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NBLSON, B.C. \u2014 THURSDAY MOBNINO, APRIL 30, 1838\nnra earn a cott\nU.S. GOfccTOFF GOLD STANDARD\nBritain Bans Russian Imports\nPOTS EMBARGO\nOF 80 PER CENT\nAGAINST GOODS\nMay Revoke Action If Sentences of British Prisoners Commuted\nTAKE ACTION TO\nPROTECT CITIZENS\nBritain Insists Primarily\nConcerned Over Safety\nof Subjects\nBy FRANK II. KINO\nAssociated Fren Staff Writer.\nLONDON. April 18. (AP).\u2014An 80-\nper-oent embargo on Rust-tan Import, wa. proclaimed today through\nKlnt George a. a reentt ot the trial\nhi Moecow of .tx BrltUh electrleal\nenglneen\nShortly thereafter, there wera en-\nthoratlve Indication! that the action might ba revoked lf prison\nsentence, of two ot the Englishmen would be commuted to banishment from Russia.\nSoviet Ambassador Malaky, chairman of the Rusalan trade delegation,\naad hla ohlef aaalatanta with Sir\nJohn Simon, aecretary for fonlgn\nittateettttettewewetei\nBIRD COVETS HAIR\nOF SLEEPING GIRL\nAS NEST MATERIAL\nOovet_tag tore of the tltisn\nhair of Jesn Peterson, daughter\nof Corporal E. D. Paterson ol\nth* BrttUh Columbia pollot, for\nnetting material, a amall bird.\naeen ln tb* early light u whit*\nand black, alighted on har head.\naa ahe slept on the verandah,\nand tried to pull out a few\nstrsnds. Rer alster, Bunty,\nawakened, and shooed away the\nbird, but Jean alept through tb*\nattempted rape of the locks.\nwhleh wa* on Sunday morning.\nIt 1* thought the bird may have\nbeen either a vireo, or one of\nthe small warblers, or poealbly\na male English sparrow with hi*\nblack jabot.\nhmt-m.mm*tmjmMmimmm mt asaaaaai\nU.S. Embargo and Inflation\nTalk Send Markets Soaring\nPound Reaches Highest Point in a Year; Dollar Up\nTwo Cents; Wheat Trade Improvement\nImminent? Restore Prices\nUTEST TRENDS\nFAVOR CANADA\nWheat Rise, U. S. Inflation and Sterling's Advance All Boost\nOTTAWA. AprU It (CT)\u2014Oood\nnews flowed Into . Ottawa today.\nParticularly waa the new. good\nfar Canada'a eieheeoer, Hon. T\u201e\nN. Rhodes, mlnlater of finance,\nshould be smiling tentfht.\nCanada heavily guaranteed the\n___ aelllng agency of the western wheat\nattain, \"end offSai of the boa-dof, Poole \"ben the totter came to the\ntrade today ln an effort to avoid\nthe break becauae of the aula.\nCALL CONPEBENCE\nThe BrltUh Labor rank., arouaod\nby the threatened rupture, summoned leaden ot trade, unions to a conference with tba Labor party and\nsupport of tbe wheat futuna mar-\nket laat fall, and naturally !\u25a0 Interested In tbe price of wheet. It\nhaa been atrong for eeveral daya\nasd today held a full eent gain In\na turbulent day.\nThe Dominion haa heavy commitment, ls New Tork for whleh lt\n\u2022Usui s-atxn,.ot..^^rm\\ti >_- *> !*\u00ab\u2022* *w\u00bb\u00bb* <\u00bb _*w\nconatder the whole queetlon ot the\nembargo.\nOeorge Bernard Shew, returning\nheme from a -world cruln. Immediately Jumped Into the oontroveray\nwith the etatemant that \"all people\ntrying to provoke a war with Buaela\nshould Instantly ba hanged for practical treaeon to their own country.\"\nThe Britiah government, empowered laat week by parliament to de-\nclan tba embargo, haa Instated It 1.\nprimarily concerned wltb tbe safety\not tta eubjecta In Russia.\nOreat public interest waa arouaed\nby thtt latett pheae ot the crtala\nIn Antlo-RuMlan relations.\nEXCEPT PUBS\nIt tha embargo U carried out, SO\npar cent of Soviet good. Intended\nfor Importation into Oreat Britain\nwould ba banned, Including all Important commodities exoept fun.\nCommercial end credit relations between the two countries ' would be\nleft In e tangled state.\nTha government* drastic action waa\nbaaed on a policy of protection for\nBrltlih citizen, ln the Soviet union,\n\u2022od ao far tt haa been considered\n\u25a0ucceeaful alnce the aletropolltan-\nVleken employees received light sentences.\nTort fund*, The Canadian dollar\nmoved up thne oenta today es Wall\nItreet.\nA- atawnentlon fund win he\nbrought Into opentlon In Canada\naoon to eeaist eiportcr. of certain\noommodltlee to the Onlted Kingdom,\nperhaps within a little more than a\nweek. Through It the federal treasury wlU pey to the exporters ot tha\nproducts concerned the difference\nbetween the sslllng price of tha\nproduct In sterling at lte actual\nvalue and a fixed valuation of tt eo\nto the pound. OetCe. dairy producta,\nham. and bacon, canned vetetablee\nand fUh are among tha commodltleo\nto be elded.\nThe lower tha pound aterllng\ndrop, the greater would be tha drain\non tha fund and vice vena. Todsy\nstarling Jumped from Hit ln Canadian funds to t_._8.\nLeaping upward In violent strides to heights untouched In many\nsesesions, Brltlih currenclee today made aubatantlal headway on foreign\nexchange markets.\nAccompanied by reports of a United statea gold embargo, whleh\nsubesdusntly was followed by Secretary of tho Treasury W. H. Woodln'a\nannouncement that forbidding of gold export, \"wnt the united State,\noff th. gold atandard,\" both tha pound sterling asd the Canadian\ndollar advanced, the pound to lto hlgheet point ls a year at 19Jl.\nThe Canadian dollar .hot up mon than two cent, at Mtt\nAnticipation of Inflationary leglalatlon at Waahlngton and reported\nImprovement In alt llnea of bualneu atoo did much to encourage the\nwild trading on exchangee that tent prloea on Canadian market, tmn\nfractions to two and one-half point, higher.\nSTOCKS AND STAPLES BOOM\nBy CLAUDE A. lAOOEB, Associated Frees Financial Editor\n(Copyright, IMt, by the Associated maa)\nNIW YORK, April lt (AF).\u2014With latest movaa In Waahlngton\ninterpreted ln Wall and La Salle etneta today as Indicating determination to reetora commodity prlcea through a msnagad United States\ndollar, stocks and ataptea. boomed.\nWith gold exports definitely atopped. and the dollar declining\naw_rt:y In term, of other leading currenclee, then wie a ruah In the\nNew Tork stock exchange, ln the Chicago boerd of tnde and other\ndomestic markete, to convert funda Into aharaa asd commodities.\nGRAIN TRADE IMPROVEMENT\nWI-IN-MQ, April 19 (CF).\u2014Lang-awaited Improvement ot canadst\nwheat export tnde aaemed Imminent tonight. At the end of a day\nof head-long rushes to higher totals Is -tock. grain. and currency\nmarkets, exporters received further orden from fonlgn Importers and\nmltented tbeir oft-repeated coovictlos Canada would ahlp large ttockt\nof wheat abroad thla aummer.\nAa a preliminary, they reported the greet ut day'a business tn\nmontha\u20141,500,000 buahela\u2014which aided wbeat futuna oa ttat Winnipeg\ntnln market today ln climbing, tor a ttme. ta levels they hid not\nreached for elx montha, tn a .urging, boiling market, whleh bubbled\nover with bullish enthualaam.\nSTOCKS RESPOND TO INFLATION OPINION\nTORONTO, April 19 (Of).\u2014Stock market! raaponded today to\ncrysteHlned opinion In the United states tbat Inflation wit en the\nway. international Nickel and srosHers ltd the bete metato, the farmer gaming about 91 end Smelten I3M. Induatrlal ahane wn* carried forward. Toronto exchange turned over -9,000 aharee, the beavleet\ntn alx monthi. The Jump et three centa per ounce In -diver atartad\ntba white metal ttockt .fluttering tote In the day and all cloeed wtth\nemail galna.\nFLY AGAIN OVER\nMOUNT EVEREST\nTwo Airplanes Make Trip\nin Three Hours\nIrrigation Delegates\nto Be Called at Once\nProgrym Offers Substantial\nReUef\nBRITISH EMBARGO\nWILL AID CANADA\nLondon Timber Importer\nVoices Op'nion\nLONDON. AorU It \u2014 Logging operation, which\ntftst- pat upward of IM men et\nwork will .hortly bo reeemed an\nthe Queen Charlotte Islands. Tha\n3. B. Morgan Logging company\nhaa. already reopened Its camp\nat Crescent Inlet with It men at\nwork. The T. A. Kelly Logging\ncompany la amlng a camp from\nselwyn Inlet te Atli IntH, a -defence of ee mllee when It will\noperate thtt season. A. P. Alllaon\nI. preparing to get-nut fonr million feet of log. at Queen Cher-\nlotto City.\nROOSEVELT ASKS CONGRESS\nFOR NEW POWERS TO EFFECT\nCONTROLLED INFLATION, U.S.\nWithdrawal of Gold Support From American Dollar\nBrings Decline on World Markets; Stocks\nand Commodities Move Up\nPUTS HIMSELF IN POSITION TO\nNEGOTIATE FOR REVISED BASIS\nHas in Mind Bringing All Nations Back to the Gold\nStandard; Tackles Problems of Putting\nIdle Currency Into Circulation\nBy FRANCIS M. STEPHENSON\nAssociated Press Staff Writer.\nWASHINGTON, April 19. (Af).\u2014Tho United States '\nswung away from the gold standard today as President\nRoosevelt prepared to ask congress tomorrow for new powers\nto effect a controlled inflation.\nWithdrawal of gold support for the American dollar in\nforeign exchanges by the president was interpreted by his\nsecretary of the treasury, William H. Woodin, as meaning\ntemporary suspension of the traditional gold standard basis\nof currency.\nThe immediate effect was an upward surge in stocks,\n~Jand commodity prices and \u2022\ndecline of bonds and of the,\ndollar on world exchanges.\nIn hie flret move, the pnsldeat\nadroitly put himself Into a poaitlon\nto negotiate for a revlaed world\ngold atandard by withdrawing aupport of the Amerloan dollar la\nfonlgn exchangee to oombat the depredated currenclee of the foreign\nnationa now off the atandard\nBBIN0.INO BACK\nGOLD STANDARD\nHe hu In mind bringing an ae-.\ntlona back to tha gold atandard aa\na meaaure of staWUty. but ha la\n-outdaring e new atandard whereby\nthe preaant ratio of eo per cent\nMAKE HEADWAY\nON RAIL BUL\nFlood of Amendments by\nUbmls Is Taken Under Consideration\nDominion. V..\u00ab embarto, however,\nshould m> metn *n increase ln\nlumber pricee for some considerable\ntime for, tn hte opinion, the beet\nfretle materiel comet trom Rueelt.\nOn the lower grade* ttom Rueelt\ndebt outstanding tftlnst irrigation! prloe tnd. quality ere tbout the\nWELLINGTON, New Zetland. April\nSO.\u2014(Thuraday).\u2014(OP Ctble).\u2014Prime\nMinister O. W. Porbee announced today hie government would consider\nImmediately stepe to prohibit importation tt Russian goods to New Zetland.\n. Such t meisure would pltoe Nev\nZeeland in line with the United\nKingdom which yetterdty decltred tn\n80 per eent embargo on Russian Import* tfter two British subjects htd\nbeen imprisoned by t Moecow court\nwhleh found them guilty of sabot-\ntge, espionage and bribery In connection wtth the Sonet electrification program.\nMAY MAKE PUBLIC\nCORRESPONDENCE\nSees No Reason for Not\nTabling Correstont-Ence\nWith Provinces\ndtatrtcta.\nIa each dlatrlct tha gorernment\nwill decide what the lrrlgatlonuta\ncan afford to par, baaing ita con-\nclualona on the productive capacltr\nof the antrlct during the Utt tew\nyean.and Ita ooat of operation. It\nwill decide than what. -.mount of\ndebt the dlatrlct can carry and will\nItself aeaume the remainder.\nDelegate, of ell dUtrlct. wlll be\nnaked to eome here lmmollately to\nconfer with tha governxent and ex-\np:am their financial poeltl-jn ln detail. After theee con rena tlona the\ngorernment hope, to write down\nthe Irrigation debt, without delay,\nao that reduced debt charge may\nbe mada effectlre on the current\nIrrigation due..\nThla program will offer the meat\na\u201ebetantlel relief yet granted the\nl-rigationleta, lt la expected, but the\ngovernment emphaaleed .-hat 11 Intended to make the water-men pay\naa much aa they could. b.Md en\ntheir individual poaitlon and productive capacity.\nIn general thla nrlalon I. lo ac-\n. ort'ance with the report of Sanford\nIrene, apeclal lnve.tlg.tor, who propoeed that water charge, be revlaed\naccording to ability to pay them-\n\u2022ere aa thoae from Canada, he aald.\nOther competitor, for the Brltlih\nmarket, of coune. .will be United\nState, and 8c.ndln.vi., ha added.\nSerious Situation\nHazards Meeting of Outside\nObligations\nFORMER NEWSPAPER\nREPORTER IS DEAD\nMOSCOW, VBSA, April 30-\n(Thuraday) (OP *e_le)\u2014Uno-flclal\ncircle, today eapremed the opinion\nOreat Britain', embargo on Russian\nImport, would eraate a aonoua altuation from the atandpolnt of tbe\nSoviet.\nRuaelea obeerver. and othera\npointed out tba Soviet waa unable\nto meat fonlgn commitment, only\nby preeervlng a favorably trade bai*\nanoe. Thay valued Russia's export\ntrade with the United Kingdom at\napproilmatoly 1110.000.000 annually.\nWithout thla revenue, they aald,\nability of tbe country to meet Ita\noutalda obligation, wm queattonable.\nVANCOUVER, April lf\u2014Tom Putman, ea, veteran of tha Boer war\nand former Vancouver newspaper\nreporter, 1. dead here, following a\nprolonged Illness. The deoeaaed came\nto Britiah Columbia 30 jean age. appeared in polioe court today,\nEDMONTON ALDERMAN PACKS\nRESTRAINT OP ISADS CHAJU1E\nEDMONTON, AprU lt (OP)\u2014Alderman 3. T. McCreath, aoentary of\nth. Retail Merchant, aaaoct.tlon of\nBdmonton, waa nmanded for trial\ntp the suprams court of Alberta on\nrestraint of trade charge, wben he\nthe plant of tba Vanoouver Bnw-\narlea. limited, humming.\nWe_t.rln.ter Brewery, limited, at\ntbe royal dty, 1. running at fun\ncapacity, having .hipped 1500 caae.\nto Seatt'e thla week. Shlpmenta of\n3000 caaea a day an anticipated\nand, ln addition to bottled baer\nlarge auentltleo of draught beer\n_re being.exported. The beer la going\naouth In truck, and by rail and\nehlpmente may alee be made via\nthe Frieer river.\nBrewery offlclala atate that US.\nlmportan are absorbing the heavy\nduty of 98. oenta per .doeen plnte.\nEXPORT BUTTER\nt TO GET BOUNTY\nOTTAWA, April lfl. (CP).\u2014No reaeon exists why correspondence between the federal government tnd\ntho western provincial governments\nwith regard to the flntncltl conditions of theee provinces ehould not\nbe made public, Prime Minister R.\nB. Bennett told Rt. Bon. MacKenale\nKing, opposition letder, ln the house\nof commons todty. The correspondence tabled a few days tgo ln tbe\nManitoba house covered that province\nand also the other provinces eo ftr\ntt the federtl end of the matter\nwte concerned.\nOne of the provinces htd not yet\nreplied, the prime minister t d d e d.\nHowever, ln spite of thtt, he aaw no\nJ, reaeon why the carrespondenoe should\n. P. Morgan Makes Ona of His not- be tabled.\nMorgan Endorses\non\nRare Public Statements\nMTW YORK. ApM 19 (API\u2014J. P.\nMorgan, ln one of htl rem public\natatement. today., eftdoreed Prealdent Pranklln Roosevelt's ectlon In\n\u2022uapendlng goU export..\n\"I welcome the reported action of\nGOLD PRODUCTION\nUP IN ONTARIO\nTORONTO. April IB (CP)\u2014production -flguree for the Ontsrio gold\nthe*mesidei-it*, he'ISdln Twltton P*10** (or **\"* **\" \u00bb4.0W,248, tn ti\u00bbnoe\"down~\"tbrough northern Que\n\u25a0 . V* *****?***\u2022, \" paas.\nLunde, with 11 points, wu the\nstoring ace for TraU, but tbe floor\ngeneralship of Dee. Aakey, a atar\nof tbe aenlor Elks team, wu very\nnotlcaabls. He obtained nine polnta\nTbe balance of tbe Trail team wu 3.\nOlbeon, O. Mason. W. Baldrey. j. Holllngton and J. TOnnelle.\nJoe Wsiisch and Veme Vance refer-\need tbe gam* to tbe satisfaction of\nboth teams.\nThe aecond game between tbe Paloona and Tolls\u2122 wu feeter If possible, than the first game, at half\ntime tbe soon wu 11-14 In terror of\nthe Tollen and early In the eeoond\nhalt they Increased the lead to IMS\nbut from then on found the pace\naet by Smith, Baker, Cooper, and J.\nBishop too much to hsndl*. The Paloona scored baaket after basket and\nwith two mlnutu to go tbe Paloona\nled ll-u. While preeesd by the low\nof Skinner, tbey beld their opponents to four polnte. The final aoon\nwu u-as. Steve Smith wu the hlgb\neconr with It polnta but all tbe\nwlnnen played a fut gam*, and no\natar could be picked. Bert Mark with\n11 polnta, played hla best game of the\nseason for the loeen.\nTh* teama and eoonn wen:\nPaloona\u2014s. Smltb, 14; c. Baker, 8\nBlahop, 6; B. Cooper, I; L. Skinner, and A. BlAop.\nToiler*-B. Clark, 11; T. Harrison\n.. D. Lucaa. 8; A. Pannholti 1; C.\nThor, p. Clark, and O. WUllama.\nLAST GAME OP\nHOOP LEAGUE\nOTTAWA, April 11 (OP)\u2014Supplementary cetlnat*. covering loans to\ntb* Canadian National steamahlpa\nand opentlon of tb* maritime\nfnlght ratea act tor tb* flacal year\n19S1-S4. totalling W38-.-70. wen\ntabled tn tb* houu of common* today by Bon. B. N. Rhodes, mlnlater\not flnanoe.\nTbe estimate wu 1700.474 leu\nthan tbat ln respect to these Item*\nlut yeer. Of tbe total tbe aum ot\ntI.071.TOO wu for tbe steamships,\nand W,7\u00abS.-.o tor tb* maritime\nfreight ratee aot.\nCROW TO HAVE\nPLACER TALKS\nO'Grady and Cartmel Off\nfor Ffernie, Cranbrook,\nKimberley\nARE YOU BOW-\nLEGGED? HERE'S A\nREPORTED CURE\nLONDON, (OP).\u2014 A gland aecret\nwhloh raveala the cun for bow-tegs,\nrickets and weak bones la said to\nhav* bun discovered by a physician\nwhUe tnatlng a young woman at\nttl. London hospital, Whlteohepel.\nWhen the patient wu admitted to thc\nhoepltal. It ts stated, her bones were\nao- bent and weak tbat thty threat-\nened to collapse.\nThe young woman In queetlon wu\nopented upon aad tb* tiny perathyr.\nold glands In the neck were found to\nbe mussed. The gland* wen tnat-\ned, and the woman Is now making\ngood progress. Purtber obeervatlont\nby .the physician led to th* discovery\nthat tba four glands control the\nbone-building supplies of the body.\nCaptain Harry L. MUaom. secretary\not th* hoepltal, told tb* following\nabout tbe oaae:\n'The London hospital i* recognised\nu on ot tbe fonmoet hospitals tor\nths trutment of bone diseases, and\npatient, come to us trom far and\nnetr. Th* physician's nam* cannot\nbe disclosed, but hla dlaoorery le Important. Hitherto th* purpou of\ntbu* glands hu bun unknown. It\nnow appean that the parathyroid\ngland* ensure that tha amount of\ncalcium In the body la maintained at\na correct level. When tbe glands\nbecome diseased calcium la taken\nfrom the bones, whloh tr* thenby\nweakened.\"\nPor several years Dr. J. B. Ooltlp.\nof MoOUl Unlvenlty, Montreal\u2014who.\nIn conjunction with Dr. 9. O. Banting, produced insulin tor the tnat*\nment of diabetes\u2014hu bus trying to\nfind th* secret of tb* glands.\nLocal authorities state tb* un.\nnamed London physician hu ton*\nataued Dr. Colllp.\nTbe Maulen. city league leaden,\n*et th* Mllllonairco In th* lut\ngame of the aaaaon tonight and\ntha game wlll ba followed by a\nPractice of the rep teem. So far\nth* Maulers hsve won nine straight\ngamu.\nCanada is a generous country.\nShe taught New Zealand how to\nestablish th* dairy Induetry, and\nMarquis whut wu a gift from\nheaven to the Argentine.\nBladder Weakness\nGetting-Up-Nights\nQuickly Relieved!\nPleasant Home Trutment Worka\nline; used by Doctor for\nMany Veers\nWhat a wondsrful oomfort tt is to\nsleep all nlgbt and not get up once\nfrom Bladder Weakness and Irritation.\nThe daUy annoyance, nstleu\nnights ot mliery backaches and\nnervous IrrlUbUlty that remit Irom\nfunctional Bltdder fronblee sre\nwrecking tb, lives of thousand- who\nmight otberwlu be In tbe Met of\nTo be at your but, you mutt\n' heelth-glvlng *.leep\n\u25a0rrftation-\n\u25a0-. y\nhave peaceful. heeltb-glrli_,\nsnd freedom from dally Irritation-\nthat's why Dr Southwortb's URA\nTABS give such wonderful utltftc\ntlon.\nMade from a spsdtal formula and\nuaed by the Doctor for many vearv\n\u2014URATABS, now obtainable from\nyour druggist for Inexpensive home\nuse htve brought aulck help snd\ncomtort to many thouaanda.\nNo matter what your eg, mar be\nor bow many medicines you have\nussd wltbout suecau. If you _ ent\nto forget ran bau a Bladder tnd\nenjoy the net Of jueeetul, unbroken aleep try URATABS today Tour\ndruggist wiu refund tba email ooat\nlf vou an not well pleased I\nB. T. O*0ndy, resident engineer\not tbe eastern mineral aunty district, and Oovernment Agent John\ncartmel. 10 yean a plater miner tn\nthe Yukon, tbe leading figures hitherto ln the short plaoer course at\nNelaon, left Wedneeday afternoon by\nmotor for Bast Kootenay, to lecture\nbefon gatherings at Pernle, Cranbrook and Kimberley. Tbey an taking with them tbe lantern elides,\nmodels of slulosboies, and maps and\nplana uaed ln tbe Heleon oourse.\nTliey wlU visit each center for one\nnlgbt only, Mr. OOrady giving the\ntalk on geology and Mr. Cartmel the\npractical talk cn actual hand placering, whloh ts the* kind ot Intereet\nin this district to unemployed. Pernio wlU bave tbem Thursday night,\nCnnbrook Prlday night, and Kimberley Saturday nlgbt.\nInstructions wtn received by' Mr.\nO'Orsdy to arrange the lecture-,\nfrom the department, Mr. cartmel\nbeing given a letrs-or-sbsence by\nhla department for the purpoee of\ntbe tour.\nVARIED SPONSORS\nIt la understood tbat Pernle'a\nrequut for a short course emanated\nfrom th* Canadian Legion, many of\nwhose memben an coal mlnen now\nwithout employment. The Cnnbrook board of tnde made the\noverturu for the Cranbrook date.\nIn tb* cau of Kimberley. B. O.\nMontgomery, general superintendent\nof tbe Sullivan for tbe conaolldated\nMining & smelting Company of\nCanada, at the Instance ot man\nnegotiated for a coune.\nTb* Kaalo Protpecton aaaoclatlon\nalao aaked for a courts, and It le\nprobable tbe speeken win vlalt\nKaslo for tbe nlgbt ot April IT.\nCANADIAN ELECTRIC\nREVENUE IS HIGHER\nOTTAWA, AprU IS (CI*).\u2014Con-\nolidated total revenue of the Canadian- r-etcle corperatkm. United, whl.'i la-ludes th uatlneau\nPower company, '\u2014 the year 1932,\n(wu ttAf.1l'>. compared with\nse.-ll,*JS ' ir . A total or !-,-\nIttttt -mm available for dividends on the tint preferred stock.\nC.P. Chief Operator\nDies at Vancouver\nVANCOUVER, April 19. (CP).\u2014Joel\nW. Baker, chief operator of Canadian\nPaclflo Telegraph* htt*'for the laat\n30 yean died suddenly at htt home\nonlcht following a heart attack. Prior\nto coming to Vancouver In 100? Mr.\nBaker vu local manager In W_-t_D.it\npeg tor the company. I____t#r being\nelected to the board of control tn\nthat elty. Be waa one of th* pioneer\ntelagraphen of tbe Pacific cout ooming to British Columbia in 1888 when\nhe was etatloned at New Westminster,\nlater going to Winnipeg.\nB.C. WILL FORWARD\nRESOLUTIONS\nB.C. Teachers Have\nCause, Satisfaction\nThornber Elected President;\nto Hold Three-Pay Annual\nMeeting\nVANCOVER. April 10 (CP) -At\nth* cloelng session of the annual\noonventlon of the' Brltlth Columbia Teachers' federation here this,\nafternoon, c. I> Thornber, principal ot McBride eebool. Vanoounr,\nwu elected president. Re succeeds\nClifton o. Brown.\nTbe convention decided to hold\na thru-day annual mwtlng hen-\nafter. In order to give mon opportunity for varloua aectlona of tha\nfederation to discuss tnelr particular\nproblems. More than 1M0 teachen\nregistered at thla year, tha largest\nIn the history ot th* organisation.\nHarry Chaileeworth, general see-\nntary, recovering rrom an opentlon was unahls to attend any of\ntha eesetens.\nIn hla annual nport ha -atated\nthat Impartial survey at tb* situation In other parte of Canada\nand the continent abowed tbat,\nu far u Britiah Columbia wu\nconcerned, teachers have eome cause\nfor satisfaction.\n\"Por example,- he wrote, \"in no\npart of our province even ln remote\nrural districts, bare achool* bwn\ncloud\u2014nor hu a teacher bwn\nforced to teach for board and lodging alone\u2014as hu bun tbe cau In\nother provlnoes. Again, lt should\nba noted tbat tbe eerlou\u00a7 condition* which have reeulted with us\nthla year have pnraUed tn otber\nparte for the past two yean.\"\n\"At the ssme time however, it is\nnevertheless true that, ln a considerable number of placea in our own\nSovlncee, unfair advantage bu bwn\nken of the prevailing conditions\nto bring about a curtailment of\neducational services, and sarloua n*\nductlons ln teachen' aalartu, neither of whloh can In any way be\nJustified -ny the financial poaitlon\nof auch placet.\nat\nKaslo Is Success\nKASLO, B.C., AprU 1\u00bb\u2014Meubers\nof. th* Kaalo Ladlw hoepltal aid an\nbeing congratulated on tbe Unqualified success of the annual laater\nball sponsored by tbe eoclety. Tben\nwu a largo attendanw with many\noutelde vlalton In evidence. A four-\npiew orehutn from Heleon supplied excellent music. Ulm Oertrude Nelaon kindly gave a number\nof danw selections on the piano\nduring the supper Intermlaalon. 8.\n3. Karsw proved to be a meet\nwtlafactory waiter at eenmonlw.\nMn. T. Tnll tnd It. Hewat* wen\non th* doer. Mra. D. 3. Barclay the\nvery efficient convener or tb* re*\nfmahment commlttw wu ably u-\neltted In carrying out all arrangement* by Mtadamw 8. Thornberg,\n3. CalUn. J. H. Stubba. William\nHeleon, J. Tonkin aad Lockhard, tbe\nwnrwalag commlttw .omitting of\nMeedaaw Stubba and Latham and\nMlu Pawcett wu successful In tunning Its duties. Tbe memben or\nthe boerd of dlreeton, auteted bv\nwilling aatlitanta looking after tbe\ncomtort of the dlncn. Tb* ticket\ncommlttw wu compoaed at Mea-\ndamu Thomu Smith, Chester Splen,\nJaok Pateraon, Lockhard, c H. Latham and* Mlas Alice Hodgu and\nunder the convaneablp of tbe preeldent did good work prior to tbe\nball. Tb* advertising committee,\nMn. Barclay and Mn. Pateraon. wltb\ntba former u chairman, alao did\nexcellent work ln their wai to\nfurther a goad cauae. Aa a ruult of\ntheir efforts tbe ladlu wUl add\naround 1100 to their funda.\nAmong the many out or town\npeople to attend tbe ball wen Mr.\nand Mra. R. Sherraden. Mn. He-wen\nand J. and R. Short, of Ainsworth,\nMn. 3. Tonkin and W. Tonkin or\nWoodbury, Mlu B. Truscott and\nparty or rri*ud* fron Helton, Mlu\nVirginia Kelfernan or Crescent Bay,\nMr. and Mrs. Noel Bacchus anl Eric\nBacchus of Blrchdale, Mr. and Mn.\nSyddall. tbe Mlssu Surlna and Shutty, Mlu Pol, Mr. Pot and 3. Shutty\nof Shutt. Bench. Mlu Tom Bourget\nof Rowland. Mlu Maude Matthews.\nB. Wadsworth, 3. W. Brown and T.\nBuckley of TnU and Mn. V. TraU\nof Mirror Lake.\nrrCTORU, April 10 (CP)\u2014Resolutions by the B.C. legislature seeking oonatdsretlon ol stabilisation or\nsilver prlou by the world'a economic\nconference, and lower lnterwt ntw\non public debt In Canada, wlll be\nforwarded through etate channels\nto Dominion authorltlw It wu ordered by the. British Columbia government today. Both resolutions\npaawd without division ln tbe legislature.\nLESWICK IS FREE\nDOLOTH, Minn., \/prtl 10 (AP).\u2014\nJaok Leswlck. star oentre of tbe\nDuluth Hornets In the American\n\" -ckey association sarly laat ttt-\naon, became a frw agent today,\nwhen be received hie -unconditional\nKleaw from Preeldent jm Harold.\nLeswlck fit-' he wu dickering with\ntbe New Tork Rangen and Detroit\nRei Wlnga -'or a tryout next fell.\nIMPORTS EMBARGO\nWILL AFFECT\nOTTAWA. AprU 10 (AP)\u2014Detalla\nor th* British embargo upon Russian gooda an contained In a cablegram rewired today by tbe depert-\nrt-nt or tnde and commerce fron\nHamson Wateon. Canadian trade\ncommlulon ln London.\nTbe cable roUowa: '\n\"Tb. British government dedans\nembargo from AprU 00 and after on\nImport* of the following goods\ngrown, produced and manufactured\nln Soviet Rustle: Butter, wheat,\nbarley, oata. oorn, poultry, nw cotton, petroleum, wood and timber\nhewn, uwn, planed or dressed, pit\ndrops, pit wool, staves and alwpen,\nply-wood, builders wood-work Including window fnmu, doors and\npart* thereof.\n\"The validity of tbe embgo, under the reunt Rustlsn Imports prohibition act, Is limited to thne\n-months unleu renewed.\"\nI.O.D.E. OPENS\nANNUALMEEM\nWiU Have Meeting AU Day\nThursday and Friday\nVANOOOVBH, April 10 (CP)\u2014\nWith a lane attendanw ot memben and friends, tbe annual muting of the provincial chapter, Imperial Order Daughters ot th* Bmplre wu opened hen tonight In\ntbe Aztec ballroom ol Hotel Oeorgt*.\nOwing to Ulneu, Mrs. Ourtl*\nSampoon 'wu unabl* to attend and\nMre. Albert Ortrritb* ot Victoria,\npruldad. whll* th* vnloomlng addreu wu given by Mn. P. W.\nWelsh, regent or the Vancouver municipal chapter. Mwtlng will be\nheld all day Thursday and Prlday.\nMARSHA', FIELD AND COMPANY\nREPORT LOSS FOB QUARTER\nCHICAOO. April 10 (AP)\u2014 Manhal\nField and company's quarterly report revealed a lou of 10,073,600 ln\nthe flnt thrw montha of 1033.\nPint quarter net talw were 010.440,-\n200 agalnat 010,870.300 lut year.\nChicken* require a fair proportion\nor animal leed Ingndlenta Ul their\nrood.\n\"DODD'S\nKIDNL\n\/ PILLS\nREAPPOINT TWO TO\nTHE V.B.C.\nBOARD\nVICTORIA, April 10 (CP)\u2014B. C.\nHlcbolu, Victoria and Judge J. N.\nEllis and W. tt. Mslkln of Van*\ncouver wen reappointed to the\nboard ol governon or tbe University\nof British Columbia today for a\nsix-year period, to April 4. lOftO.\nThe appointment* were ratified by\nprovincial order-ln-councll.\nMAXIE WINS DECISION\nST. LOUIS, AprU 10 (AP).\u2014Maxle\nRosenbloom light heavyweight boxing champion, won an ***r .decision hen tonlgbt trom Mtrtln\nLevandowski, Orand Rapid*. Mich.,\ntaking eight of the 10 rounds.\nSid Ross Walks\nProm Retallack to\nKaslo in Six Hoare\nHere's a Heap of Smartness\n\u2022 New Cape Suits\n\u2022 CHECKS AND PLAIN CLOTHS.\nfl SHADES: BROWN, GREY, GREEN, BLACK\nand WHITE, BROWN\nand WHITE, GREEN\nand WHITE.\nSpecially Priced at\n$7.95\nCrepe Wool Jumpers\n$3.95\nA STYLE THAT\nAPPEALS. ALL\nSHADES ........\nCOAT SPECIAL\nTHURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY CNLY.\nAll new patterns, in tweeds, polo cloths, fleck tweeds and plain cloths. Fawn,\nBrown, Black, Navy, Green. Caped, dressy and tailored styles.\nSizes 14 to 44. 14ft to 26ft.\n$10.95 $14.95\nCHIFFON\nHOSIERY\nFirst quality, full-fashioned.\nAll shades. Silk from top to\ntoe. Sizes 8ft to 10ft.\n59c\nKA3L0, B. C, April lP\u2014Jeme-\nW. Brown and Tommy Buckley ol\nTrail wen Kaslo vlslton Monday\nand Tuesday.\n\"Bud\" Thompson of Howser waa a\nvlaltor In town Tueaday leavln.\nWednertey for Nelaon and Willow\nPoint, prior to a visit to the coast.\nGeorge Johnson left Tueeday to\nnturn to Woodbury.\nA. MeOlllniy was a Melton vltltor Tueeday.\nSid Roes wslksd In rrom Retallack\nWednesday morning. Re stated that\nIt took about ala houn to make tbe\ntrip over tbe tnow.\nThe rob pin formerly used to pin\nmilady's watch to har drees. Is n-\nvlnd. It gives* a military touch to\ndaytime frocks, and holds tb* new\nneckware to tba dnea.\n* SHOE VALUES *\nAll the new styles are in. Whatever yonr decision, you'll find the shoes to complete your outfit, correctly, here. For Sport, Street or Dress Wear.\n$2.95 - to - $7.50\n\u2022 BIEGE AND COCO\n\u2022 DOVE OBEY\n\u2022 ALL WHITE\nThe Lavelle\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\n$4.95\n\u2666 FINK'S\nMEDICAL ARTS BUILDING\nREADY-TO-WEAR\nSHOES\nHOSE \u25bc\nNELSON, B. C\nTHE GUMPS-\nTHE OLD GLADIATOR\n\u00ae\nviouwm\nI -J INHOfeM-\nMM.AI4M60MF\ncan yaks it\na*, -wtu n any\nNAN-RUT-WEN\nHB HA* ENbWSO\n100M4KW-\nSTA*Mta-U.A-_T\n$5\n*to%oarw*\nAW-JM-fOMAJtD\n.YONHtJ\nSSBSSSlm\nKSIUMROM\nTHavtRV\nmit*t\u00abN_K\u2014\n, TW TO ****A-e-K* A. POOL OUT OF #\u00bb-_.,\n\\*U_\u00bbUE- PUrpNtv ON A. LME SUNS\nUKK TMA-f ri wr our in pum-uc-\nPPi t*. \\NONB__lk. YMIY WONT POT\nUP \u2022\u00bb. VTMsE A.K1P CMfcRfeC\n\/k_-M>V4l<>N-- AMb TO THINK.\n.TMA-r-l VWB frIM. I TNOOtoMY\n1 ej-AKD FOR\u2014\n4*9\n-, I -wiv* OP- \"THAW* \\te_UHT YOU -*V--\nMTTKR DOIN6 WeKVYHINfr YOl) t-VN FOR A 6.IWU-\nTREAYINb MtRUMK i\\ t_XJ-_EM- <__NIN\u00bb. Plsno. junior champion* m uLr^si .r^itr.* ?TL?J7\nship clsss-open to competitors gain- I' \"^ d J' Cunnln\u00ab-\nIng first plaoe In classes M to 87 \"\"*\u2022\nInclusive.\nENTRIES BY CLASSES\nAnalysed as to classes the entries\nare:\nChoir\u2014TraU 13, Nelaon 11; Boaaland 1, KSslo 1; Thrums 1.\nVocal\u2014TraU IS; Nelson 11; Kaslo\n4; Cranbrook 2.\nPiano\u2014TraU 23, Nelson 23, Boss-\nland 4, Kaalo 2, Creston 3.\nOrchestra, violin\u2014Nelson 30, Trail\n7- Orand _M*!a 3.\nBands snd brsss Instruments\u2014\nT.sli 9, Nelson 3, Kimberley 1,\nChapxan Camp 1.\nElocution\u2014Nelson I, TnU 8, Cree-\nChai'enje competitions\u2014Ne:son \u00bb.i_ntt In**T Stiles, Jsek Msrgeson and which time five permits were la-\nCase 39, piano, open-\nTrail l\u2014Cynthia Docksteader.\nNelson 3\u2014Frances Wheeler. Alios\nMay Eccles, Buby If. Young.\nClaas 40. piano, eight reading,\nunder 17 years\u2014\nEoeeland, 1\u2014Dorothy w. Wright.\nClass 41, plsno, sight reading.\nopen\u2014\nTrsll 1\u2014John Blngwood.\nClsss 42. plsno duet, under IS\u2014\nTrsll I\u2014Barbara Diamond and\nJoan Oulllaume. Thoxaslna M. Car- A resumption of building snd rater snd Helen Oraham, Betty Clark i pair work haa been more pronounc-\nsnd Mary Cleeton, Doreen Curran sd during ths past week, during\nFIVE BUILDING\nPERMITS ISSUED\nTotal $765 to Bring Total for\nYear to $2935\nGREENWOOD, B. C, April 10\u2014\nMrs. snd Mrs. J. Reld and family\nleft by car on Tuesday for Spokane\nto spend part of the Easter vacation. They were accompanied by\nMlss isabelle Grant,\nMlss Irene Inglis la spending tha\nEaster holldaya at the bome of ber\nparents. Mr. and Urs. Geo. Inglis\nst Beaverdell.\nJames Kerr of the \"Butcher Boy\"\nmine, Carml, spent ths weekend ln\ntown.\nMr, and Mrs. Lou Bryant who have\nbeen spending the winter at the\nCoast snd Kimberley returned to\ntheir home here isst week.\nA hlppopotomus killed ln the\nwater sinks to the bottom for several houra like a submerged cork.\nPA1B\nMILITARY WHIST\nHELD AT PROCTER\nPROCTER, B. c, April 19\u2014A very\nenjoyable snd successful military\nwhist drive and dsnoe, under thi\nauspices of bhe Anglican Church\nGuild was held at the Outlet hotel\non *'onday evening, with 18 tables\nIn play. Ireland with 30 flags copped the honors for the whist. Playing at tbe winning table were: Mr.\nand Urs. H. Palrbank. Urs. Berry\nsnd B> Creasey, all of Harrop.\nAfter supper dancing was enjoyed with K. Brash at tbe piano.\nMlss Eleanor Merrlfield has\nturned from Nelson where she\nspent the past four months.\nMrs. \" A. Major snd son Maurice I\nspent the weekend in Nelson whert |\nthey sttended the badminton tournament.\nMrs. U. MacKinnon has left for\nVancouver wbere shs will visit hsir\ndaughter Mlss Annie MacKinnon,\nwbo Is ln trslnlng at the Vsncouver\nGeneral hospital.\nCharlie MacLean Is Tlsltlng in\nWycliffe.\nAll pigeons are fond of salt'\ndainties, says ;the Dominion Ds- i]\npartment of Agriculture, and when\nprocurable, salt codfish will from sr,'\nre- relished addition to tbe regular fe*.\nJUNK 1 - NOV. 1\nLOWEST FARES ib*.\nfottiin EASYi* ftmtvi\nThere or* Gnat NerHwrn fans East te tutt avwy purs*; a*A j\nthtw tans (sff-setivs May 15) te Chicago ffluitrate the i\ncsptlonal economy ef travel tfiii summer:\n$60-50 round trip in Coaches \u2014 21-day limit\n70.50 round trip in tourist cars\u201421-day limit\n\u266666.75 round trip \u2014 Standard \u2014 21-day limit\n\u2022Pollmoo oeeemnodoflor*, tin* dost, ot reduced rote of fore sod i\nens-salt foe tke loond trip tn eonneetios witti thi, ttcket. ,'\n$90.30 round trip-Standari_r-limttOet.3l,W3I\nCorreipo-idin-jly reduced ro-ntMrlp tarsi to oil other falters pofcrhj, A\nDelicious Greet Nofthoni meals SOc ond up. 1\nAsk about AB-Btpetno Touts to Fair ot -urpritfatly lew cost.)\nRide fhe tor-\u00abM_mplr\u00bb leader, over tl* DM**,\nstsos snd elnde-Hea Ontt Nsritieni Way. View\nft* mojwtte setrmy et elects, Notlonol For.\nat else* range for 60 Billet. Any Great NerAers\n\u2022gen. wl |lre detob ssd kelp plan year trip.\nEMPIRE BUILDER\nTo Glacier Park, Twin CHte, Chicago and Earf\nTrail a. Procter 1.\nTlie.e aw just eight less entries f*1\"* Petriela -Dpugso\nIn tbe average Canadian home,\nthe most Important breeding plaoe\nof the clothes moth ls ln the hot\nair furnace pipes amongst the fluff\ncrushed through the radiators.\nTo men who want\nto retire at 60 ...\nWould you like to quit\nwork on your sixtieth\nbirthday ud retire on en\nincome that yon can't\noutlive? If so.you will be\ninterested in a North\nAmericanGuaranteed Life\nIncome. Here's what it\nwill do for you:\u2014\nPay you at age 60\na monthly income of mm *w*\nPay you in Cash\n\u202214,470\nPay your Family\nilieith ocean, _., A Ann\nstleest *\u00bb10,000\nPay your Family\n\"^\u00a3\u00a3.-...1 \u00ab20,000\nPay you if disabled\nMt.. \u00bb20,000\n\u2022100 a month for W months\n$60 a month for 100 month*\n\u202210.000 st the end of thst period\nIf 70a become disabled you\npay no more premiums but you\ncontinue to receive dividends.\nInvestigate the benefits of Assuring Mutually\nin North American Life.\nMAIL THIS\nCOUPON NOW\nNorth American Uf* Assurance Company,\nToronto, Ontario\nWithout obligation please send me full\nofyourGosranteed Life Income Plan.\nName ,\u201e.,.,..\nAHtlreu 1, \t\nthan last year, the number at the\n..elson festival having been 109 as\ncompared with 181 so far i< .1 Mar.\nLate entries may bring the total up\nto tbat of last year, but not likely.\nGROUPS INCREASE\nAn Interesting comparison msy bs\nmade between th* group entries tbls\nyear anl last, there being an Increase of three for this year's festival. Figures for the group last year\nand this year follow:\nRuth Margeson, Annabelle Forteath\nNelson 2\u2014Walace and Arthur\nFleming. Pamela Taylor and partner.\nCreston 1\u2014Marguerite Orant and\nEdith Johnston.\nClass 43. piano duet, under lg\u2014\nNelson 1\u2014 Edna Bush and Daphne\nSandercock.\nElementary orchestras\nSymphony orchestras \u2014\nLadles' choirs \t\nMais voles choirs\t\nChuvch oholrs adult ,\t\nJunior oholrs\nDay crhool choirs _\nBands ~\t\nViolin ensembles .. \u00ab\n1933 1033\n_.- 1 1\n... a\n- 1\n... 3\n.- a\nmm a\n_. 19\na\nTrail 3\u2014Betty Docksteader and\nArdyce Reynolds, jane Diamond and\nLouise Blaylock.\nClass 44. plsno duet, open-\nTrail 3\u2014John Rlngwood and Rudolf Hartman, Franoes Moran and\nCynthia Docksteader.\nKaslo 1\u2014Rutb Aim and Wilfred\n1 ' Rudkln.\n2 Nelson 1\u2014Alios May Socles snd\n4\n4\nlfl\n4\n7\nTotals _ \u2014 38 41\nEntrirs to date for ths forthcoming festival follow:\nC. 3IRS\nClass 1. day school choirs, grades\n1 snd a\u2014\nTrail 3.\nNelson 1.\nClan 3, day school choirs, grades\n8 and 4\u2014\nTrail 3.\nNelson 3.\nClass 3, day school choirs, grades\nfi and \u00ab\u2014 *\nNtls-n a.\nRossland 1.\nC _. j a, day school choirs, grsdes\n7 snd 8\u2014\nTtaU 1.\nNe son 1.\nClaas S, small or rural school\nchoirs, sll grades\u2014\nKaslo 1.\nThrums l.\nClass 8, Junior choirs, under 18\nRuby Marguerite Toung\nORCHESTRA AND\nVIOLIN CLASSES\nClass 43, elementary orchestra,\neight or more performers-\nTrail 1\u2014Trail School orchestra.\nClass 44, orchestra, open\u2014\nTrail 1\u2014Trail Veterans' orchestra.\nNelson 1\u2014Nelson Symphony orchestra.\nOlass 47. violin solo, under 10\nNORTH AMERICAN\n\"\"C Surple. 56,.35,3_l 8 j tt\nP.D.CAMPBELL\nH.trict rianager\n208 Medical Arts Building,\nNelson 1.\nTrail *>.\nKsslo 1.\nc:sseee 1, boyi' cholls, under It*\nyears\u2014\nKelson 1.\nC'j-h 8. lsdles' choirs, open\u2014\nTnll 1.\nClsss 0, male voice choirs, open\u2014\nTrail 1.\nNelson 1.\nff.sss 11, church choirs, open-\nTrill 2.\nNelson _.\nVOCAL DUETS, tOLOS\nClsss 14, lsdles' quartette, open-\nTrail 1.\nClsss )\u00ab, ladlei' duet, soprano snd\ncontralto, open-\nNelson 3\u2014Mrs. Oouch snd Mlss\nOraoe Msy; Mre. J. C. Hooker snd\nMre. A. H. crossley.\nTraU\u2014Mre. Ralph Cook snd Mrs.\nO. O. Cummlng.\nClass IB. Ueder class, open\u2014\nTrsll 1\u2014Mrs. Ralph Cook and Cynthia Docksteader.\nClsss 20, solo, boys or slrla under\nis\nsued. Although for only small out-\nlsys they help to boost the tots\nThe riv\u00ab permits amounted to .765\nand bring the total for the yesr\nto ,})35.\nPermit, wer. for: Alteration to\nkitchen ot Latimer street residence, S100: alterations to Vernon\nstreet residence of W. J. Hlpperson,\nITS: alteration to plate glass window, Annable block, .40: construction of frame cotta-e on sixth\nstreet, by A. Sorenson, MOO: re-\nnn'-s and alt-rations to Elwyn street\nresidence ssso.\nDIPPERS ARRIVE\nON COTTONWOOD\n\"NOW I FEEL\nFULL OF PEP'\nAfter taking Mia E. Pink-\nham's Vegetable Compound\nThat', what hundred, ot woman\nmy. It st-.die* the nerre* . ..Disk*,\njrou Ht better .., sl**p batter ...\nrclleTM periodic h_*d.che and\nbackache... malt** trying days\nendurable.\nIi you are not a* well as yon\nwant to be, life thl* medldn* e\nto help\n> help you. Get a Bottle\nfrom your drultltt today.\nNelson 2\u2014Wallace Fleming. Arthur\nFleming.\nClass 48, violin aolo, under 12\nyesrs\u2014\nWeet orand Forka 1\u2014Rom. Donaldson.\nNelaon 3\u2014Isabelle Toung, Rosemary Fleming.\nTrail 1\u2014 Douglas Orey.\nClass 49, rloltn solo, under 14\nyssr.\u2014\nTrsll 2\u2014Douglas Oray, John Stewart.\nNelson 7\u2014Dorothy Eperson, Jeanett* Leriger, Daisy Norris, Joy Ferguson, Jean P. Olbeon, H. Hazel\nStout, Meg Oerrlsh.\n' Cass 00. violin eolo, under 10\nyears\u2014\nNelson S\u2014Eileen Eperson. Daphne\nP. D. Se-ndercock, Edna Nelson.\nOrand Forks 1\u2014Oeorge C. H.\nMaka\nClsw 51. violin solo, under 19\nyears\u2014\nRossland 1\u2014Oeorge Brown.\nTrail 1\u2014Margaret Wllllanson\nClass 62, violin, Junior championship clsss. Open to competitors\ngaining first plsce tn clsssee 48 to'\n52 Inclusive.\nClsss 54, violin ensemble, under\nlt yesrs\u2014\nTraU 1.\nOrand Forks 1.\nNelson 8.\nClsss 55, violin ensemble, for\nschools\u2014\nNelson 3.\nBANDS. BRASS\nINSTRUMENTS\nClass SO, Military bendoptn\u2014\nTrail 2\u2014Trail city band. Maple\nLeaf band.\nNelson 1\u2014Nelson Cltr band.\nKimberley 1\u2014Kimberley and District band.\nClass 02. duet for brsss Instruments, open\u2014\nNelson 1\u2014R. J. Meek and T.\nRomano.\nClass 88, solo for sny brass Instrument, open\u2014\nTrail 3\u2014Bruce Forteath, T. Arthur\nBarrett, Charles Oata'ano.\nChapman Camp 1\u2014t, W. Forteath-\nELOCUTION CLASSES\nClass 88. elocution, under 0 yeara\nTrail 2\u2014Joan Hobbs. Victoris\nMsry O'Dell.\nNelson 4\u2014Betty Hickey, Evelyn\nOunn, Iris Kennedy. Olsdys Fleming.\nCass 88, elocution, under 13 years\nTrail 3\u2014Patricia Dobbs, Eileen\nConstance O'Dell.\nNelson 1\u2014Diana Wl'llama.\nClass 89, elocution, under 11,\ngirls\u2014\nTrail 1\u2014Oiorla Stone.\nKelson 1\u2014Brownls Jun. Schupe.\nDippers, ths American counterparts of the European water ousels,\nhave arrived on Cottonwood creek\nin Nelson for the seseon. Thess\nare the little gray-coated birds that\nbob on the water, swim through the\nwater, and at times walk on the\nair-earn bottom, clinging to stones\nand roots to hold them down a*\nthey search for crustaceans.\nBILLY BURGESS IS\nKOOTENAY VISITOR\nH. W. Burgess of Vancouver, managing director of the Whitewater,\nCork-Province and Bluebird companies, owning those respective Blocan silver-lead properties, arrived\nTuesday nlgbt from the coast and\nleft Wednesdsy morning for Kaalo,\nof wblch be wss formerly mayor.\n% <$nte0ift<&\u00abu \ntints: \u00ab-lb. pkt. - - *m*\nSPADES\nD-Rsndled, Oood quality \u00a3\u00ab\u00a3\nBteel _ *'\nPint..\nSHELLAC\nOrange or White\n\u00bb1.00 HPlnl50*\nRAKES\n50*\n13-tootb steel, wltb\nlone handle \t\nGarden Forks\nD-Randled. English %\\__ta_\nDigging Pork, Tlned ***9\nHOES\n-exceptionally fine\nquality \t\n98*\nDost Mope-\nEach \t\nHawes Lino, cr Floor\nWsi\u2014 1 Ib. _. \t\n59*\n39*\n8-ft. Step ladder\u2014\nFor \t\nGalvanized Palls-\nBach \t\n*1.39\n29*\nFurniture Polish\u2014\nQusrt _ \t\nO'Cedsr \u00abe*\nPolish \u2022**yr\nHousehold OU\u2014\nPer tin \t\n59*\n50*\na5*\n i-AO* rom\n(ftp. Nelamt latly SJetm.\n\"\/ntsrtoi 0\/ fintu\/k Columbiat Family Newipaper\"\nall nta irsws while n ts mws\nrnHMtod *f*ry morning sioept Sunday oy I*_B HlWb\nroauSHUtO COMPANY. LIMITED. SIS Baser Street. Selson,\nao Member ot OAMAPU1. PM88 _**s\u00bbd Win Serrlee\nAOva-msno ratss on appuoation\nOr nte oarda may M eeen at tb* otric* or any Ad-srtlslni Agency\nncogn-nd by tb* CANADIAN DAILY NEW8PAPEB8 ASSOCIATION.\nIMO, ol which tbe Neleon DaUy News le a member\t\nSUBSCRIPTION MTH\nBy mtu loountryi per month ____________________\nBv mail idty). par year _\nOutelde Canada per month\nfar year\nDelivered (elty by carrier) per week\n_l SO\n. BOO\n_ 11.00\n_ .7*\n- tM\n. 31\n_ 1140\nPayable in advanoe.\nMember Audit Bureau ol Clrculatlon.\nTHURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1988.\nAn Example ftr tht World\n*\nThe World Court has at least one triumph to Its\ncredit There has been a bitter dispute between Norway\nand Denmark over possession of East Greenland. Denmark from time immemorial has had a footing in Greenland, and has taken for granted that this northern territory belonged to it. However, in recent years Norwegian expeditions have landed on the eastern coast of\nGreenland. It was claimed that Denmark had never exercised her sovereignty in this part of Greenland, and\nthat it was no man's land. Norway proceeded to raise\nher flag and take possession. Denmark vigorously objected and finally it was agreed to refer the dispute to\nThe Hague court.\nThe court has now decided in favor of Denmark.\nAs Norway was the first of all countries to advocate\nthat disputes be settled by an international verdict or by\narbitration she will respect the decision. Norway has\naccepted the decision ln a fine spirit and King Haakon\nof Norway has sent the following message to King Christian:\n\"I have just received the news of the verdict and\ncongratulate Denmark on the result. That it will arouse\ndisappointment here is beyond doubt, but I hope time\nwUl heal all wounds and thus that good collaboration will\nbe established again to the advantage of fellow-feeling\nin Scandinavia.\"\nNorway and Denmark have set an example for the\nwhole world. ,\t\nil Hopeful Sign\nA hopeful sign is the advance made in the index\nnumber of wholesale prices from 63.6 in February to\n64.4 In March. This is the first increase since September,\n1982, and marked the most substantial advance since\nAugust, 1929.\nVegetable products moved up from 60.8 to 52.1,\ngains for barley, corn, flax, rye, peas, wheat, flour, bran\nand shorts, outweighing losses for canned fruits, onions,\nturnips, carrots, and potatoes. Animals and their products rose from 55.8 to 58.2. '\nWood, wood products and paper at 6S.2, were the\nsame as in February, reduced quotations for cedar\nboards and ground wood pulp, just offsetting gains for\nspruce deals. Non-ferrous metals advanced from 58.8\nto 69.8, due chiefly to better prices for antimony, copper,\nlead, silver, tin and zinc. Non-ferrous metals had moved\nup in February from January.\nThe fastest \"start to. stop\" train in the world recently made its thousandth run. It is the \"Cheltenham\nFlyer,\" which made the record in July, 1929. On June\n6 last the train covered a distance of 77 1-4 miles in 56\nminutes, 47 seconds, an average speed of 81.6 miles an\nhour. The highest authentic train speed ever attained\nwas 102.8 miles an hour on a journey from Plymouth to\nPaddington, in May, 1904.\nDr. Bernard Hollander says that the way to promote longevity is to \"come of a long-lived family\" and\n\"escape the greater ills of life.\" To this The London\nMorning Post very pertinently says that it is simply a\nmatter of \"choosing our ancestors\" and \"striking a bargain with fortune.\"\nThis debunking process is going too far. Now someone has arisen to say that Shakespeare's Juliet is only\na legend and her balcony but a myth.\nThat Body of Yours\nBy JAMES W. BANYON. M.P.\n\"Between Toa\nand Me\"\nBy .B.C\"\n'THS NELSON DAILY NEWS, NELSON. B.C. \u2014 THURSDAY MOBNINO. APBIL M, 1918\"\n-^%___r__'-~\nWhy not oaplUllM on tbo Nelson\nbears? Bttt hunting wltb binoculars ln the Xootonsys should be t\nfood title suggested lor *tx *d*ttr-\ntislng campaign.\nAmong beu hunters\nwere A. O. Lambert from the rear\nol bis lumber shed\u2014Out Larson\nttom the eld* of tbe laundry\u2014Don\nBush ttom the front of the cigar\nstore\u2014And there were others. They\nnport tbat mon humans than\nbean oould be eeen olimblng tbe\nrooks bi the vicinity of Pulpit Bock\non Tueaday.\nAnother outdoor sport Is .\nestablished by John WcPfaaU of\nSilica streat. \u2022\"Worrying tbe wood'\npecker' would be a good title for\nhis escapades. Being troubled by\nthe bird wblob Is trying to drill\nthrough his house Jack hss been\ntaking drastic measures to get the\nbird. But ths saucy thing Just\nfiles sway and chatters st blm. 1\nbop* woodpeckers chatter.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nHsn Is some mor* of thst baseball slang for ball fans snd plsyera:\n\u2014crooked arm, a left-hander\u2014dump\non*, bunt on*\u2014fancy Dan, t player\nwho poses\u2014Dick Smith, s lone wolf,\nwbo keeps to himself and nster\ntreat*\u2014fishing trip, swinging st A\nbsd one\u2014tak* a drink, strike out\u2014\nUn* drive to catcher, striking out-\nmackerel, curve ball\u2014nothing ball,\n\u2022low one\u2014scatter arm, wfld thrower\n\u2014to* hold, stance when batter\ncatches one squarely\u2014rubber arm, a\npitcher who esn work often\u2014guesser,\nan umpire,\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nTben there Is that old one\u2014tn t\nspring when s young man's fancy\nlightly turns, etc., etc. Well heft's\na yarn:\nHiram walked four miles over the\nmountain to oall on bis lady fair.\nFor a tlms thsy sat silent on the\nsofa in the parlor, but soon tb*\nspell of the evening had it* affect\nand Hiram sidled closer to her and\npatted her hand.\n\"Mary.\" h* began, \"you know I\ngot a clearing over thar and some\nhawgs an' s team an' wagon an'\nsoxe cows an* I calculat* on building a house tbls fall, an' \"\u2014Just\nthen he was Interrupted by Mary's\nmother in tbe kitchen:\n\"Mary, is tbst young man thar\nyitr\n\"lto, tot. but he's gettln' thar.\"\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nSimile for todsy\u2014As quiet ss Jack\nFleury sines he had his tonsils removed.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nOus and Ole, th* Procter fishing\nresort, hired a hotel boat and found\ngreat fishing at a oertaln spot ln\nthe main lake. 80 they decided to\nmark tbe place and come bsck for\nmors sport after lunch, At the dock\nOus aald to Ol*: \"Ole, did you\nmark the plaoe?\"\n\"T*h.\" aald Ole, \"Ay put ,cb*Jk\nmark on aid* of boat.\"\n\"Are you dumb!\" exclaimed Ou*.\n\"Maybe ve don't get same bolt\nafter lunch 1\"\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nIn my meandering\u2014I talked with\nBob Klrkland for a time on the\ntheater robbery\u2014Discussed baaeball\nwith Jake Rothery\u2014Shook hand*\nwltb Oeorge Fawcett\u2014Noticed Constable Oeorge Irvine go up the\nstreet ln uniform In bis usual military manner\u2014Notloed B. W. Somers\ntearing out a fountain at bts home\n\u2014H. H. Currie poking at his garden\nwltb his walking stick\u2014Saw Charlie\nMcHardy step out on the street to\nwatch tb* fir* truck go by\u2014\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nThey tell this one on Fire Chief\nM. H. Maloney when he was chief\nof a brigade down ln Nova Scotia\nor somewhere in that locality. I\nhop* I sm right. Anyway the fire\nbrigade of a amall village had turned out ln response to a fire call.\nWhile they were rushing their handcart through the - village atreet an\nexcited villager, dashed up to the\nchief of the brigade.\n\"Chief.\" he shouted wildly, \"another fir* ba* atarted at tbe other\nend of the village.\"\nThe offloer turned on the man\nand looked at him fiercely.\n\"Can't help that,\" he snapped.\n\"We've got our hands full here.\nThey'll bav* to keep the other fir*\ngoing until we osn get there.\"\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\n\"So,\" said the geography teacher,\n\"atlas It has come to tbls.\"\nALL SET\n\u2014Costello In tbe Albany Evening News.\nAuction and\nContract Brldg*\n11 th* WerW's l.esein, Aatkortli\nMILYON C WORK\nA squeeze IN NRD\n\u266611\n\u2022\n\u00bbM-J*W-M\n\u2666H\n\u2666M\n\u2666WH\npswri-M+H\n\u00bb_\n1 a'\"\n\u2666 W-S-S-7\n\u2666WW\n1 -*_. 9*14.3\n-_-_5-_-J#Ji||.j\n\u2022t\\m\n\u2666 H-J-2\n\u26661-54 ***\nON THE AIR TONIGHT\niw w wwwwJw-w*1 \u25a0 m *rimtotmmwmwww*minm*tmmnww*nww m m t ttttl\nSTATION L-O-V-E\nBy CRAIU CARROLL\n'e*ei_i_i_^i_ia_ia>\u00abaa_i_isi_ia_i_iis_t_ia_i_i_i_i_i_i_i_i_i_i_i_i_iei*_i^_i*__ia.^\nINSTALLMENT TWBNTY-NINB\npaae bor WI.O\n' ah*\nARTHRITIS OF THE SHNE\nYou may aee a man walklnt along\nthe street with his back bent or sae\none who ls very etralght, but In\neither case you detect a \"stul back.\"\nThis ls ons of the conditions\nthst causes considerable discussion\nIn damage suits and la uaually due\nto arthritis (Inflsmed Joints) ot the\n\u00ablne.\nAn Individual may have aome Infection ln the eystem and lt gets\n- Into the little joints between tbe\nbones forming tbe spinal column\nIt may be anywhere ln th* back-\nHack, upper or lower back, but\nmost cases ars ln tbe lower back-\nAfter some tlm* hla pain gradually\ndisappear! and while the back may\nfeel a Uttle stiff at times, he goes\nabout hie dally work In hi* usual\nmanner.\nHe bea an accident of eome kind\n\u2014falls some distance, attempt! to\nUft a heavy load, la struck by a\nmotor oar or hu aome other type\nof accident. He It laid up for\nsome weeks or months, and then tbe\ndamage ault geta under way.\nWhat happens?\nThe defendant\u2014usually an accident company\u2014quite properly ahow\n' by the Trays that the claimant\nhad had an lnflamatlon of tbe\njoints of tbe spins and that hit\ntrouble la more likely due to this\n. thsn to the accident.\nj Dr. A. J. Weber, Milwaukee, on\ntbe basis of a careful analysis of\n100 cssee of arthritis or rheumatlam\nof the spine, says that tha oondltlon Is usually found paat the\nage of forty, and more commonly\nln men than In women.\nIt may not cause any real symptoms\nnotlcesbls to tbe patient until an\nInjury occurs and causes some disability.\nAn Injury may aggravate this\nchronlo Inflamed condition, whlcb\nIt giving no pain, to such an extent that the Individual la completely disabled Insofar ss the back is\nconcerned.\nTherefore Dr. Weber polnte out\nthe need of a careful study of eeeb\nesse, not only by physics; exsmlnatlon\nbut hy the Xrayt ae well, In order\nto determine the oondltlon that waa\nold and had existed at the time\nof the Injury, and that whloh has\nbeen eauaed by tb* Injury. In tbls\nway one can determine to e reasonsble certainty wbat a man's dla-\nablllty ehould be and what part of\nthla disability Is directly due to tbe\nInjury.\nTbere are cases where the shspe\nor build of tbe Individuate la at\nfault when an Injury occurs. Sometimes where the body Is long and\nwide, or the lower back too \"hollow\"\n(bends forward too far) and an Injury occurs It causes trouble ln the\nJoint* of the lower back.\nThe use of the -Cray will often\nahow the cauae of the trouble and\npoint tb* way toward relief.\nJudy el|iiel__a\t\nstood near by.\n\"How do I reach Mr. Flavin.'\naaked. _____*\n\"Call him on the houae phone.\nRight there. I'll get him for you.\"\nHe rang, waited, rang again. \"Her*\nyou are. Mies Allison.\"\n\"Mr. Flavin?\"\n\"Yes?\"\n\"This la Judy Alllaon.\"\n\" \"Oh. Mies AlUacnl say, I've been\nwanting to tell you. That waa a\namart pleoe of work you and Day\nput over on Jenks the other day.\nSmart as could be I That'a real salesmanship, all right. And you'll earn\nthe money, too. Jenks ts tickled\nto deatb with the mall. And everybody aaya your voice It a knockout.\nWhy. lf you weren't under exclusive\noontract now I could put you on\nanother program today\"\n\"Mr. Flavin. ~\nDick Mason.\" ^^^^^^^^^\n\"Oh.\" There was a faint change\nIn hla voloe, a lessening of enthusiasm. But Judy wsnt on.\n\"Dick Mason\u2014he's, he's gone, you'\nknow.\"\n\"Yes. I heard about It.\"\n\"Well, Mr. Jenks ltn't satisfied\nwith tbe announcer. He'a ln trying\nto get Dick Mason on the program\nnow. And he saya hell not take\nanybody else.\"\n\"Oh. I'd better aee htm, then.\nJenks It th* kind that'll bust\neverything wide open lf he thinks\nhe'e not getting whst he's paying\nfor. Thanka for tbe ttp, Mlss Allison.\nI'll get after him right away.\"\nBut I wanted to tell you\u2014\"\nYes. Yee. You bet. Thanka,\nMist Allison.\"\nHs hung up. Calling back would\ndo no good. Judy knew. Flavin\nwould be on hla way already through\nthe varloua departments, hunting\nfor Jenks, talking to hlm, soothing i you, Elsie?\"\nsaid waa Lowell Thomaa. Would\nhave wished to meet the energetlo\nyoung man ahe knew\u2014from pictures\nshe had seen\u2014waa Fred Waring,\nhurrying to play somewhere with\nhis orchestra. Not now.\nDlek Mason mattered. Nobody\nelae In the world. Sbe knew that,\nfor sure.\nThe above hand waa played 'tn a\nrubber gam* at tbe Franklin Bridge\n-tub ln Pht__Jelp.il*, Dr. I. H. Shelly\noccupying the North seat and Mr.\nHugh Stewart tbe South. The bidding, last and Weet alwaya passing,\nwaa: South on* No Trump, North\nthre* Hearts, South three No Trumps\nNorth aeven Hearta.\nTo aay that the eeven-Heart hid\nof Dr. Sbelly's waa bold would be to\ncriticise lt wltb extreme mlldneas,\nbut lt muat be remembered that this\nwaa a rubber\u2014not a duplicate tame\n\u2014and the bonua for a Grand Slam\nln the rubber game la ao large\nthat It pays to be ventureeo-r**\nprovided there 1* a fifty per oent\nchance of making lt. Whether euch\npercentage of chance exlated ln\nthla case ls a queetlon whlcb the\nbidder had to eettle with hla own\nconscience.\nThe j_.ay of the hand waa quite\nInteresting. Bast's opening lead we*\nthe Queen of Clube, and when the\nDeclarer came to examine the hand\nhe cou-d eee that he would probably meet the fate of moet raah\nbidders who try for a Orand Slam\nwhen minus an Aoe. The only\nchance waa a aqueeee and tha\nDeclarer proceeded to execute the\naqueese play with rare skill. Dummy's King of Clubs captured tbe\nfirst trick, and then tbe Declarer\nran hla entire seven trump*, although the third lead of trumpe\ndrew two of Declarer's trumps (one\nfrom eaoh of hla hands) and none\nfrom the adveraarlea. When the\ntrumps were exhausted, the cards of\nthe four playam were a* follows:\nKOO NSTWOBK\nKHQ \u2022 KOW - KFI - KOO \u2022 KOMO\nSN SSS ttt 13* tto\n\u00ab*00 Oapt. Henry'e Show Bo*t\n7*00 Hour duo* music, Baron\nMuenohsusen (Jack Pearl)\n8:00 Aura 'n' Andy\nt:lt Symphony hour.\n9:18 Howard Thurston, magician\n8:50 Oonoert In Rhythm, ore, voc.\n10 KM) Newa flashes\n10:1* Anaon Week'a oroh.\n11:00 Phil Harrla' oroh.\n11:90 Dollo Sargent, organlet\n\u00ab_\u2022 k KPO 441 m\nSAN FRANCISCO 60,000 w\na.00 Tone Picture*. Bornlk't ore.\n0:30 Federal business talk\n6:41 Irving Kennedy, tenor\n7:00 Dr. Copeland, Health talk\n7:05 Organ concert\n7:16 To be announced\n7:30 Orowtn' Up. dramatic sketch\n7:46 Log o' tbe Day, Dr. L. Onea\n3:00 Martha and Hal\n130 To be announoed\nB-.16 Myron Nleeley, tenor\n9:30 Dancing ln the Twin ClUea\n10-00 Meredith WHlaon'a oreh.\n10:30 Piano Pictures, Fealy _> Ashley\n11*00 Slumber Hour, soloists * orch.\n11:80 Tom Oerun's orcb.\nCJOR\nCOLUMBIA NETWORK\nKVI - KFRC - KOIN - KSL - KOL\n670 010 940 1130 1170\n6:00 Tbe Mill* Brothers\n0:16 Fray and BragglotU\n0:80 Col. Stoopnagle and Budd\n7:00 The norelgn Legion\n7:30 The Boewell Sisters\n7:46 \"Myrt and Marge,\" fr. Chicago\n8:00 Symphony orch.\n8:30 Ted Lewis orch.\n9:00 Charlee Barnett'* orch.\n9:30 Clyde McCoy's orch.\n1310 kj\t\nVANCOCVEB\n8-00 Musical pgr.\n6:48 \"For th* Ftw*\n7:15 Bob Roots*\n7:30 Book Review\n7:45 Ted WUllama\n8*00 Avalon Trio\n8:30 Wrestling match\nMM a\n810 k KFRC\nSAN FRANCISCO\n8:00 Heaolloee\n8:30 Dick Aurandt, organ\n9:00 Ray Paige's orch.\n9:30 Bi and Zeb \u2022\n9:45 Pereonallty trio\n10:00 Blsqulck band\n10:00 Ted Flo-Rlto's oreh.\n11:00 Bob Holman'a orch.\n13 to Midnight RequHt*\n4tl_. m\nION tr *\u25a0'\nUN k CNRV\nVANCOUVtR\n6:00 TwUlght memories\n6:30 Symphonic Ixtracta\n7:00 Mualo Masterpieces\n171.7 m\n600 W\n20 Tears Ago\n(From Tbe Dslly News ef April 20,\nIMt)\nYesterday was tbe warmest day\nof the season, the mercury registering 72 degrees.\n\u2022 e \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. Pred J. Hume and\nMiss Hume left Jacksonville Fla.,\nnear where they have been spending\nth* winter, last Uonday and are ex\npected home soon.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nA. J. Venables, formerly of Baynes\nlake, has returned from a trip to\nEngland and will make bis' home ln\nNelson for tbe summer,\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2666\nFlans for the new wharf at Kaslo\nhave been changed to tbe terminus\nof the Kaslo At Slocan railway and\ntenders on tbe new plan wlll be\ncalled shortly.\nResidents of Moscow, Russia, who\nhave braved centuries or closed-\nwindow tradition, are now compelled to air all rooms of their\nhomes at least twloe a day. With\nas many as half a doaen families\ncrowded into s slngls flat and using\nthe aame kitchen and otber facilities, tha enforcement of the ambitious programme of cleanliness ls\ncertain to prove almost as difficult\naa tbe five-year plan.\nAt 7:lo Elton Day telephoned.\n\"Tell him Tm not in.\" Judy asked\nElsie. He was told.\nAt 8 be telephoned again.\n\"Tell blm I wont be back kt all\nthis evening.\" He was told.\nAt 8:80 hs appeared st the house,\nand Urs. Ualone, fluttering, excited,\nreported, \"He's a very nloe young\nmsn. And he's got a big box of\nflowers. Roses, I think. And\u2014\"\n\"Tell him Tm not In\u2014.\"\n\"I did. And he said he'll wait.\"\n\"Then.\u2014\"\n\"Might as well see blm and get\nTm calling about it over with,\" Elsie suggested.\n\"I dont want to see him!\"\n\"Course not. And I .dont want\nto see tbe sun go down. But lt\ngoes Just th* same. And that parson will be sitting ther* from now\non, lf you don't talk to him.\"\n\"But\u2014\"\n\"I could throw him ont for you,\nif you wanted me to,\" Bale suggested, surveying hsr strong arms\nwith considerable pride.\n\"No. That wouldnt do any good.\"\n\"Course It wouldnt. Just tell him\nto be on his wsy. Tou told him\nplenty todsy, anyhow. He ought\nto know whsn he's not wanted.\"\n\"He doesn't oar* lf he's wanted\nor not. I think he honestly believes\nnobody can resist hlm, If hs Just\nkeeps on trying.\"\n\"Maybe he's right.\" Elsie said.\n\"Not about me.\"\n\"Then\u2014\"\n\"All right. TH se* him. Tell him\nI'll be down ln Just a minute, wl'.l\n7:15 Newa Herald\n7:30 Melody MIU. K. T.\n8:00 Instrumental Trio\n8:80 Newa Service\n8:50 Hodge-Podge\n9:00 Fireside M\u00bb:cdlee\n\"BUILD B.C PAYROLLS\"\nA Quality\nHeretofore\nUnknown\nTb* new quality ot Pacific\nMilk 1* a quality hitherto unknown tor Ita results from\nvacuum packing, and Pacific\nls the flrat and only vacuum\npacked milk In Canada.\nNext, Dr. Shelly led the Ace ot\nCluba and aa West he'd both the\nAoe of Spades and four Diamonda\nhe waa squeezed beyond help. If\nhe let go the Aoe of Spadee, the\nDeclarer's King becare a winner\nand ln addition dummy oould tak*\nthree Diamonda. What actually hippened waa tbat a Diamond was dls- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\ncarded, and then the Declarer led]-,-*,, ac. Owned and rentroii-o\nTbe finer flavor acquaints\nthe taste that an Important\nchange haa taken place.\nPacific Milk\n'pcj^^ymr.\nA Balanced\nFertilization\nProgram\nIs the only program to\nresult in\nDiamond, finessing the Jack ln\ndummy, and romped hom* wltb\nhis thirteen tricks by annexing four\nDiamonds.\n_f\nSomewhere in one of the studios\na canary with an amazingly strong\nvoloe was singing, happy, deliriously\ngay against th* slow music of a\npiano. Somewhere else Paul White*\nman's bandsmen rehearsed, rehearsed, going over and over some\nnew \u2022 tune.\nJudy Allison would have thrilled\nto all tbla a very few days ago.\nWould bave waited to see Paul\nWhlteman emerge from the studio.\nWould have wondered about the\nSum,\n\u2022Judy dabbed a Uttle powder on\nher nose. No uae putting on much.\nNo use taking much trouble. Sbe\nTen Years A\u00abo\n(From Tb* Dallv News of April 20\nIMt)\nBy a soore of 3-1 ths htgh sohool\nboys put one over on the McLeary's\nsenior football team yesterday. Welsh\nand Uofcensle scored for the school\nsnd Houston for the UcLearys.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nP. J. Bowles, mr.nager of tb*\nCanada Book & Drug oompany store\nhere, has been transferred to Vancouver.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nVen. Archdeacon ned Oraham\nwho haa been at the coast for tbe\n*itrr\"*\"\"i\"*\"f**'j>sss|i>*\nl\nUSE\n\"ELEPHANT\"\nBRAND\nand be wre of results\nASK YOUR SHIPPER\nfor information and\nprices\nOUR TECHNICAL\nSTAFF\nwill gladly advise regarding problems of\nfertilization.\nCONSOLIDATED\nMINING&SMELT-\nINO CO., OP\nCANADA, LTD.\nWestern Salee Head Office\nCALGARY, ALBERTA\nWestern Salee Offices\nRegina, Sask.\nWinnipeg, Man.\nPENTICTON, B. C.\nAddreta our Salee Offloe\nln your own province\ndistinguished, quiet man somebody' to a girl. Like the hero ln a book\n25\u00b0\"LT ,LI^LiT.\"mri! Z* '\u00ab\"\u25a0*\u00bb\u25a0\u00bb\"\u00bb w~'*________\nshe didn't look dreseed up. why .tt,nding a ms-tl-ig\ndreta up for him? why bother at m*\"**-1\u2122* \u2022 ms.tmg.\nall? __^^^^^^^^^^^^^\nstill taking herself that, ^^^^^^^^^^^^\nenter-ed th. living room. He lumped \u00a3, \"\u00a3\u201e\u00a3\u00a3\u00a3,' \u201e, \u00a3 T\"'\"Br\"akeT\nup quickly. \"Judyl\" l\n\"Hello.\"\n\"Judy, I don't know lf you Uke\nflowera or not. Silly, taking rowers\nWHAT DO TOU THINK?\nGIVES DEFINITION OF,3\u00ab~ *\u00bb \u00ab *S\u00bb\u00a3 VtJ.\nREGISTERED NURSE\nA successful whist drive wss held\nln the arjnory last night under\n2< Year* Ago\nTo the editor:\nBlr\u2014The word \"nurse\" Is s much\nabused term. A girl engaged to take\nfull charge of a smsVl child is\nknown as \"nurse\" or \"nanny.\" A\nkindly neighbor with a gift for\nsmoothing pillows and malting beef\ntea ls spoken of as a \"born nurse,\"\nwhile a woman with few qualifications beyond a little practical experience ln midwifery and a willingness to do the family washing la\ncalled a \"maternity nurse.\" Even\nthe name of \"qualified nuns\" and\n\"graduate nurse\" is sometimes assumed by persons not really entitled to bear lt. But there ls one\ndesignation whloh no unqualified\nperson oan use without involving\nherself ln legal difficulties\u2014ttoat\nof \"registered nuns.\"\nA registered nurse ls a woman\nwho has successfully completed a\nthree years course in sn approved w ________\t\ntraining school for nurses, snd bs* conscientious, observant and\nAUNT HET\n\"I knew Bandy would coma\nhome sober when I seen him drive\noff. Hs didn't hare nobody along\nto buy the liquor.\"\npaaaed ber provincial\nexaminations. Sbe ls a member of\nthe Provincial Registered Nurses*\nsssoclstlon, and ls entitled to the\nletters R.N. after her name. She\nls a professional woman, and recognised as suoh. A graduate nurse\nfrom another province must obtain\nln every phase of bedside nursing.\nand taught the reason for each\nmethod employed. She ls shown\nbow to perform every treatment\nwhich s nunw Is allowed to give;\nand taught tbs reason for giving\ntbat treatment, the effect lt lr intended to produce on the patient,\nand the dangers of Improper administration.\nShe studies human anatomy, tn\norder that sbe may understand the\nmechanism of tbe body she is\ntreating. She la taught the symptoms, treatment, and general nursing oare of all oommon Illnesses,\nand how to guard against complications. She acquires a thorough\nknowledge of diet and disease, and\n1* given a working knowledge of\nthe action, dangers, and effect of\ndrugs.\nShe is taught a very high standard of professional ethics, sad\nlearns to respect tbe confidence of\nber patient, and refrain from Id's\ngossip Above all, she learns to be\n\" self-\n(Ftom The Daily News of April *0,\nIMS)\nTbe Issue of school debentures\nhave been sold to a Toronto firm\nand Nelson now will be able to\nbuild a school building worthy of\nthe city this year.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nSmelter returns from a shipment\nof 33 tons of ore from the Westmont\nmine of the Slocan shows the ore\nto hav* contained 400 ounoes of\nsilver and $1 ln gold per ton. Frank\nGriffiths ls tbe owner.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nJ. Tterney, who Just returned from\nHosmer, says that he Isft 100 men\nthere wltb ftve horses to complete\nthe grading for the new coal mine.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nJohn Atherton, publisher of the\nSlocan Mining Review, New Denver,\nis ln the olty.\nregistration t reliant, to obey tbe doctors' orders\nImplicitly apd lntelllsently, and to\nplace tbe welfare of ber patient far\nabove amy other consideration.\nNelson is fortunate enough to\nhav* a Registered Nurses' association. Every graduate nurse living\ntn the city Is encouraged to be-\nber registration in British Columbia long, and any number' in active\nbefore sbe Is entitled to nurse In\nt-hia province; just ss any other\nprofessional person, doctor, surveyor.\nand ao forth, la required to register\nIn hts local organisation.\nTbe following question is often\nssked: \"What advantage is there in\nemploying a registered nurse?\" Tbe\nanswer Is obvious. By employing a\nnurse who fs In good standing wltb\nher association, tbe patient ls obtaining the services of a fully\nqualified slek nurse, snd not an\nuntrained person with an uncertain\namount of practical experience in\nnursing*\nDuring her thre* years of ap\npractice ls required to bs ln good\nstanding in the provincial a_*-*ocla-\nWeU, I'll be a bend, ttben. Just\nonce. Here's flowers.\"\n\"Thank you.\" ^B^^^^^^\n\"But you ought to open th\u00ab box\nand stare at tb* rowers and be\novercome. That's tli* wsy they do\nlt ln tbe movies.\"\n\"This Isn't a movie.\"\n\"Right you are. TbU is lif*. Life,\nmy friends. Is a problem. Lif* ls\ns thing Z can get along without\nseeing anything of. Life is a thing\nthat grows darker and darker, life\nIs a poem by Dorothy Parker. Ufe\u2014\"\nJudy called Elsie. \"Elsie. I've\nalways wanted to glv\u00ab som* flowers\nto old Mrs. Willisr.s in tbe.third\nfloor front. How about these?\" \u25a0\nElsie surveyed the box dubiously.\n\"Maybe,\" shs said. \"I wouldn't\n-mow. Sh*'* kind of particular.\nBut, wer, TU ask lf she wants\nOF PROVEN STRENGTH\nTh* grant brldg* standi firm upon bed*\nrock) the changing waters which flow pait\nIt only prove lti strength. Th* Royal Bank '\nil solidly established upon sound practice and experience) the changing year*\nhav* served to d*monirrat* iti liability.\nTHE\nROYAL BANK\nOF CANADA\ntlon. A'lUt of prlvata duty nuwes '\u00abm. And If sh* doesn't\u2014\" She\nis kept st the hospital, and every made * gesture intended to ploture\ndoctor Is ln possession of a copy.\nA registered \"nurse bold* u her\ncredentials her sehoo' diploma and\npin, and her provincial registration\ncertificate. She bai s set scale of\nfees, snd oarda bearing tbe new\ncharges have been printed and dls-\ntrlbuted to the members. Any person oould. Sbe wu glad.\nthe act Of throwing things but of\ns window. \"Ss* you, Judy.\"\n\"Tes.\" I\nJudy ssw tbe flush on Elton's\nfaoe; sbe knew toe small, un-1\npleasant, childish gesture had hurt\nhim mors than honest crue-ty ever;\nemploying a registered nurse la at\nliberty to ask to see these credentials, and msy rest assured that\nehe Is employing a person who hss\nbeen thoroughly trained In the work\nprentlceahip a registered nun* required of t_\u00abT. \t\nserves f rox sight to 13 hours dslly \u25a0 A RVCH8TKRED NURSE\non th* wards, besides attending! Nelson, B.C., April IB, 1933.\nYou\u2014\" he rcgan, then stopped\n\"Tou don't even want flowers from\nme. then?\"\n\"No.\"\n\"Then why did X come here at\nall?\" he asked btmeelf, out loud.\n\"Why\u2014\"\n(To be Continued)\nSAVINGS STILL\nCONTINUE\nin Our Big REDUCTION SALE\nFood Choppers: each OSe)\nGalvo. Waah Tubs: each 98|_\nHair Floor Brooms: each 9S^\nFloor Wax: 1 lb. tins, each tdt\nCanoe Cushions: values up to \u00a52.25, each $1.00\nSpading Forks: each Sl*10\nNELSON HARDWARE CO*\nWHOLESALE AND BETAIt. QUALITY IIABDWARE\nNELSON, B.C.\n THS NELSON DAILV NSWS, NELSON, 0. C. - THUBSDAT MOBNINO, APBIL tl, lttt-\nSPORTS\nfOiir SPORT OXFORDS\nwill certainly please you.\nNot only are they attractive but they fit. Priced\nmost reasonably\u2014\nR. Andrew\n&Co*\nLtadert in Footfathum\n\\tmttt esttls oa pasture chew\n, It ts a sign that than is\ndeficiency of oertaln minerals in\nMr fssd.\nAGRICULTURISTS\nVISIT FERP\nExamine Lands; Discuss\nQuestion of Creamery\n.\u25a0a\u2014ata, b.c Apru is\u2014b. c.\nHunt of Nslson and 0. B. Twigg of\nCranbrook, provincial agrlcultural-\nIsts. arrived In Fernle on Tuesday,\nwith Instructions to examine ths\npossible local agricultural lands for\ntbs government. Their visit ls In\n-newer to request, to the government from the Pernle bosrd of\ntrade to examine Into every pool*\nblllty of and settlement tn ths\nvicinity of rernle.\nMessrs. Huat and Twigg mat\nmembers of the board of trade and\nThorns. Uphill, M.L.A. In ths afternoon. Th. question of starting a\ncreamery was discussed. It wss stated tbst creau oould bs brought to\nPsrnts from a radius of SO miles\neconomically. The possibility ot\nbringing cream from tbe farms\nshove Michel ln the Bk valley on\nthe one aids snd Jaffray, Rooevllle,\nOrsssmsre, and Newgate on tbs\notber se well as the many dairies\nneat pernle believed quite feasible.\nIf this wss dons, It wss said, there\nwould be ilow at least the minimum\nof 400 oows necessary to supply s\ncreamery.\nMr. Twigg stated ths Bk valley ln\n\\ better\nireakfast\nfor % of a cent .gs\nQuaker Ota and Quick Quaker Oan\nnow bring you Sunshine Vitamin D.\nQuick Quaker\nWITH OR WITHOUT tfiQUSH CHINA Mad* la CaasJ*\nM\nminutes\nBedroom Suite\nSPECIAL\nSuite consists of high quality Spring and Mattress,\nand Bed, Dresser and Chiffonlere in beautifully finished walnut. (UCQ TC\nCOMPLETE -$l)9*IU\ns\nSEE WINDOW DISPLAY\nTANDAR\nFURNITURE CO.\nD\nThe Store of Service and Satisfaction\nComplete House Furnishers Nelson, B. C.\ntbe vicinity of Ternte was well\nsuited for dairying and oattle rals-\nlng. Be uld they would have to\nfigure On railing thrw tons of hay\nfor each animal kept Tttt climate\naad land wsa* suitably for green\ncrops and roots. Beside this class\nof crop m a side line tbe farmer\noould ralM chickens, eggs, honey,\nand small fruits. Raspberries wm\nmentioned ai a very heavy crop\ngrown. He thought that at leset 40\nacres of good land should be fanned\nby each family to be an economic\nsuccess.\nX. K. Stewart slat*, that the hay\nor thla district sold for 13 to M\na ton more than hay brought from\nthe prairie on account of Its fine\nquality.\nMr Bunt and Mr. Twigg are to\nconfer on tbe land quMtion with\nW. R. Wilson, president of Grows\nNest Pass Ooal oompany, wbo arrived ln Fernle Tuesday.\nDuring the afternoon, accompanied by Alfred Cummings, B.C.LS.\nand Thomas Shorthouse ihey visited\nsome of the proposed areas of\nsettlement.\nKaslo People on\nif ornia Trip\nTeachers Home for Easter\nHolidays\nStandard\nButter Wrappers\nPrinted with the words\n\"Dairy Butter\"\n100, SV00 \u2014 250, fl50\n600, fO.50 _ 1000, SJ.50\nLtt V* Supply Ytar Need*\nPHONE 144\nNelson Daily News\nJob Department\nBaker Street\u2014Nelson, B. C.\nKASLO, 8.C., April 19.\u2014MlM Margaret MacDonald. wlw teachee Khool\nnear Orand Fork*, li apendlng the\nholldaya In town with ber parent..\nMr. and Ura. William MacDonald.\nT. W, Muir ha* arrived from nelaon and haa taken onr th* management of a atore here.\nMlai Winnie Coleman, who teaches\nechool at Brilliant, pawed through\ntbe city reoently, en route to Ar*\ngent*, where ahe wlll apend the holldaya with her parenta. Mr. and Mra.\nA. T. Coleman. Mil* Coleman waa\naccompanied by Mlas Pauline Hroos-\nkln, alao ol Brilliant, wbo will be\nber holiday gueet.\nMrs. Watt* of Rlondel, la apendlng\na few days In town flatting frlenda.\nMlas Katherlne Olllla of th* Trail\nschool teaching staff, la apendlng\nthe holldaya ln town with ber par.\nants, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh olllla.\nW. 9. Rudkln, local CPJl. agent,\nls again on duty after recovering\nfrom hla recent Illness, when bf wa*\na patient ln tbe Victorian hoepltal.\nMrs. A. W. Andeiaon. A. B. Fleener and Floyd Oarrett, left Sunday\nmorning fcr Beverly Hills, Cal., wban\ntbey will spend a few daya. upon\ntheir return they will be aooompanled by Mrs. Fleener. wbo apent\ntbe winter In Beverly Hllla wltb\nber aon-ln-law and daughter, Mrs.\nDonald Love. The round trip of the\nparty la being made by motor.\nMlaa May Grayling, teacher of tbe\nShutty Bench school, ls apendlng\nthe holldaya In town with her father. A. L. Orayllng.\nMrs. Oraham-Brown of Deans-\nhaven, la a patient ln the Victorian\nhospital.\nMlas Evelyn Burgees, who teaches\nsohool at Ymlr, la apendlng the holidays tn town with her mother, Mrs.\nM. K. Burgess.\nBrio Strand of Poplar, la again a\npatient ln tb* Victorian hoepltal.\nMlss Margant Alexander. RJ*...\nhas been temporarily added ts the\nnursing ataff of the Victorian hoepltal.\nMlss Margaret McQueen, wbo\nteaches school tt Balfour, la apendlng the holidays In town with her\nmother, Mrs. A, McQueen.\nMr. and Mn. Alex. Sutherland,\nwhose home was recently destroyed\nby fin, han taken up thsir temporary residence In the Hlllman cottage on Front street.\nDr. D. 3. Barclay waa a recent\nNelson visitor, going down to meet\nbis sister, Mlas Mary Barclay of\nNew Westminster, who ls spending\nthe holldaya ben with her brother\nand Mn. Barclay.\nMlas Edith Aim of tbe Tmlr school\nteaching staff la the holiday gueet\nof her pannta, Mr. and Mn. John\nAim.\nMia* Kathleen Butler, who teachee\nachool at Valllcan, la apendlng tbe\nholiday In town wltb her pannta.\nMr. and Mn. pat Butler.\nSocial News\nof Rossland\nTbt following ooiumn ol social\nnews and happenings In Rossland\nIs conducted by Mrs Bessie B\nFerguson Phone Urs fergueon\nat ner home tn Rossland and\ngive her details ol events ol Interest to thle ooiumn.\nROSSLAND. B.C., April ID\u2014Puesy\nwillows, daffodils and fragrant Sae-\nter IU lti transformed the local Masonic hall Into an attractive aettlng\nfor the annual Easter Monday ball\nof .Alpha chapter, O.ES. Tbe sombre\nevening garb of their escorts formed\nan effective foil for tbe varl-colored\nfrocks of the ladles, who added to\nthe floral effect of tbe gathering.\nThe attendance was the largest In\nyears, the muslo par eicellenoe, aad\neveryone seemed determined to forget Old Man Depression and hla\ncohorts. Mrs. Archibald Coombes,\nworthy matron, Mrs. Frederick S.\nPeters, Mrs. Jamea Barnes and Mrs.\nJames Petrle received the guests.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMrs. Jamea Burnatill, who haa\nbeen spending several weeks with\nher parents, Mr. and Mn, Horatio\nCherrlngton. left Monday for her\nhome ln Beavermoutb. B.C., aooompanled by her. brother Bertram. In\na short while, Mrs, BurnstlU and\nher husband will leave for Toronto\nand Montreal, wbere Mr. Burnatlll\nwill attend a gathering of Railway\nTelegraphers.\n\u2022 \u00bb \u2022\nMlM Ba Johnson of Procter la\nvisiting meads in this city.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nNorman S. Bowers of Trail wu ln\nthe city laat evening attending the\nO.EB. danoe.\n\u2022 \u00bb \u2022\nMM Mary Burt of Calgary wae\nthe guest of friends In this city en\nroute to Vanoouver, where she will\nbe spending the spring months.\nBall Grounds to\nGet Improvement\nCouncil Decides Shorten the\nTrack nd to Improve\nSeating\nMOREY STARTS\nSECRETARYSHIP\nOffice Hours Aren't Set Yet;\na Cleaning Drive\nP. a Mony, newly elected secretary of the Nelaon board of trad*,\ntook over bla dutlea tbla week, beginning Tuesday. He start* ln with\na house cleaning, tbe board of\ntrade building hardly having been\nopened for th* past two months,\nor fmm th* Ume of the fatal Illness\nof the late D. A. McFarland began.\nAa yet, Mr. Mony'a offloe houn\nhan not been worked out, but be\nproposes toy tb* tlm* being to\nspend a portion of each day on\nboard or tnde work.\nWeek of Services\nImpressive, Kaslo\nMrs, T. E. Hlgglnbotham of\nNelson Guest Soloist\nWork on Improving tbe Recreation grounds a* noommended by\ntbe park* committee of the Nelson\nslty council will be don* on a relief\nacheme It waa decided by the council Monday night. Alderman R. w\nDawson reported thit everything, and Munkecey. At tbla service Mn.\nbut about len of the contemplated I Jack Paterson gave a pleaalng aolo.\nKASLO, B.C., April 19\u2014 \"Paaalon\nWeek\" wu observed ln a very fitting\nmanner ln St. Andrew's United\nchurch, by a aerlea of fine lllustnt-\ned sermon,, commencing on Palm\nSunday, wben tha sacrament of the\nLaat Supper was observed, then being an unusually large number of\ncommunicants. In tbe evening, \"The\nTriumphal Entry\" was tbe sermon\nsubject, a beautifully colored, \u00abact\ncopy of the original painting, bearing the aame title, and executed by\nPlockhorat being thrown upon the\nscreen as Illustrative of the sermon.\nMonday evening the plctun shown\nwas \"Christ ln tbe Oarden.\" by\nHoffman, the plctun being the ln-\ncentln for th* sermon.\nTuesday evening \"Chrlat Befon\nPilate,\" trom th* painting by Mun-\nkaosy, wu shown, and tbe sermon\ngiven on thla episode.\nWednesday evening another copy\nof a Munkacey painting, \"The Cru-\nolflxlon\" wu the incentive for a\nsplendid sermon. At thla urvlce\nspecial music, by electrical transcription waa a feature, this betng the\nrendition ot Str John Stslners \"Crucifixion\" by th* Trinity Church\nchoir of New Tork, wtth Lawrence\nTlbbett and Richard Crook* u soloists.\nBy special request, al! four pictures previously shown, wen again\nthrown on the acreen. Thu* ooptea\nwen ln the original colon of tbt\npaintings made by the thn* 18th\ncentury artists, Plockhont, Hoffman\nexpenditure ot 1235 could be done\non nllef.\nA total of MO new seats will be\nInsulted at a cott of ITS. Tho track\nwill be cut to an enn 440 yarda\nat a cost of MO. a aum of \u00bb7|\nwill be apent on grading an levelling. A wind backstop behind the\ncatcher's box WlU be built at * oott\nof un and a ntw wattr Up wlll\nbt installed tor th* grounds at a\nooat of about 110. Work on smoothing the pUylng field la now under\nwey.\nSociety\"\nVtl* column _> oonducted by\nUn U 3 Vigneux AU new* ot\na social nature, including receptions print* entertainment.,\npersonal items\nprivate entertainmente\ninal Iteme marriage* etc;\nill appeai In thle column Ma-\nStt>\nran ntt\nDAVIDSON ERECTS\nCABINS AT YAHK\nThe Quebec government baa erected 1-357 bridges In the provlnoe\nalnce 1006 at a cost of over 115,000,-\n000.\nAustralia wsa the largest pur-\nchaaer of British OoluxbU lux ber\nlwt year.\nTARS, B. C, April lft\u2014The badminton aeaaon dosed on Thureday,\nwhen SS persons sttended snd played. Kisses Bsnel MscCartney, Vera\nSetter and Sybil Wllkle were la\ncharge of supper arrangementa.\n'Fred Lewis, who visited Tahk. left\nfor his home In Oreeton on Friday.\nOn Thursdsy afternoon the puplla\nof Dlvlaion II were surprised by an\nBaater remembrance from their\nteacher, Mis* 8. Wllkle.\nllr. and Mra. Bruce Laurie and\nsons of Cranbrook were visitors\nOood Friday at tbe home of Ur.\nand Mra. Albert Andereon.\nVictor Skaulks, John Holgren and\nBane Blllburn are vlaltlng ln Kimberley.\nMlas Mary Sandress of Tahk and\nBarney Berg of Kimberley are to\nbe married this week end.\nWm Sybil Wllkle left on Friday\nmorning for Nelson where she Is\nvisiting MIm Donalda Walker.\nTwq cabins have been erected on\nthe Auto camp grounds belonging\nto Charles Davidson at the intersection of the Kingigste-Creston\nroad, Juat below Curson bridge. Mr.\nDavid ion expects to have his tourist camp ready for use about May\n]. Formerly he was on the pollce\nfores at Nelson.\nMrs. John Wardrope, Br., and\nchildren BlU snd Margaret left for\nBeneath the Cross ol* Jesus.\" Spe\nclal music for each of the above\nservices was rendered by the senior\nand Junior choirs of the church,\nwith Mrs. A. L. MacPhee presiding\nat the organ and Mtss Margaret\nSmith at the piano, playing together\nthrough the varloua numbers.\nOn Oood Frldsy evening, F. A.\nChalllnor's sacred oa&tata, \"The\nCross 0f calvary,\" was presented by\nthe combined, eurpUced choirs of\nover 60 voices. Outatandlng numbers\nwere the quartette. \"O Crucified,\"\nby tbe Misses Allee and Ruth Aim\nand Howard Perkins and Norman\nLeet: two choruses by the senior\nchoir; and the chorus. \"O Saviour\nVainly Do We Strive,\" as aung by\nPeggy Sutherland, Clara Horner.\nMyrtle Leet, Oordon Heed and Teddy\nHorner ln chorus with Donald Reed\nas soloist. Other fine numbers were\n\"Tell the Wondrous Story,\" by Rev.\nT. W. Reed; \"Deeper Than the Deepest Depth,\" by the Junior choir;\n\"Tben Cometh Jesus\" and \"In That\nSams Hour,\" two duets by Rev.\nReed snd T. H. Robson; \"Oh Direful Sip,\" \"Oh, Thou Foreisken\nSaviour\"; \"He Is Oullty of Death\"\nand \"Thou That Destroyeth ths\nTemple,\" by the senior choir; a\neo.o by A. L. MacPhee, \"And Tbey\nThat Laid Hold,\" and \"When the\nMorning Waa come,\" a solo by Howard Perkins. Though the first three\nservices were lsrgely attended, the\nOood Friday service saw nearly 800\nln the congregation.\nThe usual morning servloe waa\nheld on Easter Sunday morning,\na special feature being the rendition of \"There li No Love to Me\nLike the love of Jesus,\" by Mrs. T.\nP.. Hlgglnbotham, guest soloist of\nNelson.\nA fine Baster carol service, ln\nthe evening, wss sttended by about\n900 persons. Mrs. Hlgglnbotham was\nagain the soloist, her numbers being \"Open the Oates of the Temple\"\nsnd \"Praise,\" which were much ap-\npredated by the large congregation.\nThe proossslonsl of the combined\nchoirs entering the church ln the\nevening wss most Inspiring. Mrs. A.\nL. MacPhee was at the organ, and\nOalgary Saturday morning to visit\nMr. and Mrs. A. Dunlop and Mr. and \u00a3\u201e, Ti w. j^ at the\"piano. Other\nMrs. Jack Taylor.\nPLANS TO OPERATE\nGOODENOUGH MINE\nYMIR. B. C, April lft\u2014The Salmn\nDramatic olub of Salmo presented\na play at Tmlr on Baturday. Those\ntaking part wrre: Mr. and Mrs. H.\nJohn. Mr. snd Mrs. L. Johnstone.\nMr. and Mrs. Fred Lindstrom, Mlss\nK. Sapples. Mlss Speaker, A. A.\nOray, R. Bansbury, H. Grutchfield.\nH. H. Perkins, J. Sapplen. Eric Dean.\nA. John, Stage manager C. M. Smith.\nMr. and Mrs. 8. Ball had es their arranged\nLook st mm and women who\ndo things. Active. Energetic\nFnll of hsslth. That'* tho\ntype who enjoy Kellogg*!\nPEP Bran Flake*.\nThere's the famous flavor\no! P*p* Packed with the\nenergy ol wheat Plua enough\nbran to Bo mildly laxative.\nBuy PEP\nBran Flakes\nfrom your gro-\nI PIP Cfr> Uelieioas\n| LuMfuia with milk or\ncream. Made by\nKrllogg In London, Ontario.\nguests on Saturdsy Mr. snd Mrs. H\nH. Perkins and their daughter Anita\nMrs. H- Stevens hid as her guest\non Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. B.\nEmllson and two daughters.\nMr. coates of Vancouver, who haa\ntaken over the Ooodenough mine, haa\narrived in Tmlr and expects to\nstart operations ln a ahort time.\nMm. Margaret peters haa as ber\nguest here daughter Mrs. Harry\nBowser ef Portland, Oregon.\nMr. and Mrs. Nelson Peterson of\nthe Teniae Olrl mine were Nelson\nvisitors on Saturday and Bunday.\nI. P. Crawford, superintendent of\nYankee Olrl mine apent the week\nend with his family tn Nelaon.\nthan thoee of the guest soloist, the\nmost outstanding number was the\nsolo, \"Angels Ever Bright and Fair,\"\nby small Blllle Hendricks, with Mrs.\nReed sa aooompanlst.\nRev. T. W. Reed, pastor of the\nchurch, conducted all services and\ndelivered the successive sermona\nsnd addresses. Mrs. T. W. Reed,\ntrained, conducted and led the\njunior choir, T. H. Robson being the\nleader of tha senior choir, which\nwas alao trained by Mrs. Reed.\nThe church presented a beautiful\nappearance for Baster Sunday, wltb\nbanks and festoons of palms, ferns,\ndftffodlla and lilies, most effectively\nIn each window Aster\nlilies were placed and a large II'\nlumlnated cross waa suspended above\nthe altar, thla alao being enhanced\nwith lilies. Mrs. William Bennett\nwaa the artist who planned and\nsuperintended tbe srrangement of\nthe decorations, being assisted by\nmany willing helpers. W. L. Billings\nwas responsible for the beautiful\nlighting effects snd J. A. Rlddell\nhandled the projecting machine.\nThe number of books recorded by\ntbe Publishers* Circular and Booksellers* Record as having been published during laat year ls 14.834,\ncompared with 14.0M during 1031.\nan Increase of IU.\nStench Triftkli\nliter Her Mills\nUn. OsDiiigweaj Me-nard, Port\nHill, NJJ., writee:\u2014\"I *-ttnd\ntnm mini in my itam-eb, ead\nheadaches, after eating my me-Js.\nA friend advised lw to Uke\nBurdock Blood Bitten, ud titer\nbaviag done eo I foond a rramt\neh-uf. Ib me. Neer I never save\nuy tumble with ny stomach, and\nhoU-tches ara a thing of Ue put.\"\nTar tale at at tew aaa j__ar_l avm. ___>a___tan4 tarn tta past II jeers, ae*\nW Va, T. __.\u00bb__\u25a0 0a, Ul, fine* Oat\nphone lira Vigneux at ber home.\nIU SUIca .treat\nMlaa Helen Murphy mada a charming Hoeteae yeaterday, when abe\nentertained at a pretty tea at her\nhome tn tha Kerr apartmenta, ln\ncompliment to Mlaa Beryl Oraham,\npopular AprU bride-elect, varl-col-\nored tulips and oherry bloaaoma\ngraoed the rooma, while tha dainty\ntea table waa centered with aweet\npeae and corresponding lighted tap-\nera. Thoae aaalatlnt Included Mra.\n3. T. Andrew,, who did tha bonon\nat tha tea tahle and Mlaa Jean\nWaldle, Mn. Retinal* B. Dill and\nMlaa Jean OlUtar, who acted aa eerv-\nlteun. Mlaa Murphy's Invited gueata\nwen tha Mlaaea Beryl and Dorothea\nOraham, Mlaa Lillian Buchanan of\nVancouver, Mlaa Buth Craufurd, Mlaa\nIran* tdmondeon, Mn. A. J. Oor-\nnlah. Mlaa Sybil Archibald, Mn. W.\nB. Onibba, Mlaa Alia Johnstone,\nMln Myra Humphrey of South Slocan. Mra. Harold Lekes. Mlaa Martot\nBlaylock ot TraU, Mra. WUllam 3.\nSturgeon. Mlaa Mildred Irvine. Mn.\nF. T. Payne, Mlaa Helen Blaylock.\nMn. B. W. Dawaon, Mlaa Jean Waldle. Mn. W. O. Baaa. Mn. Jobn\nOananer, Mlaa Oon, Barret, Mlaa\nMaxine Chapman of South * Slocan,\nMlaa Jean Oliker, Mlw Marlon\nBlackwood, Mlaa Jean Hunter, MUs\nAlleen Manafleld. Mn. I. S. Planta,\nMn. charlee H. Hamilton. Mn. Bai*\nInald H. Dill and tlta. J. Percy\nCoatea.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMajor and Mn. W. J. Clark. Kerr\napar-mento, hav* aa thalr fueati\nfrom Victoria, their two aonj, Kenneth and Loula.\n\u2022 \u2022 e\n3. H. Clay of Bdgewood la a olty\nvlaltor.\n\u2022 , \u2022\nAmong ahoppen to town yeaterday\nwaa Daniel Taylor of Bunahlne Bay.\n,,, \u2022\nA. J. MoOlUvery of Kaalo, wm a\nvlaltor to town yeaterday.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMl*, and Mn. H. H. Pitta, oadar\natreet, aooompanled by tha latter*,\nfather, W. M. Stubba. recently vlalted\nat Bobaon, at the horn* at their\nson-in-law and daughter, Mr. and\nMn. John O. Waldle.\n...\nM. Kelso of Bdgewood, la a dty\nvlaltor.\n\u2022 t \u2022\nUlm H. 8. Wllkle of Vancouver,\nwho haa been the gueat of Mlaa\nDonalda Walker. Carbonate atreet,\nhaa returned.\n\u00ab . \u2022\nTueaday afternoon. Mn. O. A. c\nWalley. entertained at tha tea hour\nat har homo on Oak etreet Fairview\nwhen ahe we, aasUted by Mra. A.\nD. Emory, who preeldad at*tha tea\ntable, ud by Mn. Arthur Balrd\nand Mn, L. M. Varner. who eerved.\nThe Invited gueete wen Mn. Oeorge\nPerguaon, Mn. A. D. Iknory, Mn.\nJoeeph Sturgeon, Mn. WUUam Sturgeon, Mn. M. 3. Vigneux, Mn. W.\nX. Waaeon. Mr.. Prank Bakar, Mn.\nHarry Burn,, Mn. N. Murphy. Mn.\nDavid Kerr, Mra. O. B. Matthew,\nMn. H. H. Pitta, Mn. R. E. Bor-\nton. Mra. R A. Paeblee. Mn. W. W.\nPhtlhrlok. Mn. l_ M. Varner, Mn. J.\nOordon Denholm, Mn. B. Lowery\nand Mn. H. E. Minton.\n\u2022 , \u2022\nMr. and Mn. Oraclen BourgeoU\nof Caatlegar, who have reoently\nvlalted the city, lift yeaterday for\nhome. Thay were accompanied by\nMr. BourgeoU' euter. MUa Stm-\nmonne BourgeoU, Who win later\nvlalt ln Creeoent Valley.\n...\nIn honor of MUa Beryl Onham,\nwho U the tnaplntlon for a large\nnumber of eoclal affaln prior to har\nmarriage at the end of AprU, MUa\nCora Barret. Kerr apartment,, entertained Tuesday evening at a\namart bridge, when MUe Lillian\nBuchanan of Vanoouver won the\nprlae for top acore. MUa Barret*,\nInvited gueata wen, the gueat of\nhonor, Mlaa Beryl Oraham. MUa\nLillian Buchanan. Mlaa Helen Murphy, Mlaa Irene Edmondson. MUa\nAgnea Jerome, Mlaa Oraoe McDonald. Mlaa Jean Lambert. MUa Mai-\nIne Chapman ot South Slocan, Mn.\nJ. Percy Coatee. Mn. WUUam Taylor. Mln Dorothea Oraham, Mlae\nJean Hunter and Mlae Jean Waldle\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMn. P. Benthlen of Ony Creek,\npaid a vlalt to town yeeterday.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nMUa Mabel Parker, who teachee\nat cranbrook. wbo haa been the\ngueet of Mr. and Mn. L. M. Varner,\nMill atreet, haa nturned to Cnnbrook. She alao vlalted her parente\nat Slocan City.\n\u2022 e \u2022\nMr. sylveater of Kaalo, wu In\ntown an route to Quetnel.\n, . \u2022\nMn. O. Robinson of Procter, apent\nyesterday shopping In town.\n\u2022 e \u2022\nW. B. Poole, mining man. left\nyeeterday via Spokane, for the ooaat\ncities.\n\u2022 , e\nMr. and Mn. H. Dimock of new\nDenver, an expected In the city today.\n...\nMr. and Mn. Jamea Kennedy of\nPraaen Landing, spent yeaterday\nshopping ln Nelaon.\n\u2022 e \u2022\n\u25a0. C. Francla of Bunahlne Bay,\npaid a vlalt to town yesterday.\n, \u2022 \u2022\nMT. and Mn. Thomaa Allen of\nErlckaon, who hava been the gueata\nof Mra. Allen's pannta. Mr. and\nMn. J. Byen, Vanoouver atreet, have\nnturned.\n-\u2022 e e\nMr. ud Mn. T. O'Sulllvan. Bobaon atreet, have' as their guest,,\ntheir etin-ln-law and daughter, Mr\nand Mn. Oeorge Webb of Trail.\n...\np. H. Chanter of Longbeach, paid\na vlalt to town yesterday.\n\u2022 . \u2022\nMr. and Mn. Hughes and family,\nOranlte road, are leaving to reside\nln Vancouver.\n...\nThe memben of the Catholic\nWomen's league were hoeteseea yeaterday afternoon at a successful\nMa, when thoee aaslating wan Mn.\nA. A. Perrler, Mn. Rank Murphy.\nMn. Edging-ton and Mn. A. w.\nStubba. Wbo acted as eerviteun.\nwhile Mn. phUlp Rahal. Mra. W.\nBlner and Mn. Henri Oagnon had\ncharge of the bake table. Mn. L.\nH. Choquette and MUa Helen Scanlan dUpOeed of the heme made\ncandy. Othen aaalatlng wen Mn.\nA. Ryan and Mn. M. Scally. Mlaa\nAlbertlne Choquette acted as caahler,\n\u2022 e e\nUn. H. H. Cum* ud eon Ian,\nBaker street, returned yesterday\nfrom Appledale. whan they havc\nbeen guests at the home ot Mr. and\nMn. D. P. Petera to. * *\u25a0-*\u2022-__\n\u2022 e #\nP. A. Helse, wbo baa han ln Nel-\n.wmnmiriii'\"-\"-\"~\"\"\"*,'~r|\nQ^Mea&her'sf?)\n607i3akerSt. Phone 200\nSTORE NEWS\nOut Tomorrow-\nApril Models From\nStrandwear\nSwing into Spring with\n\"Jeunesse\", slip into th*\nbrightest most wearable\nfrock in Nelson .. . and\nknow that it is exclusive\nto you and women like\nyou, who approve these\nsmartly simple styles,\nwith good taste evident\nin the tiniest detail.\n\"Youthful dresses for\nwomen of all ages.\"\nCreated expressly fer\nMEAGHER'S.\nEach\n\u00a9c_Jv!5\nson am business, leaves this morning\ntot his home ln cranbrook.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nUrs. Storbo of Blocan Park, waa a\nNelson shopper yeatarday.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nID*. Tlbadesu of tbe staff of tbe\nBank of Montreal, haa left for Trail.\nwbere be has reoently bean transferred.\n\u2022 e \u2022\nBav, P. J. Joy, BJ., of Ooaaaga\ncollege, baa returned to Spokane,\nafter spending the past week in\nNelson, assisting the Very Rev. J.\nC. McKenzle with the Baater services.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nA. Oelinas returned last nlgbt\nfrom Spokane, where he baa been a\npatient tn the Sacred Heart hospital fer the paat two weeks.\n\u2022 \u2022. \u2022\nKev. W. c. Mawhlnney united In\nmarriage at Trinity United church\nyeaterday afterooh at 4 o'clock\nFlorence Treglllus, youngest daughter of Alfred Tr pr. 11 us, Nelson avenue, .Fairview, and Krllng Johnson,\nson of c* *1. Johnson of Procter,\nSnd tbe witnesses were Miss Oladys\ntevens and Lief Johnson, brother\nof tbe groom. Tbey will make their\nhome ln NAlson. A wedding supper\ntook plaoe at the Grill cafe, when\nthe guesta included Miss Helen\nJohneon, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher. Mra. Fred Curtis, C. J. Johnson,\nMlsa Gladys Stevens, Lief Johnson\nand Alfred Treglllus.\nWhen pigeons sre flying free tbey\ninvariably feed on a wide variety\nof grains, the breeder, therefore.\nIs advlaed by the Dominion Department of Agriculture to vary this\ndiet when they are tn the devecote.\nINSTITUTES PLAN\nVISIT EDGEWOOD\nEDOKWOOD. B. O, AprU l\u00bb***_1ie\nregular monthly meeting of tba\nWomen'a lnatltute waa hstd recently. The eeentary nportad that\nahe had reoelved three npllea to\nthe letten addressed to tlw 11 other\nlnatltutee ln the Kootenay dlitrlct,\naaklng them to take part In a\nHome-made Quilt competition at the\nBdgewood fair ln September. It waa\ndecided to purchase material to\nmake preeenta for the next Chrtat-\nmaa tree. The Bdgewood institute\nsocial afternoon to entertain the\nother institutes on tha Arrow Lakea\nwu fixed for Saturday, July I.\nCharlea W. Hartland. after a lent\natay at the Tranquille Sanatorium,\nreturned home on the ISth.\nMn. Cruee, who has bees an\nactive worker ln churoh work han,\nhaa left to realde at Boundary PalU.\nSERGEANT DUNCAN\nBRINGS PRISONER\nStaff-Sergt. W. A. S. Duncan of\nthe BrltUh Columbia police, who\nhaa been tnnafemd from command\not the laat Kootenay dUtrlct to\nthat of the Revelstoke dlatrlct.\npaaaed through Kelson Wedneeday\nfor ReveUtoke.\nHe brought with him for tbe\nprovincial Jail han Oeorge Hands,\nsentenced at Klmberle- by Stipendiary Magiatnte 0. H. Phllllpe to\none month, for begging.\nSALAM\nTEA\nDOWN\nSAME FINEST QUALITY\nBROWN LABEL NOW 25c % ft.\n \u2014\n\u2014\nfaoe an\n*_**BB**eK*********rt*****\nNEW YORK LIST\nUP 1-9 POINTS\nDOW JONES AVERAGES\n5.66\n1.47\n.25\n 21.24 up\nWall Street Soars U.S. as\nthe Dollar Dips\nDizzily\nB7 JOHN L. COOLE?\nAssociated Press financial Writer\nNEW YORK. April 19 (AP) ~\nMocks and commodities borrowed\nInflationary wings todsy se dollars\nswooped downward on foreign \u00ab-\nchange markets tn response to tt>\u00ab\ngovernment's move toward improving domestic prloe levels.\nA tighter gold embor^j and the\napparent imminence of a renewed\ncredit expansion campaign to which,\nIt seems, are to be added measures\nfor putting more money Into the\npublic's hands, gave speculators the\nImpression higher quotations should\nloglcslly follow and markets swept\nupward under increasing momentum.\nWith the dollar dipping dimly,\nstaples hastened to bridge the gap,\nespecially between U. 8- money and\naterllng which had an extreme rise\nef some 30 cents. Stocks endeavored and suceesfully to meet the\npace, oloslng 1 to 9 points higher in\nft turnover of 5.079.678 shares, the\nlargest volume sine\u00a9 September IS\nlast.\nCopper, silver, steel, rubber, tobacco, chemical and motor shares\nbecame buoyant aa raw material\nmarkets soared, utilities were troubled by rate reduction talk, though\nthey largely retraced early loases.\nRalls, affected somewhat tr another\nreorganisation, tended to lag most\ncf ths day, but finally pushed\nupward.\nWINNIPEG GRAIN\nUSnWAMPED\nClosing Prices Over Cent Up\nAfter Soaring Three\nMetal Prices Better in March With\nSubstantial Decrease in Unsold Lead\nMONTREAL, April IP (CP).\u2014Metal prlcea were a little better ln\nMareh than during the lint two montha ot the opening quarter of\nthe current year. J. J. Warren, preeldent or Consolidated Mining As\nSmelting Company ol Canada, (old the annual meeting of shareholders\nhere today and there, waa a aubatantlal decrease ln unsold lead during thla period. A slight Increase ln Bine stocks waa ahown, however.\nTha meeting waa routine, with nine retiring dlreeton returned to\noffloe for* a period of two yean. Reporta wen approved.\nProduction for the first quarter, according to figures given to the\nmeeting by Mr. Warren, followa with comparison with thc same quarter\nlast year:\n1033 . IMS\nLead (tona) 3I.7M 31,870\nZinc (tona) 14.7M H,l\u00bbi\nOold (ounces) ._ i -_ 8,839 8,743\nSilver (ounces) \u2014 _\u2014 _' 1.-01.000 1,501,000\nThe president told the shareholders he oould do no better than\nrepeat hla atatement of a year ago wben he aald that prloes for metala\nwin et rock bottom and the upturn oould not be long delayed. Japan,\nhe added, was a good customer of tbe company, but the mam market\nwaa ln Europe. If anything comae of the forthcoming International\nconferences, Mr. warren declared, consumption of lead and zinc\nwould increaae substantially.\nWHEAT SOARS\nFIVE, CHICAGO\nCloses VA to 2'. Above\nTuesday Marks; Advance Feverish\nWINNIPEG, April 1*. \u2014 (CP). \u2014\nLlghta glowed In offices of the Winnipeg grain exehenge tonight as\nweary grain clerks worked until a\nlate hour clearing up a day's buslneaa they had not aeen alnce 1__\u00bb\nand only partially experienced during the atlrrlng daya of the United states banking holiday of early\nMarch.\nInfluenced by galna In stealing,\nlocal wheat futures scored near-\nrecord advances today. Booming upswing* of three cents, however, were\npertlaUy leet In a final 15 minutes\nef trading that saw prices skid\nrapidly downwards.\nThe dosing range we* IV, \u2014 Hi\neente higher, May futun at MH. July\ntlV, and October 87',^ cente. Trading was at a feverish pace throughout tha aeaalon and prloea ebbed and\nflowed In a manner that taxed the\nexchange facilities.\nBy JOHN P. B0C08AN\nAssociated Press Market Editor\nCHICAOO. April 18 (AP)\u2014rever-\nIshly advancing 5c a bushel maximum today, wheat showed a gain\nof more than -5c since 1933 began.\nTopmost prlcea today on wheat,\n70c for September delivery, came\nJust before trading ended after hours\nof tumultuous buying that rivaled\nOnat War volume and waa associated with spectacular Jumps to\nforeign exchange and Washington\nreporta of far-reaching measures\nabout Inflation. Season high prteo\nrecords were outdone by wheat, corn,\nrye, barley and oats, but part of the\ngalna were loet ln a wholesale rush\nto grab profits.\nWheat cloeed mild, ltt, to 314\nabove yesterday's flnlah. corn '.i to\nl'A up, oata '.. to *A advanced, and\nprovlslona unchanged to a rise of\n30c.\nBAR SILVER SOARS\nON NEW YORK LIST\nLONDON. April IH (AP) \u2014Bar\nailver Irregular, ?-ia higher at\nukt,\nNEW TOU, April 1\u00bb\u2014Bar silver\nstrong, Stt higher at 33H on\nheavy speculation buying ln the\nNew York market.\nNEW YORK STOCKS\nBUTTER DOWN\nHALF A CENT\nEgg Market Firms\nSlightly\nMETAL MARKETS\nNEW YORK. April 19 (AP) \u2014\nCopper quiet * electrolytlo spot and\nfuture 5%.\nTin spot and future unquoted.\nIron quiet unchanged.\nLead ateady, spot New Tork 13.35.\nBast St. Louis IS.13.\nZlno firm Eaat St. Loula epot\nand future 63.23-30.\nAntimony 15.95 nominal.\nAt London. Copper, standard spot\n\u00a339 6s, future 130 10s.\nElectrolytic apot \u00a333, future \u00a334.\nTin. sopt \u00a31S_ 7a ed. futun \u00a3150.\nLead, spot \u00a310 17s od. future\n\u00a311 3s Od.\nZinc, spot \u00a315, future \u00a315 5s.\nAllegheny _\t\n1\n%\n1\nAllied Chemical \u2014\n8>V>\nSSH\n89%\nAmerican Can \u2014-\n70V.\nS3*\n70%\nAm nr Paw \t\nIt.\n-K\n\u00bb\\:\nAmerican loe \t\n6\n6%\ns\nAm Ma * Pdy .\nIS*\n13%\n13%\nAm Smelt ts Re _\n_\u00ab\u2022*\u00bb\n31%\n3>%\nAm \u25a0meph-oe\t\n90 It\nMH\n89%\nAm Tobaooo \t\nTO 'A\nMVi\n70%\nAnaconda\t\n10\n*%\n10\nAtchison \u2014- \u2014\n\u25a0MW\n40%\n43%\nAuburn Motors _..\nso*\nSS\nM\n*H\n4%\n4%\nBelt \u2022 Ohio \t\n1014\n\u2022*%\n10%\nBendlx Aviation .._\n1014\n9%\n10%\nBeth Stael\t\n\u25a0toy.\nISH\n30%\nCanada Dry .\u2014\n10%\n10H\n10%\nCanadian Pao\t\n9S\n8%\n\u2022 %\nCerro da Paeeo \u2014\n!\u2022*\n14%\n19'i\nChee at Ohio __\n39\n38\n39\nChrysler <__\nU'A\n13%\n13%\nCom _\u00bb South \u2014\nIVi\nIH\n1%\nOon Oaa N T -\u25a0\n**%\n\u00ab1%\n44\nCorn producta .._\nMtt\nWH\n84%\nDupont \t\n44\n40%\n44\nEastman Kodak .\nn%\n54\n57%\nElec Pow is U -\nt\n3%\n4%\nPord of Oanada _\n\u2014\n\u2014\na\nPint Nat Storee .\n\u2014\n\u2014\n19%\nPreeport Texaa \t\n3511\n36\n35%\nOenersl Motcrs \u2014\nllts\n14%\n15%\nOeneral Electric _.\n16\nIs\n16\nOenenl Fooda _\n-SH\n37%\n38%\nOold Dust \t\n17'i\n18%\n17%\nOoodrlch ,\u2014\n7H\n<%\n7%\nOranby \t\n\u2022\nSH\n8\nOrt North Pfd\t\n11V.\n9\n11\nOrt West sugar ...\n19*.\nIS\n18%\nHowe sound \t\nISH\nIS\n10%\nHudson Moton \t\n4H\n4%\n4%\nSH\n3%\n8%\nint Nickel -\nUH\n10%\n11%\nInt Tel _> Tel .\nB-%\n7\n8%\nJewel Tea Oo \u2014\nSOVi\n29%\nSOVi\nKelly Spring \u2014\nIH\nIH\nIH\nKenn Copper \t\n:\u00abH\n13%\n14%\nKresge 8 S\t\nSH\n7%\n8%\nLehn A Pink \t\n18\n\u2014\n18\nMack Truck \t\n26\n34%\n35%\nMilwaukee Pfd \t\n3\".\nIH\n3\nNaah Moton \t\n13'i\n13%\n13%\nNst Dairy Prod ..\nISH\n15'i\n16%\nN pow At U _\t\n\u2014\n\u2014\n9%\nN Y Central -...\n1\u00abH\n17%\n10%\nPao Oss Ss Elec .\n33 Vi\n33\n33%\nPackard Motcre\n2'i\n3\n3>t\nPenn R R -\nISH\n1S%\nIS\nPhillips Pete \t\n\u25a0 TVi\n1\n7%\n\u2022 SH\n. 4H\nSH\n4%\n3%\nRadio Corp \t\n4%\nRadio Keith Or .\n\u25a0 IH\nIH\n1%\nRem Rand _...\n. \u00ab'.\n4\n4%\nRock laiand _.\t\n- av*,\n\u2014.\n3%\nSafeway Stores -\n. 40 Vi\n38%\n40%\nShell union \t\n- SH\ns%\nS%\nB Cal Edison \t\n. -301',\n19\n19%\nSouth Paclflo ...\n. ISH\n14%\n16%\nStand Oil of Oa\n. 36'i\n3S%\n36%\nStand Oil of Ind\n. \u2014\n\u2014\n19%\nStand OU of N J\n. 80%\n39%\n30%\nStewart Warner\n. SH\n3%\n8%\nRtudebaker \t\n. 3\nt\nTexas Corp \t\n\u2022 ISH\n14%\n15%\nTexas Oulf BuJ\n. 38\n31%\n33%\nTlmken Roller ....\n- 1*\n17\nIS\nUnderwood Type\n. 1SV4\n17%\n18%\n\"Union Carbide\n- 3814\n38%\n38%\nUnion Oil of Oil\n. 10%\n10%\n10%\nUnited Aircraft _\n. ity.\n33%\n33%\nUnion Pacific .....\n. ran\nM%\n68 >4\nV B Pipe a Pdy\n- 10%\n10\n10%\nU \u25a0 Rubber .....\n- \u00abH\n5%\n\u00ab'*.\nTJ 8 Bteel\t\n- SSH\n34%\nss\".\nVanadium Bteel ..\n- ISH\n14\n\u00bb%\nWeat Electric \t\n- 31\n3S%\nSI\nTellow Truck _....\n. 4\ns%\nSH\nMONTREAL* April 19 (CF) \u2014In\nkeeping with continued lncreue ln\nrecelpte. wholesale butter prices\ndropped half t cent on tlie Montreal dairy wd produce market todty.\nNo. i regnded butter In carlots\nor lesB aold for M to M*fc oenta a\nt-ound. Cfierlngs today totalled\n1,670 boxea\nThe egg market firmed allghtly.\nArrivals ware heavy but a large\npart la being put into itorage, ao\nthe P1**6* remained unaffected.\nMarkets at\na Glance\nToronto: Industrial stocks follow Wall etreet lh strong bull\nmovement,\nMontreal: Stocks move strongly\nup to higher close.\nToronto Mines: Golds and base\nmetals Join In drive to higher\nprlees.\nWinnipeg: Wheat retained advance of about ope cent after violent upswing.\nToronto: Bacon hogs off car\n13.15 to 95.-*, up lo eents.\nLondon: Bar silver higher; copper unchanged: Tin and Zinc\nhigher; Lead lower.\nNew York: Bsr silver sharply\nhigher; Copper and Lead unchanged: Zinc higher.\nNew Tork: Cotton, sugar, coffee and rubber higher.\nNew York: Canadian dollar up\nIH to 86H.\nBONDS IRREGULAR\nIN HECTIC DAY\nMost Active Market Since\nSept., 1931\n1MB NSLSON DAILT -TEWS, NEUON, B.C. - THCBSDAT MOB-UNO, ATtUL SS, 1933\u00bb\nPOUND UP 21,\nDOLLAR AT 86\nWild Trading at New York\nWhirls Pound Highest\nin Year\nNEW YORK, April 19 (CP) \u2014\nWild trading on the New York\nforeign exchange market today\nwhirled the pound sterling to Its\nhighest level ilnt> a year ago,\nand boosted the Canadian dollar\nalmost two cents. The pound\ntouched 93JB1H for cables at one\npoint, but later reacted to close\nat 9S.72U, exactly tl oents higher\nthan yesterday's close.\nThe Dominion's dollar abot upward In later dealings: ending the\neesslon \\% oent\u201e stronger at 80^\ncents, representing a premium of\n10 per cent on united States currency aa against Canadian funds.\nThese quotation* were nominal\nrates, traders said. Reasons for tbe\nmarket's trend Included president\nRoosevelt's announcement that no\nmore gold exports would be permitted from the united Btates, and\nthe inflationary sentiment ln Washington legislative circles.\nMay We Serve You?'\n. COATIS\u2014Roistered\nslonal Electrical Engineer.\nr.\nProfss-\n_, Cou-\nPhone 768.\nPine quality tailoring \u2014 Repair, \u2014\nAlteration*-IDEAL TAg_Ofig.\nW MacDONALD\u2014 Hate Cleaned end\nBlocked. 303 Baiter, opp. Vauare\nSILVER AND\nBASE METALS\nGCTMTENTION\nVancouver Volume Largest\nin Months\nVANCOUVER. AprU IV '(CD \u2014\nWhile the favorite gold atocka continued ln good demand on the\nstock exchange today, silver and\nbase metal issues occupied a great\ndeal of attention, with prloea ruling\nstronger. More than 500,000 shares\nchanged hands, the largest volume\nln months.\nAfter early weakness, Pioneer Gold\ncame back from a low of 1745 to\n\u20227-70 but cloeed with a net lo s of\n10 cents st 17.50. Premier Oold\nmoved up 7 cents at 07, and Bralorne 7 cents to 13.73.\nNational silver was the big trader\nof the day, a total of 130.000 shares\nchanging hands up to 3 U cents, a\ngain of one cent, pend orellle Improved eight cents to close at S3.\nwhile Noble plve on heavy trading,\nfirmed nearly two cents at 71fc.\nBeaver Silver, on a trade of 34.000\ntharee was strong at 4\\'\u00bb oents.\nNumerous other base metal and silver Issues scored gains of fractions\nto three oents.\nVANCOUVER LIST\nNSW TONE. AprU 13 (API \u2014The\nmoet active bond market alnce Bept.\n38, 1931, todey greeted the gold embarto with . wide variety of sharp\nslump, and rallies that lelt prices\nIna highly Irregular condition ai\nGradeof eggs In carlote or lest \"were \"*\u2022\u2022> ent of the hectic session\ngenerally quoted 17 cents a doeen\nfor extras. 15 oente for firsts end\n13 cents for eeconds. Arrivals were\n3,5(13 caeca.\nAsk\n.UV4\n3.1*\n.36\n05 H\n.11\n.01\n-01V4\n.03(4\n.07 %\nSO\nIH\nTORONTO STOCKS\nAlso \t\nAJai\nApmlet \u2014\nA P Consolidated\t\nAshley \t\nBase Metels \t\nBerry Hollinger \t\nBig Missouri \t\nO and \u25a0 Lands \t\nChemical Research \t\nClerlcy ___.\nDome ,\t\nEldorado \t\nFalconbrldge\t\nOranada \t\nHome Oil. _ \t\nHowey \t\nHollinger _\t\nHudson Bay _\t\nInternational Nickel\nKlrkland Lake \t\nLake Shore _.\nMacaasa \t\nManitoba Basin\t\nMalartlc _ \t\nMclntyre .....\t\nMining Oorp \t\nMayland ._.\nMurphy\t\nNewbec \t\nNipissing \t\nNoranda \t\nPend orellle\t\nPremier Oold \t\nSan Antcnlo ..._\t\nSherrlt oordon\t\nSudbury Basin \t\nSterling Paclflo _\t\nSlacce \t\nStadacona\t\nTech Hughes . _\nThompson Cadallae\nVlpond _\t\nVentures \t\nWright Hargreaves .\nWalte Ackerman \t\n-._ _JV4\n... JW\n .HH\n DS\n.... 1_\u00bb\n 1.04\n 11\n .16\n 31\n JW\n .01\n 18.25\n..... 1.38\n 2.85\n 1.89\n....- 3I'A\n .Tl\n 8.15\n 5.00\n 13.05\n M\n 85.25\n_..- MVs\n... ..01\n...._ .08\n 36.25\n 1.46\n\u2014 .18\n JJ114\n 02S\n 1.B7\n 24.80\n. .82\n sa\n..... 1.00\n-.... . .48\n 1.08\n\u2014 .14\n IAI\n oa-A\n-.... 4_W\n\u2014 .0414\n 31\n 1.00\n__. 4.7S\n 48\nHeavy liquidation of United States JJaviariil '\"\"\ngovernment Issues, together with\npressure against many so-called\n\"OUt-edge\" corporation loene, contrasted with the accumulation of\nsecondary or aeml-apeculatlve maturities. Recoveries and declines also\npermeated the foreign section.\nBales totalled 818.744,000, par value, of which the federal section accounted for around 88,450,000.\nMINES\nBid\nBig Missouri ,... ,1\u00ab\nBralorne J.7S\nOeorge Copper 3,\nCoast Copper a.75\nOolconda .ao\nOrandvlew _08'.i\nInt* O ts O .. 10\nKootenay Florence .00H\nLucky Jim .01\nNational Silver .03*i\nNoble Plve ,071i\nPend Orellle JK>\nPioneer Oold 7.80\nPorter Idaho oo'A\nPremier 67\nReeves McDonald la\nReno Oold .85\nRuth Hope , .oa\nBUvercrest 04*H\nWhitewater .OS'i\nOILS\nC and I Lands ._\u00ab\nHargal .03\nHome OU _88\n.18\nMercury ', 08\nMcLeod 3t\nRoyalite 6.55\nSterling Pacific 19\n.10\n.70\n.18\nIT\n.0414\n.0614\nMONTREAL STOCKS\nBank of Commerce\t\nDominion Bank _\t\nImperial Bank i\t\nBank of Montreal \t\nBank of Nova Scotia \t\n134\n138\n128\n153\n340\nEXCHANGES\nMONTRBAL. AprU 18 (CP) \u2014Britiah and foreign exchange in* relation to the Canadian dollar, aa\ncompUed by the Royal Bank of\nOanada, closed today ae follows:\nArgentina, peso ___ -S016D\nAustralia, pound 142J7A\nBelgium, beige ._..... .1768A\nBrsel], mUrels .. .0672D\nChina. Hong Kong doUare _ 3TT3A\nDenmark, krone .1866A\n-Vanoe, frano JM84A\nOermeny, relohsmark .2800A\nOreat Britain, pound 4.8038A\nGreece, drachma _\u2014 .0068A\nHolland, flcrln __ JW78A\nItaly, lire _ _ _ ,0_S7A\nJapan, yen _....: .3666A\nNew Zealand, pound 8.4373A\nNorway, krone _..._ -O04A\nSouth Afrloa. pound 4.2830A\nSpain, ' peseta .107SA\nSweden, krone 3I31\\\nSwltaerland. frano J418A\nUnited States, dollar. IS per cent\npremium 13% per eent D).\nA\u2014Advance: D\u2014Decline.\nRoyal Bank _ las\nBapk of Toronto ...._ _ 184\nAbitlbi Power b Paper 35\nBell Telephone 81*14\nBraslllan T L Is Power 8\nBritish American OU 1%\nCanada Bronn _ jo\nCanadian Car _, Foundry ._ 814\nCanadian Cement _.... 3%\nCanadian Converters 10\nCan Industrial Alcohol __. a\nCanadian Steamship Llnea 1\nCons Mining ts Smelting _ 76\".\nDominion Bridge-....: 1414\nDominion Olass 8814\nDominion Bteel f_ Coal \"B\".... 65\nDominion Textile _.... 3814\nA p Oraln ..: s _ 4\nLeke of the Woods 7\nMassey Harris _ .-. 3'\\\nMontreal power _._ _ _ 311;\nMontresl Telegraph 43\nMontreal Tramways __ : 70\nNational Breweries _ 1814\nNstlonal Steel car __ Bli\nOgUvls MllUng lis\nOntario Stael Producta 10\nPower Corporation 714\nQuebec Power ia\nShawlnigan 1114\nSherwin Wllllama _ S\n80 Canada Power 11%\nSteel of Canada IB\nSt. Lawrence Flour Mllla IB\nWabasso Cotton 4\nWinnipeg Railway 314\nCANADA BONDS\nWINNIPEO. April 18 (CP)\u2014Dominion of Canada bonds:\nWAB LOAN\n6, 1837, 113.85; 114.75.\nVICTORY LOAN\nSH, 1838. 100.25; 100.88.\nSH. 1834. 101.35; 101.85.\nSH. 1837. 108.85; 110.78.\nBEri'NDINO LOAN\n5. 1843. 102.38; 103.25.\n4H. 1840, 88.50; 100.-50.\n4H, 1944, 88.00; 99 85.\nCONVERSION LOAN\n4H. 1856. 97.10: 88.00.\n4H. 1857. 87.10; 88.00.\n4H. 1058, 97.85; 98.50.\n4H. 1959. 98.35; 89.00.\nNAT. SERVICE LOAN\nS. 108S. 102.10; 102.85.\n8, 1941. 103.10; 103.00.\n18.13 LOAN\n4, 1938, 8840: 100.80.\n4, 1953, 93.0-0; 93.00.\nB OOLLINSON\u2014 Expert Watch\nClock and Jewelry Repalra. Prompt\nService at reasonable rates Write\nto P.O. Drawer 1103. Nelson.\n.0 pai\nAOTO WRECKAGE.\nT. PLAYER\u2014Painting and Decorat-\nIng for Spring.\nNelson D_i]y News job Department\nfor all kinds cf commercial printing. Phons 144. .\nfgSMlHR\" BiERViCB STATION-O\nOraham. Oaa. OU. Oreaslng, Wash-\nU_l special Rates. Drive 1.1 Hovf\nRAMP BODY AND FENDER WORKS\nDuco Painting. Welding. Body Re-\npslra on sll cars. Phone 119.\nTrucking and Haulage\u2014Phons 642\n- Prom\nCentral Transfer.\nBroa.\n*mpt Service\nPhotographs.\nMacOregor\nFilms developed, printed. Box 641\nStandard S-Ctfic, 504 Josephine.\nPhone 833 let Plecirloal Wiring,\nInstallations- Repairs\nE.\n-lALSTB-JSON'S _\nParlor. 204 Terrace Apts. Ph 721- _\nFacials, Maroeillng, Flngcrwarlng.\nBesuty\n'Taxi Service\nPHONE 77\nDay or Night\nELKS T. T. St >. LTD.\nShoe Rebuilding Is not a new ven\nture with us. 80 years experience\nbehind every job. C. Romano.\nIdeal Shoo shop. Stanley St. Op-\nposlte B. C- Telephone.\nLees Electric shop. Baker St. In-\nstall,tions of all kinds, Repairs\nand Electrical supplies, phone 428\nR. H MABER, Tlnsmlthlng, 'Fur-\nnaoe Repairs. Roofing. Phons 645\nPhone 438 for Dressmaking anfi\nTailored Qarments, Alterations.\nPlumb ng aud Heating' Installations\nand supplies work Guaranteed\nPhon, Julius Relsterer at 659L3\nIre Repairing While you wait -\nDE8JABPIN8, at Dill's.\nHats Cleaned and Reblocked, Ties\ncleaned. H. J. WUton, Phone 107.\nLet ua put your car In A-l\" slispe\nfor iprlng DILL'S 3 8 8 Phone 8\nTAXi Anytime\u2014Any place Juat\nPhone 44 for prompt service\nFor floor laying and reflnlahlng\nPhone H RONMARK. 18SY1.\nLESSONS IN DRESSMAKINO\u2014Also\norders taken trt Semi-made, we\ncut, fit and stitch, you finish\nAcademy of useful Arts.\nFor cleaning, pressing, alterations,\nvisit The Wardrobe, 417 HaU st\nHTMST-TCHlNO\u2014Sc per yard. D. C.\nART SHOPPE.\nU.S. FUNDS ARE\nOFF IU CENTS\nWith South American Countries Is Only One Lower\nMay We Serve You?1\n(Continued)\nPlumbing and besting Installations\nand supplies, wa guarantee all\n?ur work. Prloes mty reasonable\nhone 161, B. O. Plumbing Co\nUp to data equipment, Careful wcrk\nat EBIO'B MOTOR SERVICE. \t\nCAPITOL BEAUTY SHOPPE Expert Marcelling. Phone 18.\nPrompt Service \u2014 Watch, Clock\nrepilra - NOXON'S JEWELERS\nPlay ths piano In 30 Easy Lessons\u2014\nI'hone JIMMIE MORRISON at\n634L Reasonable Rates.\nBadminton Racqueta restating and\nrspilred. J HpLLAND\nB B TAXI\nPhone \"93\nservice at lower rates.\n\"BeStar\ntfave your radio pepped up for summer reception. RADIO ENGINEERS\nof B. C. Now at KOOTENAY\nMUSIC HOUSE.\nACJTO-1'8 BEAUTY PARLORS Phone\n635. permanent wave speclsllsta\nSRORTY'S REPAIR SHOP. 13 Plate\nBattery 88.78.\nH. E. STEVENSON\u2014Body, Spring\nWork, Machine Work, 713 Vemon\nAut mobile Motor Repair,\nBody Repair,\nOas \u2014 Oreaslng \u2014 OU\nwashing \u2014 Batteries\nKOOTENAY MOTORS\n Phone 117 \u2014 Baker St.\nFor your spring Permanent. CaU. 86.\nTHELMA'3 BEAUTY SHOP.\t\nPAIRVIEW\" SERVICE STATION. Oaa.\nOU, Oreaslng Washing, coyle batteries, Dominion tires and tubes.\nWe wUl serve you. Phone 60S.\nRadio Repairs. Installations, Tube\ntesting KOOTENAY MU8IC, PhS85\nHave those mars or scratches .-\nmoved from your furniture. The\ncoet Is reasonable. Phone KOOT-\nENAY MU8IC HOUSE.\nScissors sharpened 15a. \"saws from\nSOc. HlDperson's cr phone 266L.\nBROOKS BUYS EVERYTHINO\nPHONE 842.\t\nA TERRILL. upholstering, Furniture\nrepairs. Phone 435R1.\nLEGAL NOTICES\n(Continued)\n\"\" NOTICE\nAmended application of the West\nKootenay Power And LUM Company, Limited, (or approval of tbe\nconatructlon and operation of certain permanent worka ln and adjacent to tbe channel of the Kootenay River at Corra Mnn, Biiruh\nColumbia, and for the rlcht to store\nwater ln Kootenay Lake.\nNotice Is hereby given that there'\nhas been transmitted to and filed\nwith the international Joint Commission by the Oovernment of Canada tbe application of the West\nKootenay Power and tight Company. Limited, for permission to\nconstruct and operate certain permanent, works in and adjacent to\nthe channel of the Kootenay River,\nfor storag* nurposes, at Corra Llnn.\nBritish Columbia, the satd K-ot-\nenry River being a river flowing\nacross the international boundary\nwithin the meaning of Article IV\nof the Treaty bstween the United\nStates and Great Britain of January\nllth. 1000.\nPurtfter n:tlce ls hereby alven that\na final public hearing of tbe above-\nmentioned application will be held\nln the Council Chamber cf the\nCity Hall at Nelson. B. O.. on Wednesday. June Uth. 1933, at ten\no'clock a. m.. at which all parties\nInterested are entitled to be heard.\nLAWRENCE J. BURPEE.\nOttawa. Canada.\nSecretary, international Joint Commission. (8813)\nnp-SNCSii\nOKCORATINO\nTaps Attached, 60c, Not beer tape,\nTap\u00bb for dancing. WADE'S BHOE\nSHOP.\nCall at SINGER SHOP for Singer-\ncraft and Hemstitching. Also bargains ln used and new machlnea\nat $3 p\u00ab month.\t\nPor lower rates on Auto\" Repairs^\nPhone 8\u2014Kline's _ Service.\nAVENUE SERVICE. Qu, OU. Wash-\nIng. Oreaslng, etc , Drlvejn .oday\nIf you would like to paint pictures\u2014\nI can teach you. Geo. A- Meeres.\nH.\nAll types of Keys duplicated\nKITTO.. _620__Baker street.\nBARBER\n\"Government Liquor Act\"\nNotice of Apnllratlon for Beer\nLicence\nNOTICE la hereby given that on\nthe 7th day of May next the undersigned intends to apply to the\nLiquor Control Board for a licence\nln respect to the premises being\npart of the building Known aa the\nOccidental Hotel situated at Nelson\nupon landa described as Lota\nTwsnty-ona (31), Twenty-two (33).\nTwentv-three i?3>. and Twenty-four\n(34). In Block 8txty-eiR.it <68> according to the official Plan of tbe\nCity of Nelson prdvlnce of British\n\u25a0\"\u2022o'umbla. Nelson T*nd Re~S_f dOV'T\u2014APPBOVED\nbaby chicks. Write tor our Mating\nand Price Llat and aee what\nbreeding la behind tbe cblcks you\nare buying. A. Deverson. Crawford\n_Bay, B_C 169931\nSTART YOUB CHICKS OUT RIGHT\nwllb O. P. Chl:k Starter. *3*' We\ncarry a full line ol Poultry Supplies\u2014Nelson and District Farm-\neni Supply. Phone 174. 18473)\nSCW LEGHORNS. CHICKS-START-\ned. chicks-pullets. Hlllcrest Poultry Farm. Salmon Arm, B. C.\n (6J60)\nPEKIN DUCK HATCHING EGOS.\n11.60 doe. Post paid. Holmes,\nCmwlord 8\u00bby._ (6490)\nBRONZE TURKEY BOOS _6o EAC-T.\n\u20223 for 9. Mrs. Ellis, Rlondel. B.C.\n (64\"8)\nMISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE (27)\nTWO SECTiONl LEVER HARROWS,\nKod condition. Cheap. McKlm\nlultry Farm. (6417)\nPROPERTY FOR SALE\nIMPROVED FARM\nPOR 6700\nHare', an unusual opportunity,\nacres with S-roomed house, M|\npoultry house, two cellars,\n214 acres cleared and partly i\ned. ready for cultivation.\nNelaon price, 6700 caab. Box .til\nDelly N\u00abws, (oUM\nNICE SITE FOR BUMMER SSH\nor oamp, about 6 acres, ~\nFrontage, near Fraser's _\nOood water, what offers. A__M\nowner. Arthur slater, Gabt^H\nb. c \u2014\u2014\u2014WWT\nFOR SALE \u2014 FOtTR ~ACRES Wlf\ncomfortable three room cottf\nThree minutes from Public Boh\nA bargain for 6660.00. 8. T. 1\nReal Estate, orand Forks, B. \nChiropractors\nOR ORAY. GILKER BLK.. NELSON.\n(8246 \u00bb\nDR. MACMILLAN. ORAD.. PAlS-St\nschool. Aber Blk..\nNelson Ph 212.\n(62461\nBUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES\n(30)\nM-TTUN AND OEDDES. X-RAY an* I\nMCM. cranbrook and TraU. i8347;\nFlorists\nJOHNSON'S GREENHOUSES, phono\n342 Cut tlowers. potted plants,\ntnd floral designs. (8248)\nCONFECTIONERY. BEST LOCATION M^r-7-^.- pTnws--5~\u00abnnl\u00bb_*-te\nin city A sn*_?. Owner leaving NELSON FLOWER\ncity. Apply BOX 6475, Daily News.\n(0475)\nFOR SALE\u2014OOOD LUNCH ROOM.\nVery reason-bis fo_ caah. write\nP. O. BOX - 677, Nelaon. (6428)\n(81)\nFULL\nline cut tlowers at sll times Flor*\nsi designs. Phone 233. (6346^\nInsurance and Real Estate:\nR W DAWSON, Real Estate In-\nsurence Rentals Next Hlpperson\nHardware. Baker street. (62601\nLOST AND FOUND\nLOST \u2014 BETWEEN ROBSON AND\nFrultvale. sack containing books.\netc. c. Mawer, prultvale.^ (0489) _\nLOST\u2014BOY'S \"EXPRESS WAGON LAWSON'S WOOD FACTORY HARD-\nnear skating rlnk. phone 617L.\n(6614)\nWood Factory\nwoo tA-t\nmimd- mb.\n**AAtZ _-OU6Al__\u2014\n\"E-B3E |S 60ll_(o\n\"TO TEiaCM -m.\nMC- *]T*f\nJ\n *-***----*-- , ta-att,\nmsmm\nR00KLYNW1NS\nodgers Beat Braves 2-1\nn a 10-Inning Baseball\nContest\n\u25baN, April 19. \u2014 (AP)\u2014 W\ndt allowed only tire hlta and\none baae on balla but on* ot\nblows and tbe paaa paved tbe\ntor the run that gave tba\nmklyn Dodgera at a-l victory ovtr\nBoaton Braves In a 10-tnnlng\nMt before a shivering holiday\n\u2022d ot 0000 today,\nVlth tha test* dead'ocked at\ni all, Brandt walked Cucclnello\nMart the 10th frame. A aacrlfloa\n[flowera and Blasonnette'a alngle\nranced him to third from where\nacored on a squeeze play bunt\nLopes.\ntoklyn _.....- _.- i 8 1\n a - -... .18 1\nBack and Lopez; Brandt and\nVERHAUL BOATS\nOF ROWING CLUB\npn Purchase of Oar-Locks\nand Outriggers\nl \"face lifting\" process is under\nIT at tha Ne'son Rowing cluh\nartere when th* rowing equip-\nBi la being revamp*! ln antlct-\ngtlon of a busy aeaaon.\nAt present Coach T. D. Desbrisay\nM other members an giving tba\n* a going-over and kee.s ar*\nkg built on th* punts or b*gln-\ni' boat*. Placing tha ke*_a on\n_ boat wlll give double service.\nI wlll make the boata rid* easier\nwill prevent wear aad tear\nJ being drawn onto th* float.\nIHw oars here bean purchased\nth* club Is oonalderlng tba\ngulsltlon of naw oar-locks and\ntttrlggers. Final arrangementa for\nseason's program wlll ba map-\nout at tb* annual meeting\nftUb la to ba held next week.\n>TBE NELSON DAttY NEWS, NELSON, B-C( \u2014 THURSDAY MOBNINO, APltt IS. \\W%*~*\nBRINGING UP FATHER:\npaoi win\nBy Geo. McManus\nSecond and Third\nPawson Wins Boston Marathon, in Record Run\nBOBTON, AprU lt (CP)\u2014Caned!-\nfinished aeoond and third aa\n\u25a0It Pawson. fount Pewtockat.\nrunner, established a naw record\n1* wlnnln\u00bb tha 97th annual Boaton\nAthletic sssoclstlon marathon hare\ntedsy. Paweons Unu waa Jill 1*1.\nDan Komonen, lalr-halnd Fin-\ndab runner ol Toronto Monarch\nJO. came ln behind Pawson with\nHci WUdlnf, Tbronto, third.\nNot only did Pswson's Ume better\nttat ot Johnny Miles ot Hamilton\ntut the race bnt lt a'.eo bettered tbe\nlyaiplo reoord ot two hours, S3\nitnutas, 35 4*5 seoonds sat by\nlennes Kolehmalnen at Antwerp\nMM,\nHome Run Standing\nHome runa yesterdsy\u2014None.\nTha leader\u2014Oehrli, Tankeee. t.\nLeague totals\u2014American. 17; National t; total JJ.\nASSOBTED CRACKS\nDlapatchee aay tbat Russia la\ngoing In tor baseball In a big way-\nforming leagues and all that\u2014that's\nwhere Mr. McOraw would reoommend Mr. Klem as an umpire\u2014\nTale lan't going to bare aay practice gamea next year\u2014the schedule\nwill consist of cuiumbla, Penn, Oeorgla, Brown, Army, Harvard. Dartmouth and Princeton\u2014that'a quite\na chunk for the Bulldog to chaw-\nIt looks like a schedule that would\nmake money\u2014though surely that\nwas not the Intention of framing\nauch a sesson.\nDay by day tha conviction la\ngrowing that Prealdent R-oeevelt\nmust have been talking to BUl\nKlem reoently\u2014Mister Klem believes\nthat a ball game ahould be run by\noneperesu\u2014tbe Big Boy In Blue.\ne \u2022 \u2022\nTHE EASIEST WAV\nThey cau the National league a\n\"curve ball\" league\u2014but with thoee\nbig stitches standing out on tha\nonion. It'a ao easy to throw curves-\nwhile the Amerlcin league bail,\nwith <*\u25a0 skintight cover, offers a\nnatural temptation to sling hard\nonea Dr. Bddle Anders:n, former\nNotre Dame end, who ta beginning\nhie new job of coaching rt Hoi'\nCross la a apeelalst on ear, races\nand threat allmsnts\u2014 Rojcr Klley,\nwho played the oilier end cf the\nUna ln Eddie's day (13 years or ao\nago) la alderman, ot tbe thirty-\nsevsnth ward ln Chicago.\nSome of the wise guya along th*\nBlg Bulb Bourse are bruiting it\nabout that Jim Browning's victory\nover stranglar Lewis for the heavyweight ehampltnshlp of Manhattan\nwaa Just a political gesture to keep\nJack Sherry from copping the crown.\n\u00ab . \u2022\nTHB LADIES WIN\nMrs. Ambrose Clark, whoee Kella-\nboro' Jack won the orand N'Monal,\nla one of the few In the horse-\nrsdng sport who make lt pay-\nSpeaking of the gals, horses owned\nby women ran 1, 3, 3, \u00ab, ln the\nPlorida Derby\u2014Chirley o. le Mrs.\nR. M. Eastman's; Jungle King,\nMrs. Payne Whitney's; inlander, Mrs.\nDodge Sloan's and Ebony Lady,\nMrs. Jack Howard's.\n...\nDID YOI! KNOW THAT\u2014\nJohnny Mohardt, who uaed to cut\noft tackle for Nctre Dams, now ls\ndoing hla cutting aa an- associate\non the Mayo medical staff at Rochester, Minn.\u2014there ara aome bargain\nbabies running ln tha Derby thla\nyesr\u2014Head Play cost red-headed\nBill crump \u00bb5_0 as a yearling and\nwon 116.900 ae a two-year-old\u2014\nSandy Bill waa purchased by J. H.\nLouchelm for 93500 and won |13,\u00ab\n\u202279 last year\u2014Pete Bostwlck bought\nGarden Message for a grand and a\nha'.\u2014and the eon of Messenger-\nOarden Rose won. ll grand and a\nh*_-\u2014the Greentrce stable's Dynes-\ntlo waa a 31000 ye-runn'\u2014and won\nt It 455\u2014Mrs. John Hay iJock)\nWbltn-y paid $800 for Poppyman\u2014\nand the aon ot Chatterton won\n310,199.\nMINOR LEAGUE\nBALL SCORES\nAMEBICAN ASSOCIATION\nSt. Paul 4. at Louisville 9.\nMlnneapolla 10, at Indianapolis 0.\nCOAST LEAGUE\nSacramento 9, Los Angeles 4\nHollywood 3. Portland 11.\nMissions 4. Seattle 9.\nOakland 17, San Francisco 7.\nORID TEAMS PLAT TWICE\nJobn carrtll and Baldwin-Wallace,\nI two Ohio universities, hsve schedul-\n\u25a0 ed two foothill tune, with each\nother for the 1033 eeuon.\nPirates, Plus Lindstrom,\nIs Best Club in National\nBLANK BROWNS\nWhite Sox Win 3-0; Lyons\nAllows Only Four to\nReach First\nCHICAGO, April IB.\u2014(AP)\u2014Allowing no opposing runner to pus\n\u2022econd only four to reach that\nbaae, Ted Lyoni ahut out the St.\nLoula Browns with three alng'ee today and tha White Sox won their\nhome opener S to 0.\nTha Sox got seven hlta, five of\nthem doublee. off coffman and Oray\nand- utilized three of them, ona\neach time, to pick up their runa\nsingly. Al Simmons, making hla\nflrat home appearance aa a White\nSox player, led the attack with two\nof the doublea.\nSt. Uttla \u2014 0 t *\nChicago _ m. 8 7 1\nCoffman, Oray and Farrell; Lyons\nand Grube.\n10 CENT BALL-NO\nSIGNATURE-BABE\nCARDINALS PUBCHA8E\nABT \"THE\nOBEAT\"\nBT. loins. April .\u00bb.\u2014(AP)\u2014The\nmanagement of tbe St. Louts cardinals announoed today ther have\npurchased Arthur \"The Oreat\"\nShires from Boston.\nWho\ns-^em^t^_Yti\n7h(S W& *M\nlmttrStamm\\V--tm\n7&ShlN'?X\nBASEBALL\nPOSTPONEMENTS\nNATIONAL LEAGUE\nBrooklyn at Boston, morning game\npostponed, wet grounds..\nNsw Tork at Philadelphia, int\ngrounds. * -\nThree games scheduled.\nAMERICAN LEAGUE\nBoaton at waahlngton, rain.\nPhiladelphia at Mav York. oold.\nDetroit at Cleveland, wet grounds.\nPour games scheduled.\nINTERNATIONAL LEAGUE\nToronto at Newark, threatening\nweather.\nRochester st Jersey City, rain.\nMontreal at Albany, wet grounds.\nBuffalo at Baltimore, rain.\nPour games scheduled.\nAMEBICAN ASSOCIATION\nKansas City at Toledo, rain.\nMilwaukee at Columbua,' wet\ngrounds.\nPour games scheduled.\nAN OLD-TOW\nAfter mating the announcements\nfor mora than 19,000 boxing matches\nln 90 years, oeorge Harris, London\nannouncer, reoently retired.\nBase Metals Are\nMain Performers\nU. S. Gold Embargo and Inflation Plan Boosts the\nStocks\nCALGARY LIVESTOCK\nCALOART, AprU 19.\u2014 Receipts:\nCattle 3M; calves 15; sheep 108;\nbeta ttl.\nSteers: Oood and choice, \u00ab.*-_\u25a0\n11.13; medium sa.78-M.lO; common\nM-M.M.\nHellers: flood and choice, M\nM.50; medium M.SO-M.78; oommon I1.60-MJ5.\nCows: flood ta-U.aB; medium\nll.60-ll.7J; common 81.J5-81.40;\ncanners and cutters SOc-81.\nBulls, good, 83-83.50; common 81-\n81-80.\nVeal calvea: flood and choice\n84-85; common and medium 83.00-\ntl.78.\nI It'\nL4a\u2014\nrat. mOm*rYr*rtmtm--\nB7 AL DEMABEE\nIf there's one thing that Babe\nRuth hates ln addition to dubbing\na tee ahot or being given a baae\non balls, lt ls for aome Admiring fan\nto aak hlm to sign one of thoee ten\ncent boy's balla they sell In drug\nstorea.\nGene Oonley. one of Ruth's closest\nfriends, usually doea not maka thia\nmistake, but hts brother wanted an\nautographed baseball, and aa lt waa\nnight, tha sporting goods stores were\ncloeed, eo It had to bs a drug atore\nball.\nButh started to sign lt. and tben\nrealised tbat It waa ona ot tbe hated,\nscorned, squashy halls.\nOonley'a brother ln the neit room\njust missed being \"beaned\" by inches\naa tba ball sailed through tbe door.\nMONTRBAL. April 18 (CP) .-Announcement of the gold embargo ln\nthe United Btates coupled Wltb Inflation plana ahot prloea higher on\nthe Montreal atook exchange today.\nBase metal issues were the main\nperformers, both International Nickel\nand Consolidated Smeltera establishing new high levels for tbe year.\nAithoogh the advanoe wu extended to nearly three polnta ln tha\ncase of Smeltera tbe majority of\nstocka only reglatered fractional upturns. Oold shares on the exchinge\nand on tha durb market were depressed but later recovered.\nSmeltera opened at 78 and then\nroee to 78. when lt cloeed with a\ngain of 3% polnta. International\nNlcltel, active leader with approximately 18,500 ahares turnover, advanced 8U0 at 818. Hollinger closed\nat M.30, down 8c.\nHigh-price gold Issues on the\ncurb reglstsred fairly substantial\ngalna. Dome oame back from 817.78\nto finish the day at 818.80, with a\ngain of Mo. Lake Shore at 888 and\nNoranda at 834.78 were both up 80c.\nMany Advances\nWholesale Mart\nFloor Up 20 Cents; Teas\nand Coffees Advance\nNotification of a long list of ad-\nvanoemente ln wholesale prloea were\nreceived by the local bouses this\nweek. Mill feed was boosted 82 a ton\nand Dour 20 oenta a barrel. Toilet\naoape snd toilet effects were slated\nfor aa advance. A movement for\nhigher prices for laundry soaps and\nsoap chlpe la under way ln the eaat\nand may be put through any time.\nTeas advanced from four to five\ncenta a package and a email upward\ntrend oocurred ln coffee prloea.\nHope have advanced 10 centa In\ntbe Onlted States following tbe\npaaalng of the beer MB and aa a\nlarge quantity of the British Columbia product la being uaed ln tbe\nmanufacture of the beverage in the\nstatea a similar change la looked\nfor here.\nA ear of flour constituted tbe ear\narrivals fot the wholesale grecera.\nPeed distributors - received two\ncan of fertiliser, a oar of neat\nscraps, ona of feed and one of\npotatose.\nLamb prices wen up a osnt\notherwise tfcere waa no change In\nthe meat market. Then la atlll I\nbig aurplua of eggs. Meats an mov\ning well and during tbe Baatei\nweekend the aale of smoked meats\nwaa exceedingly good.\nOreen garden truek from tbe\nsouth and from tbe ooaat la moving\nIn fair quantities although at preeent then le a shortage of lettuce.\nTEN-DAY TERMS\nFREIGHT RIDING\nArrested early Wednesday morning fn the Canadian Pacific yards\nby C. P. B. Constable O, A. Brown,\naa they wen pulling out on a weet-\nbound freight, John Bees and Hed-\nlet Adshead were brought befon\nStipendiary Magistrate Jobn Cartmel ln provincial police oourt and\ncharged under the railway act.\nThe men pleaded guilty, wen\nfined 85 each with the alternative\not 10 daya In jail,, and took tbe\njail term. , .\nLhantectc*1\nCIGARETTE PAPERS\nMORE USED THAN ALL\nOTHERS COMIMEO\nV,\nBIG\nAUTOMATIC\nBOOKLET\n5\n_>7 ,\nuttfttf\n^BOTTLED\n\/, SCOT! AND\nHer* to \"Perfection\" In\nGENUINE Scots whiaki-s\n. . . McCallum's, distilled,\naged-in-the-wood, blended\nsnd BOTTLED In Scotland and imported only in\ntaped and sealed K\\', o\u00ab.\nand 40 or. bottlee.\n(IWHluirfs\nScotsflhisly\nThis advertisement ia not\npublished or displayed by the\nLiquor Control Board or by\nthe Government of British\nColumbia.\nNIW TORK\u2014 National League I\nmanagers are agreed that the pir- \u25a0\natei ol Pittsburgh U the item'\nthey'll have to beat to win a pen- '\nnant. When thtj aar that tbey\nmean tbe Piratea la the beat team\nto tba league.\nOeorge Qlbeon's crew appeared tbe I\nbeat team to tbe league last year\nup to tba middle of July. Tbt\nBuce ttttt comfortably In front of '\nth* pack when they dropped Into I\na audden alump, losing 14 out of |\nIS gamea to a oouple of weeka.\nEven after their noee dive thej\nfound themaelvea only a tame and\na naif out of flnt plaoe.\neel\nPrimarily tbe cause of that alump\nwaa tbe Inability to beat eouthp&wi.\nThat weeklies* hw been corrected\nby the acquisition of Freddie Und*\n\u2022trom from the Glanta, a aeaeoned\noutfielder who li pretty aura to\nhit above J00. Until laat year\nMndatrom had an eight-year batting mark of -830. Re slumped\nbadly with tbe Qiante, largely\nthrough bla Inability to get along\nwith Bill Terry. Lindstrom believed\nhe, Inatead of Tarry, should have\nsucceeded McOraw as manager.\nBoth Paul and Lloyd Waner batted\nunder tnelr accustomed averages\nlast aaaaon. Uoyd is about a 440\nbitter. Paul's normal punishment\nof pitchers ranges around -SW. It\nia probably tba best outfield ln tbe\nbig leagues, both at the bat and\nafield.\neea\nHonus Wagner, returning to the\ngam* aa coach aftar IS yeara out\nof tbo pirate Infield, captained by\ntba veteran atar, Fla Traynor, at\nthird. Floyd Vaughan at abort and\nTony Flat at aeoond ara starting\non their aeoond year ln the big\ntime. Both bare been Improving\nTWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY\nAprU ao, 1013.\u2014Rube Waddell, the\ngreat aouthpaw, wu released by the\nMlnneapolla Amerloan aaaoclatlon\nteam to the Mlnneapolla Northern\nleague team.\nWhy la lt the colorful, Interettlng\nathletea always allp quicker and farther, than the \"dime a dozen\" types?\nsteadily. Vautfhan hit .317 laat yaar\nWhile pl\u00abt never will be tba batter\nvaughan ls, ha la a timely hitter,\na more valuable asset at tbe plate\nthan his .383 average Indicates.\nGibson l.i sure tb_^t Ous Suhr win\nimprove at tbe plate. Defensively\ntbe young first basemen Is all tbat\ncould be aaked. Olbby believes Ous\nwin hit 30 polnta better than hla\n.363 of laat year.\n\u2022 * \u2022\nBad breaks hampered tbe pitching ataff last year, such as Maine's\ndelay caused by hla holding out and\nthe arm injury of Steve Bwetonic.\nMeine won 13 and loet nine. Swe-\ntonle won 11 and leet all. Theae\npitchers can be counted on tbla year\ntor at lease five mora names apiece.\nTo quote Gabby Street of tbe\nCards, the pirate pitching staff la\n\"better than fair.\" Swift won 14\ngamea laat year, and the young man\nla rapidly Improving. Larry French\ncarried the hod with 18 victories\nand 18 defeats. With a Utile rest\nnow and 'then. French will win 30\ngamea. Chagnon and BlU Harris\ngot bettor tban an even break laat\naeaaon and are counted on to do\nfully aa wall thla year. Veterans\nWalte Hoyt and Ray Kremer wlll\nateady the corpe.\nTbe younger pitchers have been\nImproving under tbe wise guidance\nof Coach Otla \"Doe\" Crsndall, the\nold fox of the Olants.\n* \u2022\u00bb \u2022\nThere la not a great deal of\npunch to be expected from the\ncatchers, Oraoe, Finney and Padden,\nbut all are youngsters who have\nshown Improvement and are counted\non for mow.\nIt la the beet balanced team In\nthe league, and with an even break\nIn luck ahould win the National\npennant without much trouble.\nFinal Acceptors\nMade for Races\n31 Hones for Two Thousand\n' Guineas; 23 Fillies For\nOne Thousand\nNEWMARKET. AprU 18 (CP cable)\n\u2014Tbe final acceptors for the flrat\ntwo of tbe tlie classic turf evente\nor tbe rear -rare publish--- tonight\nThe two thousand guineas and the\none thousand guineas\u2014idating back\nto 18W and 1814 respectively\u2014will\nbe run bere AprU 31 and AprU 3t\nand their running wlll compile another vital chapter of the glaaoroue\nhistory of English turf as a whole\nand of tbeir own exciting recorda.\nThirty-one three-year-olds, Including the \"cream of tha crop\" of\nlast year's two-yesr-old thoroughbreds, have given final acceptance\nfor tbe two thousand guineas. The\none thousand guinea,, for ftlllea\nonly, wlll have a field of 99, most\nof tbem top-notchers.\nOOLF BALL IMPORTS HIUREB\nTbere wer* UM doaen golf balla\nImported ln February compared wltb\nIM ln January and LOSS In P>b-\nruary laat year, tut montb'a Impale were i.tlo doeen at \u00bblAte\nfrom tbe United Kingdom end 13\ndoeen at IU from the united\nStatu.\nCAPTAINS SWIM SQUAD\n\"Brooke\" Maury, of Brockllne.\nMass., baa been elected oaptaln of\ntbe U. 8. Military academy'a awlm-\nmlng team of next sesson.\nI\n^\n*tV\nDEATH BRANDS\n'BARGAIN' TIRES\nBeware of the \"bargain\" tire. It Is the costliest\nyou ean buy. It has been branded by death \u2014\n''unsafe\"! The \"bargain\" tire may look good.\nBut when quality is lowered to reduce price\u2014 look\nout t Such tires are not built to stand modem driving\nstrain. A blow-out or skid at high speed may bring\ninjuryt death \u2014to yourself and othen.\nGoodyear knows what It costs to build a taje tiro.\nGoodyear has all the facilities for maintaining quality and keeping price at the lowest possible\nlevel. Goodyear is giving you better tires\ntoday for less money than ever before.\nStick to tires that are backed by this good\nname. Buy Goodyear Tires. Don't buy Uttle\nknownmakesat \"bargain\" prloes. Spend a few cents\nmore\u2014for real value and service\u2014above aU, for\neafety. Don't gamble with death!\nThe Goodyear dealer U a good dealer\u2014he will safe>\nguard yon and your family at surprisingly low costs\ni\/Veai\nMM ON OOOO-AAI ran imam oh ah\u00bb oims kbs>\nWHY OAMILI WITH A SECOND-CHOICE TIRE\nWHIN QOODYIARS COST NO MORIt\n ^a---^*mmam**\nBRITISH BAR ON\nSOVIET LUMBER\nWOULD AID B.C.\nIf It Becomes Effective\nand Stands Will Mean\nJobs for Thousands\nVANCOUVER, AprU 19 (CP) \u2014\nBritain's embargo on lumber from\nRussia, If It becomes effective\nand stands, will have the effect\nef p.ovldlng work for thousands\nof British Columbians, lt Is believed.\nIn recent yeara Russia haa been\nthe most formidable competitor with\nCsntda ln tbe British lumber market.\nThe importing corporation ln Britain which handles lumber Imports\nfrcm the Soviets htd contracted for\nthe delivery of 870.000,000 feet this\nreaaon. That ls tbout ts much\nlumber tt British Columbia's tottl\ncut lttt year, ttot* ot that Russian\nlumber has so far been delivered.\nIt ls a point of importanc\u00ab se to\nwhether the British government\nwould allow tn Import on t contract\nthtt had been completed. Lumber\nInterests ln Vsncouver do set\nthink lt wlll, tnd lf thtt ls so the\nBritish market will htve to look\nelsewhere for that supply of 870,-\n000.000 feet.\nGET LAROE AMOUNT\nBome of it would almcst certainly be secured from British Columbia. Not til, becauae of the available supplies ln Sweden and Finland; but dealera here expect thst\nt Tery large amount would probably come to British Columbia mills.\nTbere ls no stylng hew aoon the\neffeet of such a new order of\nthings might tffect tha B. C.\nlumber Induetry. but the general\nassumption ls that lt will reeult In\nthe recal of several thouaands of\nmen for the woods, and th\u00a9 mills.\nLumber products wlU also be\naffected. Russia has been shipping\nln doors to Britain at low prices.\nNO MENTION OF SALMON\nNo mention le made ao far of an\nembargo on canned aalmon which is\nan Important item ln the British\nImports from Russia. WbU\u00ab no exact\nfigures of canned salmon Imports\nfrom Russia to Britain have been\navailable, for the past two years, lt\nls estimated tt around 400,000\nesses.\nAn embargo on butter* would have\nthe effect of raising tha price ot\nthat commodity ln London, it would\nopen the market for the New Zealand aupplles and also the shipments that pre offering from Australia. At the same time, since\nbutter prloes ln Oanada sre largely\n'f'xed on the London market. It\nwculd htve tha effeot of raising the\nprice here to the producer.\nIndian? Need Hurler and Hits\nACES TAKE LEAD\nMONCTON. N. B., AprU 18. (CP)__\nlondon Ac*., beat of Ontario'. Intermediate basketball team, and conquerors of the Quebec champions.\nstepped out ln defense of their Canadian title bere tonight by trouncing Moncton Pawnees 88-38 ln ths\nfirst of a two-tame total-point aeries\nfor tbe Dominion crown, live second\nJune will ba played here tomorrow\nnight and tbe Aces are top-heavy\nfavorites to retain the title ther won\nlast year.\nJ.A.C. Laughton, R.O.\nOPTOUR-UST\u2014OPTICIAN\nlolt. 205. Medical Art. 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Tbe\nlast named pair ars southpaws, wltb\nfair to middling record..\nManager Pecklnpaugh la sorely ln\nneed ot a southpaw, having gone\nmany aeaaona without a left-hander\nwho waa worth what be ate.\n...\nThle aprlnt Wlnetarner appear.\nto be tbe heat proepect. Re Is a\nmade-over third baseman with a\nworld of smoke. Bean also baa considerable speed, but ln hie yssr ln\nthe malor. he tare evidence that\nhis fast ball waa the kind Babe\nButh doted on.\nThe ataff, composed of Hudlln,\nHtldebrend, Harder. Brown and Tet-\nnil, would be a greet deal better\nlf Mister Ferrell would saw his tan-\ntrums and give Peck the kind of\nbreak the old boy deserves, peck haa\nbeen lenient with his star pitcher,\nwbo haa been somewhat ln need of\ndiscipline sver slnoe he first appeared ln tha bit -ahow.\n-ferret! wu handed a financial lolt\non the chin by the club *thU year,\nand that la not likely to Improve his\nhumor. Tlie club alao assured him\nbe la not tolng to be traded or\nsold. A treat deal dependa upon hu\nattitude.\nWhen the dub moved Into the\nnew municipal stadium laat year,\nPeck faced a hitting problem. Hla\nteam had been powerful at tbe bat,\nahootlng at the abort right field\nwall of Dunn Field. The atadlum\noffend vaat reaches for roaming\noutfielders Dozens of files that\nwould hava cleared the old fenoe\nwere caught easily ln the new atruc-\nture. .\nAt the end of the seaaon Cleveland's batting punch waa represented by four men hitting barely\nabove 300\u2014Clssell. J15; Averlll.\n.914; Vosmlk, .312; porter, .SM;\u2014end\nBurnett doea up with ...7. But\ntheae figures repreeented slumps\nfrom averages maintained at the\nold park.\nBargain hlta ln the new perk wlll\nbe rare. Peek muat get more hlta\nout of the team, without retard\nto homers. It will be a tood trick\nlf be can do lt.\n...\nTha Indiana have a better balanced club thla year than they\nhave had alnoe Peck took charts\nIn leu. Only two lob. are doubtful, short and first. At short a\nyoung .man named Knickerbocker\nfrom To\".edo, who est a world record last year with 68 two-base htts,\nls contesting with Johnny Burnett.\nwho showsd signs of becoming a\nregular last season. At first Harley\nBoss la trying to take ladle Morgan's lob. .\nBoas haa been the talk ot the\ntraining camp with hla fine fielding. Morgan, never a stsr fielder,\nfell off badly ln hitting laat year,\nand realties he hae a fight on hla\nhanda.\nTeachers Consider\n43 Resolutions\n \\\nOppose Any Salary Redactions\nin Any Class\nV-UfOOUVBR; April lt