HEART If yeu can't eat or sleep beciuie |U bloats you up try Aldifiks. On* dou lUtiM- tlon Adleriki cleini out BOTH bowels. At all druggists. (Advt.) usually relieves' piuture on hurt trim itohstch gu due to csJijiOm- Social,.. South Slocan SOUTH StOCAN, B. C-Mn. C. Cobb, entirtilned at a delightful "at homi" Wednuday afternoon. A profuilon of lovely Autumn blooms decorated the roomi. The exquisitely ippolnted tea table with iti cluny lace cloth wu centred with a lilver basket ot paitel ihed* ed 'mumi, reflected i na mirror, Mn, Turner Lu presided. Mn. W. Bennett and Mn, P, 0. Bird win urvtng aldei. Guesta wen Mn. W. J. Nelley, Miu Mirgaret Nelley, of Kelowna, Mn. Ivor Jonu, Mlu Hilda Winthi oi Calgary, Mn, L. H. Russel, Mrs. E. Olson, Mrs. E. J. Bowkett Mrs. Stanley Diwsen, Mn, C. Grey, Crescent Valley, Mri. B. 3. Kennedy, Mn. 0. W. Humphny, Mn. W. Bennett Mn. P. Horlick, Mn 0. N. Brown, Mn. M. Harriion, of Howser. Mn. Turner Lea, Mn, P. 0. Bird, and Miu Nancy Dunn oi Nelion. Mn. 0. W. Humphrey had ai guuta at Summerland ter the Thinkiglving holiday, Mn, A. Slader. Mlu Enid Etter and Mn. H. H. rriitill ot NeUon. Jack. Tlndale ti at home (rom Klmbirley for a vacation. Mr. and Mn. W. J. Tlndile motored to Spokme for the holldiy, Mn. 0, C. Cobb bad u gueiti, Mn. J. A, Donnell, Mn. Megg, Mn. H. Emory and Mri. G B. Alexander 61 NeUon. Mn. Frank Frliby ei Nelson is a guest of Mn, Frank Scott Mlu Hilda Wlnthe di Calgary, who hu been a guut of Mn. Ivor Jonu for two weeks- has returned. Mn. W. McKenile hu arrived from Calgiry lo Join her husbmd it Bonnington. Mrs. P. E. Welihir motored through with her mother and has returned. Mr. and Mrs. McKenile and their daughter wire former reildenti at Bonnington. KasloGIrl is Wed at Oliver OLIVER, B.C.-A quiet wedding wu lolemniied . - . Anglican Church it. Oliver when. Haul Me- Linden Fuller, only Mn. D. A. McKenile o, tvm,u, «.v.., wu married to John Erneit Pugh. igh youngest ion of Mr. and Mn. Rob crt Pugh ef Victoria. Rev. F.. C. Crlicall officiated at the ceremony which took place on Friday evening Oct, 6. For hir wedding eostumo the bride isleoted a navy blue tillleur wtth matching hat and wine icces- lorlu- She wore a corsage of white camitlcw. Her only ittendwt wil Mln L. Crafter who wore a tailored cm- tume in nivy blue. J. Hendenon wu but man. following the ceremony, trlindi gathered at tbe home ot Mlu Craft er to wilh thi couple good luck ind happiness, A two-tier wedding cike centred the brlde'i table and after performing the ritual ot cutting the cike the nappy couple lett fer a motor journey South, Mrs. Pugh, who hai been tuch* [ it Oliver for the past four yean, Dilhouale Unl- Ing it Oliver for the ii a gnduite it L venlty, She Intindi to continue teiching it Oliver where she is on tbe Hijh School itaff. Mr. Pugh li e graduate et the UnivenKy ef Wuhington md a member ot the PI Kippa Phi in* tarolty. -■ Train Crash-Kills 20 TOKYO, 6i\ U (CMUvu).- Twenty nencni were killed md tM lust IJO injured tonight whin a ' iln oil thi Nlkko Bl ' "' - I derailed and plun_ ■foot nviile. All the passengi NTkko Cc were employee! of the Mm nplo] t-m. tlTIRARY CONTRIBUTIONS The iint urlu of Instructional talks on Community Drama broidcut over Station CBR, Vancouver, wu "Stagecraft", written by Mn, Firkins. Two plays written by.her ara now in the handi oi the Britiih Broidcuting Corpontlon In London awalffia production, She^ m contributed srticlu en' theatrical, and literary subjects snd Mnwil ihort itorlu to such guWUIueu u Naw Statuman and NaUon, Saturday Night, Chatelaine, Curtaln Call, and Cinadlanjorum.. ^_ Sha lectured on Drama at a Ps* eltlc Cout Drama Conference at Seattle, and at a Teachen' Convention ln Portland. She to co- founder and director of the British Columbia School of the Theatre, In 1938 ibe wu adjudicator at tbe Britiih Columbia Rural Drama Fu* tlvali and the Provincial Drama FuUval, under Major L. Bullock- Webiter*! Department of Community Drama. She it alio Canadian representative of the Drama Travel League of New York. _■■ One of her latest appointment! wu to the Board ol Dlrecton oi Social Service SeU Help Oreupi u Director oi Community Drama tor the City of Vincouver. , Mn. Firklm ii no stranger to Silion theatrical tollowen. tor In iy ihe mide henelf extremely Sopular by her adjudication of the econd Annual Weit Kootenay Drama Futlval. One ot the main polnta of her adjudication, Uked particularly by acton and dlrecton, wu her helpful, and at the ume time, humoroui, eritlclim of their acting and directing. Social...^ V SLOCAN CITY SLOGAN CITY; B. C^-Mr. and Mrs, C. W, Sahdgren and Mn. J. Saldie ot Nilson were guuta of r. and Mn. B. I O'Nuil Mlu Winnie Coleman of the teaching itaff at Brilliant was a weekend guest et Mr. and Mn. B. E. O'Neill, ...■-■■■ ' William Farenbolta, bl . Milor 0. H. Gila, Commandant ei Gray Field, Fort Lewli, Wuh., arrived In Vincouver today enroute to Xeefen, B. C. 88 mllu Northeut of hire, to InveitlgitO possibility ot ulvaglng a Wuhlngton National Guard plane, which crashed ln the rugged mountain territory lut Monday. Sighted Submarine Thought American OAKLAND, Calif, Oct. 11 (AP). —A United Air Linei pilot uld bin tonight he hid lighted i sub- marlna Id the Santa Barbara Chmnel oil the eeuthen, CaU- iornla coast while nyMpettfaao lurbink and noon. tt etter U S- ngyi lourcu la the bey region would hot comment but It ippured from the pilot's description that the ves*: WU in Amw* icin lubmarlne. Barber Is Again President Trail Basketball Loop Entry Deadline Set October 20; Play October 25 TRAIL, I. C, Oct W-Tbe dead* Une fer team entrlu wu Mt at October JO ahd tbe data for league pliy to itart at October ». when the innuil orginlutlon meeting oi the Trill Buketbill Auoelitlon wu held ln the Memorial Hall Thursday night William Barber wu reelected Pruldenii Clayton Kennedy, &*• retary; T, N, Negiil, Treuurer; and Robert Kirby, Phil Smith md Bruno Bilduii, executive. J. D. Hirtley wu elected hondnry-pniident. The office of vica-pruldwt wu left vao* ant for the pruent Should Rouland inter a team Ui the senior loop, lt wu decided that ill gamea would be pliyid in Trail A Rouland mm would be appointed to the executive. Indication! the suoeiitlon might sponsor a,Junior lugue ss well m men'i unior '-** uen. H ollcBo; . . . expressed a duire to enter ' ' " I' '■ ' : "s1 SociaL'..,' PASSMORE „ kcr-Vs. tt. Mn. orairTirom. R. R. Flynn bu ntumed frem Slocan City wbf re ha was employed by the Foreitry Branch, ■ Miu H. Forbei returned to Roulind after ipending tha holiday at her home here. - - Mn. W. R. p»rry and Miu % Far* ry viilted friends at Winlaw and Slocan City Friday. Mlu B. Forbei hu returned ta NeUCn after ylftwi rsUttves bars, THANKSGIVING SIIMC! AT WYNNOIl CHUllCH WYNNJ5BL, B, C. •~ Harvest and ThiDks^vin|.sii-ias|.were held ta tba ing, Wm\\ lie mo* return*;- giving Hymn", wil iceompaniit The church wu beautifully deeo^ atad with green foliage - Autumi. ilowen. frulti aad vegetable!, . f-tadU- 7lm-tm*Jmm% Pare Wik HOSIERY All the new fl AA shades. P»lr ...fJ.W ladlu Wear turn Bleak By a scant margin of eight ptna over the three gamei, Walter Duckworth'! bowlen took E Carrothen' erew Into camp 1791 to 1788 lq an extremely cloie chiUmge pme Slayed at the Canadian Legion owUng allays _tandt£efplM "4 - The big margin the wlnneri garnered bi the flnt game decided the contut In their favor, lit*. Jaek Annible took the Individual high honon with 164, and Mrs. J. H. (Ma) Chapman, one of tbe club'i best hid tbe high aggregate score wltb 491 Scoru follow: Mrs. Con Cummins 90 86 71—237 Mn,(J,Cady • no UI 1SS-S4S Mn. J-H. Chapman IH 1S» IM-ttJ ... J.H. Chapman IM I T, Parklnion - »6 111 }» Walter Duckworth ]t\ ill »i Totala ..._,__• WJ 578 6W 1783 „SUS^J».|lfctt W. Fowlu ind Jick Anaibla filling out Caulu' ilde. ' si ill Ministers Accused ofonAbout-Feeeon War Participation MpjrnWALsW » (CW-Baul Geuln, Chief of the Action Uberale Nationals, tonight seouud Rt Hon. Erneft Lapointe, Federal Mln'iter ct juiUci, and Ban, P. J. I, Car* looe* .......Jt' ne lonwr; Can have idence In our Federal Minlit* ''Mr. Lapointe, within the space of 10 monthi, contridlcted elm- wit ln an itrocloui minner on the lubject cloiut to the hearts of hii elector!," the young party leader •aid in a broadcut addreu ttam Montrul. •Hew ebest • nkjM **$1" "Make adae e Svyift &|Pt" ' ';,'>• SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES T*e f*r*ttl*m ia wl-tli lelacee tmbtmtkti,' 1 Plumbing REPAIRS and ALTERATIONS R. C. Rlumblng fr Heating Ca. JAMES SMITH TILE CONTRACTOR Bethroomi — Plreplacu — Sinks Store Froota — Floon SIS ROBSON ST. ssr UNDERWOOD IYPEWRITKRS aunditrind Adding Miehlnu OFFICI aUPPLIII Underwood Elliot Fliher Ud. 838 Wird St Phone 99 hr a trifling rental yeu may than tht security of ow vaulti and protect your de**, bonds, policies, your will and oltier valuables In a safety deposit box which wt provide. YouKwplNKsy Safety Deposit Boxes at all 8» IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA MAIKHII THSOUtHOUT CAMAiA W. R. GRUBBE MANAatK NtlSON iAaNCH JKiij{|jk£j^ijjj NILSON DAILY NEWS. NELSON. S.C—FRIDAY MORNINO. OCt. 18, 1919. ***** THUS! R. C. A. F. Gears Organization lo War Tempo-Training Course of 21 Weeks AW YW1 Jw* O* «f BW fc tht Harn-MtUrU'uC* Um ttwr ibould p-wr oat two pounds tt tta«U bttt late .war Wwtls d»Uy. If tble bttt b aot flowing f mlj, Four foot doeen't dlfftrt. It jrwt df-tyi In tbt bowtl*. Cm blo»U up four itowteh. Ybu ■ tt constipated. Rtrafwj poUom go into tbt body, tnd rem fttl mm, •unk uid tbt world Jooki punk. A nurt bowel nw vemtm t doein't tlwtyi nt at tht etoM. Yon uted tometblng thtt worki •a tbt lirtr m wtU. U Uktt thott good, old Corter't Uttlt Urtt PHto to gtt thm two poundi of bile flowing freely ud mtkt -ftm IS ESSdfl Of Ult noWSSSf sVMsT ssssts s_». —. fwl "up •«! -p". Hkrmlwss »ssd itssUt, amy s_k«j tbt bile flow fmly. They do Us* work ots-lsnssel but tsav. no eislcssnel or mercury tt (ten. Alb for Certtr'e LltUe Liver FlUi by mstsM 1 JnNsWI ntm urt-t-i aim. SH (Advt) %Ut*tixMteale Cf ■ ^tcmctkaUcoicli,\ Alio a full line of Smoked Meati at Special Pricei. CHEESE mir-i Lb. 29c Shortening Sc 2 Ibs. 25c Baker's Chocolate Bar 19c OXYDOL, Giant Pkt 68c CLOTHES PINS, 3 Doz. 10c BUTTER «& 2 Lbs. 75c JELL-0 All Flavors 4 Pkts. 25c PEANUTS ..... Lb. 10c STARCH, Laundry Pkt 10c 14c 34c ORANGES: 2 des. SPROUTS: 2 Ibi. SPINACH: 3 Ibi. , CABBAGE: Lb. .......... CARROTS: 61b APPLES: 7 Ibi. PARSNIPS: 5 Ibi ... PICKLING ONIONS: 2 Ibi. MUFFETS: 2 pkti H.P. SAUCE:s Bottle ....... TEA: Orange Pekoe,Ib, LYE: ( Tin CARBOLIC SOAP: 3 b BLEACH: 2 bottlei BAKING SODA: Pkt. AYLMER SOUP: Tin... BARLEY: 2 Ibi WHEATLETS: 6 Ibi. ......... SODAS: 6 oi. pkt - ..49c ..19c . 19c .. 3c ..15c ..19c ..16c ..15c ...21c 30c :54c ...10c ...13c ..17c lie 9c 16c 34c 10c RITZ BISCUITS: Pkt. . ROMAN MEAL: Pkt. JELLY BEANS: Lb. SCOTCH MINTS: Lb... .... ALL SORTS: Lb PAPER TOWELS: Roll .. FACIAL TISSUE: Pkt. ... 17c 19c 25c 14c 14c Tomato Juice, '*"•« 3 Tins 22c GINGER SNAPS... 2 lbs. 27c Pork & Beans, 16 oz. 3 Tins 26c Corn Flakes, Large 2 Pkts. 21c PEANUT BUTTER, 28 oz. Tin 27c ASSORTED BISCUITS, Lb. 24c Demonstration Etglt Milk will be demon- ttrttid In our Store Stturdiy. Ptr tin 7-M .••WflrWut**. ttOCERIES* HEATS •VE6ETA81K FRESH FRUITS MONI MO* . tn WA«0 ST. e NELSON TOMATOES Freth ripe, OA- 5 Ib. baiket .., £vC, T^P"SkW —— "'■ w*m ::, \tf>' Andrew's FOR Good Shoes FOR • MEN • WOMEN 0 CHILDREN H, Andrew &. Co, Leaden in Footfathion Hive You Read the Cluilfledf 1940 G. E. Radios FROM $14.95 UP Nelson Electric Co. 574 Biker 8L Phone 260 ift_*sa*s*s*-_ mfltltSttttlmmSMttMSIISm HOUSE FROCKS TlUle, Ltdy Vmcouver, **J rig Vmcouver Mild wXilO BETTY ANN SHOP Opp. Capitol Theatre Phone 104? Utlt»imttm-ISMMMMMIttM_^MMMIISSSt NILSON DAILY NEWS. NILSON. B.C-FRIDAY MORNINO. OCT. 11 1919. Civic Elections Here December 14 Nelson elvlo election li Mt for Deeember 14, In complltnee with a chtnja In date mtdt end In effort lut yter. Nomination dty will preetde the election by three dayt, btlng eoheduled fer Deoember 11. REV. DR. STEVENSON RACK FROM COAST SYNOD TODAY Rev. Dr. 3. W. Stevenion, Putor of Uit Flnt Pretbyterlm Church it Nelion, U expected to return to Nelion today after attending the Presbyterian Synod at Vmcouver. Mr. Stevenion left Nelion on Mondty morning. »»id»»»f->M8««^»»M«l>»f-W9»« NEW FALL BLOUSES Just Arrived Sdiih. Ct. CaMoJ-hsu. ttt Btker SL Phone 970 -_MtMMm1tSMMM__mmtMmiMIM)imM CLOCKS We htve t nice itock of Wutmlniter Chtmn, mintel clockl, fincy tlarm clockl In both ipring md electric. mHaJWsmljjL $SeMQlkAA. 497 Beker St Nelion, B C. ENJOY KOOTENAY VALLEY Chocolate Milk DELIGH-TUL tnd REFRESHING KOOTENAY VALLEY DAIRY •y*!r^AKS&&-)m-*SS^Sm*)MS6*SSSe Rossland Parent- Teachers Promote Red Cross Branch ROsSSLAND, B.C, Oct U-Spon- sored by the Rosslind Ptrent- Tetcher Auoclition, a Red Crou Society U being formed In the Golden City, md m organization meeting U planned shortly In the RossUnd High School Auditorium. Mrs. F. E. Dockerlll, t member of the Trail Red Crou Society, will speak on lied Crou Work," md other gunt speakers will Include W. K. Esling, M.P. for Kootenay Weit R. R. Burns, M.P.P., ot Trill, md Miyor W. A Turner. Conforming with the reguliUoni of the Canadian Red Crou Society, a letter applying for t charter, to be signed by 10 prominent RouUnd citizens, hu been drifted by the organizing committee, md will be ient to Victoril, upon the ipprovil of Mondiy nighfi meeting. DARWIN TULIP BULB$ Large mixed, $250 md $3X10 per hundred. Mac's Greenhouses J. W. McClelUnd . . One Blk. From Hoipltil Cedtr md Front SU. Phone (111 WiWMeewesawwwMawwwwtww Four Babies Are Immunized, Clinic Dr. C. M. Bennett eximlned 11 babies it Uie NeUon Women'i Inititute Well Beby Clinic Wedneiday. He wu usisted by MUs Nancy Dunn. Four babiei were immunized. There were tour new babies. Memben of the Women'i Inititute ittending were Mn. T. B. TiUyn, Convener; Mn. J. C. Robison, Mn. PoiUeUiwiite, Mrs. S. N, Msy, Mrs, H. H. Currie, md Miss J. Riley. , Imperiol Officer Receives Medal MDUUTT, B.C Oct 11 (CP). - Cipt. 3. S. Slmpkin, 70, wbo urved with the Imperiil forcei for 97 yun, md fought In India, South Africa, ud France, without being wounded, hu Just received • illver medal "for meritorious tervicu" from the Imperial Army author* itiea. Thli medtl U twirded to only one mm ln t regiment, md in the cue of death ot the one recipient, another U twirded to maintain continuity. Capt Slmpkin U now entiUed to add M S.M., to hii millUry UUe. THE LATEST IN J FALL DRESSES Milady's Fashion Shoppt 449 Biker St Phone 874 SAFEWAY Pricei Effective Friday md Saturday, Oct 1J ud 14 WALNUTS Ei Lb. 25c Golden CORN !«.., 2 tins 19c WAX PAPER 100-ft. roll 19c SODAS BSSL. 2-lb. pirt. 27c RAISINS !=.'!!., „.*,... Pkt. 15c Pure Strawberry Jam, 4-lb.tin 49c Monarch Paltry Flour 5 lb. SMk 25c CHLORIDE OF LIME:. Tin BON AMI POWDER: Tin ,. P. fr C. SOAP: 5 bare SILVER WEB TISSUE: 3 rolli SHELL CUSS CLEANER: Bottle BLEACH: 2 bottlei 10c 16c 20c 10c 20c 19c COFFEE: Maximum Vacuum Packed,Ib. TEA: Maximum, Orange Pekoe, Lb. MAYONNAISE: Beet Foodi, 16 os. jar BUTTER: First Crade Highway, 2 Ibi. CORN PUKES: Kelloff'i, Ciant, Pkt. ORANCE JUICE: 16 ex. tin Empress Peanut Butter 13 os. tin 15* EGOS Credo A medium, Dox. Crado A large, Dos. 39c 43c Chateau, lib. 29c 45c 55c 34c 75c 10c 10c Camay Toilet SOAP FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES GRAPEFRUIT 0 0 0 0 0 4 for 10c Grapes: Concord. Grapes: Tokays ~ Bananas 8g"_L Oranges ^ Oranges ,",£ Size Medium __Lb. 5c .3 Ibs. 25c J Ibs. 25c 2 doz. 69c 3 doz: 55c Spinach Celery. Sweet Spuds _ Onions RS?_ AppleS Mclntoih . 3 Ibs. 17c _ 2 Ibs. 15c .4 Ibs. 28c .9 Ibs. 25c 6 Ibs. 25c LEMONS as-Doz. lots only 20c BIG 5 CLEANSER Tin ___„ 5e Brunswick SARDINES Tin _. 5c Brunswick HADDIES Tin He Creamettes 3 pkts. 25e NOODLES Pkt 9c Moxlcali Tamalei SOUP: Campbell's, Vegetable English Tin 10c ASSORTED TOFFEE KC Lb. 25e TOMATO JUICE: Libby's, 1OVi oz. tin 5c INSTANT TAPIOCA 16 oz. pkt. 15c MILK: Cherub, tails 3 tins 25c JELLO: All florors 4 pkts. 25e QUALITY MEATS 20c Cottage Rolhi 90. Freih Cod Fiih: LD* •••••••• »i Pork Knuckle: 1A _ Freih, Ib lUC Smoked Pork Jowli: 10 . Freih Hamburg 9C/» Steak, 2 Ibi. for .. -WC Freih Breakfait OC. Sauiage: 2 Ibi. for LO\* Rump Roait Beef: OA . Rump Roait Veal: OA„ Pot Roasts:tiS.:™ Lb. 15c We Reierve tho Right to Limit Quantltlee ■SAFEWAY STORK LIMITED ■■ For Best Bran Bci king QUAKER BRAN Quaker Bran costs much less tad be- cause it is natural bran, you get that real nut flavour that makes all bran dishes richer and more delidoua. NELSON SOCIAL •tr mis. it j. vigneux • The Sctndintvltn Church wu the icene of one of tbe imirtut Autumn weddingi October 10 it 2 u_n_ wnen Rev. E. Kingsfield, ts- sisted by Rev. Earl E. Lindgren, united ln mtrritge, Sitmt Kristint, eldest diughter of Mr. tnd Mrs. A. Domeij. Nelson, tnd John Wttson Muir, youngest ion of Mr. tnd Mri. T. Muir of New Westminster. Quin- titles of Autumn flowen graced the pretty church. Mrt. Kingsfield played the wedding mtrch tnd Rev. Lindgren ung "O Promise Me" it the signing of the register. The groom wti lupported by J. Jackion of TnU tnd the uiben were the bride'i brothen, Elon tnd Einar Dome!]. The bride, given lc mtrritge by her fither, mide t diinty picture in hir meditevil dress of white sttln. Her lovely tulle veil wu worn halo fuhion over her train caught with liliet of the villey. Her bouquet wu composed of Sweetheart rotes tnd fern. The bride wu ittended by Miu Rosemary Newton u her flower girl, who wu dtlnty ln her yellow, silk floor- length frock, her dolli hit ind cirrylng i buket of tiny yellow mumi, tnd the bride'i veil. Her mt* tron of honor wu her lister, Mn. C. G. Leggett, who chose t miuve iheer with matching doll hit The two bride'i maids, Miu Ninni Hoi- r* t tnd Mlu Margery Jorgenson, chose iheer romtnce pink tnd dulce blue floor-length dressei ind doll hiti. All three bouqueti were composed of mtuve tnd pink uteri. Ibe gifts to tht bridtemiidi, mt- tron of honor ind flower girl were dainty gold croises, while the ush- en received tie pini, tnd the beit mtn s illver cigtretie lighter. The groom'i gift to hii bride wu s handsome silver tnd cut glue row bowl, while the brlde'i gift to the groom wu a pen ind pencil iet After the ceremony t reception wti held it the Star Cafe, where the mothen ot both partlei usiited ln receiving. The tout to the bride wu propoied by Rev. ti Kinpfleld, the groom replying. The T>nde'i mother chose e black crepe btck satin dreu with rose trimmingsi and wort a contge of roie gladioli, while the groom's mother donned t blick lilk crepe dreu with satin trlmmlngi md were s contge of red glidioll. Centering the Uble wu the three-tiered wedding cike on a illver tray. It wu topped by s bridil trch, lily of the villey end minitture wedding belli. The honeymoon will be ipent in Vtncouver and pointt South tnd on their return sir. and Mn. Muir will reiide in Trtll. While twty they will ilio vilit ln SeatUe, the brlde'i relativei, Mr. and Mrs. M. Urich, For travelling, Mn.. Muir wore t freen 'Taffeta with rust coit tnd rown tcceuorlei. Guesti were Mr. tnd Mri. A. Domeij, Mr. and Mn. T. Muir of New Weitminiter, Rev. and Mn. C. Kingsfield, Rev. md Mn. Earl E. Lindgren, Elof Domel], Elon Domei], Eintr Domei], 3. Jackion ot TrtU; Mr. tnd Mri. C. G. Leggett, Mr. tnd Mn. C. Jorgenson, Miu N. Holquiit ot Trtll; Miu M. Jorgenson, Mri. K. Petenon, Mr. tnd Mn. C Leggett; Mr. and Mn. E. O. Hammer, Mr, and Mrs. F. Newton, Min Rita Weatherhetd, Mrs. E. Nordman, Miss Rosemary Newton, Mln M. Thompson, Mn. Sterling, Manuel Jorgenson, Etrl Jorgenton, Mr. and Mri. A. Muir, Mr. and Mn. X. Muir of New Wutmlniter, Mr*. C. H- Spencer, St Louis; Hr. tnd Mn. J. -timber, Mr. tnd Mn. W. Tuft Ctlgtry, Mr. tnd Mr. a OUison, Ctnti Flits; Mr. tnd Mrs. H. Lidgren, H. Lidgren, M Tengetdtl, Mrs. J. Lindgren, Dr. tnd Mrs. A. McNeil of Shaunavon, Suk.; Mr. tnd Mrs. T. Dermon of Indiin Hetd, Suk.; Miu P. Campbell, Admirtl, Suk.; Mr. tnd Mri. Hess, Vtncouver; Mr. md Mn. M. Urich, of Snohomish, Mr. md Mn. W. Dick ot Trtll; Mr. tnd Mrs. J. CampbeU of Trail ud Mr. md Mn. A. Brodie of Oakland. •» . • Mn. A. R. McDonild ot Crmbrook ipent yesterday in Uie city. e Mr* T. E. Levttteur, Silica Street, hu returned trom a few dayi ipent in Spokme. e John Thom, Baker Street, hid u guut hli iliter, Mn. E. C. Hiy, who returned to tbe Cout yeiterday atter a few dayi in Nelion. e J. B. White, mining mm of Spoktne, viilted Nelion yuterdiy. • Mr. and Mr* L. H. Choquette. Latimer Street motored to TrtU md Roultnd yeiterday. •" Mr. md Mn. SUnley Hill, 411 Robion Street htve returned from Sheep Creek, where they were gueiti of Mr. md Mr* J. Lodder for a few dtyi. • G. G. Clyde ot Robion wu t gueit ot hii brother-ln-liw md lister, Mr. md Mn. J. M. Armstrong, SUver King Read. • Mn. K. McLeod ot Edgewood li a city visitor. e Ptul Bourgeois ot the Kootenty Belle Mine it a city viiitor. e T. A. Milli md grmdion, Bevan Johnion, of Willow Point were Nelion ihoppen yeiterdiy. e Mn. Eric Paterion oi Kulo viiited Nelion yesterday. e Mr* J. F. Dontldson ot Stlmo wu in town yetterdty. e Arthur Laku, M.E_ who spent the weekend with hii ftmily in Spokme, vliited town yesterday en route to the Slocin district He wu tccompmied from Spokme by Mn. George Johnitone, who ipent the weekend viiiting her daughter, Mr* Likes. e A very pretty Fill wedding took pltce at tbe Catholic church HOUSE FROCKS "milt", "Udy Vmcouver". "Vmcouver Mild" gutrinteed tun md tub tut The Gingham Shoppe Phone S93 Opp. Dally News -^wA/r_^ Specials Friday and Saturday Oct. 13th and 14th - BUTTER SSJiSf ■«- --. * "»• 75c CHICKEN HADDIE: 2 tins ......... 29* CORN FLAKES: Quaker. 3 pkti. for............ 25* ROLLED OATS: Quaker, 6 Ib. uck .....'........ 32* CORN STARCH: Pkt. 11* KETCHUP: Aylmer, bottle 17* FLOUR fiSteS* 98'! $_U25 FLOUR Mr'hold' 4?s $1-75 *' Plui 2te ptr 100 Ibt. on Country Orden . HALIBUT OIL CAPSULES: 50 for 65* ECCS: Crade A pulleti, doi. 35* CREEN CUT BEANS: 20 oi. tin, 2 for 27* BEANS: Lima Imported, 2 Ibi. for 27* BROOMS: Real good quality, eaeh .... .39* MILK Tails. Ptelfie .3 tins lor 25c SOAP: P. and C, < cakei for .,.,. 27* OXYDOL: Large, pkt. 23* WAX: Poliflor, tin 43* PEPPER: Black, bulk, Ib. 19* COCOA: Mother'i. 2 Ib. tin 39* LARD: Shamrock, 2 Ibi. for.... 29* SODAS tf Hendy ox. . BOX38C HONEY CRAHAM WAFERS: Pkt. 20* PEPPERMINT CHEWS: Lowney'a, pkt. 10* PEANUT BUTTER: McColl'i, 4*i,(tln ........... 45* Fresh Fruit and Vegetables SWEET POTATOES: 3 Ibi. for................. 22* TOMATOES: Chojco quality, 4 Ibt. for 19* SPINACH: Local, 3 Ibi. for 19* TURNIPS: Koiiancie, 8 Ibi. * 19* LETTUCE: Head •»■•••.....w...««•*.«..... *■* CELERY: Freih, lb. 7* ORANCES: Good ilio, 2 doi. for 49* GRAPEFRUIT: Large, 6 for 25* PHONE 707 FREE DELIVERY eawwawewwawaeiiaeiwieweaiee SKIRTS GORED AND PLEATED Ja-Jiion. JbtiL Shop. US'Btker St Nelion, B.C. *S&SSSS&S$S&&*Sl$SSSSSi$SSSX»&- ^^s_MS_^aa*_*_&_^jM0_. AFTER THE SHOW Enjoy e Snick With Your Frltnd at tht GOLDEN GATE CAFE in Bellevue, Alta- Thursdiy morning, October I, at 10:30 o'clock, when Rev. Father O'Dty united in mirritge Lent, second diughter of Mr. ud Mri. P. Grouo, md Ctrl Arcure, eldest ion of Mn. B. Arcure md the Ute Bernard Arcuri of Nelion. Given in mtrrlige br her father, the bride looked lovely in a white tatin dreu mtde ln princeu llnet. Her floor length veil of illk net In Juliet ityle, wu held in place by a wreath of ormge blossoms. She ctrried a bouquet of Sweetheart roses tod Maiden Hair fern. Her bridesmaid wu Mits Amelia Fidentto, who wore a blue taffeta drew md blue hat She carried a bouquet of vari-colored uteri. The groom wu lupported by Anthony Coitenio. A reception wm held at the home ot the bride'i ptrenti, where a large number of guesti were preient A four-tiered wedding cike centred the bride'i table. A tout to the bride wu proposed by Rev. Ftther O'Dty. Liter they left for a honeymoon to tbe United Stttei. The bride traveling in a wine crepe dreu with a top coit ot dirk grty and acceuoriei to mttch. On their return Mr. tnd Mn. Arcure will reside in Nelion. e Mn. R. A. Yeld ot Edgewood ii a city visitor. • W. T. Nelson ot Calgary wu a guest of bis liiter, Miu Audrey Nelson, Silver King Roid. e W. G. Norrie-Loewenthtl. ME, of Vmcouver hti arrived in Johmneiburg, South Africi, where he wu cilled through the lerioui illness of hli sister. e J. B. Fletcher ot Alniworth Visited Nelson Wednudiy. e W. J. Stevenion of Hirrop ipent yesterday in town. e Miu Jessie McKinnon hu left for Brandon, Mm., to viilt reit. tivei. e Rev. Armitage of the United Church, Creiton, vliited town yeiterdiy. He wu a guett of Mr. md Mn. C. B. Huyck, Victoria Street. e Mn. Herbert Hirrop tnd her fither, Mr. Ortvei, left yeiterdiy morning by motor for Winnipeg. e O. B. Allen, Vmcouver Jewel* ■ PKMM MVI ttt*r.%¥.vs.'>v.v,vv,%v._t%unm^ %UO WnbhSmUaL $1.95 To keep you dry and gay on a rainy day. Smart new oil silks and rayons in prints and solid colors. Fancy handles. Other prices to $3.95. Phone 300 ' Btker St ler, and hli ion, were ln town yuterdiy en route to the Reno Mine, e Hon. Mrt. R. A. Scott-Lauder ud her dtugher, Mlu Join Scott. Uuder of Queen'i Biy viilted Nel* ion Wednudiy. KINGS SOMBORNE, Engltnd,- (CP).—South Hampihire firmtrei Erovlded a treat for wir-worrled ondonen with m unexpected crop of very lite itrtwberrlei ihipped in the tint diyi ot the war. —— The October == Brick of the Month ■ : ■ t . . , ■ Jhn C-mha-SMdoh. WITH THE "BIG THREE" IN FLAVORS ' • MAPLE WALNUT • CHERRY • CHOCOLATE • OJ» AT YOUR PALM DIALER LOK. Slightly higher tt tome country pointi. PALM DAIRIES LIMITED EAGLI BLOCK IAKERST. COMPANY "The Houie of Furniture Stylei" mm LEEW PHONE 115 NELSON, I. C. y6t/« CUARANUE 1 s—l fssBt as* I— Ifrissr-lr suk s_* to Ito isusassss*. KAMI trrisv Here ie the Mett Important Fict W mmmmt-** ■ iboit Mettretfet??.- ^ All Othtr TettlntMMtMlt Ars Trlfltef m% CMMtpmrlsMmt There are (tee typu of modern ma ttrettesr—Inner-tprlng and OuUr-iprlng—etch having advantagae tbat ean be captained to yeu by your dealer — without prejudioa. Tha right to make both typei b ihutd by over three thouiand bedding manuficturert ln North America, many of whom do make the too type*. Yet. of all Outer-cpring mattreuu In uie throughout the eon* tlncnts over 90% ere Spring-Air! ••"■'. WMYt >V; **'"'■''''-.' .' s' Becauie the recordi made by sill competing ipring unite ln thla direct, out-tn-the-open compartion, thow the unquestioned tuperiority of Spring-Air*! guaranteed Karr Spring Unlti ImporUnt u It il that the vital ipring element in an Outer-spring nsattrew be right, it It even snore imporUnt in the Inner-tprtag typo whet* the ipring unit It buried Iniide end hidden from inspection. Every Spring-Air Mtttreu—Inner-spring or Outer-spring—conUlna tho genuine Karr Spring Unit, fully guaranteed to you ia writing. The 6nly wey to get thle guarantee ia to Insist on buying a mattreee with the Spring-Air label. Priced from $29.50 to $45.00 TRADE IN TOUR OLD FURNITURE Tour Dollars Buy More at Our Store ^■-^r»»'^fr;..y:;»,^^^ PASS SIX Jtom Satlij JfetM btabUahed AprU a, 1901. Britiih Colunbia't Moit lnttrttting Ntwtpaptr Publiihed every morning except Sundiy by the NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED, -68 Biker Street NeUon. Britiih Columbia. Phone 144. Private Exchange Connecting All Departmenti. MEMBER OF THE CANADIAN PRESS AND THE AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1939. . HAPPY FOR A FEW HOURS ' Berlin must have been deliriously happy for • few self-deluded hours Wednesday, when two of the moat im- : probable reporta possible to conceive vied for acceptance by the credulous burghers. Collapse of the British war participation, signified by throwing out of the Chamberlain Government, and by the abdication of King George, must have seemed almost too good to be true—though the German people seem to be confident of an early end to hostilities—and too good to be true, it was. Those who did not have the pleasure of meeting thia rumor, were entranced with another almost u good—-a report that the Nazi Government had collapsed and been ; thrown out. Let us hope that not too many honest Germans " betrayed themselves in the hearing of the Gestapo, while ; under the erroneous belief that Hitleriem had passed. Germany will certainly reject Nazism some day—a disillusioned Germany dealing with a discredited Nazism—but prob- ably Nazism has got to take a beating first. I Think of those palpitating Germans who had both rumors to choose from, and believed both! A Britain tamed, a Germany self-liberated! I Too bad that both dreams had to be dispelled. But Dr. Goebbels, propaganda chief, courageously told the Nation the truth—as he saw it—and invited the German people ijo believe that the wicked British started both rumors. This illustrates about as well as anything what haa "happened, the degree of reliance to be placed on the German announcements to the World. Alleged British bombing of •the Athenia I British assassination of the Rumanian "Premier, though the cars of the Nazi Iron Guards ringed his car with fire! The British Intelligence Service invent- . ing the abdication of the British Sovereign to mislead -trusting Germans! But then, the Hitlerian theory, as frankly avowed in I "Mein Kampf," is that any lie will be believed if reiterated often enough. 5ERIAL STORY . . . >HANTOM RANCH By OREN ARNOLD CHAPTER FORTY-Tf-KEE ' Shot knew he would have a tremendous Job of icmbbing poti and pans ifter supper there in Escobar's cimp, ind mould remiln free of bonds. But after thit he likely would be tied and locked In again. Thit'i my moment to icrim." be decided. "Ill mike a run for it lomehow." Hi still had hii concealed butcher kniit. He itill mintged to keep his ue near et hind. He had spotted a long dagger-like meat skewer which would be a fine weapon, too. Probably he would hive to crick a cook'! skull with Out it the crucial moment ' Only thing thit worried him w*i lick of i horse. The remuda, be noticed, had many.a fine hone tn it Probably moit of them were itolen, but yonder a couple of hundred yirdi iwiy were four or five hundred horses. They were kept near the bue ot an-overhanging cliff, a iheer rock wall several "Tiundred feet high. This wrved u part of i natural fence and kept the horses near the soldiers so that iny other ambitious thieves, or, siy, my federal soldiers, could not take the herd without having i fight right •t their bands. It wu i smart move on Escobar's pirt thus to guard his most valuable possessions—his cav- ilry horses; the "army's" whole career depended on horse flesh, Shot knew. Well he would bide his time until the Summer, twilight became full darkness if possible, then he would have i chanpe to escape on foot. He could itoop low ind run, darting behind rocki and ihrubs. There were lentries out, of course, but they would not shoot so accurately in the dark. He'd have a chance. He'd run like a deer, circle back and try to locale Lorena on the hill-top whence she had sent up her smoke ■ignal. Maybe ihe even had some of the Phantom men up there. The thought thrilled him! He'd give 10 years of his life to have his own picked riders at hand now to burst into Escobar's wrap.-But no, No, that would be foolish. Anyway, he had to stop such conjecture, or he might not hive any yean left. He would have to maneuver to escape on his own, without help. He was prepared to try it, and doubtless would have tried, but consternation suddenly struck Escobar's men and an opportunity faced Shot Rogers from an unexpected source. His first knowledge of it came when a horse streamed. A horse screams In terror ln a very definite way. It ii not e whinny, nor i playful squeal. It ia a nerve-tingling sound that alarms men as well as other horses them- "Selves. Knowing horses thoroughly, Shot looked at once at Escobar's herd. "EEE-e-e-e-e-e-e • 11 — i—er I The icreamlng had suddenly become a chorus. Horses were plunging. Animal bodiu were striking each other. A man shouted, then mother. "HOAH! "LOS CABALOSI" Luis Escobir yelled, running from his headquarters tent "QUIEN ES! HO! PRONTO!" • In scircely 30 seconds the icreiming hid become a frenzy. Shot could heir people running everywhere, men calling, shouting, yelling orders. A roaring of hoof! added to the crescendo now. Noise of shatter- ing planks were heard—something had itruck the light fence erected there. Somebody yelled thit a tent tnt down. Two men were ihriek- uix in pain. Quite unconsciously Shot Rogers hid itarted running with iH the other men towird the remudi. IA i moment he found himself out of the light of campfire. The night now was ilmost full dirk, uve ior starlight. He had run in the course taken by Lull Escobir himielf — had Just run, run from an instinctive urge of duty to help itop thf stampeding horses, u my ranch mm would hive run. But ill at once Shot halted. "My god-oh, my lordy!" he murmured. Hli chance hid come. He turned ibout and itarted running in the oppoilte direction. Almost Immediately a mau of frenzied horses cut across his trill. Shot groaned ln futility—If he could but citch one, if be eould only hive hli hinds on a lariat rope! "Where is the bugl*r?" Luis Escobir wu rotring in Spanish. "Csll out the men. Blow assembly. Assembly, you fooll Where ire you? ... Spread out everybody-ind try to get them turning! Turning in a circle! Stop that shooting!" • Shot could hear Escobir'i voice ibove the wild melee. More horses were plunging from his right now, so Shot leaped on 1 convenient rock, then up to another some eight or ten feet high for pure self protection. Even in the darkness he could iee four or five meis who were leu fortumte. They were knocked down, horribly trimpled, and, of course, horribly mingled by the stampeding hoofs. The more the animals plunged and reared and screamed, the more frightened they becime. It was a terrifying icene, and shot could see the whole mtd- dening force of it. Horses seemed to be running In every direction it once. A group o* them plunged right into the long avenue of tents that had been there '.n miliary array, stripping and tearing down (he canvai without i halt several struck cota, ropu or other obstructions ind iomersiult- ed—thump md groan, roll md kick md scream, ind up ind on igain. Shot moved from one edge of hii rock to the dther. It wu a boulder the size of an automobile, ifford- Ing him precious lafety at the moment and a grand spectator'! view; but he was striving now for a chance to leap down and escape with the stampeding animals. Surely here was the break he needed! And yet he couldn't take advantage ot It beciuie the hones themselves hemmed him in, a milling sea ot animals irtuhd him. Never ln all hli life hid he been io clou to io much confusion, not the leut ot which now wu the shrieking wounded and terribly frightened Mexican men. When Shot finally leaped, he Wt running. He saw ad opening In the melee md darted through it. From somewhere, though, a rope wu snaking by. Ciught probibly in flying hoofa, a tent rope, or a lasso. It caught Shot's high boot heel and tripped him. The young American itruck the ground with in "Uhn-n-n-n-nl" md liy there in the dirt ind dirkneu uveril ucondi, itunned, betore he could regain hli feet and start running again Hi heard Luis Escobir ihouting, ind for no known relson he iwerv- ed toward thit worthy. "LOS CABAiLO-0-O-O-O-OSl HEY-HCT--YO-0-0!" Escobir'i orden were unintelligible now, ii contused ind futile u the horses' plunging. Most oi the animals had trimpled end leiped ■nd galloped on ao thit the cimp irei wis free of therh ind lave tor tbe several dead or wounded men NILSON DAILY NEWS. NELSON. B C-FRIDAY MORNINO. OCT. It •m CHARM OF THE GAME MUCH OF THB Joy In bridge comu from Ita uncertainty. No matter how ably you and your partner may perform, tn bidding or play, tbe fata of a lot of handa wfll depend upon factors which are completely beyond your eon* trot Many a eoundly hid contract would be beaten tf your opponenta awapped handa, and many an un- aouad one would be made If tbe ume thing were done. ♦ AQT1 »KT4 45 4 S VQ»5t eye a 41 la ♦ K10 8 MA.it ♦ K10 ♦ AQ10ST (Sealer: North. North-South' vulnerable.) Ibla deal got Ud to either S-No Trumpa or T-No Trumpa at all tablu ot a duplicate game. Some declarer! took all the tricka and othen loit one trick. It reiulted bt a whole ierlu ot poet-mortemi, which Dnally brought out the fact . *AQ5 ♦ *■»« flOSS ♦ J783 AK5J /*>. $ **■ Sheperd Barclay Tells How to Bid and Play that during one of thim the Eaat- Wut handi got switched. When- the dub K wu ln the laat a grand ilam wu Miy, and whan tt, wu not lt wu Impoealble. Many klndi ot bidding occurred on It one of the moit popular Msjuencu being: North 1-Spade, South 8-Clube, North S-No Trumpa, South 4-No Trumpa (Blackwood), North B-Hearta, South 8-No Trumpi, North 6-DlsV monda and South 7-No Trumpa. $AB loess :QSB Q10S1 ♦ KQJdpjr-l ♦«>** VA4 W ki ♦AK10 ♦js« r s i VJtST ♦ «« *AJ»TS Neither rm (Dealer: South, vulnerable.) Eaat having rebld dlamondi,! why ihould South not double SA Spadu, even though the bidding*! lounded very weak? ■"•WrlbutH by Xlag Futune Bj_ X__ Jet Safirfif*-- Saks. Excerpta from the & C Gov. ernment Motor-Vehicle Drlver'i Manual ^Xm-mmaXm-m. DmUm-imim WARNING DEVICES Muit every motor-vehicle be equipped with luitable horn, bell, or wirnlng device ln good working order? Ana.—Yei. Whit li the minimum dlitance the sound from the born, bell, or warning device must be audible under normil condition!? An!.—208 feet May i ilren horn be carried or used on iny motor-vehicle, other thtn police or tire motor-vehlclu Or imbutancu* Ani.-No. Ii U permluible to carry or uie en eny motor-vehicle my exhaust compression, or spark-plug whistle? Ani.—No. It li permissible to uu a horn, bell, or warning device except ai a reuonable warning? Ans.—No. Must every motor.vehlcle be equipped with an exhauit muffler? Ani.—Yei. • Miy bn exhaust muffler be cut out or disconnected while the motor- vehicle li being operated on any highwiy? Ani.-N •No. $ttsxxs~>ra'xscasiii&iS!.ws&rS: jjlC-L yOJLVlmlmjg. ONI-MINUTI TIST 1. Which nervoui Impulse travail tuter, lound or feeling? 2. Who wu Joaquin MIllerT t. Whit two pruldenta of Ihe United Statu were awarded the Nobel peice prize? WORDS OF WISDOM A king ruleth u he ought a tyrant is ha lists, a king to the profit of ill, i tyrant only to pleue a few.—Artatotle. HINTS ON ETIQUETTE Don't "ride" a perion too bird either ln prlvite or public. It ii the sympathetic, understanding ind well-minnered perion who knows when his or her teasing pesses the good-natured itage and may hurt a companion. "■i ' " a> TODAY'S HOROSCOPI If your i birthdiy li today, look for help from an elder ln the year now itarting. You alio will gain through a young penon. On the whole, the yur will be moderately favorable to you. An iffectionite and loving disposition will be possessed by the child born on this date. A tendincy to moodiness md pesiimilfti, md to worry needlessly ihould be combined. ONI-MINUTI TIST AN8WIRS 1. Feeling. I. An Amerlcm poet 3. Theodore Rooievelt and Wood- row Wilson. *• ; BENTLEY, England (CP)— Lord Somen, Deputy Chief Scout his uked thit ill EnglUh Boy Scouts wur uniform during the wer. He hu ippeiled to employer! to permit the uniform ln officu, u the orgmiution hu a program ot national lervice. the loldlen were In frantic pursuit Escobir, tha general, wu ilmost hystericil, dirting here end there, wiving irmi and ihouting homely. Shot heard him. then uw him, md itopped dud ln hii tricks. Escobir wu nAt 20 feet ewiy. And he wu ilone, on foot Miraculously he hid not been Injured by the stampeding herd. Shot could still see hit sword iwing foolishly it hli ilde. Swinging foolishly now. ■nd yet It wu i genuine iword. Shot remembered thtt a sword wis a welpon. Alio that Lull Escobar hid cauied him and the folk he loved untold trouble of late. That Luis Escobir wu a tritorous soldier, Ao more thin a bandit whom the Mexlcm Government Itself hid ciuse to feer. Alio thit three ol hU thieves once had kidnapped Lo* rem Himllton. Impulsively young Shot Rogen mide up hit mind. He wu in a terrible hurry to escape, now thit opportunity hid presented, but herl tr hind wu lomething even more tempting. (To Be Continued) . ___ WAR-25 Years Ago Today OCT. 13,1914.—Germain ciptured Lille md Hizebrouck In Northern France, and Ypres ln Belgium. Tix cf $100,000,000 levied son Brussels by Germins. Belglin uit of government withdrawn from Oatend to Le Hivre, Frince. Lt.-Col. S. O. Mirlta led Boer revolt in Cape Colony. South Africa. 11 Questions ?? ANSWERS Thli column of quutloni ud iniwen Is open to iny ruder of the Nelion Dtlly Newi. In no cise will the name of the penon uking thi quutlon be pu'illihed. H.A, Jiffrty-Dld Brahm*i write the Hungtrttn Rhapsody No. 2, ud if not who did? Fnni Llut eompoeed Hungarian Rhipsody No. 2. B.I.B- Bonnington — Could you pleue teU me what a Dual citizen of America ii? We nave not beard of a dual citizen, unleu you refer to cuu of disputed citizenship. Ait, Nelion—Where dou the beit glove leither come from? Somaliland. F.T. Cruton—How large ara the different province! in iquare mllu? Prince Edward blind, 2,184 iqmre mllu; Nova Scotia 21,4-8, New Brunswick, 27,988; -.Quebec, 708334; Ontario, 407,282; Manitoba, 331,832; Saskatchewan. 381,700; Alberta, 255,2.6; British Columbia, 358,898; Yukon, 207,078. O.T, Cnnbrook—Cm you tell me how to cleuyn oil piloting? To dim u oil painting take it out ot lta frame, lir a piece of doth, moistened with rain witer, on It and luve lt tor a while to take up the dirt trom the picture. Several appllutloni may be necei- ury to secure a perfect reiult Then wipe the picture very gently with tuft of cotton wool dampened ure Unseed oil a tuft of cotton wool dampened with absolutely ,_ Gold frame miy be cleaned wltb a freshly cut onion; It should be wiped with a lott iponge wetted with nln witer, a few houn after the application ot the onion, md muit ffnally.be wiped with a eoft doth. Valuable pilntlngi ihould be taken to m expert u clunlng and restoring requiru ipeclal knowledge ana dimige li likely to reiult from Inexperienced handling. CA, Procter-Will you pluu toll Looking Backward.:;. TEN YEARS AGO From Daily Newi of Oct 18, 1928 J. McLeod hu been named a Thrumi school trustee.—Gordon Bowker of Mirror Lake ll i Nelson visitor.—Students it all five Nelson ichooli ire heiring tire prevention ledum thii week.—Four degreei of frost were recorded In Nelson yei- terday.*-Mn. Cune has been elected President ot the Boswell-Sancs Women'i Institute ud Mrs. Wallace Secretiry-Treuurer. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AOO From DiUy Newi of Oct 13, 111 Dr. F. W. Weibrook, Preildent of the New British Columbil Unlver- lity, ind Dr. J. Klinck, Dean of the Faculty ot the Unlvenity, will be Nelion visitors this week.—Nine loti ln the Rosemont Subdivision of the City hive been iold by McQuarrle and Robertion during tbe put tew weeks.—W. McPherson, Lu Steel md Frank O'Genskl nave left tor 10 days hunting ln the vicinity ot Port Hill, Idaho.- . , FORTY YEARS AOO From DaUy Miner of Oct 13.1899 The booming community of Pheo- nix now bouti a newipipir.— Frank Beer yuterday purcbued lota 11 md 12. Block 8 on the corner ot Victoria md Cedar Street! from R. S. Baker.—The Gu Compiny hu 30 men living malm, pushing the work ihead as quickly as possible. They hive finished Stanley Street gmmttmjpmeifyttim-^^ On. JhsL. CLvl iestxs*sii»sss$mi _ttt9mtt*m*t--*Mtt» FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13,1939 CKLN AND CBC PROGRAMMES MORNING 7:00__O Canida 7:0S-Sleepyhud Club (CKLN) 8:00—The News 8:15—Singers and Songs 8:30—Good Morning Matinee 9:00—The Billadeer 9:18—The Southernalrei 9:30—B. C. Radio School, Engliih 10:00—The Happy Gang 10:30—Kootenay Lake General Hoipital Programme 11:00—Morning Bulletin Board ll:30-Rhythm School AFTERNOON • 12:00—Luncheon Muilc 12:15--Mania Bloom'! BWod ' ' " 12:30-Matlnee Melodiu 1:00-The Newi 1:15—Petite Muslcale 1:30—Pictures in Song 1:45-BBC Newi 2:15--Tango Time 2:30—Virginia Ftlr Entertain! 2:45—Closing Stock Quotation! 3:0O-Flre Prevention Week 3:15—Les Brown's Orchutra 3;4*>—Crawford Ensemble 4:00—It'a Rhythm Time ' 4:30—To be announced 4:48—Low's Cartoons in Canada- Talk ' B:0O-Miss Trent'i Children 8:30— Momenta of Melody EVENINC 8:00-Dilly Dlve'rtisement (CKLN) 8:30-Populir Melodlei (CKLN) 8:48-The Wfl parade (CKLfi) 7:00—Songi df the Empire' 7:30-Senior- High- Programme (CKLN) 8:00-The New! 8:15—Starduit •••••• 8:30-Woodhou*e and HtwkWi. . . 8:00-Wilf Carter 9:30—Remember When 10:00-Charlie Barnetfi Otch. 10:30—Orrin Tucker"! Ambuudor Hotel Orchutra ll:0O-The Newi 11:15—Rainbow Trio Il:30—GOD SAVE THE KINO CJAT-TRAIL MORNINC 7:00—Breakfast Club 7:43-01d Timer 8:15—March Time 8:30—Programme Reiume 10:45—Colville Roundup Il:30-On With tbe Danca AFTERNOON l:15-Vir!etlei 1:30—Muiic Graphi 3:15—Women'i Journal 3:30—Ttntallilng Rhythmi 3:45—Rhythm and Romance 4:30—Theitre Newi 4:45-Concert Muile 5:30—Dinner Muilc 5:45-Heidllnu tn Sport EVENING 7:00—The Lone Ringer 8:15-Llght Up ud Liiten 11:30—Sign Otf Other Period—C. B. C. Programmes U.S. NETS'best; 8:00-Prof, Quia with Bob Trout (CBS) 8:S0-F!rst Nighter, drama (CBS) 7:00-Gnnd Central Station (CBS) 7:30-Hortce Heidt'i Orch. (NBC- ■ Blue) 8:00—Fred Wiring ln Pleuure Time (NBC-Red) 10:00—Dtnce Orcheitra (MBS* 11:00—Ptstdena Civic Auditorium (MBS) ^//RADIO'S 1340 SENSATION OF DRAMA 1*7 \Asi-W MStoM andm ltttris-*-'' •j/tdt****"*' St.rt»«*6 ,0.jo •••*■• toHcqL CKLN—Nelson-1420 kc ___ I", i !!"■• aeaneeeem ISS. I lain a min i aa* me bow to get rid ot toaditooli ta a gtrdenf Toaditooli uiuilly Indicate that tbe soil is too add. They tometimu •ppetr atter a very rainy leuon ud dluppeu again u won u dry weither comes. The meet effective remedy ii liming the MiL Inquirer, Nelion—Regirdlng your question: "Are there any other match block factoriu ln Cinidi?" The aniwer ihould be "W. W. Powell Co- Ltd, li the only match block manufacturer In Canada." Case Against Film Company Dismissed LONDON, Oct 12 (CP Cable).- The Judlcil Committee ot tbe Privy Council todiy diimlued the ippetl of Francii Day md Hunter Limited, muilc publisher!, trom a decliion of the Ontario courta In fivor of the Twentieth Century Fox Corporation ud othen in u action iriiing from u illeged infringement of copyright Cost! were liked igiinit the appellint ROUND NOSE CHARCED WITH WIFE'S MURDER . CARDSTON, Alta. Oct. 13 (CP). —Round Nou, well to do Indlm firmer, hu been chirged with murder following the duth ot hli wife recently it the Indlm Hoipital hire. Round Now had been held to tail at Lethbridge on a minor chirge pending the lnqueat held yuterdty. The verdict wu thtt the womu died it the hoipittl Sept. 21, u a ruult of injuries suffered Sept 18 from blow of t blunt Instrument AUNT HET By ROBERT QUILLEN "I try to be polite, but I can't hilp .renin' up when folki won't eit dinner wiU) ui or get up ud luve •o we cm ut" Wisconsin Senator Says Embargo Repeal Might Cripple U. S. Defence WASHINGTON, Oct 13 (AP)- Semtor R. M Lafollette (Prog. - Wii.) told the United Statei senate todiy repeil of the arms embargo u proposed ln the administration neutrality bill, might cripple the Americu defence program. Tbe WlKonsin Suitor, who uiually lupporta Roosevelt legislition, userted complex domutic problems were being "relegated to thi limbo of forgotten things' by whtt he described u a itep towird partial pirticipttion ln the Europeu war. Initead of taking thli itep, be it- gued, the United Statu ihould concentrate lta efforti on building up In thii hemisphere u economy which would provide the stimulus for a tound buiineu recovery. Lafollette userted records of the munitions Investigation committee showed that when the United Statu went Into tbe tint Grett War. it found Iti munltloni plinti tooled to turn out foreign producU thtt the U. S- trmy conildered Inferior to ita own. "Thii experience will most likely be repeited todty it tbe embirgo ii repetlesi," he declared. "Whin we ounelvu need armi, our fictorles will be tooled to produce foreign typu of armi ud munition!. We mty find our plui pluti tooled to make ilrplanu a yur or two old Instead of the most modern type. In short repeil of the irms embargo may meu a crippling of our own national defence program." He uld there were "widespread tpprehenslons that the reasons given by many for the repeal of the embirgo tre not the real reasons." "There are several reasons for thli apprehension," he uld. "The idmlnlstrition'i domutic policies have not bun wholly luccessful. There were miny cauiu tor the partial failure ot the admlniitration domestic program. Some of them were beyond lta control. "Congress had lta share in tbe depression which began again In 1937. But the end the ruult, tor which the voten will generally hold the admlniitration ruponilble, hu not beu wholly luccessful." Lafollette proposed, u a "constructive ilterntUve," thit the United Statu devote iome of ita reiourcei to raising the itandird of living in Latin American countriei "Our financial uslstanee tor this purpou would make pouible u Increued demmd for exporti, Incidentally helping ui to lecure tull employment" he predicted. Discussing the consequences ot Involvement of the United Statu In the Europeu conflict he at* serted tt would kill Democracy here, bring tbout the conicrlptlon ot tabor. In ■ general suspension of civil liberties, ruin the nation'i economy, ud luve the United Statu in the grip of a permanent dictitonhip. "Our patriotic coune U cleir,"" he declared. "It U to stay out of Europe ud the Far Eest, which would drain our blood, our mm* hood, ud our weilth forever. It Is to concentrate on miking Democracy function here ln the lait grut Induitrlil nation which hu • chuce ot miking lt function ia the modern machine world." GREEN REELECTED A.F.L PRESIDENT CINCINNATI Oct 13 (AP). - Wllllim Green wu re-elected pruldent of the Americin Federation of Labor today for the 16th time. Frank Duffy, Indianapolii, u officer of the Cirpenter'i Union, re* signed ii First Vice-President md Wllllim Hutchison, Carpenter'! Union Preiident wu elected hli iuc* ceuor. Roosevelt Peace Plea Dismissed by Labor Congress SKK FRANCISCO, Oct « (KP). -Tht International Congreu for Industrial Orginlutlon convention here dismissed today ln a one-paragraph resolution the recent requeit of Pruldent Rooievelt the C. I. O. •nd Americu Federation of Labor conclude e labor peace. The resolution itated limply that the C. I. O. had m existing negotiating committee, md recommended thii committee "be continued tnd authorized to exercise Its discretion In tny future negotiitioni" wltb the A. F. of L. toward u iccord. The ruolutlon reply to the Prul* dent'i virtual demud tbe A. F. ot L. ud C. I. O. resume negotiation! towird a labor union puce, read: "Ai a lubstltute for the ruelu* Uoni which hive been lubmitted pertaining to tabor unity, this committee wishu to point out that tha C. ". O. hu crutad a negotiating committee with full tuthorlty, con- listing of John L. Lewis, Phillip Murray md Sidney Hlllmtn. We recommend thtt thli negotlitlng committee be continued md tuthor* lied to exercise Its discretion bl any future negotiation-." LIFE INSURANCE lO OJLT-jrlj Despite war conditions, Life Insurance Companies in Canada will continue to honor all policies in accordance with the terms of the Individual contracts. This statement is made in the interests of the Four Million Canadian policy- * holders who look to their Life Insurance for financial safety, and security. The record of Life Insurance in every previous national emergency commands the confidence of every Canadian. It will continue to fulfil all pledges to policyholders and beneficiaries. •■«• * H , .. ■..,'■ j . .,'■■: lin Insurance Guardian of Canadian Homes for over 100 years MK mmm Nn. Oliver Tells of Reglslralion Saturday, Radio Mn. X. I. Oliver, Cenvwer ot the three Wnt Kooteniy ridings for the Voluntary Rejlitrttlon of Cantdltn Women, will ipeak over CKLN Radio Nelion it 1:30 Saturday afternoon, telling llitenen of plant for tht rerfitrttion which begini next week. Her meiuge will be delivered mainly to convener! at district pointi. Convener! for lt more dlitrict pointi iccepted ippointmenti by Thursdiy. They were Mn. Smith Curwen, Ymlr; Mn. Edith Lund, Salmo; Mn. John Teir, Koeebery; Mn. W. E. Line, Alniworth; Mn. Soy MicGregor, Cnwford Bty; Mn. John Keen, Kulo: Mn. Gladys Cummingi, Boiwell; Mlu Eleanor Bltir, Canyon; Mn. M A. Johnion. Burton; Mn. Joieph Speakman, Cutlegar; Miu E. Colliion, Bilfour; •nd Mri. R. W. Chtmben, Thrumi •nd Ttrry'i. Warfield Tenants of (JUS. Homes Must Ad by 31st. TRAIL, B. C, Oct—Optlen te purchue the ruidencet owned by the Coniolidited Mining sti Smelting Compiny ot Canada, muit be exercised by the tentnti it Wirfleld on or Defore October 31, C W. Guillaume, supervisor ot Induitrlil relitioni, uld Wedneidiy nlgbt Clarifying the poiition of reildenti of the lubdivision, where ISO housei were built lut year, Mr. Guillaume assured e gtthering of Wirfleld Community Leigue that. u In the put, they "would not find the compiny unreaaonable in regtrd to details of the trrangemente," . Ai etch reildent exerciied hii 2)tion the compiny would take a nt mortgage tor the coit of the house and lot, leu hli equity therein, Mr. Guilliumt uid. Provision rill be made to make rymenti monthly, beginning Nov. except in unuiuil clrcumittncet when a month'i grace, to Dee. I nay be extended. , . "A man cannot go on renting." Mr. Guillaume uid ln reply to a queition. "He muit exerciM hit option or vacate." NOW BECOME OWNERS Tou have been tenanti af the company. After you have been given mortgage! you become ownen with an equity ln your homei. It will then be your property in your own ntme." Mr. Gullleume ihowed how tha prcepectlve owner'i equity wai arrived atlt wu tha difference between the price of the pn Sd tbe imount the tenant I certain deduction!. The lubdivision reildenti were reminded thit. like any other houte- holden, they would have to pay water, fire Iniurance and taxu. On lut year'i bull Mr. Guillaume eiti' mated the amount at $5.40 monthly, comprising water, $2.30, taxei, $2.30 end Iniurtnce, 40 centi. ' llili mount would not be deducted from the peyroD, he uld. "When you get to the owner elm you become like tny other owner. There are certain thingi you have to tike care of younelf.. Troop Foot-Ills | ♦ to Be Considered OTTAWA, Oct U (CP)- The Defence Department li comlderlng a propoul for the footprinting of all troopi ao that their ihoe requirement! may be known and foot fault! detected, the Dominion council ot Health wu told todty u it Xnildered the health ilde of Canada- war effort. The queition roie when Mn. Helen D. Smith, L. L. A, Vancouver, aiked lt Defence authoritiei would comlder having new luti made for army footwear. She had heard numeroui complalnti about ill-fitting ihoei. The Defence Department representative uld many of the foot troubles might be Thoie ordinarily experienced by recrulti ai well u elviliani, in breaking in sew footwear. The council agreed wil- Mn. Bmlth'i luggutlon that ihould large icale recruiting be undertaken In Canada, ipecltl badget or other in- tignla be given-thoee prevented Irom enliiting by reuon of tbe useful and euenlal nature of the work they were doing it home. NELSON DAILY NEWS. NELSON. 1.C,-FRIDAY MORNINO. OCT. 11 IUS. Thli idvertlsemint ll not published . or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the Government oi Britiih Columbia. Ulth BATTERY H.C.A., CA.S.F. 7. NELSON. B.C. Dally Ordtr Ne. M by Milor A. E. Dtlgu, M.C. O.C. 111th Fltld Battery, R.C.A Pirt 1. Ordtn for Frldiy, October 1», 1139. DUTIES: ' Orderly officer for the dty, 3_t I M Glllott. Ntxt for duty. J-Lt G. C Wallach. Orderly Sergeant for the day, Sgt OUver, A. D. Next for duty, Sgt. Wood, H. L The Orderly sSergeant will be reiponi* ible for making out the parade itate*. PARADES! Gutrt mounting, 0600 hn. Morning fill in, 0813 hn. Sick pirtde, 0831) hn. Orderly room, 1145 hn. Afternoon ptnde, 13*5 hn. DRESS-Field Service of Drill EXERCISES—Al per lyllibui. Reveille, 0400 hn. Retreit, 1739 bn. Lighti out, 2215 hn. SARRACK DUTY—r lub-iectlon I be duty lub-iectlon for the day. GUARD DUTY! N.C.O. l-e, Bdr. Price, C. & Our- Hughei, C. K. Onr. Thexton, J. A. Gnr. Wilton, T, C. Oat. Blnnlnp, K. Gnr. Leille, W. 0. Gnr. Ogeniki, J. Gnr. Chamben, G. A. M. Parker, Second-Lieutenant, Orderly Officer, for O.C. Battery. 109th FIELD BATTERY R.C.A., C.A.S.F. .... TRAIL, B. C. Battery orden by Meier _<_*.. Taylor, Offioer Commanding. Part I orden fer Friday 13,1939. DUTIES Orderly Officer VU, T. Coatei Next for duty. Lieut A- D. Greenwood Battery orderly, Bdr. R. H. Stin- ton* Next tor duty, Bdr. K. t. Mclreod. Billet orderly, Onr, E. 0. Hall ' Next /or duty. Onr. & T. G. In- Orderly trumpeter, I*ptr. X- W. Next tor duty, Tptr. W. Barter. SENTRIES Gnr. A. Rettle, 0800 hn. 18-10-30 to 1400 hn. .13*10-39. ' .... Gnr. W. E Bdgett, 1400 hn. U-lft* 3t to 1400 hn. 13-10-39. Gnr. C. I Lewli, 2000 hn. 11-10-39 to 0200 hn. 14-10-39. ._, Gnr. 3. ft McKay, 0200 tan. 14- 10-39 to 0800 hn. 14-10-39. Next tor dutar: ii_. Onr. D. D- Somerville, OflOO hii 14-10-39 to 1400 hn. 14-10-39. Gnr. T. Whitby, 1400 hn. 14-10-39 to raOOhn. 14-10-38. * t4_, Onr. A O. MlUer. 2000 hn. 14*10- 30 to 0300 hn. U-10-38. __ - „ Gnr. _ G. ti Robertion, OWO Hn. 18-10-30 to 0800 hn. U-10-39. PARADES 0815 hn.--Auemb.ei at Die Armoury. FaU In. 0630 hn. Kit ftupectlon. Training ai per Mrm, „ _ _,_ . . 1315 hn.—Anemble it Victoria Park. 1800 hn.—1-1 la Tnining at per lyllabui. NOT! All ranki are reminded of ihe change of lyllabui tor thii date. AU ranki. having any of tbe undermentioned clothing and equipment are again reminded to parade in the umt: Cloaki, jtcketi, breechei, putted tnd bandolien. Slacki and iweaten wiU be carried leparately and worn atter the inspection. The Trail Branch No. li, Cana- dlan Legion, B.E.S.L- are holding a Farewell Smoker for the Battery ln the K. P. Hall at 7:30 pan. Friday, the 13th and extend an invitation to every member of the Battery to attend thii Smoker u gueiti of the Legion. A. D. Greenwood, tor O. ti. 100th Field Battery. B-CA, CAST. High Grade Ore Is Shipped From Lower Workings, Tamarac John A Cunningham has. returned from the King SolomonTem* trac Mine at Ymlr where he euper* vised bringing down a imall ihipment of high grade ore whichii being forwirded for treitment The ihipment wu the tint to be made from the lower working! of the property. Some yean ago a large tonnage wai ihipped from No. 1 tunnel Iroquois Safety Due to Germany? BERLIN, Oct 12 (AP). — Authoritative German quarten aaid today they conildered the fact the refugee ihip Iroquoli reiched New York ufely wu "proof that the German navy"! fraterntl ittitude towird America had yielded a 100 per cent tucceu." Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, Command«-ln-Chief o_ the German Navy, had warned the United Statei Government the IroquoU would be iunk. a SPORT NEWS T!> JhSL Wtfdl OVUJL Students Battle Teachers to 0-0 Draw in Soccer Iverybody wu happy after thi 04 toccer gime it the Junior High School groundi Thunday afternoon. Thi Nelson Teachen All-Stan are •till ible to hold up their hetdi in their cltu roomi todiy, while the itudents of the High and Junior High Schooli gained a monl victory ln holding their teachen to a draw. The two teimi battled through the 80 minutes, but not t btU found iti wty put Ted Elliot tnd Doug Chimberliln, goalkeepers for the Students md Tetchen reipectlvely. Robert (Pop) SmUlle handled the whistle. .. Teechen — D. O. Chamberlain, Jack Fleury, Derek Tye, J. A Quayle, A E. Cobus, Floyd Irwin, P. C. Richardi, B. Evini, R. Temple, Gerald Lee, Monte Morley, W. H. Elmes tnd M. J. Latornell. Students - Ted Elliott, Ritchie Smith, Bob Noakes, John Btrwii, Bruce Fraier, BiU Armstrong, Erneit Wilion, Jim Cut, Wtlter Uch- ucz, Bob Morrow md Alcld Desireau. McKenzie Is Head Chapman Hoopers N. P. McKenzie wu placed at the helm of the Chapman Camp Basketball Club when it orginiitd tor the approaching leiton, ii a Club report to the Nelion stttei Dtlly Newi, The Club will again (ally participate in the Eait Kootenay Jiitricl League. PracUeei are to itart immediately. The new executive elected wai Mr. McKenile. Pretldenti Normm Benton, Vlce-Preildent; and W. E. Leaman, Secretary-Treararer. An Entertainment Committee of T. Carlton, Chairman; R. Willis, K. McKenzie and C. McGowan, wai named. Creston Basketball Starts October 27 ORBSTON. B-C—Pee Wee hti* ketball will be tried out at Creiton In connection with 1939-40 Commerciil League acUvitiea Thli wai decided at a meeting of the executive Tueiday night, in charge of Preiident Sid Rogen. At this meet* ing the player*! fee for the uuon wu fixed at $2.50, md the board of referees comlsti of George Crosson, AUan .Speen md Sam IfutuL In the midget section the ige limit wu placed at 18. It it expected Hue- croft-Camp Lliter will have a team, md that there will be three iquadi from town. Whether one or two, or tny, of theie wlU be from HIA School there Is w yet no definite aisurance. , There wiU be the jnen'i senior itctlon ln which four entrlei are mured: Canadian* Imperial Groceteria, High School and Huicroft. Camp LUter. It wiU be up to thii diviiion to absorb ai much as slble of the talent that figured on four Intermediate iquadi In 1938-39. Hope li held out tor four glrli' teami but ln thli lection thlngi are a bit indefinite. Creiton Motori, lut year'i champions, wUl not be entered, nor will Creiton Review, an old itintfby, md three timei chimpion. With a poiilbtllty of two high ichool quintette- md with the Motori md Review talent looie, tlong with tome other likely mtteriil the executive ii confident tour glrli' teami can be got tot The opening will he at vilion, Fridty, October 27, ;ot together._ Tfie Dutchman Start* Things BURNETT LONDON DRY GIN 12oZe 25oze 40 oz. ■««■■■■■■■■■ -JUST THAT MUCH BETTER" This advertisement it not publiihed or dliplayed to the Liquor Control Boird or ky the Gevtrnment of Bfiliih Celttmbli. ark Pa- _ and the entire.Intake wlU be donated to Creston branch of the Canadian Red Crou Society. ODLUM ASSISTS OBTAINING CBC SERVICE NELSON Thinki to Nelson district radio llitenen tor placing CKLN Hadlo. Nelson on the C.B.C network were due largely to Gen. Victor Odium, one of the a C. Governor! on the C.B.C, initrumental in withdrawal of objection! to the inclusion oi CKLN on the network," said E, A. Mann, President of the Nelton Board of Trade, at a Board luncheon at the Hume ^Thursday. The thanki of the Board had been forwarded to General Odium, it wai pointed out, for hli prompt response to the Board'i requeit that C.B.C. lervice be provided via CKLN for Dlitrict llitenen. The Board received a letter from F. F. Payne, PubUiher of the Nelion Dtlly news, expreealng appreciation of iti auistonce ln obtaining CBC sustaining lervice tor CKLN. REMEMBER WHEN? By The Canadian Prate Joe McCarthy, only maa to Major League baieball to win, pennants ln both leaguei, wu given a three-year coptract to manage New York Yankeei three yetn ago today. Salary tor McCarthy, who aever played Major League ball, wai reported at $35,000, a yeer. Since then the Yanki nave won three World Seriei. Duke McDonald . Called by Flyers ST. LOUW, Oct 12 (AP)-ponild (Duke) McDonald, a centre, wai recalled today by St LouU Flytn from Vmcouver Lioni ot the Pe- cific Coait ftockcy League. Coil and Condenser TESTERS Shorty's Repair Shop 714 Btktr St NeUon. B.C Gilbert Rowling Memorial Trophy Is Ready for Trail Ihe Gilbert Rowling Memorial Trophy—tribute to one ot the moit devoted tnd unielflsh iportunen the Watt Kooteniy hu ieen—hu irrived ln Nelion md in t few diyi wiU be tent to TraU where the Warfield Acei, who won the Weit Kootenay men'i wftbaU UUe, wiU keep It tor a year. Thli wu the first waien the newly-posted trophy hu been up for competition, ind on the championship trail, the TraUitee didn't lose a game u they In turn elimlntted Stlmo md Nelion in that order. On teeing the beeutlful trophy, the Immeditte retcUon ot BiU Frtno, Coich of the vinqulihed Nelion outfit wu thit the Laketlden would go tU out to cipturt the prize next year. The trophy, mounted on a large bate, itandi 15 inchei high, and on lt li engraved: "GILBEkT ROWLING MEMORIAL TROPHY—WEST KOOTENAY MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP". SOFTBALL "DUTCH" HADDON It wu a bif lanky six-footer, "Dutch" Hiddon, who gave the New Weitminiter Adanacs their tint leed of the game ln the Royal City Westoeeday night md set them on their way to a three-otralght triumph over St Catharlnu AthleUci tor the Mann Cup. The third period opened with the Adtntci behind a 1-4 ieore.. but two quick goali, with Haddon icoring the lecond, wnt them ahead, md thereafter the YeUowihlrts were never worse off.thm a tie, WESTERN BOXU WINNER TO PlAY IN QUEBEC IN 1940 SEMI-FINALS NIW WESTMINSTER, B. C Oot -1- (CP)- — Quebec will op- poie the Wett it Montrill In tht 1M0 Minn Cup teml-flntlt and tht wlnntr will mttt ntxt year'i Ontario chimploni fer the Ctntditn Iterant ehimplonihlp at a City ytt to be choien. Thit wu decided today it the closing teiilon of the tnnutl meeting of the, Ctntditn Ucroue Auoclition whtn tht dtlegttei adopted In part a reiolutlon by Quebec delegitet. Under tht reta* lutlon it tdopted, the Pruldent of the C l_ A. it glvtn power to decide the venue of the 1040 Minn Cup final*. A prognm tor the promotion, ot Canadim Lacroue wu mapped at todayi' meeting md chmgei ln the constitution wei) adopted which wlU make future Dominion iunior championship participants all-star aggregations. Du MacKenzie ot New Westminster, C I. A life member, brought out a point about the percentage of the net fate which the Montreal Forum would demmd for such a series. Delegates finally decided to award the lemi-flnil leriei to Mon treal, stipulating that the Britiih Co- lumbla winner would travel East playing en route. The ultimate Weitern representative would pity againit the Quebec winner in Montretl md the winner ot thit seriei wUl oppose Onterio ln the Minn Cup finali. The Ontario winner will be declared Eutern representative. The decliion wai made after the Promotion Committee, Including R. Brayley of Montreal, pointed out that Quebec lud not enjoyed a regular CmaUitn Ucroue game with a Weitern representative team since the formation of the Provincial Auoclation in that Province. House B Out to . Preserve Wins, School Sports Undefeated thui far in Nelion Hlfjh School Interhouie FaU iportl ichedule, Houie B boyi and gffli will be given mother teit thli afternoon at the Junior High groundi. The boyi will meet Houie C in a toccer gtme, while the glrli tike on Houie A at loftbtll. i%3 ___-_____——_—---.»__-_-. 1**01 IIVIN Board of Trade Defeats Resolution for National Registration; Ready Back Government any Way, However \ BOXU OFFICERS ARE REELECTED NEW WBTOTdlNSraB, B. C, Oet 11 (CP).—The Ctntdlm Lacroaie Auodttlon today nturned J. A. McConaghy of Vmcouver to the presidency of the auoclition tor mother year md reelected aU other offlcen. Ihe other offlctn include: Hon* ortry Fretidint, Hon. W. A Mie* donild, Vineouvir; Fint-Vice-Pruldent, E. J. Dopp, Toronto; Second Vice-President, tnd E. E. Barnu, Vmcouver. The Secrettry-Treuurer, Jtck Streight of New Westminster, who li appointed by the Pruldent, wu returned to thit poit for mother yur. The executive include! the offlcen of the & L. A and the Pretldenti of Provinciil aisoclationi which are not represented among the offlceri ot the Dominion body. Theie Include the Pruldent of the Provinciil uocitUont of Alberta, Sukatohewan, Manitoba md Que* bee. , Organized Hockey Planned* London; Cup Competition LONDON, Oct U (CP.-Cable)- Desplte blackout!, London wUl have organized hockey thli year. An experimental London Cup competition wu announced today to itart with four teami October 31 md run until December 28. Earl'i Court Rangers, Harringay Racen, Harringay Greyhound! tnd Streatham Lloni wUl form the loop md all Canadlm playen remaining in London are expected to play. Each team is limited to 10 men and at leut four of them muit be Engliih playen. An earlier plm for a combined London md Provincial League wu ■helved- Will Voice Readiness Support Ottawa on War Efforts - TIME NOT RIPE, REGISTRATION Wllllngneu te baok the Federal Qovirnmtnt In tny itept It might ttkt fer tuoetitf.l proiecutlon " ef the new world wtr, but unwll- llngntst to urgt nttiontl registration ef wetlth, Induitry tnd mtn- power at thli tlmt, tnirked diicuuion by tht Ntlion Botrd ef Trade Thurtday ef a ruolutlen coming frem ltt Council. • The reiolutlon, drawn by C. P. McHardy, urgtd thtt Ctntdi'i ruourcu ef wtilth, Induitry and man powir be placed at tha die- postal of the Empire; and that registration of thut ruoureu be undertaken. Ht proposed In dit* ouulon thet the miohlntry ut up te tnumtrata voten for the Kripened federal tltctlon thould employed tor regiitrttion. W. R. Grubbe objected to requeet- ing the Government to initiate regiitrttion bectuit "It would be a tremendoui teak md the Government ilretdy nu a tremendoui tuk on Its handi." "OOINQ TRIPLI FAR* P. H. Ruuell believed "Utt going a trifle far," for it "pneticaUy recommend! conicrlptlon." ThU wu "t depirture trom our democratic form of government" He tugguted tome icheme ihould be Initiated for manhalllng aU the ruourcu ot the Dominion; tnd thtt Initead of recommending that registration be undertaken, the Board ahould urge the Government "to prepare the machinery." . . "The Government Is doing aU lt can." auerted W. a Bimtord. "After a while theyll probably want all the wealth and all tbe men in the country. When that time comu theyll atk for tt and get It* ,_ Aid T. H. Waten commented the City CouncU had a ilmllar retolu- tion from Vlctorli, and hid turned it down, while ottering lta m-vlcu to tbe Government on the ground thtt this wu wholly a matter tor the Dominion Government to decide. While Ihe actual wording of the ruolutlon doein't matter," W. M. Cunliffe wu of the opinion such a ruolutlon would be valuable u expreulng m opinion tnd strengthening the hands of ttn Government ■DYNAMITE IN INFERENCES* C. a Garland believed the word Woodward's Isolator Wins Jamaica Race NEW TORK, Oct U (AP).-Wa- Ilam Woodward'! Isolater won the flnt running ot the $10,000 added Gallant Fox Handicap at Jamaica today u Charlu S. Howard*! Sor- teado broke down during the race. Iiolater, coupled with WheaUey Stable'i Hostility md quoted at 8 to 9, icored by ilx lengthi over Mrs. B. F. Whlttker'i Sickle T. HotUlity wn third, mother three lengthi twty. The winner went the mile and five turlongi in 3:43. Dawson Heads Bowling and Batting Averages Nelson Cricket Club T. S. Dawson wu credited with IN runi ln 10 Innings, once not out to lead the Nelson Cricket Club during the 1039 seaion, tvengu luued by G. A. (Pat) Brabaion, Captain of the team, ihow. Of eight gamu pliyed thli mien, ieven were won by the Nelion eleven tnd one lost A ninth gime, in Spokme ln Mty, wu tbmdoneQ before either ilde completed an inning on account ot rain. Following are ihe figures: BATTING AVERAGES: (Not lesi than three innings considered). Number ot Tlmu Tottl Hlghut Average O. Fltier — T. S. Dawson E. 3. Bowkett G. A. Brabaion _ a J. Mulloy .._. C. D. Peanon — S, H. Smith . A. Parker A. Parker _____ a Main W. A. Hoteop — D. F. Detcon M. L. Corfield x—Slgnlfles BOWLING: Innings . 1 .10 . < . 0 .10 « . 0 . 9 . 3 . I . 5 11 . I not out , 1 - 1 . 1 0 0 0 4 0 1 ' o ■-, ■'1 '*. l ■t runs 44 183 100 128 118 47 37 09 7 88 38 97 13 score 37 53 43 43 89 18 18x 24 4x 30 lOx 18x 1 23.00 20.33 14.38 14.23 11.90 7.83 7.40 7.23 ISH 8.87 829 S.70 3.60 ?. F. Detcon _ . S. Dtwion . H. A Pirker _ R. Mtln R. 3. MuUoy - G. Fitter IsiW: "not out' (Six oven in two or more gamu considered). Oven Mtldeni Rum Wickets Avert J .27 .73 .48 . 6 :1 i 18 3 15 6 0 0 0 18 138 98 180 137 24 19 23 19 2 3 1 3.30 475 8.00 8.rt 9.13 12.IKJ 14S0 30.00 AMERICANS OPEN HOCKEY TRAINING PORT ARTHUa Oct 12 (CP)- New York Americmi of the National Hockey League opened training here today u Manager Mervyn (Red) Dutton aent them through ikitlng practice. sScrimmaging WlU begin tomorrow. Dutton tent home all the amateun who attended the Amerlcani' preparatory school except Goalie Charlie Rayner of Kenora, Ont, Defencemen Pete Slobodzlan of Reglna and Forward! Sid Brown of FUn Flon, Mm, md BUI Benson, Winnipeg. It wu expected thue mm would be ebsorbed into the Americmi' torm tyitem. ' i ■. Edmonton Grads Marriages Surprise EDMONTON, Oct 12 (CP), - Plam were completed tonight by Edmonton Commercial Graduate! Basketball Club to entertain more than 100 penoni at their 35th birthday party tomorrow night Whtt awards or presentation! would be mtde were kept secret On Tuesdiy night the Gradi had a party at tbe home of their coach, 3. Percy Page, and were shocked u much u any other Edmontonlani when Noel MicDontld md Mabel Munto, retiring veterani, announced their marriages. The two were expected to * later this FaU- Noel, Captain md centre until lait week, married Harry Robertion of Kimberley, B.C. at Bonnen Ferry, Idaho, Aug. 29, and Mtbel, 1 gutrd with Grtdi ilnce 1933, wu wed in Edmonton Sept 23 to Jtck McCloy. Skiers to Collect Winter Fuel Sunday Sunday morning memben of the NeltonSkl Club will trek up to their run neir the Nelson Golf md Country Club to continue preptra- tiom for tht coming leason i activ- itlu. Lut Sundiy a woodshed wu built md thii time the mitn work wiU be directed toward gathering the Wlnten lupply of wood. BURGESS FLA8HUGHT ANO RADIO BATTERIES Acme Automotive 611 Baker Supply Phone 1040 Ing wu highly important He ipoke of the Quebec election campaign, "a matter of great concern to aU lions of support to offset more vocal opponents. There it not a du here but will do tU he cm." emphuixed Mr. Bemford. "Ihe Government it doing all lt cm and is doing it properly." FoUowing defeat of Uie original resolution on a vote of about six- tenths, Uit Boird tuthorlzed Mr. Minn to ippoint t committee whioh would dnw a resolution expreulng the reidlness of the Boird ot Trade "to rapport Uie Government in my meuurei ttken for the iue* ceuful proiecutlon of the wtr." Purse With Wages, Money, Checks Is Stolen, Mrsr Gibbon A pane containing a month's wages, mother sum of money, two checks, three bankbooks and a fountain pen, wu stolen trom a dresser drawer in a bedroom at the home of Mn. Elizabeth Gibbon, at the Club Hotel, 401 SUlca Street October 1 The pune and waget belonged to Mrs. Gibbon's daughter, Mlu Juanlta Gibbon. The nurse wu taken either be* tween 10 and 11 a.m. or 4.59 md 9:10 pm. u Mn. Gibbon wu In the house the remainder of the day, ahe itated. City police have tevenl impacts under suspicion. Hermanson Sentenced to Second 30 Days in Jail for Theft WiHlam Hermanson, who ll already terving t lentence of 30 dayt at the Provincial Jail it Nelson for fraudulenUy obtaining food, wu lentenced to a second term ot 30 diyi bird labor, thli on a charge of theft when he appeared before Henry John, Stipendiary Magiitrate; at Salmo Thunday. The lecond sentence Is to run from September 38. He wu escorted to Nelson by Constable C. A BeUhoule ot Stlmo, Canadlani", md auerted registration ot manpower wu "dynamite ln its inference!." It wu too loon for iuch a itep. In my cue he doubted whether it wu tte function of the botrd to put my ruolutlon detllng with iar matter of con* trovenlal political nature. Hli own opinion might be quite different to the itand ne wu taking, he ragguted. He preferred to luve "to responsible nent" governmi the decision upon iuch a matter. Industrie! were ilrudy registered through their mnual reporta. WOULD REWORD IT Ven. Archdeacon Fred H. Graham opposed defeat of the resolution iince it would teem that the Boerd, ln doing w, would be aligning it* lelf with thoee opposed to Government policy, whereu the opposite wu desired. He sugguted a committee to reword the ruolutlon. H. a Gore expreued a long-held opinion whm he nld mmy residents ot Canida wtre not naturalized md auerted "it Cmada It good enough to Uve ln If i good enough to become naturalized In." He lug- Seated non-British resident! should t required to become citizens. Doubting the need for tny reso-. lutlon, a M. Whimiter decland "we are aU going to lupport the Government* Mr. McHardy auerted hte ruolutlon uked "limply for an inventory of our reeourcu sod tdded that election machinery now tet up could be employed tor registration. It was "up to the Board to expreu its views in support of tte Government" Tbe City CoumrU recenUy had a letter from a body of men opposing Canada's active participation ln the war, "md tte letter wu such ttat I believe ill those men ihould be in in internment cimp," he added. Mr. McHardy declared it wu utentitl that tte Government ihould have expret- Rahko Jailed, Pays Fine; Is Released NlUo Rahko. who wu convicted at CuUegar Thunday morning on a charge ot reckleu driving, was lentenced to pty a fine of $10 or in default ot payment to serve 10 days ln the Provincial Jail at Nelson. Unable to pay the fine when lentenced, he wu escorted to Jill by Conitable John Henry of the Provinciil PoUce Highway Patrol After arrival at the Jail, he paid hit tine md wti realised. Be wis sentenced by Joseph Speakman, Stipendiary Magiitrate. lihed ntrol by the Government ol Britiih Columbia AUt1RMJA'ft^M^^^WINES RICH TRALIAM tin rich MI body, Sue fla-onr, and sxnutetetitty Ugh quality ■BpUin the Dominion wide popularity ti Ewe Peeta. Empire Tariff Prefa wowswrpoBT pgSM g I ••wu ______ w_.e*i' tote nn mc wine co. ltd. .__„ a Imtm aMertl I1MS $105 This idvertliement li not publiihed or d Botrd or by tte Governmmt i — PAQt IIOHT NEtSON DAILY NEWS, NELION. B.C-FRIDAY MORNINO. OCT. 18, 18JS. Waste No Time to Answer a Daily Class Ad That Interests You Touching Stories From Country About London's Evacuated Children ■V HAROLD FAIR LONDON. Oct 11 (CP)-In vtin the billeting officer went trom house to house ln normilly hospitable Rtckmansworth, Herts, seeking i home for two colored children. But nobody leemed to wint . them. "Thli color lini ii unfilr," he told himielf. "Duhed If t won't ttke them home myielf." Hii wife wu charmed with her little chargei. And u she undressed the girl of the pair thit night ihe found in envelope pinned to her petticott It wu iddreued to "the womin who undresses my children tonight, with thinki for looking after them, God bleu you.' Enclosed wu £80 (ibout $240.) The money will be uied for the children'! food, clothes and schooling. It ta juit one ot the itoriei beginning to reich London from thi country ifter the gruteit mass Immigration of women tnd children ln Brltain'i hiitory—thli week ot cvtcueu trom i city thit authoritiei winted emptied of youngsters beciuse of the fetr of ilr raids. To grasp the Immensity of London's problem think ot taking til the children tn Halifax, Stint John, Montretl, Toronto, Winnipeg, tnd Vincouver to the country. The migration is a story of humor md pathos. It la a itory of how ln the grut country houses md pleasant cottages Englishmen ire rally beginning to leirn how the "other htlT llvu. The itory ta told of three little Cockneyi given a pletsint bedroom In t Yorkihlre home, Whu their hoiteu went upstairs to see them safely tucked in bed, there wu no sign of them. They were found sleeping under the bed. "We tlwtyi do," they told her. "Mum ud Did htve the bed it our home." In one town residents ara pro- tasting that evacueu are using their gu masks to catch shrimps. The report uid children accepted evacuation u a holiday but the mothers proved difficult When they met slight difficulties ln the eerly stages of their country life they took the easiest course tnd returned home. "Other reaioni tor the return ot evacuees were thit mmy of the mothen expected full boird, lodgings ind urvice ind when they found they hid to work t little, they "refused ud left," the report uid. Creston Council ; lo Discuss Fire Brigade Service CRESTON, B.C. - Fire brigide ! and waterworks mitten were to the tore it the October meeting of the Villtge Council which wts held Tuesdty, due the regulir night (Monday) falling on Thanksgiving Day. Councillor Mallandaine, who had resigned as Reeve it the Mty meeting, whm the wtterworki purchue wis occupying ittention, was reinstated tl Reeve, md presided. Another future wu t raise ot 88 per month to the clerk, Miu E. F. Arrowsmith. Proceedings opened with a reception to Charles Murrell and Axel Anderson, from the Rite* Styeri' sVwocittlon, who htd writ* m i letter uking for permiulon to dlscuu fire protection tnd wtter* [ worki office operatloni. I Reeve Mallandaine Intimated the council itrongly fivored providing t fire brigade urvice, insofar u financei would permit, ud suggested the best wiy to get action > would be for a citizens meeting, or a Boird of Trade session, it which : the siie of the fire fighting force might be igreed upon, t chief tentatively selected ud other details tgreed upon, ifter which a conference could be hid with the council to give effect to deliberations. The council would be willing to provide sleeping quarters it the fire hall for one or two volunteers to assure prompt response to all alarms. The Reeve notified the town hat) 628 feet of itandird how, 380 feet ot 2-inch hoie, and there were 23 hydrant!. Al fundi permitted he favored Installing more of the litter, the coit of which wu $40 apiece, inttallttlon extra. He had prepared a fire map and -vere the brigade formed would discuss with them the location tnd class of hydrants, the water pipe feeding them, and give full informition is to regulating supply. Liter in the evening the ume mttter wu discussed with t Botrd ot Trtde Committee of Jimes Qook, H. B. Johnson tnd Charles Murrell, who had discussed the village fire hazard with a Mr. Dowling ot the Fire Underwriter! Auoclition. Too, lt wai revelled the mttter bid peen discussed by Board of Trtde offkitli_.who had persuaded M. R. Joyce to take the position ot lire chief. The Dowling letter indicated thit with in efficient brigade a reduction of 8 per cent on rates in the buiineu wctlon might be looked for. It wu finally tgreed to call a ipeciil meeting of the council for Thundiy night at which the Board of Trade committee tl expected to tubmit i plan for tire brigade reorganization md mtln* tenince. Reeve Mallandalne wu thorough ln outlining to the committee of the Ratepayers' Association Just what had transpired since the village took over the waterworks system at the end of August Al to the compliint thtt the city clerk ihould handle both Jobi the Reeve wu emphatic that there wu too much work for one; thit t leparate ' iet of booki htd to be kepi ind thtt collecting might hive to be done. Hr. Powell, In chtrge of the witerworki office wu reiponilble to the villtge clerk, tnd thtt under the new irrugement there wu • Havt You a Used FURNACE ! Why Not Turn It Into Cosh? A WANT AD Will Find a '- Purchaser Two (J) llnu 8 tlmu SOe net Twe (2) llnu onu SOc net Nelson Daily Newt PHONI 144 City Hill service trom 10 t.m to 4 p.m. daily. After hearing the Reeve'i outline of the council decisions tctivi- tiei Mr. Murrell remarked that the new system wu not unanimously commended, but in view of what had been done there wai really nothing to diicuu. Mr. Anderson's only comment wu thit a one mm operation wis, ln hli opinion, preferable. There wu in ipplicitlon for a itreet light at the corner of Victoril Avenue and Murdock Street, which will be Inveitigated. Creiton branch of the Red Crou Society were glvu permiulon to bold a tag diy. D. A. Smith offered $78 for the two lota on Fourth Street now occupied ii the villtge pound. Ai lt appears to be unused the council will make the sale. The B.C. Union of Municipalities meets tt Victorit the latter part of the month, Reeve Mallandaine will be ln the capital tt tbe time and represent the village without coit to the municipality. The Badminton Club wroti uking fot the uie of Pirk Pivillon on the ume termi ts lut season, pliy to commence October 18. They wish the building Mondiy, Wednesdiy ind Saturday evenlngi, tnd Sunday afternoon. The Pavilion Committee will handle the mttter, Cameron MacDonald wai reappointed Pavilion caretaker on the understanding the village's shire ot the ulary would be not more than $8 a month. Accounts passed for piyment totalled $477, and there is t bink balance tfter these tre pild of $1048. It was revealed $1772 of 1939 taxes are still unpaid, along with $800 of 1939 trade licenses. As usual the council Will buy a poppy wreith from the Legion Ltdlu' Auxilltry for Armistice Diy. For Armistice, which falls on Saturday, stores will be closed trom 10 a.m. to 12 noon only." • The first financial itatement on th« wtterworki ihowed June, July tnd Auguit revenuu combined were $1479, md tfter ttkng ctre of oper- tting costs $777 hid been turned over to the villtge. For September, the first month the villtge hu been in full charge, the Intake wu $628, tnd there wu $184 unptid. Operating expenie htd been $328. It wai Unounced the council's wtterworki committee wu mtde uo of ill three memberi ot council. , , i ULUOTS PREMIER OF ESTONIA TALLIN}!, latonla.'b-t 12 (AP) —Prof. Jurl Uluota becime Premier of Eitonia todiy, heading t cabinet which political observers Interpreted u marking a trend to the right . Prof Antonlui Pile, former minister to Wuhlngton, wu named forelgS miniiter. Prof. Uluota, long prominent in Estonia, hai been President ot the Chamber of Deputies. Kaarel Eenpalu hid bun Premier md Karl Setter Foreign Mlnliter ilnce AprU, 1938. 3 MORE DEATHS FROM SCHOOL BUS CRASH W,\R, W. Va, Oct' 12 (Kt*) - Four more deathi today brought to seven the toll ot dud In a school bui crash near here. Latest victims were Hubert L. Belcher, 39, driver of the truck, Ralph Earls, 17, Charlu Colvard, IB, and Lucille White, 16, MORRISON WONT SEEK A.F.L REELECTION CINCINNATI, Oct. 11 (AP) - Frank Morrlion announced to the Americu Federation of Libor convention todty thtt he would not seek reelection as A. F. of L. Secretary-Treasurer, t pott he hu held lince 1898. . . . POLISH GENERAL ARRIVES IN PARIS PARIS, Oct 12 (AP)-Oeneral Ctslmir Sosnowiki, who commtnd- ed the Polish trmy ot Lwow during the German-Russian invasion, irrived today atter neaping trom Polind in civilian clothes. French Cabinet ■ Meets Today PARIS, Oct 11 (AP)-Premlir Dtltdler todty lummoned hli cabinet to meet tomorrow with Pruldent Albert Lebrun for a general review of the war. Prime Minliter Chitnberltln'i itatement ln the Houie ot Commoni wu welcomed here u new evidence of unity btween Britain md France igilnit Adolf Hltler'i puce propouli. KING SEES POLISH FOREIGN MINISTER LONDON, Oct 12 (CP).-The King todiy received the Pollih Foreign Minliter, Auguit Zileiki. who u visiting London to confer with Britiih official!. Chamberlain to Speak Saturday LONDON, Oct 12 (APl.-Prlmi Miniiter Chimberliln will give a broidcut tddreu on the lnternttionil situttion on Stturdiy night, lt wu unounced todiy. GOT TO RUSSIA AMSTERDAM, Oct 11 (AP) - A Netherludi leimin on the Oerman liner Bremen declired todty the vessel ruched Murmansk, north Russltn port, tfter a thrilling voyage during which ihe flew the Soviet flag, ud preparation! were made to destroy her rither thm illow her to ttll Into British hinds. E. Poet a cook and only Nether- tandi leimu on the Bremen when she uiled Auguit 30 from New York told bli itory its a copyrighted Interview with the Amsterdim newspiper Het Volk after hit return to hti nitive country. He utd Captain Adolf Ahrens skirted tbe blockade of the British fleet with barreli of guoline on deck rudy for burning the vessel nther thin allow her to be captured by the Britiih. the voyage wai veiled In luch lecrecy he uld, that the erew did not know the liner's destinttion, •11 lighti were extinguished during thi North Atlmtlc crossing ind tbe wireleu tnswered no calli. Put uld thtt after iome diyi it iea he realized the Bremen wu stiling ftr to the North, beciuse of the cold weither, but thit he htd no ldet whert ihe wu going. There were no peuengen or ctr* go and every precaution wu mtde to uve tbe crew hi vent of u ittack. . , The veuel wu painted gray u ■he iped icrosi the Atlantic. She travelled much ot the time in heavy mist which helped to conceil her trom uy ihlpi neir her courie. Poet brought btck picture! of crew activity on the voyage, ihowlng among other thlngi how they painted the hull of the liner while suspended in life botti. Ont picture ihowed a group In which Put wu complcoui u the only one not giving the Nui ulute. SANFRANCISCb DOCK TIEUP OVIR SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 11 (AP). —Sm Frtnclico'i latut dock tie- up, which had halted negotiation! for a new water front agreement •long the United Statu Ptcific coast wu ended today when the Ship Clerki' Auoclation, Congress for Industrial Organization affiliation, ■greed to call off Ita picket! it the Panama Pacific Compny dock. Meantime, CI. O. longihoremen uked Wayne L. Mone to return u Pacific Cout Mtrltime arbitrator, a post he resigned Mondiy after the longihoremen hid refuted to pen the clerks' -picket! to unload the City of Newport News, Panama passenger and freight veuel. Morse' had ordered the longihoremen through the picket Une on the groundi lt wu not formed as the result of a bona fide itrlke, but wu a "colluilve" clerk-longihore •ction, and contrary to the termi of the extended waterfront igreement under which longihoremen are working. / TO PUSH ECONOMIC - WAR AGAINST GERMANY PKSiS. Oct 11 (AP).-An offlclil innouncement laid today measures to push the economic war agalnit Germmy "to the limit" hid been drawn up ln London yuterdiy by Georgu Pernot French blockide mlnliter, ud the British Mlnliter of Economic Warfare, Ronald Cross. Pernot who made a flying two- slay visit to England, found the two nitioni in "complete accord," the announcement uld. , Prison Batlg Nrwa Member of the Cinidiu Dally Newipeptn Auoclation .. Telephone 144 Private Exchange. Connecting te All Department!. Classified Advertising Rates lie per line per lniertion 44c per line per week (8 comecutlve insertions tor the price oft). 1.43 per line per month (28 lniertloni). . . 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Apply Room 203 Johnstone Building, WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE for Winter monthi. Write to Box 8798 Dally Newi. . ■ FOR RENT 8 RM. BUNGAEOW, garage. 716 Hendryx St Ph. 778X. FOR RENT OR SSLE—FOUR RM. bungalow. Box 8907 Daily Newi. ONE AND TWO HiOOM 'SUMS, ilso botrd $30 mo. Ph 940,817 Wtrd 8 RM. HOUSE, CLOSE IN. 3 BED- rooms $24 month, C. W. Appleytrd FURNISHED HOUSE KEEP1H& roomi for rent. Annible Block. FOR RENT 8 ROOM HOUSE, 707 Victorit Street Phone 1020R. TERRACE APTS. Beiutlful modern frigidaire equipped suites. . FURN. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for rent 711 Vernon Street _ 4 ROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT. D. Migllo, Phone 808L, TWO CLEAN ROOMS. APPLY TO 128 Silica Street ROOM AND BOARD ROOM OR ROOM AND BOARD, due ln. Gentlemen preferred. 904 Stanley St. Phone I58L. ROOM AND BOARD. PHONE_i*_ or epply at 419 SUlca Street. ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO men. 620 Victoria Street LIVESTOCK. POULTRY AND SUPPLIES, ETC. FOR SALE COW FRESH SHORTLY 2nd calf, W. D. Ridge, Bonnington. 7 WEEKS OLD PIGS FOR SALE $5. P. A. Schlig, Fauquier, B, C. BIRTHS GROCUTT - To Mr. ud Mri. J. Orocutt of Michel, a ion. HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN* eral homework. Apply with reference!, Mra. Donald MacDonald, 1298 Pine Avenue, Trail, B. C. WANTED EXPERIENCED MAN for dairy and trult farm. Referencu required. Apply Leirmontb'i Diiry, Cruton, B. C. WANTED MARRIED MAN FOR dairy farm. State age, experience, nationality Box 8917 Daily Newa. WANTED - GENERAL SERVsVNT. Daily, 9 till 8, except Sundayi. Ap* ply Dally Newi Box 8918. GIRL WANTED AT ONCE. APHS. L. D. Cafe, opposite Depot ln Person. Salmo, B. C. . FAIRVIEW GIRL FOR HSWK. AF- ternoons, some evening!. Ph. 740X. AGENTS AND SALESPEOPLE CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS Ambitloui, energetic men and wo- - men can earn iplendld money wiling ctrdi until Chriitmu. We htve the largest range of penonal md boxed auortmenta In Canada. Priced to iuit every .pocket- book. Satisfaction gutrtnteed or money refunded. Informition . without obllgttlon. Write today Mister Kraft Limited, Room li Doherty Building, Toronto, Ont SITUATIONS WANTED Speciil Low Rate for tdvertue- menti under thli cltulflcatlon to isilit people seeking employment Only 28c for one week (6 dayi) coven a ny number of required linei. Ptytble ln advuee. ENGLISH TRADESMAN. 28 YRS. experience la painting, decorating, floon renewed, graining, ipeclalty. ligni, etc, deslrei work. No Job too imall nor large, A. Woodi, Midden Hotel. City. YOUNG CAPABLE GIRL RE- qulru general homework. Referencei. Preferably in Nelion. Box 8882 Diily-Newi. POSITIONS WANTED BY TWO experienced men, dilry or farm work. H. Gourlie, Lumberton, B. C. EXPERIENCED GIRL (18) DE- sires general housework. Either Trail, Nelson Box 8918 Dally News EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTS ptrt time work. Also work by hour. Phone 494X before 1 pm. CAPABLE WOMAN REQUIRtS Seneral housework. Good cook, leep out Box8929 DeilyJJewi. EXPERIENCED FINNISH GIRt want! work by hour, day, month. _3J6 Robion Street. Phone 817L. __*5*_RI_aiC_S> BOY DESIRES"! poiition ln itore or office. Refer- encu. Box 8988 Dally Newt. WOMAN COOK WANtffWMK Restaurant or camp. Phone 780. AUTOMOTIVE, MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES PRIVATE SALI . 1937 DeSoto Touring Sedan, Heater ud defroster, 1937 Ford Convertible Coupe, Radio, Heater tnd defroster. Both Can Like New RAMP BODY It FENDER WORKS 3 USED CARS,.REAL BARGAINS. See at City Auto Wrecken, 831 Joiephlne Street or Phone 447, 1938 4-DOOR WILLYS SEDAN. EX- cellent condition. Sacrifice price. Box 8913 Dally Newi. Want to Sell Something? A Daily News Classified Ad will do It. PHONE 144. . PERSONAL OET BRANDS JELLIES. JAMS, flih, meat etc. Imported from Eiig- ltnsl Star Grocery. Ph. 10 or 11. DRIVE IN NOW FOR "W1NTER proofsng." Hutenl s*inti-Freeie! etc. Beicon Service, 701 Baker St Q-KSTMAS SPECIAL ON PORT- rtiti by Vogue Studio. Limited tlmi only. Phone 48 todiy. NEED READY CASHt SELL THE thingi you no longer wut to J. Chew, 624 Vernon Street CALL CITY T/-XI - PHOWHb for comfort ud reliability. Day and night wrvlce. FIRST GRADE BULBS - PLANT now. Crocui. Tulipe. Hyicinths, etc Minn, Rutherford Co. 498 Baker. BREAD IS THE GREATESTFOOTJ builder. Try Choquette Broi. "Mother'i Bretd."-Phone 288. GET YOUR WINTER COATTOJB hit clamed now. Phone 107. H. J. Wilton, Tailor md Dry Cleaner. SALVATION ARMY - IF YOU htve old clothing, footwear or furniture to spare pleue Ph. 618L. When in Vancouver stop at Aimer Hotel Opp. C. P. R. Depot SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER IS now on at McGregor Bru.. Solve your gift problem. Give-your photo Sanitary personal rubber I ood!, 24 tatex $1. Free price lut , Jensen, 1042 Hiro St, vincouver HAV* Y6U AKY AHTIQUKt Top pricu paid tor tntiquet at _The_Home Furniture 413 Hill St S T O P"tOBACC*OT SNUFF HABIT Instantly. Satisfaction or money refunded. Pirtlculin, Box 17, Schuler, Alberta. GENUINE LATEX SPECIAL OTD. 28 for $1.00 or Jiffy prepired IB tor $1.00 (free catalogue). National Importer!, Box 244 Edmonton. AN OFFER TO EVERY IN- ventor. Uit of winted Invention!, and tull Information unt tree The Ramuy Compuy, World Pitent Attorneyi, 273 Bank St, Ottawa. STOP THAT ITCH Pruritus, Itching of mui, rectum, etc. My treitment hu proved luccessful. Inexpensive. Pirtlculin trom W. Lucu, S23 Ranetagh Avenue, Vucouver, B. ti- cmisTMAs "(SAttttj nm yotn own mtpthota are the reilly per- sonil cardi. Send negttlve tad 10c for umple. Pricu for quutltlu wtll be unt with umple. Kryital Photoi, WUkle, Sukitchewm. HYGIENE PRODUCTS, DRUG Sundrlu ot hlghut qutllty ud lowut pricea. Doien Deluxe for 80c, or 17 auortment tor $1.00, poitpiid ln pltln leiled wrapper with latut mall order price flit Wutern Supply Agency, Box 687, Vancouver, B. C. _____ J-tfN t>AST40l -_-L 6Lt>WHS TO rundown lymptomi? Try OSTREX Tabled of 2 energliing itimuluta obtained trom raw oyiten plui 4 tonlci for blood, nervet, whole body. It not delighted wtth reiulta tint package, maker refund! lta price. You don't riik a puny. Call, write, Mann, Rutherford Company and ill good dnigglita. MELODIES OR LYRICS REVISED. Staftwrlter for Unlveml and Columbia Muilc PublUhen. Revile lyrlci or melodlei, furnish contact! and place your completed ■ong with genulhe publishers, tor publication. Self-addressed stamp- ■ ed envelope tor full particulan. H. A. Huxley (The Haven) R. M. D. 4, Cordova Bty, B. C. YOU SAW IT IN THE DAILY NEWS PROPERTY, HOUSES, FARMS GOOD FARM LANDS FOR SAO. on euy termi In Alberta ud Sukatcbewan. Write for full Informition to 908, Dept of Natural Ruourcu, C. P. st., Ctlgis-y, Alta. FOR SALE - MODERN SMALL bungalow. Fifth Street Apply 204 Chtthtm Street or Phone 792R2. LEGAL NOTICES Form No. IS . (.Section 39) LAND ACT Notice of Intention to Apply to Purchue Lud In Nelson Land Recording District of Kooteniy, Nelion, B. C, tnd tltuita wut of Sudy Creek md •bout one mile loutherly trom Tighum Poet Office. , Tike notice tint Sam Evin Ktne- gu, Alex Migeliky ind Mix Stit- rttt of Tighum, 6. C, occupation Firmen, intend to tpply for permission to purchue the following described Unds:— Commencing it a post plinted about 20 chilni easterly from the northeast corner of Lot 8263 thence 20 chalni southerly; thence 20 chiini westerly: thence 20 chtlne north- e'y; to point et commencement and containing 40 acrei, mora or leu. . , SAM EVAN KANEGAN, ALEX MAGELSKY, MAX SASARATT. Dtted September 28th, 1939. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BUILDING MATERIALS Cement, Lime Pluter ind Brick, Plinti md Varnishes, common ud Cout Lumber, Shingles, Ltthi tnd Mouldings, Glau of ill kinds, Roofing Material!, Building Papen, Insul-Board and Lath, Calcium Chloride. Reinforcing Iron, Will Finishes. NELSON.SASH&DOOR CO., LTD. 701 Front Street Phone 292 PIPE, TUBES, FITTINGS NEW AND USED Large itocki for lmmedtate ihipment SWsUlTZ PIPE YARD lit Avuue and Main St Vancouver, B. C. WHISKY BsUtRELS FOR WINE. All ilws; alio barreli for other purpoiu. Active Trading, 916 Powell Street Vincouver, B. C PIPE AND FITTINtJ ATLAS IRON k METALS LTD 250 Prior St Vmcouver, B. C. IRON FIREMAN SAVETTUlt glvu comfort $248 cuh. Box 5640 Dtlly Newi, HOT WATER FURNACE. GOOD condition. Phone 436X1.* FOR SALE YEW WOOD. & P. Pond, Nelion, B. C. BABY BUGGY FOR SALE. PHONE 404-R. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS SHIP US YOUR SCRAP METALS or Iron, my quutlty. Top pricu raid. Active Trading Company, 16 Powell St, Vancouver, B. C. HIGH PRICE PAID FOR SCfflQ? copper, brasi, lead, etc. Ark Store. $300 1st MORTGAGE ON lit CLASS property. Box 8923 Daily Newi. FARM, GARDEN fr NURSERY PRODUCTS, FERTILIZER ALL KINDS FRUIT TREES, I YR. old SOc, 2 year old 75c, climbing and bush roses, grape vines, S tor $1. Blick curranti, white, red currants, 18c etch. Apply Eugene Htmmerer, P. O. Taghum, B. C. GOOD GARDEN SOIL FREE FOR hauling. 915 Stanley Street. CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDERS from out-of-town reildenti given prompt tttention LOST AND FOUND To Flnderg - '' t If you find i cat or dog, pocket* book, Jewelry or tur, or uythlng else ot value telephone the Dtlly Newi. A "Found'' Ad. will be inserted without coit to you. We will collect from the owner. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ASSAYIRS E. W. WIDDOWSON. PROVINCIAL A n • 1 y 11 Asuyer, Metallurgical Engineer, Sampling Agenti for Trail Smelter. 304-306 Josephine Street Nelson, B. C. GRENVILLE H. GRIMWOOD Provinciil s—nyer tnd Chemlit 420 Fill Street P. O. Box 9, NeUon. B. C. Representing thlpperr lntereit it Trail. B. C. HAROLD S. EI-Mi-TROSSLAND, B. C. Provinciil Aiuyer, Chemlit lndlvlduil representative! for ihlppen it Trail Smelter. CHIROPRACTORS J. R. McMIU-AN, D. C, NEURO- ctlometer, X-ray. McCullock Blk. DR. WILBggriBROCK, D, C. 842 Btker Street Phone ttt. ■ CORSETIIRSS SPENCER CORSETS, MRS. V. M. Ctmpbell. 370 Btker St Ph. 868. ENGINEERS AND SURVIVORS BOYD C. AFFLECK, Frultvile, B. C. Surveyor tnd .Engineer. Phona "Beever Falli.. HOMES POR T|U APED THE PRIORY GUECT HOUSE, 963 W. 27th Avenue, Vincouver, a .beiutlful reildence for elderly ladlu, conducted by the Staten ot the Love ot Juui. Prlvite bath* roomi. Mild urvice. All the com* forti of i modem home. Alio St Jude'i Houu of Reit tor elderly, couplu. St Rtphtel'i Whig for lnvilidi md convaleicenta. INSURANCE AND RIAL ISTATf C D. BLACKWOOD, Iniurance ot every description. Rul Eit Ph. 99, J. E. ANNABLE. REAL ESWM, Rentals, Iniurtnce. Annable Blk. EhAS. F. McHARDY7lNSin_ASC_; Retl Estate. PhoneJSS. STW. DAWSON, Rul fiSlenn* lurance, Rentali. Next Hippenon Htrdwire. Btker St Phone 197. MACHINISTS BENNETTS LIMITED Machine ihop, acetylue and electrle welding, motor rewinding commercial refrigeration Phone 393 824 Vemon 8t MEMORIALS SAME AS USED ON GRAVES AT Forut Liwn Memorial Park. Oet Klce Hit from Bronie Memortala d_ Box 728, Vmcouver, B. C. PATENT ATTORNEYS W. ST.' J. MILLE-i, A. M.'_ I ti.' Reglitered Pitent Attorney, Cuada and U. a A. 703-2nd St W„ Ctlgtry. Advice free, confidents!*. SASH FACTORIES LAWSON'S SASH FACTORY, Hardwood merchtnt 273 Baker St SECOND HAND STORES WX BUY, SELL te EXCHANGE furniture, etc. Ark Store. Ph. 834. HOME FURNITURE. BUY,' *____ Rpr- Upholster. Phone l1 WATCH REPAIRING When SUTHERLAND repair! your all the tlm* 346 Baker Street Nelion, B, C. •**,' witch it is on time I DEAD TRAPPER NAMED BEUMALIS, NOT LIMETTE CALGARY, Oct 12 (C#). - The 27-year-old firm worker, accidentally ihot ud killed near Olds, Alta., Sept. 27,' hu been Identified u Leo Benmalii ot Princeton, B.C., ind not Leo Llmette, Roytl Cuidiu Mounted Police uld todiy. Bentnilli htd used the ntme Llmette while trapping ln the North Wut Territoriu. STRANDED BRITISH SHIP BREAKS ON ROCKS LONDON, Oct 12 (CP).-The 8890 ton Britiih iteimihlp Mihrttta. itranded on the rocki on the South cout of Englud ilnce Stturdiy, broke in two during the night One leamu wu killed/ HOTEL ACTION DISMISSED BY SUPREME COURT OTTAWA, Oct. II (CP). - Thi Supreme Court of Cuada todiy dismissed the ippeel ot Annie Sen- ich from a Judgment of the Britiih Columbil appeil court In i cue Involving 80 shires of itock ln the Manitoba Hotel, Vancouver. Britain Contradicts . Report of Sending Gas to Poland LONDON, Oet 12 (API-Britain todiy denied a German report she htd supplied gu to Polind for uie igiinit Germin loldlen. (In Berlin list night DNB. Germin offlclil newt tgency, luued a itatement charging Britain hid delivered mustard gu to Poltnd.) An tuthoritative British itatement contradicted whtt it cilled • "report drculited from Berlin." thit Pollih troopi uud British gti. in in explosion thit killed four soldien it Julo. . . m-WMMMMM mmm ****** mmmm NILION DAILY NIWI, NIL80N. fcC-FRIDAY MORNINO, OCT. 11. 1989. Expect See U.S. In Hie War Soon Says Wlddowson People Sympathetic With Allies in "'-' States 'I wouldn't be lurprited to iee .he United Statu In the wtr before very long," itated I. W. Wlddow* Sen, who returned to NeUon with tn. Wlddowion trom I wuk't vUit in Spoktne. "People ln toe United Statei don't telle much tbout tht wtr, but whtn they do they're itronily lympttbetio with the AUiu," Mr. Wlddowion uld "Did you heir Mr. Chamber* lalnT" and "Did yeu hear that speaker?" were quettiom on every The 18 per cent exchange on Canadian monty wu not muting with tpprovtl by Spoktne ruldents, and there were very (ew Canadim ean in the Wuhlngton City. Some lirge firms were paying naif the exchange, while the customer paid the other halt In making purchues.- A good deal et lntereit in Brit- ' Columbit mining wu being In Spokant, Mr. Wlddowion .J, Gold wu in Important topic there wu talk among mining .1 of the poulbllitlei of opening up gold propertlu in Uie Nelton diitrlet In tht netr future. ; Thtrt wat a marked number of engulriu about bue metali, "no doubt brought ibout by toe war." A rough trip home wu experienced along the itretch of road from Ymlr to HiU, which it under- repalra. Coming along at tte Wlddowioni wire held ..! about an hour on tte routh 1 where the crewi wire working. alt Stealing Charge Dismissed QOTSNBL, »-C„ Oct 13 (CP)-- Roulre. Aure end Rtne Pldgeon, soni oi Pierre Pldgeon, Meadow take, B.C.. rancher, wtre acquitted by m uilze court jury here yester* dsy of charge* of stealing two coiti. They tre itill to be tried on in- other ehtrgt of hont theft md one of breaking md entering. . The brothen were chirged with steillng_eolti owned by Arthur and iihop of Clinton. B.C, 140 wuth ot hire, lut July tnd ing them to feed mink. Metal Markets LONDON, Oct 1$ (CP)- Bar •Uver 23d, up Vt- (Equivalent 41.71 cents on hull of dollir It $403. Bar gold 188c unchingid. MONTREAiV-Bfsr gold ia London wu unehtnied it $37—4 an ounce in Ctntditn fundi, 18M in Britiih reerwentlng tht Bank of England's buying price. Tht fixed $18 Wtshiniton price amounted to $38.80 tn Cinidlin. SUver futuru cloud today witt Octobtr offered it 48.3$. Kaslo Bart Head Given Farewell KASLO, BC-Wlth Miyor F. 1 Archer is chtlrmtn, ibout 25 Kaslo buiiniMmon ittgtd, a finwtll ln the court room ox the elty htU fondiy evening to Walter Wright, tor the put three yun manager of tht loetl brtnch of tht Bank ot Montrul, ind to welcome his iuc- ceiior, Mr, Robertson, late of Duncin, Miyor P. I. Archer. A- L. Mtc- Phee, H. T. Hartin and E. C. Cher ry expreued rtgrit for the departure vt the Wright ftmily, who hid Interested thmitlves ln community ictlvltiu. Mr. Wright being particlulirly active la iportl. He nid been courteoui, efficient •nd molt considerate ln hli bink- Ing dutlu, Each ipttktr congratulated him on hli promotion from the local bink to be mimger of tbe Wut Summerland bruen tnd wlihtd Mr. Wright md hii ftmily, luture lucceu ind hipplnut. The tpiiktri alio wtlcomtd Mr. Robertton. Thty were iure he md hli ftmily would loon be at fond of Kule md u deeply Intereited ln community, actlvltlei at Mr. Wright and bit fimlly had been, On behalf of those prutnt Mayor Archer pruented Mr. Wright with a hindwme mm, containing a brice of plpu, a clear holder and a cigarette holder. Mr, " ' hit gratitude. arette holder. Mr, Wright expreued Light refreshment! were served before the singing of Auld Ling Syne, Community singing wu alio enjoyed. Nelson Hotel Co, Is Incorporated VICTORIA, Oet 11 (CP).-Incor- porttloni granted at tte Legislative Bulldlngi this week Included! Nelson Hotel Company Ltd.. $30,000, NtUon. Toronto Stock Quotations rflNM _ Aldermto Copper Amm Oold glo-Huronltn rttfleld Gold Rouyn Mlnu , Beu"yn"ZI ild -.,_.._. Mlnlnl , ._, Mlnu m Kirklud - __ Anktrlto ..er HIU Extension nditn Milt>-tie _-.- iboo Oold Quirti -- lO$.Trettewe» —— itrtl Pttrldl ——~ Jjougimau -__-«--- -..iromlum 111 ■- Coait Coppir ......_.-.—, i Coniaurum Mlnu .— SnioUdittd M fc I — Pome Mlnu --—--___. porval-Sltcoe _— fast Malartlc pldorado Gold falconbridge Nickel ■ederal Kirland — incoeur Gold ___. iies Lake _.„.„___. "d't Lake Gold —. Jld Bett .....m. Jrandoro MlnM . Gunntr Gold ...» itrd Rock Gold lirker Gold _, .. [OUtal» . —mm Iiidson Bay M i's I nternttionil Nickil j.M. Consolidated -. ..—.sti . „land Like ..._.. ie Shore Mlnw • ih Gold - . Jockihutt _,.._, idsen Red Lake Oold , I lindy —- —.-_-_..,.»»___, I MIntyre Porcupine »--, JcKeniie Red Lake — -cVlttie-Grahtm __.-_. JcWatteri Gold ■ ., •fining Corp _._...._..__ dlnto Gold doneta Porcupine ____. .{otTls-Kirkland -_.-__.. sllplulng Mining „.,.-_ sTOranda , ., torms*talj_.__ O'Brien Gold ..,„ Omegt Gold . Ptmour Porcupine Paymuter Coni -_. pend OreUle _..._.-. Perron Gold ...,___.. Pickle Crow Gold - Pioneer Gold .■„„. Premier Oold -._..._-, PoweU Rouyn Gold . Pruton East Dome , Quebeo Oold .__,__. Reevu MtcDontld , Reno Oold Minu _- Roche Long Lie ___, San Antonio Oold _-, Shawkey Oold ..._.-, Sheep Cruk Geld'. Sherrltt Oordon «__, Siscoe Gold n Sladin Mitirtte . Stadteoni Rouyn . St Anthony ..... Sudbury Buin Sullivan COM. Sylvtnlte Teck-Hughu Gold , Toburn Gold Mlnei, Towtgmac ...„...,,._._., Ventures .,___. Welti Amulet Whitewiter Wright Htrgraeves Ymir Yank Girl _ OILI Ajax Britiih Americu . Chemlcil Ruearch Imperial JA*/* Inter Pete IHT ~ AbiUbl Power «A" - BeU Telephone -__-. BratTLsVP Brewera It DteUHers. Brewing Corp -__-_. B C Power "A" _--_. B C Power "B" ^-, Bulldlng Prods . Canada Bretd __ Can Car i Fdj* . Ctn Cement _—., Cm Dredge „__. Can Malting .... Can Pacific Biy Can Wlnerlu .... Cons Btkerlu Coetnot Dom Bridge Dom Storu Dom Ttr <■ Chem UUUen Setgrtms . anny Parmer _.....,„ 'ort of Ctnidt "A" . lm Steel Waru oodyetr Tire iypium L tt K — Hamilton Bridge Hiram Walker .____ Imperial Tobacco __ Loblaw "A" ______ Ktlvinttor Maple Lett Milling . Muley Hirrii __.._ Montreal Power _— Moore Corp. Net Steel Ctr — Pitt Hersey ___..__, Power Corp __,—. Preued Metali ___ Steel ot Ctn ..:...__ Standard Paving M 106 10 11 86 . ■■ *Hr r.*. ,,: "-' - "Ah neva realized hew lmpchtant It ll to know' how much money Ah wti spending far food! Ah neva gave It a thought until one diy ah ovahheird I l$dy ten hew much money the Mvei by retain' the toed idi tn tot Ditty Ntwi btfort tht lots thoppln". Now I'm itvlni *roun(f heih, toe." Market and Mining News Board of Trade Backs Princeton, Hope Road Link Resolution of the Piinctton Botrd of Trade urging the Provinciil Govtrnmtnt to open the it mllet lacking In tte Hope-Princeton Highwiy route at a war mtt- •urt wu lndorud by the Ntlion Boird of Trtdt tt ltt luncheon it the Humi Thundiy. E, A. Man, Prttldint wu tn tte chtlr. The prewnt roid route betwem the Interior ef the Province tnd tht Cout wu lubjtct to blocking by mow md illdu, md wu tiso open te ubotege, the Princeton reiolutlon utd. It urged tte opining ot the Hope-Princeton link "as l sensible ind precautionary war manure" ilnce ft would provide a ihorter, more direct route u u ■lternitive to the prewnt road end railway routu. Council of tht Botrd recently approved the ruolutlon tor submit- lion to the full Boird on thi basis Ntlion hid consistently btcked tte Hope-sPrlnceton Unk. > War Slocks Lead Toronto Upswing TORONTO, Oet ll (CP)-Tor* onto ttock mtrktt pushed tote high ground todty led by war itocki, ■purred by ttt Britiih announcement thit the current Germin petce propouli eould not be entertained. Turnover wii cloie to 450,000 iharei, NtUontl Steel- Car shewed t I* point gain to a new high at 71. Ca* nada Wire B added 8 and Steel of Canada, Burlington md Dominion Foundrlei firmed about % Imperiil Oil gained ft, Hoot Aircraft and DihivUtnd each firm, ed a point - luuu up 1$ to ft Included But* ftlo-Ankerite, LltUe Long Lie, O'Brien, Sigma, McKenile, and Mac Leod-Cookshutt Ooldi. Mclntyre advanced two and ether senior goldi Improved ntrrowly. Fractional giini ihowed tor Nickel, Nonndi ud Smelten whilt Wilte-Amulet tdded 88 md Pend Oreille. Normetal and Sudbury Bt* •in 10 to 18, . . Home Oil hid t fain of a few, Calgary md Edmonton, tilling wc- dividend, 10. wu down about t. Anglo-Cantdlm added a cent or two and BrltUh'Domlnlon WM itronger. .1 .'j' i i i - Arthur Lakes In Town En Route New Denver Arthur Laku, Mining Engineer of Spokant, wu in Nelion Thunday en route to New Denver, where he operates the Monitor Mine. London Close LONDON, Oct-« (At>)-Brltish itock closings in iterling: Celmese Corp of Am £6Vi; Cent Mining 10%: Consol Gold Fields 38s 8d: HBC 30i 3d; Imp Chem 381 4Hd; Imp Tob 115s 7Vid; Rhodesian Anglo-Am 21s Od; Roytl Dutch £3514; Shell T & T 84s 4Ud. Bonds: Brit fit Coniofi CM*; Brit 31H wtr lou £88*. WINNIPEG GRAIN WINNIPEO, Oct 11 (CP)—Clue: WHEAT: Open High Low Clow Oct _.... 71H 73 71* T1H Nov T3tt 78 72>i 73r Dee , 7SH 71% 78* " Mm ... 78W 78** M octA"l $8% »**, m *»H Nov...... —- - - $1* Dec ... SIS 311$ MH 81* Mty ..... 3114 11V 311$ 11$. 3 Oct _»'-..-. 4$ Nov, .... ~ -. - 48* Dm. ..... U- M 43 43 Myr .... W 44* 41* 434 Oct ..... 173 173 XIX 171 Nov. S m% - * - Wk Dec. ...... — — - — 1$7* Mty .... UT 1<$ 187 187* Oct Bli 81* 63 83* NOV. - - - Wle Dec 88 58* 8$ 88* Mty 81* OOVi N* 80* CASH PRICES: WHEAT-No. 1 Hird 71*, No. 1 Nor. 71*, No. 3 Nor. «*, No. $ Nor. 87*, No. 4 Nor. 84*. No. 8 88*. No. 8, 88*, tied 84*. No. 1 Garnet 83*, No, 8 Specitl 88*. No. 8 Speciil 55*, Mtxtd Ot*, Trick 71OATS-No. 1 C. W. 38*. No, i C. W. Ex. 31*. No, 3 C, W. 81*. No. 1 teed ex. 31*. No. i tied »*, No. 3 Feed 27*. No. I Peed »% trick »1*. __ BARLK-No. t C, W, 43*, Trtek 43. HAX-N0.1C, W. 171, No. IC. W. 187, No. 8 C. W. 141, No 4 a W. 145, track 168*. , . BYB-No. 1 C, W, 83*. New Buying Sends Golds, Oils Up In Vancouver Trading VANCOUVER, Oct II (CP). - Oold tnd oil pricei moved forward on Vtncouver itock exchange todty In increaied buying. Bate metals were quiet md transactions totalled 63,8.0 ibarw.,, ■■ ■ • . Bralornt told advanced IB cento It 10.78 tnd Cariboo Gold Quarti cloied at 1.88, 11 centi ibove Wednesday'! cjotiiw bid. Pioneer added tour centi to the previoui bid cloie it 3.38 and Htdley Mascot at 85 was three centi above the former bll Beno gained a eent at 88 and Sheep Creek wu unchanged at 113. Home oU moved up eight centi to 3.88, Calmont gained 1* it 44* md Okalta firmed 3 tt 1*. Mercury wu up 1* at I wd Boyal Ctntultn Srmed t fraction it » after WOM tares hid chmged hindi. Pend Oreille gained 15 tt 3.80 tnd other bate mtttlt were -unchanged. Seven Moil Boxes Fired at London LONDON, Oet. 13 (CP).-tnetn* diary fires ln ieven London mil! boxti destroyed tbout 200 letteri etrly todty.. Piecei of rubber tound imong charred envelopes Indicated tbe Irish Republican Army method of dropping toy billooni filled with acid into Infltmraible mtteriil had been used. Police hatUly optntd Hit boxta when the tint wlipi ot imoke appeared tnd were tble to itlvtge most of the mill. Five boxei were fired In the Edgewire Roid district tnd two in the Victoria District Deteetlvet were working on the theory that one penon or group of penoni let all the fine. Montreal Stock Exchange INDUSTRIALS Alta Pac Grain . Assoc Brew of Cm . Bathunt P 4 PA. Canadiin Bronze Cm Bronie pfd ....v Can Car is Fdy pfd Can Celtnesi ._y.,„, Can Celaneie pld -. Cm North Power . Can Steamship ...__. Can Steamship pfd _, Cockshutt Plow Con Mln tt Smelting Dominion Coal pfd . Dom Steel 8i Ceel B Dominion Texttyt --». Dryden Paper _ Foundation C of C _ Gatlneau Power ...._ Gttlnttu Powtr pfd . turd Charles owtrd Smith Paper. H Smith Piper pfd - Imptrlil Qil. Inter- Petroleum — Inter Nickel of Can Lake of the Woods McColl Frontenac - National Brew Ltd .. Nitioml Brew tifd .. Ogilvie Flour new Price Broi .-. Quebec Power Shawinigtn W k P . 4* 14 11* 44 108 38* 33* 111 IB 7* IB* 1* 21* 18* 88* 9* 10 14* 88 4* 18* 88 17* 20* 47* 37* fr 35* 31* 17* 33 I St Ltwrjsnce Corp , St Ltw Corp pfd — I South Can Power . Steel ot Cm pfd __ Western Grocen ... BANKS Commerce Dominion _ Imperiil —. Montreal .___ Nova Scotia, Royal „-_„ .„-. Toronto -—- ,..*.'. cum , ',!::'7 Abitibi $ pfd Bithurtt P tt P B m. Btiuhtrnolt Corp „„ British Amerlcm Oil. B C Picken —. Ctn Industries B __ Cm Mirconl Cm Vlcken .m—m. Cons Paper Corp., FairchiljAlreiitt, Fruer Co Ltd ,,.„„..; Inter UtilltTei A _____ Inter Untilltits B _»_-, Like Sulphite _...„__ MacLaren P fc P ____, McCoU Frontenic pfd MitcheU Robt, Roytllte OU _ United Dist ot Cm Walker Good te W _. Wtlktr Good ptd _ 17* 13 81* 45 .168 ,200 ,200 .181 .285 170 :8 » "7 lail 1.40 m 22* - .78 . IVi 18 % 42 .80 43 18* Vancouver Stock Exchange MINIS! Big Mluourl „ BlUebird mm-mm.- Brtlornt _____ CtribOO GOU mmm. Dentonia ..,.._ Fairview Amal ._. Fedenl Oold _..._ Golcondt j Gold BeU Grandview Grull-Wihkme -- Hedley Maicot Homt Oold _ Indian Mlnei Inter Coal fc Cpkt Island Mount ...,„ Koot Btlle __ Lucky Jim ..,__ Mak Sic Gold ___ McGUlivray .„„,„. Minto Gold .mm. Nicola M fc M Noble Five —__ Pend OrelUe ....._.' PilOt Oold mmmm Porter Idaho ...._- Premier Border _- Premltr Gold _ Privttttr __._--, Reeves-MioD . , Relief Arl ^»-_ Rewtrd - - Ruth Hope _____ Silly Mlntt Silmon Gold ...__, Sheep Creek Silver Crest Taylor B R Vidette Gold Bid A$k .11 .12 .00* — 10.70 11.00 1.80 2.00 Al* m. XI* —. jOO* __• JM -■ ...» .30 »x .11 .14 m .00* .03 J? XII < •mm ■1 ftm Jtt .78 il sa ■ •— it mm. .01 •Bi .02* .02' 2.90 3.83 A0* MM 2.21 2.28 AO* XII 128 1.18 Bt .04 MM .88 M .13 M fx .04 J»- Bt 1.13 1.18 1.00 1.20 .10 — .03 Wtverly T _____ Wellington _____ Weiko Mlntt Whitewater _. Ymlr Yank Girl „ OILS! A P Con .......___, Amalgamated __ s\naeonda Anglo Can Associated Bailee .._ Bjrit Dom ....... Brown Corp . Calgary fc Edm Calmont Commonwetltb Dtvlti Pete ... Firestone Pete. Four Stir Pete Freehold Corp Hargal Highwood Sarcee Home Madison .... Sir Jon cDoug Seg trcury ... Model ..... Okalta com oEito jfd Prairie Roy Jtoytl Can South Bnd Ptte SDsiontr _ United Vantltt , Vulcan INDUSTRIALS: Capitel Est Cout Brtw .00* Bl Bt Bralorne Miners Oul On Strike BRALORNE, B. C, Oct 12 (CP>.- Employm ot Bralornt Minn, Limited, htvt endoned ictlon of tot International Mint, Mill tnd Smelter Workeri Onion to railing Its memben out on itrlke it Pioneer Gold Mlnei ot Britiih Columbia Limited, lut Sundiy. Tht Brtlornt Minen, both memben of the C. I O, affiliated union and unorganised employees, approved the action of the union local at Pioneer, B.C flvt milts South oi htrt in declaring the work itop* ptlt. Munwhlle executive of the union it Plonetr met md ippolnted i ■ubstitute executive to act in cue preient officen ire pliced undir ■rrtit tor their connection with the itrikt. declared "illeiil" by the British Columbia Labor Deptrtment Operatloni it Pioneer Mine hive been closed down completely with pump men the only onei remtinlng It their posts. Todiy 10 union memben went Into netrby hllli with permiulon of British Columbil Pollct to hunt deer for fimlllei ln need. Limited crtdlt ii tteo being tllowed mintri' familiei it toe company itore at Pioneer, The I.M.M.S.W.V. cilled out IU memben lttt Sundiy whtn Compiny offlciili refund their demands for wtge Increue! tnd union recognition. Non-union employee! whom the company claims art in the majority alio itopped work when picket llnei were thrown up iround the mine, but hive not joined thi itriken ranks. Some plcktte ire still on guird duty but no violence hu been reported. The Britiih Columbli Induitrlil Conciliation md Arbitration Act forbids employees to strike during trbltritlon proceedings, British Govt. Plans to Control Prices LONDON, Oct II (CP Ctble)- Tht governmtnt introduced legislation to Uie House of Commons todty to itamp out wir profiteering to food tnd every-day cemmodlties. The main object ot the legislation il to ensure thtt the price of goodi which enter the coit ot living is not raised mon torn Is Justified by the increue in vtrioui coiti due to thi wtr. It dou not ipply to exporti. The Botrd of Trade wlU be empowered to iet pricei beyond which no person mty Mil goodi. In gentrtl the Mt prion wlD be er on the pricei paid Auf. 1.11 normal increuu due to tht war. be computed 1,1939, plus Enforcement ot the ict Will be pieced in toe hindi of t central prlct regulttlon committee. Any penon guilty ol stlltoi prlce-regu* UtM goodi tt more than the per* mitted price will be liable on summary conviction to three monthi ln Jill or t tint not exceeding £100 or Doth. Persistent violttora could be ient to jail tor two yetn, fined £500, or prevented trom cirrylng on buiineu, . ', Money Closing exchmge ntw: At Montretl—Pound: bi_ telling 4.47; U. S. dollar: buying At Montretl—Pound: buying 4.48, -Jlllng 4.47; U. S. dollar: buying l.», •elllnf 1.11; franc 2.S3 38-32. At New York—Cloied, i. At Parti-Pound 178,825 fr.| U. S. dollar 42.80 fr.. Cioeditn dollir 28.27 fr In Gold-Pound lOTld; V. I. dollar 81.08 cente; Ctntditn dollir 55.00 cents. NO CREW FOR DUTCH VESSEL IN B.C. SEATTLE, Oct 12 (AP)-Agenti - of the Sailon' Union of the Pacific uid today toe Dutch motor- ■hip Djambl, whose crew of IB struck hero when a "war bonus" demind ww refused, would not nil from British Columbli waten todiy "becauM the hu no crew.'1 Campaign Against Espionage in U.S. Kept Strictly Secret WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 (AP) - Virtual wtrtimt secrecy todty iur* rounded tht ftr-retching cimptlr agalnit espionage by tot Unii Statei Federal Bureau of Invest!- gitlon. It li undentood toe policy will be to diiclose nothing unlets ■ clear- cut, unquestionable cue ot esplon- tge li exposed. A nationwide counter-tsplonigt network hi. been formed, howtvtr, ind these facte tbout it hive bun made public; Alretdy engiged in training Iti men- for etpionigt-dtteotlon, thi F.B.I, recently wu lutherlted by President Rooievelt to tdd 150 tienti to Its torn tnd to coordlnite ill counter-uplonige icttvltlti, in* eluding those ot the trmy ind nivy. AU me new igenti htve betn itl- ected tnd tre being tnlnid. Tht 408 graduates oi tht FBI. police icademy 230 of whom received ipecltl instruction ln I recent re-trtlnlog period, hive hem put on guard. All ltw enforcement offlcen, in fact, htvt bttn requested to witch for espionage, labotage and neutrality vlolitions, Attorney Central Murphy has requested all citizens to notify the nearest F-B.l. office of impeded spies end wboteura. Macdougall Has Nine of 34 Certificates Work, Mining Claims Nine of 84 certificate! for work on mineral cltlmi at tot Ntlion Mining Recorder"! office in the put week were luued to A. D. Mtc- dougtll for cltlmi on Wolf Cruk. His claims were the Alamo, Alamo No. 2, Vitw Fraction, Bontnu, Bluff, Loit, SUde, Wup md Ctmp Fraction. Saris Tenltn tnd H. E. Doelle wen next with ilx certificate! eich. Terzltn'i claims were the Euphratei Fraction, Lost Ctbln Fraction, Minto Fraction, Mount Hood, Queen Mtry Fraction md Queen Anne on Elise Mountain. .. '. Doelle'i clilms wete the Amber Jack, Begonli. Catflih, Siqutt, Big Mac md Little Mtc, tbout htlf a mile Southweit at Wolf Uke. Other certlficatei for work were luued to: B. Feeney for the Stag Letp tnd Villey View on Marble Mountain. 3. ti Hmsen Jr. for the Eutern Extenilon No. 2 on South Sliter Mountain, . ' '_. 3. D. Ferguion tor toe Lucky Strike end Rex on tot North Fork of Wild Hone Creek, •*■• Ed Emllion tor tht Ethel & en Jubilee Mountain. Tony Sodjt tor the Montem on toe Stlmo River. Edwin Bainbridge tor toe Dally to Gormen Buin. John Desireiu tor tht Joiephlne it Wynndel. David T, Grtney for the Zenith ■pd Grtney D on the Wut Fork ot Quirta Creek. T. L, Parii for the Old Filthful md Providence in Alpine Bailn. Montreal Produce MONTREAL, Oct, 12 (CP) - Spot: Butter, Que. 27*-*, Que. regulir 27 traded, Ont regulir 27*.*, Qua Sept 27*-*, Cheeie Que. white 13*-*. Eggi A-Large 37. Silw! Butter 78, Que. 27*, Que. 27*. 100 Que. regulir 37. . Butter futurei: Oct 27H. Nov, 27*-28, Dee. 28*38*, Jm. 28*.*, Silei; Two Jtn. contracts it 28*, four Jtn. contract! it 28*, . at* Nov. contract chmged to Jtn, at *.' .. , DARWIN, Australlf(CP)-NoU* (ltd toey owed imill iiuni u taxes on land holding! here, the Sari of Rosebery and tha Duke ot Mm. Chester replied they had forgotten toe holdlngi md were wlpig to relinquish them. i^33 PAOI NINI Brilliant Red Cinnabar Is Most Important ol Mercury Minerals There trt miny mtrcury miner. lit, but the moit Important etonom- Ically ia the brUltintly colored -ed cinnabar. Ctonabtr U most rttdUy distinguished by ttt brlllltnt coch- tneil-rtd color and by ltt high ipeciflc gravity or weight The only mineral with which It might be confuud li hematitt, the red oxide of iron. However, the color ind streak ot himitite ire I much dul. ler red thm that ot ctontbtr, tnd the ipeciflc gravity or unit wtlght ot hemttlte It much leti thm that of cinnabar. A knowledge ef the different geological environment! of tht known British Columbil depoiiti mty be of aid ln discovering othtr clnntbtr depoiiti. Mtny of tht clnnibtr deposit! in tot interior oi British Columbia art associated with white carbonate ttrlngtn ind vtini thtt occur in treu of distinctly brown weathering, altered volcanic rocks. Thaw treti of brown weitherlng rocki .irt euily locited if om dimbi to polnti of vintage tnd ex- •mlnti tht lurrounding hillsides. When such iriu are found, creeki •nd gulches crossing them should be thoroughly eximlned for cin- nabar float md tot Intervening outcrops eximlned tor pouible clnntbtr veins. Other occurrences ln Britiih Columbia are auoelited with itrong fracture -onu md iccomptnying areu of brown tltentlon ln certain limestone areu thtt occur ln the vicinity, that ii within 18 miles, of lava flows. It It suggested toit •11 llmeitone occurrences within treu of ltvi flowi be more care* fuUy sjxamlned, thtn they'htrtto* fore htvt been, for the existence of tone fracture tonti tnd associated artti of brown alteration. Then tonei mty then be mort thoroughly prospected tor clnntbtr. It mty bt noted thtt tht clnntbtr In such occurrences Is usutlly scattered u minute grains through, out the fractured rock—however, the pruence of clnnibtr mty bl rtadily verified If tht material ii finely ground ind boiled for a ihort wnilt ln hydrochloric acid— tht cinnabar, if present, will itt- Ut to toe bottom u brilliant rtd gnlni. A third imporUnt type ot occurrence li in the fracture pltnes ot highly fractured greenstones. Hert the prutnc oi l strong shetr-ione li ntceutry, tnd toe clnntbtr occun ti thin films of brilliant red clnntbtr tlong tht breaks In the rock. These treu cin only be located by prospecting creeki thoroughly for cinnabar floit, by following toe float up tht creek in in effort to discover iti iource on hillsides drained by toe creeki. Beciuie of tht erratic distribution of cinnabar, the sampling of t deposit Is difficult However, It Is luggeited thit u Urge t umple u possiblt tcrou the (ull width ot the mineral tone be taken; in tny cut certainly not lesa thm 10 pounds to one simple. In the sampling of any tone of mlneraliiatlon It it neceiiary to include impartially any barren sections between the actual grains or veinlets ot clnnibtr. FARMER SHOT IN BACK DIES; WOMAN HELD TACOMA, Waih., Oct 13 (API- Shot in tha btck as he was crossing t clearing near Alhford, 80 miles South of Ticomt, lite yeiterdiy, John Reese, 78-yeir-old Alhford resident dltd in I Ticomt hospltil etrly todiy. Undenherlff Clydi Knowlei uld Mn. Mtrgerlta Zawicky, 28, tlio of Alhford, wu being htld by county authorities for questioning concerning the iliylnf The undenherlff said Mn. Zawicky "readily admitted the shooting, but the offered no motive tor her action ind would not give detilli." . _««__—'__-____ss________---s ' Direct Porcel Poet to France Suspended Direct ptrcel post Mrvlct to France hu been impended, Nelson md district Postmasten have been Informed through toe Post Office Deptrtment'! Weekly Bulletin. Thli luiperulon ii brought tbout by wir conditions, Parcel delivery wfll still be made to France however, but parcels must be routed via Great Britain and additional poitige ptid for trammlulon via thtt route.' Leaden Up, Montreal MONTRJfAL, Oct 12 (CPl-Tra* den jumped rallying fuel tote the itock market todty and leaders climbed ai much u two points. National Steel Ctr wared to I new high of 70*, up 2*,. Ahttd fractionally wtre Ctntdian Car common, C. R., md Dosco. Normal wu up 1* md Smelten one. Small advancei ihowed for Algoma Steel, Canada Cement Dominion Bridge, Foundation Company, Steel ot Canidi, md BuUdlng Products*. Imperial OU tnd Interneilontl Pete were up * tnd * respectively. London Inactive LONDON, Oct 12 (AP)-Inactlve condltioni prtvtlltd to tot itock market todty pending Prime Minister Chimbtrltln't ipeech which came after toe close of trading. Yesterday's, all-round taprovimint in pricei wm not fully milntalned. GUtedged bondi were leu ictlve although the undertone remained satisfactory.-French, Jtpaneu md Argentine issuti were firmer while Germtn bondt were unaltered. Winnipeg Wheat Price Firm Tone WINNIPBO, Oct 12 (CP)-Light offerlngi combined with moderate investment and export buying to give wheat futures prices a firm tona on tht Winnipeg grain exchinge todty. Quotetiont climbed from the itart and tt the close wera *-* higher, October if 71*, Nov. 72*, December 72* md May 78* centi. Export purcbaui wire expected to result in in oveneu business of ilmoit 300,000 buiheli. Norwiy took most of the Canadian wheat Mills continued their active demind tor the lower gradei ind gar* nets ln toe cuh wheat pit Spreads htld firm. In the eetrse grain pit export houses offered support ln otti, birley raid ryt whlft miltsten alio bought birley. Further purchases ot rye wert mtde agtlntt ules ot whut U.S. Markets Cloied , for Columbus Day; NEW YORK, Oct 13 (API-Important security, commodity markets and banki throughout the United Stetei observed Columbui Dty todty. Closed for tht holiday were the New York Stock "exchange, all local commodity futurei markets, Chlctgo Botrd ot Trtdt tnd grain futuru exchanftl in other principal eentru. The Chicago linstock market wu optn. . Foreign Exchange OTTAWA. Oet 12 (OP)-The few elgn exchange control boerd today tnnounced the following exchange rater ' American fundi: 10 per cent prem* ium buying; 11 per cent premium •tiling. Sterling; H« buying; $4.47 Mil* *»«• . Toronto Livestock TORONTO, Oct 12 (CP)-Catfll: 178, calvei 40, hogi 182, iheep md limbi 138. Weighty item 8-7.28, butcher iteen md heifen 8.85-8.75, butchtr. cowi 3.78-5.50, fed cilvei 6-8.50. Choice veil cilvei 10-10.50. Pre* vloui close on off-truck hogs 8.80* 8.40, good ewe and wether lambs . < Now In advclnce of the season, our large selection makes it easy to choose well. : Religious car'ds, snow scenes, etchings and modernistic designs, all well done.; PHONE 144 OUR REPRESENTATIVE, MRS. V. M CAMPBELL WILL SHOW YOU SAMPLES. If YOU LIVE OUT OF TOWN WRITE FOR SAMPLES Nflaott latlg Nuns COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT ^ 266IAKERST. NELSON, 9. C. ■..MB ■ ■■Ml IW M-m**MMgmmmm*'' CAH TIN •» _^)>*.>>>m>M>».u»*OM»iJi^ 1-lilJLJ.H TODAY AMD SATURDAY COMPLETE SHOWS AT 2:00. 7:00 AND 9*01 YOUR GREATEST SCREEN THRILL *m______________mHlnt tort . ~~ Hidy...the exotic... the glamorous.... In tht umi oi', [RobirtTiyloil TAYLOR LAMARR 1 7:31.9:32 j J NITE Of —I 154*35* J Nus—A PETE SMITH NOVELTY, CARTOON, NEWS \tt)SS1_MM»MMMMm*mm>tt_m*-V}t-^ tepossessed Cars "fe are cleaning out aU can. No • reasonable otter refused. Automobile Broken Jack McDowell Howard Thurman Next Savoy Hotel MILL ENDS—$3.75 Load Dry 12" and 1«", load 4 ft, S cordi for. _____ Sawdust, unit -—— .$4.00 (10.0C $4.00 Phono 163 or 434R1 SEE VIC GRAVES MASTER PLUMBER For atl your needi In plumbing repaln, alterationi, and ' Installation!. Ph. Ill 801 VICTORIA ST. ?ried CHICKEN Tbat melta to your mouth. Qrenfell's Cafe Opp. Civic Theatre Lambert's FOR LUMBER PHONE 82 * EAST TRAIL LOTS Send tor map and price lilt Mike i itart on hiving your own Home -wltb our monthly euy piyment. Robertion Realty Co., Ltd. Nelion, B.C. CAPITOL CONFECTIONERY Light Lunches FRESH FRUITS Fish and Chips to Take Out Annable Block Phone 680 Kft Your Grocer For HOOD'S SUPREME MILK BREAD Sliced or Unsllced HOOD'S BAKERY Your Home Bakery Kootenay No-Odor Dry Cleaning Co. Phono 128 FOR PROMPT SERVICE ■ Your mirror wtll ihow the difference to your tppeirtnce before tnd after you've been to the Hai&h Tru-Art Beauty Salon Phone 127 Johnitone Blk. "Better Keep Your Overcoat On. Uncle Horace, the House Qets Pretty Chilly": - We offer ybu a double tervlce that will: T. Keep your house warmer 2. Save you money Insulation to keep out drafts and cold—good coal to supply plenty of heat. Why not phone us now! Agents for Calt—Wlldfirs and Creenhill Coals. BURNS LUMBER R COAL CO LnGtftfmktBidi NIUON OAILY NIW*. NIUON. Mfc-FNIMY NONNW«, OOT. * m ONE COAT HIDES ALL OS* AlabrutinawIOgivt b*_airtiful,ricl», lasting wall finish wilh real sconomy. No hot water when mixing. M_awlovdyr*a4-B Write oa for decorating «ulv_oe. 70c for 5 lb. pkt Wood, Vallance Hardware Company, Limited Rossland Social ♦♦ ROSST-AND, B. C- Oot 1»-Mr. •nd Mn. Edgar Jamitnon, Miu Iiobel Leeion ind Ulu Florence Mie- Lein ittended the funeril of Mri. John MacKinnon tnd Mlu Joieph- ine MicKinnon at Cutlegir Wedneiday. A aoclal meeting of St Georfe'i Womin'i Auxllliry wu held tt the home ot Mn. Mirk Storle Tueidiy afternoon. Thoee attending were Mn. J. A. Butcher, Mn. Thomu Tonpie, Mn. Jamei MUliken, Mn. S. t Thomu, Mn. Arthur Slater, Mn. F. A. Niwell, Mn. C. Storle, Mn. B. G. Leei, Mn. Elizabeth Jewell, Mn. S. E. Wilion, Mri. Ralph Berry ind the hoiteu. ■ Routine buiineu wu conducted ai a meeting of the Pioneer Circle, held at thi home ot Mn. Clifford Bndihaw T\ieiday evening. Thoie preient Included Mn. H. Mellor* Ungdale, Mn. Vtggo Soremon. Mn. D. B. Jonu, Mn. Robert Munn, Mn. J. 1 Gordon, Mn. A. H. Wood, Mn. E. E. Turner, Mn. Junea Sheer- er, Mn Edgir Jimleion, Mlu E. Jimieioti, Mri. Clifford Daily, and Mlu Mible Wilkie. . Mn. Fruer Mitchell wu hoiteu to the Martha Circle Wedneiday ifternoon, when thou preient included Mn. C. H. Dtly, Mn. Erneit Morrlion,' Mra. H. Boeworth, Mn. Leille Treverton, Mra. G. W. Urgu- hirt Mn. John Melville ind Mn. E. A. Morrii. The monthly meeting of St Andrew'i Woman'i Auxllliry took place 113 Man-Days on Ronland Worki RsOSSUUTO, B. C. Oct 12-A totil of 113 mtn-dtyi work wu reported for the pest two week period, by Aid. P. J. Gillie, Chairman of the Worki Committee, at the Roulind Council meeting Tueidiy, list u followi: Bulldozing 10; gravelling itreeti, S3; blacktop repairing and hauling, 7; Board ot Worki, ]; ditching 14; garbage, S; unitary, 7; lidewalki, 2; parks, 11 Work Included ditching and (ravelling LeRoi Avenue, Kootenay Avenue, and Monita Street; hauling blacktop from Warfield; cutting iteps on Spokane Street; and bulldozing Cook Avenue, Weit of Park Street, third Avenue, Eut of Monte Criito Street and Wuhlngton Street, South of Union Avenue. FIRE PREVENTION ADDRESSES GIVEN STUDENTS TODAY Student! ln Nelson ichooli todty will heer eddrosei on Fire Prevention by their Principal! Si pert of the progreii in Nelion lor National Fire Prevention Week. In former years outiide ipeaken iddreued the itudenta, but thii year principal! Or teachen are doing it At SL Joieph'.' Academy, however, Rev. John Lambert, C. Si. R, will •peik. ' _t'.'_ .. During the week Fire Chief X. H. Maloney, Aid. A. G. Ritchie and Aid. Roy Sharp have been making lnspectioni of furnacu, itovei and itove plpei to the City u in tld to tire prevention. CRESTON Social.., at tha home ct Mra. Oliford Brad- •hrw Tuss_diy afternoon. Thoee at* tending included Mn. J. C Urquhirt, Mra. John Melville, Mn. A. H. Wood, Mn. Hirold Evtni. Mra. iohn Berg, Mn, X A. Hendenon, Ira. D. fi. Jonu and Mn. S. H Hiyden. The weekly meeUng ot the Bt Andrew'i Senior Young People'i Society wu held Wednuday to the United Church roomi. At the cloie of the buiineu meeting, motion picture! were ihown, one reel, "The Silent Enemy", dealing with Indian limine to the North, ind the other being a color film of the viiit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to toe United States and Canada. Mlu Doru Xatxpr wu hoiteu at a mlicellineoui ihower, given at her home Wedneidiy evening, to honor ot Hn. Claude Olien, nee Miu Bernice Koenlf, whou mirrlige took place Mondiy. Gueiti preient Included Mlu Eda Vetere, Mlu Delphine Vetera, Mlu Mirgaret Smith, Miu Dorothy LewU, Miu Elizabeth Lewli, Miu Marguerite Irvln, Mlu Loulie Irvln, Mlu Dorothy Brooki, Mlu Irene Brooki, Mn. Rou Saundry, Mn. Seth Mirtln. Mn. Ole Oiing, Mn. Wilter Hocking, Mlu Curtii Trigg, Miu Dorothy Irvln, Mlu Marjorie Dickinaon, Mra. Jamu Sheerer, Mlu Milllcent Sadao, Mlu Lucy Tortorelll, Miu Idi Osing, Mlu Margaret Martin. Mn. J. R. Ling, Mn. H. H. Metzgar and the hoeteu. Thi SL Andrew'i Girli Explorer Group met Monday afternoon to the Church Roomi, with Mlu Vera Polonikoff in charge. Plam were made to hold a weiner rout Saturday afternoon, near the Sunset Minu. Girli preient were Dolly Leland, Irma Hansen, Audrey Bacon, Minnie Martin, Nan Allison, Bernice Pitt, Grace Alliion, Gladyi Jecks, Marlon Postlll ind Patiy Bathie. Mlu Kay Smithen returned to her home it Kimberley Tuudty, after ipending the weekend here ai gueat ot Mr, and Mra. Louli Lt' Fice. Geoffrey Shaw visited Spokane over the weekend. CRESTON, B.C.—Mr. and Mn. L. X Tyion ot TraU were guiitii of tbeir daughter, Mrs, Allan J. Gilroy. High School Inwector 3. B. De- Long ot Victoria visited Fridty, tnd plam to return next week for the Eut Kooteniy Teachen' Convention. Mln Helen McCreath, wbo ii attending commerciil collegt it Nelion, ipent the Thinkiglving weekend with her perenti, Mr. and Mra. a S. McCreith. _ C Edwirdi of Canal flat and H. Sowerby of Femie are here for the opehing ot toe pheuint ihootlnf, and are guuti ot CoL tnd Mn. Millin dt lne. Dive Fairbthka of Ntlion visited hit fither, H. H. Ftirbtnki. ■ . _ J. A. Stewart of Nelion viilted Creiton. Mlu Shirley Wilton ot toe Bank at Commerce stitt ipent tbe week' end at Cranbrook. _ .. . Inipector Jonu ot Victoria, to chtrge of annuil training work, wu • viiltor at tba Cruton High SchooL _ Mr. and Mrs. Oirence Ward ct Cranbrook were guuta et Xr. and Mra. W. A. Millin, Mr. ind Mn. Chirlu Murrell hive returned from a holiday at Wut Cruton. Norrli Blecum and Glen Clark, who have Joined up with the 107th Field Battery at Cranbrook, were here Friday for the Kootenay riiti Fiitnen' Dance. . Older resident! who remember Mr. md Mn. Wut ind Mr. ind Mra. Piyne will hear with regret of the deeth of the latter's fifth aon, Delbert, who pined iwiy at Buffalo, N.Y- late In September. Glen Going and O. Weber of Mountain View, Alta- apent a tew dayi at Creiton. < air, and Mn. Junu Cherrlngton apent the Thinkiglving weekend wltb their lon-in-lew and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Xonrad Wigen. at Wynndel. Mlu Cecelia Handley ot Kulo li a gueit of her parenti, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hindley. H. F. Henley ot Reglna apent a few dayi here toil week, looking after hli orchard property. He u pluming to ipend tha Winter to California. Bill Ferguion, who li ben trom Trail li viiiting Fernie thli week. W. end Bob Legett ot Kimberley were weekend guuti of Mr. and Mn. Robswt Croiby. - ' Xr. and Mn. A. *_• Jonu and daughter, Miu Myrtle, and ion Arthur were viiiting Mr. and Mra. William Ferguion. Mr. ud Mn. L. Salmbury and diughter ot Crinbrook viiited Mn. Saintbury'i perenti, Mr. and Mri. John SpratL Jack Connell tnd his friend. BUI Burnett of Kimberley, vliited the former'i parenti, Xr. ind Mn. J. O. Connell Stturdiy, miking tbt trip by pltne. Mr. and Xn. F. Barraclough et Cranbrook wire guuta ot Xr, and Xn. T. Trevelyan. Xr. and Mrs. T. Chriittanaoa et Crtnbrook were weekend guuti of the litter'i puenti, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Croiby. _ Mlu Sarah Clark visited at Wy* cllffe. Mr. tnd Mn. D. W. Dow and daughter ot Cranbrook viiited tbe former'i parenti, Mr. and Mri. J. W. Dow. , ; • Dr. W. N. Fraier, accompanied by hli mother, were viiitora at Blairmore, Alta. Arthur Nlcholi ot Kimberley li i guest of his pirenti, Councillor tnd Mra. George Nlcholi, ' Mr. end Mn. O. X Argue and ion Jim of Crinbrook with Mn. Argue'i mother, Mrs. Green ct Edmonton, were weekend guuti of Mr. and Mrt, C H. Hire. GREENWOOD HOME BURNS GREENWOOD. B. C — The reildence ot Sam Wlckwire and owned by Mn. Ball Cudworth wai deitroyed by tire on Sunday nLghb . LONDON, (CP).-In a book on hii life recently publiihed, it wu revelled Sir Edward Clarke, Q.C., earned nearly £900,000 (¥-,--3,000) ln SO yun at the Bar. The Victoria lawyer1! eirningi constitute M\ ICvUXAs**-, For that run down condition appatita Take i»wawtwa8»w»>)9WtWi>w«af.waw*i HEWS OF IHE DAY 7QC mlleige. Good tlrei, - t/*s# PEEBLES MOTORS Biker 8t Limited Phene 118 H. E. DILL Representing leading outittnding Britiih md Cinidlin tire tnd tuto Iniurtnce comptnlu. . 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