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C. OLD AGE PENSIONS $200,000 HIGHER\nBRUHN STATES GOVERNMENT ISi\n* STILL USING HIS RELIEF PLAN\nEconomic Council Bil\nIs Read a Second\nTime\nCOUNCIL WOULD\nCOORDINATE FACTS\nGovernment Will Back\nIts Pledges Says\nPattullo\nVICTORIA, March 11 (CP) \u2014\n\"ThU fovernment will not hesitate\nto be responsible for everything It\ndoes, tot tor everything It haa\npledge ltaelf to, Including 'work\nmd wife,,'\" declired premier T-\nD. Pattullo In the house todar\nwhen the economic council Mil\nwis under fire In some ot Its\nphues.\n\"Thi point of this new council le\nthis.\" he explained. \"Befor* proper\nJudgment cut i-e eierctied i person must know the facu and I believe the oouncll can do much to\ncoordinate a large imount of Infor.\nmation which we already hav*. The\nmembers of the government hive\n(Continued on Fife F.lghtl\nMarkets at\na Glance\nToronto lad Montreal\u2014 Industrial\nBy the Canadian Pres*\nthtm Irregularly lower.\nToronto mlnee\u2014Cloud lower.\nMew Tork\u2014atock* slight lower.\nWlnnlp-*\u2014Whest olosed lower.\nToronto\u2014moon trots off car unchanged It S 35.\nLondon\u2014Bar illver ind oopper\nlower: tin ind lead higher; Une unchanged.\nNew Tork\u2014Cotton, coffee and sugar lower; rubber higher.\nNew Tork\u2014Bar allver, copper, lead\narid line unohanged: tin higher\nNew Tork\u2014Canadian dollar unchanged ml 100.\nuseswpperT\nto amputate\nCrude Operation Performed\nin Icy North ,\nGIVE \"THE OWL\"\n99 YEARS\nCHICAGO. March 13 (AP).\u2014Basil\nHugh (The Owl) Banghart waa convicted tonight of a part ln the John\nFactor kidnapping and sentenced\nlo 99 yeara ln prison.\nILL HEALTH FORCES\nHIS RESIGNATION\nFormer Bishop of Kootenay\nAnnounces Resignation \u25a0\nSHEFFIELD, Kng., March 13 (CP\ncable).\u2014Rt. Rev. A. j. Doull, former\nblahop of Kootenay, B.C., announced\ntonight uu fits re._\u00bbftii.tifc ine archdeaconry of Sheffield on account ot\nUl health.\nBlahop Doull became blahop of\nKootenay about \u25a0 the beginning of\ntbe war, the dloceae having previously bean administered ln connection\nwith that of New Westminster by\nRt. Rev. A. TJ, dePencler, now archbishop. He resigned laat aummer to\nnturn to England, hla aucceaaor, Rt.\nRev. Walter Adama, then bishop of\nCariboo, being elected late ln the\nfall.\nB.CLOSESflGHT\nON FISHING AWARD\nTOBONTO, Mirrh 11 (CPJ\u2014A\n\u25a0ton of in emergen.) amputation\nperformed with a pair *f snippers\nI* the chill autre of Ontario*\nnorth wis told here lodey when\nthr cprrlrnces of \u25a0 hjdro-rlectrtc\nengineering party were related.\nTor neirly I mor\u2014h Junes Miclu*\nto*h and 9. Robert*, trekked tha\nOoilln, district, 100 miles north of\nJtalny like, to make survey meisu-r-\nmenu. Hudson's Bay Factor nuth\naccompanied them on part of their\nJourney and auffered * from foot.\nOangren* set In and a deeh was\nmade to ttm flnt Ud itatlon it\nPickle Crow mlnea.\nThere, wtth mxphlne for an anaesthetic, factor flatth underwent\nampu-etloft of thn* of his toes.\nTh* operation was performed with\n\u2022suppers and the patient waa rushed\nby plan* to Moui Lookout.\n2 Believed Drowned\nEast and West Cross Swords\nAgain on Perennial\nQuestion\nOTTAWA, March 13 (CP).\u2014lut\nand waat crossed swords ln the\nhouaa of eommona today over the\nperennial question of whether British Columbia fishermen were entitled to a ahare of tha 1160.000\ndistributed each yaar among Nova\nSootla fishermen. Once again Britlah Columbia loat.\nAim w, Neill. Independent member frotn Comox-Albernl, again led\nthe fight for Britlah Columbia\nrecognition. But with ona voice, the\nmaritlmers made It clear they had\nno Intention of sharing the so-called Halifax award with anyone, leaet\nof all British Columbia fisherman.\nFORETELLS\nOWN MURDER\nWETASKIWIN, Alta., March IS\n(CP)\u2014\"The next time you come\nInto the Bark rreek district It\nwill be to Investigate my murder,\"\nCarl Anderson, storekeeper, told\nConstable L. M. Lapolnte, of ttyt\nRojal Canadian Mounted police,\nwho testified nt the murder trial\nof Redwood Conradson today.\nA ahort time later Anderson waa\nslain and his shack destroyed by\nfire tu hide traces of the crime,\nr'.dward Conradson and hla father,\nFrank Conradson, are charged with\nthe murder.\nAt the trial today R.C.M.P. officers told of their Investigation and '\nhow they had sifted throujh ashes\nI in the ruins of the shack lo ob-\nI tain necessary clnea.\n3 PROVINCES\nMOVE TO ENACT\nGRAIN CONTROL\nWill Align With the\nLondon Wheat\nAgreement\nWINNIPEG, March IS .\u2014\nGovern men I s of Canada's major\nwheat-growing provinces moved today to enact legislation designed\nto Implement the London wheat\nagreement reached laat year.\nAt Winnipeg. Premier John Bracken gave notice hi would move for\nIntroduction of a wheat agreement\nbill In tht Manitoba legislature\nWedneaday.\nPremier J. I. Brownlee of\u2022 Alberta\nat Edmonton and Provincial Treaaurer M. A. MacPherson of Saskatchewan at Reglna introduced In\ntheir respective legislatures today\nwheat marketing bills\nTha legislation brought down at\nEdmonton and Reglna and that of\nwhich Premier Bracken gava notice\nat Winnipeg corresponded. In eaoh\ncaae, provision la made for a wheat\ncontrol board or boards.\nIn na main outlines, tbt legislation ln tht three provinces provides\nfor establishment ot an emergency\nwheat control board, Invest* tha\nhoard with tha power to regulate\nhy licence or otherwise gala and\npurchaae ot whtat during tht forthcoming orop year from Aug. 1 until\nJuly 11. IMS. empowers tha provlncea to make agreementa wtth each\nother or with tha Dominion for establishment of a central marketing\nboard, and permits each provincial\nboard to taka auoh steps aa are i.t-\nceaaary to effectuate tht Intention of\nthe agreement.\nt** *\nFinance Difficulties May Cause the\nReturn of Former Kaiser to Germany\nHohenzollern Family Council\nHeld; Monty Ban\n\u2022t Root\nPRESENT SAUVE\nTO KING GEORGE\nRain Spoils the First\nRoyal Pageant\nof Season\nDOORN, Holland, March IS (AP) \u2014\nIba return of former Kaiser Wllhelm from ha exike homt to Oermany wga viewed aa a possibility today follow-to* a HohenroUem family\noounoll.\nFinancial diffloultlee confronting\ntht royal family aa a reault of tha\nOerman gownraent't ban on the\nexport of money from Oermany except ln exchange for goods were\nunderstood to ba tht main topic at\ntha parlay.\nUndtr tha ctrcumttanoet, H wu\naald In circlta doot to tht kalatc's\nhousehold, hla return to hla native\nland aftar nearly 10 yean of abeence\nwaa nol impoaalble.\nAt tbe cofljtrtnot wtrt Wilhtlm.\nhla wife Prlnoaaa Hermtne, tha farmer monarch's two tons. Prince Eltel\nFrederick and Prlnoe Auguat Wllhelm.\nand eeveral gtntrtla, Intimate advisers of tht kalerr.\nHitherto the Ho-wnaollerna have\nreceived income* from varioua Oerman eouroee, but lt waa report-ad\nth* Hitler teglmt 1* unwilling to\nmak* an eiceptlon in tht money ti-\nport ban la th* a*ee of Wllhelm.\nBIG DECREASE IN\nOTTAWA. March IS (CP).-Tb*\nair waa cleared in the hous* of\neommona today with respect to\nCanada's participation ln tht world\nwheat agreement, by a aUtement\ntrom Prime Minister R. B. Bennett.\nIndicating the steps being taken by\ntht prairie provlncea, working in\nconjunction, to aet up enabling legislation to* restrict Dominion wheat\nexporta, tf crop conditions render\n\u25a0uch action neceeeary.\nMr. Bennett told the houee, In\nbrief, that:\nThe three prairie provinoe* wtt\nnow presenting In thetr respective\nlegislatures, measures to Mt up\nemergency wheat boards to licence\nand restrict within the province*\nthe sales snd deliveries of wneat.\nI Rekindle Lighthouse Beacon\nat Efff Island\nPniltCB RUPERT, B C March IS\nI (CP) \u2014The beacon ln Egg laland\nhlfh t houee had been rekindled today\nwarn paaslng veeaele away from\ntreacherous ehoele and rocky\nbore* of tb* lonely lalet wbere\nanin Macdonald. 40. assistant light-\nkeeper, and 17-year-old Walt-\nJamea Florin ar* believed to\n|*va been drowned Friday.\nTh* lighthouse tender Newlngton\nbptaln Harry Ormitton, landed the\ntaruler light-keeper, F. Moran. on\nha lonely island yesterday and he\nkindled the light. Moran and his\nwife bad been spending a vacation\n|n Frlnoe Rupert and Flewln, mees\noo the Newlngton. had bten\nMating Macdonald In hla absence\nOffloera of tbt Newlngton report-\nby wireless they had found no\ni ot th* missing men. Tb* coast-\nliner Catala had previously rated Investigating tlte darkened\nIlghthouae Saturday and the finding\nan ttpturned rowboat drifting off\nWHEAT EXPORT find Tuber Moth in\nBermuda Potatoes\nOTTAWA, March IS (CP..\u2014A decrease of more than i 500,000 bushels\nwaa ahown In export dearancea of\nwheat for tht week ending March\n0, when 1.910.390 bushels were exported aa compared with 3.5M.M3\nbuahela exported the previous week,\naccording to a report laaued today\nby the Dominion bureau of statistics A decrease of more. thu 1,-\n000.000 bushels waa ahown Id comparison with the corresponding week\nJcf last year when the export amounted to 3.104,411 buahela.\nDominion Holds\n$71,518,653 in Gold\n1 OTTAWA. March IS (CP).\u2014Oold\n| held by the minister of finance on\nFebruary 31 totalled 071.518.001. of\nj tbla lfl_.W4.728 waa held against\nnotes required by the Dominion\nNotes act. while I2.37_.ifla constituted the 10 per otnt holding agalnat\nsavings bank deposits, Oold In excess of Saturday requirement* wat\nhald to tht extent of (381.732.\nDominion note circulation on Ttb-\nruary 28 totalled $175.800 728 of\nwhich 1128,781.000 were large legal\ntender* notte for transactions solely\nbetween banks.\nLeague Cannot End\nBord*tr Dispute\nMfcJTh IS CAP)\u2014 Th*\nItm of fixing responsibility for\napu Cham border war between\nfuay aod Bolivia waa today bt-\nB|b tbt )*aaru* of nation*, whose\na laat on decld*d after months ot\nillations, that tt oould not effect\nssjtU*m*n* of the years-long oon-\n|NEW WESTMINSTER INCREASES\nFOOD ALLOWANCE\nI Says Edmonton \"U\"\nInitiation Is Mild\nBDMONTON, March lg (CP) \u2014\nTht University of Alberta wa* a\n{\"Sunday achool\" oovnpa.-*d to eome\n: universities In tht United SUte*. 8.\nB Woods. KC, counsel for tbt university and lta senate and board of\ngovernors, aald in supreme court today at th* hearing of the appeal\nagalnat th* 856.880 award In tht\nPowlett Haaing east.\nFumigate and Release Pots\ntoes for Trade; Fear\nExpressed\nVICTORIA, Marah 13 fCP)\u2014 A ahipment of Bermuda potatoet ln which\nthe active larvae of Uu potato\ntuber moth waa discovered ben\nFebruary 35 ha* been lumlgated and\nreleased to the trad* in Vanoouver\nd-mpit* the fact the BrltUh Columbia\ngovernment urged destruction of the\nentire -tilpment.\nW. Downes, Dominion government\nentotnologlst. ldantiried tht larva* aa\nthat of the tuber moth. Fear was\nexpressed th* entire potato Industry\nIn British Columbia would bt endangered If the ahipment passed Into\nretail trade. The peat Is also destructive among other tuberous\nplant*, such aa tomatoes, tobaccos\nand egg plant.\nAccuses Japanese of\nAttacking With Axe\nVANCOUVER. March 13 (CP>-Pn4\nHanes walked Into the Vanoouver\npolice headquarters today with blood\nflowing from a deep gush on his\nhesd and told offloirs he had been\nattackfd In Hog-ui* alley by a\nJapanese with whom hr had had an\noltercatlon and had baan struck\nwith an axe. He waa taken to hoapltal where tt waa discovered hla\n,\u00ab_h '\nLONDON. March IS (CP cable) \u2014\nHon. Arthur Sauv*. po*tmt*er-g*n-\neral of Canada, wa* presented to tb*\nKing at tb* Royal Lava* at St.\nJ-ame* palace today by Hon. O. Howard FMguaon, Canadian high oommlsslon er ln bonden.\nRain spoiled what would bav*\nbean tb* flrat royal pageant of tht\naaaaon, Hit captain* escort of household cavalry, and th* guard* of honor\nai ttw Buckingham and St. James\npalaoaa b*ing o*o celled.\nHI* majesty drov* from Booking*-\nham palaoe ln the ttatt landau with\nan ttoort of only two mounted polio* ln front and two behind. Larg*\ncrowds along tbt route cheered tbt\nKing, bareheaded, with a gnat ooat\novar hh admiral'a uniform.\nTbt Prince of Walea and th* Duke\ncf Tork attended.\nMambera of the diplomatic oorp*\nwere flrtt introduced to th* King's\npreeenoe by Sir John Hanbury Wil-\nllaaM, marehel of tba diplomatic\ncorps, and named by tbt lord ttew-\nard. Lord Shaftesbury. Varioua gentlemen of tht service* and civilians\nww* subsequently presented.\nTb* ex-kaiaer wa* quoted last year\na* saying Hitler* aooeeaton to power\nwat a step \"In tbt right direction\"\nbut tbat bt would return to Oar-\nmany only If aaked.\nTalk of n*tocaUon, however, hat\ndrawn dtaapproval from Naxlt of late.\nNEW GOVERNMENT\nBILLS INTRODUCED\nPremier Sponsors BUI Creating Department of\nMunicipalities\nVICTORIA. March IS (CP).\u2014Nsw\ntovernment Mil* wm Introduced ss\nths legltlstun swung right Into Intensive buslneu wtth th* thrsst ot\nnight sessions before ths snd of ttM\nw**k. which win b* Jong snd arduous If th* houw hopes to rise by\nBaatsr.\nRrenectment of Um Sueos-ssoo\nbuty nd Probsts Duty sets on s\nconsolidated bests Is uked by Hon\nJohn H*rt, th* minister of finsno*.\nIn \u2022 bill whleh would fore* sll thess\nestetes who hst* esesped the levy\nstnos tbe former Kt ws* declared\nultra Tint, lo pay.\nAlteration of ceruln technlealltws\nwa* msd* tn sn attempt to mak* the\nMt ralld.\nPremier Pattullo sponsored the\nbill creating th* department of mu-\nnlclpsllu**. of which Bon. A. Well,\nOn; is to be ths bs*d. This seta out\nth* nsw link crested between the\ngoTsmment aad th* municlpslitice\nDaniel P. O'Connell. powerful Albany politician who caused a sensation ln court reoefttly when testifying in ths kidnapping of hla nephew,\nJohn J. O'Connell. he admitted he\nhad a prlaon record. Tuesday Manny\nStrew! wu convicted of the kidnapping.\nRESCUE 13\ni\nVeterans Ask Complete Reorganization\nof Pensions Commission in Resolution\nPass Resolution at Ottawa in\nFavor of Peaee\nlmplemsnt* ot wtr trom private to\npublie oontrol In \u00ab11 oountnes.\nIn * lengthy resolution of p-e\u2014lona\ntoday the legion oalled for * oon-.\nOTTAWA. Marah 13 tOPI\u2014TIM ptete recre_-laaUon of ths psnitons'\ngeneral convention of the Canadian commission and protest against inter-\nLegion sat for only a few hour, to- fse-wot try th* auditor-general of\nday, moat of the work being taken Oanada wtth th* work of the oom*\nFROM BOAT\nUnconscious Men Are\nCarried Out;\nRest Dead?\nBy OI.ENN BABB\nAssociated rress Foreign staff\nSASESO. 3motn, Maroh It (Wednesday) (API\u2014Thirteen men thus\nfar hare lived to tell liatn-entaxlllj\nth* trajlc tele of tht Jans we torpedo boat Tun\u2014aunt, swamped and\novtMun-M Id h**vy uu wtth 113\nottteen and own aboard.\nAt 140 a_t., today an entry way\nwm cut through tbs vttMl's steel\neiwrtor and at dawn rutuera hsd\ncanted 10 man from th* tomblike\nhull. Th* majority of tham rear* un-\noo-Mdous. requiring artificial rsatora-\nMVM. Theu mra In addition to th*\nUvm mut who osoaped y**t*rday\nbefon th* boat hsd been towed to a\ndr-rdock.\nTwenty-two corpses In addition\nto thou rescued allva wer* removed\nduring tb* long night hours, while\nfrom th* interior of th* waul continued to com* a heart-rending rapping from aurrtTors begging for aid\nheron U ahould be too lat*.\nAcoornpaitylng UM weird aounds\nm hammering from outelde tbe\n-seet to kup up hope among Umm\ntrapped below.\nlifethmerT\nare pardoned\nONE QUARTER IS TO\nBE PAIDBY PROVINCE\nDominion Pays the Other Three Quarters;\nSaving on the Doukhobor\nChildren $40,000\nVICTORIA, March 13 (CP).\u2014More than $200,000 extra\nwill be paid out in old age pensions in B.C. next year,\naccording to estimates tabled in the legislature by Hon.\nJohn Hart, minister of finance.\nThe figures show the total cost of these pensions as\n$1,936,321 as compared with an estimate of $1,738,127 last\nyear.\nThe provincial share of the pensions is only $419,467\nas three quarters of the sum is paid by the Dominion\nSPEED WORK\nSLUM CLEARING\nOver Million to Be\nRehoused in\nLondon\nBy OEOBOE HAMBLETON\nCanadian Preu Kraft Writer\nLONDON. March IS (CP cable) \u2014\nTb* gonrnment I* speeding up It*\ngnat five-year plan for clearing the\nalums.\nrururaa Issued by the ministry of\nhealth tonight abow tbat 1428 local\nclearance schemes have been approved for Bngland and Wales. Under\nthem a alum population of 1.167.000\nwtll ha dahoused and 354.000 slum\ndwellings will be demolished.\nAo additional IM schemes are\nunder consideration snd It 1* estimated that when the five-year plan\nhM run Its course 300.000 replacement houses will have been constructed to houee the preaent slum\npopulation of 1,350.000.\nTh* total- capital ooat of the-ra-\nplaosment houses Is estimated at\ng57S.000.000 to whioh the national\neichequer will oontrlhut* SJ30.000.-\n000. subsidies betng distributed onr s\nperiod of 40 year*.\nA total of 100,000 houses Is M.000\nmora than ths original estimate and\nth* minister of health ha- Increased\nlta staff of Inspectors and ripens\nto laud!* tb* work eipedluotuly.\n\"Originator\" Sues\nStampede Company\nWttdick Would Prohibit\nProducing Further\nStampedes\n, government, but thia amount\n\\ ia an increase of $49,000 from\nthe previous fiscal year.\nTbt eott of mothers pensions la\nestimated at $615,000, the suns m\nlttt rev, snd ot this amount 9340,-\n000 wlU ba charted up to tha municipalities.\nTha annual bill for the fOTVn-\nmen-t oontrtbuUoa to tbe superannuation fund Is unchanged at $300,000.\nThere Is slso a grant to tbe teachers'\npension fund amounting to $38,000.\nThese figures Indicate tbe total\nooat of pensions alone to the govern-\nmeat wUI be well over $1,000,000\nthis year.\nFEW CHANQES\nIN CHARITY GRANTS\nVery few changes have been mada\nIn the fovernment grants for charitable and othar purposes.\nThe officer ln charge of tha textbook branch has bad hla salary cut\nfrom $3000, to $3700. Ona municipal\nInspector of schools haa been dispensed wltb and sn Inspector of\n\u2022chools added to the ataff of the\neduoatlon department at a saving of\n$630; a rural female teachers' welfare officer bta, been dropped from\ntbe rolls at a saving of $3300.\n| In tbe department of flnonc.\nvote for deputy minister Is\nfrom $8000 to $-34u; sji la.,\nof revenue *t $3.60 Is dro;p:i., . i\n[purchasing agent's esl* y Is tut\ntrom $5000 to $4500.\n1 The aa>ls;aat to tho oommUilo.:. r\nol newsies wlU receive $3000 a:.J\ni tba deputy minister of indm.. ~.i\n$4000. The salary of the deputy m.n-\nlst\u00abr of labor Is given at $40JU .n-\n\u2022tasd of $3300. An Inspector of\nlands Is provided for at $240j and\n| $17,880 Is voted for the topograph..:\ndlvlsdon.\nSAVE $40,000\nThrough tbe return of the\nDnakhobor children who were put\nIn orphanages and home* when\ntheir parents werr Imprisoned fur\nnude parades, to their homes, the\nprovince wUI save $48,000 for their\nupkeep.\nThe civil servlos commissioner an.\ndepartmental commissioner Is dropped, no note being mode for that\nposition.\ncut\nup by Um numerous committees. It\nIs espeeted Um legion's gathering\nwlU end noon Thursday.\nToday Um delegates approved s\nnumber ot reports and resolutions\naad heard Obi. Oeorge Drew of Toronto discuss Um problems of disarmament and world peace.\nFollowing Colonel Drew's address\ntha legion unanimously posaed a\nresolution In favor of peace, disarmament and Um arbitration of International dlaputea and advocated\nthe removal of the manufacturer of\nmission.\nOLTI4KA. Wash. March 1$ mil\nWELLINGTON, Nsw Zealand.\nMarch 13 (CP Cable).\u2014Ths world's\nold*at fresmsson, ths Dutchmsn\nv.vn-.rd O. A. Boers, who settlsd\nIn Nsw Zealand In ths year of th*\nIndian mutiny, died today at th*\nage of PB. Boers, a native ot Rottcr-\ndsm, was s sailor until tsken prisoner In th* Black sea during the\nCrimean var He mltl-ted Pre*-\nmaaonry lo Antwerp In JSM.\nNEW YORK Andre Merlin I, Ion*\nPrench repreeenutlv* left In U. B.\nIndoor tennis championship tourna*\nment.\nTAOOMA\u2014Oeorge A Bmltley Sleeted mayor of T-cotna.\nMASON CITT. Ia -Holding at bay\na larg* crowd which gathered out- I\nside, seven machine gun bandits,\nraided the Plrsr Nations] bsnk herr\ntoday aad escaped with cash eeti* :\nmated by official* st \u00bbS3.344.\nMONTREALHsjlng on thtlr own\nlc*. Cranes held' Junior Roysls, provlndsl chsmploo* of the past five\nyears, to a 3-3 tl* In the first of\na two-game, total-go*], series for the\n133* Junior cbanpkmshJp of Quebec.\nVICTORIA\u2014Commencing on April\n1 regular employee* In r.c: pt o.\n\u202240 per month or les* will be re\nlleved of tiw on* psr cent deductions formerly made from their\ncheque* through provlndsl taxation\nVICTORIA\u2014A motion of CUvt II.\nP. .Plants. Independent-Peace RHrr,\ntn rote the entire department of\nROME\u2014A firm tmadsbaJt* from\nPremier Mussolini and oong:*tuU-\nttons on Uw way th* reotnt Ausirisn\ncivil war was put down greeted\nChancellor tngelbert Dollfuss of Austria tonight when h* arrived for th\nImportant Uirat-prrmM. conference\non Danublan economic* and polltto,\nAnwndm^r, to the legal professions act, clanging certain particular* In inner operation* of legal\npractice was glvtn second reading\nCAIOART, March 13 (CP)\u2014 A\nclaim that h* u the \"originator\nand Inventor\" of the west's colorful\npageant \"Ttw SUmpede.\" to annual\nevent ln Calgary which embraces a\nwild west ahow and cowboy oonte\u00abt,\nOuy W**dlcJt. rancher snd showman,\nhs* started oourt proceedings against\nUw Oalgary Exhibition and Stampede company, limited.\nti supreme court. Waadlck seeks\ngioo.ooo damage* from Uw Exhibition tompany for continuing, year-\narter-year. to present \"his show\"\nand aak* an Interim and permanent\ninjunouon whioh would prohibit the\ncompany from producing \"The Sttun-\npede.\"\nTiw colorful rancher. known\nthroughout Cantda and ttw Unlt*d\n8_t*6. fin* put on \"The St_npede\"\nln Calgary In 1913. It was Uw Ilrwt\nUnw In history, lw chargss ln a\nstatement of claim, that ttw Troa-\ntler day celebration and wild west\n\u2022how w*. oalled \"Th* sumiwdt.\"\nI. L. lUchtrdson Is the present\ngeneral manager ot Uw Oalgary Exhibition and Sfcmywd* company\nWeadlck waa manager of 'The BUm-\npede\" until August, 1333.\nBody of Hollywood\nActor Is Unclaimed\nBoyee Combe Wbb Friend of\nBobby Jones and Rudy\nVallee\nFind Indian Dtad\nWith Broken Neck\nVICTORIA\u2014Britlah Oolumbla will\nconsider a minimum vm for do- '\nm-stlr help. Hoo. Oeorge B. Peareon\n\u2014I\u2014\u00bb)Ht of labor, aald today.\nTOKTO\u2014Tiw war oftlc* atuwuaosd\ntoday Uwt a Soviet airplane bad\nbeer] down hi Mandiukuo territory\notj Uach 11. landing In Uw Mlshan\ndistrict north of Lag* Hank*. The\nannouncement Mid auUK-rlttos ware\ndetaining Uw two occuflanl* K uw\nKAMLOOPS B.C., Maroh 13 (CPl\u2014\nJohnny Bam. middle-aged Indian,\nwas found dead on th* trail st\ncsnim Iske. Otrlboo rosd. with hi*\nneck broken, lt wa* reported here\ntodsy. He had evidently been riding\nwlwn hw horse fell.\nI\nOTTAWA\u2014 Oana-an bank* and\n\u25a0ttnken will b* subject* of a wide-\nopen inquiry by ttw How* banking\ncun-nlttee It was deoldM today. Sir\nHerbert Holt and sir Charlw Oordon\n;wU) be among Uw wltrwaws celled\nIto glv* evidence 00 Uw general relationship or the b-fhks to tiw country ss a wM*\nHeimwehr Leaders\nMeet Significant\nBy WADE WERNER\nAssociated Press Foreign Staff\nVIENNA. M*rch 13 \u2014 trtlm-\nwent leaders from all parts of Austria will gaUwr here tomorrow for\n\u00abn *xtra*rdln*ry conference whose\nconvocation waa oonaldered especially\nsignificant In new of Chancellor\nDollfuse' absence In Rome\nAHierni Employees\nHurt in Explosion\nPORT ALBERNI, B.C., Maron 13\n(CP)\u2014Two employees ot tiw Albernl\nPacific Lumber oompany ar* ln *\ncritical condMlon In hospital Mrs\nas Uw result of an explosion today\nwtill* uwy mtn tamping blasting\npowder In a drill hole on Uw right-\nof-way near the company's camp\nflv*. sewn miles from Port Albernl.\nTtw Injured msn are 'A. Peraeon\nand Joe Hanre, both of Vanoouver,\nOn* of tb* men was reported to b*\nbadly burned sbout ttw head and\nfaoe.\nDr. J. C. Thomas of Port ARwral\nrushed to the oamp ln a ape*d boat\nand adm-nlttered flnt aid. He Uwn\nbrought the two suffering men to\nhospital here.\nObtain Meals by\nFraud; Are Jailed\nVANCOUVER, MMCh II (CP) \u2014\nTwenty-eight unemployed men who\nappeared In court today on charge*\nof a number of restaurant* that\n-.hey had obtained meals by fraud,\npleaded guilty sod mn fined tM\neach or on* month In Jail. They\nchost Uw Jail terms.\nit wa* chs-yed that ths man\nordered metis snd after utlng Uwm\ndeclared Uwy bad no money with\nwhleb to pay.\nTHE WEATHER\nCHICAOO. March 13 (AP)\u2014The\nbody of Boyos combe. 40. Hollywood\nactor and friend of Rudy Vallee\nand Bobby Jones, lsy unclaimed\ntoday.\nCombe, eald to be a member of\na prominent British family, was\nfound desd In bed In his hotel\nroom here Sunday, presumably from\nheart attack. Ttw Inquest was adjourned until Msrch 37.\nA telegram received by police here\nfrom Thomas Heatley. chief constable of Victoria, ststed Mrs. H.\nPeterson (1373 Victoria avenue).\nVlctorlt. a slater, declined to order\ndisposition of tht body.\nCANADA HA\u00bb YET TO RECOONIZf\nMANCHUKUO\nOTTAWA, Mttch IS (CP).\u2014Ths\nCanadian government hu not officially recognised the new stste of\nManchukuo, th* prime minister ststed in tb* houss of commons todsy. tn answer to s question by\nJ. B. Bradettt (Lib.. North Tem-\nlaksmlngl.\nTrmperstures:\nNELSON \t\nVictoria ...'.\t\nI Vsncouver ....-\t\nKamloops \t\nE-tevan Point \t\nPrince Rupert \t\nAtlln \t\nDswson, T.T. \u201e\t\nSeattle -\nPortland, Ore\t\njan Pranclsco -\t\nSpoksns \t\n..r.nslmo -\n^ince Oeorge \t\n'oe Angeles \t\nenttcton \t\n.\"ernon \t\n\u2022^rsnd Forks\t\n:s*lo ..-\t\nranbrook \u2014\u2014\t\nCalgsry \t\n.J-. G '.on \t\nJwlfl Current \t\nPrlnos Albert \t\nQu'Appelle \t\nWinnipeg \t\nMoose Jaw \t\nMln.\nMtl\n33\n84\n49\n03\n4S\nSO\n38\n44\n44\nS3\n30\n48\n30\n42\n8\n20\n48\n70\n\u20223\n74\n\u20223\nS\u00ab\n48\n84\n48\nSO\n30\n48\nSO\n78\n38\n31\n33\nS4\nn\n38\nS3\nlh\nM\n40\n18\n40\n10\n30\n13\n80\n14\nIS\nlg\n38\nForerMU: Nileon \u00bbnd Vi-'\u00ab'tT\nContinued fair md mild. <\n PA0E TWO\nnib NELSON DAILT NEWS, NBLI0N, B.C.\u2014WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, MARCH 14, 1831-\nTIRED\nill (he Time\n\u25a0sht thought it wt \"NERVES'\ntoting lnterett\u2014losing friends\u2014tbt never went out\n' tu more\u2014tlwtys too tired. \"Nerves\", she thougbt\n\u2014 but it wu htr hidnsys, the Biters of her blood,\nthst needed ittentlon. Delay meant danger. Sht\ntook Dodd's Kidney Pills it once. Restored to\nhulthy, normal action, htr kidneys toon cleared\ntwty blood Impurities. Energy returned. Fatigue,\nheadache, backache, and til signs of faulty kldneya\ndtaarpeared. Agtln lift seemed worth while.\nNew Feeling Well\u2014Thenka It\nDodd's Kidne\nMcHardy Announces\nPlans for Hospital\nDiscuss Overhauling of the\nHeating Plant\nAn approved hoepltel, a revision\nor the bylaws which he termed obsolete, and a renewed effort to better\nRaw Furs Wanted\nWiliest market prices paid for\nraw fura. Silver toi, lynx, marten, heaver snd muekrate and\nall other furs ln season.\nW. C. POUND\nTaildermist and rurrler, vemon,\nB. C.\nfinancial conditions, will ba three\nItema tackled by C. P. McHardy,\npresident of the board following his\nreelection at the regular meeting\nTuesday night. The meeting waa\nbeld after the annual meeting.\nA rtport on tha oondltlon ot the\nheating plant, aubmltted by T. Johnstone who advised a complete overhauling of the system, was one of\nthe chief questions dealt with and\nafter a lengthy discussion was laid\non the table until thi next meeting. The house committee's report\nwas aubmltted by J. A. Smith. Ho\nannounced the reflectors In the operating room had been replaced, and\ngave a report on the frigid air Installation. The matter ot changing\nthe position of the electric stoves\nhaa been left over. A statistical report on the month's operation waa\ntlven by Mlaa V. Etdt. acting superintendent.\nThe striking of the new committees waa left over until tha next\nmeeting.\nDE LUXE BARBER SHOP\nTHE SHOP TOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE\nFinest Maauge and Scalp Treatments\nOppualle Imperlsl Bank\t\nGuide for Travellers\nNelson, B.C., Hotels\n\"Fincit in tits Interior\"\nBreakfut C. Dinner\n35LrtCohTo, flA a Phone 787\nHUME HOTEL\nfret Bus Strvle* Nelton, BC. Oeorge Benwell, Prop.\nRotary and Oyro Katdqutrtert\nHUUB\u2014W. Dingle. Calgary \u2022 OtU T. Riley. Vancouver; w. Bowter, Pen-\nRawklU, Btlrno; W. S. McClesn. I tlcton; J. B. Reynolds. Hamilton;\n3 Olbson. Toronto; J. R. Thomp- c. A. Msrtyn, B. R. Brougb, Medl-\nton. New Denver; W. Donnelly. J. I cine Hat.\nc(5he Savoy\n\"Where the Guest Is King\"\nNelson's Newest \u00bbnd Finest Hote!.\nMany Rooms With Private\nBaths or Showers.\nJ. A. KERR, Prop.\nIM BAKKH BT. PHONS 18\nSAVOT\u2014D. P. Aitcheson. Vancou- V. wiloe*. Salmon Arm; p. A. Clunk\nver; 3. N. Murphy. Kaalo; Reuben ] St. Walbtrg, Bttk.\nBuerge. T R. Anderson. Nskusp; R , ^^^^^^^^\nVEWEACT\nAMENDMENTS\nINTRODUCED\nWould Permit Flow of\nCars From Other\nProvinces\nVICTORIA. March 18 (CP).\u2014An\namendment to the motor vehicle\nact introduced In the house thts\nafternoon by Attorney General 0.\nM. Sloan would permit owners of\ncars to attach new licences to their\ncars any time during February.\nInstead of waiting until a few\ndays before the end of the month\nas heretofore. t\nOther changes ln th* act permit\ntho commissioner of provincial police to cancel a driver's licence;\nI provide that when a car li imported from the United sutes and a\nB.C. licence la taken out, the old\nlicence must be surrendered.\nIn thla way It la hoped to facilitate the Identity of cats stolen In\nthe statea and run across the boundary for sale, and limit the time\na tourist car may stay in tha province to the time limit of tourist*\ncars in the home state of the\nvisitor.\nFLOW OF CARS\nTbe amendment alao permits of.\nreciprocal arrangements with other\nprovincial governmente In respect to\nthe flow of cars from one province\nto another. Registration and licencing of B.C. cars ln Alberta and cars\not that province in B.O. haa been\na aource of annoyance for aome\ntime and the amendment will eliminate much friction.\nHon. A. Wells Oray, minister of\nlands, Introduced*an amendment to\nthe grazing act which provides for\ncutting ot hay on crown meadpws\nfor atock purposes.\nKOREBT ACT\nAMENDMENTS\nMr. Oray also Introduced amendments to the forest act which continue the preaent royalty ratea until\nDecember 31, 1935, wben higher\nratea are effective, extends tbe period for log export until March 31,\n1939; extends the powers of the executive to close areas and control\n'.ravelling, camping, llahuig. etc.,\nwithin the cloeed areas aa well aa\nto close down operations; adjust*\nJ ie amounts payable for forest protection by reducing tbe four centa\nper acre tax to 2',i oents and\nreduces the $.0,000 per month pay*\nabe by the government to I25.00Q.\nWATER ACT\nAMENDMENTS\nAmendments to water tet Introduced by Bon. A. Wells Gray lh\nthe legislature today deal with the\nBuspenslon and cancellation of licences and appeals from cancellation\norders, the removal and repair of\nworks that are a menace to public\nsafety, the polluting of atreams\nthrough dumping i. reffcse from\nrawmllls and mines, the rights of\nIrrigation districts to sell land for\nunpaid taxes and the powers of tba\nprovince to collect application feet,\nrentals and other charges In respect to proceedings taken and rights\ngranted under the act. Provision\nCHILDREN*\nDS\nla made for temporary suspension\nof tbt rlghta of llcenoea In oaaas\nwhere cancellation appears too drastic; and prevent* setting aside a\ncertain tax aalea provided tba requirements of the act were aubstan-\nti-lly comlled with: but doaa not\noverride any court Judgment setting\naalde any tax sale because no auch\njudgment* had been given.\nSEEKS TO RECOVER\n$2770 FROM HARVIE\nCcwst Box Manufacturer Denies Receiving\nMoney\nCF.M'HARDYIS AGAIN CHOICE,\nHOSPITAL BOARD PRESIDENT\nAmericans Seek Roil\nLines to Churchill\nVANOOUVBR. March 13. \u2014 Trial\noponed ln supreme court before Mr.\nJustice Denis Murphy and an eight- tana, were revealed today to mem\nman Jury today of a claim of Mrs. I ben of the Saskatoon board of\nSASKATOON. March 13 (CD-\nProposals of an American railway\nsyndicate to project a Une of the\nWyoming, Montana Railroad oompany from Montane to Bad v Ule,\nNaak., there to link with Canadian\nNational railway* for an outlet\nthrough .Saskatchewan and Manitoba to ChurchlU for the states\nof Colorado, Wyoming and Mon-\nMaletha Hansen, last fifth, to recover g3.T70 from Andrew Harvie,\nbox manufacturer. Burrard atreet.\nMrs. Hansen allege* that she deposited the money In various sums,\naggregating the sum claimed, with\nthe defendant aa evidence of per\naffection for him.\nBhe swore that sh* was very\nmuch In love with HanKe ln June\n1931 when she handed him $S00 at\nKamloops. She detailed other\namounts, which defendant received\nfrom her during the year, and a\nfuriher gl.ioo, principally realized\nfrom the aale of her house ln Kamloops, which she handed to Harvie\nIn February 1932. The final payment wa* g70 ln May 1932\nPlalntllt alleged that she gave\nHarvie the money for safekeeping;\nand at times when he doubted\nher affection for him.\nDEMANDED RINGS '\nWhen she asked fot the return\nof the money In November, Harvie,\nshe testified, countered with a demand tor two diamond rings which\nhe had given her. 8t> refused td\ngive up the ring* unless he returned\nall the money.\nAfter living with Harvie In his\nBurrard street house for IB months,\nthe relationship ended last November, according to Mra. Hansen, who\nstated that be called her a liar and\ntold her to move out, which ahe\ndid.\nHarvie, as alleged by plaintiff,\nwanted her to rnarry him at r\\.\ntime and dlvoroe her huaband, Harry\nW. Hansen.\nIn his defenc%, Harvie haa denied Mra. Hansen'* allegations; haa\ndenied receiving money from her,\nand ha* pleaded, alternatively, Cat\nthe money wo* received ln furtherance ot an Illegal or Immoral arrangement to live together.\ntrade council.\nMAY ASK OTTAWA\nFOR FLATS DATA\nIrving Is Given Life\nMembership on\nBoard\nDisplaying a oonfldenoe In th* 1933\noffloen, members of the Kootenay\nLake Oenerai hoapltal board, following th* annual meeting Tuesday\nnight, reelected Oharlee f. McHardy.\nH. M. Whlmster and L. K. Laraen to\nthe offloa* of preeldent, vloe-presldent and treasurer respectively.\nMr. McHardy and Mr. Whlmeter\nwen reeleoted to the board of director* at the annual meeting earlier\nlft the evening. Mr. Larsen did\nnot have to atand for reelection\na* hi* term doe* not tiptoe until\nnext year. J, A. Smith and D. D.\nTownaend were alao reelected, while\nCharles H. Hamilton and Harry\nBum* hold off loa for the flnt time.\nMn. J. T. Andrews, R. D. Barnes,\nMayor 8. H. Smythe. X. L. McBride\nMine Committee* Goes Into *nd Dr. p. m Auid oompiete tr*\nelboard. *, B. Dill wo* reelected audi-\nM|tBURNs\n1 HEALTH J\n' Nerve piilV\nShortness of Breath\nWeak, Sinking Feelings\nIf going up stairs, climbing hills, walking too fir;\nif th* leut exertion rauae* you.to stop to get your\nbreath, or if you have west, sinking feelings, it i*\ntime for you to stop nd think as to the caua* of your\ntrouble.\nWhat you ihould do ia taka a course of Milburn'i\nH. k N. Pills. They ton* up and atrengthen tha\nvital orgina so aa to prevent any harmful attaeka ot\nAak your druggist for Milburn'i H. 4 N. Pi__\nTo Wed Dancer\nResolutions From\nBoards\ntor.\nOne of ttw features of ths annual '\u25a0\nhospital mre-_g was tht present-.-1\nUon or * life membership to J. A.\nRecommendations wers arrived *-. jsvjj*,, who hs* -etna, tor slmost a i\nMondsy by the mlnint and natursl <..j_-t*-> ot a century. In suggesting :\nresources commltte* ot the bosrd -_.. L-vIng lor th* hono, both R. D.'\nof trade, with respect to three reso- \u25a0 Berne* mat 3. A. SmJtb, mover and |\nlutlons reoently referred to It. \u00abconder ot the motion, spoke of Ute\nIn connection with a resolution [ ^m. \u201e_\u201e \u201e, tslthful servlos U\u00bbt\nI.O.D.E. PLAN\nFOR SPRING TEA\nDistribute Books to Rural\nSchools; Receive\nCheck\nfrom the Creston hoard of trade,\nurging the Dominion to \"taka action\" to expedite the project of the\nCreaton Reclamation company, the\naction meant apparently having reference to assuming part of the cost,\nLt wa* recommended that the Indian department at Ottawa he asked\naa to the exact preunt statu* of\nthL?\u00a3un, a reeolutlon from th, P\"?\u2122.\nSlocan ril.ii.ct hoard proposing very\nheavy allver purchaae* by the Dominion, lt waa suggested that the\noriginating board be advised to redraft lta resolution In certain respects, ao that It could be recommended for endorsement.\nA resolution from tbe Qrand Pork*\nboard, proposing diversion of relief\nlabor from highways to mtnlnL -\nvelopment, waa not considered ac- board by A. D.\noeptable In that form, as the Net\nson board has consistently advocated highway development. The Idea,\nhowever, of applying some relief\nlabor to mining development was\nconsidered a good one, and a substitute resolution wa* drafted on\nthat line, for submission to the\nboard.\nMr. Irviixj had dedicated to the\nIntereet of Uw hoapltal. Mr. Irving\nto reply exprrwed the pleasure he\nhad derived from hla membership.\nHe aaJd thet he had acted as president of the board for seven yeara\nand hoped to continue his eatrloee\na* long a* lt wa* poaalble. It wa*\nduring Mr. Irving'* regime that the\nItal wa* built.\nA resume of the year'* work was\npreaented ln a report submitted by\nPraaldent C. F. McHardy and a au-\ntlatloal report on the hospital operation* wa* given by Acting Superintendent, Mia* Vera B. Bldt. The\nfinancial abatement waa aubmltted\nby J. C. Forbes, aecretary.\nAt the ooncluaion of the meeting\nI de-! rotes of thanks wtn extended the\nd ac- hoard by A. D. Rmory and the\nLadles* auxiliary by F. I. Bamford.\nTRAIL CURLING\nRESULTS \u2022\nFinal preparation* for the spring\ntea wn* nude by numbecs of Koka-\n-i-\nSocial Events\nof Trail City\nBetty Pesrson wss tdmltted to\nthe Trall-Tadanac hospltsl yesterday\nne* cJ_pter I.O.D.I. who met \u00bbt the *nd underwent an operation for ap\nhome ot lets. W. K. W**son Tuesdsy j pendlcltu. Her oondltlon Is reported\nafternoon. | Mtlafactorj.\nThirty-eight members were present I \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nand W. 8. Kin*, regent -raided. A At a quiet wedding ceremony In\nletter from Ulu M. Oiltb-trd, nstlon-1 th* chapel ot St. Andrew* church\nsi educational secretary on Empire Saturday evening at seven-thirty,\nBOWLING\nNew Grand Hotel\np. I. K.tr.tR, Prop.\nWeekly and Monthly Hsfe,\nHot and com Wster\nSingle BOc up Daoble 81.80 np\n\u25a0SIMS IIO \u25a0 Month and Dp\nMadden Hotel\nA Welcome Awaits You\n3AI. E. MADDEN\nCompletely Remodelled\nHot and Cold Water\nIn thr IIKtRT of the City\nOccidental Hotel\nTOS Vernon Bt, Phone M7L\nH. WAS8ICR\nSPBCIAL MONTHLY RATT6\nOood Comfortable Rooms\nMiner*' Headquarter*\nQUEEN'S HOTEL\nA. LAPOINTE. Prop.\nRooms from HOr lo $1.50 Monthi,\n110 and up.\nSteam heated and hot and cold\nwater ln every room\nWS Baker St. Phon* Wl\n\u2022tudy. prepared by Ole lMjue ot\nnatlona. wa* read. It asked that the\nmembers consider taking up the\nstudy ot Uu same with \"Canada and\nWorld Pe*oe,\" ss the subject. Addresses on this topic sre now bread-\ncast Sunday afttmcons at 1:19\no'clock. Th* chapter haa also been\nasked to collect allver paper to be\nsent to th* sou-Hum at Victoria.\nSeveral letters wtn received from\nrural school boards and pupils thank*\nlm the I ODE. tor books forwarded\nto them. Some SS books, In addition\nto th* above, were collected and distributed at ttM laat meeting. Further\ndonations of maguu.es were ssksd\nfor.\nA latter was received from Ulss\nJoan Ollker, treasurer ot the Little\nTheater association with a substantial ob*ck for tbs I.O.D.E'i quc. i\not concert proceeds from \"The S;e-\nClg' May, daughter ot Ur. and Urs\nDominic Roaii of Roasland wu united ln marriage to Jamea Pearson,\nson of Mr. and Mra. J. D. Pearson,\nof Annable. Rev. Leonard A- Morrant officiated. John Rossi, brother\not til* bride, waa best msn and\nUlss Marian Llghtbody wu bride's\n-ttendint.\n\u2022 * \u2022\nMlu Mary Fomcnko, a bride-elect\nof this month, wu guest of honor\nst a charming social event when\nMrs. John Campbell, Miss Msrgaret\nDrspaka and Mlas Martha DraprVs\nentertained at a mlacrllanaoua show -\nar at Um home of the host***,,.\nThe gifts were presented to the\nt,ueat from a beautiful d-corated\nwagon which wu wheeled Into the\nroom by Joy vaughan and \"Buddy\"\nCampbell. \u00ab.\nA special |-,\n1st\n2nd\nIrd\nIM\nLOW SOOT* \t\n131\n1S<\n13\u00ab\n413\nJ. C. Hooker ...\nita\n140\n137\nM\nj. Oouldlng \t\nIM\nits\n158\n4\u00ab:\nJ. H. Allan ....-\t\nns\n114\n161\n37(1\n-Total\t\nW. Strain \t\nito\nIM\nnt\n414\nO. Lovejoy \t\nM\n140\n14'!\n4.6\nA. Fl*-nml_g \t\n150\nISO\nIM\nM\nJ. Hamaon \t\nMl\n304\n140\n485\nTotal -\nins\nHigh Individual\nscore, J.\n11 Allen.\n114.\nHigh aggregate\nscore, J.\nH. Allen,\n\u00bb70.\nColors make food attractive to\nthe eye. An ordlnsry dish can be\nmad* to look more appetising by\ngarnishing with fancy slices ot pimento, watercreu, pareley or green\npeppers.\nThe Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire.\nannouncement of whoae engagement\nto Mlmt Crawford, London mualcal\ncomedy dancer, cauaed a sensation\nIn London, recently. He la the\ngrsndton of the lafe Levi Letter.\nChicago millionaire, hla mother having been the former Daisy Letter.\nJUDGE APPROVES\nTHREEOTANTC\nRecommends Two Poles and\nOne Dane for Citizenship\nFour appltcanta fcr naturallu-\ntlon appeared before Judg* W. A.\nNlabet In county court Tuesday, and\nthree were recommended by htm for\ncitizenship. The application of the\nfourth man wu adjourned to tbe\nSeptember sitting.\nIfykol* Caruk miner, who hu\nlived In Nelson sine* 1116. Is sged\n41, and hu a wife and two little\ndaughters, wu the first approved by\nhla honor. Caruk halla from the\nprovince of poraacaow tn Eastern\nOallcla, formerly tn Austrls, but now\ns part of Poland. He landed at\nQuebec In 1(13. and after tpendlng a year each at Fort Wllllsm,\nCalgary and Banff, settled ln Nelaon. '\nWORKS LEASED FARM\nFarming In th* Inonoaklln valley,\nwhere he hu a letee of 180 seres.\nNiels Thulstrup Pedereen,\nTRAIL. B.C., March H.-Curllng\nln the tlret and second brackets ot\nth* Trail Curling club, Trail com.\npetlUon, resulted Tuesday night a*\ntollowa:\nFIRST BRACKET -\nL. H. Jackson 4, A. M. Chester 0.\nB. A. Stlmmel 9, L. F. Tyson 7.\nJ. A. Wadsworth won by default\ntrom Jack Trlgga.\nD. McDonald 7, P. R. UcDonald t.\nDr. w R. Williamson 10. H. C.\nCaldicott 9.\nD. T. Downie 7, Roy Stephens 8.\nW. o. Carrie 6, W. B. Hunter 8.\nW. L. Wood 9, R. C. McOerrlgl* 7.\nC. A. Dodlmead 6. Roy Sharpa 1.\nW. F. Doubt 13, W. I. Wllaon I.\nD. Forrest won from A. U. McLeod.\nJ. R. Craig 6. R. Boyle 8.\nK. A. Margeson 8, L. O. Uowat 6.\nW. P. Somerv.ll* 7, R. Somervllle 8.\nSECOND BRACKET \" \u2022\nA. M. Chesser 10, B. A. Stlmmel 9.\nP. R. McDonald 8, J. A. Wads-\nworth 7.\nD. 7. Downie 10, Dr. WlUlamaon 7.\nW. L. Wood 8, W. O. Carrie 8.\nC. A. Dodlmead 1, W. F. Doubt 10.\nA. M. McLeod beat R. Boyle.\nK. A. Margeson 11, 9. Somervllle 8.\nThe following drew byes In th*\nfirst bracket:\nW. H. Baldrey 18, J. Finney 10.\nO. McKay io, Dr. J. H. Palmar 7.\no. A. Weir 9, A. O. Smith 8.\nO. Cruiekshsnk 7, c. D. Blackwood 8.\nO. J. Klnnlt 11. H. A. McLaren t.\nO. Shaw 10, F. J. Olover 11.\nJ. Campbell 11, J. Burden I.\n9. 3. Provost 8, J. F. Sehofleld 8.\nW. McLeary IS, J. H. woodburn 10.\nPlay opened ln tha Tadanac competition and up to 11 o'clock results were u follows:\nR. Stephens beat Jt. C. McOerrlgl*.\nL. T. Tyson beat H. C, Caldicott.\nW. P. somervllle beat Roy Sharpe.\nW. I. Wilson beat O. Forrest.\nJ. Finney beat Dr. J. H. Palmer.\nJ. R. Craig won from J. Trigg by\ndefault.\nTo freshen rolla and bread, wrap\ntham In a medium wet cloth and\nplace then ln a pan with a tight-\nfitting cover. Put la tha oven and\ngive ample time (about a half hour)\nto atom. Thla treatment will produce an original freshness.\nstchewan polnta and Nelson, settled\nst Edgewood.\nBill Zelenluk, Nelaon eectlonmen\naged 81, told his honor he bad never\nbeen out of work alnca ba arrived\nhere In 1838, direct from Quebec,\nand got a Job with th* Oanadlan\nbachelor | Pacific. He alao ww a native of\naged 88. also found favor with his ! Eastern oallcla. and unmarried. HI*\nhonor, who wu Impressed by bis In- I honor recommended him to th* Ot-\ndustry. A native of Denmark, hav-, tawa authorities for naturalisation.\nlog been born at Mammen In the I Th* application of John Burs, who\nprovlnc* of Zylland, pedereen errlved . la now at a Dominion relief camp.\nat St. John In 1838, and atttr is-* [ wu adjourned by hla honor for alx\nthan a year In each of two Sank- ' month,.\nond Mrs. pruer.\" Two new membera staff of the coruolldattd Mining _\nwee* admitted Into ttvs o:\nE. L. Dewdney and Urs. A. I. Uur-\nfhy.\nEurope, with a population of 478,-\n000,000 hu but 3,800,000 square\nmiles ot territory.\ncompsny, wu alao pre-\nTRANSPORTATION-Freight & Passenger\nStriking Advantages of\nGREYHOUND SERVICE\nDirect aervlce to all part* of Canada and USA., frequent departure\nhours, convenient Terminal\" careful handling and checking of\nbaggage. Driven nationally known for ufety and courtesy. Individual\nreclining chair, controlled Tropic Air* best, liberal atopover and\nreturn privileges.\nCentral Canadian Greyhound Linos, LH.\nNelson Depot, 205 Baker St. Phone 800\nNELSON - TRAIL - ROSSLAND\nDAILV VWUCK\nSERVICE\nPhone\nNelson\n77\nLIAVINO NILSON\nAT 10 A.M.\nFREIGHT LINE\nj. c. \"SCOTTY\" MUIR. psop. Phone\nPrompt Efficient Service Trail\nat All Tlmea 13 or 191\nEnos Fruit Salt\nHENDRICKS' KASLO.NELSON\nHOTOR FREIGHT SERVICE\nLEAVING KASLO AND RETURN-MONDAY. WEDNESDAY FRIDAY\nLKAVES KASLO 8 48 AM LEAVES NELSON 11 AM.\nNalaon Depot\u2014Wllllsm,' Tramfer; Phone Ids Ka,lo Phone It\nPROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE\nFREIGHT TRUCKS\nLEAVE NELSON TWICE DAILY\n6 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Expect Sunday\nTrail\nPhone\n135\nTHt LIVERY CJ.\nM. H. McIVOR, Prop.\nKeson\nPhone\n36\nIdeal Fuels for Spring Weather\nGait Coal, lump and not, Acme Kletnburn egg,\nCror.'i Nest egg, New Castle lump\nDRY WOOD OF ALL KINDS AND LENGTHS\nWest Transfer Go.\nPhone 33 -\nSmelting\nsented.\nDuring the evening genua and\nmualc ware enjoyed. Dancing by\nMaine Oampbell waa a feature of\nth* program. D-lnty rerreahmenti\nwere eervtd.\nTtM guest lltt Included Mrs. u\nCeahato, Mra. F. Sunn, Mrs. D. B-tto.\nMrs. F. C. Boutry, Mra. 8. H. Vaughan. Mrs. K. McUod, Mrt. c. Turner.\nMrs. M. Campbell, Mrs. H. Wilson\nMrs. W. Blshut. Mrs. H. Jordan.\nMis, Annie waayllk. Mlaa Iole Mel*\nlatlnl. Miss Dahlia Ne-xlro and Mlu\nEdith ROM.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nSurpria, psrty honoring Jo* Vol.\ncano waa held at the home of Mr.\nand Mra. Angeln Mats, Sunday afternoon on the occasion of Mr\nVolcano* flfty*,l.ith birthday. Thoae\npreaent were Mr. and Mra. D. Orlando, Mlaa Oemma Orlando, Mlsa\nNeva Orlando, Mlsa Dlna Orlando.\nMr. and Mrs. o. Oeraoe, Mlaa Iolando\nOerace, Mlu Dors Oerace, Mra. Itoa-\nln> Romano, Mra. Ross Tedeeco.\nHose Potestlo. Attlllo Ohlrsrdosi,\nRaffaele Ledda ard Mrs. j. Volcsro\n...\nUoyd Humphrey, who haa mad,\nhis home in Trsll fcr tbout thr<\nyesrs. left recently for Nelson, wh-rr\nhe will reside. Mrs. Humphrey enr:\nchildren eapect to leave In about a\nweek.\ns \u2022 \u2022\nMrs. A. O. K..vlc lrtt yesterdsy toi\nBnoksne. where she will visit friend,\ntor a few diys.\n\u2022 \u2022 .\nLadles' Servlc. au:.;ll\u00abry to Knoi\nUnited church wss entertained last\nnight by Mrs. Edward H. Rowlands,\nDsnlcl street. i\ns \u2022 .\nR. C. Crowe, solicitor for tht\nC M. 4 8. Co., returned maty\n.enlng from eesfcrn csnsds snd'\n'.he unltrd Stan,\nTrail Competition\nDraws for Todoy\nTRAIL, B. C., March IS\u2014Draws\nor wedneaday afternoon at 8 o'clock\nn the Trail competition wars aa\nollowa:\nA. O. Smith va. o. c. McX y a\n^rulekahank ve. o. J. Klnnls- Jsek\nampbell va. F. J. Olovari m). \u00bbjc,\nlary va. t. 3. provoet; p. p.. Mo.\n\u2022majd va. a M. ch*e-.-.r; w. L.\nood vs. D. F. Dow-lle; C. A. DOdl-\n**t or w. F. Doubt vt. A M\n\u2022Leod or r. Boyle; w. H. Baldrey\n'\u2022-' K. A. Margeaon.\nIn the Tadanac competition R. ij\nMooerrlgie or ftoy Stephens meet,\nL. F. Tyson or B. C. Caldicott.\n\"When I've got a job of Work to do, \"I want to tell you, gentlemen, tbe up-\nwhat'g the first thing? I just naturally to-date Burley tobacco from Kentucky\nfill my pipe\u2014with Picobac. --<\u25a0<-> **\u2022--*\u25a0 \u2022- we 8row down *\u25a0\u2022\u25a0* \u2022*\nEssex County now\u2014along our Lake Erie\n\"And after rtpper-at the end of a long, front-curej .,. gr\u201ejed... matured and\nhard day\u2014when the time comes for a raanufacn,fed in Canada the way Picobac\nman to lean back in bis chair and crack j- today ... well... it has the flavour,\na smile with bis friends\u2014what do I do? It has the fragrance. TRY iti That's aU.\nWhy, I light up my pipe and pass the \"Good for making cigarettes, too\u2014and\nPicobac. Of course I do. Just like I'm don't forget, you get more tobacco for\ngoing to do again now. your money.\"\nNEW SEAL-TIGHT POUCH1 ,.t\nHANDY POCKET TIN 10)!\nALSO IN H POUND HUMIDOR TINS\n'IT DOES taste good in A PIPE\"!\n0\not Cmmrmwdm. Limit\nGROWN IN SUNNY. SOUTHERN ONTARIO\n 51c?.\n-THI NELSON DAILY NEWS, NELSON, RC\u2014WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, MARCH 14, ISM\nDEFICIT IS LESS\nFOR KOOTENAY\nLAKE HOSPITAL\nNearly $34,000 Free\nTreatment of\nPatients\nMANY ECONOMIES\nPUT INTO EFFECT\nStaff Praised by C. F.\nMcHardy in\nReport\nReduced expenditure* ln practically\nall departments on the one hand\nand a heavy Increase ln bad debts\nand ooat ot caring for Indigent patients, with the net result of a reduction ln deficit from 19289 ln 1932\nto $2789 In 1933 were feature* of\nthe nport of Cf. McHardy, president of Kootenay Lake General\nHoapltal society at tba annual meeting Tuesday. Much ot tbe Improved\nahowlng was due to aale of membership ticket*, which netted 96479.\nIn bis report, llr. McHardy said:\n\"I hsve tha honor to present this,\nmy 'third annual report arM the\nforty-first annual report of your association.\n\"With your permission I will first\ndeal wltb tbs financial side of the\nyear's work. If you wtll compare\nthla year's statement wtth that of\nlast year, you will find some things\ntbst will please you and also |\noouple of Items, not eo pleasant. We\nwill deal wltb tbe pleutng Items\nfirst.\n\"If yoa will oomptre admtnlatre-\n\u2022 tlon salaries you will find that tbs\nj amount bald thla year Is 12007 as\nI against 12480 lsst year, or a saving\n[ of $428. Hasting and lighting costs\nabow a comparison of 11871.10 as \t\nagainst 11899.50, or a saving of ] iouroe of revenue your thanks are\nM28.40. Fuel shows a oomparlaon of mainly due to the untiring efforts\n\u20222V07.M ss against 83783.88 of i 0( your directory namely H. M\nsaving of 8835 58. laundry ahows a Whlmster and R. t>. Barnes,\noomparlaon of 82021.10 a* against \"We must not loss sight of the\n83262 41 or ft saving of 8841.33. Pro-,'fact, however, that this source of\nfesslonal cars of patients shows a\ncomparison of 88447.43 as against\n810,348.84 or a saving of 91801.41.\nStores and kitchen abow a comparison of 94905.80, as against\n88389... I or a saving of 91483.70,\nProvisions show a oomparlaon \u2022 ol\n89875 as against 911,192.86 or a\nsaving of 91317.83.\nNEW LABORATORY\n\"Our laboratory, which was a gift\nfrom Dr. F. M. Auld ftnd some of\nour looal ladles' organisations, particularly, the Daughters of the Empire, Graduate Nurses' association\nand Women's institutes, of this city\nsnd district, gives us a revenue of\n9158734. Thla la an entirely new\nsource of revenue and one that Is\nbound to grow. The revenue from\ntbe X-ray department Is up 9198.91\nover last year's.\n\"Drugs, etc., show a profit ot\n9309.34 thts year, as against a deficit\nof 9419.77 last year\u2014an Increase of\n9729.11. All this la very gratifying.\n\"On tbe other side, free patients\nshow a comparison of 91831118 ss\nsgsinst 814,363.80\u2014or an Increase ot\n91947.29. Bad debts show * comparison of 919,377.14 as against 917.-\n126.83\u2014or an Increase of 82250.51.\nThts condition is regrettsble, but\nnot unlooked for, considering conditions that are prevailing and havq\nprevailed for the past three years.\nDEFICIT LESSENED\n\"The final summing up, however,\nmust be gratifying to you, that Is\nIf any deficit can be gratifying, for\nthis year's deficit Is only 92789 Oj\nas against 19289.42 last year, ahowlng a betterment of 86501 90 ln tbe\ncurrent year's operations.\n\"The showing from these comparison* is due to several causes. One\nIs that economy preached by your\nboard has been practiced wholeheartedly by the staff who by close\nsupervision hsve reduced our costs\nwithout lessening our efficiency.\n\"Another causs Is ths whole-\nhearted support given your Institution by tbe citizens of Nelson and\nsurroXindlng district, u demonstrated\nIn the wonderful response during\nour canvas for fruit and vegetables\nand canned fruit and by the willing-\nnega of several organization* to put\non entertainment* ln aid of the hospital, which were wholeheartedly\npatronised.\n\"Another cause and a very Important causs, was tbe revenue received\nfrom monthly subscribing membership tickets, which amounted to\n95479.10. Had lt not been for thla\nsource of revenue, your directors\nwould bave been forced to close the\ndoors of our hoapltal and turn the\nkey* into tbe city hall. Por thi*\n+\u25a0\nrevenue may be stopped ftt any time\nand then what? In my opinion, the\nanawer le\u2014financial help from the\ncity hall. It might be called a grant\nbut in reality, lt would only be payment for services rendered to tbe\ncllinens of Kelson.\nCITY NOT BEARING SHARK\n\"I will make my meaning clear.\nThe total of the amount* comprised\nln free patients, 816,911.18, and un-\ncollectable accounts, 919,377.14, make\na total of 938,688.29. Past Inquiry\nhu shown that the patients in the\nsbove clssses are about equally divided between civic patients and government patients. On this basis your\nInstitution during tbe past yesr hu\ncontributed free of charge to olvtc\nIndigent sick and Injured, services\nto the amoun t of 917,844.14- \u25a0 -o n\ntbe other hand we have received\nfrom the ctty, on the 70c per diem\nbuls, the sum of 9496090 leaving\na net loss to tbe hospital on civic\nindigent patients, 812,883.24. It seems\nto me tbat the Incoming board muat,\nby some method, so disseminate this\nlnformstton amongst our citizens,\nthst public sentiment will be \u00bb->\nstirred up that our aldermen will\nfeet justified ln making a grant of\nsuch proportions as will at leut ln\npart, pay tor the service we are\nrendering our citizens. It seems to\nme that tbe life and health of our\ncitizens ahould take precedence over\neducation, library, fire protection,\npolloe protection\u2014yet theae services\nare well provided for while the poor\nsick and injured are, to a great\nextent, neglected u fsr as the city\nIs concerned.\n\"During tbe year your Institution\nhu made ateady progress. Your\nlsborstery 1* now well established.\nThs work hu grown so rapidly thst\nyour pathologist, Dr. B. O. Simmonds, Is unable to cope with tbe\nwork, wltb the result that * technician hu been engaged to help\nhtm.\n\"Your directors have decided to\ngradually discontinue\nschool. Preeent students will con\ntlnue until graduation, but no new\nclasses will be taken on. We believe\nthat thla change Kill add to the\nefficiency of your hospital and also\nreduce the cost of operation. Tbe\nchange is being gradually and\nsmoothly worked out.\nTO BE STANDARD\nHOSPITAL\n\"Quite reoently your hoapltal wu\nInspected by Dr. P. c. Bell, representative of the American College\nof Surgeons. Dr. Bell expressed himself u well pleased with conditions\nu be found tbem and ttld your\nboard tbat he would recommend that\nyour hospital be rated u a atanderd\nhospital Just a* soon u our medical\nmen form their association or ataff.\n\"Thts report would not be, complete without expreaslng appreciation\nof tbe work of the Ladle*' auxiliary.\nRELIEF CAMP\nPROTESTS MILD\nMake Demands in the\nEast Kootenay;\nKeep Order\nMOY1E. B. C March 12\u2014The epl-\ndemlg of colds and flue which swept\nthe village seems to have greatly\nabated. Attendanoe at school this\nweek Is nearly normal.\nWilt Shellar went into oranbrook\nhospital Monday to undergo a minor\noperation.\nClaude Carpenter la going Into the\nranching business this spring, and\nis getting a place ready a few miles\neast of town.\nBen Ballantyne Is also extending\nhis operations and is contemplating\nclearing more land.\nThere is talk amongst some of\nthe boys of starting mushroom culture here. There are several suitable places ind no doubt something will come of tt.\nTh\u00ab usual signs of spring are\nmuch in evidence, but ever more\nsignificant are the fncis that\nnunme Desaulnlers is busy repau\nIng his boat, while Jack Lysack\nhas his speeder nearly ready to\ntake to the water.\nThe peaceful routine of the Ald-\nrldge Relief camp was twloe broken\nlut week by strikes, although so\npeseesble and orderly were the proceedings thst the word strike is\nreally a \u2022misname. The first which\nthe training | took plaoe on the 6th wu really\nln the nature of a formal protest\nin which the whole camp took part\nand wu ln conjunction with similar proceeding in other campa ln\nthe district.\nThe resolutions were to be forwarded to Hon. Mr. Pattullo and\nNH\nSocial News\nof Rossland\nTbe following ootuma of social\nnsws and happenings in Rossland\nis conducted by Mrs Bessie B\nPerguson Phone Mra Ferguwo\nat ber home In Rossland snd\ntive her details ot events os in-\nirest to tbi* oolumn.\nROSSLAND, .March 13\u2014The annual\n\"Mother and Daughter\" service of\nSt. Andrew's United church was conducted Sunday evening by Miss Mary\nRogers assisted by C.O.I.T. girls. Miss\nRogers told of tiw different one*\nbearing treuures to the city of tbe\nKing, with its four gates. Aill Hermans told ot the purpose of the\nC.G.I.T. as lt assisted the glrla* to\nlive the four-fold life; Beth Bulck\ntold of the flr\u00abt gate \"The Home\"\u2014\nguarded by the Mother; Cleo Nyman\nof tbe second gate \"The School\"\u2014\nwhich assisted ln fitting girlhood to\nenter the battle of life; Bertha Dup-\nperson spoke on the third gate\n\"Friendship\" which did so much to\nmake life strong and beautiful; and\nMildred Shellard told of the fourth\ngate \"The Church\", which gave opportunity for service.\nRev. C. H. Daly contrasted \"the\nhome without Christ\" thst which\nsheltered Herod, Herodlu and her\ndaughter, with the various homes ln\nthe Scriptures and ln later days\nwhere Christ ts loved and honored.\nThe speaker told of the Influence\nexterted by Christian womanhood\nand urged the girls present to fit\nthemselves for a life of service.\ns \u2022 \u2022\nMr. and Mrs. Isaac Tyaon and aon\nRichard were week-end vlaltora ln\nttte city.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nMrs. P, T. Abey who hu been\nspending several week* wtth her husband In the city hu returned to\nher home in Kulo.\nMr. and Mrs. D. H. WUllama have\nreturned frem a wedding trip to\nthe cout, and will spend a few\nweeks with Mrs. Williams' father,\nRt. Hon. R. B. Bennett and con-' j p.~ Mulligan, before going on to\nslsted of a demand for: I their home in Saskatchewan.\nFree unemployment insurance; _ | ,\nwsge scale of 40 cents per hour; to\nbe taken of the strength of the department of nation jl defence and\nplaced on straight relief.\nThere were also some local grlev-\nsnoes such u better tood etc.. but\nthle did not apply to the Aldrldge\ncamp where food oondltlona are\nvery utlsfactory.\nWork wu resumed tbe day after\ntbe protest; but on ifaich 9 a sympathy atrike wu called in support\nof tbe camps who have refused to\nwork. Thla time the camp\nHOLD ACHESON\nFUNERAL, NAKUSP\nCorbin Man Goes\nOORBIN, Martin 8\u2014E. Humphrys.\nC.P.R. fuel agent, of Winnipeg, paid\na Halt to Oorbin Prlday.\nGordon Oe-at-w, who wee reoently\noperated upon for appendicitis in\nthe Fernie General hospital, returned\nto Corbin Monday.\nMolra Mansell recently entertained\nthe membera of the little Sisters'\nclub ai Uw home of her mother.\nMax Belecky of Pernle wu a Corbin vlaltor.\nMany hockey enthusiast* motored\nto Coleman Friday to see the game\nbetween Olds and Coleman, alao to\nBlalrmore Saturday nlfht where the\nfinal game waa' played, which resulted ln Coleman winning the Alberta Intermediate championship.\nLlUle Benny Joyce returned to\nCorbin Sunday after baring apent\nthe past two weeks with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Joyce, ln\nColeman.\nMrs. S. Knight held a bridge party\nin the boarding house prldsy event in ln aid of the Pernle General\nhospital.\nJoeeph BaU left for Coleman reoently, where he hu since obtained\nemployment with the International\nOoal A. Coke company.\nM. W. Cooke, CP.R. 'aajeyer, of\nColeman wu a prlday visitor ln\nCorbin.\nMrs. John Brown, who with her\nfamily, hu ipent the past few weeks\nIn Oorbin the guest of her slater,\nMrs. W. Halle, returned to her\nhome ln Coal Creek Sunday.\nMr. and Mre. J. Donnaehle left\nMonday for Beattle to attend the funeral of the letter's brother-in-law\nMr. Patterson.\nMlu Myrtle Whitoomb of Coleman\nwu a visitor ln Oorbin during the\nweek.\nMlu Mary Woroheo who hu been\nworking In Vancouver for a few\nmemths. hu returned to Corbin.\nJamee Stracban, barrister of Natal.\nwu a week-end vlaltor tn Oorbin.\nSir Thomaa apent tiw week-end\nwith hia family In Bellevue, Alt*.\nKnamelware can be kept clean by\nrubbing with a paste made of ult\nsnd vinegar.\n\u2666\u00bb\u2666*\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2666\u25a0-\u2022\u2666'\nTrail\nFrom Day\nTo Day\nBY A. R. J.\n\u2666-\u2666-\u2666-\u2666-\u2666-\u2022\nBeans, beans, beans and mors\nbeans. Prom 5 o'clock Ssturdsy\nafternoon on to midnight, 278 curlera partook of the nary food when\nthey were not playing on the curling sheets.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nBut beans did not comprise tbo.\ntotal spread. There were more beans,\npickles, tomato ketchup, cheeu and\ncrackers, putties and coffee.\n\u2022 \u2014\u2022 \u2022\nThe two comparatively amall tables\nwere busy the whole nlgbt through.\nOU cloth oovered their wodden tops.\nWhat? a laundry bill would bave resulted If Itpen had been used.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nWho the first man to be served\nwu. Is not known but our friend\nPhil wat almost' the lut.\n\"Pus the heel,\" uld Jack Balfour,\nu he aaked tor the bread. And Jack\nenjoyed many a plate o'beans.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nAt the ume sitting when Jack\ntucked Into the beans ut a mechanic who said something about coupling pins\u2014a banker, a doctor, a\nplumber, a fireman and a druggist.\nProm the conversation no one could\ngather what their vocation wu,\nonly that they were curlers.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nAH through the night, game* that\nhad been won and lost were replayed\nin the clubrooms. Walking about,\nln each corner one could hear, \"Now\nthere was a rock there, and a rock\nthere, . . . and that ms tbe time\nto move on.\nDANGER OP WHITE PAPER\nBEING FOISTED\nBOMBAY. (CP)\u2014M. A Jinn ah,\nlecturing to the Muslim student*'\nunion here recetnly. uld that unless\nthe oountry** leaders could forget\ntheir differences and review the situation tfresh there wu danger of the\nWhite Paper being foisted on Indls\nu It stood.\nPAGE THAU\nMAKE BIG BLAST\nLONGBEACH ROAD\nLONGBEACH BAST OAMP, March\n13\u2014William Ramuy. provincial public worka engineer, aod J. Talt,\nbridge foreman, visited ttat* project\nyesterday, examining tbe site of the\nnew bridge which lt will be necesury to construct across Red Pish\ncreek before the completion of work\nupon the new diversion of tbe highway.\nOne hundred and fifty-six sticks\nof dynamite, an unusually large\ncharge, wu put into one shot in a\nrock cut on tbts project, Saturday.\nJohn Appiewhslte, timekeeper st\nthis camp, visited his home at Willow point during the week-end. He\nalso visited Nelson.\nB. R. (Bob) Humphries, storekeeper\nIs keenly Interested in the forthcoming Oxford-Cam bridge boat rac-\nwhich takes place on Saturday-\nWhile at work In the kitchen\nhere Monday, Frank Peck bad the\nmisfortune to cut the palm of his\nleft band.\nIf another Indication were necessary that spring Is clou at hand,\nit wu afforded nere Monday by the\nfact that the cook uked that the\nscreen doors be put'on the kitchen\nand dining room, u flies were starting to be troublesome.\nPILES DROVE\nHIM CRAZY\nWINS RELIEF \u2014 WANTS\nALL TO KNOW RECIPti\nOnly pile sufferers know tb* subbing pains and social shsme he\nwent through dsy and night. As a\nlut resort he tried a Doctor's\nPrescription, oalled Chtna-Rotd.\nwhich uved him from further torture and perhaps ths operating\ntable. Right away Itching and pain\nstopped and in a couple ot weeks\npiles had almoat completely shrunk\naway. Now he runs up snd down\nthe stairs bends orer and alts down\nwithout pain. Everyone should know\nthis merciful relief. Chlna-Rold is\ninexpensive and can be hsd at all\ndrug stores Money back warranty.\nNAKUSP. March 13\u2014The funeral\nof the late Mrs. L. J. Atcheson,\nwidow of the late Rev. W. H.\nAtcheson, sn American congregational minister, slater-ln-law of J.\n^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Teaa * H. Stevenaon of Glenbank, took place\nvery much divided, and while eome \u25a0 from tbe United church\u2014Thursday.\n\u25a0\u2022s\nNEW\nCHEVROLET\nof the leader* stood fast, the majority of tbe men went back to\n: work next day.\n| On Saturday about a doten of\nthose responsible for the strike were\ngiven thetr transportation back to\n! tbe towns\" ln Alberta that they\nI originally came from.\n1 It wu noticeable that freight\ntralna going both eut and wut are\nagain carrying their quot* of travellers seeking fresh fields and pastures new.\nA radio bu now been Installed\nin tbe camp at Aldrldge and the\nrecreation but made much more attractive.\nDevelops Claims\non Carmi Creek\nCARMI. Mer. 13.-J. B. Miller re-\nporta work pr ugr easing nloaly on tbe\nnew May tunnel on eouth aide of\nOarmi creek. Tble tunnel will In\ntime top a number of clalma Including the May, No. 3. No. 9- Lester, mMMt Ut wm_f-rit \u00ab*., \u00ab\u2022 \u00ab*\u00ab\u25a0* am-\nM and Ophlr, and would ultimately i mar* 1* the gueat of Mr. and Mrs\nRev. A. C. Pound, officiating. Two of\nthe decessed's favorite hymns were\nsung. The pallbearers were *\u25a0 W.\nBailey, H. L. Miller, K. W. Bill. T.\nBowe*, T. Abriel and E. Oxenham.\nMr. and Mrs. Jamea Parent. O.\nSutherland and H. Thurgood returned from Halcyon. The lut three\nmentioned acted u pallbearers st\nthe funeral of Adelard Bloodln, who\nleaves an aged widow but no children.\nMlu Doris Harlow arrived Saturdsy\nfrom Beaton, where ahe hu been\nemployed.\nMrs. Oeorge Johnson and children\nwho have been vlaltlng relations in\nSalmon Arm, returned Saturday.\nC. Tingling of Grahams wu a\nvisitor In town Saturday.\nW. J. D. Rogera and children also\nC. Greenland, of Arrow park, were\nvlaltora in town Saturday\nMr. and Mrt. W. Sklpmaker of\nIdgewood arrived Saturday and are\nthe guest* of Mr. and Mrs. C.\nThe C.O.I.T. met Friday at the\nhome of Mrs. B. W. Bill. Rom Bailey occupied the chair Two chap-\nten of \"The Toung Revolutionist\nwere read.\nMrs. J. Hexton Jr. of West De-\ndevelop ttt* Ptoneer and Hecla claims\nto the aouth of Uw Lester M and\nOphlr. An epeoumglng ahowlng appear* on th* Leeter M, Juat south of\nMay claim.\nTRAIN HAS HARD\nGOING TO LARDO\nLAKDKJW. B. C. Utt 11.\u2014TlM\nSee it now at Our Showrooms\nEnjoy THE FLOATING \u00a3IDE\nREMEMBER the famous pioneer Chevrolet Six of 1929? Now\n1 we urge you to gee and drift another revolutionary Chevrolet\n\u2022\u2014the new Chevrolet for 19M! It gives tou \"Knee-Action\" wheel*\nfor the Floating Ride ... more powerful, even more economical\nengine ... safer, bigger brakes ... new \"YK\" frame ... longer,\nroomier, air-streamed Bodies by Fisher... improved No-Draft\nVentilation. Drive the new Chevrolet just once and you'll never\nbe satisfied with any other low-priced car. Because only Chevrolet\n\u2014 Canada's Great Sales Leader \u2014 could build ont tar with dl\nthese great advancements!\nLOW DELIVERED PRICES AND EASY GM MC TERMS\nI A. Steenoff. \t\nW. Craft of Needle* is a visitor\nIn town.\nMra. C. Hardy of Olendevon Is a\nvisitor In town, the gueet of Mrs.\nR. Brodle.\nBorn to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Tsi- I\nbot In the Arrow Lakes hospital. !\nMarch 9. a daughter.\nMrs. R. Isllp entertained a number '\nof Une younger set recently, tbe oc- ,\n culon being her elder daughter. ,\nCPR barge carrying the train, made j Molly's .1st birthday. Bridge wu I\n\\ a trip to Lardeau Tueeday, Mar. 6. played at three table* and dMnty\n>The train bad considerable difficulty [ refreshments served. The guests In*\nln tte trip to Oerrard\u2014tbe anow | eluded the guest of honor, J. Harris.\n'being packed hard and ln aoene IR. Jordan, O Ledger, R. Blythe, P.!\n| place* the tack wu coveted with j Alpsen. Mr. and Mrs. R. Barlow, the I\niloe It wu neoeaaary to use a! mtssu M. Jordan. Kay Powler. Phyl- ;\n[snow plow. | Us Sheffield and Msbel Alpsen.\nOonaMerable mining activity la ei- 1 \u2014 \u25a0\u25a0\u00bb\u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0- \u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' I\n, pected to atari In the Lardeau district ln the near future.\n1 A \u25a0mall lumber mill, operated\nJ. Raper and Mr. Smith la expected\nto start cutting soon. The mill is I\nsituated about three mllu north or i\nea- | _-\u2014\u2014\n1 Miss Naylor and J.\nEselmont Winners\n0 URGER AIR\nCOOLED BRAKES\n0 EXCLUSIVE FISHER\nVENTILATION\n0 NEW STRONGER\n\"YK\" FRAME1\n0 AUTOMATIC\nSTARTERATOR\ne OCTANE SELECTOR\nGtnitttMt*mnt'l1imiJ\\aattni*mit\n' Not only have triey contributed\nrinsnclsl help In ths amount of\nS603 04 but whst the help of a devoted body of women means to an\ninstitution cannot be utlmated In\n| dollars and cent*.\n\"ln closing I wsnt to extend my\nthsnk* snd your thanks to Mlu K.\njEthel Oray, who placed us on the\nfoundation on wblcb we are now\nbuilding and to Mlis Vera B. Ildt\n: for the very efficient manner In\n1 which abe hu carried on during Mtu\n1 Oray'a enforced absence. I alao wish\n; to thank the other members of the\n|staff and also th* board members\n' for tbelr loyal support during the\nput year.\nI \"To the Incoming board I wlah\nevery suoceas theirs wltl bs the prob-\n' lems of a new and I trust, a better\nyear. On* problem will be that al- j \t\nready mentioned of convincing the \u25a0 aim*. o ll I\ncity council of IU duty to carry a Military Ball IS\n, heavier portion of the load caused1 -- *'-\nby the Indigent alck and Injured.\nAnother problem will be the foster-\ning of the forming of a medical staff\nslresdy referred to.\n\"Another problem will be the revision of our bylaws which are obsolete. In theae matters and in sll\nothers that your new board will be\ncalled upon to solve. I wish them\n\t\nEDOEWOOD. March 13-The Bad- '\nmlnton club held a tournament Prl- ,\nday. After some very exciting play\nthe winners were J. Itolmont and\nMis* Naomi Naylor with W. Part-\nrldg* and Mis* Wataon aecond, and \\\nDr and Mr*. Teld third.\nJ. O. Cameron, who hu been a\nresident of Edgewood for four or '\nfive months, nnd a regular attend-\nsnt at the Badminton club, left for i\nPort Oeorge lut week.\nThe Liberal assoclstlon held a\ngeneral meeting Saturday night and I\nreceived the report of It* delegates\nto tbe district convention at New\nDenver.\nMr. and Mrs. William Wilson rs-\ntuitied from Nelson lut week, where\nthey had been to attend the funeral\nof Oeorge Perguson. The lstter wu i\na brother of Mra. Wilson.\n.LSON TRANSFER CO., LTD.\nGeneral Motors Dealers for Nelson and District\n>HONE 35 323 VERNON ST.\nDONT SUFFER PILES\nTwo Special Preparations\nn, |k\u00ab Maker, \u2022( Mm, ointment\nQUICK RELIEF! _____________________\nTwo kinds\u2014 No I. tor Bleadlni (aold I and Oonatabl* au-Mtaon In thtlr\nHeld at Kimberley\nKiMBOtltT. Maroh u\u2014A wry Interact aooUl event mtt th* dance\nmmamwaly. rrata the offloen and\nmen of A companj. tint battalion.\nKootenor reflmeot, mere hoat* to a\nrathrrtiw of people from Cranbrook\nand Klmberley\nAmong tha Ore\u2014brook ruaata ver*\nLieut.-Ool. D. Phllnot and will. Capt.\nWjrau and -rift, Lieut, and Itn.\nMcDonald. Lieutenant Collier. lieutenant Hojmrtrj. lieutenant Hanna.\nprorlnclal Se\u2014mnt Gammon and\nwife. Mr. Dlioa of the public worka\ndepartment aad wife and addlnf a\nnote of color to the aaeembly corporal ThomewwrU. Oona\u2014bla Diietin\nIn Tube with pipe for Internal\nuat), eooth\" and heel* No 1\ntor ttcblnt or Pareeltlo run\nBold In Jar, for eiternal\nonly. Kill* tha Panalte\nand atop* Itching.\nMECCA cs*\nPILE REMEDIES\n'. a\nscarlet uniform*. Pred J. Scott wu\nalao preaent.\nTtw local officers were Captain\nEvans, commander of the company,\nLieut. P. 8. SutherUad and Second\nLieut. E. Taylor. Tna decorations and\nUghtirns for tbe hall were unlqus,\nths stage representing a battle front,\npiled up sand bags, bursting shells\nand spotlight*. Many beautiful gowns\n^l)\u00bbte0tt*T&A\u00a3 (Eompdn^.^\nINCOftPORATIO J- MAT I9IO.\nShop at \"THE BAY\" Thursday\nSWAGGER\nSUITS\n*17-50 to *27-50\nAttractive suits in rough tweeds\nor fine woolens, some necklines\nshow scarf ties, while others are\nfinished with xevers, plain or\nnovelty sleeves. All coats are nicely lined with crepe. Skirts come\nplain or with kick pleats. Popular\ncolor range in various sites.\n300 Pairs\nFull-Fashioned Hosiery\nSem>service or chiffon weight hosiery,\nwhich, because of very slight imperfections, can be sold at this\nlow price.i'Choose them In j__Q_\nyour spring colors. Sizes j*l\n8lj to 10V_. Pair \"*.-,\nLADIES' CELANESE HOSE\nNew shipment of dull finished celanese\nto the top hosiery. Beautiful hose for _\neveryday wear. Every pair perfect. Smart 'zfjC\nnew shades. 8-,i to 10V_- a J7\nPair ' *\u2022\u2022:\u25a0\u25a0\nWRITING\nTABLETS\n50 onlr wrltlnt tablete. amen,\nmedium and lanre alee. In\nlawn, kid and linen \u00ab_>\nflnlah. tack ***r^\nWOMEN'S FASHION SHOES\nFeaturing new ties in black or brown kids or\ncalf, also suede ties and pumps with fancy\nstitching and perforations. All new\nfashions and styling to complete\nthat spring ensemble. Cuban or hignS *Z*95\ncuban and low walking heels. Width J\nAA to D. Pair ...\u2022\t\nBoys'\nPULLOVERS\nNew arrlnla. anappr medium\nweitht awNttar* for boy*. Plain\nand heather mliture* Site,\nr^d\"., \u00ab.00\nMen's Quality Tweed Pants\n$2*95\nGood quality medium weight wool tweed\ntrousers, just the weight for spring\nwear, or to match that coat and vest.\nSizes 30 to 44 waist. Pair\t\nMen's\nWork Pants\nHeavy blue denim or\nkhaki drill work pants.\nEvery pair well tailored and strongly sewn.\nSixes 30 to 44.\nn\n.69\nHBC PURE FOOD SPECIALS\nService Grocery\n193\u2014Phones\u2014194\nrHRISTIt'S CHOCOLATC Jg^\ni.RtlHM NKJCITS U. *J\nIEBSH ASPARAOIS\u2014 mmf\nTm It) -***\nFRESH RHIBARB\u2014 mm*\nPer bnnr* **mt\nCALIP. OMSW.I- \u00abr<*\nI do*, for **\nNELSON STRAWBKKHt *,*.(\u25a0\nJAM\u201440-O*. Jar .... ... *\u00bb\nl-ORT (HRRV TEA\u2014 CC*\nPer lb **\nGroceteria\nl.t XIRIOl'S COFTEE\u2014\nPer Ik\t\n.lllKRlil- i-im trrn\nMARMALADE\u2014 ll-o*. Jar\nMELOORAIN HEALTH\nMEAL\u20141-lb. l*l. \t\nI.OWNKVH ASST.\nCHOCOLATES\u2014Per lb...\nMUEMAR HONEY\u2014\nt<-*_ Jar .,\nHIRES- SLICED PINEAPPLE\u2014 I*; per tin . .\n45*\nn*\n30\u00ab\nIf*\nm*\n \u25a0 m NELSON DAILY NEWS, NILSON, B.C.\u2014WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, MARCH 11, 1334\nrAOt roil\nEstablished April 33, 1303\n\"Itterior of British Columbia's Family Newspaper\"\n__i ALL THI lOWS WHILl IT 18 NtTWfl\n__\"\n\u00ab\"^- \u2022?S_JS.\u00b0S'o' cSS5_.Y8Uuirm,.\nStreet. Nelson. BrltUh Oolumbls.\nthe\n319\nraws\nBaer\nM.mber ol Th. Canadian PnM Lesssd Win News Service\nMember of th. AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS\nWEDNESDAY, MARCH 14,1934.\nTHE GLEE CLUB DESERVES PRAISE\nNelson Glee club deserves a great deal of credit\nfor Its enterprise in arranging for a Series of three\nconcerts, at which the leading artistes are of ttje same\ncalibre as the Hollywood musicians, Miss Hitter and\nMiss Teitsworth, who so delighted the surprisingly\namall audience at the first of the series Monday night.\nThe Glee club has arranged for the series without any expectation of making money\u2014Monday night's\nconcert resulted in a loss\u2014but with the sole purpose\nof enabling Nelson and district music lovers to receive\nthe benefits of the opportunity of hearing a class of\nartistes who otherwise would not perform in Nelson.\nIt is to be hoped that the remaining two concerts,\nthe first of which will be on Easter Monday, will be\nheavily patronized. It is certain that all of the 200 who\nattended Monday's event will wish to enjoy the remaining two concerts of the series. ,\nWE NEED ARTIFICIAL ICE\nEnterprising and forward-looking citizens of Nelton who realize that the community is losing business,\nand therefore opportunities for employment, because of\nthe lack of an artificial iee rink in a building which\nwould also accommodate badminton, serve as an auditorium, etc., will be interested in the news that Trail\nis seriously considering enlarging its artificial ice rink.\nNelson begrudges Trail none of its advantages', it\ndelights in the progress which is constantly being made\nat the smelter center; but it feels sadly out of the\npicture in connection with curling and hockey because\neven in fairly good winters-from the viewpoint of ice\nsports we can never depend upon having sufficiently\nsustained cold periods to be able to arrange for any\nfuture event with any assurance of ice.\nSuch events as the Kootenay Musical Festival are\nbecoming increasingly difficult to accommodate in Nelson. A district-wide badminton tournament cannot be\nhandled satisfactorily. Many events which should be\nheld in Nelson do not eome to Kootenay at all. Directly and indirectly we are losing much busyness through\nlack of necessary facilities.\nBetween\nYou and\neMe\nby j. b. c.\nThe latest move on *tbe part of\nTexa# sheriffs la to veot an electrified fence around the JaU to prevent\nfuture escapes. It's Just a revamping\nof tbe old moat Idea and still using\nUm juice.\nPresumably that Amerloan lady who\ngot a divorce beoause hubby dropped\na anake down her back, waant wearing ber evening gown at tbe time,\n\u2022 \u2022 \u00abr\nEGOS\nK doeen B.C. egga for M oenta\nIn Vanoouver this Is the prloe\nProm the poult; y man thla brings\nforth comment*\nIn language thata not vary nice\nWhen looking at a Ifontneal paper\ntoday\nKgga are 46 cents a doaan I see\nThe reason for this I cannot ear\nUnless they're the AD. variety\nWHAT DO YOU THINK?\nLetters may be published tn this\ncolumn under a nom de plume,\nbut writers must algn their own\nnames for the Information of the\nEditor an_ as evidence or good\nfaith.\ncan produce to auch a degree, thanks\nto acdenoe, wist we an not allowed\nto use that wheoh we, aa a people,\ncan produce. This la the indictment\nagalnat the preeent economic system\nwhich is authoritatively called capitalism.\nTeohnocraoy endeavors to prove\nour capacity to produce and seeks to\nmake It possible for mankind to\nbensflt through the leisure made\navailable, thanks to science. That Is\ntechnocracy's goal. Of course that\nalao Is the goal of many others, Including C.C.F., floclallata, and yes,\neven our communistic fronds or enemies tts you wish, their difference-\nbeing summed up ln tactloa. Ths\nother element* In economic and\npolitical life other than these ar*\npossibly not yet convinced that the\npolitical economy ot capitalism has\nproved antique and wtll no longer\nanswer our purpoee. Ths prloe or\nprofit system. oeplt*llam, was made\nto function and grew only rn an\nage of soar dty.\nToday the environment haa changed and we have an age of plenty or\nAuction and\nContract Bridge\nBy the World'! Leading Authority,\nMILTON C, WOK\nNICE DEPENPE\nTechnocracy Plus\nSocialism Best for\nHumanity, Says Tec'\nTo the Bdltor:\nSir\u2014In your editorial headed \"Machinery Bite Back,\" you use quotations to show that science haa provided work for many In the new\ntechnical field of employment aa airplane, auto, electric and radio field*.\nAlao has made It posslbls to cater\nto*new desires. Increasing production\nand making lt possible, through less\nhours of labor, for mankind to be\ngiven the opportunluea for experiencing and appreciating the better\nthings of life formerly available to\nthe wealthy and politically favored.\nThe quotations and authorities are I___3_.i^_I____l \"_-_____ \"_\u25a0'\"__-* __\nnot to be disputed and the edi-; P***1*\"*1 P*\"1\/ \"-\"\u2022\u2022** to \u2022*\u2022\u00ab\u00ab\ntorlilla to beTco^urJnded Tor ^he ! \u00ab* ** *\u2022 \u00ab\u00ab\u25a0\u00bb \u00ab\u00bb' ln ~* \u00bb\u25a0> *\nON THE AIR TONIGHT\nMany a hand, both ln tbe rubber\nI game and In duplicate, reaulbi ln\nthe Declarer's oontraet balm fulfilled with no one Imagining that\ntha adversaries had the opportunity\nfor any play not of the pianola\nvariety. However, at times ln duplicate, some expert defender will\nshow thst this la not the caee, as\nthe following hand proves.\nCANADIAN RADIO\nCOMMlftHION NETWORK\n6-00 One Hour Wltb Tou\n7:80 News and Westher Poreoast\n7:31 Dance Orch-, Reglna\nBrOO \"The Bentleys Hsve Music\"\n9:00 Oeorte Peaker, organist\neducational and creative inspirational\nmaterial. But the editorial writer\nwould do well to make himself more\nland of plenty. To make the preeent\nsystem function, lt will be necessary\nto Inhibit science and scrap ma*\n\u25a0 nni\u25a0_-\u25a0.*-ii -nth t-hrv\u00ab.r\u00bb ir* T ohlnery. Truly your editorial is\n^r^,\u00bbTtMt^_-^r\u00ab;wji'^\u00ab \u2022*-*-**\u25a0*. ****-****\u2022 *****\naald the same and more and will\nheartily endorse the quotations.\nIt dees seem a pity that when we\nBack\" (but at capitalism and those\nsupporters of the present order).\nTBO\nVERSE\nMT WANDBBINO THOt'ORTS\nThis wonderful city on ths Isle\nXs separated from Nelson by many a\nmile,\nBut although we are separated by\nland aad by saa\nrm thinking of someone, atlll dear\nto ma.\nMy week-ends are tonesbme.\nMy thoughts often wander,\nTo the Joys of Nelson.\nWe shared laat summer.\nToday, the sun, I have not seen\nThe world seem* dreary sll around,\nNot one bright ray of gleam\nIn the ay, today, X found.\nOutside, no mountains can I ses\nThe rain is falling flat\nHera I'm sitting quietly\nThinking of the past.\nThe car accident, tbe courthouse, the\nMil,\nAll come back to me now.\nAa one long, sad tale\nBsmppearlng in my frowning brow.\n1IH.D.\nt Victoria\nQUACK DOCTOBS rUHBIBHINO\nLONDON. (CPl \u2014 High and low\nseek the advice of quack doctors who\nare \"as flourishing as ever\" aald Sir\nCuthbert Wallace, prominent surgeon, in the course of his Hunterlan\npr atlon.\nTHE NOTABLE THREE\ngot sornathlng new on my crystal\nset\nIt wu station JBC.\nIt appears as thouih CJV Is all wet\nAccording to the Noble Three\nThere's Highland Laesde, KMI. and\nslso D. Charley\nTo thank them I take thla chance\nThey would be a success at any\npeaes parley\n'Ooa a pat on the back la worth two\non the pants. \"D. TUBS'*\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \\\nDear \"JBC.\"\nWill you allow me. to pay \"C. Suey\"\nback\nFor that dirty Irish crack?\nHe calls our peaceful town,\nA village of eheoke.\nIt'e easy to see he hasn't been around\nAnd mind broadening travel he lacks.\nSouth Slocan haa two storea,\nA lot of good homes and mat,\nIt haa a mayor,\nOne we rsepeot with the greateat of\noare\nIt hu a picturesque pool\nThat throughout the years haa been\na tool.\nPer tha poets and painters\nAlao the fisherman's reeo-oroes.\nIt'a easy to see he's Ignorant of\ncourse,\nI can make a good guess where tt\ncsme bora.\nSo I won't say any more but Juet\n31gn myself 'TOM\"\nlea\nTO THE Hill\nWhat next will oome to Kootenay\nsake\nA*chef la ttte latest addition.\nMuah and applssauoe Is all we make\nAccording to tradition.\nA suet pudding for afternoon taa\nServed with treacle from a allver\ncrust\nWould be considered a daUohcy\nIf we only had the suet.\n-\"D. TECS'\nsee\nTO D.A.\nInspiration does not come\nProm drinking erery oryatola\n5en_ me along a bottle of rum\nAnd I'll write some real epistles.\n\u2022DTBES'\nTHAT BODY OF YOURS\nBy JAMES W. BARTON, M.D.\nTHE I'M OB rt'NCTION OP\nTHE GALL BLADDEB\nOne of the organs I wu never\nsble to understand wu ths gall\nbladder, it holda only a small\nquantity of bile, whereu the amount\nmanufactured by the Uver In one\ndsy would fill it many times.\nHowever u the bile In ths gall\nbladder wu thicker or more concentrated than when It waa manufactured ln the liver,' X had the idea\nthat this thickness made up for Its\nlack of quantity; that It was used\nfor emergencies.\nNow u the liver Is the king of\n\u2666M-?\nVJ-M\nfM\n\u2666141-2\n\u2666M\n\u2666MIS-.\nKJR\nNBC-KOO NETWOBK\nRI1Q KOW KPI KOO KOMO KJR\n890 MO i M0 700 M0 \u00bb70\n0:00 Ray Heatherlngton, Singing\nTroubadour, guest artist\n0:30 John MoOormeck, tenor\n7:00 Oorn Cob Pips Olub, barn-\nmuato\n7:S0 Juat Around the Corner, Walter\nBeban'a Oroh,\n8:00 Amoa *n\" Andy\n8:16 20.000 Yeara ln Sing Sing\n846 Winning the West, dramatic\nsketch\n9:16 Phil Harris and Leah Ray\n9:30 Pred Allen's Revue\n10:00 News rissl.es\n10:16 Financial and Buslneu Review\n(KOO)\n10:18 Mark Hopkln's Oreh. (KOO)\n11:00 Ted Plorlto's Oroh.\n11:00 Tom Coekley'e Orch. (KOO)\n11:30 Kay Kyaer's Orch.\n11:30 Organ Oonoert (KOO)\n970 k J\t\nMATTLE \u25a0___________\n6:00 Dream Melodlee\n6:30 High School Reporter-\n6:46 Dinner Dansant\n7:16 Taraan of the Apu. B. T\n8:00 Viennese Vagabonds\n8:30 Dollars and Oenta\n8:46 Prank and Archie, B. T.\n9:00 Muted Strlnga\n9:30 Male Quartet\n0:48 Dancing With Whlteman\n10:00 Jules Buffanos- Orch.\n10:30 Melodies and Memories\n11:80 Starlight Hours\n309.1 W\n6000 w\nsalts form an important part.\nAa soon u the meal that la eaten passu out of the stomach Into\nthe small Intestine, the lower end\nof the gall bladder opens and pours\nsoma of this contentrated bile on\nthe food. The bile ulta ln thla bile\nare immediately absorbed bT the\nblood vessels connected with the\nsmsll Intestine, and theee bile salts\nare carried directly to the liver and\nstimulate the liver to Increased activity.\nThis means that the liver makes\nmore bile to und to the gall bladder and tha gall bladder continues\nto expel more of Its bile Into the\nthe onsns and the gall bladder an ] smaii' Intestine\u2014a circular action.\nPAMOIB PEARL IH IN DELHI\nImportant part of lt, an Irritable\nball bladder being responsible for\na great ttea) of pain and distress,\nmuch research work is belli* done\non the liver and gall bladder\nthroughout the entire world.\nAnd one of ths dlsooverlcs. ten\nyears ago, wu that the bile in the\ngall bladder hid another important\njob besides helping to increaee the\namount of bile which goea directly\nto the small intestine instead of\ngoing to tbe gall bladder first.\nWhen there Is no food in the I\nstomach, that la the body Is tn a\n\"fasting\" state, before a. meal, the\nliver la manufacturing bile, but the\namount Is very smsll. Ths gall bladder is partly filled with thick or\nconcentraed bile, of which the bile\nThus the gall bidder does mora\nthan simply hold thick bile to be\nused tn emergencies.\nIt means that the uw or function of the gall bladder la to pro.\nvide a \"reserve\"* of concentrated or\nthick bile which Is of value both\nIn digutlon and u a means of\nstimulating ths liver to incressed\nactivity* at the time when It ts most\nneeded, that la during digutlon.\nResearch physicians have been able\nto ahow that any bending exercise\ndeep breathing, anything thst squeezes the Uver stimulates activity ln\nthe Uver snd gall bladder Thus\nbile flowing down In the intestine\nkills harmful organisms and Is a\nnatural purgative, preventing constipation\nAt every table the oontraet wu\nthree No Trumpa, West being the\nDeclarer. With South-North always\npassing, the unanimous decision of\nthe west-East playera was that the\nbidding should be one Diamond, one\nHeart, one No Trump, two No\nTmmpe, thru No Trumpa, and the\nunanimous decision of the North\nplayers wu that the correct original\nlead wu the Ten of Spades.\nTbe Declarer, able to win thta\ntrtck In either hand, determined\nthat Wut ahould take lt' and try\nthe Heart finesse, preferring that to\nth* Diamond finesse becauu wtth\nthe Heart finesse losing, there would\nbe leu chance for a successful Club\nattack. When South'* Xing of\nHearts won, every South but one returned his partner's suit, thinking\nthat the lead might have been from\na long suit headed by an honor and\n10-9 and, if so, that the ault eould\nbe established with the tou of one\ntrick, and then an entry.would urs\ngame. When thla happened. But\nwon the spade lead and the Dla\nmond ftnaau wu taken, the Declarer\nbeing able to make game without\ndifficulty.\nTHE CORRECT DEPENSR\nTEN YEARS AGO\n(From Th* naii, \\>*i sf March\n14, 1M4|\nTemperatures yesterday were 87\nand 49 degreu.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nAn Important alnc atrike hu bwn\nmade at Oalena Peru.\nPtfty mills, one ml'l below last\nyear, is the probable tax* rate for\nCranbrook.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nThe West Arm Is now slightly\nabove aero at Nelson.\n] rapturous pralu. Is now in Delhi.\nUNEMPLOYMENT CAl M\nBT. PANCRAS. England. (CP)\u2014\nonu the brilliant leader of a fine , , .\t\n(rchutra, but driven _y unemploy. i almost forgot to mention. 1\nment snd privation to tike his own j alao on relief. \"n \"\u25a0\nlife, wu tb* story of Julius Cupar,\nas told at the Inquest recently.\nREMOVING KPOT8\nIf you hsv* a dress with a ataln\nyou cannot remove, take some eusi-\nh-p'us oil snd moisten the place.\nRub with s damp cloth, and plscs a\n_-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0_..\u2014 - . wet cloth and very hot Iron ovar the\nHorses In Japan wear atrew shoes. 1 spot. The result is miraculous. Try\nand must be reahod every ten miles. It.\nLADY CHEAPE DIED NATURAL\nCALMS\nLONDON. (CPi-^Medlcal evidence\ngiven at the Inquest ihowed that\nLady Ortaelda Cheap. 6* a daughter of the ninth Bsrl of A-rlle. who\nwu found dead In her bath, dletl\nfrom iVsrt dlvaae. and a verdict\nof d**t't from natural cause*, wu\nreturned.\nAUNT HET\nTO THI OTTAWA STENOGRAPHER rt, Nakuap Lumber company has\nDeer lady from OMa\u00aba. htn't tha rr.umrd aawlnf operations.\n \u00abn,wtr to rour pmjrsr \u25a0\nncuti. India. (CPi-Ths limous t \u201e, crcaeeyed. also bowlerged. and i\npsarl ol Prance', m-latsd queen | *.-\u201e\u25a0\u2022 anr hair\nMarl. Antoinette, and io be thsij ],_,., , whiskey iKtt snd In r*H\u00bb\nl.rge.t In the world and ol which \\ _\u201e (ou, loot on.\ngreet connoisseur, hsrs spoken In , Blrt _*y _y when I ttt loini I\n \u25a0*-*\" \u25a0 am s son ol s gun\nThe doctor says I h*rs T.B. and ths\nOK alcoholic bluss '\nI weigh M pounds, and no wrlfht\nt erer lose\nWont vou put rour fslth in me\nslso your bsnel\n\"I, wasn't aurprlsrd. Th. girl thftt\nnerer had two ptlr o' shoe, at one.\nelw.rs hold, her nose tb. highest\nwhen she marrlss rich.\"\nTHE RHYMING\nOPTIMIST\nBy wis, MICHAELI*\nKELT-EXPRESSION\nHow crudely this basket Is woren\nHow faulty Its shsps snd dsslgn;\nTst Its maker, long dead and lor*\ngotten.\nFound Joy In each color and lln. I\nlu touch, ss It grsw in his flm\u2014r.\nThe old tribal story It .told.\nAwoke something rltsl snd tender\nIn his heart, where sll slss hsd\ngrown cold.\nIU legend ol maiden and sun-gold.\nThs tals ol a race In Rsrth's youth.\nHe hss woven her., crudely but\nstrongly.\nAnd hi. worth has the* warrant of\ntruth.\nThere wss pride In his brsast as he\nwrought It.\nAnd Jolty the thoughu ln Uu mind,\nOt thst we.rer. so close to the\na. rage.\nSo .kin to Uw rain and tha wind I\nCits-PON I.r.E NETWORK\n\u25a0VI -imC KOIN KM. KOL\n,M0 Mt M0 1130 1170\n6:00 Phlla Orch., L. Stokowskl. con.\n6:19 Pred Stark and hi. Rocketeers\n(KVT, KOL)\nCIS Alexander Woolcott, Town\nCrier\n6:30 Burns and Allen, Lombardo'i\nOrch.\n7ttl Ted Florlto's Orch.. DI<*\nPowell, M. C, Florlto Debutantes, trio\n7:30 Andre Kostsl.nets Presents\n7:40 Mm snd Marge\n6:00 Fire splrlto of Rhythm\n8:30 Human Bids of the News\n\u00ab 4\u00bb Llttls Jsck Llttl. snd Orch.\n3:45 The Buccaneer,, BUl Towner\n(DL.)\n0:00 Clauds^Hopkins Orch.\n0 IS Rsrus (KOIN; KOL. KVT)\n0:80 Orlfl Wllllsm.' Orch. (Don*\nLas!\n10:00 Bill Week's Bowery Orch.\n(DX.)\n10:30 TO be announosd\nUtt) Bin necks Bowery Orch.\n(D.L.)\n11:30 Midnight Mood. (Don Las)\n1090 k KNX 119.11 m\nHOLLYWOOD 36,000 w\n6:00 New. Service\n6: IS King cowboy\n6:30 Concert Ensemble\n6:49 Mirth Parads\n7 ttl Watanabe and Archl.\n7:19 Black and Blue, (. T.\n7:30 Rad Darts\n7:43 Singing Strings, Drury Lan.\n8:00 The ln-Law.\n6:19 Ruth Royale's Boy Prlends\n8:30 Crime Club\n9:00 Nsws Ber vim\n0:15 So ThU Is Radio\n0:30 Crockett Mountslneers\n10:30 Tttt pontrslll's Orch.\n20 YEARS AGO\nMiss Bdna Malone hss bwn choser\nu qussn for the Chahko Mika.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nDr. W. A. Coghlln has bwn named\nprealdent of the Trail Junior Bast-\nbail club.\n\u2022 \u2022 e ,\nTbe Methodist bowling team, J.\nH. Allen, William Brown, B. Scott\nMcGregor, Rev. R, '. Mclntyre, C.\nE. Reld and N. H. Johnson, hss\nbwn swarded the Patenaude trophy.\n\u2022 s *\nMrs.,w B. Steed hu left ttw the\ncoast.\n50\u00a9\n500\nAt one table South appreciated\nthat the bidding wemed to negative\ntbe chance of North's having a high\nhonor ln Spadw and that apparently\nthe only possibility of defeating the\ncontract (and lt wu only a possibility) wu that North held tbe Queen\nof cluba, ao after winning wtth the\nKing of Hearte, South shifted to a\nsmall Club. North's Queen wu won\nby the King and the Diamond tineas* taken. North returned the\nClub and the game wu saved. Rad\nBMt ducked the Queen of Clubs,\nNorth would have returned the suit\nand Bouth would have ducked, producing the same result.\nTOMORROW'S\nRANT)\n*i\nvj+7\n\u2666 IM+l *\n\u2666 SS-H\n\u2022i-rT-t+sYwi\n**>\u00a5.,\n\u00ab \u25a0'_?\nVM4I\n\u2666 *hHr?\n\u2666H+W tJ2m_\nSH\n\u2666MH\nt **-\u00bb*.\n\u2666m\n\u2666 M\nShould Wsst mak.\nIn Spades?\na amall sltm\n30 YEARS AGO\n\u2022-\u2022HIP MtSTI.B PAYS DAMAGES\nFOB BREAKING JAW\n(Prom The Dally hews ef March\n14. IMt).\nThe Tmlr miner's fifth annual\nball is to be held at Tmlr tjooifht.\n* \u2022 *\nP. W. Peters, assist ant freight\nagent and traffic manager of ths\nwestern Unw, hu left for Roaaland\nand TraU.\nThe CPR defeated tbe Clothiers\n12-0 ln curling game lut night.\nLONDON, (CP)\u2014Tbe long arm of\nthe Britlah civil law wu invoked\nwhen a Jury awarded 03,400 damages\nto Hjalmay Sorenson, 80 who de-\nrlaied C.pt. W. B. A. Angus, master |\t\nof the Nspltr Star ln 1030. broke I Tuterday wu the sixth snnlvsr\nthe seaman'a jew in two places. I wry of the Hume hotel.\nNelson experienced d atttr* snow\nstorm yesterdsy.\nT1LLIE THE TOILER:\nBy Weitovu\ntOO k CJOR\nVANCOFVBK\n6:00 Ball.dler ^^^^^\n6 IS Mualcal Program\n6:49 Nsws Vsrletles\n7tt) Investment Counsel\n7:30 Hugh Smith, baritone\n7:45 Cardo Small,;, ths Portsr\nViolinist\n8:00 Oleng.rl.ns\n8:30 Pordlan Singers\n8:49 Lsddl. Wstkls, songs\n\u2022 :oo Paul Raymond, violin\n\u00bb:80 Cariboo Cowboys\n1030 k CPCN\nCALGARY \u25a0\t\n7:00 Western Home Hour (chn)\n8:30 Newspaper Adventures\n3:30 Ths Master's Music Room\nPlumbing\nRepairs\nHow hu winter treated\nthe plumbing of yoar\nhouse? In all probability\nthere are some minor repalra needed that should\nbe attended to. Call us\nnow and save yourself\nheavy repair bills later.\n&i\n1160 k ' CRCV 173.7 m\nVANCOl'VER 500 w\n7:00 Kiwsnts Club Program\n7:16 Greater Vancourer Health\nLeague\n8*) News '\nIAS Thor. Thomstenson, aopr.\n..30 Dr. Lyle Telford\nlOtt) Daphn. Car.peta, violin\n10:30 Charles Watson, bsrltone\n10.48 BUI Lsdnsr, Pl.no Musings\n630 k KPO ' Ml \u00ab\nHAN FRANCISCO 90,000 w\nOtt) Talk, on Advertising\n6 OS Mslody Miser,\n6:30 Ths Cist Dwellers\n6:49 Black and Blue\n7:00 Agriculture Tod.y\n7:16 To bs snnounoed\n7 30 JSdna Plschsr, plsnlst\n7 46 Song. Thoughts, mlied quar.\n8:16 Call!. On Parade\n3:00 Phil Harris' Oreh\n3:18 Book Parade\n3:30 Seven Seas\nlOtt) Marshall's Mavericks\n10.30 Pacific Serenades\nllttl Ted Plorlto's Orch.\nReasonable\nRale.\nPrompt\nService\nKootenay Plumbing\n& Heating Co., Ltd.\n313 Biker St.\u2014Phone 666\nBoys and Girls\nA Greet Opportunity to Earn\nSpending Money Kvery Week.\nselling tlulrk Duslless Cleaner.\n1A_ rn* HANOV BA(i 1A_\nIVC JV\u00abT WIT IT 1UC\nTor cleaning Window.. Mirror..\nWindshields, Silver, Oold, Nickel.\nBrass. Tile Bathtub., Bnamelwsre.\nPslnted Wslls and Woodwork, lte.\nNo Dust, No Mtis\u00ab, No Spelter,\nLeu Work, Keeps Hands 60ft,\nMetes Time, thr shine Lasts\nBIG PROFITS FOR AGENTS\ncosts you SOc per dosen. Sells tor\n3130 per dosen. 40c profit\nPer Doeen.\nAnd sells on sight, and a .urs\nrepester.\nSend Todsy for Your Trial Order\nor fsll and Karn Big Money\nSelling _tn Is Easy\nWs Pay Postege\nQuick Manufacturing; Co.\nSuite 31\u2014989 Burrsrd St.\nVanoouver, tie.\nSPRINGTIME\nSPRAY TIME\nWe have a full line or\nSpray Pumps, Repair\nParts, Hose, Pruning;\nShears and Implements\nTor the farm and garden.\nSee our line of New\nSeeds and Onion Sets.\nNelton Hardware Go.\n '\u2022---\u00bbTr--T.\nAstoria\nSHOES\nfor Men\nAstoria the best good\nihoe for men. Carried\nin black and brown kid\nor calf. Neweat designs.\nfQ.50 fft.50\nV m '9\nR. Andrew & Co.\nLeaders in Footfashion\nSENTENCE NATIVE TO DEATH rOR\nMt'ROEB\nKAIROBI, Kenya. (CT) -Proteat-\nIng hla Innocence, a native, named\nOoongo. a member of the Ksvldondo\ntribe, waa aantanoed to death fot\ntb* murder ot a well-known eettler,\nHenry Tarlton. who was aivagely attacked from behind ' whll* sitting\nln a boat flailing near a dam on\nhi* own farm.\n*-\u00bb-\u00bb-----\u00bb---\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, NEUON, B.C.\u2014WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, MABCH 14, 18M -\n\t\nP3\nCITY WED\nBy FAITH BALDWIN\nSrtn the uptde-llke *r\\t\\tr* ot\nthe moose nn be locked, and mtny\nare the battles between these huge\nbeasta that terminate ln death by\nstarvation for both combatants.\nCHAPTER V\nIn ths spring Nevis went, to reunion. Returning, she told Bill: \"If*\njuat as you aay\u2014you feel out of It\u2014\nsomehow. I dont know why. Everyone can't feel that way can they?\nI mst a lot of ths girls from the\nclass ahead of ms, AU thsy could\ntalk about wss their babies and how\nthey hoped that they'd bs aU right\nwhUs the fond mothers wsrs away.\"\nBill laughed.\n\"It's swell having you home. I've\nbeen awfully lonssome. Haven't,\"\nhs wsnt on Innocently, \"been home\na night. You mlsssd Olive's party,\nNevis. It was a knockout. Bhe had\na palmist there and a fellow to read\nyour bumps. Tou know the crack\nI got on the bean\u2014in a game a\noouple of yeara agoT I've always\nhad a bump there alnoe. Thla guy\naald It ahowed great business instinct . . Td bs a well known financier soms day. Tou ahould havs\nheard Bam shout. He and I stayed\nat Delia's over night. OH\u00ab said\nshe knew just the, place for ui down\nthere. The people are going abroad\nfor a oouple of years. They'd lease\nwith an option to buy. The rent's\nrather stiff and thsy want to rent\nfurnished. But I thing It would pay\nus In ths long run. We can't keep\nup with the crowd as things are.\nnow. And we have to keep up with\nthem If Tm to do business with\nthsm. Ths house, the one Olive had\nln mind, la on Old Lynns Um. Bhe\ntook me to ses'It, next morning.\nToull llks It,\" he said enthusiastically, sod got out pencil and paper\nto sketch ths arrangement of the\n0he hsd an Impulse to say: \"Why\ndidn't you wait for roe? Did you\nhavs to go house-hunting for our\nhouss with Olive Blanchard?\" She\ndid not say lt. however. Looking\novsr his shoulder: \"That's ths funniest looking set sf rooms I svsr\nMw. Haven't they any windows?\"\nshs Inquired, mildly.\n\"I'm not an artist,\" he defended\nhimself \"What do you say ws run\ndown thsrs Saturday afternoon In\nths oar and look at lt?\" he aaked\ncarelessly.\n\"Oar? Whose? Barn's?1'\n\"Oursl I bought It whlls you\nwsrs away. Ons of Hunt's. He's\ngetting a new one for Delia. Tou\nknow, ths Uttle roadster, the one\nyou liked, dark blue with orange\ntrim. It's only gons six thousand\nmiles and he's letting me havs It\ndirt cheap. And that's another reason for moving out\u2014so I can drive\nln,\" he argued rldlouloualy, triumphantly, \"and aave communication!\nBesides, garage room here ln town is\nsomething fieroe. They soak ths living daylights out of you.\"\nNevis said, helplessly: \"Oh, Bill I\n\"Well, why not? We needed a\ncar. It's good business, Isn't lt?\"\n\"We can't afford it:\n\"Burs we can. Bssldsa, youvs got\nto put up a good front In thla Job\nor you dont get anywhsre. No use\ntrying to sell guilt edge securities\nlooking as If you didn't know where\nyour next mesl waa coming from!\nWhat say, shall ws go down and\nlook at the house?\"\nBhe was sure ahe wouldn't like lt,\nwouldn't Uke anything Olive Blanchard had picked out. Olive with\nher this year's affectation of clinging\ngowns and green-lidded eyes and\ndim lights and fortune-tellers and\nIncense. Olive, so Delia had assured\nher, would get over It snd would\nprobably appear next year aa a homo\ngirl or an out-of-doors buddy. Only\nthis year Olive was going ln for being tragic and melancholy and mysterious and sensuous. Nevis dldnt\ndislike her. There wasn't, she thought\nanything there to dislike. Anything\nreal. It wu all costuming and some\nons else's lines and stage effects.\nShs hadn't the remotest idea of\nwhst ths authentic Olive wss like\u2014\nIf there were an authentic Olive.\nBut ahe had begun to feel uncomfortable at her slow, heavy-lidded\nways, hsr feline pounces, her sudden\nclaws showing, and at the casual\ntouch sf her white hands with their\npainted nails on Bill's coat sleeve:\n\"Bill, darling\u2014cotte. take me oui\nundsr thi stars. I stlfls In thla\natmosphere.\"\nWell, not as thick as that, of\ncourse, but approximating It. And\nBill, ths poor, beloved Idiot, falling\nfor It. \"She's not a bad sort, after\nall. Pretty good llttls sport. Pity\nahe didn't get Into the movies-\nshe's bs a knockout.\"\n\"Pity,' said Delia, also, \"sbs dldnt\nGood........\nHousekeeping,\nBy Circle No. 4 of\nSt. Paul. Ladles' Aid\nNon* hut tuttd reolpea\nwill he Inserted. .\nBANANA rVDDINO\nM lemon, grated rind and Julot\nFine bread crumb.\n\\ cup evaporated milk\nHi tableepoona butter\nV, cup water\n', eup augar\n\\ teaapoon sslt\n3 eggs\nHi tttipooni vanilla.\nLine the bottom ot a well-greased\nbaking dish with a layer ot banana,\ncut In allcea. Dot with bits of\nbutter, sprinkle with lemon Juloe\nand oover with fine bread crumba.\nRepeat the prooeaa until all la uted.\nMU milk and water, add lemon rind\nand scald. Combine the allghtly\nbeaten egga, augar aod aalt. Pour\nthe hot milk over the egg mliture,\nLet Common Sense decide\nwhat Soap you'll use!\n>pIY SAY that women \"don't reason things out\".\nX That we rely more on intuition than on common\nsense thinking. It's supposed to be oae of out little\nweaknesses. But you and I know better; we cm be\nas hard headed as anyone\u2014about important matters\n\u2014-soap for instance.\nWhen we buy a toilet soap we want one first,\nthat cleanses thoroughly yet gently; second, thtt\nbenefits the skin and complexion.\nAnd that's why we choose Palmolive. Note!\nOne: its bland lather penetrates each tiny pore,\nfreeing it of accumulations easily ... leaving skin\nsoothed and softened. Two: the txd*im blend of\nolive and palm oils actually refreshes the complexion, casts over it a true \"veil of loveliness\".\nTry this Quality soap today. Massage its gentle\nlather into the skin office, throat and shoulders each\nnight and morning. Do this for only a month and\nprove to yourself tbat the secret blend of palm and\nolive oils in Palmolive will make and keep your\nskin smooth as a baby's... clear, fresh, youthful.\nLots of people use Palmolive in tbe bath, too.\nh| f\u00a3\n7<\nPER CAKE\nmake ths grade ln Hollywood so\nshs oould put soms of this quick\nchangs emotion business of hers to\nwork I\"\nBut on Saturday Nevis went with\nBlU to see the house. Ths bins\nroadster ran like a dream, smoothly,\nswiftly. Bill driving happily, hatless,\ntbe sun on his blond head, brown\nhands steady on ths wheel. Tbs\nroads were choked with traffic which\ntbey evaded hy taking ths short\ncuts Bam had taught them. Ulacs\nwere out and birds singing and lawns\nsnd hedges green and there were\nblue, sparkling glimpses of trie\nSound.\n\"Hu It all over town, hasn't It?\"\nasksd Bill, pyly.\nOld Lynns Lan* was winding. Old\nLynns Lane boasted quit* old houses,\nremodeled, stsndlng bsck from the\nrosd. \"Their1 house was llks that.\nB*x\\y American, well not very early.\nbut early enough Whits, shingled.\nI with dull green-blue trim. A wide\n1 verandah, a wing flung out for a\nsun porch upstairs and four ssrsne\n| bedrooms, sunny snd gsy with\n! ehlnta and substantial with mahogany. Downstslrs. a living-room,\nwith an outlook on gardens and\nold trees, a library, a dining-room\nand pantry, a long ball, a lavatory.\n\"It's perfect!\" cried Nevis, wanting\nlt terribly, all at onot.\nliters was almost ' an acre of\nground and a two-car garage. \"One\nbedroom and bath would do.\" sug-\ngsstsd ths owners, * \"for servants.\"\nTheirs had lived ovsr tbs garage,\nthey said, but the Lancaatera could\nhavs a maid or two ln ths house,\nor a couple, \"and the bsck stairs are\nright there. That gives you three\nrooms and two baths for your own\nuse.\"\nRent was discussed. Rearing ths\nfigures Nevis caught her breath. But\nBUI was perfectly collected.\n\"Like It, Nevis P\n\"Of course. It's perfect.' shs said,\n\"but Bill\u2014\"\n\"When can ws move In?' ho asksd\nths owners, briskly.\nSo thst wss that. They moved\nln, early ln June, having sub-let the\napartment at a amall profit. Then\nwas storage space for such of their\nfurniture as tbsy wouldn't use, tn\nths new cellar. Olive said, running\novsr to sss haw ths moving was\nprogreaalng: \"Wasn't I right?\" I\ntold BUl you wouldn't bs happy until you had this houss.'\nNevis, tired, warm with ths unseasonable hsat of ths dsv, looked\nvery levelly st Olive. Thiey could\nhear BUI whlsttlng upstairs, directing on\u00ab of ths moving msn. Thsy\nthemselves were standing In ths\nliving room, ths long Prench windows open to a vague fragrancs of\nsalt, a nearer perfume of early\nroses and honeysuckle coming Into\nblossom, snd of nswly cut grass.\nNsvls said, holding ths taller girl's\neyes with hsr own dark regard: \"I\nwu perfectly happy before, you\nknow, Olive.\"\/\n(To Ht Continued)\nadd vanilla and pour ovsr tha\nbananu. Set dlah ln pan of hot\nwater and bake ln a moderate oven\nuntil Mt.\nBaited Cocoanut Pudding\nThis is a very nlos pudding and\n\u2022uy to make:\n\u25a0-, pint milk\na ounctt bread crumbs\nA llttls rated lemon rind\n1 ounce butter\n3 ounoss cocoanut\n1 ounce augar\n1 egg-\nBoll mUk and pour over bread\ncrumbs. Add tbe butter, augar and\nlemon rind. Separate the yolk from\ntbs white of sgg and whsn ths mlx-\nturt hu eooled slightly, add the\nyolk, well-bsstsn. Bake in a mode-\nrats oven till sst. Whip ths white\nof egg and add a tablespoon of sugar\nto lt and pile up roughly an top\nof the pudding. Dredge ovsr with\nsugsr. Sst In coot ortn until a light\nbrown.\nRhubarb Half-Hoar Pudding\na cups brown sugar\nS cups out rhubarb\nl'i eupa pastry flour\n3 teupoons baking powder\n1 a tsaapoon aalt\na tablespoons butter\n1 cup boiling water\nButter a pudding dish wsU. Plaoe\nons cup of brown sugar ln ths bottom of pudding dish and three cups\nof cut rhubsrb. In the mixing\nbowl mix well ths flour, baking\npowder, salt, rerttsinlng cup of brown\nsugsr, butter and boiling water,\npour thla mixture over rhubarb.\nOook ln a moderate oven for ao\nminutes. Serve hot.\nFROZEN PliDDINO\na tableapoonfuls of minute tapioca\n3 cupfuls of milk, scalded\n\u00bb4 teaspoon of ult\n1-3 cupful of sugar\ns tablespoons ot oorn syrup\na ublespoona of tugar\na egg whites\n1 cupful of whipping crsam\n1 tsaapoonful of vanilla\nl\u00bb tsaspeenful of almond attract\nia almonds, blanched, sliced snd\ntouted\n4 tabisspoonfuls of allced candled\nrhsrrlss\n4 tablespoons of finely diced candled pineapple\nAdd ths tapioca to ths mUk snd\ncook In a doubts boiler for 16 mlnutss or until the tapioca is clear\nand ths mixture thickened, stirring\nconstantly. Strain tbe hot mixture\n\u2014stirring, not rubbing\u2014through a\nvery fins slsvs. on to ths salt.\nsugar and corn syrup. Stir until\nthe sugar Is dissolved. Oool. Add\nths two tableapoonfuls of sugar to\nths sgg whites and beat until stiff\nPold Into the cold tapioca mixture\nWhip ths cream until firm and fold\ninto the tapioca mixture with the\nflavoring, nuts and fruits. Turn into\nthe freealng tray of the automatic\nrefrigerator and freer* u rapidly\nu possible\u2014three to four hours Is\nusually required. Makea one quart\nof frtsen pudding\nThis mil eet if put out tn ths\noold though not u firm a\u00ab ln the\nrefrigerator.\nLOWER ROAD SIGNS\nLONDON (CPl\u2014To conform with\ntbs lower Una of vision tn lstsr\nmodel*, motor cars road algns are\nbeing lowered on many KngUsh\nroads.\nTight shackles on springs will not\ngivs freely. Thsy will not only reduce riding comfort, but place a\ngreater strain on the spring lsavss.\nThere\nare\nNo Strings\nTo This Seed Deal!\nN impression hu been circulated that yon can buy more and better\nGarden and Field Seeds for less money than you can. from old established sources.\nTon positively cannot If yon make yonr deal with nt\nfrom t selection of over 1,000 varieties of the finest\nstrains of Government Tested Seeds.\nDONT BUT ANOTHER PACKET, POUND, OE BUSHEL OF SEED TILL\nTOU HAVE SEEN MX.\nUse any catalogue, advertisement or price list you please in making up\nyonr list of requirements. I guarantee to fill it at same prices for same\nquantities. In several eases yon may find my prices less, in which cue\nyon have the benefit of the difference.\nIr Ar (and np)' 8UPEIU,lM Packets, but I'll Mil\nJC| 1C yon uy quantity from 3 cent's worth to whatever will seed t section.\nAnd ia the bargain, I will hand vou\n\"MERCHANTS' NEW WAY COUPON\"\nworth 26c in FREE Seeds.\nThis i. sn advertisement, but theie is no advertisement equal to a\ndelighted customer.\nUt me Monro yonr delight with the greatest Seed bargain\nud service yon over received.\nNELSON HARDWAR E CO.\nPHONE 21\n412 BAKER ST.\nSafeway Store\nValues for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday\nMarch 14, 15, IS.\nPINEAPPLE\u2014Singapore, sliced Tta 9c\nPEACHES\u2014Rosella 2s, squat Tin 17<\nTOMATOES\u2014Aylmer 2s 3 for __<\nOXYDOL\u2014Urge 19t)\nCRAHAM WAFERS\u2014T.B.C Pkt. 19*\nCHRISTIE'S EXCELL SODAS 2-lb. pkg. 25\nOranges\nSpinach 2 lh*. 25*\nRadishes Bunch 5<-\nl-krst Slu\n! Green Onions\u2014\n4 doz. for\t\n951 Bunch W\nQUALITY MEAT SPECIALS\nPRIME STEER BEEF\nTENDER POT ROASTS Lb. 10-12*\nYOUNG BEEF LIVER 2 lta. 19*\nBONELESS BEEF STEW AND KIDNEY\u2014(Cut up);\n2 Ibs 19*\nFRESH MINCED HAMBURGER\u2014Uan 3 lbs. 25*\nCHOICE LAMB\n.LOIN AND RIB CHOPS\u2014Choice 2 lta. 29*\nSHOULDERS FOR ROASTING-ShMk snd neck off;\nLh 12*\nPORK TENDERLOIN\u2014Delicto* Lh. 25*\nSPARE RIBS-Fresh 2 lta. 28\u00ab-\nt\nA FEW LENTEN SPECIALS\nKIPPERED HERRING\u2014Mild cure, tasty 2 Ihs. 29*\nSMOKED FILLETS OF COD\u2014Chotoe Lb. 19*\nA select variety of Fresh Fish\u2014just in\u2014for\n' Wed., Thure. and Friday\nmom\nSlimjMJmtiJm-lJmllJm*^^\n(ZMeagher Vc>\n607 Baker St. Phone 200\nSTORE NEWS\nAccessories to Easter Chic\nIt is the little things in fashion that loom big. Handbags, gloves, neckwear, scarves, hosiery\u2014they can make\nor mar your costume. That is why the smart woman\nchooses her Easter accessories at Meagher's.\nHANDBAGS ..\nNow leather handbags in pouch ot* envelops\nstyles\u2014some with novelty handles. Black,\nbrown and Un in the assortment.\nEACH f4.50 to fS.OO\nSCARVES\nPrinted silk crepe scarves in all the new\nstyles for spring including the Ascot, triangle and square styles.\nEACH fl.10 to 11.75\nNeck\nwear\nWindswept styles in collar\nand cuff sets! These dainty\nbits of organdy, lace or muslin will give just the required fittsh to that dress.\nTHE SET $1.25 to 12.25\nRUSCHINGS AND FRILL-\nINGS OF ORGANDY OR\nMUSLIN\u2014\nTHE YARD .. 60* to 85*\nGLOVES\nSmart French kid gloves to complete the spring\ncostume. Gauntlet styles with novelty cuffs.\nSites 6 to 714. Dent's and Trefousse make. Black,\nbrown and taupe.\nTHE PAIR f 1.95 to *4.50\nSupersilk are making a silk crepe hose in all shades\nand sizes 9 to 10 to sell at\u2014\nTHE PAIR fl.00\n)OCl ETY\nTin, rolutan u COBMCU4 M>\nMn. M. j. Vlineui, All \u25a0>\u2022\u00bb\u2022_>\u2022\u2022\n\u25a0octal natur,, Uiflnaini rtctP-\nIMU\u00bb, l-llltl entWltlUBienU, ttt*\nnull llimt, mtrrHie-, etc., wlu\n\u00bbIMM in ikU column. WKpSonj\nOT\u00abll\u00ab-> M au ttrmt. SU\n\u25a0UKa an*\t\nAMI aitd-lt, J\u2014-spblM .ttmt.\nUttm tbtt mornlni jot UM era*\ndlitrlct.\n\u2022 a \u2022\n\/Unonf vltlton In tnt olty yetttrdiy mm COMMb-i tat Utt. 3.\nWhli, ui Stlmo.\n. . \u2022\nUn. n tPlrbink ol Harrop \u2022pent\nywttrdiy In town.\n...\nMeant vltlton tn NeUon tncludod\nUn. 9 Aa-moa ot South Sloctn.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nO. O. firth, mania\" ol the Oood-\nenouih mint tt Tmlr, ptld \u00ab bun.\nnm villi In town yetttrdiy.\n\u25a0 \u00ab \u2022\nU Cimtron ol Btlfour epml yu-\nterdiy thoppin\u00bb ln tht cltv.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nSUn. U D *trr. atrr tptrtmentt.\nlett yuterdiy mornlni tor Vtn-\noouetr.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nI nn. w. Ort; ot stlmo ptld t\n,1,11 In town yuterdiy.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\n! mm DorotMt Orthim. Wtrd\nitreet, enurttlntd tht member, ot\ni Mn. P C. Rlehtrdi' circle ol St.\nStrlour, Church Helpen Mondiy.\nj when thott pretent wtr, Mn %ll-\nMltm Tt\u00bblor. Un. Arthur ooinnton.\n1 Mn. Duncan Smith, Mn. R *9.\nDtwion, Mn. Charlet H. Hamilton.\nMn. Rlehtrdi. Mlea Jem Hunter tnd\nMn. otortt g. Brown.\n\u2022 * *\nMn. W. Peten of Vlctorlt. who hit\nbeen the houet tueet of her brother-in-law and alater. Mr. tnd Mn.\n13. Uwnnet smith. Ptinttw, for\n1 the put ftw week,, leave, thlt\nmornlni for tht oottt. Sht will\nvltlt tn route In Vancouver, where\ntht will Join her dtu|htcr Kathleen,\nwho alto reoently vlalted In Helton.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\n0. P. Perry ol Um offlot tttff of\nthe Reno mint ww t vliltor In tht\nelty yetterdty.\n\u2022 . \u2022\nVtn. Arrridetcon Pnd H Orthtm\nand Mn Orthtm htvt htd tt UmU\nfuett 3. 9 B. Winter of Tnll.\n. . .\n1. li Clublne. mlnint mtn of\nSouider spur, wtt t tutor In town\nyMlrrdlr\ne e \u2022\nAmong vltlton In tbt elty ytttar-\ndty wu Mrt. M\u00bby McUndtn al\nCa,ll,|\u00abi\n...\nMr. tnd Mn. A. Servoid of Bon*\nnlniton wen ahoppen In Helton\nyetttrday.\n. . \u2022\n3. Herron ot Stlmo epent yetterdty\nIn town.\n\u2022 \u2022 e \/\nMr, pred H. orahtm't circle ot\nSt. Seviour'a Cburch Helper! met\ntt the bomt on Billet itreet of Mn. i\nA. T. Hertwtll, whtn thoee pretent\nwtn Mn. orthtm, Mn, p. R. prit*\nchard. Mn. yjmett w. steel. Mn.\nMtbel nockllffe. Mn. Kerry B.\nOon, Mn. A J Dunnet. Hn. C. I,\nBonntr tnd Mn. Honwlll.\n\u2022 \u2022 t\nMbt DeWolf ltivtt thlt mornlni\nfor Pernle.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nOtctr B. Appleton of Procter wu\nt city vliltor ytaterday.\n\u2022 t \u2022\nAltx Onnt, pioneer retldent ol\nKulo tnd Alniworth, wu t vliltor\nIn Um tjty vutemiy. He wu on hi,\nwty homt from tht oout.\n\u2022 \u2022 *\nTurner lm of Bonnlntton ptld t\nvltlt In Hilton yetterdty.\n...\n9 Merrllleld of Procter ipent yetterday In the city on bualneu.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\nAmon* ihopptn tn Htlton yetttrdiy wtn Mn. Arthur Scott.\nMuder tnd her younitr dtuihter.\nJoin, of Quttnt Bty.\n\u2022 e e\nO. 9 Bqulret at Robeon wu\ni vliltor In town yuterday\nHomt midt putt midl with potato flntly irtted la more utlalac-\ntory thtn either flour or cornaurch\nputt. Add mouth bolllni wtur to\nmtkt It elttr tad thtn boll for\nflvt mlnutu.\nWHY NOT ONE ON STEPHEN\nLONDON (CPl\u2014Rtmtrklni they\nuy then It to bt yet mother play\ntbout Henry VIII. the Sketch en*\nqulrlei \"why ctn't we htve one\ntbout Stephen Mliaflt fortchtnie?\"\nMilitary expert! htvt labeled\nPrance'a trmed force u ont of tht\nmott powerful tn tht world. Tht republic hu tn army of 418.000 men.\nBealdw that, counting etch of the\n300.000 men conacrlpted annually u\n\u25a0ood toldler material for flvt yttn\nifter hit aervlce. tht nation would\nbe tbit to count on in iddttlonil\n1.000.000 men.\nPILLS\nFar_\nIndigestion\nBiliousness\nThe World's Family Rondy I\nWt Deliver\n\u25a0t These\nPrices\nVASSAR'S\nCASH MEAT MARKET\nPHONES\n831\n832\nExtra Good Buying for Wtd. and Thurs.\nChotca Staar tttl\nRound Steak\u2014 1 C*\nSirloin Steak\u2014 QC*\n2 Ibs. 00\nPot Rout\u2014 n*\nLb. V\nLean Boneless Stew 1 Qf\nBeef-libs IM\nFresh Mlde Hamburg 0[V\nStsak\u2014 3 lbs. LO\nt\nStewtaf Veal\u2014 or*\n3 Ibs. LO\nVeal Sieaks\u2014 1 r<\u25a0\nLb. 13\nLoin Pork (hops\u2014 *)tt*\nlamb Chop*\u2014 QCr\n2 lbs 00\nSpecial!\t\nEggs\u2014Local A tyCt*\nLarge; doz. . LO\nHaddie Fillets\u2014 OA\u00a3\nSwift's Lard\u2014Is; QQ\u00a3\n2 lbs OO\nLiver Sausage and Head\nCheese\u2014Fresh 10t*\nmade; lb. 10\nBaby Beef Liver\u2014 1 ty*\nSliced; lb la.\nSmall Pork Sausage or Tomato Sausage\u2014 rtftt*\n\u2022Lb Lb\nPork Tenderloins\u2014 *)Ct\nLb LO\nSpare Ribs\u2014 lie\nLb. 11\n --ra___-._s-_____________.\nTBI NELSON DAILT NEWS, NELSON, &C-WEDNESDAY MORNINO, MARCH 14, 13M\nfade txx -\u2014\u2014^^^ ._ _\nMarket and Mining News\nBridge River Con Is\nBOND AVERAGE\nAT NEW HISH\nStock Maintains Even\nKeel at New\nYork\nBy JOHN L. COOLIT\nAssociate,! iTess Unanrti. Writer\nNEW TORK. March 18 (AP)\u2014WlUi\ntbe bond sveee** making * new nigh\ntor the year, stocks maintained a\nfairly even keel today. Volume was\n1,305,040 ahat-ea.\nBall and aircraft equities were\nmost ooortstent gainers. Most domestic owners were up fractions to\nmote than a point, wbila sevetul\naviation displayed considerable firmness. Motora sagged.\nBet_hl\u00a9hem Steel loet tractions to\nsome*thlnf over a point. Trade reports made email attributions to\ntbe day's newe; oar loadings last\nwwk apparently beld rather close\nto the prevlou* week. United Fruit's\nextra dividend was aooompanted by a\nrise In ttte stock, but International\nNickel's good 196* earnings state-\n, ment bad been discounted.\nBy TBB CANADUN PBB89\nClosing exchange rates:\nAt Montreal: Found 510; XJb.\ndollar 1.00 1-89; franc *A*.\nAt New York: Pound 8.10;\nOanadlan dollar 1.00: true\n9M\\kt\nAt Paris: pound 77-87 tr. *%***\nnadian dollar 15.18 fr- V. 5.\ndollsr 16.1914 tr.\nIn gold. Pound iaa ed; Canadian dollar 5943 cents; U. B.\ndollar 60.57 oents,\n- - -\u25a0 *i\u00bb- \u25a0\\ma_ammmmmamms\\js-mtkAmi\nDOW JONES AVERAGES\n30 industriUs 104.00 offi .28\n20 rails 49.80 up .65\n20 utilities \u2022 27.18 up .13\nMetal Markets\nVANCOUVER STOCK EXCHANGE\nLISTED\nA P Oon \t\nAmal Oil \t\nBeaver Silver\t\nBraiorne oold \t\nBrldte River \t\nB R X Oold \u2014\nCariboo oold -..\nO _ I Oorp ...\ncoast Brew _\t\nCommon Oil \t\nGeo Illver Oold\nGold Bsl\u00ab \u2014;\t\norsndvlew Oold -\nHarasl OU ,. -\nHome OU \t\nint Coal\nNRW TORE. March 13 (AP)\u2014\nCopper quiet; electronic spot snd\nfuture 8.\nTin llrm; spot and nearby 3443;\nuture 64.40. *_M\t\nIron quiet, unchsnted. Lead dull; Si, 2-.**nit\n.pot mm Tork 400; Ba.t St. Urals _ercury (Kl\n340. '-- --- \u2122\nZlno stead?; nst St Louis spot\n437-4.40. tuturs 440.\nAntimony, spot 740. -______\u25a0\nBsr silver steady and unchanged Okait, oils\nst tlti,. a Pioneer Ool\nLONDON\u2014copper, stsndsrd spot\n\u00a353 3s Sd; future \u00a333 Ss.\nElectrolytic spot \u00a390; future \u00a330\n10s.\nTin spot 1310; futun \u00a3334 7s ad.\nMeridian Mining\nModel OU -\nNational Silver ...\nNloola Mines\nM\n41\n .00\nOOld 1170\npremier Oold _ l.\u00bb\npremier Border 1.37,4\nTnt iivproved demand for oalrtsr I __d spot til 18s; rM_t\nin. mmmwmm \u2014Ttu.. \u2014m. .mmt ns ISS-future {13 1\nstocks\nwn.\ni seen ss a favorabls symp-\nRsno Oold \u2014\nReevss MacDonald\nSaUy Mine. - _\nSouthwest petrol ...\nSpooner OU\t\nSterllnt Paclflo \t\nZinc .pot \u00a314 18.; future us 3s 8d [*>*\nler .llnr ,ul.t. M ton- st 30Hd. | ^{iijjtor? oil\nCONSTRUCTION\nSTOCKS LOWER\n\u2022TORONTO, Marcb 18 (OP)\u2014Construction stocks were muoh disturbed\ntoday by reporte the waterways bill\nwas likely to go down for lack of\n\u25a0uffldent votes ln oongress. Tbey all\nsold off. Oanada Cement, Canada\nDredge and Dominion xtrldge dropped\n1 to 6 points. The industrial section\not ttM Toronto exchaqge closed weak.\nCanada Oernent traded 0000 shares\nand closed down IH at 9\\. Oernent\npnferred drooped 6, cloeb_g *A 48.\nwhile Canada Dredge loat 8 to SOW\nand Dominion Bridge -A to 84.\nPROFIT TAKING\nIN MINE SHARES\nTORONTO. March 18 (CP).\u2014Oold,\nbass metsl and, allver shads, all felt \t\nthe effects of prof It-taklnf on the' g^ Missouri\nUNLISTED\nAleiandrle oold ... .00*.\nAnaconda 48\nAasoclstsd oil \u2022\u00ab\nBsltsc OU *JH\nBayvlew Mlnint\nBluebird Mine.\nB O SUver _\u2014\nB C Nickel\norante Mlnss \u00bb\t\nOrull wthksne ....\nBsstorest \t\nFederal Oold -\nPabyan Oils\t\nFreehold \u2014_,\u2014\u2014\nOeo Copper _ \u201e\nOolconda Lead ..\nOold Mtn \t\noeo Enterprise ..\nHeld. Oold \t\nHercules Cons\t\nHomo oold\t\nIndlsn Mlnss\t\nIndependence \t\nKoot Bells \t\nRoot no \t\nKoot Klnt\t\nLakevlew Mines \t\nLucky Jim ,\t\nMsdlson OU\t\nMar Jon OU \t\nMerland OU \t\nMill City OU\t\nMlnto oold\t\nMorton wol _\t\nMornlni Star \t\nMosul Mlnint \t\nNative Bon i\u2014\nNoble Five \t\nNordon oil - ~\nPavlllon Mlnint ...\nPend OreUle \t\nporter Idaho \t\nReliance Oold \u2014\nReward \t\nRoyallte OU \t\nRufu. Argents \t\nRuth Hops \t\nSalmon Oold \t\nSUvercreet \t\nSilverado _\nSilversmith\nSnowflake\nft\nMoat Higher Priced Golds\nAre Stronger\nVANCOUVER. Maroh 18 (OP) \u2014\nBrldte River Consolidated ww the\ntrading feature on the Vanoouver\nstock exchange stain today and sold\nup to 40 but eased s llttls st ttw\nclose to finish at 43, a net loss\nof one point.\nMost of the hither Prlosd folds\nwen stronger, vtdstite closed at 3.10,\nup 80. Braiorne galnsd 39 at 11.88,\nBradlan was up 4 at 3.08 and Premier Oold snd Reno wsrs unchanged.\nPioneer wae off 16 at 11.78 and Can-\nboo lost 9 at 330.\nThe base metals were wsaker.\nClassified Advertising\nLEGAL\nPersonal\n\u25a001*\nBUTTER FIRMS\nMONTREAL, March It (CP). \u2014\nButter prices firmed fractionally on\nthe Montreal dairy and produce market today while cheeee and egg. remained unchanged. No. 1 trade butter sold for 39%c, up KC\nReceipts 88 boas..\nEgg. eteady, A-large 38; A-medlum\n30: A-puUeta 38.\nOntario cheese unchsnged st 11 V,c.\nOfferings 334 boles.\nPotatoes: Quebec 81.18: New\nBrunswick Mountains 91.30; Prince\nEdward Island Mountslns 9100.'\nVancouver Sales\nNOTICK ll) I'Kiv.iU'ORS\nla the Matter ol Uu Estata ol\nTliu\u201e_\u00bb ,,. i^ngtoii, Hanc.iei', uu-e\nol ksmenay Hat, In the a\/rovmee\nof BrltUh Columbia, deceased, \"\u25ba\u25a0\ntestate.\nNOTICE Is hereby given that\nRonsld new*u, onicisi Abutin\u2014tratoi\nof Kaslo; b. C\u201e was on the 13th\nuay ol Majrcn, AD., 1834. duly appointed adjnlnts-etor of the eetaie\nuf the sbovs mentioned deceased\nand that all creditors and others\nhaving claims or demand, against\nvbe estate of the Mid Thomaa H.\nLangton, who died on or auout th.\n14th dsy ol February. AD. 1334,\nare required on or before the loth\nday of April. AD.. 1034. to send b>\nSast prepaid, or deliver, to Ronald\nswat. Kaslo, B. C. Ofllclsl Administrator, ths Administrator of\nthe laat will of the said deceased,\ntheir Chrlstlsn name, and surnsmes,\nsddressss and descriptions, the full\nparticular, of their claim., a statement ot tbelr accounts, snd the\nnature of the securities (U any! held\nby them.\nAND take notice that after such\nlast mentioned date the aald sd-\nrmnlBtrstor will proceed to distribute the assets of ths said deceased\n\"FOR PORTRAITS THAT PLEASE\"\nOEO. A. MURES.\n718 Bsker St. Phone 40.\n (14191\n\u25a0oasma, Itch, Plies, rjloers. Try Oeo.\ntine Remedy. Hudson Ray.\n(1473)\nma, IV\n>'. Ch\nFor Rent\nFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING\nrooms rtssonsble. WMt Blk. 033.\nBsker St. (18981\nFURN OR UNFURN. APTS\nBy\nweek or month Medloal Arts Bldg.\n^^^^ (1430)\nFUR. ROOMS, STEAM HEATED\nshower, term. mod. Can. Legion.\nFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING\nrooms for rent, Annable Block.\n^_^ (1431)\nFURNISHED AND CrlFUt-nSHED\nBultes for rent\u2014Kerr ApU. (1433)\nTERRACE APTS.\u2014Beautiful Modem\nFrltldalrs aqulppod .uttes. (1438)\nProperty for Sale\nRESIDENCE. CLOSE IN, t MB.\nrooms, hardwood floors, oooal\nbasemen. 3 lots, owner leevlng I\ntown. Terms. C. W. Appleyard. I\nasBsssssssssa-- _19M)I\nEACH I\nON CORNER TWO LOTST\n30X130 ft. hesrlnt fruit\nBox 1843. Dally News.\n11843) I\nFOUR ROOM HOUSE,\nmer St. Phone 713TI,\n930\nLATI-\n(1007)1\nLaunches and Boats\nWANTED MOTOR BOAT. OUT-\nboerd preferred. Bog 1888, Trail.]\n(1006) f\nBusiness, Professional]\nDirectory\nAccountants\nTWO-ROOB FURNISHED\nfor rent. Stirling hotel.\nSUITE\n(1309)\nSMALL HOUSE FOR RENT. D. MAO-\nllo, Phone SO0L. (1833)\namong the parties entitled thereto,\nhaving regard only to the claims of\nwhich he shall then hive notice.\nmining section of ths Toronto stock\nexchange todsy. About 3,414,000\nshares chanted hands.\nEldorado closed at 94.08, off Ue\nnet. Mining Corporation lost 10c,\nCastle 6, Besr Rsplorstlon 0.\nWinnipeg Grain\nWATERWAY BILL j\nAFFECTS CEMENT *g -5\nthe\nMONTREAL. Msrch 13\nDouo. ss to the outcome of\nvount on ths St. Lawrence waterway\nbill tn Waar\u2014ngion tomorrow caused\nconstruction stocks to weaken on\nths Montresl stock etchansv today.\nCanada Oernent and Dominion\nBridge were pounded heavily. Canada\nCement common flrdsbed off IH\npoints at ft, the p ererred lost 4%\nst 44S- Dominion Bridge dropped s\npom*.\nCURRENCY TRADE rr.ATl'EELItS\nNEW YORK. March 19 (OP). \u2014\nTrading wss fea.unless on foreign\nexchangee here today. Sterling moved\nwithin a narrow rente snd closed M\ncent lower st 98.10.\nWINNIPRO, Msrch 13 (CP)\nInt futures quotations:\nOpen Hlth Low\nWbeet:\n\" W . 91\n fete TDM\n ^^^^H\n(OP) \u2014 May .... 991, 9854 MV\u00bb\n- July MM SOH >\u2022\nBarley\nMay\ntay\n_% U U\n183\n191H\n193\n151%\nIM*\n19014\nMM\n-Clos-\nCloss\noa\nTOH\nit\"\n41\n4tH\n181M\n180 V,\nBradlan Mines _-\nRrew _ Dtat\t\nCalmont \t\ncork Pror\t\nCrow. Neat \t\nDilhousls Mines \u2014\nDslhousle OU* ,\nDentonls Mines .....\nDevenlsh Oils \t\nDunwsll Mining \u2014\nAskslu \u2014w\npscslU \u25a0\u25a0-\u2022*\nHlghwood Bsrcss ...\npslrvls\u2014 -\n\u2014 .11 '.4\nstsndsrd Oold 30\nTaylor Brldte Oold .78\nTaylor Wlndwall ... .40(4\nUnited Empire JO\nunited OU MM\nWsterloo JO,,\nWsysld. \u2014 .40Vi\nWgverley M*A\nWeUlnrton , MM\nWhite r_gle JfVI\nWhitewater .00\n* R Mountain J>\nolscler Creek _\u2014\u2014 JT\nsunshine \u2014\ntnd.tte I.M\nNorgold \u2014. 10\nTORONTO STOCK QUOTATIONS\nNo. 6.\niUlf - mwiM^m m_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_m\nW^.,^: I btti 71V4: No. 1\nnor 081.: No. t nor. 04. No. 3 nor\n03U,; No 4 nor. 00(4; Ro. 9. 90J4.\n-- l *\u25a0 -mt 93'4; track 0714; Ro.\nM.\t\nExchanqe RatSS\nNEW -l*CM3t. Utteh 13 (AP)\nAlexandria\t\nAlgoma \t\nAmity ......-..'.\t\nAahley Oold , \u2014\nBarry Hollinger ...\nBess Metals -\nBear Explorations\nBig Mlasouri -\nBoojo \t\nBraiorne\nBrett Treth .\t\nBridge R Rn*\t\nBrownie. \u2014.-\t\nBull Osa oold \t\nBunker Hill \u2014\u2014\t\nCan Klrkland\nSudbury 1\nSylvanlte \t\nTeck Hughes \u2014\nTowsgamsc \u2014\u2014\nTreadweU \t\nVentures ....\nWslte Amulet \t\nWayside -\nWhite Rafts\t\nwntht Bar\t\nOil\ncan Melartlc\t\nCarlb O Quart. \t\nCastle Treth\t\nCentral Man\t\nCentral Pat\t\nmimS, imoTtait7.tmt, tt ttm Ch,bou.\u00abnou\nc.nsdisn dollsrs finished firm r' | S\" 7SU,7\"S_T and st 98.10 lor\n\u00bbwi\u00bbt*^j^j5ES_!rr_l__J_L,,__\u00bb\u2022_* w*. ur.\nteld franc\n9MM eeatt.\nunchsnged\nst dsmsnd. OanadUn dollars par.\ntot: francs IMM: Urugusy 10.78.\nMONTREAL STOCK PRICE,\nClerlcy^\t\nCoest Copper\nCobait Contact\nColumarlo \t\ngffTr _T\":\nDoms\nirU Psc\nI Tele ...\n\u2022 Packing\nallien \t\n^m\t\nR O Pow A \t\nB C Pow B \t\nBuilding Prod \t\ncsn Bionie\t\nCsn Csr Wy \u2014\u2014\nCsn csmsnt _\u2014-\t\nOan Cement Fid \t\nCsn Oen 9*a\t\nCsn oypsum \t\nCsn Indl Ale A \u2014\nCsn Ind Ale B \u25a0\u2014\nCPR \t\nC\u00bbn Steamers \t\nCsn W * C A \t\nOan W si C B\nCockauutt Plow \t\nCons M - S\t\nDom Bridge\t\nDom Disss \u2014-\u2014\nDom Textile \t\nOsn Sttel Wrs\t\nChss Ourd \u2014\nHamilton Bridge \t\nInU Nickel\nUU ol Woods\nMaaaey Harrla\t\nMontreal Power :\nNst Brewing\nRst steel Csl _,\u2014\nOgllvle\npvnmsns \u2014\nPower Oorp \u25a0\t\nPrloe Bros\nQuebec power\t\nShswlnlfsn \t\nSherwln William.\nV\nSte*l\nWinnipeg\nWinnipeg Rts PM\n11 RBS\n***** \u25a0\"\"_..\nBrew _ DHt\nI A OU -\nBruck Silk .\n... 4\n... 130\n 314\n._ 13\n... 311,\n 7H\n.... U\n.... S7\n_. *\n._ IM\n_. 44\n_. 1IT\n t\n IIH\n.... 10\n.... 17H\n .ft\n.... t\n- IM\n.. 94\n.. 98\n._ tlH\n_- \u2022\n_ \u2022\n... IH\n.... JI4VI\n_. 131,\n.... '.,\n.. 3T.\n... 38',\n.... 17 H\n. - 104\n. 40H\n 14H\n= p\n n\n..... 30\n 17 H\n~-Z SH\n I\nCsn Dredge\nCsn Malting\nCan Vlcklrs \t\nCsn Vinegars .\nCsn Wlnerlee\nCosgrsve Rrew ..\nDUt Saag, \t\nJom Bttlneer\nDom Tar\nDryden Paper\neut DsJrlss ..\noms Oil -\nimpl Oil\nImpl Tob Can .\nIntl Petrol\nMcColl Front\nNoranda\n30H\n34S\nI\nf\n4\n\u2022y.\nDom I\nEldorsdi\nExplorers \u2014\n101\nFalconbrtdgs \t\nOrsnada ,\t\nHoUlngsr \t\nHowey _\u2014.__..\u00bb\u2014\nHudeon Bsy \t\nIntsr Nickel \t\nKlrkland Like\nLsks Maron\t\nUke Shore \t\nMclntyre\t\nMcVlttie Orahame\nMcWatter. oAd ..\n IIH\n_ 188\nIS\n ' MH\nReliance oraln\nWalker Oood Pfd\nWalker Oood .\n1 1,1 11II -\nInU Utll A\t\nintl Utll B \t\nBANKS\nCanadlens .\nCommerce\t\nDominion \t\nImperial \u201e...\u2014-\nMontresl\t\nNovs Scotia \t\nRoy.1 ...\u2014_..\nToronto\nMl-l 11 1 tMm \u00ab\nCsn oypsum .-\nCan Dredte \u2014\nDom Storee\t\npord Cera A \t\nOoodyear ,\nKelvlnator \t\nuura Secord \t\nLOh Oroc ._...\nMaple Uat\nPhoto Entr \u2014\nservice Stations\nwest O Hour\nZimmerknit\n14H\nil\n38\nUH\nIS\nMH\n71\nI\n. I\n. 100\n. 141\n. 101M\n. IM\n177H\n. IM\n. 178\n. 117\n. M4\nM.lrohlc \t\nMsnltoba Basin\nMining Coron .\nWoffatt Hall \t\nNlplsslnc \t\nNorsnds \t\nParkhlll \u2014\npsnd Oreille \t\nrnoneer Oold \t\npremier oold\nRsno \t\nSin antonlo\nPherrHt Oordon\nsouth Tlblemont\t\nmadacona \u2014\nSt. Ant>ony\t\nVANCOUVER. Maroh 13 \u2014 Mining\ns\u2014_ss sold on ths Vanoouver stock\nexchange todsy:\nHated\u2014Bialoun, 116, Brldgs R Con\n08.350. Bridge R Ex 1780, Cariboo\n080, Oeorgla Rlv 33,800, Oold Bait\n1100, Orandvlew 4000, Meridian M.-\n.04% 300. Nat SUver 8000, Nloola 13,410,\nPremWr B 1000, Premier O 0400,\ntjuatslno 1000, Reno 3080. SaUy 000.\nUnlisted\u2014Alexandria 4300, Bayvlew\n3000, B.C. Nlokel 3839, Bit Missouri\n400, Bradlrui 4003. But* IXL 1100.\nCongress 8000, Dalhouale 117,000,\nDentonia 0080, Dunwell 300, Fa: view\n0400, Ooloonda 9000, Ooloonda Ext\n3000, Oold Mtn 080. orange 13.000,\nOrull wihksne 13.300, Halda 3000,\nHlghwood Sarcee 0700, Hercules 1000.\nHome 13.800, Independence 8000,\nKoot Flo 8500, Ukertew 1000, Lucky\nJim 3000, uttle Long Uo 100, Mlnto\n3900, Morning Star 10400, Mortem\n1000, Mak acoar 3000. Native Soo\n4000, Noble Flvt 11.800. Norgold\n0080. ParUton 100. Pend Oreille 800.\nPorter Idaho 800, Reliance 11.000.\nReward 8000, Rulus 1000, SUvercreet\n8800, Sllversratth 4000, Snowflake\n1000. Standard Oold 1000, Sunshine\n100, Taylor Bridge 7430. Taylor Wind-\nfall 7080. United _np 1000. vldotpte\n4718, Waverly 43.800, Wayalde 3300.\nWaterloo 1800, White Bails 1000,\nWhitewater 8900.\nsnd that the ssld administrator will\nnot bs liable for the aald sssete 01\nsny part thereof to any person or\nperson, or whose claim, notice shell\nnot have been received by him at\nthe time of such distribution.\nBROWN AND DAWSON,\nSolicitors for the ssld Admlnlstrstor.\nDsted the 13th day of Msrch, AD..\n1034. ilium\nHelp Wanted\nWIDOWER WITH 4 CHILDREN\nwants housekeeper. (10 per montb,\ngive full psrtleulars. box tool.\nPally Nsws. 11808)\nSituations Wanted\nAja, ......\nA P Con\nAasoclstsd\nB A on\t\nBsltsc \t\nCslmont \t\n0 tt 9 Corpn \t\nChem Research .\nDilhousls .\t\nHorns OU \t\nHomestead\t\nImperlsl OU\t\ninter pete\t\nLowery -\nMerland \t\nNordon \u2014\nOil Selections \t\nOlgs _. \u2014.\nRoysllts \u2022 \u2014\nSarnie _,..\n108\nIM\n1.71\nMM\n.70\n104\n1J0\n43\n\u25a039 '4\nJl\nIJ4\n.11\n37\n>\n1J0\n9.11\nJ7\n1.M\n.14\n1415\n3318\nJO\nJl\n_ .11\nFor Sale or Rent\n8 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE OR\nnnt, class In. Phon. 671L. (IBM)\nGarden Seed\nENGINEER. 8rd OLAS8 SEEKS\nwork fireman or watchman, ex<\ncellent reference., ability and\ncharacter, slso First Aid man.\nBog 1990. Dtlly New.. (18901\n[ WANTS *5fi_ ON\nfsrm for board, good milker, 19\nyears experlente. 'Box 1541, Dsily\nNews. . (i841>\nWILL CUT CORDWOOD POR 81181\ns cord and slso mske it lor 8138'\nper cord. Box 1841, Dally News.\n(1841)\nFraah flower or vegetable aeeds. 7\nbl| pkU. 80c. Mann, Rutherford.\n (1341)\nHAVE A OOOD OARDRN. PLENTY\nof everything to est fresh\u2014and\nfor wln'erl ucpsydene seed, coet\nso uttle snd grow so much\u20143c\nto 4c per packet. Bit Overalse Peck-\nsis. New Crop, Freeh. Tested\nSeed.. Over 180.000 sstlsfled customers last season. Investigate.\nClip this sd snd get urge Psck-\nst Beautiful Flowers Free\u2014or send\n38c for 10 Big Packets regular\nvegetable, with special Coupon\ntood lor 38c nn first order.\n(Coin preferred; stamps soceptedl.\nMcFsyden Seed Co, Princess and\nMuket su., Winnipeg, Man. \u2022\n11419)\nCHAS. F. HUNTER. 8. T. A. Jt 1\nMunicipal and oommerclal Audits,\nP. O. Box 1191. Nelson. B. 0.\n(1471)\nAssayers\nR W. WIDDOWSON, established 1900.\n908 Josephine St. Nelson, fl.c.\n11474)\nORENV\u2014\u2014I H. ORIMWOOD, P. O.\nBox 418. K.slo. B. C.\n(1479)\nChiropodist*\nDr. Mildred Stmonds, Foot Specialist\n408 pernwell Bldt. Spokane, Wash.\n(1888)\nChiropractors\nR. R Oray, D.C. Ph.C. OUksr Block.\n (1471)\nC. HULTORRN. DC. Ph.O\nNursery Products\nAgents Wanted\nBARN WO MONEY OROW1NO\nmuehrooms for us. W; supply\n\u2022pswn For free Informstlon. write\nDominion Mushroom orowen, Re-\nglne, Bssk. OH\"\nRoom and Board\nsurllng Ps\u00ab \t\nWslnwrlght \t\nINDUSTRIALS\nBsstty Bros A\t\nBesuhsmols .....\nBell Telephone \t\nBrestUen ......\u2014.....\nBrew ft Diet\t\nCsn Bread\t\nCan Cement _..\t\nCan Car' ft Pdy\t\nCm lnd Al A\t\nOan Dredge _\t\nCsn Pae Mr\t\nCon. BaSeries\t\nDiet Beagrm. \t\noomlnton stores\t\nFord of Can A\t\nOoodyear Tin \t\nHlrsm walker\noblaw A -\nMasssy Harris \u2014\nPhoto Engravers \t\nPags Hersev \t\nnervlc? SUtlons _\u2014\nStsndsrd Firing \t\nSteel o' Cnads \t\nBONDS OPTIMISTIC\nNRW YORK. March 13 (AP).\u2014Ths\nbond markst continued highly optimistic todsy. Many Issues, Including several UR. governments c.tab-\nUebed new high, for tht past two\nyean or more.\nTurnover was 117,404,000, pw\nvalus.\nCalgary Lira Stock\nOALOART, March 11 (OP).\u2014Re-\noalpts: 143 cattls, 10 calvee, I hots\nsad 308 sheep snd lambs. Ths cattle market was modentely sctlve st\nsteady prices. Hogs sold steady st\n1? ' yeeterday. decline. selecU 99.68. Bs-\nm_ 1 cons MIS snd butchen 37.M not\nfed or watered.\nCattle\u2014Oood to cholos butebsr\nsteers M.M to 94.79, common to\nmedium 93.80 to 9379. Oood to\ncholos butcher helten 88.50 to 84.38\nwith a few tops st 84.80, medium 93\nto 9335. Oood to .hole, butcher\ncows 93 to M. oommon 81 38. Common to medium bulls 91 50 to 11.78.\nOood to choice veal calves 14 to\n88.80, common oalie. 9390 to 9315\nROOM AND BOARD IN OOMPORT-\nabU horns on. block from Hud-\nsons Rsy. Ph. MTR. (1883)\n\u25a0MV,\n1780\ntt\nM\n\u25a0It\n. I\n7H\n110\n. II\n388\nIH\n. 10\n9\n! 30H\n, 17H\n. I0H\n. 30*4\n. MV,\n. 33V4\n. IM\n. MH\n. 13\n. II\n. OH\nI\n. 0M,\n. IVi\n\u25a0 I7H\nDominion Live Stock\nWINNTPRO. MsrcD, 13 (CP)-Rs-\nEASTERN SALES\nAT MONTREAL\nMONTREAL. March 13 (OP)\u20146sl*\no( mors thsn 100 share, on the\nMontreal stock exchange today:\n1138 Braslllan. 110 B C Pack; 308\nH 0 Pow A: 1080 Bruck Bilk: J\u00bb5i\nCsn Cam: TM Csn O pfd; 800 Cdn\nCsr; 1010 Celaneae; M3 Can In Al;\n1410 c P R: 338 con Smelt: M87\nD Bridge; 410 D S ft C B; 700 Dom\nText. 408 How Smith: 4033 (nt\nNickel: 80S McOoU Front: sow Mtl\nPow; 407 Nat Rrew; MS N Steel\nCar; UM BU Corp; MS Shswlnl-\npm.\nAl TORONTO\nTORONTO. March 13 (CP)\u2014Sale.\nof mors thsn 100 shares on ths Industrlsl section ol the Toronto\nstock exchange tod.y:\nMO Abltlbl; M8 Rrew * D; 110\nB O Psck Pfd; 1171 osn Dredge;\nM8 C P RJ 030 Cone R_ts; 300 Con\nIndus; 383 Con 8m.lt; 410 rord A;\n418 oyp ft Alsb: 9108 int Nick;\n370 Loblaw A: 740 Masssy Harris;\n385 Moor. Corp; 380 Trsymon; 8M\nUnion Ou; 878 Walk.ra; 1870 Csn\nBud Bnw; 1330 Dist c Bsag; 018\nDom Brldte: Ml Mont Pow; MM\nFRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES\nft shrubs, Raspberry ft Blackberry canes. T. Roynon. Agent.\nUyrlts Nurseries. Nelson, B.C.\n(18M)\nPoultry ond Eggs\nLEOHORN CHICKS AT 91140\n100 trom RO P dams, 300 to 900\netts. Highest orsde. Satlafactlpo\ngusranwed. 15 psr osnt discount\nafter May 1st. Ordrr early, puhr's\nPoultry Farm. Vernon, B.C. (14S0)\nROP. ft OOVT. APPROVED BABl\nChlcka ft Pedigree Cockerel.\nWrite for mstlng snd price list\nsnd ses whst breeding 1, behind\nthem. A. Deverson. enwford Bay.\n (1371)\nSELUNO WHITE LEGHORN PUL-\nIsu healthy, well developed birds,\nlaying 00 p\u00abr cent, 60c eaeh. J. C.\nMartin. Creston, B 0 (1871)\nOrsdu.te. McCulloch Blk.\nPalmar\nPh. 111.\n(1477)\nJ. R. MCMILLAN, CH1ROPRACTOR.\nAberdeen Blk.. Phons 111. (1471)\nCk-riing and Prssslng\nSPRINO COATS CLEANED OR RE-\nUned st ths Wardrobe, 417 Hsll St.\n (1313)\nKlectricil\nSPECIAL \u2014 WAFFLE IRON 4378\nHUNTER ELECTRIC ft PLUMBINO I\nWard Street.\n^^^^^\u2122 (14M)\n3. T. C\u00bbAT_T ___\u2014\nElectrical contracting and Supplies.\nPhone 7M. \u2022 p. O. Box 1181.\n 114811 '\nFlorists\nFlower, tor every occasion\u2014good\nplanU and ferns; Funeral Sprays\nsnd Designs, expertly constructed.\nNELSON FLOWER SHOPPE PBone\n383\u2014when closed phone 3MR3.\n(13M)\nJOHNSON'S GREENHOUSES, Pbons I\n343. Cut [lower., pottsd plsnts. I\nand floral dsslgn., (14M)\nEcho Pokltry parm. Pedigree cockerels.\nMay chlcka. 910 per 100. Wnte for\nprice list. pC trans, AbboUford.\n(13M)\nLive Stock for Sale\nAYRSHIRE COW JUST FRRSHKNED.\nVery nssonsble. Phons 349L4. 01\nwrits Box 497, B\u2014son. (1M9I\nS5S SA-C\u2014JERSEY rTTCl on!\nyear. M 9. Williams, Frultv.lv\n(1677)\nOOOD AYRSHIRE COW. JUST\n1 free\u2014rasd. F O.lney. Hsrrop.\n\u25a0 (1008)\nLive Stock Wanted\nWANTED\u2014ONE WORK HORSE\u20147TI\nRanch, Frultvsle. (1876)\nAutomotive\noslpu ot cattle 90, calvu 19. hots n A oil: 3001 Imp Oil; 1971 Int\nT\nMH\n3114\n,ss\nll*\n19\ni*\nii\nWheat Weakens\non Liquidation\nGOLD DOWN\nQUOTATIONS ON WALL STREET | WHEAT IS I\nMsrch IS (CP)\u2014Un-\nlooked far liquid*. Ion brok* the\nsUsdT tons of whsst today on ths\nWinnipeg grain cxehsni*. Losses at\nths final fong rancM between\/ %\nand lo.\nWeakened by fairly liberal offer-\nIngs. th* May future ended at M\nand July at 70V4. Largs Interest wu\nsaid to ba on tha ssltlng aids.\nWHEAT IS LOWER\nAllethsny . IH\nAll Chemical 183\nAm Csn . - 101H\nAm For Pow IIH\nAmerican Ice IH\nAm Ms _ Pdy 17\nAm Smelt tt Rs 48\nAm Telephone 111\nAm Tobacco _\nAnaconda \t\nAtchison \t\nAuburn Motors\nRsldwln\nBslt _ Ohio\nBendlx Avi.\n\u2022H\nIMH\niooh\nI0H\nI\n48H\n131\n70 M\nIM\nIH\nIMH\nIOOH\nlot,\n9\n17\n45'.\n138'.\n70=,\n18\nBeth Steel 44H\n70',\n\"*\u00bb \u201e __\n88 S6H 174,\nB ir ill\n'Jit 1\u00abH HH\nCanMls\nC.n pacific ....\nOerro De Pasco\nChee _ Ohio\nChrysler\nCom A South\nCon Oss N Y\nCorn Prod\nc Wright Pfd\nDupont\nEsatman Kodak\nBee Pow * Ll\nWee ..\nFord Envllsb\nFord of csnsds\nFirst Ns Btorss\nFreeport Tor\nOsnersl Electric\nosn rordi\nOsnersl Motor,\nOold Dust\nOood'lch \t\nOren*vv\nOrt North Pfd\nOrt vseit S\"gsr\nHows Sound\nHudson Mmon\nIns Cooper\nInter Nickel\ninter Tel er Tel\nII\n44\n41H\n3H\n99H\nTSH\nMH\n90\nWW\nt\\*\n?\nMH\n99H\nB\n48\n33 M\n84 M\nMH\nUM\nM\n::s,\n18H\nIIH\n\u2014\nWH\n30',\n38 H\n38 a.\n49%\n48 H\n3\"'.\nMH\nIH\n\u2014>\n371,\nIIH\nUH\n11\nit:\n17H\n36 H\n44 H\n63 H\n3%\n40',\n73\n10',\n01',\n80 \u2022'!\nit:\n31',\n7-,\nif,\n65',\n48\n13H\n34',\nM\nM\n18%\n]!\u2022'\u25a0\n19\",\n31\".\n48 \"\u2022\nM%\n\u00bbH\n17\njewel Tes ... .\nKenn oopper\nKreene SS ...\nlaoftitr * ToU\nLsrin A rial\nMuk Truck .-\nMllwsukse pfd\nMont wtrd . -\nNssh Moton\nNs Dslry prod\nN Pow At U\nN T Osntral\nPae Oa. _ Eire\nPackard Motors\nPenn R R -\u2014\nPhillips Pete\nPun Oil \t\nRadio Corp . .-\nRadio Keith Or\nRem Rand . .\nHoct laland\nnafeway Store.\n\u2022\u2022hell Union ...._\nS Csl Edison\nflouth Pacific\nitin Oil of Oal\nsun Oil of Ind\nSUn on ot N J\nitew warn \u2014\nstudebsksr \t\nTet Oorp .._\u2014\nTsi oul' Sul\nTlmk.n Rollsn\nnn C'-b'de . ...\nI'n Oil of Csl\nrm a'*-sft ....\nnn R's\u2014.it ...\nrm wactfj.. ....\nn\u00bb rt rrn Pp.\n- B B\u2014el\n\" S w..b\u2014-\nV\"Sd'\"\"l Steel\nWe, wl^trlc _ _\n\u2014~-lworth ..... 8$itti*tt&t^^\n. CLASSIFIED\nADVERTISING\nRATES\nHe a line\n8 lines, onos I ti\n3 lines, one. 41\n4 lines, ones M\n5 lines, t lime. 48\nI lines, I time. .' 143\n4 lines, t times 1.71\nI lines, 1 month S.M\n3 llnet, 1 month 444\n4 line., 1 month 9.71\nAll tbsvs les. If, tm prc-pt\npayment.\nAgain the Demand\nfor the\n1934 FORD V\u00bb8\nmakes it possible for us to\noffer at \u2022 very attractive\nprice several\nUSED CARS AM)\nTRUCKS\nTTaeas must bs moved at once to\nmake room for Three Csrlosds of\nnew FORDS now enroute.\nKootenay Motors\n(NrbM) Limit**\n301 Raker St. Phon. 117\n(1171)\nFuneral Directors\nNELSON FUNERAL SERVICE.\n634 Victoria St. Phone 99. Day\nand Nlfht Mrvlce. p. 0. Dtvu.\n (1494)\nHide Dealers\n301 Bsker\n3. T. MOROAN.\nNelson, B-C. (14981\nInsurance and Real Estate\nROBERTSON REALTT CO.. LTD. '\nReel ssuu. In.ur.nce, rsntak,\nAberdeen block. Bsksr Bt. (It\nB. W. DAWSON. Rssl EsUU. la- ,\nsursnee. Rentsls. Next I\u2014ppsrson I\nH.rdwsn. Baker street. (14*7) *\nAUTO DrSURANci. FrtE3CUt_TW\nnanced at low coat. T. D. Roallnt,\n3 Royal Bank Bldt (1400)1\nJ. D. BLACKWOOD, lnaursnoe otl\nenry description. Reel Est.; Ph. so. f\nCHAS- F McHARDT. INSURANO\u2014I\nReal puts-Phone 188. (14tti|\nH. E. DILL. FIRE IH8URAHOJL\natency, 808 Ward St. Phone 190.1\n 11400)1\n3. I. ANNARU. REAL RSTAT1.1\nnnuu. lnsursncs. A\u2014ss\u2014s block.!\n (1411)1\nUfi. ni* iONUHUJ BrtUI-l\nsec*, p. E. foulln, P)\u00bb^J_flatlsamT\nMachinists\nBENNETTS UMITED .\nFor sll clasMS of MsUl Wort. Lsthsl\nWork. Drilling Borln. snd OrlndlBf.f\nMotor Rewinding Acetylene wtldlnf.l\nPhon. 909 ^^^\n934 Vernon Stnet,\n (11*7)1\nMining Engineers\np. a PETERS\nMlnint Engineer\nRumination, operation snd msnega _\nment of mines and mlmrrsl\nproperties, Rosslsnd, B.C.\nU4\u00bbl)|\n-TBTBa\"\nENOINEER AND SCRVETOR\n (1\u00ab\nMusical Tuition\nMiscellaneous\nIOUN AND TREORT PUPtLSj\nMsry resddls. Ph. 9UR3. 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Radciiffe. 917 Vernon!\n i1497l|\ntRR tht ftuYs Aitb stas -\nThs status ot ths prise-fight every\none wsnts \u2014 a hsavyvreltht tltlw\nmstch between Prlmo Camera and\nMax Baer\u2014today wst prstty much\nthst of s pneumonts pttlent alter\nthree days ln a hospital.\nThs crisis wss spproachint rsp\nIdly.\n\"There has been no chenst In ths\ncondition of ths pstlent,\" ssld Col.\nJohn Reed Kllpstrlck, president of\nMadison Squsre Garden, oarrylnt out\nthe illusion. \"The situation is satisfactory and we era waiting for\naomething to happen.\"\nAncll Hoffman, msnater of Baer,\nand Louis Soresi, pilot of Carnera,\nwent Into more secret huddles wltb\nJimmy Johnston, ln charts of box-\nInt st ths Garden, with no more\nresults thsn were schlsred yesterday\nwhen it wu prematurely reported\nthe mstch hsd been tltned for next\nSeptember.\nIt wss lesrned ths two msjor difficulties In ths way ot the mttch\nhavs bssn smothered away. Baer will\nreceive more than the challenger's\nusual share ot the gate receipts, lltt\npercent, snd from this hs will reimburse Jsck Dcmpsey, hi* patron.\nDcmpsey lifted Beer Into the limelight by staging the Schmeling bout\nlut June. The Garden, however, hi.\nrefused to accept him aa s partner\nln ths preeent bualneu.\nGOOD WORKOUTS\nFOR BOAT CREWS\nLONDON. Msrch IS (CP cable..\u2014\nCambridge snd Oxford both bsd\n\u25a0ood workouts todsy near the wind-\nup ot tbelr long siege of training\nfor the classic boat race Saturday.\nl*be light blues rowed from Putney to Hammersmith bridge, a mile\nsnd 1100 yards, ln T minutes a?\nseconds', three seconds fsster tban\nOxford's time for tbe same distance\nSaturday,\nOxford rowed from Hemmsramlth\nbridge to tbe mils poet ln the afternoon, a dtstanoe of 1940 yards, ln 2\nminutes 67 seconds, three seconds\noutside the reoord for the distance.\nClub Sscrstarisi\nTrain to Say \"No'\n\u25a0^STatsr\nTRAIL SWAMPED BY DELUGE OF\nGOALS AND OUSTED IN PLAYOFF\nDisapprove of Women\non Wrestling Card\nNEW WBSTMINSTBR, B.C.. March\n18 (CP). \u2014Two New Westminster\namazons, May O'Riley and Babe La-\ntour, wbere billed to appear tonlgbt\non a wrestling card here but the\npolice commission decided the mat\ngame waa not fit pastime for. mem-\nbera of tba fair sax. Tbey notified\ntba Wrestling club of their disapproval after tbe New Westminster\noouncll of women had protested tbe\nproposed bout.\nFernie Beats\nColeman Club\nHome Badmlntonltns Win\nAll Gaines Except One\nFBIIfT-, 8. C. March II\u2014Ths\nCity Badminton club entertslned the\ncolemsn Badminton elub ln an in*\nter-city tournament Sunday. Ths\nvisitors found difficulty ln edjuat-\nlnt thslr play to ths low cslllnt of\nth* local ball wtth th* remit that\nfernie won sU tbe tame, but on*.\nWomen's doubles, sll tames won\nby Tttali plsyer. -Vilas Pooley and\nIlia* Kl.uer defeated ura Undo\nsnd Mlat McLeod.\nMr. Saunder. and Mrs. csvsrs\ndefeated MM. Undo and Mist Mc.\nUod. i\nMrt. Illtlntton snd Mrs. Baker defeated Mrs. Undo snd Miss McUod.\nMsn's doubles\u2014All tame, won by\nFernie\u2014J. Ross snd J. irvlns won\natalnat R. Barnes and D Shone.\n\u2014. Uttle and C. O. Duncan won\natalnat R. Jones and L. Undo.\nD. Wsllsoe and T. Bbotthouu\nwon atalnst D. Sbons and L- Undo.\nSlntles\u2014J. Host of pernle defraud\nR. Shone, colemsn.\nMired doubles\u2014J. Rosa snd Mlsa\nPooler. Fernie, defesMd R tune.\nand Mist McUod.\nMrt. Dkintton and 3. Irvine, Ttr-\nnle defeated Mrs. Undo and It.\nShone.\nMrt. Cavers and _. UttU. Ftrnls.\ndefeated Mr. end Mra. Undo.\nMlas Klauer end C. O. Duncsn.\nFtrnle. defesUd Miss McUod and\nR. Jones.\nMrs. Ssundsrs and D. wetisoe.\npernls, detested Mrs. Undo and R.\n\u25a0Mats.\nMl- McUod and R Jonss, (Ms.\nman, defeated Mrs. Davidson snd T.\nShorthouse.\n(By AL DEMAREE)\nClub sscrstsrlss bsvs to train\nthemselves Into belnt \"on\" men durlnt \">\u2022' Sprint period. As s rule\nthere sre no advances made atalnat\nsslary. except to tbs recctnlred \"re-\ntulers\" on tbt team.\nSome of tbe rooltlea report with\nonly s flvt dollsr hill to lsst tbem\ndurlnt over a montb of train!tn|.\nThe thin dimes thsy leav. on the\ndlnlnt roam tsbls three times a dsy\nsoon uses up thslr oaah resources.\nTht ntwspspers photofrsphsrs Utd\nt strenuous life, slso. Getting s\ncrowd of temperamenUl stbleUs to\npose elngly or collectively U s touth\nassignment for anybody. And ln\ntaking aomt of th* shou, ths camera\nman takes hU Ufs ln hu hands.\nPATS AND WESLEYS\nTOPLAYTW0M0RE\nSASKATOON. March 11 (CP).\u2014\nFollowing a isngthy confwenoe between tbe officials of tb* rival cluba\nlast nl|ht, Reims Pau snd Sssks-\ntoon Wesley, decided to play another\nboms snd boms, totsI\u00bbfoal ssrlss to\ndsclds ths Saskatchewan Junior\nhockey champlonahlp\nTbs first ssrlss between the clubs\nsndsd ln s four-toal deadlock sftsr\nIM mlnutss of boeksy whsn tbs\nsecond tsme, which went '\"to ovsr-\ntlms ended ln s soorelees tit.\nTh* first isms of ths new strut\nwill bs played bar* oo wednesdsy\nnltht. Msrcb 14. snd ths return tarns\nst Retina Friday, Marcb IS.\nTrail Cagers Pb\nBasket Tournament\nSOFTBALLERS TO\nORGANIZE SOON\nThli week will see the reorganlea-\ntlon of the Man's City Softball\nleague at the annual meeting aoon\nto be called by the league secretary,\nand an effort should bs made to\nhave Individual cluba lined up beforehand. Last year nine teams functioned in the league and tbe game\nhad its first big yesr ln tbe lake\ncity. This year, with the season\nthree weeks ahead of lut year, an\nearly start la anticipated. The\ngrounds are already good and dry\nand there is no reason why practloe\nabould not start soon.\nDeadly Attack of\nEdmonton Gets\n12 Goals\nVancouver Lions\nJubilant Over Win\nBoth Squads Are Confident;\nKeats Says \"Well Be\nThere at the Finish\"\nTRAIL. B. C. Msrcb lt\u2014It la\nths tentative plan of tht Trail\nBasketball association to hold a two-\nday tourney near tb* end of March\nor in tb* esrly part of April. In tht\nrink buildlni If possible, the plsn\nwss tinder discussion st t meetlnt\nof tbt issoclstlon in tbt Memorial\nhsll Tuesday nlfht. Decision on tb*\nmstter depend. largely on whether\nI or not Toronto Maple Leafi etn bt\ni prevsjled -upon to put on their\nhocksy show here.\nI it U propossd to writ* outside\nteams from Washington. Okintfsn,\n\u25a0nd But and Wsst Kootensy polnu.\nA. Curtis, chslrmsn, J. D. Hartley,\nand De. Ask.y were appointed at t\ncommittee to formulat* plsns for\nth* tournament.\nTb* proposal of t repreeenUtlv*\nteam to meet vlsltlnt cetera was\nnot suocssafully enUrtsined. It wat\nRutreated hsvs s tsam of tb. tenlor men'a lctfus and a representative tttm of tbe remainder of tb.\niMfnt pisysrs enter tht tourney, thu\nof course dependlnf on trie number\nof vUltlnt\nCanadian Horseman\nRides Two Winners\nWOLVBWAMPTOW, Bnt. March\nIS (CP cable).\u2014It's business wltb\npleMure for young Jack MtcNaman\nof Toronto, wtll-known Csnsdlsn\nhorseman, on holldsy in England for\nthe Orand National nest weak. In\norder to get a ride over an _prf11ffb\ncourae be purchased a coupl* of\nhoreee here, won a rate with each of\ntbem and tben aold tbem at a profit.\nMacNamara won tbe Busbbury\nselling handicap, a hurdle race ol\ntwo miles, on Bedraggled reeterday,\n\u2022.tailing st oddscof 100 to I and\nwinning by a half a length over tbe\nfavorite Auction Tbla afternoon,\nwith anotber mw purchase, Pemjle,\nhe wem the Dubley selling hurdle\nraoe of two miles, alao al odds of\n100 to I, and beating Auction again\nby sis lengths,\nHe sold his first boras for ggJO\nand bis seoond for Htt.\nFALCONBRIDGE\nWINS HOCKEY\nSTTDBrrRY, ont, Mtrch 11 (CPI\n\u2014Falconbridge tonlfht raptured the\nsenior northern Ontario Hockey association championship wbtn thsy\nhsld South Porcupine to t l-Jt\ndraw In tbs second ot the two-tame\ntotal-toal tlnal aerlea Palcona won\nths first tsme st South Porcupine\nmday nlfht 1-0 snd with tonlfht'.\ndraw took ths round 4-1.\nSorley Boy Wins\nShrewsbury Race\nWOLVERHAMPTON, Blf.. Msrch\n11 (CPl\u2014P. Ambrose Clark's SorMr\nBoy, on* ol th* leading ran<1ldates\nfor ths orand nstlonsl st Alntres\nMsrch II. tod.y won ths Shrewsbury handicap chase ovsr three\nrail* by three lentlhs from W.\nPersonste't Porbra, ortnd NaUontl\nwinner in 1131.\nWeekly Egg\nReport\nThs lourtsenth weekly\nreport of\nths Brltlab en Isylni oontest at ths\nexperiment\u2014; farm\n>t Afiea.lt la\nss follows:\nTotals to dsM\nBrssd snd Owner\nBtr\nmm Tti.\nBsrwveldllt\nPits-Herbert. H. O...\nM\nIN\nMl.l\nWhlU Wvastottts\nCant, A\t\n10\nMS\n\u2022Ml\nJenkins, norman. P..\nM\nMt\nNS-\nSidney Et ttt. ....\n17\n4M\n4M.1\n1. c anode blut\nArnould. H 9 A. ...\nId\nMS\nMil\nBrown, 3tet \t\nat\nMO\nIMl\ncal*. 9 B. \t\n47\n4M\n471-\nJackson. Colin P. ..\n41\n170\n\u20221IJ\nMoras, P. W\t\n4S\nITI\nMOO\nPsnssr's Msd Farm...\nII\n640\n1711\nRusull. D. \t\n47\nMl\n719.-\nSwastika poul. Parm\nis\n4M\nMl\nBarred Plvmsath Rorsa\u2014\nDelta Und Oo\t\n40\n117\nW.7\nOould. Prank \t\nito\n4M\nO0S.7\nLambte. Jit. \t\ntt\n711\n711J\nUthbrldf* Bl. SU .\n41\nMt\nM4I\nPennington, JL ....\nM\nM0\ntot*\nSUwsrt. Mn. F. ft. .\n47\nMO\nM1.4\ntacewss\nM\n\u202200\n441J\nApplsbv, P. W\t\n41\n\u202271\n\u202207.7\nBolivar Hatch. Ut..\nM\nITS\nMOO\nM\nMS\nMI7\nM\nMl\n8614\nDarb*y. P * Bon....\n41\nM4\n\u202241.7\nDayklnt. 1. W\t\nM\n197\nnot\nrvana, P. C\t\n4*\n\u2022HU017.7\nPslrwstthtr, W. M.\n\u20220\n\u2022 10\n\u2022M7\n41\nm\nM1.7\nHeader c\t\na\nMS\n74\u00ab\u00bb\nM\nMl\n\u202274.11\nUwson. Bst. of C . W\n41\nMl\nMIS\nMstcslfe. C. P\t\nM\n470\n\u2022114\nMorrison. A. D\t\nM\n\u202217\nMlt\nPollok. 0. L K.....\n4*\nMl\nMU\n\u20227\n\u2022II\ntit 4\nBobtruon. A. f\t\n41\n111\nMl.l\nRump tl sendall ...\nM\n171\n111*\nScbofleld. A. W\t\n\u00ab\nIU\n\u2022tie\nSmith Bros\t\n\u20224\n441\n4M.1\nswsstits Poul. Pit...\n17\nM4\n7114\nflweneson. P\t\n\u20227\nMO\nI7t\u00ab\nVerchert, P. O\t\nM\n\u202294\n7801\nWatson. A. O\t\n4S\n\u2022Ot\n7I7J\nWilson Bros. \t\n41\n4M\n471.1\nWilson. D\t\n47\n\u2022II\n0014\nwindsrmsr* Bl BU..\n41\n\u2022 11\n\u2022M.I\nVANCOOVBR, Mtrch II (CP). \u2014\nBdmonton Eeklmc* snd Vancouver\nUon*. teml-flnsllsts In th* northwestern professional Hockey lestus\nplsyoffs, took tlms off todsy before\nrenewtnt thtlr hockey feud it Seattle\nThuredsy nltht.\nBoth squads wsrs confident, the\nveteran Eskimo, thst tbty would\nevent* last nltht's 4-3 defest here\nin tht first game of the thne-out-\nof-flve series, snd Lion, thst thsy\nwould mske It two straight and meet\nCanary Titers ln the flnsl.\n\"We're one fame down,\" grinned\nDuke KeaU. hockey-wlae msnater of\nthe Bsklmos, \"but ws hsve two\nismes left and mil bt ln then to\nth* finish.\"\nUon* were Jubllsnt ovtr thslr win\nbut admitted the soonsr ths ssrlss\nwat owsr ths better pleased tbey\nwould be. Although they matched\nyouth snd spsed staln.t ths gull* of\nBsklmos lsst night and csms out tn\ntop, two of their goals were more\nthan a Uttle lucky breaks, one of\nthem glancing Into tbs Idmonton\ncats off ths .kit* of tn Eskimo\npleyw.\nBDMONTON, March 11 (CT)\u2014\nSmothering thslr opponenta under t deluge of goala, Edmonton\nAthletic Club Junlora defeated\nTrail, B. C, hert tonight 11-0\ntnd won tht IntorprovlncUi Junior hockey honors by t acore ot\n18-0. Tbi flnt imm bera lttt\nSaturday night went to tbs I.A.C.\n7-0.\nprom tht start of the game E\u2014.C.\ntook command. -hey stormed\nthrouth tnd around the Trail\ndefence and did everything but\nUke away the opposing goalie's\npads. The Rlmstad brothers, Mono\nand \"Pats\" tnd the other family\ncombination on the Uam, Nell and\nMac Colvllle, wen prime factors In\nthe overwhelming victory scored by\nthe locals hen tonight,\n1-OWEKLESS TO STOP\nEDMONTON\nTrail youngsters fought hard, they\nplugged along and did everything\nthey could to stop tbs jpdmonton\nrepresentatives, but they oould not\ncope with the polished stuck and\nthe whistling drives the came off\nthe E. A. C. atUckert' sticks with\nclock-like regularity tnd all plays\nwers carried through tn brilliant,\ndeadly ttyle.\nDespite the 7-0 licking admin-\nlsoVred the vltlton on Saturday a\ncrowd of over 8,000 persona witnessed this evening's battls. The\nloe was lightnli-.g fut and B. A. C.\ndominating the play, wen teen tt\nthslr best.\nMEET THE PATS\nAt t result or theft victory 9.K.C.\nnow awalta the outcome of the Saskatchewan Junior hockey series.\nTomorrow nltht Reglna put meet\nSaskatoon Wssleys ln Uw third\ngame of their series tnd tht final\ntame between thus two clubs will\nbe played Prlday nlgbt. pour gtmu\nwen necessary as tht clubt were tied\nafter tbe flnt two wtn plsyed.\nEA.c. htvt tlnsdy scored t victory over tbe Reglna Pate and are\nconfident they can reach tht Dominion finals this yssr.\nDan cerrlgan, a local boy wbo\nplayed some professions! hockey in\nCalifornia, but wu mott interest*'\nIn senior smsteur hocksy hen, Is\nths coach of B. A. C.\nLINEUPS:\nTrsll\u2014Weir, got]; Mtrtln, Hood,\ndtftnet; Btlfour, centra; Debner,\nBrown, wing.: Pora\u00abt, Kendall, Doherty, Ponok, Demblcl. subs.\nEdmonton\u2014Layetske, goal' Watt\nOauf, defence: U. RlmsUd,'centra\nCine. It.' COlvllls, wings; A. Maloney. N. Colvllle, y, Rimstead, Mc\nSporran, Hettlf, subs.\nReferee\u2014\"Curly\" wbutley, Trail\nJudfe of play\u2014Clarence Campbell,\nBdmonton.\nHocksy Standing\nCANADIAN DIVISION\nP W L D P APU\nToronto .... 40 16 11 \u00bb IM 111 09\nCanadian. .. M 11 II 0 \u2022\u2022 08 48\nMtrooni .... 47 lt 11 10 IU 110 41\nAmerican. .. 48 14 13 10 17 131 38\nOtUwa 40 13 31 8 Ul 138 81\nUNITED STATES SECTION\nDetroit 4t 33 18 10 IM 08 00\nRsngers .... M II 17 \u2022 110 107 M\nChlcsgo .... 48 11 17 11 S3 SO 47\nBoston 48 18 38 \u2022 09 13J37\nScons Tuesday nlfht:\nBoston 3; Ottawa 1. '\nMaroona 0; chlcafo 1.\nRangera 1; American! 1.\nRACKETEERS TAKE\nSHUTTLE TOURNEY\nREVIEW TEAM\nIS CHAMPION\nHeads Creston Girls in\nBasketball\nLeague\nCRESTON, March J3\u2014The lesgue\nbasketball sssson Is ovsr for 1933-34\ntnd as psr expectations th* championships nave gone to tbe Create;'\nReview In tht ladlu' Motion, and\ntb* Oar\u2014oau In Uw mens division.\nTbs final gams* vm, pleyod Thursday tt which tbs Printers trimmed\nths Hit* School girls handily to\ngive tbem a Mason's play wltb on.y\none deieat. Tb* Cardinal* wen fortunate In taking the final gum.\nfrom th* Imperial Groceteria. Tiw\nlatter wen at tb* top of trielr form,\nand with Ban Crawford absent the\nCardinals bad to to the limit to\nwin by a 31-20 mart\u2014. Llkt tbt Review tbe Cardinals bad but ons deieat throughout a league season tbat\nstarted at the middle of October.\nPor tb* final (tma in tbs ladles'\nsection of the But Kootensy league\nOranbrook quintette wu unabk, to\nget through to Creston du* to the\nbad roads and Prlday night's gams\nIn t ncent I6-f&ms shuttle tourney ths Memorial hall Racketeer.\nbeat the Legion B 10-8, It wu a\nclou event, particularly ths mixed\nmttchu a good percentage of which\nwent to three MU,\nScorn with Memorial Hall Racketeers mentioned flrtt:\nLadles' doublu\u2014Mn. W. Brown\nand Mrt. J. Bptnoer lott to Mrs. J.\nHolland snd Mn. J. w. Smith 3-15,\n19-11, l-ll.\nMit. jl C. Emory snd Mrs. s.\nHsydon lost to Mlu P. Wade tnd\nMn. P. Johnson 11-15. 8-18.\nMrs. a. fj. Wllllsm. snd Mr.. R. r. , i_J to be cancelled end* my\"not\u2122be\nBrown lost to Mrs p. Johnson and'puwi M tto. final game in tbs\nMiss B. Roger. S-1S. 7-I\u00bb. \u25a0 British Columbia ohampionahlp ssrlss\n, \"> *\u2022 \u201efpl- ****..***** \u00b0 **\u2022\"\u2022 '\u00bbt Kamloops me du. to gel under\nlost to Mlu I Jeffs snd Mlu A. >wsy btfore the and of tbs week.\nLinden 8-15, l-lo. ____________\nMen's doubles\u2014w. Brown and D.\no. Chamberlain heat D. Jonw and p.\nBourgeois 15-7, 16-6.\nO. D. Nagle and A. E. Murpby\nlott to D. Wade and V. Mclnecsuk\n1-16. 16-8, 13-16; E. jl Mann and\nO. H. Carlson best R. Leonard snd\nE. orenberg 18-13, 13-11. 18-14.\nR. R. Brown and 8. Hayden beat\nROTARY STANDS\nFOR WORLD PEACE\nPERNIB, March 14 Sherwood\nR. R. Horner snd B, D. Hall 16-6, j Herohmer addressed the Pernle Ro-\n_?\" - - \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u2014 *-fy \u00ablub Monday. KU talk na ad-\nU \u00a3 - 5\u00a3*-MI!!!' .*\u2022 \u00b0- ******* \u2022 dnaud especially to tbs newer mem-\nr _*?i..S- C.h.'mJ>'rL*ln \u25a0*?' **\u25a0\u2022 **\u2022* OI **** \u25a0***- ****>\u25a0 Be nflewwd\nJ. Holland ui p. Bourgeon 15-7, j briefly the origin and history of Rotary and oalled attention to tbs Pact\nand\nJ. H\n15-6.\nJ\u00a3*imL*\\ mT^mtS*. Fie. Brown !Ua-* -*0-*** *** frown from a ainfls\nm UJV',a'.8mHh *M \u00b0 J0M' small group'In Chicago to a wctld-\n\u00ab.;.\",.i\u00abt. *--.\u00bb\u25a0\"\"\" ontr-uuon through tne el-\nm*^Jmnmnm'.*\"' 9' B \"**.\u2022 forts of lnllvldusla who hove given\n- their own time and spent their own\nbett Mlu p. Wadt and D. Wade\n8-16. 17-16, 18-11.\nMn. S. Htyden tnd A. 9 Murphy\nbeat Mn. p. Johnson snd, V. Mei-\nnectuk 3-15, 17-16, 18-0.\nMrs. A. o. Williams snd E A.\nMann lott to Mra. p. Johnson tnd\nTnt lower ptrt of th* retina of\nth* horse II not useful, snd so bs\nsua but llttls except whst Is bslow\nhis head, often bumping bis head\nwbtn ptulnt throuth doorwtys.\nmoney snd not tbr^urn proms..\n3amp_j_i financed by th* tttm,\nIn discussing tbs ob,-._ of Ro\u2014.\nMr. Herchmer Isld patlcular vttr-\non the' sixth dullnf with tbs fos... \u2022\nR. Leonard 8-16 0-15 ~ l**- ** **\u00bb<*m******l food will. He\nMn. r. R. Brown and o. H. Ctrl.' ?i\"_ \u00ab_\u2022 <**H*ll'x! ***'\u2022**\"\u2022 ~ *****\naon belt Mis. B. Roger, snd E U\u201e*\"\u201eJ* *^**-*M' ****** \u2022** <-*\norenben 15-13, 15-6 not tnow fro- one day to tbe nut\nMn. A. 8. Murphy tnd B. Hiy- l ***** ,m* *'**?*; J**' .*****'_*_*\u25a0\u2022*\ndon belt Mlu A. linden tnd \u2122R f International affalra. It la possible\nHorner 16-13, (3-15 15.7 \u25a0\u2022** **** tnf.uence of Roury to be\nMlu o. Bwlnf gnd r.'r. Brown ***** So-* \u2022!''cH*\u00abl* In tbt mterc: 1\nbest Mlu B. Jeffs snd R. D. Hall ' P**0*' r'\" \"\"\u2022-\u2022TUH \u00ab\u00ab\u25a0 of\n16-4. 16-e. present conditions wu declsnd to\n' be human gre:d and \u2014\u2022 need of t:v\n'moment to be tb* willingness of\n\u2022sen iDilvldusl to submit hlm\u2014'.r\nand his Intertill lo tny program\nfor tbt oommon good.\nRANGERS PREDOMINATE IN SECOND\nTEAM OF MONTREAL SPORT EDITOR\n. _\u25a0____ ** V_,MtV * <-*-*\"\u25a0*** rnm urlu of Hitlonsl Hockey\nleagu. all-*Ur ulectlons by sports editors In N.H.L cities. A connntus\nwlu 0* pnpartd later.\nBy X. E. Nirbonne, Montreal le Devoir\nPint tsam: Gotl AlttrntU turn:\nOardlner (Chicago) Altksnhesd (Rsngers)\nBight Defenoe\nClancy (Toronto) Selbert (Ranters)\nUtl Defenn\nL Conacher (Chicago) Johnson (Rsngere)\nCeatn\nBotichsr (Rangtn) Primetu (Toronto)\nBight Wint\nC. Contcher (Toronto) W. Oook (Rsntsrai\n, Lttt Wing\nJolllt (Cantdltni) Jtckson (Toronto)\nCoach\nPatrick (Rsntsra) Irvln (Toronto)\nFrankie Parker, Bantam Puckster, sets\nRecord for Hockey Stars to Shoot at\nUtt 1\nPORT ARTHUR. Out. Mirch 1)\n(OP)\u2014A ntw puck-prop*.llnf msteor\nfLssbsd tacross tits liockty firms-\nment todsy and wroU scoring flfurss\nto shsvms Um vtttrens. T-*n-affd\njprsAkls I'-Jker, slim UacDonsld Cutler r-*i-i\u00abttfr ds lux*, pscked twty\nbis skste* for tbs sesson wltb a\neoorlnf noord of 101 fosls (or 16\nfames.\nThe fluslre Wt-wlnger, only 14\nyears of st*. passed tbe century\nmark Monday nlgbt ln the final\ngamt tbat decided tbe Thunder Bay\nbantam league title when MacDonald\nCartler _*t9ited Port William Mon-\narcha 4-0- rrankle scored two of\nthe goals.\nPossessor of an amatlng ahot repertoire plus uncanny judgment,\nhe hu averagfd t little better than\nalx goals for etch game pltyed. Re\nIs pltnnlng to enter Junior ranks\nneit season.\nDYNAMITERS REST\nWITHJCE LEAD\nPromiy of Better Ice Sheet\nfor Tonight's Game\nCALOART, Marcb 18 (CP).\u2014Klmberley Dynamiters are resting easily\ntoday wltb a three-goal margin ln\ntheir tottl goals series against Luscar\nIndians. Dynamiters upeet tbe dope\nin British Columbia by ousting Trail\n^S,.l?t,_L-S..,,0?;,_?,_'J\u00bb\"'\u00bb isl7\u00a3on\"\u00ab_,\"I\" 4_.\"_Ji\"\nSLIPS ON LADDER,\nINJURES A FOOT\nClUUC, Ms oh 13\u2014lira. Br:\nThornItt of Midway spent the weekend here the guest of her _wjb. \u2022\nand sbn-ln-law Mr. snd _.-\u25a0\nmay.\nJ. B. Mller and Dan Watson re\ntared to orand Porks lttt wttk.\nCUy Barttnt 1ms taken up hla\nrs-denoe ben aftsr an absence of\npreviously perennial chsmplons to\nItn. Osn Nystrom and daughter\ntak* thst sntry In the Alien cup m*mJT __1* __^ _.\nrscs, while Lusur surprised Albert. IS^. [Vrleml*LL.\n\u00ab\u2014 by winning this province's I \"*n<1' \" '\nfana\ntitle.\nUr. tnd Mrs. A. Scbofleld and son\n'Art Mteklt, t uteran nulled to lSn^Ul K*Bt \"** ****-**\u25a0 ** ***'\nUkt tbt pilot of one of Klmberley's Iu___^_. J \u201e_--,_, _ . __,\nregulsn wbo wu bsnned by tns \u201e,*_; 1^?__r \u2122lf_,*_.-\u00bb \u2022****\nresldentlsl rule, will bs out sgaln \"'J\"*'\"* _*_;\u2022_*\"*\"\u25a0 _ .\ntomorrow night on tbs lookout forL^ \"'^\u2122l *^\" f\"'^'\nnbounds. Last night he seond sll __ur_7 wtT . 4P*T * \"*\"\nthn* counUn, two from dlnct n- \\**L *oi t-tyaott o foot-\nbounds tnd ths third wbtn be\npicked up a loon puck that bad\nbounced back of Dave Pow through\na scramble of plsyen.\nBotb plsyen snd fans sipeet s\nbetter sheet of IM tomorrow night.\nA sharp wtnd lut night unt ths\nthermometer down to t low of IS\ndegrees tnd It wu chilly todty.\nRough lu .polled ptatlng ln the\nftnt gsme, but hopes sn for s\nsmooth surface for the deciding tilt.\nDam Walton slipped on lot Istt\nweek hurting himself quit* badly.\nLeo nerroux has been confined to\nhis horns wltb a btd ooM.\nMrs, Tank le-th laart for Psn-\ntloton mday when sbs will vuit\nrelaavu.\nTony Paydlrc of Mldwwf bu toasted * position st carml mint.\nSKI PARTY ON WAY\nWILLIAMS LAKE. B.C, Mtrch 13\n(CP)\u2014Headed by two well-known\nEnglish spllrilsts, Blr Norman J. Watson tnd Wing Commander C B.\nBeauman, a party of daring mountaineers left here todty for Tatlt\nlake from when they will trek Into\nthe wilderness in tn tttempt to cross\ntbe towering Cout range on ekta.\nMaroons Whip Chicago Black Hawks\n6-2 in One of Roughest Pnch Games\nMONTREAL, March IS (CP).\u2014In one of the roughest games of the\nteason oo Montreal Ice, with 54 minutes in pensltles being handed out by\nthe referee. Including four majors. Montreal Maroons tonight gars Chicago\nBltck Rtwks t 6*3 betting to more Into a second pltce tie with Montresl\nCanadlens In the Canadian section of the National Hockey league.\nBaldy Northcott tnd Hooley Smith were tbe Indlvidusl stsrs of the\ngtmo, each with three goals and two assist* Lionel Conacher wtt tbe\nbad man, drawing two major penalties and two minors. Romnea tnd\nCoulter scored for Chicago.\nThree majors were banded out In tbe third period, Contcher, Cain\nand Couture all drawing fire mlnutee for fighting.\nBoston Bruins Beat Tattend Ottawa\nSenaton 2-1 In Rough Pucfc Contest\nBOSTON, Maaa., March lt (AP) \u2014 Playing aa If the SUnley cup ds.\npended upon their rugged efforts, the Boeton Bruins and OtUwa Senators.\nthe National Hocksy league Ullenders, tonight waged one of the roughest\ncontest! of tbe season to ring down tbe curUin on otw of tbe saddest set'\n\u2022ooa In tbe history of tht Boston club. Bruins, scoring ln the first tnd\"\ntblrd sessions, mtnsged to bid ferewall to 0000 loytl supporters with a\n1-1 Tlctory.\nOlympics Beat\nCleveland Tribe\nDTTROIT. Mich., Mtrch 11 (CP).\n\u2014Detroit Olymplca kept right up\nln the fight for first place ln the\nInternational Hockey league stand*\nlngs tonlgbt by defeating Clare -\nland Indiana 8-2 tn a swift, btrd\nfought game.\nAll the scoring cams In the first\ntwo periods, when Moffstt, Carrtgan\nand Poster counted for Detroit and\nCormier and Benson for Indian-..\nCricket Ends in Draw\nNew York Rangers Take Americans\nln Final Inter-Ctty Qama 2 to 1\nIfBW TORX. Uarch 11 (AF).\u2014N.w Tork Rsntsrs won ths flnsl fame\nof the season with tbelr city rivals In tbs Nstlonsl Hockey leafue tonltht.\ndefestlnt the Amerlctn, a-1. The flntl urlu oount ihowed fjur victories\nfor tbs Amerlcsn. snd two for Rensen.\nTbt Btnisrs scored esrly In th* first period when Cecil Dillon took\na pau at the sldebosrda, ekattd to-ths front of tbs nst snd pushed the\npuck put Roy Worurs. The Ranters scored whst proved I* be the deciding toal In tbt third ptriod whsn Bun Oook 'fed Frank Boucher s\nshort pass snd ths Utter but Wortera stain. The Americana' lone oounter\ncama In the flrat period wben Murray scored on a double psa from Martin and Oracle.\nTbt victory ttv* Ranters s three-point lesd over Chtcito Black Hawks\nla tbt net for second Plan In tho Amerlcsn section.\nI-AUNCBSTON, Tasmania, March\nIS (CF cable). \u2014 Tbt thru-day\ncricket match between tbt Australian teat team and the Tasmania\neleven ended In a draw here todsy.\nThe test players ran up UST runs\nsgalnst Tasmania. 349 and 114 for\nellht. Fleet wood -Smith took t total\nof thru wicket* for M runs In Tasmania's ucond Innlnta\nHigh scorers for the Austrsllsns\nwtn Captain F. M. Woodfuli, IM.\nand SUnley McCabe. lit.\nSAILINGS TO EUROPE\nI Hum SAINT JOHN\nCall Halifax following day\nMarcb IS _ Montcalm\nTo Hivn-eouthampton-ADtwtrp\nMarch 34 Dueheu of Bedford.\nTo Olastow-Belfut.Liverpool\nMsrch 10 Dueheu of Tork\nTo Olstfow-Liverpool\nApril \u2022 . ... Ducbesa of Richmond\nTo Olsstow-Belfast-Uverpool\nApril 19 Montclsn\nTo olssfow-Uvtrpool\nApril 90 Duchsu of Bsdford\nTo Olssgow-Bslfist-Unrpool\nFBOM MQItTBtAL-QCIBIC\nApril 97 Montcalm\nTo Havre-Southampton-Hemburgb\nApril 21 bucbu. of Tork\nTo nlssgow-Belfut-Uverpool\nMsy 4 Dueheu ol Richmond\nTo Olutow-BSlfut Liverpool\nMay II _ Duchsu of Atholl\nTo Olugow-Bcltsst-Uvtrpool\nH llll l\\|\\N\n< MW Vi\\MI\\\nFBOM TANCOIVW\nMarrh M Impress of Aat,.\nApril 7 \u2014npraas of C.nadc\n*i\u00ab *lf til.\n**.. **\u2666 #1 \\l %\\l\nMarch 98 Ajranc'\nApril 91 - Nlstsr.i\nFor full information spply\nN. I. LOWIS\nCity Ticket Agent. Nelson. B.C.\nBREAKFAST\nTwo eggs, any style,\ntoast, potatoes, coffee\n25'\nLUNCH\nSoup, your choice of\nmeats or fish, dessert\n35'\nServed in a prompt, efficient manner\nthat is sure to please\u2014\nGolden Gate Cafe\n -mem*\n<~rv\u2014 tmyn^r -\"\u2014 '-\nPAU Ktant\nTHE NELSON DAILY NEWS, NELSON. B.C.\u2014WEDNESDAY MOBNTNO, MARCH X4, MM\nPROSPECTORS PROTEST AT\nTIMBER IMPOST UPON MINES\nVictoria Changes Interpretation of the Act\nAfter 40 Years; Strong Resolution\nForwarded by Association\nVigorous pnotegt against the de-1 branch, Victoria, dealing with cord\n~ -\u2014*--**--- *--iwood end other timber used by mining eompanlea, w*e nad and discussed.\n'It la hard for the membera of\nparture from 40 years practice by the\nprovincial government, by tne new\nInterpretation of the mineral act,\nwhich la now being construed to\nforce the payment of royalties on all\ntimber used by operators of mineral\nclaim, except such aa Is used underground, has been registered by the\nbritlah Columbia Prospectors Protective association, which at a apeclal\nmeeting passed a atrong reeolutlon,\ncapfes of which are being sent to\nHon. Q. \u00a31, Pearson, minister of\nmines; Hon. A. Wells Oray, minister\nof lands; Hon. P. M. MacPherson,\nminister of publlo works; and Premier Pattullo, as weU as Prank Putnam. M.P.P. for Nelson-Creaton.\nTbe resolution was as follows:\nKM.Ills CtJT DOWN\n\"Whereas a circular letter has been\nreceived by a number of mining\noperators in th\u00ab district of Kootenay\nfrom the forest branch placing an\nInterpretation on cthe rights of free\nminers to the timber on their hold-\nFreddy Brown Is\nWelcomed Home\nNATAL, B. C. Mar. 13.\u2014Mrs. C.\nBomMn of Coleman visited Mr. and\nMrs. L. Tortorelll of Natal.\nMrs. F. Vernon of Penile was a\nrlaltor ln Natal recently.\nParis BaratelU and Louie Bosettl\nof Blolmore visited O. Baraitelll of\nNatal.\nD. Krlvensky of Upper Elk valley\nwaa a visitor ln Natal.\nFreddy Brown of Michel who plays\nhockey for Coleman Canadlena was\nwelcomed when he arrived home after three hard hockey games against\nOMs, Alta., champions of northern\nAlt*., far the Provincial championship of Alberta.\nMany People from Michel and Natal attended both hockey games at\nColeman and Blalrmore between Olds\nand Coleman Oanedien* for the\nAlberta Provincial championship.\nThe Blalrmore M.C.C. held a successful concert reoently.\nBellevue Ramblers and Rambler-\nettes failed to ahow up Saturday to\nplay the Natal Bakers and Nate1\nQrads.\nNatal Pirates will leave Mar. 14\nto play the winners of Pentlcton\nWILLIAM GOPP\nTELLS OF LOVE\nFOR SWIMMING\nPlunges in Cold River\nAlmost Daily\nat Trail\nthle association to understand the\nattitude of the government at thla\n(tttt, permitting such a gross misinterpretation of section 33 of the\nmineral act, and ln the opinion of\nthis association one legal Interpretation Is aa good as another, and the\nonly place that tills can be definitely\nsettled as to what Is oorreot woxit*\\__________________\nhe by the process of the courts and and Salmon-Arm for the\nwnet they would decide. title.\n'The attempt Is being made to ] Two exhibition\nbring Into direct conflict the rights\nand privileges of the free miner,\nwhich have practically beea ln effect\nfor bhe last 60 years, end at this\ndate to now endeavor to raise a legsT\npoint which would have far-reaching\neffect and doee directly impair the\nrights and privileges of tbe free\nminer, who after all is the mainstay\nand backbone of this province. It j\nseems fair-fetched if> try and bondi\n.___ basketball games\nwere played recently between the\nBellevue girls and high school girls\nand ln which the vUltors defeated\nthe local girls ltt-8 snd Bellevue\nboys defeated the Michel Scouts\nIMS.\ninn which very materially ^d25i5r^\"_S5S which la the only\nthe rights conceded to mine and]c*p uw \u2022*-m*\u2122!_*___ __.* ___ -_\u2122v-\nolalm holders over practically the\nwhole period of mining ln British\nOolumbla, and such Interpretation Is\nnot Justified from the wording of\nthe act; and\n\"Whereas rt Is felt that the revenue\nderived from ths forest branch opera- 1 follows\none ln this province that will remove\nus from tne depression.''\nTEXT OF 1893\nSection 33 of the mineral act.\nunder which the goverment la now\nseeking to collect royalties, reads as\nttone ln West Kootenay does not\nJustify the overhead ln Kootenay of\nthe forest branch, and that the\nstand taken by them Is for the purpose of bolstering up their position\nto Increaee their revenue from an\nunjustifiable souroe; and ____ \t\n'\"Whereas the act ot the forest {claim, Including the use\nbranch Is not only throwing doubt ^^^^\u2122\u2014\non the rights of free miners but Is\nfurther putting the mining Industry\nNotwithstanding anything to the\ncontrary contained ln any act, every\ncrown grant Issued after the 13th\nday of April. 1868, of a mineral claim\nshall convey, and be deemed to convey, only the right to the use and\npossession of the surfaoe of such\nNEED FOR MILK\nGREAT; I.0.D.E\nTEA WILL HELP\nTAUGHT HIMSELF\nACQUATIC ART\nNever Sick in My Life,\nHe Declares to\nReporter\nat Christmas time do I take a'\ndrink.\" he said.\nBORN IN VIENNA\nBom in Vienna, Austria, William\nOopp left Oermany in hie early\n'teens and went to aea ln Uw Salisbury, a full rigged ship, and on\none of his voyages took 113 (Uys to\ngo from Cardiff to Panama, around\nthe \"Horn.''\nHe sailed for two years <18W-86>\non the Old Reporter and -he Bar-\nquentlne Wrestler on the Pacific\ncoast In the lumber trade between\nSeattle end Santa Barbara.\nOn December 8, 16*6, he left San\nFranolsoo on the American ahlp\nCommodore\u2014Oaptaln Jordan, master\n\u2014registered at Beaton. He tended at\nDeparture Bay on Vancouver Island\nFebruary 3, 1*87. It was at the\n['time of the gueat explosion ln the\nDunsmuir mines, Wellington shaft\nNo. 8, and the ship oould get no\ncoal so the crew was dismissed. Mr.\nOopp worked ln the mlnee there for\na time and arrived ln Nelson, B.C.\nIon March 0, 1900. He proceeded to\nBlueberry the some yesr where )ie\npurchased a \u26660-oore farm and haa\nlived In Trail and Blueberry for the\npast 34 years. He has worked at the\nConjolld-'tcd -fining St, Smelting\ncompany's smelter since 1M0 and\nIs still going strong.\nHis wife and one son live on his\nfour\nKOOTENAY GROWERS BACK THE\nLATEST STABILIZATION PLANS\nBut Suggest Larger Board on-the Territorial\nBasis; Oppose Applying Minimum\n.Wage to Fruit Workers\nto uiu\u00ab?e\u00abar7_i~J*J; \u2014.,\u25a0\ntees by Prealdent Neil McColeman: the right ^ ^chaee such surface\nand Secretary R. O. Joy gave further rlghte under section 180.\neapreaslon of the view? of the mem- In vhe post It has been Wt-dered\nMilp. ** Wtows: I that tbe clause * gjjjjjj \u00a3 *\u00a3_\nNEW INSTRUCTION* Oration* connected ^J^*\" \u2122\n\"At s largely attended Indignation * the business Of nvtaing. gave tbe\nmeeting of the Prcepcctore- protec- rrgbt to the claim ^Wsrto use\nfTn delation, a circular letter I timber for ail mining purposes. The\nLwirrTmt^ offlo. of the dlatrlct .new Interpretatton issued from Vlc-\nfew-r. Nelson. B.C.. under date of toria res-riot, the claim ho der to\nS_T_.^r 6 under inrtrut-uons from (timber used under-^ound. suchi aa\nJh\u00ab department of lands, forest j** stulla, prop, and chutes and oalU\n*\u00b0* wv ~ lfor tne paying of royalty on building\ntimber, cord wood, and all used on\nthe surface.\nthe purpoee for which the proceeds when children were told not to go\nwill be spent. I near the water far fear of drowning.\nLast year mUk waa supplied to 70 But ever since I waa 10 yeara of\nchildren. This year milk Is needed [age I han been fond of the water\nfor 146. made up of 83 at the Cen- |_nd when no one waa near a nice\ntrel school and 04 at the Hume pool I would go In and enjoy myself,\nschool. In every caee an examlna- \u25a0 \"Doctors have told tne for many\ntlon of the child haa been made by , yesr*, that I am too old to Uke\nMiss K. Oordon, school nurae, and _Ucii ohoncea ln the rtm\\ but when\nconditions of undernourishment or\nother conditions making milk necessary havs been found.\nAt preesnt eight gallons of milk\nIs being supplied dally for four\ndays ln the week. It Is hoped to\nbe able to Increase this to eight\ngallons dally for five days In each\nweek. In addition four gallons are\ngoing dally to children of pre-achool\nsge. Laat year 1211 Was expended\non milk by the IO.DE. At least\ndouble will be required this year.\nthe flah and ducks are walking oo\nmain street, I'll cease swimming\" he\noold laughingly.\n\"I have often thought tbat I\nwould stop the dally practice but I\nalt ln my aback and look out at\nthe beautiful water, get nervous and\ntben eay to myself: 'Aw ahucks, I\nmight as well enjoy myself\u2014and\naway I go again.\n\"Onoe when I waa on the prairie I\nsaw the first duck swimming ln a\npool ln early aprlng and I thought:\nYou wont be lonesome for long, old\nThe mother who makes the biggest fellow'\u2014and In l went,\nJ.A.C. Laug -ton, R.O.\nOPTOMBTRI ST\u2014OPTICIAN\nUnite 203. Medical Arts Building\nThe soceees of our\nPRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT\nwe attribute to the use of\nChemicals ot highest quality\n. ni produced ln Canads.\nTry us with your next prescript\nllnu and get Merrks\nSmythe1! Pharmacy\nPHONE 1\nSKY CLOUDS OVER;\nRAIN IS LIKELY\nhit with her young people la ahe\nwho prepares sandwiches and a\nsteaming pot of coffee for them and\ntheir frlenda after an evening of\nfun, keeping on hand for such\nmacks cold sliced mesta, cheese and\nrellshee. \t\nEMU RAM'E TMT ^^^^^^\n\"The worst swim I ever bad ww\none winter when I bsd to walk on\nbate and O. O. McOeer, K. C, haa\nbrought out that, contrary to assertions of C. C. P. members, the\nmeasure really did' have \"teeth\"\nthrough the final provision empowering the lieutensnt-governor-ln-\ncouncll to Implement recommendations of tbe economic board.\nL. A- Hanna, Liberal, commox.\noprned the debate with a general\ndescription of th- lack of coordination in industry and between industry and libor. Prank discussion\nby the representatives of these\ngroups, more ln tbe style of a\nround table conferenoe, waa greatly\nneeded. He would rather have seen\nonly five on the council in the belief that 10 might make lt unwleldly\nand wu strongly opposed to a suggestion mads by A- M. Manson,\nK. C., that a member of the government should be ln on the board\naa this might hsmper the body ln\nlta recommendations.\nHarold B- Winoh. C.CP., Vanoouver\nlaet. reiterated the C.CP. claim that\nthere waa no \"teeth\" In the bill,\nalthough they were In accord with\nthe spirit of the act\nIt wsa not on economic oouncll\nbut merely an advisory board, a\nhighly glorified board of trade, or a\nboard of -\nstrength or the territory,\nI'RGR LAR( ER BOARD\nOnly one feature of the proposed\nconstitution did not meet with the\napproval of the Kootenay-Arrow\nlakes growers, the proposal for a\nboard of directors of three members..\nOn thia point, the meeting endorsed\nthe resolution from Salmon Arm\nproposing enlargement of the board\nto five or seven members, cnosen\non a territorial basis. Tbe meeting,\nhowever, declined to back the Salmon\nArm view that the board ahould\nemploy a general manager to do the\nexecutive work and should employ\nItself on matters of policy and supervision only.\nForms of oontraet drafted by the\nOkanagan oommlttee were examined\nclause by clause, and their application to* conditions local to thla district carefully considered. The plans\ncall for contracts between the Indlvidusl growers and the association,\n\u2014 \u201e on tbe one hand, and between the\nthe de- | shippers and the association, on tbe\nother. \u2022-\nDisappointment was exprsseed thst\nInformed that tbe government proposed to apply the provisions of the\nMinimum wage act to male packing'\nhouse employees and to fruit pickers, the meeting went on record ss\nagainst this proposal.\nAsked to express an opinion as to\na proposition to eliminate the\nwrapped \"C\" grade from the Dominion Prult Marks act, the meeting voted against a change of that\ncharacter being made.\nGrowers* represenatives present\nwere O. Noel Brown and Major H.\nTurner Lee, Bonnlngton; C. S.\nSqulrea and W. Buchanan. Robeon:\nT. Roynon, Leo Oansner, N. Msgllo,\nO. E. Brown and W. M. Vance, Nelson; J. J. Campbell and D. L. Doyle,\nWillow Point; H. ralrbank, Harrop:\nO. B. Appleton, Sunshine Bay; F.\nH. Chanter, Longbeach; and A. H.\nNoakes, Balfour. Of these, Mr. Camp\nbell. w(jo was elected to the chair,\nNew\nSpring\nSHIRTS\nStyle never stands stDl.\nAlert designers we evolving: new effects to put\nnew aspects on the tt*\nshion scenery. You'll get\nthe idea in a very appealing way in these new\nspring shirts by Forsyth.\nS1.55 S1.95 S2.50\njj\nEMORY'S\nLimited\nRaise ftjoney for\n1 Creston Hospital\ncompose the stabilization oommlttee\nthat has been acted for the Koct-\nenay-Arrow lakes growers. Mr. Doylo\nwss secretary of the meeting.\nEleven New Members Elected to Board Without\nBallot\nCRESTON, March IS\u2014The drive to\nsecure approximately |__00 to pay\noff unpaid accounts on the construction of creator's nsw hospital\noeu, wqo was ewmca ro me cuair,,* prograaslng favorably. Due to the I\nand Messrs. ralrbank and Squires P\u00b0\u00b0r ***** ^ *\u25a0*** nighwaya for travel\nw% \"outside points cannot he worked. In\nthe village over g.00 has been paid j\nIn on guarantees to date.\nFor February the registration of ]\nvital statistics ahows seven birth*., I\none death and two marriage licences 1\nIssued. Of the new dtlaens recorded,'\nfour were boya. _______^_^__\nA number from town were at |\nKitchener Friday for a Qanqe which I\nwas given by the newly organised 1\nLadlea' Hoapltal auxiliary fcr the I\nbenefit of Creatons new hoapltal.\nJ. 8. Wilson of Sirdar was a vlaltor |\nThursday, and reports tbat the unemployment sttuatton there haal\niiCkl rCT %__\/_%\u25a0\u00bb!\/1oe*M *\u00b0mewhait relieved With the!\nrnCP*. OC I rTUKIvtsklng on of extra help on thel\n ,CPR. section crews.\nDoug aong, who has been operat-J\nTrail Board Asks Provincial Highway\nWork Pushed if Work Program Instituted\nNEWS OF THE DAY\n^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ statistic, and such was\nloe, over which water was flowing, in | useless, he maintained.\norder to get to a bole In tbs Ice to R. W. Bruhn, non-partisan, Salmon\nswim. My gracious sake, but at waa Ann, while advocating a smaller\nslippery I ] personnel, paid personal tribute to\n\u2022 ive often wondered what lt would ' Prof easor W. A. Carrothert, tbe chair-\nbe llks to be totally exhausted from I man. in whom he had great confi-\nTRAIL. B. QL March IS\u2014A resolution, that the Trail board of\ntrad, request tbs provincial government in the event of the Institution\nof a public works program, to press\nforwsrd tbe completion and standardisation of tbe southern provlndsl highway including tbe Hope-\nPrinceton link and arteries connecting up wltb the United States\nterritory, and that Mr. R. R. Burns,\nmember for ths Trail-Rowland riding be aaked to impress the necessity and desirability of such action\non the provlncu 1 government, and\nthat he be further asked to cooperate with tbe membera repre-1\nSEE\nVIC\n GRAVES\nMASTER PLUMBER\nFor Modern Plumbing\nAT MOKF.RATE PRICES\nOpp. Cltjr Hall PHONE 8U\nTueeday waa iba tint cloudy day , Roalcruclan Magaalne for ml* at\nfor aome time and by nightfall Uiere ] Valentine. New. stand. llttl)\nw.u every Indication of rain. The \u2014-^~a___^B__|\naky clouded over after a ettong wind\nwhich blew most of tb* nlgbt and at\none time reached a raJodty of 10\nmile, per hour. Temperatures were\ncomparatively hlgb, though. tbe\nmaximum being M and minimum 33\ndegrees.\n .\nCURRENCIES. STEADY\nEAOLEft MEET TONH1HT\nO'CLOCK. INITIATION.\nswimming, so one day, aU by myaelf;\nI picked out a nlc* pool up the\nrlrer, wtter, I could touch bottom\nwithout going beyond my depth and\nthere I swam untu 1 oould .wlm no\nmore, I had no one to tuna me,\nbeing all alone, but I .\u2014am for two\ndence. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\ni.hi \\ i DEAL Or OOOD\n\"I am sure X will do a great deal\nof good,\" he added, \"but lt muat\nbe aa economic oouncll and not a\npolltloal council.\"\nDealing WHO IU function, for pro-\nMOHTRSAL. March 11 (OP)\u2014Ka-\n.Jorlty of currencies beld steady on\nMontreal foreign exchange, today.\nIi The pound dceed the day un-\nI changed at IS.10, while the franc\n|araln traded at \u00ab.5\u00bb cenu. The Unlt-\nled Stat*, dollar finished up 1-39 of 1\nI ' per oent premium.\n* _ I, hour. In tns Jubilee awlmmlng pool riding employment, ha declared -\n(1605) lrtUK>ut eihaustlon, ao I might have debtor nation oould not oarry on\n\u25a0 been t_ere muoh longer. My muecle* ] nonrtvenue producing work indef-\nWomen'i ImtltuU Baby Clinic st i \u25a0__> j_< u though 1 had been Inluly tor relief and not so bankrupt.\nHoapltal tod.y, 3 o'clock. (1009) troren _,d lt waa all I oould do to! Wut aad wage, with Ow ux-\n . . .. k ' make the beech, crawling out on all payer.' money waa not the real\npermanent__wave \u2022P*_;l^_M\"rcn to_a.\" j solution and If any attempt waa\nBut awlmmlng la ouly a mild ln- I mad* to carry this out, ther* would\ndiligence for Mr. Oopp. Ten time*, be a new system of government\non different oocoslona lw has taken within th* next two years.\nthe haaardoua plunge oft tbs East DIDM HIS POLICY\nTrail bridge and mads tht shore \"l might mention thst thl. gov-\nwlleout muoh difficulty. These dlrea \" \t\nare moat lonely experiences, Mr.\nOopp having no asalstanU or a\nboat I\u00bbndy.\nOn on* dlv*.\" he aald. \"I dived\n1-13. ROSE BEAUTY PABLOBS\n(1303)\nRecommended by th* Plre Chief.\nO. K. home fire extlngulaher. (1570)\nSATISFACTOBY SHOE kH'HK\nINU\u2014Prompt arrvlre al WAT-iiv \u2022.\n(1491)\nCANADIAN LEOION DANCE AND\nWHIHT DRIVE AS USUAL \u00bbEI)Nl>-\nday. nssei\npreih Mlted nuts, almonds. Caah\new. and Pecan.. Wllllsm. New. j\nernment hs. not laid down any\nother policy on relief than that\nahlrh I originated it minister of\npublic work,.\" he said-\nMr. McOeer. after ao analyaU ot\n8 land.\n(1614)\nPermanent Wave special, March\nIt to 34 15.00. Thelm.s Beauty\nShoppe. (1613)\nWhen you want a Taxi ride In s\nBulck, Phons 35. Nelaon Transfer\nCO., Ud. (1443)\nHARROP.\nott tbs bridge and as I struck uulths conusk of the bin. laid specific\nwster my right arm seemed paralysed | stress on that empowering ths gov-\nand I had to pull myaelf out of It eminent to Implement the oouncll'.\nwlUi one arm and Just moving my policlea.\nother band aa a duck mom IU L \"And,\" he oontlnued, *\\he powers\nfeet. In tbla act should be truss tor trial\nDRIFTWOOD A MENACE and failure aad trial again, ss long\n\"The only thing I am frightened ot sa something Is being done to arrive\nIn diving from Um bridge la that at a proper gosl. Ws must mors on\ndriftwood coming down ths river uncharted economic ssas, not only\nmil lit corns from toe other sld* of with moral courage, but with eome-\n. .._ _. .. . . t_Jn\u00ab to mak* th* authority effective''\nOIWr.CT IS SOUND\n\"Ths object of thla set u sound\nand It Is In good Urns.\n\"It show, a definite Intention on\ntbe part of the prime minister to\nImplement whst hs considers ar* the\nFOUR RELIEF\nKUTOBOATE, CAMP. Mar. 13\u2014 , - __ ,,.,,, __, \u2014 - __.,\nCharlea Boyd has returned lnf * m*rt,t gM*\u2122 .*** _* ,!?M\nW^deTooC m. reTum*d af- I'\u00ab ***\u00bb **\u25a0** ***** **} -**!***>**'X\u00bb\\\nter a leave of absence covering several .months.\nMartin Whitiock, Harry \"BlackLe\"\nHayes, and John McDonald were,\namong those who apent their vaca\ntion at the Klnfagate-Ea&port bor\nder, on Monday and Tueeday.\nGlenn Lockwood and Jlmmle Allen motored to Ooatfell West camp,\non Thuraday and lttday.\nFour men left here on Wednesday to accept employment with\nthe Western Fins Lumber, Company\nat Flagstone, which company Is\nj resuming J umber operations after a\nsenting the various ridings travtrs- \u2022 _. __\ned by the aald southern provincial ,cl* Prewit chaotic condition.\n\u00abS.hi. iJ2f si u! subject! \"Th\"* Oo\". **\" <\"\"* mow- And there sn more teeth In It\nStrsthcon. J^*^.*\u2122**' \\mt-mjBTmt M. tlm In m, HI.-\nBeing an old sailor. Mr. Oopp always makea notes of tte matter\nconditions prevailing and always\nleaves a not* In his aback before\nCANADIAN I.M1ION\nWHIST lciMi.lll. I\nDANfF. 10 TO I.\nc. c.\nNELSON MMiiH BASEBALL\nAnnual meeting ln City Police office\na pm. Thursd.y, March 15th. Ivery\nbody welcome. '\"\u25a0*\n.19111\nthan our C.C.P. friend, stem\nsppeclat*.\"\nHe also had a irard of praise for\nProfessor Carrotber. as a man \"better\nequipped than any business man or\n i practical politician to lead and guide\ngoing to the water. the efforts of the board,\ni iu> u ii < I Here are a few eaosrpU from his I \"I thmk this I. one of the bill.\n , . zStkT-_.th_ nmtim..-' diary: I that has real Boeatbllltle*,\" la oon-\nhTlonlZ To m - M.rcuV &\u2022 \", l\u00abJ-fl\u00bb~>-wlnd,, clear., eluded, ending tbTdebate.\nhall. Tonight, o p. m. Marcu. ^ tnulai. about 4 degrsss. I \u2014\nlw*S'.mter m, iw\u00bb.-e-\u00ab. ooid | Kimberley People\ndegrees frost at.]\nother shop ln town, and our work Iyi P\nMartin, eecretary.\nGo to Bridge River\nnumber of city clerks and boards\nof trade, wu endoretd by the board\nat a meeting in the elty. ball Tuesday night.\nThe only reply waa from jx. R\nBurns who stated 'that he had presented the resolution to the minister of publlo works. Noble Blnns\nsuggested that If no action was\ntaken within two months that the\nresolution be forwarded to tbe Associated Boards of Trsde.\nAVOID PAY ON WEDNESDAY\nThat Instructions bad _*tn given\nto arrange to avoid pay day of the\nC. kl. _t 0. company on a Wednesday\nIf it can possibly be managed, was\nthe contest of a letter from T. W.\nBlngay read before the board.\nThe aecretary waa Instructed to\nsend a letter to Mr. Blngay congratulating him on his election to\nthe offloe of pre>ldtnt of tbe B. C-\nMlnlng association.\nThe resolution Irom the Creston\nboard of trade asking that 1800\nacres of l .nd ln the Creston district\nbe reclaimed, waa left on tbe tible.\nEleren new members were elected\nto tbe board without ballot: R. w\nDiamond, A. C. Caldicott, P. L.\nBrown, Parker Williams, W. E. Marshall, J. Woodman. K Sheer. 6. R\nWalley, Oliver C'Andrea. Jack Martin, Paul Mussen, A- P. Leveque,\nwho reoently was elected a member\nattended his first meeting.\nA letter from R, R. Burns Informed the board that the low\nportions of the road at Thrum.* and\nKinnalrd would be attendid to and\nthat the views of the board regarding the retaining wsll on tbe river\nfront would be assured.\nA resolution from the Slocan District board of trade asking for a\nremonetlratlon of silver was not endorsed on the advice of T. W. Blngay who stated ln a letter that It\n\u2022\u25a0'.-* f-uitless for Csnada, which la\na relatively amall country, to even\nthink of going Into bl-metalllsm on\nIts own. He said lntern.tlonal agreements on this matter would be the\nonly -ay, and as to the ratification\nof the agreement' at the London\neconomic conference, that all money\nIs being attended to In Ottawa.\nA resolution rrom *Orsnd Porks\nthat the unemployed be utilized for\nthe development of mining properties waa referred to T. w. Blngay.\nSharpen a dull knife by folding *'\npleoe of emery paper ln the centr\u25a0\u25a0\nand drawing the knife blade rapidly |\nglneer for tbe Bast Kootenay ac\noompanled by Charles Quick, wen\nvisitors here on Friday. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\nEd. Orford. made a trip to Kings- bsck and forth several tlmea.\ngate on It.day.\nAdolph Wynndell, returned bete\nfrom OoatfeU West oamp.\nTbe prov-nclal government, under\nthe direction of Mr. Dixon engineer In charge of provincial eqip-\nment bas loaded on a r-rlwey oar\nat Klngajitte a rock-crusher, bins end\nother tools and supplies to be transferred eleewiiece for use.\nCharles Zaclina prospector and\nminer left ben on Friday for Yahk\nto apend tbo week-end with friends\nthere.\nAN EASTER WISH\nOF FRIENDSHIP\n8EVERE WINTER KILLS DICKS\nMICHIPICOTEN, Ont. (CP)\u2014Game\nwardens report many ducks were\nkilled by the extreme cold weather\nthis winter, many of them apparently while ln flight.\nLace gowns for evening still are\nhe woman-wlth-medlum-slzed purse's\nbest bet. They come with oovered\nshoulders and sleeves In black\u2014always good; ln white\u2014ditto; snd ln\ncolon\u2014often the most Inspiring.\nFriendship Is the memory\nOf the beauties I have\nseen...\nTrees against a summer\n\u25a0ky.\nA rlrer calm, senna;\nFriendship Is the memory\nTime weaves of colon\ntrus...\nFriendship Is the happiness ft\nThat I am wishing you. \u00bb\nCAllen's Art Shoppe\\\n\"A Greeting Card for Ever*\\\nOccasion''\nKITCHEN CUPBOARDS\nFor that new home too are building, or for yoar present ons,\nthere Is no need to be without plenty of cupboards.\nIn onr wood-working factory we make cupboards of all deacrtp-\nx\u00bb tlons, and of strong construction. VTe will make them to yoar\norder, and save you mone*l\nA. H. GREEN CO.\n\u202201 FRONT STItEET\nLTD.\nPHONIC 1711\nI-l-l _] C it] I T0DAT\nL I I I md E a J J Hnd Thiirsda\nFUN AND THRILLS FOR ALL!\nACTON'* FOR PERMAMNT\"\nOor pries, er. no mors ths.. s-r \u00bbJ\u00abw \u00bb\u00ab-\u2022\u00bb IJ *\u00ab-\u00ab '\/*** \"\n\u201e.her .bop in town, and our work \u00bb \u00bb\u25a0*>*\u25a0 _*; '\u2122 ^_JW!?1,,W{,C0?\n,hrou,h..r-\u00ab.n~-t..'.l5=U^ KlMMRUTf. Maroh !\u2022__,. tat j\n I Ood who nave ine aucb wonderful'Mn. R. Duvldson of Upper Blarch-\nwememh+r i * in n_ of r t !health. ' mont have a vteltor, Bobs mother, \t\nrmrsHii iniLi rasie' J\u00bbn- \u25a0\u25a0 1M4-L\u00abed furnaces. 2 pm. I Mrs. Jauet Davldwn of Edmonton. I CRESTON. Msrch 18-The P e*by\nH-ii TTo,blfl\u201e,? orrhe.i\u00ab: o.r. ^ Water 33 degree-. Air damp, cloudy, Alta.. who may stay with them -or J\u00abian Youn\u00ab: PioplJ's eorietr de-\n\u25a0Sbm n.nre. viKrttiM Ruffe sun- M d-grewa. tr* summer. I bated the topic: Resolved. 'Tnat\nTime Dances. N 1ft.\n\"When a person Jennie to swim. > for BIMniK**, Alia., to v\u00bb_u; for a^emry evening Friday. The derision\ntMy want to dive.\" said Mr Oopp.! few days. j'-, \u00bb ffw points, was in favor or ttie\n\"but diving la 80 per cent grit and j n Townsend, who underwent a., i negative, e*v_:_ by* i loyd McLa-en\n10 per cent aklll. If you lose conVol jopentlon for Appendicitis eome time land Frank Morrow. Tae afflnrmtlve\nPower Man Htars\n* of Mother's Death\nCRE3TON. March 18\nper, fi on per couple. 2.\\r t\\tm isrtv.\n(1607)\n\u2022ANNUAL CATHOLIC BIN SLR.\nMAUCH IS FROM 8:30\u2014?. THE\nLARGEST AND BERT MEAL IN\nTOWN. ASK THE MAN WHO HAS\nBEEN TO THE CATHOLIC PARISH\nHALL. TICKETS 80 CENTS. (161S)\nMaritime Club social Evening\u2014\nI. O. O F. Hsll. Thuraday. Msrch\n18th, S p.m. Whist. Old Time Mus\nyou lsnl like a thousand of bricks.\"\nThe aquatic enthusiast is also one\nof health. He buys books and maia-\nnines on health and takes great cars\nor himself. Although email ln stature, betng 8 feet, 6 inches ln holthl\nand weighing 130 pounds, he Is of j Tuesday for the Bridge River district,\n wonderful physique for a man of The executive of X$it Kimt'.rley\nlc and Dancing. All Maritimers an hi* age. Amateur Athletic aaaoclatlon me:\ninvited, refreshments served. Ad-' \"I dbn't know what oonetlpet.on | Wednesday afternoon and made a\nmission 38c. (1806) nMans and 1 have ntver been elck presentation to W. J. C. Cleave.\nIn my life. None of my big machines Much thanks and praise were g_vcn\nago, Is doing so well that he went I wee taken by Jack Johnaton aad\nborne -kiturday. I Doble MacDonald\nHarry Broun and baby left\nSaturdiy to visit her former home in\nMichel for a few days.\nMr. and Mn. C. Cutmlngham left\never go out,\" he told the reporter. I for the good work he has done* while\n\u25a0 He la greatly Interested In swim- preeldent o[ thla association,\nmlng snd clips any newspaper atones Many old friends and well wlahera\n___,_.\u2014, _\u2122 \u00bb. ___ _\u00bb_,\u201e___, of arduoue swims and saves photos jof W. J. C. Cleave met at the home\nLake Oners] hO'pltal for their kind of swimmers or divers that appear in jof It*, and Mn. R. E. Jackson rn-\nattention during hla reoent Illness. the paper*. I day evening to Wish him tracd luck\nOflio. ' \"I smoke but very little, and only land gin* him a happy send off.\nCARD OF THANHS\nMr. D. Eccles wishes to thsnk\nDrs. Bennett and oussln. also the\nMatron snd nurses of the Kootensy\nSld Piker, engineer ln charge of\nWast Kootenay Power A Light oompany, limited, plant at Ooat river\ncanyon, has Just reoelved word o!\nthe death or his mother early th's\nmonth. In the eouth of f-\"4\\t1\nwhere she has resided since leaving\nVictoria In 1816. Mrs. Parker wa* It\nhe* 77th year.\nHesldrnte of West Creeton report\nthe earliest aprlng ever known there.\nAlready the thrushes are back and\nthe crows are a\u00ab numerous ss at midsummer. The snowfall ln the bills at\nSummit creek was more tben average\nfor nr-cemb-T and Januarr but wm\nbelow pv during February.\n(.ague\nBENSON\nAL6CAT\nQURD0N\nAdded Feature\nHerbert Marahall I\nMary Boland\nMay Robson\n, THE \u201e___\nOLITAIM\nEDiVARD\nEVERETT HORTON\n>.^\u00ab*W5SJS5\u00abM*;\u00bb**\u00bb\u00abM\u00bb\u00bb\u00bbS!\nTonight\u20149 o'clock\nA Real Live\n\"BABY\"\nwill be given away\nfrom our ai-ge\nS$&mm7Zm*m*t*Xmmm\u00bb\n\u25a0*N\u00bb**i#N*SrV\u00bbe*^9*J\nLast Complete Show at 8:30\n","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. 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