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Bonura Slams Homer—the Teams Are Juj&led —Pa^e Seven • w- S3V! WU i Markets Show Inactivity at the Week-end —Pa&e Six VOLUME ta NBLSON, BRITISH COLOMBIA, CANADA—MONDAT MOBNINO, MAT tl, MM FIVE CENTS A COPT NUMBER tt 1200 HOMELESS CHICAGO 12 SQUARE BLOCKS SWEPT BY FLAMES Bulgaria Is Ruled by Soldiers uiMTcnr IS SUCCESSFUL FOR FASCISTS Bloodless Revolt as a New Government Is Formed Delegated MACEDONIA SCENE I GATHERING STORM Revolutionists Are Troublesome in That Setcor By WADE WEBNEB Copyright 1934 by tbe Auocltted Preu SOPIA, Mty to—The leaden ot Bnlgtrlt'i military Coup D'Ettt, llbortng feverishly to construct a new fuclit-lncllned government, tonight listened ipprebemlvely te rumors of t gathering storm ln Mtcedonlt, outwardly HI wis nlrn after yesterday's uixure of power, the mut pbenomentlly peaceful governmental volte-fici In tht history of the Btlkttu. So tar ti could be leirned ts Sofia, nobody wut killed or wounded In the uptet which pliced Kimon Gucorguleff, 52-yttr-old premier, in control of attain under King Bottl. Net t shot wil ftnd while the army ouited parliamentary politician! tnd tossed out the democratic government. Tbi capital tnd apparently much of the nation accepted tbe unea- I pected turn of attain wltb a fullng of relief and with revived hope for t brighter dty ln Bulgaria. . FLY IN OINTMENT Macedonia, the violence-ridden tree divided betwun Greece, Bul- r*.*ria tnd Jugoslavia wblch for ytin haa dtminded independence, ippeired to bi the only fly In tbe ointment, i Rumora from that uctlon indicated the government atlll mty i *ort energetic opposition, but tonight thiy were only rumors. Tliey lenged from talk of actual disorder to Macedonia to reporta thtt "King" l.;in Mlbllloff, leader ot the Macedonian autonomy movement htd bun lined or captured or bad fled to Greece. II tbe Mtoedonltn revolutlonUti choose to fight, they will now htvi Ihree government! agilnit them Instead of only Greece tnd Jugoslavia u tormerly. Thi new government of Bulgaria frankly tntl- M.cedonlan Tbe tint concern wai to ut up t legUlitlve body tb succeed the l.illament. dissolved by decree. In official * clidei It wu uld thi new lovernment will be t compromise between pure Fascism tnd tbl old parliamentary tyltem. APPOINT MEMBERS Seventy-five memben of thl ntw parliament, lt wu understood, will be tppolnted, md 28 in to be elect. (Continued on Page Eight) Martin Assured of Singles Place WILMINGTON, Del., Miy 90 (AP)— Capt. Gilbert Nunns ot tbl Ctntdlin DavU cup team aald to: *.y Walter Hartln U virtually enured ot ont ot the singles berths In the Amerlcin rone round agalnit the United Statu here next wuk. Martin halla trom r.eglnt tnd Toronto, Nunnt uld, however, the flntl u- 1-ction of tht makeup of the Ctntdl- r.n tetm would not be mide until the trrlval ot Phillip D. Lyons, presl- cl.nt of tbl Canadian Lawn Tennis aswclitlon. Meantime, thl Dominion equid, which, ln addition to Nunns and Martin, conaliti of Laird Witt tnd Marcel Ralnvllle, continued Itt dtlly workout! with a stitt pnctlu. Quake Recorded at B. C. Capitol VICTORIA, Mty 30 (OP). — An earthquike of moderate lntenilty begin recording on tbe ulimographi •t the Gonnlei observatory but tt 3 66:90 o'clock Stturdty morning, tremon continuing for onl hour. r. Nipler DenUon, luperlntendent. •aid tbt epicentre might be In Centnl Americi, 3830 mllei away. Mr. Justice Howard Passes in Montreal MONTREAL, Miy 90 (OP)--One ot the province of Quebec's mott dli- tlngullhed English-speaking JtKUtl Mr. Justloe BTttut Bdwln Howtrd, tt. ot tbl court of King's bench, appeal ilde, It dead. Death came Saturdiy •tnt a protracted lllneu. Prof. P. H. Anderson of tbe depirtment of philosophy of the University of Toronto, who will be oot ot the Cmidlin repreuntttlvu it the English Internitlonil oongnu wblch mutt ls Prague thu aummer. NEEDED RAINS ON PRAIRIES Aid Crops and Will Curb Grasshopper Menace .-..*. WINNIPBO, Mty 30 (CP).—Rtlnt throughout the wut, tltbougb light ln tome lections, ctmt tonight to check drought ravigei tnd item tbi spread of grasshoppers ln wide tectlon! of the prairie firm belt. Rain wu general In Alberta and Manitoba and In touthern Saskatchewan nln itarted till at dusk tfter dust itormt htd swept through mtny polntt. Rain wu falling is tha Saskatoon district md ln tht north, around Prince Albert, then wu t steady drUzle. Overcut aklea prevailed in southern Sukitchewtn. Bectuse of tht Uck of rtls, whett advanced one oest on the Winnipeg grain exchange yuterdiy to leave Mty whtlt at 68y, oents; July 10%; tnd October 73%. Ltrger guns wen made Is Chi cago. BOBJO PROFIT IS $1794 FOR YEAR TORONTO, May 30 (CP).-BobJo Mlsu ln lti annual report announces in Increue ln cub potltlon from ttl.* 663 to 0138,401. The improvement, It wu announced, wu due largely to •ale ot Dome Mlnei holding! ind shares of Wilte Ackermin Montgomery Limited ind Sin Antonio Gold Mlnu Limited. Deficit account, Including ahare dls. count md tmounts written oft tbmdoned propertlu, imounts to 03, 051,000. Nit profit U 11794. MONOPOLYTHE CHARGE LAID AGAINST NRA Darrow Terms the Act Monopoly Sustained by Government CRITICISM OF U.S. SITUATION MADE Urges Return of the Anti-Trust Laws for the States WASHINGTON, Mty 30 (AP). - Cltrenoe Dirrow'i review botrd tonight presented Itt 50,000 word crlt- tlque of tbe nttlontl recovery td- mlnlitntlon, recommending t return to tht tntl-trutt laws, suspesded for the recovery prognm tnd terming tbt NBA wttchwod of "ftlr competition" tn "Illusory phrue." . Hugh B. Johnion, recovery administrator, replied to the crltlclam tnd called tht nport "superficial, ln- temperature asd lsaocurite,' a "ponton minding botrd," tnd coupled this wltb a recommendation thtt the review botrd .be ibollahed. Tbe botrd wu eretted by Pruldent Roouvelt to determine tbe soundneu of cl u* MWWBetw-K wu belsr dUcrlmlntted tgtlnit In tha opentlon ot the nttlontl recovery •dmlniitretlon tsd lti codes of fab competition. SIGNED BY DABROW Tbe mats report wu tlgned by Dtrrow noted Chlctgo tttorney, ind four of tbe five botrd memben. Thk tilth, John P. Sinclair, ' dtasented, asserting thit conclusion of tbi majority wire "inconclusive. Incomplete tnd tt timet misleading." Hi recommended establishment of t permtn- ent review botrd ot appeal Independent ot the NRA and of a urlu of review botrdi for minor ap- petU within the recovery orgtnln- m. Is a aupplementary report, ilgntd only by himself tnd Wlllltm O. Thompson, Dtrrow emphasized whtt hi termed • trend toward monopoly under the NBA. ONE CHOICE "Tbe choice," he wrote, "U between monopoly auatalned by government, whleb U clearly tbe trend tn tbe nttlontl recovery idtnlnlatratlon; tnd a planned economy, which demand! toclallied ownership. And oontrol. "To give tht unction of govern* ment to sustain proflti U not plan. ned economy by t regimented or- BERRY TARIFF DATE COMPROMISE OTTAWA, Mty 30 (CP).—Is H* lectlng Miy 35 u the date whin thi lncreued valuation of two centi I pound on Imported ttrewberrlea gou Into effect, regtrd wu bid for tbt lntereiti of all ptrtt of tbi Do* mlos, lt wu stated it tbe diptr- ment of nitlonal revenue. The attention of the department wu dnwn to dupatcbu from Vlctorli protesting tbe date U too late ln view of tbe eirly ripening crop In tbe Ptclflc cout province. Tbe original date ulected wu June 10. departmental offlcen itated. ThU wu advaned to June 1, tsd tub- •equently to Mty 18. Tbe proposal to ut Mty 18 u tbl date tor the Increase to go Into tfftct brought protuti from Ontario iccordlng to tbe depirtment. It wu argued the B.O. fruit would hardly bt Is thipt to retch Ontario markets by Mty 18. Finally, In tbe •plrlt of compromise, the depirtment «t Mty 38 u tbi dty whin tbi two-cent tdvince tppllctblt to Imported itriwberrlei gou Into effect. QOESNEL, B.C., Miy 30 (CP)e- A iheep-killlng buck betr, utlmit- ed to weigh 800 pounds, hu been killed by Tlm Trutmin tt Dngon Like, four mllu south of hen. Tbi betr hid previously raided tnd killed sheep owned by Trueman •nd lt boldly ventured Into tbi •beep pen adjoining tnt farmyard. Mrt. Trot-run, gathering egga it thi time, ctught light of the huge animal md called her huiband wbo ihot tbt Invader ttom 40 ytrds (Continued en Page Eight) Markets at a Glance By the Ctntdlin Preu Toronto ind Montreal— Industrial stocka Irregularly lowtr. Toronto mines—Mainly unchanged. New York—Stocka tllghtly lower. Winnipeg—Whut cloud higher. London—Bar allver higher; other metala unchanged. New York—Rubber lower; cotton md coffee higher; sugar unchtngtd. New York—Cmidlin dollir down 1-83 to 1.00 7-83. Vancouver Bridge Is Blocked When a Train Jumps Track VANCOUVBB, Miy 30 (OP).—Tbe rear trucks of t B.O. Electric itreet oar Jumped tbe track! os Cambli Itrut bridge Saturdiy md side- ■wiped in tutomoblle driven by Boy Ctmpbell, damaging lt eitentlvily, Tht rear tnd of tbt ttntt ctr iwung tcrou thi pavement tnd ■topped tgtlntt tbt curb, ilmost completely blocking traffic on the •pan. Thi tutombUt wu knocked forward tnd narrowly mlutd being •wipt over tbl bridge. lta rear tsd wu btdly dtmiged. STRIKE RICH Pitchblended Strike I the Biggest Yet in North America EDMONTON, Mty 30 (CP)—Btdlum on bed! tt Hottab Like, 100 mllu touth of Ctmeros Biy, N.W.T., ere eves richer this tint reporta ot proa- pectlng partlu stated, Edwird Hir- greivu, Toronto mining mm tnd managing director ot Grett Betr dt* velopment revelled todiy. He arrived Saturdiy from tbe north. "It It tbe biggest pitchblende Btr Ike ever to be found ln tbU oountry or the United Statu," ht continued. He dliplayed a uck ot umple on. He declired In hu comptny'i field they hive t ton of ore netted tsd ready The on ll worth »»000 or 87000 » ton, he uld, and will be ablpped to an eutern refinery. Silver is not ihowlng yet In tbe new tret, u it Great Bur lake, he added. ENEMIES WAIT 20 YEARS GET HINDU'S LIFE Cries 'Railroading* Hacked Body Found in India Was of Vdncouverite RECALLS CASE OF KOMOGATA MARU Was Formerly With Immigration Dept. at the Coast NO LETUP IN COAST STRIKE Trouble Is Feared in San Francisco as Few Ships Move SAN FRANCISCO, May 30 (AP).— Increased uneailnen wu noted tlong tbi wutern United Statu seaboard today u thl itrlke of 13,000 Paclllc cout longshoremen entered It! 13th diy with apparently but alight prospect of early settlement. Eitra pollce were iwlgned to waterfront details in Su FranoUoo u • precaution igilnit demonstration! by CommunUt agitators, wbo, authorities uld, were gathering hen from other porta, particularly Seattle. Shipping continued at almost a standstill. There were only (our or five arrlvala hire todiy. Sevenl boate win moved out Into the stretm u openton sought to get them twty from' poulble trouble ronei. Marine engineers wire npected to vote on whether to Join ln t strike with,tht masters, matea ind pilots, who decided lut night to wtlk off dup-wtter ships. Crew of two tug md barge.llnu tin met to take t itrlke vote. VANCOUVBB, Mty 80 (CP)—BeU Singh, once t Cintdltn government Immigration agent, U dead, It ls reported here, md memben of Eut Indian ucret societies tre believed to have avenged the whole- aale iliylng of thru of their countrymen tsd tbe wounding ot to otben Is thl Slkb Umple ln Vincouver September 6, Ult, Belt Singh's enemies panned him te hU native lmd tfter he htd been tried md icqultted of murder lo Vancouver. Now, alter 30 yun, hU decapitated body, armi asd lege lucked off, bu been reported tound. What tdventures befell tbe fugitive ln tbe Interim; what trtpt be be known. IHE KOMOGATA MARU On May 28, MU, the Japaneu steamer Komogita Maru arrived here with hundred! of Hindu on board. The Hindus were refund admission to the country tnd tbey sailed away on July tl, luvlng mtny active ud bitter frlextdi ln tbe Undu colony here. BeU Singh, Hiram Singe, Argan Singh, memben of one Hindus ucret society, win at that time employed by the Canadian Immigration authorltlu u llalaon men betwun the government ud tht Hindus. Thli connection with the government cut over them the cloud ot suspicion ud enmity of frlendi ot the would-be immigrants. Again ud again, ln dark luu, on tbi waterfront, attempts were made on tbt lift of Belt Singh. Soldierly, coungeoui, highly Intelligent, be continued ln the calm path ot duty. Bhagman Singh, priest ot tbi Sikh (Continued on Page Eight) BARBERS WILL COME UNDER CODE $17 Per Week Is the Price Contemplated for the Regular Worker Electioneering on in North Sask. REGINA, May 30 (CF)—Matt active of Sukatchewan political leidera over the wuk-end, M. J. Coldwell, Parmer- Labo* bead, winged hla way north by alrp:ue Prlday, addreued thru muting! ln two days ud luded lately ln Reglna airport tonight. Premier tt T. M. Andenon, on a trip by ctr through thc southweat corner of thl province wu expected br;k tonight. The Liberal leader, J. 0. Gardiner, bid the qulitett week-end of the three. Speaking tt Theodora Prldiy night he returned to hla homi ln thi city Stturdty. Cant Hire a Mcfn in the Far North EDMONTON, Mty 30 (CP).—Camer* on Bay, N.W.T., littlt mining uttle- ment on the eutern ihore of Grett Betr ltkt tnd center ot rich tllver ud pitchblende mlnu, U probtbly ont of tht few pointi on tbi continent todiy which cm bout • Ktrclty of worken "Befon I left Cimeron Bty os Ma. 6 I couldn't htn i aingle mu to work on my comptny'i claims,'* Ernwt Riven, Toronto, uld todty. Rt irrlved Stturdty from tbe north. He uld the situation would be bettered by univenlty mes who went sorth Uter tbtt dttt. Bess-boroughs to Entertain June 2 OTTAWA, Mty 30 (CP).—One of tbe highlights of thi Ottawa toclll uuon will be the girden ptrty glvtn by tbl Governor-genersl end Ltdy Besaborough ln honor et tbe King's birthday. At June 3 ftlU on t Sun* dty thli yetr, lnvititions htvt bun luued for Stturdty, Junt 3. Thilr excellencies ire It preaent In Toronto, guests ot tbe lieutenant- governor of Onttrlo tnd Mn. H. Bruce. Tliey tre expected to return to tbe capital next Prldiy. MEAT EXPORTS VP OTTAWA, Miy 30 (CP) .—Export! of meati In April amounted Is value to 81,788,00., which wu u lncreau of 383 per unt Is comparison with tbi export vtlue of 8481,180 In tbe corruponding month lut yttr. Designating tht threitened ictlon by Homer Cummlng, United Statu attorney-general, u u "utter dls- regtrd of statutory regulations," Andrew Mellon (above), former US. secretary of the treuury, chargw he U being "railroaded" to federal grind Jury on Income tu charges without being given i hearing. The government la aeeklng marly 83,000,000 from the former treuury bud. JULIA COFFIN SHARES WILL Trustees Ordered to Pay 125,000 to: Adop&d Miss VANCOUVBB, Mty 30 (CP). — Trustees of the estate ot Mrs. Jullt Coffin, wbo died tt New Westminster Aug. 4. 1837, htve been ordered by Mr. Justice D. A. McDonild In supreme court to pty t half Inter* est, amounting to 836,000, to her adopted daughter, Julia, who reached the age ot 31 on April 37. Julia ruldu tt Point Roberta, Wuh., with ber father, John Solomon, chicken rancher, ud he, by direction at the court, will be ptld milntentnce out of tht remaining 836,000 for tbe benefit of hU diughter, Freda, aged 16, wbo wu tlio tdopted by Mn. Coffin. Freda will receive her htlf there on attain* Isg bir majority, Solomon U a brother ot Mn. Cot* fin, who wu the widow ot Dr. Jobs Wallace Coffto of Rouland, B.O. The trustees, Key. Mgr, Archibald Kenneth Maclntyre of Rossland, and Dr. John H. Palmer ot Trail, were doubtful whether, under tbe termi of Mn. coffin's will. Julia wu entitled to her share it thli time. The other poulblllty wu .hat she would have to wait until Freda wu aged 31. Ten Million Dollars Worth Property in Stock Yards Is Mass of Wreckage and Ruins 1500 Treated for Injuries and 400 Suffer: Serious Burns; Believed Work of Labor Agitators 1 2000 FIREMEN AND EVERY AVAILABLE BIT APPARATUS BATTLE THE FLAMES Is VICTORIA, May 30 (CP)—Minimum wage orders governing the occupation of taxl-drivlng and barberlng will be promulgated ihortly by tbi Brltlih Columbli botrd of lnduttrlil relations. Sitting Prldiy, the botrd considered scale- ln these businesses, but deliyed llnil settlement until a Uttle more study ls glvu to thi situation. The Kilt tor taxi-drivers, lt U undentood, would tpply to Vlctorlt ud Vuoouver only, u thli builneu U not very extensive In the until cen ten. In tbe bartering trade, t minimum Kale ot 817 t wuk U contemplated for tbe regular worken, employed on t 48-hour wwk butt. For part-time employees, working leu thu the full week, the rate would be Kmewhit higher, lt U undentood, probtbly on u hourly buis. Stanley Rudkin of Kaslo Winner of Yale Honors NEW HAVEN, Conn., Mty «0 (CP). —Stanley T. Budkln of Kulo, B.C., wu Included ln • long Hit of students tnnounced by the Yale graduate sohool today u having been awarded fellowships. Federal Government Get* Take as Much From B.C. Liquor Sales as B.C, VICTORIA, Miy 30 (OP). — Since Brltlih ColumbU put Into opentlon Ite system ot government control for liquor ls 1031, tbe federal governmut bu received ilmost twice tt much tn revenue through excise dutlu ud taku tnd cuttomi dutlu trom liquor lold ln tbe province thu tbi provincitl governmut, mo* nlclpalltlu ud hospitals, lt wu revelled In the report of tbe liquor control botrd tor 1883-34 released Stturdty by Ron, Oordon Slotn, it- turntr-usenl. Thi ptople of this province, lt wu ibown, contributed • tottl of 864,137,040 In liquor chirgei to thi federal government In tbe 13 n*n. 1831 to 1883. During tht ume poled thi nit proflti on liquor ulei by the governmut tmounted to 838,788,740 ud this wu split up u follows: Distribution to hospitals, mother's pensions ud municipality, 617,389,483; to consolidated revenue of provincial eavimmant 131408,188. TROUBLE LOOMS IN MINNEAPOLIS Striking Truck Drivers Have Strengthened Lines for Right to Finish MINNEAPOLIS, Mty 30 (AP)—Striking truck driven tnd employer! todty strengthened their llnu for whit loomed u t flgbt to tht finish ln the labor di-pute thtt hu tlreidy curtailed food deliveries, brought Injuries to more thu t icon and damaged considerable property. In the face of < vernor Ployd B. Olaon's threit "to UU the military force- of the government to take com* plete charge of the distribution of commodities" ln Minneapolis, thl truck driven rallied todiy it t downtown mut meeting. Employers were it tbe ume time reportedly preptred to move on til fronte to break the strike by attempting truck movement tomorrow but confirmation of this wu refused from their spokesmen. DETAILS OF NEW B.C. LUMBER RATES ARE MADE KNOWN OTTAWA, Miy 30 (CP).—Detalli of the reduced rates on lumber tnd timber from Brltlih Columbia eutwird to meet Panama canal competition wert mtde known by the botrd of rail- wty commlasloners Saturday. On tbe construction timber four lnchu by four lnchu ud Urger to Montreal, -Quebec, Sorel ind Three Riven the rate per 100 pound! U reduced from DO to 60 cente. To pointi ln tbe mt, wut of Montreal the ntw rati U 70 cents. On lumber t blanket rite of 75 cents to tU po'nti west of Montreal la mtde The old rates were 00 oents per 100 pound! eut of' Toronto u fir u Quebec tnd 88 Vi cente per 100 pound! to Toronto ud pointi ln thi tut wut of Toronto. The new rites are tlreidy ln opera- Cattle, Sheep, Hogs Burned; Dynamite Used Halt Flames; 14 Buildinas Including Bank Destroyed CHICAGO, May 20 (AP).—Twelve square blocks ot I packing-town property valued at $10,000,000 lay in ruins tonight as a result of Chicago's most disastrous fire since the city-destroying holocaust of 1871. Speedy reconstruction had begun today while investigator's sought to determine if the blaze, which ljad its origin in the Union stock-yards, was accidental or incidendiary„ The conflagration, breaking out late Saturday after- noon, devastated more than a square mile of territory and . was brought under control only after every available fire- i man and all the apparatus in the city had battled 4-/3 hours. The fire destroyed more than a dozen major build- ! ings, scores of private homes and several one or two-storey flat buildings. u Approximately 1500 persons were treated for injuries ' but no deaths were reported--although searchers in the razed and fire-scorched 80 acres feared several bodies might be found in the wreckage. Most of the 400 suffering from $ severe burns that necessitat- *, ed hospital treatment were i firemen. Thomas J. Sheenan, city fire attorney, was in charge of the investigation to determine if the fire might have had its origin as the result of labor agitation. LABOR AGITATION "I have been lnlormed," Sheehin I ttld, "thtt there bu bun quit* t bit of labor agitation Is tht ytrds recently ud thtt some violence bu ittended tbe dlfflcuitloi. One superintendent ln thi pens at the atock-yardi -where the blm ' itarted bu beu quoted u uylng he wu convinced that tabor trouble wu at the bottom. We art ueklng this luperlntendent now to question bus." Tbe contltgntlon itarted, according to West belief, In a cit- ' tie pen it Morgan itreet ud Ex- mange avenue Inside the yardi late yeiterdiy. Under-dry pent and barns In thc yards were rued rapidly and before firemen could control the bMn lt bid leaped tcrou (Mated street outside tb* yards — an tvtUsche of flust borne os t itllf wind. Until midnight the skies lured red ud even todty there wer* sporadic minor (Ires bunting Out occasionally from ■mouldering ruins, slkty-two engine compute! still poured wtter Into ruins. 1800 HOMELESS Large police detalU patrolled the desolated area to prevent looting. The Bed cron ut up rellet ita- tion to augment hosplUU ud Governor Horner uld relief funds would bt mide ivillibli tor thl 1300 or mors homeless. Dr. Hermu N. Bundeun. preildent ot thi Chlctgo botrd of betlth, directed utlitantt in t ctmptlgn to prevent disease trom breaking out ln the stricken area. Men wert busy today clearing twty wreckage ud t ttaccttto ot hammers sounded In tbl ytrdi u emergency pens wen built hurriedly to can for cattle ehlpmente tlntdy tn route to the greateA ltvutock market of the United Stttei. BUILDINGS BURN About 80 ptr cut ot tht pint escaped the llamas wblch tig-tagged through the yards. Tbe greater part of tbe lou wu represented by destruction of tbe live itock record building, eichange building thtt homed office*, ot commlulon mes tnd uvertl packers, thi Dexter TOT MISSING 6 DAYS FOUND Discovered in Woods in Manitoba; Is Kidnap Theory MOOSEBOBN, Mtn., Mty 30 (CP). —Suffering eeverly tram exposure, four-year-old Betty Wolfrum wu tound todiy ln rain-soaked brush country sur tbi fins of her ftthir from where she dluppeared ill diyi igo- Kldsipplsg of the child u she Uy asleep Is t buggy sur tbe doorsteps of tbe family home wu not eliminated by the finding ot the child end Royal Ouadlu Mounted pollce pursued thilr investigation Into th* actlvltlea of a aeon of Per* •ont. No unite were immediately contemplated. Quickly I*. Prank Wilkin ot Aib- ern wu notified ud reed to tbe Wolfrum home. Mlu Nora Johnson, public hulth nuru tt Qrahamdale, wu called to Moouhorn u weU. DUcovery of Betty, youngeit diughter of Mr. tnd Mn. Ctrl wolfrum, farmers In the brush tnd twamplud 130 mllu sorth of Wis* slpeg, otmt u t climax to tlx dtyi of Intensive lurching by more thin 100 persons ln thl dUtrlct. B. C. Woterborn Lumber Exports Hold Up in April VICTORIA, Mty 30 (CP).—DU- plte itrlke conditions, which curtailed production -somewhat, Brltlih Columblt'i Witerborni lumber export! held up exceptionally well during April, iccordlng to statistics an thl traffic released by P. - Ctverhlll, chief forester, by authority of Hon. A. WelU Oray, minister of landa. . - The total export wu oa,_07.697 board fut, compared wltb 63,033,241 fut ln March. At tbi ume time, however, export! wire mon this double thou ot April, 1033, wbu the total wu Juit ovtr 81,000,000 fut. Thi United Kingdom took 34.- 031 fut, more thu hilt the total. Thu wu t drop ot tbout t,300.ooo tttt from Mtrch tnd more than three tlmu the amount despatched acrou tbt Atlantic lut April. Trout Lake Placer Miner Makes $1000 in Five Months REVELSTOKE, B. C, Mty 30 (CP).—Boy gtcobnn ot Tront Uke, B.C, hu deposit d stnon worth ef gold here, representing five months work on bh placer cltlm it Trout Like. Jtcobson Indicated he plans to nn more modern equipment In u effort to Increue tbe imount ot his recoveries. (Continued on Page Eight) THE WEATHER Tempertturee: NELSON Vlctorlt Vuoouver — Ktmloops Bstcvu Point ... Prlnu Rupert ... Dtvraon — — Suttlo Portltnd . Su Francisco Spokine Prince Oeorge i'cntlcton Vimon ...—— Crubrook ...... Cilgiry —— udmonton Swift Current . Prince Albert Qu'Appelle Winnipeg Mln. Mix. ... 83 U — 44 ST .... 43 ee .... 4« ae .... 43 se .... 43 60 ... 83 .- 46 .... 44 _.- 64 .... 40 33 ..... 40 .... 46 39 .... 43 _ 46 ... 64 -. 4* ...48 _»0 64 66 73 64 63 60 63 60 63 __^ . PAOB TWO «ja,ftuji^s!,,,MMi {put Dom Your Stomach Ever Complain? ' The sufferer from itomtchttoublet, •uch u dyepepeit ud indiratioD, must be very ctref ul of whtt he ntt, well knowing he will suffer for tny Indiscretion in (Utt Thl proper wty to ttt rid of itomich trouble! it to take Burdock Blood Bitten, t mediant which niulttet tht howeli, tonu up thi itomich, promotes perfect digestion, ud nttont bnlth tad itnngth to tht debilitated lyitem. P (or Uu lut 66 yew by Ht T. lUbin Ot, SAVOY CLUB TO MEET FAIRVIEW lbt Bitot Hotel Athletic dub, 1 whloh hu been doing grett things Is thilr tint uuon ln local 10ft- 2 bill circles, will' mtkt their Initial I tjrpetrince ln the local Intermediate butbill loop thlt evening when thiy milt tbt Palrvlew Athletic dub. Thl Ptirvlew nine lott out to tbe ! lltulers by t 0-1 score lut Wednes- * dty evening mtieb to the surprise Of tbe lupporters, ud will hi out " to pt Into tht win column thli •renins, but will htn tbelr work i out out. "Chuck" Smith, who proved ont of tht heivlest hitters ln thi lugue wiy lut mhob, bu retumtd to tht city ind wlU be behind the pitta for tbe Stvoy nine thll evening. Start on Brick Building, Trail trail, Mty 90,—Brlckltym tn now ending wills on the new store •tructure on Ildorido street, Juit otf Bay tvenue, which Is being built by J. E. McPtrlen for N. Marcus. Tht new itore building, which It to bt t one-storey itructure, U built onr t put concrete btumut. It It understood thtt tht building It to be completed tbout Junt 1. Guide for Travellers Nelson, B.C., Hotels "Finest in the Interior" THE HUME HOTEL PHONE 7S7 Breokfost 25c to 60c Luncheon 35c to 50c-Dinner 35c and 65c Rotary and Gyro Headquarters mt But Strrloi Melnn, MJO. atom Buwell, Prop, HUMI—Mr. McLetn, Ntw Denver; B, 8. Oreenwood, O. A. Hirkness, Mr. ■ tod Mn. P. W. Orry. T. A. Stevenion, 0 W. Buch, M. D. Qley, B. Buchtnon, Mr. md tin. J. J/ Allen, C. 8. Hob- kirk, Os Joy, Viawuver; B. Bteed- I mu, T. A. Burn!, H. H. McBaln. O. 1 Sibley. MidtdjBTHit; O. Prtoluux, 1 nciton. itt. md Mn. McBlrney, ' V. tnd Mn, 0. Hamilton, Spokane: V. Armtnd, J. Campbell. Winnipeg: W. J. Oulltr, W. 8. Applegite, Cilgtry; A. Dixon, O. H. Juvu, Onn* brook; Mr. tnd Mn. W. A. Dayton, Kiwport; R. Cox, B. Htrrty, B. A. Htnley, B. B, Lyon, Toronto; J. A. Peterson. Hew Weitmlniter, C. A. Tule, 0. 0. Erodsrich, W. A. Ltwrence, Pentlcton; 8. Letry, B. Powler, Nt- kuip. (The Savoy Hotel "Where the Guest Is Kin&" Nelson's Newest and Finest Hotel. Many Rooms With Private Baths or Showers. IMBABSST. J. A. KERR. Prop. PBOBB 19 NELSON. B.C. , BITOT—Jtmu A. Cooper, Cole- ttin*. N, O. Thompton, Vernon; Ctrl HcDonough, Brit: B. B. Dysort. Mr. find Mtt. R D. Ownu, Mn. P. Boost, #Tw. Unroll, Tnll; Mr. tnd Mrs. Jfiri-* Qutruitlon, Spokane: Oeorge Km, Otortl Mour. H. B. Collins. O. [SBplttt, C. I. Whltakir, Vincouver; B. Perncy, Blueberry Creek; Mr. ud Mrs. Boy N. Currie, Revelitoke; H, Dow, Tunnel; J. BtUmtyne, Nelion; Jtmu A. Mllltr, H. C. Otuldy, Ntkutp; John Donylko, Mldwty; I. B. Mtloolm, Ktlownt; T. Pletcher, Pernle; B. C. Jdunlng, Vlctorlt: Mr. md Mn. L. A. Mtratck, Silmon Arm. Mow Grand Hotel P. - BAFAR, Prop. Wukly ud Monthly Bttti Bot ud cold Wtttr • ap Double 91*30 up •IO a Month aad Op Occidental Hotel Itt Virion St. Phone MIL a wassicb SPECIAL MONTHLY BATES Oood Comfortable Roomt Mlneri' Heidquarten Madden Hotel A Welcome Await You JAS. E. MADDEN Completely Remodelled < Bot ud Cold Wltn In Ue* HEART ot tbl Ctty QUEEN'S HOTEL A. LAPOINTE. Prep. Rooms trom 60c to 91-50 Monthly 110 ind op Stetm heited ud hot ud cold wttar Ul every room MS Biker St Phot! 90 TRANSPORTATION-Freight & Passenger. SPECIAL BUS to KASLO THURSDAY, MAY 24th. mn LEAVES NELSON AT 9:90 A.M. Return Leaving Kaalo Immediately After the Dance AU Mta reserved TICKETS gl.BO RETt'RN Mike reservations eirly wltb Joe Vlngo tt the Greyhound office between 1 p.m. ud 0 p.m. Central Canadian Greyhound Lines, Ltd. Phone S00 — Nelson Depot, 205 Baker St. — Phone 800 NELSON - TRAIL - ROSSLAND ■85SP FREIGHT LINE lu,«Wft?" Phone j. c. -scotty" muir. prop. Phone Nelaon Prompt Efficient Service Trail 77 tt tu Timu 13 or 191 FREIGHT TRUCKS LEAVE NELSON TWICE DAILY 5 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Expect Sunday TraU Phone 185 TRAIL LIVERY CO. M. tt. McIVOR, Prop. Nelson Phone 35 HENDRICKS1 KASLO-NELSCN MOTOR FREIGHT SERVICE HAVING KASLO ANU RETURN MONDAY WBUNBSUAT PBIDA1 I LEAVES KASLO ttt AM LEAVES NELSON 11 AU Nelion Depot—Clly Service Station. Phone I • Kulo, Pbom 91 PROMPT. Eft 1C1BNT SERVICE JEFFERSON CUP INTHE SEMIS Rossland-Trail Club has a Week-end Tourney TBAIL, Miy 90—Tbi Jiffinon trophy competition of tbe Rosiltnd-Tnll Oolf tnd Country club, t two-bill mind fouroome budlctp trtnt, wtl pltyid Stturdty tnd Sundty down to tbi keml-flnala. B. C. Crowe tnd lln. I. II. Stiles tn to meet R. W. Dltmond tnd Mn. A. Btxendtle ln one of the Urals tnd A. B. Ritchie tnd P. L. Bixron pity A. L. Johtnnson tnd Mn. O. Kllburn ln thi othen. Tbt teml-finil tnd flntl mttches will bt pltyed tomi time during tbl wuk'ii they must be computed by not Buodty. Resulu: Pint bracket: tin. R. C. Crowe tnd A. A. Uttle bett Mn. P. P. Mclntyre tnd B. W. Cimpbtll. Mn. 3. N. Crtn tnd P. P. Mclntyre bett Mn. B. 8. Wetmore tnd P. A. Bill. Mn. B. N. Stiles tnd R. C, Crowe belt Mn. T. V. Lord tnd Dr. T. 3. Mulr. Mn. A. B. Rltcbli tnd Dontld Itie- Dontld belt Mn. 3. B. Thorn tnd R. O. Andenon. Second brtcktt: lln. A. Buindili tad R. W, Dltmond beit Mn. T. w. singly tnd B. Jindrell. Mn. T. J. Mulr tnd W. B. WlUon ottt Mn. R. W. Dltmond tnd L. 8. Plptr. Mn. P. I.. Btrron tnd A. B. Bltchle beit mim 3. MtcKlnnon tad 3. h. Crtbtn. Mn. 3. 3. Plngltnd tnd Dr. 3. H. Ptlmer bett Mln P. Routledge tnd W. Ctmpbell. Mn. Q. E. Murrty tnd T. W. Blngiy bett Mlw T. Roumtn tnd A. H. Oinon. Mn. O. Kllburn tnd A. L. Johtnnson bett Mrt. A, L. Johtnntos tnd O. Kllburn. Bn. J, N. Cnn ind P, 7. Mclntyre bett Mn. R. C. Crowe tnd A. Utl't. Mn. E. N. S tiles tnd R. 0. Crowe but Mrt. A. B. Ritchie tnd Dontld Mtc- Dontld. Third bricket: Mn. B. N. Stiles ind B. C, Crowe beit Mn. 3. N. Crtn tnd P. P. Mclntyre* Mrs. A. Btxendile tnd B. W. Dltmond beit Mn. T. 3. Mulr ind W. WlUon. Mn. P. L. Btrron tnd A. B. Ritchie bett Mn. 3. 3. Plngltnd tnd Dr. 3. H. Ptlmtr. Mn. a. Kllburn tnd A. L. Johtnnson bett Mn. O. E. Murny tnd T. W. Blngiy. GAELIC SOCCER TEAM TIES N.Y. NBW TORK, Mty 90 (AP).—Cavm, Inltnd't Gaelic foothill chimplons, tought to t 10-10 tit with t selected New Tork tetm ln tht flnt mttch of their Amerlcin tour befon t crowd of 35,000 todty. Civin held 11-1 leid it hilt time, but i Uw New Yorkers, led by Jot Stynli, picked up the extn point they needed In tnt Meond half to deadlock tht flntl toon, stynet icond •even polnta to inner lndlvldutl honors. Philip Billings Buried at Nelson Members of Trail Elk Lodge in Attendance Puneral lerrloei for Philip Billing!, Utt Silmo resident, were held from the Church of Mtry Immtcuiite on Stturdty morning. A number of tM Trill Elk Lodge No. SO, of which Mr, Billing! wit t charter member, attended. Pill bearers wen W. J. Harding- ton, H. Vuey, A* Sherman, j. Ram- say, w. Marsh o{ Trtu tnd Harry Dunk of Nelion. RED SOX ADD ANOTHER WIN Thl Red Box remained In t tta for tint pilot honors Is tbt local ladles' softball letgue, by winning t well-played gtmt from till Btdttt- tin 91-19 Btturdty evening. Neither tetm wu tbu to get t runner to tint bill In tht opening Inning due to snappy finding. Elilne Beeston got one putout tnd two twists ln tbt flnt inning. During thi nnt tour lnnlngi thi Red Sox ru up i 14-9 icon, largely due to t boot run by Agnit Stewirt, two thru btggen by Pauline Stnngherlln, tnd doublet by Peggy Olbbon tnd Ron Stewart. Ia the tUtth Inning thi Rtckit* een eroued pitta wltb tli runi, Elven Arit, clearing thi butt wltb t homt run tnd BUlni Bttiton, •coring two mon with t three- bagger. Tht Red Sox replied with t ilngle run ln their htlf ol thi sixth Inning, tnd In tht next three lnnlngi icond ilx mort runt against three for the Rteketten, to bring thl final toon to 91-19. Elaine Beeston, star tecond hue- man for tbt losers, stirred both tt bit md In tht field, tad It ll reported thtt t number of tbe Hiding teuni ln tht loop trt endeavoring to lecure her trtntttr for tht tntlclpited leigue pltyoffi. Ron Stewirt returned to thi mound tor the Red Box tnd pitched t good gtmt receiving splendid tupport from Jeinnette LePtge it flnt bue, tnd htr outfield, oompoied st Agnei Stewirt, Bdnt McKtenUt, tnd Pauline Stringherlln. Sidle McCrelght tnd Hlldt Tel- btrg tlw pliyed btngup bill for thi Rtckitttn. Bob Klrby ind Imerton Brubiker umpired tbt ume. Tht taunt wen u followi: Red Box—Jttnette UPtge, Piggy Olbbon, Bolt stewirt, piullne Stangherlln, Bdnt McKtntli, Lent Le- Ptgl, Kiy MoDougill, Junt King, tnd Agnei Stewirt. Rtckitetn—Blldt Talbtrg. BUlni Beeiton, liven Arit, Otrmtllt Delpuppo, Btdli McCrelght, Doreen Long, Jtnet Wlgg, Jew Rimuy, tnd Midst Pottliwhtltt. Water Level Is Still Climbing i ■ Tht wtttr level mtlnttlned t itetdy climb over tht week-end to put by over four Inches tbe prevlou* peek. The level wu recorded it Hi Prldiy, 16 Stturdty tnd 19.1 on Sunday. -TBE NIL90N DAILY NEWS. NELSON, MC—MONDAY MOBNINO, MAY 91, 1994- Flashes From the Wires NBW TORK—PIti plants embed ls md Andrew Orlcbowikt on Tuudty, USA. ttkt IS Uvea, tmonf them two 13-yetr-old boyi. CALOART—Oerry McOter chirgu tbtt bmklng committal not propirly Investigating tha monetary eltuitlon. LONDON— Rlchud Martin Meredith, II, former chief Justiet Is Ontario, dies. NEBPAWA, Man.—Charle! R. Pu- rott, 77, tound dead In garage whtch htd been wrecked by compreued ilr uplvtlon. OENEVA—Thirty-one eountrlu we queetloned by league u to their itand upon urns embargo tgtlntt Putguay and Bolivia. VATIOON CIT*.— Popt Plui In ■puking to M0 Oemtn pilgrims condemns whtt he terms t pagan movement In Germany. SASKATOON — Pnmlir Pattullo ptuee through on wiy to BrltUh ColumbU. Ii optimistic tbout tbe future of British Columbli. OTTAWA—Tbt governor-ln-cjlmcll bu decided not to Interfere ln thl sentences of duth ln two Manitoba cises ln which Julian Komwnlckl wu sentenced to be hinged Mondty Mty 99. PARIS— Army reiervUti will bt ctlUd Into tetlvi mining by Pnnce. Huge military dlipliy punned tor September. OTTAWA—PoUtlctl meetlsf. will not bt permitted ln relief etmpt Is Ontario during thi election campaign. Llberiu pltn to nln objection In thi houu, OLACE BAT—strike of mine work- in la tlx collerlM ends. OTTAWA—Mtrkttlng bill will be contentious legUUtlon befon houu most ot this week, lt U tntlclpited. QUEBEC—Liner Auranli ttrlku object In Bt. Ltwrence but U not dim* iged tnd continues voytge oveneu. OENEVA—Move for Russia to join letgue of nttloni advancing rapidly. TORONTO— Condition of Arch- bUhop Nell McNeil, head of Catholic church In Toronto, still serious. MONTREAL — The Abbot Chto Chto Kunk, the erstwhile Tribltach Lincoln birred from England arrives with hU followers tnd leaves for Vancouver to sail for Ohlnt. SAVOY TEAM IS STILL IN LEAD Red Sox and Aces Tie for Honors Ladies' Loop The leading teama ln both the men's tnd ladles' divisions of tht local softball leagues added t win to, thilr tottU during lut week, thi Savoy Hotel tttm lo thi men'i leigue won lta fifth straight gtme, and both tbi Red Box tsd Aces, who ue tied ln the lidlei' loop, won tbelr only itart to mike their seasons' record to fu, five wlm ind ont lou. Tne Blueblrdi in ose game behind thi leiden In thi ladles' league and tht Humt Hotel No. 1 club It tht umt dUtance behind tbe Stvoy elub, Tht Stvoy club still hu to faoe lta tougimt opposition, having games •chiduUd to pity Is thi tint htlf of thl letgue tgtlntt the Hume Hotel No. 1 team, tlw tht New Onnd Hotel tetm. The Aon meet tht Blueblrdi tonight md mtny m backing the Utter club to again lower the Acei colon, tlthougb tbe A-*» ue hardest to but when they hive their bickt to tbt wtll. Tbt TUlleumi hive bun the surprise picket ot tht Junior boyi league. After losing thtlr tint itart to tbl Bid Wings, the grade eight Junior high ichool pliyen have won ilx ttralght games to head the lugue. The league itandlng: Men'i league. W L ft' Bitot Hotel t 0 1.000 Hume Hotel No. l 4 1 .800 New Ortnd Hotel 4 9 Ml Pllrvliw A. 0 4 9 .097 Hume Hotel No. 9 9 9 M0 Woodcutten 9 4 .999 Bugle Bind , 1 9 .149 Mtlllonatat 1 0 .149 Games Hated for this wwk: Mty 99—Humt Hotel NO. 9 Tt. ptlrvew A, C. Mty 99 — woodcutter ti. Hume Hotel No. 1. Mty 94 — Savoy Hotel ti. New Orand Hotel. Ltdlu' league:: W L Pet. Red Sox t I -999 AMI _ t 1 .883 Blueblrdi 4 9 .987 Rtcketun 9 4 999 Onyhoundi 1 « » Black Htwki 0 t .000 Games tcheduled tot thli wuk: Mondty—Blueblrdi v«. Aces. Wedseidiy—Rtckttem ti, a»i* prldiy—Red Sox It. Bltck Hiwki. Siturday—Racketeers ts. Bluebirds. Sunday—Oreyhounda vs. Red Sox, Junior boyi' letgue. W - Pet. Ttlllcumi t 1 .987 Triftlgui - - — t 9 .MS Red Wlnge _ 4 9 .871 Yinetooki - 4 9 .671 Mtple Utfi .... 9 8 -at Centnl Htwki 1 7 .198 Games to be played.thla wtlk: Miy 91 — Yanetooka ti. Mtpll Ltlfl. Mty 99—Tllllcumi vs. Red Wings. Msy 99—Htwki VI. Trafalgar!, Mty 98—MipU Letd vs. TUUcuma. Mrs. James Ryley Passes, Neison Came to District in 1909; Barrister Grand Forks Mn. Sarah Jane R"ley ot Queens Biy, widow ot the lite James Hunter Ryley, died tt NtUon Btturdty tfter two yun' lllnesi. Mrs. Ryley, who wu 79 yean old, wu born ls Jtby, England, to Mr. tnd Mn. John Hunt. Shi wu married In 19S9 it Ctrllsle, England, tnd ln 1900 ctme to Brltlih Columbia. The lite Mr. Ryley, who wu t barris- ttr tt Ortnd Porks, died ln 1039. During hli residence tt Ortnd Porks hi maintained a summer homi it Queens Bty tnd lt wu there Mn. Ryley resided after hla death. Mn. Ryley wu tn adherent of the Ohurch of Englind. She li survived by one aon, Bertram Hunt Ryley, of Coeur d'AIene, Idtho, her dtughtar-ln-ltw tnd two grind children, Byron tnd Jtmu. Special Council Meeting Tonight The Nelaon city oouncll will hold t ipecltl muting tonight to du- cuu thl resignation of W- D, Fleet. city electrlcsl engineer. Mr. Fleet bended In his resignation it tbt lut meeting of the council Mondty night. FORKS TAKES CRICKET GAME First Game in 15 Years; Beat Spokane ORAND PORKS. B.C., Mty 90. The flnt cricket mttch ln thU city In 18 yeui todiy resulted ln t victory for the Onnd Porks Cricket club, when tbey defeated the Spokane Cricket elub 99 to 74 ln two Innings.. At the close ot the flnt Innings Onnd Forks lid 80 to 94, but the visitors, who never before hid ployed on nutting, ctme btck to tike tbe ucond Inning 40 to 88. Splendid fielding wu the future of the ploy ot both clubs, pirtlculirly by J. Hooker ot Ortnd Forks ind Ingram, Helder, Roberta tnd Btteh- elor of Spokane. Hirold Fraser ltd Spokane's tconn with 17 runt tnd Hooker's 80 runt wen * bett for the home olub. Bowling ot the veteran W, J. Pearson tnd Hooker for Onnd Porki, tnd Roberta, Ingrim tnd Fred Like, who captained tht Spokane team, wu very good. Next Sundty the Ortnd Forks cltib will pUy t return mttch tt the Spokine fllr grands. DIVORCE CASE IS ADJOURNED Mr. Justice A. I. Fisher, wbo U pre. aiding it its* ipring uilut at Nelson, •djourned until Mondty, Mty 99, divorce proceedings brought by Florence Muriel Johnion against Erllng John- ton. Tht cut wu uncontested tnd the only witnesses win Mn. Johnion, ■nd Sergt. Robert Harshiw ot thi city police force. 0. B. Garland wu council for thl petitioner. Nelson Athletes to Run, Kelowna H. Farenholtz. Jot' wallach ind Dog Reid, who have bun training itetdlly during the put month, leive by luto Wednudiy for Kelowni to ptrtlelpitt ln thi trick mut at thtt city on Miy 94. Lanes Effective on Trail Streets Tnll, B. C, Mty lt-Trifflc llnu which htvt bun stinted it Intersections Is the buslneu uctlon of the city ln in endetvour to keep pedestrian! from Jtywtlktng, have bun somewhat effective Is tbelr purpou. BOXERS STABT -CLIMB TONIOHT TORONTO, Mty 90 (OP).—Amateur boxen of the Dominion will open their campaigns for Canadian honors at Maple Leaf Gardens hen Monday sight. The boute Ue being held under the auspices of the Centnl Ontario Athletic Union ot Cinidt In connection with Toronto'! centennial celebration!. Entrants hive ippeired from u fu wut u Calgary Ind 14 citlei will bt represented ln tht ring during thi two-night tourney. UNFIELD WINS BELFAST, Mty 90 (CP ctble)—Lis* field defetted Distillery 4-1 Siturday Is thl final tor tbe Irish Chirtty soocer oup. PUY FOR THE -SUMAC CUP Junior Soccer Team to Journey to Nelson TRAIL. Miy 90 —Thl tint of t two- gimi urlu to decide tht holden of tht Butorac cup, emblematic of thl Wut Kootenty Junior Soccer leigue, will ttkt plwi Is Niltoo Wednudty afternoon, Jim Strtchui, manager of tbe Trail Junior rtpruentative turn hiving plcktd bU tggngttlon Saturday tfternoos tfter tbl hoyt wen gives i itlfl work out ls t practice gtmt it Butler park. After* the gamt tt Nelion om will be held here, tottl goiU of tlw two battiu to count. Tht pliyin will leave the Memorial bill it 9:90 p.m. sharp, thl kick-oft on tht Nelton puk being tt tbout 6:19. Following li tbt Tnll lineup: Evans, goal; Demblkl, Kendall, Balfour tnd Smith, halves; Bepton. Llghtbody, Adcock, Doherty and Rou. forwudi. TRAIL ATHLETES SHOW FINE FORM Going 18-Strong to the Cranbrook Meet TRAIL, B. O, Mty 19—Although coolwttther tnd t drizzle ot run prevented limber muscles, TrtU ichool athletes bid t very iucmi- ful truk mut tt Butler puk Stturdty morning, tomt of tht entrant coming clou to record time. The meet wu htld for the purpou of selecting athletes to be entered ln tbl Kootenty-Bounduy mnt ln Crtnbrook on Saturday Miy 98. Alex Balfour, known tt theu meeta u the "Daddy of Koot* enty Boundary iporti," will be the team's manager, coach tnd lupport- ern thi eventful dip. During thl coune ot event! Mtt Malnarlch met with mUfortune wben he wu pole vaulting tt record height. Leonard Haywood tnd Mat hid cleared tht bu tt a peg lower tnd whtn Mtt Jumped tgaln thl poll broke, cawing him to fill off balance. Mat hurt his buk but word wu given out Stturdty night thtt hi would be O. K. tor tbe meet on the 98tb. Mlt Is tlio tbl TraU 440 mis tsd wtnt thi distance ln fine time, Paul Haley ind Orlando Battlstello wire flnt md ucond ln tbi unlor loo ytrd duh, ptul being being hv hU uiutl good form. Or* Itndo U miking bU debut thU yeu os tht trick md u treading clou on Haley's hUU. Hi tppean to bt promlilng material. In tbl Junior 100 Pit Haley lead by yard! without effort, a) Cover- dale md Mike oeorgettl coming ncond tnd third. ' Ralph Spence, who got thi notion to run thi mile lut ytu, mtdt t good ihowlng, but u hi nn tgalnst pacers instead ol ttlff competition, bt didn't comt up to muki he haa mine Is tnt put. TrtU, in ill probability will be taking t duk horu to tht Cranbrook meet, the lurprUe being none othtr tbts Molly Sutherland who It t natural. Molly ltd tbe Junior girls' 7i yud duh tnd cunt t clou second In tht senior glrla* race. PbylUl Forbes tsd Margaret But ctmt ucond md third In tbt Jun* lor event, Jem Downle being tint IB tht unlor, with lubell Wright md shetllt Forbei third tnd fourth. Is tht glrU' high Jump the itandlng wu, Jem Downle, flnt, Cut Rlsgwood, ucond md Shell* Forbei, third. Hirold Covudili tsd Gilbert Pi* ollsl west the junior 900 Is good time. Ptul Haley tnd Orltndo BtttUtel* lo wen clou for flnt and ucond ln tht unlor broid Jump, both doing l surprising distance. Littlt Charlie wyatt passed up two boyt twice hu size to wis by tbout 7t ytrdi Is tbt Junior SM. Ptul Haley wu tha osly tstrast ls the uslor 990 tsd roundfd tht •horn" tt hta usual fut speed. Leonard Haywood wbo ll also try* Ing out ln trick events for hli tint yur, did the unlor half mill ln but t few ucondt behind record tlmt. poxlM of Bobton tlio intend this net, but showed fttlgut half way around tbt ucond lap, Elmer HUl proved to bt tbl leading ttrosg-trm mu of tbt schools when hi placed tint In the shot-put. ptul Haley tnd Prank poxlee of Rob-on plictd ucond md third. Jun Downle umt flnt Is tbl girls' broad Jump, with Alma Rom merdahl and Shellt Forbei second and third. Tbe Hodge cup, emblemitic of the High ichool boyi' relay nu wist td DlvUlon 41 Richardson, Kennedy, Morel md A* Cutler. DlvUlon 8. P. McDonald, Kolul, Hartmann ind Klngwell placed ucond md Division 9 third: Herman, Graham, Murdock md Lelghton. The teachers' cup, which U competed for by tbe High uhool girls* nUy, west to Division t; lubell Wright, Blanche HiU, Sheila Brows tnd Hanna Kelly. Division 6. Muy Blaglonl. Miry Lesuik. Mirgaret Burton md Sheila porbea. wu ucond. Huold Coverdale, Mike Oeorgettl md Harvey willbtum plut flnt, eecond and third Is tht Junior brotd Jump. Is tht junior high Jump Pit HtUy did his stuff u usual md Is thl Junior poll vault Gilbert pa- ollsl md Archil Lay ton wut tint md aecond. Then ui upwird of 39,010,000 plgi In Germiny. FINED PASSING A STREET CAR Mn. HtUn Jarmeko, Apex, wu fined 919-80 for driving put t (tending ttrut tar oa Nelson tvenue. when thi appeared before Magistrate William Blown ln the City pollce court os Frldiy morning. Bht pludid guuty. • SOCCER OPENER GOES TO TRAIL AUSTRIALOSES TO FRENCHMEN The French Qualify to Meet Germany In Next Round Nelson Drops League Game to Trall 2-1, Sunday TRAIL. Mty to.—Pint boson in the Wut Kooteniy Foothill league urlu went to Tnll hen Sundty when the loul soccerltes defeited Nelion 9-1, ts • gtmt thtt opened brilliantly but wu Inclined to drag Is t iconleu second half. Nelion started with t bmg u tbe gtmt opined, tnd scored thl flnt goal. Tba vldton' gotlle, Freddie Morris, wu one of the stare of tht gtmt, md In the litter ptrt of the gtmt his put work kipt TrtU from building up t bigger score. Routledge, Trail net minder, put up t good imbibition, hut wu sot called os for u much effort. Is the euly put of tbi tint htlt, Flah, TrtU forward, slammed t hot on,e it MorrU from thi end of i three- man ruib, wltb Wut md BtU, but MorrU mtdt t pretty stop when he threw himself to tht ground to push tht bill out of thi ilde of tbe goal. Immediately tfter Tommy Nutter booted t hud obi it Routledge, who und steely. NeUon's lost gotl ctme after t foul kick wu allowed the vUlton. McCrone kicked towarda the Tnll gotl md Tommy Nutter heided It os to Routledge. Tbe letter puihed the bill out wltb hU hinds md Jock Lllley, Trill full btck, tgtln hetded lt twty from the gotl, but Nutter, keeping tht bill Is tht ilr, icored when he bettered It Is wltb his bud. The icon wu1 evened ahortly tfter when Tommy Lturte thot, thi bill hitting thl crou bu md bouncing to tbt ground Is frost of tbi goal line. MorrU cleared, but FUh kicked Is the rebound. Corbys came clou to putting Nelion Is the lud again but Routledge eletred. Wnt Pused to puh, wbo wu thout to ihoot it thi NeUon net when tbe referee called tbe pity offside. Wut featured In Trall'i ncond and lut got) when he pined to Freddy Bell, who icored. Is the penilty area. Fish tried again before tbt htlf Cloud, but tht ball touched the top bu and went onr, the referu declaring t comer kick. The decuton wu food for considerable argument. Tbi pity wu kept it tbt Ntlton end of tht fUld during mott ot tht wcond htlf md on mmy occulona when ttnt bowled, "lt'i ln," MorrU ctme to the ton wltb bttutlful uves. Freddy Bill missed whtt turned t sure gotl whin bt received t put when only half-a-dozen ytrdi from the Nelion sit, but kicked It onr the gotl. Llneupi: Nelson—Morris: McCrone tsd Bow* kett; O. Wallach. Bradey md Hepher; Andrews, Oorbyn, Nutter, Whitfield and Dunsmore. Trall—Routledge: Lllley md Stew Ut: Smith, Duffln tnd McVle: Fish, Ferguses, Wut, Laurie tnd BeU. W. Rte refereed. while Bob Forbes. Trill, tnd Joe Wallach, NeUon, wue Uneimen. CONVENT LOSES SECOND-GAME Have Fire Wins to Credit; Swallows Victors 18-17 Without tbe urvleu of Charlie Llnduy and Leo MeKinnon, the Con vent Plying Arrows softball team lost their ucond game In uven starts to John Corner's Swtllowi tt thi Junior high Biturdiy, 18-17. Lid by Im Dingwill wltb two rust md t homer, thi Swtllowi hid thl gtme ls hand prtctlttly til tbi wty. Arthur Ontn also slammed out t homer for the winners. Jack Morrison md Alfred Ball led tha Arrowi wltb four runt apiece. tetmt wen: Flying Arrowi—Jtck Morrison, Fred Puk, Elmer Gellnts, Alfred Arnot, Raymond, Romano, Alfred Bill, Albert LePtge, Jlmmie Ecclei, Joe De Lucru.1. 8wtlIowt—Arthur Ortvu, Johnny Corner, Its Ltngwall, Wilfred Woodi, Bert Kim-den, OUn Price, Donny Hunter, Teddy Elliott, Doug Noel. BIU Townsend wu umpire, Huold Tapmlla but umpire md Oeorge Lunn scorekeeptr. B.C. Liquor Sales Increased $44,522 VICTORIA, Mty 90 (CP).—Liquor ules In Brltlih Oolumbla Increased 1884,788 ln thi hut fiscal ytu over tht previous 19 monthi, giving the liquor control boud lncreued net prollte of 944.S92, lt U shown ls • itatement released by the attorney-general department. In the yeu ending March 91, the total ulu win $9,262,109 md the net profits 99,970,99t, 114944 higher this wu estimated Is the provincial budget, The idvance Is builneu wu mtde up of heavier purchases of bur, tie. •tout tsd wines, especially Brltlih Columbia virltles. with t falling otf Is ules of spirits, llquen md champagnes. PARIS. Itoy 90 (AP). — renovated Dtvli cup turn • Itself with t clun sweep over Auitrlt, 8-0, Is tlw urlu computed todty. Till nterans, Jem Borotnt md Jacques Brugnon, uortd thi clinching Tletory Is doublu yuterdiy. -*** todiy Christian Boumui md Andn Merlin piled up two unnudtd triumphs. Boumui defetted O. ns Ml- ttxt, 19-year-old Austrian, 7-8, 9*9, 6-3, while Merlin conquered Prims Mltejkl, 8-3. 3-8. 6-3, 6-2. The French, who loat posuulon tt tht DtvU cup to Orut Brlteln lut ■summer, will mut Oermtny ttl tbt next round Junt 9-0-10. FAIRVIEW AND CUBS VICTORS Take Juvenile Ball Leigue Games by Big Margin The Niw Onnd Hotel cube won tbelr tecond itralght gtmt Is tbl loul Juvenile baseball league Stturdty morning, taking l free scoring gtme trom the Trafalgar Rockitt 14-9. The Fairview Athletio club nisi itand t t aiith inning nlly to but out tht AthUtlct 14-9 la the ucond gtme. Tht Rocket! appeared to hive stage fright ls the opening gama •nd erron were Itrgely responsible for most of tht New Grand club't runs, but wbtn tbt niw turn bu t ehtnct to work together, better thing! unexpected from them. Ai Is put appearances tht New Orand club pltyed t tstppy brand of ball ill tbe wiy, with BUI Klrby, Emerson Bnibaker tnd Freddy Romtno, •tarring both tt bit md in tbi field. John Morey, backstop, for tht Rockets, pltyed t good gime. Auitln Brenmn, Pete Lutkwlch, Sim Piatcrtta tnd Bid BtU all ippeired on the bound for tbi wlnnen, wltb Ortbtm Steed md Gilbert Moases pitching tor tbt loun. The Athletics took tbe Ptirvlew nine by surprise Is tht uoond gtme. out-hitting md out-pliylng their mon experienced opponent! during tbi flnt flvt lnnlngi, tnd ltd 7-4 whin tht Filrvlew elub wtnt to bit ln tbt lut of tbt itxth Inning, but lut out 14*9. Bud Mclvor, who had bun pitching t good gum for the AthleUc't, developed t wild streak tnd Len Stewirt who followed him, walked thnt bitters md wu chuged wltb three wild pltchu. Mclvor wu brought btck to tht mound. Before tbt side Wl retired tht Filrvlew slue bid crowed tbt plate 10 tlmu ind Is ttu uvesth retired their opponent! with t llagli •core. , Bid Horiwlll poled out two hlta for tht Athletics Including t thru- bagger. Hiwklne, Brldgt md Cooper hit doublu for thi Filrvlew tttm. Dick Willace md Ctrl Otlliotno •hired tbi mound dutlu for tht Filrvlew tlub, Oilltcmo, wbo pitched tbt lut thru lnnlngi, holding tbe Athletics to one run. Tbt tttmi lined up u follow: New Ortnd Hotel Cube—Bid BtU, BIU Klrby, Stm Ptucrett, Auitln Brennan, Pete Lutkwlch, Bmtnon Brubiker, Peter Sunt., Jick Whitfield, Freddy Romano, Santa Delpuppo md Rty Rowe. Trafalgar Socket! — Jobs Mony. Bob Klrby, Piter Dewdney, Lu Sptrku, Leigh McBride, Jim Alltn. Blake Alltn, Jtck Wlnliw, Grihim Steed tnd Scott. , Palrvlew A. 0. — Stanley MorrU. Darcy Hughei, Jtok BUhop, Bud Cooper, Dick Wallace, BUI Bridge, Lyle Hawkina, Chuck French, Albert Langlll, Stuart Splen, Ptul Brooke md Ctrl Galllcano. Athletics— "Gubby" Oon, L. Mlt- thews, O. Bowell, Stm Hon^JU, Huold Long, Gordon Stlraaker, Bud Mclvor, L. Frame, D, Bill, D. Beit- tie tnd Len Stewirt. Out Millionaires Croulng the pute for uves rust Is the eighth Inning, titer being os the ihort end of tbe score til through the game, the Woodcutter* •oftbtllin nosed out the MUUontlru 19*9 Frldiy evening md unt tbe loun Into t tli for lut plice wltb tbe Buglt Bmd club. Both tetms dlebed up t tut gtmt but i-Mllty to take tdvintage of tht breaki In the eighth Inning give Un Woodcutten their ucond win ot the uuon. Thi Millionaires, ilthough ihowlng considerable Improvement In every gtme, btve lott ilx ot thtlr uven starta. T. Bate, B. Lutkwlch, P. Onvu md Art Orodikl poled out homers. The tetmt wut: Woodcutter!—P. Lutkwlch, T. Bite, F. Ortvu, A. Mclnnls, H. Volcino, H. Elliott. E, Lltkwlch, N. Lutkwlch md H. Bite. Millionaire*-Erie Woolls. BUI Andtnon. Jack Edmondson, Art Orodikl. BUI Rowe. Alfred Parker, L. Orodikl. E. Wheeler, Vic Melnezuk tnd 3, Townund. Write for particular* I oiiicilonilioii lift Association 1 ■ __—_____———^— 551 BOARDS TOSS OUTSEVERAL RESOLUTIONS Silver Action Refused; V/on't Ask Changed Motor Tax LAND SETTLING PLAN REJECTED Hon. K. C. McDonald Gives Views on Two of Questions ORAND FORKS, M»y 20—Only four resolution* submitted by constituent boards of trade were turned down by the convention of the Associated Boards of Trade of Eastern British Columbia. In all cases, this waa done on the recommendation of the resolutions committee, after debate on the floor as well. MOTOR LICENCE DEBATE The first was Nelson's resolution favoring a flat rate for motor licences. This wu widely discussed, ona of the speakers to lt being Hon. K. G. McDonald, who explained that there was a great diversity of opinion among motorists as to the best form of motor taxation. Tbe minister stated that under a formal Liberal regime he was the originator of the plan to have a part-year motor licence, because tbe Interior car owners did not get the same use of the roads as those at the coast. On the same line of reasoning, he felt that the man who uaed the road should be the one to pay the tax, and for this purpose the gas tax seemed the better medium and the more productive. R. A. Grimes, the Blocan delegate, aald he had looked Into this matter In various states of the union, and had found a very general concensus of opinion, both among motorists, and among state officials, that the gas tax was the preferable tax, as lt was paid on the basis ot use, and by those who wore out the roads most. It LEGS TREMBLED; HEARTTHR08BED This "Hospital-Tested" Remedy, Made Her Well and Strong "I wish from my heart," writes Mrs. Louie Mitchell of Oak Point, Manitoba, "I oould persuade every person who ls run-down to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial. About a year ago I was suffering from a run-down system. Any Uttle exertion would cause my legs to tremble and my heart to throb violently. I could not sweep a room- or walk fifty feet without being exhausted, "Then I began taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and after taking only six boxes I am as well and strong as ever." You, too, can rebuild a weak, rundown, exhausted system with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. This ls the remedy that was scientifically tested at a leading hospital with a group of 40 run-down people. It proved a remarkably efficient builder of ted blood ceils and haemoglobin, cleansing and enriching the blood of these ' patients quickly, and revitalizing their systems wltb vigor, vitality and strength, making them feci like new people. Oct a' package to-day from your druggist's. You'll begin to feel an Improvement after a few doses. 60c a package. Results guaranteed or money refunded. was also far more productive than a high licence would be. The Idea of the resolutions committee on the matter was that the recently adopted system was entitled to a year's trial, at the end of which Ume there would be more Information *to go on, and possibly with returning prosperity tbe Imposes would not look so large to tbe motorist. Its recommendation for rejection of tha resolution was carried. SILVER PURCHASE NOT ADVOCATED A similar fate met the voluminous, resolution on silver from the Slocan district board, wblch after a lengthy preamble, proposed to ask tho Dominion to proceed to purchase 60. 0,- 000 ounces of domestic-mined'silver In four years, at a rise price starting from 64J4 cents, and making payment, lf desired, with silver certificates. In this case the committee reported it was Informed that the Cranbrook board had already sent this resolution to Hon. H. H. Stevens, and had received a reply that he was In sympathy with the Idea, but that this was an International matter, and the Dominion government was therefore unable to take any action that would ba of any assistance. The committee accordingly felt endorsement wu Inadvisable. The third resolution to go under wu from the Pernle board, urging a plan of aiding land settlement with relief work, the commmittee expressing the view that with all that wu being done ln the way of relief, lt wu not desirable to ask the provincial government to go further at present. Disagreeing with this view, E. K. Stewart, president of the Fercle board •f trade, pointed to the number of men on relief at Fernie, and the proximity of good government lands that oould be cleared with relief labor, and made available for settlement and attractive to men on relief. DR. MCDONALD SPEAKS This, was discussed by Hon. K. C. McDonald, minister of agriculture, who said that a resolution on this matter bad been addressed to his department from. Fernie, The first first thought that came to him on reacting lt wu of another Lister or Courtenay. "You will never find the government getting into another jackpot. Of that kind," he remarked. Another resolution he had received uked for a soil survey at Jaffray, and he had had this made. "You ask for men who are on relief to be put on the land," said the minister to the Fernie delegation. "It ls admitted that of thow who home- steaded many years ago, many have done well. But we find today that In old-established sections there are men on'rellef whou farms are Just u good u they were 20 years ago. Neighbors have a natural retlcerce to tell on them. Perhaps the reason there are some sections where there are no farmers seeking relief ls that they have not been educated to lt by contacts, One man sees another doing It, and follows his example. "It Is a most humiliating situation respecting relief, that this province ls In, and the sooner that public opinion can be brought to bear on this, the better." The recommendation to reject the Fernie resolution wu carried. Mr. Grimes took occaalon, after the vote, to compliment the minister cn his frank statement, describing lt u the soundest and moat sensible pronouncement he had ever heard from a member of a government. STAND BY RICHTER'S PASS The lut resolution to be discarded wu from the Pentlcton board, which hu resumed affiliation after a 10-year absence. This resolution proposed to ask the province to carry the western section of the Southern Scenic highway, from Osoyoos west, by way of Oliver, Kelc- den and Yellow Creek, ln place of by Rlchter's Pass. It wu rejected on the resolutions committee's recommendation. Nelson's resolution on the gold tax wu reported against by the committee u in any cue out of date, u the government had already acted, and the convention approved the resolution which the executive committee had sent to Ottawa, and which wu met by the government in prat cally every detail. Lime water will sweeten Jars and Jugs wblch soap and water fall to cleanse. It ls admirable for cleansing milk and nursing bottles. -THE NELSON DAILY NEWS, NELSON, B.C.—MONDAY MORNING, MAY tl, 198* PAOE THRU LAND fUCPIN HELD CRESTON Putnam Flies to the Associated Boards Meet in Forks CRESTON, Miy _0-Col. tnd Mn. MiUtlndtlnt trt btck from Ferule where they ipent t couple of dtyi nth lit. tnd Mri. J. 8. Irvine. Whlli lc thtt city Colonel MiUtndtlnt ww speaker at a largely attended meeting ot Fernie post of the Cintdltn Legion. Nttlontl hospital dty, which wu observed on Saturday by the loctl Hospital Women'i auxiliary with • tea tnd thow over the new Creston hospital, attracted many ctllers tnd thi free will offering it the tet wia almost 120. LANDS AUCTIONED John Cartmel, government tgent, Nelion, wu here Thunday officiating u aivtloneer tt t sale ot government lands along Ooat River bottom tnd t block ln the Erlckson tret. Several properties were disposed of but on the whole the Hie wu not up to expectations. A few squitters were able to bid In thilr homes tt the upset price without opposition. Rev. A. Wtlker is tt Vtncouver thlt week for the tnnual conference of the Brltlih Columbli United church, on which ht li t member of the settlement committee. Rev. Mr. Walker, early in tha yetr, wu intended • hearty Invitation to remain for another year. Mn. M. Toung, who It leaving nut month to take up permanent reeldence ln England, wu guest of Christ Church ytromen'i auxiliary Thundty tfternoon it the home of tht preildent, Mn. M. York. There wert a ftw houn of old time sociability, tnd Juit before lunch wu served, Mn. York, on behalf of the memben, presented Mn. Yoi j with in attache bag, to remind her of the old associations In church circles In Ontton. The gift wu suitably acknowledged by Mn. Young, who li one of tbe tint memben of Christ church'i pioneer ladles organization, the Guild, which preceded the Women'i tuxlllary. Mr. tnd Mn. r.t C. Rodgers got beck Thundty lrom t vlilt In SSpo- ktne. Mr, tnd Mrs. M. R. Joyce with their guest, Mn. .. R. Joyce of Toronto, tnd Miss Lillian Lewis, wu t vltltor tt Nelion, Mr. tnd Mn. Percy Boffey, Mr. tnd Mn, R. A. Comfort tnd Mn. Oeorge Hobden were renewing acquaintance ln Nelaon. Mn. M. C. T. Perclval left tt the flnt of the week for Vernon, where the li on Junior W.A. work for t few dtyi it Oktnagan polnta. visit SPOKANE Mn. Henderson, Mn, R. J. Kelly tnd Mn. W. Llnded BeU wen auto visitors tt Spokane, returning on Wedneedty. Is. C. McFarland and A. Speaker left for Pentlcton on a buslneu visit. Thl former recently sold Creston Moton to A. W, Dickinson ot Cranbrook, tnd mty locate ln the Okanagan. Mlu Rent Dawson arrived yeiterdiy from Klmberley tnd lt a guut of her brother-in-law tnd sister, Mn. O. R. Jdhn. Creston'i two representatives tt tht convention ot the Auocltted Botrdi ot Trtdt of Eutern Brltlih Columbli tt Ortnd Forkt, mtdt the trip by tlr. They tre Frank Putnam, M.P.P., tnd W. M. Archibald, going ln the latter's plane. Captain tnd Mn. Une, who hive apent the put month here on t visit with the latter'! sister. Mn. W. H. Cartwrlght, left on their return to England, going via the Arrow lakes, tnd Intending to ipend t few dtyt tt Banff tnd Ltkt Louise. « Creston Athletic buebtil tetm hu another out of town gtme thll wttk. being booked to pity tt Klmberley Sundty afternoon, with tht return gtme here on tbe 37th. H. Pratt of Melville, Sask., ls t visitor with Rev. F. O. M. Story, tnd If hi can find t suitable orchard property, Intend! to become t permanent resident. Mrs. Fliher of Nelion, who hu " (jetlfQHr* MILEAGE more than 20.000 m pt of arvW-sVvd safety THOUSANDS of motorists across Canada are finding . that Dominion Royals have still plenty of safe anti-skid left after 20,000miles or more. The secret of this safe, extra mileage is the TEMPERED RUBBER tread— an exclusive Dominion Tire feature—which hu proved to be the longest-wearing tread rubber ever developed. You, too, should get this mileage bonus by equipping with Dominion Royals. They will increase your motoring safety- cut down your tire costs. Why not see your Dominion dealer? * Milts per tirt DOMINION TIMS AU SANK TIMS OUAIANTII0 one yur against tire injuriei ctuied by blow-outi, cutt, bruisei, rifn-cuti, under-inflition and many other roid ha.irdi. been on t vlilt with Colonel tnd Mrt. Utter tt Ctmp Lister, left for home at the middle of the week. Mn. Cobb of Crtnbrook, iptnt t tew ;i here thll week, t guest of her pirents, Mr. tnd Mrs. Llphirdt. Tuesday night ihe wu speaker it tht meeting it the Full Qoipel ttber- ntelt, Mn. J. P. Buton, nu Bertha Hurry, of Shanghai, Chin, hu irrlved on t vlilt with relative! tnd friends tt Creston, tnd It it preunt t guist tt the home of Mr. tnd Mn. A. L. Ctmeron. Mn. E. airfield U thll week opening out ln thi milk tnd ere m tnde. Mrs. O. Parry, ln comptny with Misses Jessie White tnd Eileen Hup wu t motor visitor to Nelion .the fon ptrt of tht week. K1BERLEYHAS BRIDAL SHOWERS Several 'Misses to Be Wed in Near Future Sift HIMSELF IN WAR PHOTO Jesse Davenport Was Leading German Prisoners KIMBERLEY, Mty la—Mn. T. Dtw- son give tn tt homt Tuudty tvtnlng it which mtny frlendi gathered to see the lovely presents of her diughter Rem tnd ipend t pleutnt evening. Miss Dawson hu given up her position on the nursing staff tt the hotpltal and Mln Laura McCormlck came on Tueaday to take her place. Mlu Dawson li going to ipend t week with her sister, Mn. Q. John In Creston. Mrs. Chlsholm, who moved lut Wednesday from her home ln Upper Bit* chtnont. ti settled tt the towntlte, with her younger ton "Chick." Mlu Florence Morrlion It spending t week or two vacationing ln Calgary. Her sister Mirgiret li doing well ln her training for num tt the Cilgary General. Mn. F, Cilre of the towntlte left for t month! holiday In Vancouver Wednesday morning. Miss Dorli Dakln left Wednudty morning on t riding trip to Moyle where she will ipend a week vliitlng her -later tnd brother, Mn. A. Mennle tnd Don Dakln, Edmond Davit returned home Tuudty from McGlll univenlty to ipend thl vacation with hli parents, Dr. tnd Mn. D. W. Dtvli. Mr. tnd Mn. R. B. McLeod returned home Tuesdty tfter ipendlng thl put two weeks on t builneu trip to thi cout Mlu Mtry Andrews of Moyle ls spending t week vliitlng her friends,. Mr. and Mn. Chirlu Dakln. * On Wednudty evening Mn. Caldwell gave t kitchen shower for Mlu Jean Jonu. Then wen 31 guutt pnunt. Mlu Jonu Is to be married to S. Lundeen Junt 90. Mr. Lundeen reildu it Marysvllle. The guutt ipent t htppy evening pitying Bridge, with games and refreshment!. Mlu Mtry DeHont gtvt t miscellaneous ehoui-r tt her homt In honor of Mlu Dagmer Andenon. There were 16 preunt. Mlu Andenon hu been on thl nursing itaff of the McDougal hotpltal for flvt yean. Bhe U to be married ln June to Nels Llngren, Klmberley, who hu t potltlon with thi CM. It S. comptny. A surprise shower wu given by Mn. J. Morrlion and Mn. Frelion ln honor of Mlu Rent Dawson on Frldiy. Thtn were 34 preunt. BARRISTER HAS SUM OF MONEY FOR J. SHUTTY Joe Shutty, who Is thought %o htn resided ln Nelson ln 1930 or early ln 1931, lis being sought tt the cout where t lum of money awaits blm. In a letter to the city clerk which wu handed over to Chief of Police Alex Stewirt, O. F. Ctmpbell, Vincouver barrister, states, "I tm trying to tract t Jot Shutty, whou address ln 1930 or early ln 1931 seems to htve been Nelton. A turn of money awaits him. Hi wu alio tt Colemm, Alta. To htve Joined the Canadian army when but 17 yetn of tge tad to go through tht wtr tnd comt out tllve. though wounded three timet li something ln the life ot t soldier. But 17 yetn later to lee one'i picture among tht wtr pleturu published In uvertl Ctntdlin newtptperi li mother decided thrill. So thinks Jesse Davenport of Nelson who received t clipping from relatives ln tha eut. He Is eully recognized u a sergeant ln charge of t party of wounded Oerman prisoners being etoc ted from the front lines tt the tlmt of the Canadian push ln Mty, 1917. Tht prisoners were taken tfter a Oerman counter attack had been repulsed tnd tht weather wu hot. Mr. Davenport la thown ln shirt sleeves wltb steel htlmet on hit held, cigarette in mouth tnd with hand on a carload of Germans who wire wounded. The cir ll being drawn over a light nllwty by t hone upon which is mounted t Cintdltn private.' Under the built-up rotd ctn bi seen t sergeant of the communication detachment tnd bll wires. "I recollect the picture being taken now," -Said Mr. Davenport. "At the time t lot of brau hats were around and I recollect the photographer with them, although tt the time I thought little of the incident." Certificates for First Aid Given Cranbrook Women and Men Honored; Program Follows DT-IM Mclennan, McFEELT & prior ltd.—b.c. Distributors DOMINION TIRES Sold by Kootenay Moton (NELSON) LTD. 205 Baker St. Nelson, B.C. DOMINION TIRES Sold by H. E. Stevenson 708-12 Vernon St Nelson, B.C. Mrs. W. Johnstone Silverton Hostess SILVERTON, Mty 30—A. Mclntyre of the Queen mine visited hli home Mr. tnd Mn. H. Dewli were visitors to Nelson. Mrs. W. Marshall and ton Bert were vltlton to Ntkuip Tuesday. Ivor Johnaon ot tbt Reno, wu t recent vltltor. W. Marshall of Arrow Park wu t visitor ln the district Sundty. Mlu L. Boyion of Nelaon wu thi week-end guut of Mr. tnd Mn. Melby. Mlu D. Whlta has returned from t week's vltlt wltb frlendi ln Nel* ion. Mlu H. Marshall, who hu bun vliitlng friends In Trail, hu returned to her home. B. MtnhtU wu t vltltor to Sheep Creek and Trall. Mra. W. Johnitone entertained at a charmingly trranged dinner ptrty on Mondty evening ln honor of htr daughter Eileen's blrthdty tnniver* airy. 'Thou preunt Included Mlu Mollii Harding. Mlu Joyce Johnitone, Mlas Eileen Johnitone, Leslie Crocker. Lance Emerson, Leonard White tnd Mrs. W. Johnstone. Mrs. M. Emerson entertained t few friend! Informally Saturday evening at contract, when the honors of thl gtmt were twtrded to Mn. A. Mclntyre. Those present Included Mrs. H. Dewls, Mn. W. MtnhtU,'Mn. E Mclntyre, Mn. O. Lockhart, Mn. A. Mathews, Mlu M. Oorrlnge, Mn. A. Ham ind Mra. M. Emerson. Mormon School at Arrow Creek CRESTON, Mty 30.—Word from Ar* row Creek ls to the effect thtt I Mr. Mate, recently arrived from Portland, hu organleed t Mormon-Sun* dty ichool, which meets In tht public ichool uch Sundty afternoon. In tbe morning tbe Full Goepel Tabernacle people have Sunday ichool tnd church then Mn. D. Valentine tnd ton, Jimmy, of Nelion, trrlvtd thlt wttk on t vlilt with hir parents. Mr. tnd Mn, Jtmu Compton. R. Mulligan, who ll returning from Alberta univenlty tt Edmonton, iptnt t ftw dtyi hen thlt week with hli friend, John J. Fteney, prlnclptl of tht ichool tt Alice Siding. Tht scholsrs tt Arrow Creek tchool hive been presented with t complete new loftbtll pitying outfit by L. T. Leveque. Kimber'e* Man Diet in Prime KIMBERLEY, Mty 30 — Jtmu Rom, tged .5, wbo hu been 111 In the hoipltal for uvertl weeks, died Mdty morning. Born In Ruthven, Scotland, he bu bee" employed hen since 193S. Ht Is survived by hli wlft tnd young daughter CRANBROOK, May 30—A pleasant evening wu ipent ln thl flnt aid rooms of thl city fin hill when thott completing tht classes which have been held during the winter were presented with certificates ln flnt tld work. F. J. Bmythe acted u chairman tnd certificates were presented by Mtyor T. M. Roberts. J. Wilson, Instructor, wu remembered with t suitable gift from tht classes tnd ipecltl votes of thanks were tendered .to Dr. MacKinnon for valuable lnitruction tnd to Preildent Adams tnd Secretary Gordon ot the association and to Mlu Orace McFarlane, preeldent of the ladles' branch. A program followed, thou contributing being BUI Atchison, J. Gordon, B. Putt, E. Taylor and B. Crowe. Thou receiving certificates ln tha ltdlu' clau were MUe Orace McFarlane, Mlu Helen Haddad, Mlu Carrie Eice, Mlu Cora Stanley, Mlu Jou- e Basscuzzo, Mlu Hilda Robinson. Orace McClure, Mlu Agnei Jo- itad, Mln Agnei Undberg, Mist Rita Jonasson, Mlit Berth! Jonu, Mlu Ednt Johns, Mlu Kathleen Haley, Mln Mabel Bauerk. Mlu Marjorie Bell, Mlu Eva Bartle, Mlu Marie Dyton, Mn. Firrell tnd Mlu McClttry. Certificate! ln the men'i clus went to Jack Farrell, Frank Harrlton, Frank McClure, W. Pooock, Oeorge Reeoe, WlUlam Bttvely, and Franklin Wood. Voucher!, or tecond yetr, certificates went to Oeorge MacDonald, Claire Morrow, Ted Smith,' Bill Atchison, Lloyd Burgess, T. Britton, B. Crowe, Lawrence Croot, Buya Futa, Jot Qe- nest, Jimmy Oordon, 8. McCleary, James Adams and John McClure. Golf Tourney at Kimberley KIMBERLEY, Miy 30— The golf llnki tn buiy now. The Wood-vtl- lince golf tournament commenced Saturday tfternoon, over the loctl coune, four pliyen from Crtnbrook and four fronj Kimberley taking part. with the draw u followi; Ltrge vs Hstztrd, BlU VI Sanderson, Robert- ton vi Th.mpion tnd Orabtm vi Pratt. PLANES CARRYING FERN1EITES NORTH . A. Broley Heads Placer Party Bound for Two Brothers PERNIE, Miy 30-J. A. Broley left with hit party Frldiy to establish a placer mining camp at Two Brothers 1*\* ln northern British Columbia. Br. Broley originally Intended to go north over t month tgo, but the Ice on the like broke up, so thtt lt wu Impossible for t plane to land on skis, tnd there wu no -other wty to retch the property. The ice hu cleared twty entirely, tnd tht plane ln wl.'ch the party will cover tbe lut itage of the trip hu been equipped with pontoons. Other Fernleltai ln the group tre H. J. tnd Mn. H. J. Broley, Nell McCallum, Thomu Altken, Thomu Alii Frank Ntdon, Ptul Williams, Oeorge Williams, Jtck Kee, Chester Gtrdonlo, Ivor Stolpe, and Louis Shulalka, also C. L. Dodge tnd Wlllltm Reid of Coleman, Alta., and Pat and William McCool of Cilgtry. DR. WALLEY CHAIRMAN The Eagle hall wu veil filled Thursday night when Huold S. Winch, young parliamentarian, ad- dreiaed a gathering on the activities of last session of the house. It was previously announced that he spoke In the Strathcona hotel. Dr. O. A. C. Walley acted as chairman. Hew Safety Signs Placed ot Harrop HARROP, May 30—At the request of Harrop Women's Institute new signs for the Information of motorists have been put ln position near the Harrop school and also at the railway crossing below the school. Among visitors to Harrop recently was Ian Burgess, who was a guest of Mr. and Mri. B. D. Serres. He was en route from the Malay States to England. Rev, Clyde Harvey of Procter was a visitor 'to Harrop Thursday evening. Vernon Chapman, who has been on the strength of Longbeaoh East camp, has taken up residence ln Harrop, as tha camp has been closed. GRAND FIR MOVIE TAKEN Shows Love, Blaylock Boards; Nelson Next City ORAND FORKS, Mty 30-111 movie film, with sound reproduction, taken by operatives of the Auocltted Screen Newi, Ltd., here thll morning, il • success, movie tudlences of tbe Koot- enay-Boundary wlU toon be teeing on tht icreen tn Incident ot the convention of tbe Auocltted Botrdi of Trade of Eastern Brltlih Columbia, when ln front ot thi delegates, massed on the court houu steps, Mtyor T. A. Love extended Grand Forkt' compliments to B. O. Bltylock ot Trail, vice-president tnd general manager of the Consolidated Mining & Smelting Comptny ot Ctntda, tnd Mr. Blaylock, t veteran of the Associated Boards, replied, with virile optlmlilm u to Canada's position and the part metalt will pity In ber Immediate future. Arnold E. Hague wu the aound mtn tnd Luclen Roy handled the camera. R. P. Roberta of tht Vtncouver Province wu assisting them, and later they flew over Oreenwood tnd took mining pleturu. At the clotlng session of the convention, Nelion, Invitation for the 1935 convention, submitted by O. B. Garland, wu accepted, VOTES OF THANKS The convention cloud wltb votes of thanks to tbe board of trade, city council, gold club, tnd citizens of Grand Forks, thi ladles especially, for their wonderful hospitality, tnd to tht citizens of Oreenwood for tbe outing there. Thew were tcknowledged by Jtmu Grlsdale for Orand Forks, tnd Charlei King for Orunwood. Other molutloni thanked Pruldent Noble Blnnt tnd Secretary- Treasurer J. R. Hunt for their handling of attain, Judge J. R. Brown for arranging the uu of tbe court house, and the preu, wblch ww fairly widely represented. Mrs. Keys Tells of Trip to the Nakusp W. M. S. NAKUSP, Mty 30—Tbt Women's Missionary loclety met it the borne ot the pruldent, Mlu A. A. Allen, Tuesdty tfternoon. There were several vlaltora preunt tnd one new member wu enrolled. A report on the Easter thank offering wu mtde by the treuurer Mrs. H Hershtw. Plans were mtdt for the Talent money scheme. Mrs. O. Keyi, who hu recently returned from California, gave an Interesting tccount of her experiences. A chapter of the itudy book, "Hli Dominion of Ctntdi", wu taken by Mn. H. Kershaw. Kimberley Will Eot Doughnut] KIMBERLEY, May 30—Tbe Chid mm Ctmp group of the Womejl ■association of the United churet met Thundty evening it the honu ot Mrs. A. Irwin to plan t doughnut •tie for tbi near future. Jimmy Coulter from the P.Q. ranch wu In town Thundiy, ipendlng tM evening with Iin Douglu. Mn. Joe Harris went away to Spo*> kane lut wuk for a week's vacation. Uklng her nn Ronild. R. A. Meggle from Kooteniy Bty If ataylng a week with Mr. and Mn. Al Watson of Chapman Camp. 300 IN ALTO CAMP DORKING, England (CP) —Tows? authorltlu htve demanded evacuation of a local motor-camp which hit become t permtnent village of olfl buv *, trams and railway cars homing 300 people. Whole Whea* for health •; Now, jurt tute whole whett is you've never hid it before —io new, delicious Kellogg'i Whole Wheat Flakes! You'll get a welcome »ur- prise when you see the tize ■ of the big red-and-green package. At your grocer's. Made by Kellogg in London, Ont. Birthday Party at Camp Lister CRESTON, Mty 30.—Mlu Jem Fliher ot Nelion, wbo Is on a visit at the homt of Lieut.-Col. tnd Mn. Fred Lister, wu tendered t birthday party Thursday evening by Mn. Lister, which wu tttended by the young people of tbt Ctmp Utter section. Muiic, dancing tnd t variety ot gtmu mtde the evening piss pleutntly, tnd at the clow there wu a tuty lunch. The evening's guut wu remembered with mtny very useful gifts. Mr, tnd Mn. D. W. Dow of Crtnbrook were renewing acquaintance here during the wuk, the guests ot Mr. ud Mrs. T. W. Bundy. Charlu Hanson ot Seattle, the well- known Ptclflc cottt wrestler tnd athletic Instructor, spent ptrt of tbe week here with hli father, Nell Hinton, leivlng Thundty for Cilgtry tnd Edmonton, where be la due to mike appearance!. J, O. Connell wu t builneu visitor it Cranbrook durKig the week. Ben Crawford, who ll In chirge o. the ichool it Weit Cruton, wu hom. lor the week-end with hli parents, Mr. md Mn, W. H. Crawford. Due to there being no transportation, West Creston ichool wu unable to participate ln the Mhoolt' track meet here this tfternoon. Robert Spetker tnd Jtck Daly left Friday for polnta ln southern Alberta In quest of work. i Mrs. Stanley, Mr. tnd Mn. Honley md Mrs. Brown, aU of Nakuip, were visitors with Mr. md Mn. J. E. Hetley during tht wetk, Mn. J. E. Htyfen hu Juit left for Portland, On., where she will make m extended vltlt with her dtughter, Mlw Erma Hiyden. Kimberley Choir Honors Mclntyre KIMBERLEY, May 30—Thi Orpheui choir held a toclll In tbt I.O.O.F. hall Wednesday evening tt which memben md Intimate frlendi wert preeent. Tbe program wu Impromptu, consisting mainly of old-fashioned dances md card gtmu. There wu a song by Mn. Kadln, a reading by Mn. Dtkin, games for ill, md cards for my who wished. The choir sang four -election!. During thi evening Harold Abbott presented George Mclntyu with t gift from the membera u ■ token of •ppreclttlod for bit work during tbe lut yur. E. Nesbltt li tending for new music, tlw Blalrmore Feetlval mutlc, tl mmy of tha membera wish to tttend Blalrmore's next futlvtl ln tbe autumn, md the choir Is looking ahead to plenty of bird work next winter. Harrop-Procter Softball Billed HARROP, May 30—The Htrrop Junior! md the Procter Eagles will play a softball game on the Sunshine Bay ground! May 34 following the termi* nttlon of the children'! sporti. ^TfjofaflttVl^ut €(impimg.lj$f IMOOWOKATIB tit HAY 1070. TUESDAY HOLIDAY TUESDAY PREPARATION SALE SHOP NOW FOR THE HOLIDAY — "The Boy" Has a Complete Line of Holiday Merchandise at Prices to fit your Budget Women's Bathing Suits Celebrate the holiday in one of our smart all- Cl QC wool bathers, we carry the Monarch and Jant- zen, in a wide range of colors. Sizes 34 to 44. Bathing Caps 15<. to 59<f to $6.00 PASTEL HOLIDAY FROCKS Becoming dresses of celanese in attractive styles that are easy to do up, pastel shades and white. Sizes 14 to 44. Only 250 PAIRS SILK HOSIERY All first quality silk hosiery in sheer chiffon and semi- service weight. Full fashioned, sizes &•/» to 10i/2. 7Qt? Pair '*' Women's White Mesh Shoes An excellent range of white shoes for holiday wear, styled in smart mesh fronts with neat fitting strap, cuban heels, rubber soles, fri QC Pair -JU.-W MEN! Your Swim Suit Is Here! Men's Jantzen Suits, pure wool, form ffO AC fitting tpOtiJo Men's Swim Suits, a good quality wool Cl QC suit fliPV Boys' two-piece Cl CQ Suit , tJ>l.JJ Boys' swim suits in the latest colors a snappy styles latest colors and Cl CQ Service Grocery 193—PHONES-194 CHOCOLATE _XA eCL.UBS—Per lb. .. m~T ROYAL CITY PEAS—Slue No. ... lane tlm; iaa «cb **>" AYLMER ORANGE n a*A MARMALADE—S!-o_. Jar 3-">> RED RIVER BREAKFAST CEREAL— a a. A I-lb. pkg. **r CALIF. PRUNES— IJjt Per lb, *Jr* Cash Grocery Specials Free City Delivery II B FAMILY FAVORITE COFFEE— CQA Mb. ctrton ***-> ROYAL CITY CORN- at A hi per tin **V CLASSIC CLEANSER— Per tin NESTLES MILK— tttA Tills; per tin *WV Free demonstration loilay 7* _ ■ faoi Farm UtiblishM AprU 13, 1003 "Interior of British Columbia'» Family Newipaptr" ALL THI NEWS WHILE IT II ""<"■ Publtibid tvery morning tictpt Sundty by thl NEWS PUBUSHINO OOMPANY. UMITED. 318 Biker Btrett. Nelion, Brltlih Oolumblt PBONl IM, Prlnte Exchinge connictlng til Dtptrtmtntt Membtr of tbt Audit Buruu of Olrculitloni tnd Tbl Otntdlm Fnu Leued Wire Ntwi Service MONDAY, MAY 21, 1984. BE A SPORT" (Contributed) The above three words are often used by the younger generation, and we use these words as a heading in the hope that this catch their eyes. The two parks of which Nelson is justly proud are again looking lovely, and the painstaking work done by the parkkeepers deserves all the praise they get. Show your appreciation of their work by not tramping over the flowerbeds, picking the flowers, throwing rocks into the Gyro swimming pool, breaking down the fences tnd boughs from the trees, and leaving lunch papers and rubbish lying around. If parents were to impress these facts upon their children, it would, we feel sure, help a great deal. To the children, and to the older boys particularly, we tay: Treat the parkkeepers as you would like to be treated yourselves. In other words, "Play the Gtmei" Girl in the Family By BEATRICE BURTON SYNOPSIS: Suun Broderlck tnd btr tunt, Lutlt, who hid tten nore proe->er- out tlmu, order t plUow tt Htrt'i deptrtment itore whin tbe fimlly kid t cbtrgi mount for yun. They in summoned to the office of the mtnigtr, Mr, DUlon, who Informs them the account bu been , ducontlnued u lt htd not been ptld for five montbt. 8uile tnd Lutlt line In embtrrusraent. Lutle goet homt by trolley but Sunn PNftri to wuk. m route On Utter meett btr flinoe, Wtlltee Steffen, rising young binker. Suun tnd Willice in distinctly different types; ht It the sheltered, metlculoui type, while tht It tbe Und who loves to wtlk Ui tbe nln tnd go without glovu ln tht winter. Suun KtllMt thtt, while hir luture life with Wallace will Dot be thrilling, lt will bt comfortable. Tender-betrttd lung •hows littlt enthutlum wben Wallace 'plmt to Inspect t bouu which tht preunt ownen trt forced to tell beciuee of financial reverses. In ber room, Susan reflects on her fullngs towtrd Willice. Bht It aot certain shs lovei blm. How- tvtr. tht (nil ihe Is engaged md everything U tettled: bwldu, lt would bt t nUtt to get twty from tht drib, old houu tht thand wtth her fither. Mo r If Brodirlck; Brother John, Uncle Worthy, hit wife Ednt, md Aunt Lutle, Tears Igo. their boat htd been the ihow place ot tht city; CHAPTER V Tbt whltt mirble clock wit itrlk* . tag t iingie note for htlf put Hi If It ihe cloud thi door of blr bed- tfttom tnd itarted down tht ttaln. Vtlfwty down them wu t ltndlnt ■ne enough to tocommodite t sofa and t lirge Chtntu Jtrdlnlere filled with duity ottttUt. Al she rttehtd lt ihe became iwtre ot t low rumble ot voices trom tbe teU tallow. Out of them wtt Uncle Worthy'! deep btu md the other wu t nlu thtt thi did not recognize. A {.ltastnt mtn'l voice. "I ctme to uk tbout tbl room thit'i tdvtrtlud ln tonlght'i paper." It wu uylng u Suun itopped to iliten. "Oh, yti. WtU, would you like to tlmt In md look tt lt now?" she kttrd Uncle Worthy tnswir. Thtn then ctmt tbe Mund of tht vestibule door closing tad footiteps cress* td the hall and itirttd up tbi stairs. Buna turned ud fliw btck to tht upper bill md down thi btck ttaln. By tbt time lbt niched tht downturn hill hir uncle tnd the itringe ran uptttln. Sht oould heir them talking, tnd thl glut chindi Uer thit hung from the celling Un* kled faintly u tny crowd tht floor overhesd—the floor ot tht room thtt htd been Orrndfither Broder- lek't bedroom during hit lifetime. Shi clipped one hind to Mr chetk ln dlsmu u lt flithed tcrou btr mind thit Unclt Worthy wu ihowlng thi room to tbt strange mtn with tht Idei of nntlng lt to him If poulble. It hid been t "Rooms for Rent" tdverttmwnt thtt he hid been looking for In tht evening piper t half hour before! For monthi hi htd Joked In hit huvy wty tbout hiving to nnt aome of tnt roomt ln tbt home If the Broderlcki Mount tny poortr, md Bunn bid liughtd tt blm politely, u tht tlwtyi ltughed whtn bt Joked tbout things. Not until thit tfternoon, Ul Mr. Dlllon'i offlct hid ihe nillnd Juit how poor thty ill wtn. Sbt knew, of oouru thit thtn hid bun t gntt deal mon money ln thi fimlly • tew yetn btfon. BM could nmember thtt long ytin tgo her fither hid htd tn electric runabout ln whleh bt htd driven to md from hit offloe tvtry dty. She rt- mtmtatrtd t tummir tbtt tht wholi fimlly bid ipent in Blowing Rook imong the oool South Carolina mountain!. Ont winter thty htd all gone to Whltt Sulphur Springs, tnd ln her childhood tbey hid htd t houie- min nimed Albert, who hid ilipt In room In thi cirrlige houu md helped Anni, tht oook, with thi work ot tht bouu. There wu only Anni now. * • • Aunt Edni md Lutle wen sitting tit tht pirlor whin tbt opened tbe door tnd bunt in upon thtm. Lutli's eyu looked u l( ihe hid been crying, but Aunt Edna, u plicld u ususl, wtl sitting ln hir big cbtlr embroidering ptrrota In bright-colored wool on t gny linen ihot big Juit when ihe bid bun ilttlng til tfternoon. In htr bltck clothu she itruck Suun, -somehow, u t rock onr whleh storms might rou tnd put, luvlng no mtrk, no sign. Her eyu, when the glinced up tt the opening of the door, wen Uke round brown pennies. Eyes thtt never let tnyom nt whit thought! wtn going orr behind them. ' (To Bt Continued) Between You and Me ByJ.B.C Men Vn Jutt bid tn irgumint wtth my wtft. Women think tbey know everything. Jou—WtU, that li one thing my wife tdmlti ibt doetn't know. Ron—Reilly, md whtt cm thtt be? Jou—Why ihe mimed me. • • • For t compllctttd nlitlonshlp, tht murine of Qeorge Shew, U, to Mlu Emmt Lu Htrptr, It, of Buditown, Ky, ut t ntw record. By virtue ot tbe mintage tbe bride becime tht will of her itepftther, tbt ittpmothtr of btr hilt-brother, md iliter-ln-liw of her itep-tunt, tnd tht bridge- groom becime tht brother-ln-liw ot hli _tep_on. It wu Mr. Shiw'i third mitrUnonltl venture. _.: it Thin once wu tn trdent youn bldr. Who took ont hta girl friend md fldr. With dlih tfttr dlih Of Ice cretin tnd 1 lib, Wltb the Mult thtt he dirned nurly kldr. Nott for tht punled: bldr, standi for builder. * • • Mtrktd tor tht next inquiry tt Otttwt li the rubber builneu. Thli li timely, u houieholders start using the hou. Hiving loktd onr the tobtcco iltu- itlon, leglilttori wUl turn thl probe on tbt pouches. Ottawi't duty li cleir. It must find out If robber bands hive been dttl* Ing In rubber binds. Tbl probers ity they in reidy. Their motto It "Gum one, gum ill" For • tlmt, tht capital will re- umble t olrcut, u tbt big Indli rubber men Either there. Probing thi rubber Induitry It no elneb. As our hockey fmt will recall, thl rubber ll vtry elusive. And there'i no tailing bow long the rubber enquiry win lut. It mty stretch out for WMkt. * . . Siyt tn undercover mtn: Builneu hu Improved to such t degree thtt It hu been found neoei- ury to tnllit tht urvleu of the youngeit of tht Benwell elm, William, to milt ln wilting on tht tables. He ipecltllm ln urvlng coffee. • • • ' Who uyt dogi htn no brtlni? "Pitt," four-yeir-old shepherd dog owned by Ralph Fleming ln Ctledonli, Ont., It tltvt todty u t ruult of lta own quick thinking. Ctught hilf-wiy tcrou t flve-ipin Cinidlin Nitlonil RtUwiyi brldgt md ficlng death under tn approaching freight tnln or by Jumping 10 fut to thi ihillow bed of tht Ortnd river below, the dog crouched low on the itrlngtn outaldt tht rtllt on top of thl brldgt while tht long freight rumbled by. NBUON DAILY NEWS, NBLSON, B.C.-MONDAY MOBNINO, MAY 11, IMt- AUNT HET "I dont blunt Bmmlt. Tou'vi got to brig on your grtit-grut-grind* ftthir If nobody ilnce then " tmounted to much." hu Auction and Contract Bridge By tbt Worlt's Letting Atthorlty MILTON C. WORK TWICE ONB IS TWO Tbt mott ilmple probltm ot tht multlpllcttlon tabli tt tlmu It forgotten (perhtpi overlooked would bt t mon ipproprlite word) by Contract pliyen wbo neglect the opportunity to wtn two trlcki by Use profitable expedient of ucrtficlng ont. Thll omlulon occurred tn todiy't hud. 30 YEARS AGO 31, (From thi Dtlly Newi of Mty 1M4) Kulo tonight wu dressed Ul htr holldiy attire rttdy for tht big cell- bntton Tuesday. • • • Wben tht grading now undtr wty it the city recreition pirk ll completed It wUl be t iplendld pilot for •U outdoor gtmu. • • i* Tbi Nelion city bud will iccom* piny the Etglu to Kulo, tor tht cell* bntlon. What the Press ls Saying BRANDON WRITER FAIR For t quirter or t century thll Int* tltutlon hu bMn performing vilu* tblt urvloM for tnt Urutock In* duitry not only in limit bt but throughout North Amtrtct. Buiy ln lta hlitory lt Invented the boyi' md glrla' ctlf club, t device wblch hu brought gntt benefit! to tgrloulture ud to firm people young ud old, t movement wblcb hu ipretd throughout tht continent ud now tmbrtcu millions of firm youngitere. Btfon tht phrue "btby but" wu Invented, the dlrecton of Brmdon Winter fllr were tctlvely proptgltlng thli Important pteoe of economic wisdom, which, In grain-growing treu, doublei the revenue obtainable from t bunch of cittle. Twenty-.ive yetn Is t ihort time In the life of u Institution which hu pioneering ta do. In tbtt ihort tlmt thli fu-slghted orgintattlon hu to- compll-hed much. Then li much yet to tat dont tlong thi ume line, ud thtt li why builneu men U well u firmeri feel thit Brudon Winter fur deserves their inthuilutlc support. Tht builmu mu of Brudon, tnd some of tbt well-to-do f irmere tround thtt city, .lunched It ln 1300 by iub- •crlblng 665,000, ud without i dollu of tld from uy government. It wu then, u lt li todty, m ixpreulon of courtge tnd constructlvi purpou — Winnipeg Tribune. BANES AND FEACB We ut heulng t food dell thue days tbout buken ud btnklng, md tbt monthly letten ud u utl reporta of binking Institutions continue to mtkt their ipptirtnce— couched for thl mo«t put ln strictly business-like terms whloh leldom embnee anything outaldt thilr own putlculir flnucltl concerns. It Is, therefore, refreshing to oburvi ln the monthly litter ot the Buk of Novt Scotli, mtdt public ln Toronto yesterdty, t reference to the most vital subject engaging tbt itttntlon of thl world it the preunt Umt—the subject of wu or petce. Thlt btnk'i news-letter says thtt grinted t contlnuince of petce, lt li not unreuontble to hope thtt tn equilibrium ot trtdt md flnuce mty be rutored." But It Inilsti. however, "tbl condition U absolute; petoe It the flnt nnd. If mr win igiln to bt lit loon oa tbt world tht prat- peet for tht futun ot our clvllin- tlon would be duk Indeed." Nothing oould be neuer thl truth thu theu utementi. Ttt wi evidently btn ln Otntdt thou who would htvt thlt oountry withdrew from membership ln thi Letgue of Nttloni —thi tint nil orgulntion working for the < mu of Internitlonil unity. —Vlctorli Tlraei. •*M 9|| at" tM | HBilH ♦H+i tm» L> HU ♦ I! ♦W+2 ♦1*12 1 nutt HJ ♦MS »HI3 «H ♦H-l-M >>« THAT BODY OF YOURS By JAMBS W 8AHTON, UA ANGINA SYMFTOMi MAY BE DOS TO IMPURE AW Whtn tht ttaon bind Vu pltytd ln t rubber gimi, Bouth held fin vtry quick trlcki but ilmost no extrt pitying trlcki tnd t very unpromls* Ing dlttrlbutlon. Ht contantad him* ulf with t bid ot ont Hetrt. Wttt pused. tnd tfttr thtt, Bouth lumped to thnt No Trumpi. Wut'i opening lud wu tht Deuce of Clubt, tnd South held up hit Am until tbe tecond round. To trick S Bouth led tht Ten ot Dlimondi. West covend with the King, ud Declirer JoyfuUy won with dummy'! AM. Two mon round! of Diamonds disclosed tbt fiet thlt tht idverse cirdi of thi tult wen divided, M wu to be expected, 4-2. The DMltnr thtn ntlixed tbtt bt wu up tgllnit lt. Kit only chance now was thl very slim poulblllty tbtt Wut htd led from t three-card Club suit. Whin thli hope died, ht wu htld to tight trlcki—thnt Dlimondi, two Sptdu, two Rttrta, ud one Club. Do you ue how nlnt trlcki could hive been mide by utilizing tht molt ilmple mttbtmttlctl logic? An ttttck ooniiita tn tht Hidden onwt of ifonltlnt ptln ln tbl region of the hetrt or. under the breast bone, iccompanled by t feeling of constriction (tightness) ud In uvtn eetn with t unu ot Impending detth. The ptln extendi to tbe btck, tbt thouldtn ud thi trmi pirtlculirly tht ltft. Tbt ptttant It pile, higftrd, motlonleu, md ofUn bithed with oold penplntton. I un tgtln giving tht uiutl definition of whtt It known u mglnt pectoris or breut pug, I'm mentioning It tgtln u lt li t very common til- men ln middle iged or elderly ln- dlvldutli. Vtrloui ciun» ut glnn—tloohol, lnfectloni, rhiumttum, kidney dii- etu, Influentt ud othen. Al exciting ctuut miy be nimed*. physlcil ixertlon, mental itriln, profound emotlom, ud dilutive dliturb-ncu. Something Interferes with tht flow ot blood to tbe imill veueli <upply- tng tht muscultr wills of tht hurt with blood. Ai thue muwulir wills do not git uough blood to nourish them properly tbi hurt cunot do lta work of pumping blood to thi lungi tnd to ill putt of tbi body. Hence the tight, vue-Uke fullng. However, recent reuuehu mm to •how thtt theu littlt blood teutli mty bt pirtlslly cloud, not bectuie tbe wills tn becoming non-tlutlc, but bectUM t "ipum'1 ttmporully cloees or partly clout theee vessels Thll would tccount for tht inglnil itttcki from emotlontl ud digestive dliturbuoM. Recently Cn. M. A. Rothschild ud M. Klutn In tht Amerlcin 'Hurt Journtl tell of ctuilng t leuenlng of tbe imount of oxygen In the blood by hiving t number of lndlviduili rebreithe tlr, tome ot whom hid trui tnglni pectoris, ud tomt win nor- mil heilthy lndlviduili. It wit found thit rebreithed (licking In oxygen) tlr caused symptoms •xtotly Ukt true tnglni pectorU. Tbt thought tbu ll thtt with t ptln ln tbt region of tbe heut or undtr tbt bnut boot, ilmple gu preuure from lndlgutlor ll tbi com* monut osuk; ud even whin It ll not lndlgettlon tnd numblu true mglnt pectoris u described ibove, thi ptln miy bt due to bnithlng lmpun ilr—tlr with Insufficient oxygen. THB COBBECT FLAY I CLEANS .sd POLISHES WINDOW, MIIIO«. IATH IMS 1st WASH IASIN1 CANNOT SCIAKM MONDAY and TUESDAY Our Annual 10c Sale will be a sale of the put until another year. We shall display today some more extra articles, selling the • , Extra One For 10 It tht Declirer tt tbt itart ot tht pity htd itopped to count hli trlcki, hi would have milted tbtt (wtth Weit letdlnt thl Deuce of Club!) bli bind contained exictiy fin trlcki without the Dltmond tult. Decltrer's one object, therefore, ihould htvt been to mike lurt of four Dtamond trlcki. It tht chince of ucurlng thim oould bt lncreued tay unneoesurlly surrendering one tt tbt beginning, It wtl obvious tbtt tht ucrlflce ihould bt mide. Specifically, Dt* clirer ihould prepire for the probi- ble t-1 dlvliion of tht Hi tdvene Dltmond! tay refining to overtake Wttt't King with dummy'! Am. With TEN YEARS AGO (From the Dtlly Newi of Mty 11 MM) Thomu Homenhim, will-known local ingler brought ln 80 pound! ot fish ln t record catch. ... Arthur B. Ollker, Vlctorli itreet, entertained t ftw frlendi Informilly lut evening. ttt On tblpmtntt to the Tnll imelter thli yur in 172.235 tonl. : • . . At tht ichool board meeting lut night tbl mott Important event ww the newi that the government would* contribute S3 ud one-third per Mnt of the imount of 040,000 for ichool conitructlon. • • « Born on Mty 20 to Mr. ud Mn. J. HoUud, t ion. See our windows, we invite you to visit our store, our regular price competes with any store in Canada, so you an just imagine what a bargain the extra 10c means.. Buy one article at regular price— extra article 10c. Ramsden's 822 Baker St at Stanley 20 YEARS AGO (From thi Dilly News of Mty MM) Nurly 900 tont of on r • ittttd to htn bnn ihlpped thli month trom tbe Miestro mint tt Alntworth. ... tot u icgregtti eonihimtlon ol 1118,000 thne pirceli ot NeUon builneu property bin bun told tay the Ntlton Invutment Compuy. • • • Tht ntw Itfnnce mto tm truck for tht Nelion fire depirtment li expected to mch thi city todty. • * * Tot wtter ln thi Wut Arm sow stands it 11 tut 1 Inch. After thi hurt of t U*yeu-old mm hid itopped for five mlnutei, lt wu ut going igiln by message md ht lived for 28 houn. thit pity mtde, no detenu could prevent Declirer from innexlng four Dlimondi, whloh would insure tht gtme. TOMORROW'S HAND ♦j-h-h •1 ♦ WW ■ jjh -iA NONE FT1**** I — -* HI (W .UhJm+M.* UWH7J *m W on trump. Bow muy trlcki nn South ttkt tgtlntt perfect di- feiue? , .. Ill Nelaon Since 1899 WEST TRANSFER CO. MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING AND SHIPPING Household Effecti Moved, Crated, Stored and Shipped Special Attention to Pool Cars 723 Baker St. Phone 33 ==s_as ONION SETS Now is the time to plant yoor Onion Sets. We have, a few left. PRICf 15c PER LB. ■%■ -* . *. .^M-*.-, Nelson Hardware Co. Wholesale and Retail Quality Hardware Nelson B.C. THE GUMPS: ON THE AIR TONIGHT CANADIAN BADIO COMMISSION NBTWOBI t:00 Red Cross Tilk #.*0» Melody Lui Orch. 7:00 Mllteri of Muiic Itm Niwi md Wuther Forecut 7:38-8:00 Jick Denny1! Oreh. N.B.C. Sao-ttOO Moonlight on the River I N.B.C.-KOO NBTWOBK KHQ KOW KFI KOO KOMO KJB ,M0 120 ttt Mt OM 970 trOO Oent Arnold; Lullitay Ltdy > «:S0 Revue: Tlule Llih 7:00 Arnot *n' Andy 7:11 dene tnd Oltnn, comedy iktteh •7:10 Lawrence Ttbbett ind Richard Orooki, Dtly'i Orch. i 0:0O Show: Rush Hughes, mt. 0:00 In old Breill. dlr. Ned Tolilnger s lilt Clyde Lucu' Orch. i 0:10 Wilte Time: Ben Kliuen 10:00 Niwi riuhes. Stm Htyu 10:16 Tom Coikley'i Oreh. 10:55 Prtu-Rtdlo Newi Bervlct 11:00 Orgu Conctrt (KOO) 11:00 TM riorlto'i Orch. 11:90 Vic Meyer's Orch. I JO Sporta 1040 Dance Mmlo lltt k CBCT VANCOUVER 8:00 To be unounotd 8:15 Newi 8:30 Su C.RC. Network 0 :00 The Four Portare 0:80 Thomu Oodfrey, tats* IM Rtwtllu duo . 10:00 Theitre ot Air C.B.8.-DON Ltt NETWORK KVI KRC KOIN KSL KOL ITt 110 NO UN 1*70 8:00 Lady Either Senntdt I 6:30 Muilctl Album - 7:00 Rex TugweU, economist I 7:16 Minute Melodlu (DI*.) * 7 ao Chirm Divls* Orch. 7:80 MUltary Bind, dlr F. Stark DL /■ 7:46 Enoch Llght'i Oreh. 't 8:00 I/wn Beluco'l Oreh J 1:30 Cliude Hopktn'i Oreh. I' 0:oo Jtck Ruuellt Orch. » »:80 Oent ud Chtrlit 1:45 Btrl Hoffmtn'i Oreh. 10:00 BUI Fleek'i Bowery Orch. (DU . 10:30 Ted Florlto's Orch. (DL) 11:30 Bill Fleck's Bowery Orch. DL 600 m 600 ttt k KrO Ml i SAN FRANCISCO 60,000 w | 6-00 Dtnntr Concert, C. Htrt t 30 Stfety Flnt 1:46 Nuette U StUt 7:00 Clyde Doeir't Orch. 7:80 Comedy Btan BT 7:45 Stanford Univ. Frogrtm 6:00 Orch. Pit Bchoei 8:10 NBC. Dremt Hour 0:00 Armud Prognm 0:16 Wllllims-Wilih Oreh. 0:30 Fruklt Mutan' Orch. 10:00 Tbl Night Oourt 11:00 TM Plorlto'i Orch. 11:80 Ptul Ctnon, orgultt ton k cjor TANCOUVEB , 8:40 Stock Quotation! . 6:46 Newi Virlitlu . 7:00 Art Oulnu 7:15 Voice ol Prognu v 7:30 Uddle Witkls, vocil 7:48 Ctrdo Smilley, violinist i 1:00 Chirlei Hovey, btrltont f 8:13 jtudo KJR •71 k SEATTLE 6:00 Song Big 6:30 Fireside PhUtUlU 7:00 Bohl Ud Aucklind. long! 7:16 Lift of Ptul Bunytn 7:30 Muted String! 6:00 Qreiter Wuhlngton Hour 840 Dollin ind Cents 8:46 Fnnk md Archie. BT. 8:00-:i5 Chimber of Commerce 10:00*-SO Woodwind Bnumblt KNX 10M k HOLLYWOOD 6 KM Newi Service 6:15 Concert BM. 6:45 Melody Rice, B. T. 7:00 Wttantbe tnd Archlt 7:15 Chtrlotta Woodruff 7:30 Mid Muslclln. Jtck Dill 7:46 King Cowboy 8*00 Tbl In-Ltwi 8:16 Thl Voice Piride 8 45 Ambuudon 0:00 Ntwt Service 0:16 TTM Crockett! 10:16 Pete Pontrelll'i Orch. IMS m 80,000 w ™ ■ ——— , in ju jj i. m.'m_r—*e*t^t—*t*w -TBI NELSON DAILT NEWS, NEUON, B.C.-.MONDAY MOBNINO, BUT II, :ould Hardly traighten Up New Will, to tt .tit* __*_*-_.'> btck my ptinful," Mn. Edwin iir, 47 Swtn* A«., Toronto. M hi stooped •aid icircilr IB igtin. Ht Dodd') Kidney Pills (er l ihort tnd wtl soon rid of thi ptln in nek tnd felt dm. I htvt also Dodd's Kidney Pills tnd both mr ■ad tnd myself think they trt MK remedy thm is." B jddiKidinv Pills LISTER LADY IS HURT IN RUNAWAY Mrs. Yerbury Breaks our Ribs and Suffers From Shock ONG PEOPLE HOLD SERVICES (rnlng worship tt Trinity tnd ftul'i United churches wtt fei- 1 by lenrloei conducted by the If people. At Trinity the girls Stid vlth speclil muilo Ud tun. Moss Qtrgley presided tt Paul's church tnd in address tt I Think ot Religion," wu 1 by Leo Oansner. Ud on Charge of Intoxication d Mtrtlnson, pleided guilty In police court Siturday morning I Miglstrite Wlllltm Brown, to Oft of being intoxicated In t I plice, md wu sentenced to i nne of 125 or lerve 10 dtyi 1. Bt look the JaU term. OFFICER FOB PALESTINE (USALIM (CP)—Ueut.-Col. B. irtli, Klng'i Royil Rlfli corps, am tppolnted officer commmd 1tlsh troopi In Ptleitlne. Ithrag. indiiestion. ditrrbow . In ttet meet btby ailment! D( on timpll fever. Mrs. lurd Breen, Enterprise, Oot., i: "My btby'ichtekiind hands rt io hot I wm frightened. I ra him t Baby'i Own Tablet tt I tnd by after s'jpper hi wu Itter." All the simple lilmenti childhood including tetthlng, I promptly tad safely relieved lh thnt met little tablets, nton recommend them. 26o at tU drug itom. gWllllimf MM ■UN'S OWN TABLETS CRUTON, May 30.—Mri. B. Yerbury of Camp Litter li t patient tt Creitoo hotplttl, lufferlng from shock ind four broken rlbi which she susttlned ln t Jump from t "Btnnttt wagon" to tvold runiway lnjuriu Prldiy tfternoon. Tht mishap occurred m ihe wm driving down Oott Rlvtr bill, tome ot tht hirne-* bntk- Ing, mowing tbl vehicle to run on to tht horse's hull, wblcb Imme- dUtely took fright tnd ran away. With htr hi thl rig wert Frank Yerbury, Douglu tnd Irene McKee, tnd little MlM Jun Holland, t granddaughter vUltor from Klmberley. Tbl children ill scrambled out ln good time tnd etciped with some minor scratches. Rev. A. O. Thomson, putor of Creston Presbyterian church WM a visitor with Rev. J. P, BeU tt Crtnbrook during the wttk. Archlt Corrle wm renewing tcqutln- tince tt Fernles lut wetk. Court Whist 1$ Played Creston CBISTON, Mty 30.—Tbt oourt whlit drive Prldiy night tt thi pariih hill undtr tbt tuspicee of thi Ltdlu' luillliry to Cruton Vtllty branch Cintdltn Legion, wu sllmly .ittended, with only htlf t doun tables in play. Tot high wore print went to Mrs. K. Knott of Brlckson, tnd Mn. B. Stevens, wbo pltytd t gtntli- mtn'i bind. Contolttlon wen tnneied hy Mlu Jam Ron ot Huscroft tnd H. A. Powell. Tht prizes wen presented by thr pruldent, Mn. W. McL Cooper tnd t nice lunch wu provided Ray Crlsler, who li now loctted tt Tocbty, wm renewing acquaintances In town during the wuk. Mra. Towson of Wynndel WU I Cruton vuitor Thundiy. Thl cooler weather tbtt hu prevailed ill week will deity tht early ttrawbtrrlei which tn' not expected now much before Junt 1. on u Wtu Cranbrook Music for the Windermere CRANBROOK. Mty SO—Thi Cranbrook Symphony orchestra members tn holding rehetruli preparatory to t concert to be given to residents of the Windermere vtlley ln the Legion hill tt Athelmere on tho tfternoon of Sundty, Mty 37 under the tusplces of thl Windermere branch of tht Cintdltn Legion. Thi orchutra win bt conducted by Wlllltm Riven tnd aulstlng artists will be Mutual Mll- llcent Riven, soprano. Mn. O. P. Toung of Invermere soprano, J. S. Minion bus tnd B. Ratledge, 10I0 trumpet. C, V. Edwards will bt accompanist. , Mayor T. M. Robert! went to Ortnd Porki, travelling by tlr u t guut of W. M. Archibald. Thiy ittended the meeting of tht Astocltted Botrdi of Trade of Eutern Brltl_.h Colu Mt. 3. r. Fink, pruldent of th Crtnbrook botrd, who with B. A. McKowan, vlce-preildent, were tppolnted Crtnbrook dslegites. went by cir. Mr. McKowtn found lt Impossible to tttend. Mn. F. V. Htrrlion attended the dioceun W-A. convention tt Vernon. While there tbl wu t guut of Mlu Liura Oelgerlch. Miss Hirriet Home, who li t recent graduate of tbl Vinoouvtr Oeneral hoiplttl,.irrlved Wednudty with her ptrents, Mr. tnd Mn. B. 8. Homt, who ittended the graduttlon ixer- cisu tt Vuoouver. Mlu Jem Home, who hu been vltltlng it North Btt- tleford, 8tik., hu tlw trrlvtd ln Cranbrook. Mlu Mtry Hushcroft t recent gndu- tte ot tbe Medicine Bit hotplttl, li ipendlng t holiday tt her home here. Mn, Mackenrot wu thll months hosteis tt tht regultr Q.I.A.T. to tbl B. Of LB. ttt. Mortals, Immortals Lotion Subject "MORTALS AND* IMMORTALS" WM tht subject of tbt lesion-sermon whloh wu reid In Pint Church of Christ, Scientist, on Sundty, Miy 34th. Tbt Golden Text wu: "At Wl hive borne the image of tht earthly, we •hill beir the image of tbt heavenly." (1 Corlnthlins 15:49). Among the cltttloni whleh comprised tht Letwn-Stnnon wm tbi following from thi Bible: "Blessed li tbt mtn thtt truitttb ln the Lord, tnd whole bope tbe Lord is" (Jeremiah IT: 7). Tbe Lesson-Sermon tlw Included the following ptitige from tbi Chrtitlin Science textbok, "Science tnd Health with Key to tbi Scrip. turn" by Mtry Baker Bddy: "Tbi rill mm li spiritual and Immortal, but tht mortal tnd imperfect to- ctlled 'childnn of men' in counter* felts from thi beginning, to bt Uld tilde tor thi pun reality" (p. 400). Creston Scholar! Give Cripples $22 CRESTON. Mty 30-The turn Of 133. which will be tent the Crippled Chll* dren's hospital at the oout, wu nlted by tbe High Fllen Junior Red Crou wclity ot dlvUlon I of Cm- ton public school, it t biusr tnd ttt Thundiy tfttrnoon, staged by tht pupllt undtr tht direction of their teacher. Miss M. L. Wide. Creston botrd ot trtdt now bu t membership of 41, the largest ln the recent history of tbt orgtniutlon. Creston Villey Cooperative mwcIi- tion store management hu Juit provided t much needed utility, t tie-up rick for thou who comt to town ln horse-drawn vehicles. It li of imple tin tnd centrally loctted, on tht store lot, opposite Birton tvenue. Announcement li mtdt thlt tbl unemployed single men it tbl airport it Kitchener in ln chirge of Gordon Jewell, who replioes Din Mic Dontld. who took over tht Job it the flnt of tht month from Col. Niw* comen. Mr, Jewell wu formerly In chirge of the Aldridge ctmp, whloh wu recently cloud. Tbli column Is conducted by Mn. M. 3. Vlgniui. AU ntwi et k Welti rut-re. Unlading ractpuons, Kmu entertitnmenti, penonii •tnt mirmgei. etc, will sppetr la thli column. Tilipboni Mn. Vlgneux tt bn home, (IB nulet rtrtst. Mr. tnd Mn. Otorgt A. Hunter, Idgewood tvenue, tnnounced tbt engagement of thtlr dtughter, Jun, to Mr. Otorgt Lee-Wirner, eldest ■on of Mr. tnd Mn. Otorgt Lm- Wtrntr of Vlctorli. The wedding li to ttkt pltct tt 1:30 an., ln Bt. Sivlour's church, Mondty, Junt 4. tte Mr. tnd Mn. B. K. Pitts, Oedtr. street, htvt u thtlr guut Mrs. Pitt's borther, I. W. Stubbs of Lethbridge. e • • Mra. B. 3. Boyu, Bill tweet, bu returned (rom tbi Kootenty Ukt Oenirtl hotplttl, where tbl bu been t patient tor tbt put week. ... Mr. tnd Mn. M. J. Vtrstveld, Koottnty ttntt, ltft yuterdiy for Vlctorli, whin Mr. Varseveld, wbo ls grand knight of tbe Knlghtt of Colubui, will itttnd t convention. • * • Mn. F. O. Bbirpt, wbo hu recently irrlved ln Nelson wltb htr huibtnd, Mr. Shtrpt, wbo wu transferred from MlnnedoM, Manitoba, M loctl O. P. B. superintendent, mtde a charming hostess Stturdty tfternoon when she tnterttlnid It t decidedly imart reception tt btr homt on Baker and Railway itreet. Mn. Shtrpt wu milted In receiving by Mn. Gilbert Hartln tnd Mn. L. B. Borden. For her Iloril decorations Mn, Shtrpt chose long stemmed nd tulips, lupin ind bridal wraith. At the daintily tppolnted tet tibie. wben Mn. W, J, Oer* bmcht, Mil. Chtrles Kelmln, Mn. F. M. Auld, tnd Mn. Auitln Cirter preilded t oenter of yellow tullpt, lilies ot tbt vtlley ud trelUi was mott effective. Othen assisting wire Mn. R. D. Barnes, Mrs. W, Chitwln, Mn. Harry H B. Horton, Mn. M. J. Vlgneux tnd Mn. J. B. Argyle. Mn. L. M. Varner escorted the guests to tbi tet room. Among thou ctlling wire Mn. George Johnitone, Mrs. A. L. McCulloch, Mrs. William waldie, Mlu Jean Waldie, Mn. oeorge Twist, Mn. J. B. Ony, Mn. A. T. Noxon, Mn. B. H. Klngsett, Mn. A. Foster, Mn. W. O. Rote, Mn. R. A. Peebles, Mrt. F, M. Auld, Mn, F. F. Ptyni, Mn. H. B. MtcKenile, Mn. B. Roi* ling, Mn. C. B. Manatield, Mlu Alton Mimfleld, Mn. W. M. Wtlker, Mn. J. H. Argyll, Mri. C. O. Rleh- irdson. Mn. R. B. Barnes, Mn. Joseph Sturgeon, Mn. Vlgneux, Mn. Errol Wright, Mn. Chirlu Ktlmtn, Mn. Chirlu F. Hunter, Mn. Fisher. Mrs. B. B, Pitti, Mn. Jtmu Am* itrong, Mn. W. Chitwln, Mn. B. B. Dili, Mn. Charlu F. McHirdy, Mn. E. 8. Plinta, Mn. N. C. Stlbbs, Mn. L. L. Boomer, Mn. Blake of Golden, Mrs. F. Llnd, Mn. H. M Whlmster. Mrt. A. Bract Ortdy, Mn. 3, A. Irving. Mn. o. B. Sptrku, Mn. A. T. Stephenson, Mn. W. R. Hinton, Mrs. E. C. Wrtgge, Mn. J. A. Ollker, Mn, Auitln Cirter, Mn. C. F, Cunllffe. Mn. Roy Shup, Mn. O. A. C, Willey, Mn. D. D. Townsend, Mn. W. M. Vtnce. Mra. Sommera, Mn. Soott of Ctlftry, Mn. Oeorg* Fltury, Mn. Douglu C. Cummlni. Mrs. Htrry Ferguwn. Mn. C. W. TyWr, Mra. A. D. Emory, Mn. L. T. Rogtn, Mn. Htm H. B. Horton. Mra. B. B. L. Dtwdniy. Mn. L. & Bradlsy, Mn. Klrby Orenfell, Mn. N. Murphy, Mn. Barry Burnt, Mn. O. Spencer Oodfrey, Mra. Wlllltm Brown, Mn. Hugh Wlllltmi, Mlu B. W. M. Rojfc. ers, Mn. A. Clydt Bmory, Mn. L. B, Borden, Mn. Dontld McLeod, Mrs. F. 0. Moray, Mn. B. B. Brown, Mn. 0. O. Blobtrdton, Mn. Wilfrid Utah- ley, Mrt. Otorgt Hontetd, Mn. J. M. Oordon, Mn. C. J. Tlmleck, Mn. Dunctn Smith, Mn. B. L. McBride. Mn. Wilfrid Allin, Mlu oiidyi Swing, Mn. N. J. Lowu, Mn. W. B, Bmythe, Mn. A. N. Winlaw, Mn. Oeorge A. Hunter, Mlu Jem Hunter. Mn. Reginald B. Dill, Mn. E W. A. Cooper, Mn. J. B. Anntblt, Mn. B. T. Brtki, Mra. Percy Coulter, Mn. 1. O. Nelton, Mn. Hugh W. Robtrt- •on, Mn. Arthur Bilrd, Mn. Mibel Rockiiffe tnd Mn. W. B. Widdetl ot Reglni. • • • Mra. M. C. Briton of Birrop pild t vlilt in town Stturdiy. eft Mr. tnd Mra. J. H. Argyll, Oburv- •tory ttntt, hive u thilr guut Mn. W. J. Mllu of Vincouver, an ex-rei- ldent of Nelwn. e » • F. B. Archer ol Kulo pild t TMt In tbi olty Stturdty. • • • Week-md visitors ln Nelwn Included Mn. Jimet Brodle md diugh* Mr Kathleen, who teaches tt Olbton Creek. • • • Among week-end visitors ln Nelion nil. I, Fowler of thi office itttf ot tbt Reno mint. • • • Mr. tnd Mn. W. T. Fotherlnghun. SUlci itreet. bid M thtlr week-end guests their wn-ln-ltw tnd dtughter, Mr. ud Mn. C. W. MicBey ud Uttle dtughter Helen of TrtU. i -a „i Mn. Ruuell Tlnkesi of Kulo wu t week-end visitor Ul town.. I . .. Among vlslton ln Nelwn Stturdiy win Mr. ud Mn. J. Llndstrom of Tmir. • • i • Mr. tnt Mn. George Johnitone. Kooteniy itreet, btvt bid U their guests tbelr wn md diughter-ln- liw. Mr. ud Mn. Lewis Johnstone, ud dtughter Jacqueline, ot Salmo. • • . B. H. Hinley, formerly of Nelwn. now of Toronto, iptnt tbi week-end Ul Ntlwn. • • • Cyril Bdglngton, Utlmer itreet, had u hli guutt Stturdiy Leonird md Jessie Ortywn of Willow Point. • • * Mr. tnd Mn. J. B. FletcUer of Ainsworth wtn city ihopper****, Stturdty. • ti Tbt Sunihlne branch of tbt First Prubyterlin church btld t very iuc- oeisful tet md bake till ln tha church pirlora Btturdty tfternoon. Mn. A. Peters, pruldent of the W. M. S„ received tbt guutt, md Mra. R. L. Oliver presided tt the dslpty ttt table, centered with yellow ud whltt popples ud llltcs Thou iHUtlng were Mlu Haul Stout. Mlu Jessie Byen. Mlu Lillian Hlckey, Mlu Mty Christie, MUa Nin Stout tnd Mlu Mtry Heddle. Tbl fencywork table wm In charge of fAftE FIVE NBLSON MERCHANT: "Do jou it in yoor baying la Nil- MBJON HOWE- WIFE: IfcBf cau I ban found It aon woneml- caL And I rt i known qutllty ar. " quutlty." Are You Robbing Yourself? Unsound Buying Moans Just That! Dour Mn* Nelson Housewift: If you an in the habit of doing your baying through mail-order houses, just make this thought-provoking test of tht notable results to yon that this may mean. Yoa arc under the impression that great savings are made in regular trade with theee outside stores. This is because the one feature "PRICE" hu been flaunted before your eyes to the exclusion of all other thought. You EXPECT great economy. But have you ever honestly proved to your complete satisfaction that each ifl the caae? Have you tried to reason how a mail-order house could possibly effect tremendous savings for yon, while a similarly efficient Nelson store could not? Have you noticed the prevalence ot brands In outside stores with which you are unfamiliar? Are they the same quality? Or the same size? Perhaps the similarity of size misleads you u to quantity. Perhaps, to make the price attractive, and to allow it to compare with other Uke articles, that Item was produoed "to a price" not "to a quality"! Perhaps the measurements of weights are plumed differently. Perhaps certain wanted qualities are omitted. We want you to find these things out for yourself, and to discover of your own accord that actual economy is not available through "low prices" only. But rather through the efficient economies that Nelson merchants are able to give you on goods of KNOWN quantity, KNOWN quality and KNOWN reliability. Start today to thinking and comparing the actual benefits of Nelson store and outside store buying, on sny basis... price, s ervice, convenience, quantity and quality. The Nelson merchant does not fear, but rather Invitee such comparison. The Business Firms Listed Below 0 ffer You Service, Quality and Satisfaction LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR HEADQUARTERS MEAGHER'S ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and SUPPLIES J. F. COATES 518 Vernon St. Phone 766 R. W. DAWSON Real Estate — Insurance Phone 197 Baker St. Nelson, B.C. • PURITY FLOUR .The Brackman-Ktr Milling Co., Ltd. Front St. — Nelson, B.C. DRY GOODS and MILLINERY MEAGHER'S iWMMMMBinflHi cMea&her's<^d 607 Baker St. ' Phone 200 Be Ready for the 24th of May Holiday ; BUY YOURSELF A NEW FROCK AND HAT SUMMER DRESSES The holiday is soon here which means that you will need that new sports dress ... a gay new print... that new evening dress ... We have them all... Plain silks, stripe silks, printed silks, silk piques ... and for evening, be softly alluring in a dress of point d'esprit, chiffon or crisp organdy. Choose your costume from our large new collection of the lovelier dresses. Sizes 1*1 to 88. PIN STRIPE CREPE IN PASTEL SHADES EACH |12.75 to ?23.50 NOVELTY CREPES IN PASTEL SHADES EACH -S8.75 to flS.OO PRINTED OR PLAIN SILK CREPES IN THE NEW COLORS FOR SUMMER EACH |15.00 to ¥85.00 POINT D'ESPRIT, ORGANDY AND CHIFFON EACH fl9.75 to |35.00 SUMMER MILLINERY Shade your face with whatever particular type Of brimmed white hat you prefer. A big cartwheel of straw, or a stitched hat, with a nonchalant brim that goes so well with sports clothes. Our white summer hats are the talk of th? town—for quality at a price. EACH 13.00 to ?8.00 inwick's Transfer Phone 707 COAL — WOOD HAULING Curlew Dairy Products Are Pare Food Products Curlew Creamery PALM DAISIES, LTD. LADIES* READY-TO-WEAR Jot. Weir and Son "The Exclusive Store" Complete House Furnishers "The Store of Service and Satisfaction" Standard Furniture Company A. H. GREEN Company, Limited CONTRACTORS Front Street Nelson Phone Yoar Job Printing Orders to [NELSON DAILY NEWS PHONE 144 Bl'V- "NELSON BRAND" Jams and Jellies PRODUCTS OF THE McDonald Jam Ct„ ui Mother's Bread Phone 210 for Delivery Choquette Bret. BAKBBS Phone 22 for JOB PRINTING Utterhudi, Envelope!, tnd til kltdi of Builneu Fount H. M. WHlMSf ER WHEN IN NELSON Dine at the Golden Gate Cafe Macdonald'i Consolidated Ltd. I0LESALE GROCERS Phone 28 _>KT ST. NELSON Call Us First for Coal, Wood, Coke, Moving or Transfer Work West Transfer Co. Phone 33 Wt at FIRST tor your Htttlm, Numbing ind Ventilation requirements. Kootenay Plumbing JSr Heating Co., Ltd. OH Grill Blot* Phone tM SAVOY HOTEL 'Where the Guest is King" Yoar Home When in Nelson Nelson Transfer Company, Limited phone 35 auto pabts — tibeb Th* mott complete itock of Aceeuorlei In the Interior. Mln Ttntt Hlckey tnd MlM Helen Stout, while homt cooking wu dli- penied by Ulu Jut Christie tnd MlM Betty Hlckey. The tet arrange- minti wire under thi lupervUlon ot Mn. D. T. Heddle ind MUl A. C. Unikill. Mn. A. T. Park mtdt tn able calhltr. • • • FTld Ptrguton, Mill itreet. ipent the week-end tt Sunshine Bur- ... Mr. ind Mn. A. willich. Lttlraer street, hid u their wuk-end guest their ion, George C. Willich, who tetchei it Crescent Valley. . • • J. McMilltn ot Procter wu t recent ihopper In tows. i • • • . Among Nelson vlslton Stturdiy wu Mn. Andenon of South Sloctn. • • • Mln Plorinct Grayling of Kulo wu t city ihopper Stturdiy* Htr sister. Mia Mty Onyllng, tetoher it Silmo, km iln In Nelson. ttl Mn. Howtrd McDonild ot TrtU li ipendlng t wnk tt tht homi of Observatory itreet of Mr, tnd Mra. John H. Argyle. Shi ittended the 1984 graduating class iitrclMt of tht Kooteniy Like Oenenl hotplttl which took pltct Frldiy. • * . • Among vlilton'to Nelion on Frldiy wu Frtnk Rouleu, publisher of the Kulo Jjootentlin it Kulo. • • • Mr. tnd Un. r. z. Wilte ind Mr. tnd Mn. H. W. Wiltt of Tnll wen vlilton ln Nelton Sundty. ttt Mn. D. B. Brankin ud dtughter Oltdyi wbo wtrt bin ovtr the week-end to tttend tbe 1934 Ondut- tlon entcliei of the Koottnty I*kt Oenenl hotplttl prldiy night lift yuttrdiy for thtlr homt ln Niw Weitmlnittr. • • • Mn. F. L. Benton of Nakuip ylilttd In town during tht weekend. e . • Mr. tnd Mn, O. M. Argue ot Cnnhtook wtn ln Ntlmn Stturdty in route to vlilt relitlves ln Silver- ton. • • • MlM Mirgiret Murphy, Kerr tptrt- minti, hid u ber week-end guest, MlM Mirjorll Spiers of Kulo. lttt Rodgen of But Arrow Ptrk vlilted In Nelion Stturdiy. . . . Frank wcWow of Rotebery ll Is town- ..." Mr. tnd Mn. T. Shorthouu ot pernle, who hivt bus bin for tht put wuk tbi guest of their ion •nd diughter-ln-ltw, Mr. tnd Mn. T. 8. Shorthouse, Vernon itrtet, let vi todiy'for thtlr home. • • • ,D. Ooombi of M*-o iptnt SttuJ. day In town. • • • B. M. Olllott bu ntunud trom t three wukt atay ln Vincouver. • • i Mn. Arthur Scott Liuder ot Queent Btr *nd hir daughters, Eeme ind ' Sybil win city vlaltors Stturdty, i.i Mn, J. A. Toung of Pentlcton ind btr two youngest children paued through Nelton Friday evening en route to Cranbrook. They were tc* oompanled by Mn. Young's mother, Mn. Bar vis of Crinbrook, who hu been vltltlng her. Es route home Mn. Toung will vlilt Ntlton frlendi. Chapman Kiddie Injured by Car KIMBERLEY, Mty 80—An tccldent tbtt might ettlly htvt been ftttl, occurred Stturdty tfttrnoon it Chapman Ctmp, when 8-yetr-old Florence Btrrett, pitying bill on the itreet, nn behind t ctr to get her bill, tnd rtn out ln front of t ctr coming ln tht opposite direction. Luckily the driver wu moving slowly, Jutt leivlng hit home, but u lt wu, the bumper •truck the child, bretklng her foreirm tnd collar bone. If ihe htd been t few Inches further In front of the car lt would htve passed ovtr her. She wu rushed to the hoiplttl tnd the bones ut, tnd lhe ls recovering rapidly. FRANK EBBUTT VISITS NELSON Frank Bbbutt, geologist tnd field engineer for the Britannia Mining is Smelting comptny, Ltd., It tn thi district looking over t number ot mining properties. Mr. Bbbutt waa • former Nelion boy, having attended school there. Harrop Is Losing Sleep Over Deer HARROP. Mty SO—Deer tre so numerous tround Htrrop it preient thtt It hu been neceuary recently for ranchers to stay up tt night to prevent them from damaging their crops. Good Housekeeping By Circle No. 4 of St. Paul's Ladies' Aid Nont but tested recipei will bt Inserted. SAND TARTS 1 cup tugtr 8 eggs % cup raisins H cup butter 1 teaipoon vinlllt u cup crushed walnuts Place ipoonful Is uncooked tart •hells asd bake. MARGUERITES ' -W 1 cup brows lugar !i cup flour y. teupoon biking powder '/. teaipoon ult 1 cup broken nuti, htlt suit Bett the eggs, but ls tugtr, then thl lifted flour, btklnf powder tnd ult tnd nuts. Put Is until greued ptni, with t htlf nut on the top of etch. Btke ln t modente oves. but Is squares tnd cool, COCOANUT MERINGUE 1 egg white 1 oup Ught brown sugar V teupoon' vinlllt 3*3 cup shredded cocoanut. Beat egg white stitt. Bett In sugar adding 1-3 cup it t time, tdd fltvorlng!. Fold In cocotnut. COCOANUT BELLES (Requested) 1*3 cup shortening 1 cup white tugtr 3 eggs, uvi ont whltt for meringue IV, cupi flour 1 teupoon biking powder H ttupoon ult 3 ttblupoont milk , U ttupoon vinlllt '.£ teupoon lemon Juice | Blend ihortenlng with sugar and egp ln t quick itlrrlng, Sift dry lngndlenti. Add to flnt mixture il- ternttely wltb milk. Blind thoroughly. Add flivorlngi. Bpretd % Inch cocoi- nut meringue (sec below). Btke 30 , mlnutei ln ilow oven 330 degrees F. -THI MILK THAT IVIS»OI.I LIKII' phone 116 for jood, clean milk Either RAW or PASTEURIZED as You Prefer Tbt equipment in our dtlry It clem tnd up to date In tvtry respect, enabling ul to handle tht milk ln t clem, sanitary efficient mtnser. Kootertay Valley Cooperative Milk Assn. ___. —' .—, ~**\*mma CARIBOO OfJ IS OFF BY 27 VANCOUVBB. Miy 30 (CP) .-Carl- boo Gold, opening tt 3.05 tnd doling tt 1.83 for t mt Iom of 37. feitured t qultt /union on tbt Vincouver •tock exchinge todty. Small gtlni wtn registered In tht oils tsd but metili tnd t few of tht gold stocks.. Bnlorne dropped SS to 13.00. Bndlin it 9.51 tnd Dtntonlt it 81 etch lott 6, Nlcoli wu down 8 tt 83, Brldgt River Coniolldited tt 33, Rtno tt 83, Koottnty Belle it BI, Salmon it 31 tsd Standard Oold tt 37 ill ldt 3, Taylor Bridge wu off 1 cast tt 81 tsd Wiverly tt IVi wu dows % cent. Plonur Oold gained 10 tt 13.00 asd Premier Oold tt 1.33, Ormge tt 33 asd OruU Wlhkme it 30 tub gained 1 ctnt. Ptnd Oreille dropptd 8 it 80. B.C. Nickel it 1.11 tnd Oolcondi it 88 uch ldt 1 otnt, Bl| Mluouri wu off V, ctnt It 30% tnd Nobli Flvt wu unchanged. Homt OU tsd Wellington OU etch idvanced 4 to 131 and 80 reapectlvely, Calgary tsd Edmonton gtlntd 3 it 1.43 md Dtlbouili it 88, Merlind it 91 tsd A. P. Coniolldited it 13 wtn IU dows 3 centi. Winnipeg Grain Opts High Low Clote S R II R II O'l R R s8 01 SS I si Miy *.'.... 154 186% 15314 166% July 168 156(5 164-3 186g Oot. 184 166 <4 164 166 Rye: ■LsJj as WM Cub Prlou: WSttt: No. ,1 htrd 73*; Ho. 1 por. tnd trick «9%: No. 3 sor. 68V.*, 1 No. 8 sor. 64; No. 4 nor. .1%; No. 68U: No. 8 Mtt; feed 47%; No. durum 71%. STANDARD SECURITIES LIMITED TMUUUf U STOCK ZXCKSHOE Carraajtandanea Inviud TittllT 425 HOWE STREET 1117 VANCOUVER. B.C. -iM, NLLSO.N 1M1LV NEHS, NtLaUN, ttt'.—MONDAY MOKNIMJ, MAV 21, 1984- Market and Mining News ••■■•••■■•■•■••■•••••••i BAR GOLD DOWN •TWO CENTS MONTREAL, Mty 30 (OP).-rBtr gold Is London dows 3 centt tt 884.73 an ounce Is Cintdltn fundi; 138s 3%d ln Brltlih fundi. Tbt find 835 Wuhlngton price tmounted to 834.33 In Canadian. — ----->«««»«««■««->«««-»-»»« WHFATFUTHRES OP ONE CENT WINNIPEO, Mty 30 (OP). — A weither mtp wblcb tbowed scarcely t vestige of rtls Is North America'! wheat zone bolstered prlcu Stturdiy os tht Wlnnlptg grain exchange. Wheat futuru got up 1 ctnt ill tround. Mty delivery flnlihed it 88%, July it 70% tnd October tt 73% centt. Bulls rejoiced it unfavorable crop newt from Europe. Pun wore ixpreued lmportint crops thin bid bun permanently damaged. Export business was vlrtuilly It t itisdttlU but support wu sufficient to keep prlcu on tbe upside. Offerings wire not pressing. Chlctgo cloeed with gains of tround % centt. Liverpool wu elated. Some demtnd appeared for No. 1 htrd tnd No. 1 durum but otherwise tbt cub market wu duU. Oats featured coarse grains with a tmtU gain. Vancouver Sales VANCOUVER, Mty 30. — Mining •hint Mid on tht Vancouver itock eicbisge Stturdty: Listed: Bndlin 300; Braver 1400; Bnlorne 88; B R Oon 8000; B R Ex 48O0: Ctriboo 17,860: Oold Belt 300. Grandvlew 1000; Inter O St O 1000; Mlk Slcctr 1000: Merldltn 1600; Morning Star 3000; Ntt Silver 1000: Nlcoli 3860: Prem O 650: Rtno 3700; Tiylor B 3300; Vanalta 4700; Wayside 3600. Curb: Alexandria 9000; B.O. Nickel 3060; Big Mlu 300; Cottonbelt 3000; Cts Rand 300; Cosgnu 100: Dal houiie 3000; Dentonla 13,350; Dun* well 1800; Oolconda 3000; Oranga 1100; Orull Wlhksne 800; Gold Mtn 1000; Homi 3400; Independence 300, Koot Belle 1800; Mlnto 6900; Native Son 1000; Noble Plvt 18,700; Reward 1000; Richfield Car 400; Salmon 1000; Sllvercrest 11,800; Studtrd 1000: United Emp 1000; Viking 8300; Wiverly 86,000; Wellington 3000; White Bull 100; Whitewater 3100. "THE NEW GOLD TAX -Its Effects" Every Inveitor In Canadian Gold Stoeki should raid this rtYtew. .OPY MAILED FREE-UPON REQUEST DOW JONES AVERAGES 80 industrials 95.18 off .04 20 rails 48.70 up .06 20 utilities ... 28.18 off .12 VANCOUVER STOCK EXCHANGE A P Con 13 Amal Oil .13 Beivtr Silver .08 Bndlin 3i6 Bnlorne Oold 13.00 Brldgt R Oon 33 B R X Oold 1.08 8irlboo_Qold IBS is B Corp 1.43 8out Breweries ... 13-90 om Oil 37 Oeo Rlvtr .03% Sold Belt .4. nndvlew oold .... .03 Hirgtl Oil M Homt Oil 1.38 Int Cotl _ .18 Mtk Slccar .38 »o8egur...:::.::. »* Mercury Oil 16 Merldltn Mining 16 Metallne Metala .... .03 Model Oil .30% Morn Star _t_.lL Nat Silver as New McDougtl .03% Nlooli Mlnei .63 Okalta Com .09 pioneer Oold 13.00 Premier Gold 1.83 Premier Border .01 Quittlno Copper .. .06 Reno Oold .93 Reeves MicOontld .13% Spooner OU —> Sterling Ptclflo 63% Ttylor Brldgt tn Vanalta Olli .38% Wiyitdi 37 Wellington OU SO CURBS Alexandria Oold Anaconda Bayview Mining .... B C Nickel 1.J1 B B Mountain — Big Missouri .30% Butti I _C L Jl Ctlmost Oil .07 Oongnu Oold — Cork Prov — Crowi Neit OUa .08% Dalhouile Mlnu 04 Dtlhoutle Olli .... M Dentonla Mlnei JU Dunwell Mining M J. 13.80 .36 1.10 1.85 1.46 13.76 .03 AS .03% JO 45 :!$* .04 .33 .38 .06% i 13.50 1.34 S* .84 .30 M .30 •37% 3t .08 .05 .03 'I .81 ft *1 M. .04% J3 .36 Butcmt OU 16 PtlrvUw Ami! 3.1 Ftbytn OU .00% Freehold OU .09 Oolcondi Lead ■ .89 Oold Mountain .38 Orange Mlnu .23 Orull Wlhktne 30 Htldi Oold 08 Hedley SterUng .... Jl Homt Oold 17 Indliu Mlnei 03 independence foot Belli Jl oot Flo _ ,pn Ltktvlew Lucky Jim _ Mtdlton QU Mtrltnd Oil Jl Mar Jon OU 10% Mill City 10 Mlnto Oold JS5 Morton Wol .03% Mtrmot Mftali — Nitlvt Son .03% Noble plve .13 Nofdon Oil 11 Ptvillon ..._ 48 Pend Oreille JO Porter Wiho 11% Red Htwk .06 Reward Mining .08 Royallte Off — Rufus Argenta .01% Ruth Hope M Silmon oo|d Jl SUvercntt .04 Silverado — Silversmith ..._. — Snowfltki .01% Standtrd Oold J7 Ttylor. wind .41 United Empire .16 Uslted OU . 08% Vldette Ul Vlklsg Oold 13% Waterloo Mines 15 Wtverley Tani .01% WeMkfcn :.. .01% WblteBaglt — Whitewater -_.,.„ .07 PMtitt ' '.Til™ .oevi Hlthwood .37% Cottonbelt .06 Sunihlne 6.00 Norgold 1} Gltcler _ ,05 .18 J3 f J4 ■3!% .18 .03 .03 -53 .03 .01 BS .01% .11 J7 .03 .ft* .13% J3 .85 .13 .10 .08% 16.60 .03 .25 .07 ■_• .03 .41 .48 .07 340 .14 ■ .87 -07% ai .13 ■28/2 6.10 .16 .08 TORONTO STOCK QUOTATIONS Alextndrlt - Algomt _ Amity Aihley oold Barry HoUlsger ... Bin Metal, Beir Explorttlon . Bit Mluouri toilo .. rtforne Bradlan .05% m 1.06 .a* .43 J0 .46 13 25 3.66 1.08 ft* Brldgt R Exploration .. Brownlu But can Oold ..... Bunker HUl .03 Ctn Klrkland - .08% Can Mtlirtlo .63 Ctriboo Oold Quarts 3.10 GRANT MAHOOD .COMPANY, t Buy Western Bonds 810,080—Province of Albertt 8,000—Province of Albertt 15,00O-Provllu*e of Albertt 6,000—Provlnu of Alberta 8,000—Prov. of Br. Columbli 8,700—citv of Edmonton 5,000—City of Cilgtry 3.00O—City of Cilgtry 1,600—Dominion Ou A Elec 5,000—Burns A Co., Ltd. 80» Eighth Ave. Wnt M 'V-. »% Wl. 6% 6% «*% «% 6%% 6%% Dot | Price Sept., 1848 98.00 Jnne, 1846 93,60 Jin., 1848 97 JO Mty, I960 91.00 Oct., 1946 100.00 Dec, 1948 91.00 Jan., 1964 94.60 April, 1970 89.50 July, 1945 88.50 June, 1948 41.00 stments, Ltd. Ctipiy Alta. 9*m—*m_'——*m*m w-------w- -m MINING COMPANIES With our modern printing establishment we are able to give immediate service in any kind of printed matter. In addition to being equipped with all the latest machinery, we also have the only ruling department in the Interior of British Columbia, which enables us to give you exceptional service in any special ruled forms for office and special use. YOU MAY BE NEEDING: STOCK CERTIFICATES, LETTERHEADS, ENVELOPES, SHIPPING TAGS, PAYROLL FORMS, TIME CARDS, ASSAY FORMS, SPECIAL RULED FORMS, SYNOPTICS, LEDGER LEAVES OF ALL SIZES. BINDERS, INVOICE FORMS, REGISTRATION FORMS, ETC. Write Us—We will be pleased to give you quotations on any particular piece of printing. Nelson Daily News Job Department Baker Street PHONE 144 Nelson, B.C. tw»-*t»-»w*»ww-*wt-**> »w »»»«'*•»■»«■'-.'*.'-.*.'-»*)'-.-.-...*»»-*»-■ mTi-?m_m_Ta-TaaUUUk-__-m-m-----------a_\ Cutle Trethewty .entral Mlnltobt !:ntrtl Pttrlcl* hlbougimou lerlcy ______ out Copper _.__. obtlt Conttot .............. .olumtrlo _. Costrlum _-. Com UiB Domi Eldondo FWconbrldge Qod'i Ukt Ortstdt . .„ HoUlnger _ _. Howey . _. Hudson Bil . International Nickel .. Klrklsnd Lake Lake Maron Lake Short _, Mclntyre Mcvlttle Grihtmme .... Mcwittert oold Mtctut Mtlroblc Mtple Lttt 'loffitt Hall llplMlng _._, lorasda 'arkhtU Paymaster _.— Pend Oreille Pioneer Oold Premier Oold Reno Oold Sin Antonio Jlacoe ...... South Tlblemont .63 06 .96 .11 . .07% . 4.00 .05 .33 1J0 155.00 37.00 3.66 8.90 1.46 .64% 17.06 1J9 13.00 . 37.50 JO .00 . 49.00 . 4436 J7 .38 . 3.60 ' M* !o6% . J.16 . 41J5 .56 : fl* . 13.10 . 1J4 .94 . 3J6 . 3.17 .10 Stadtconi J3% St Anthony _,.... J0% Sudbury Buln 1-90 Bylvinltt „ 373 Teck Hughei 6.05 Towtitmtc _._„.-. J7 Venturti J» Wtltt Amulet 1J8 WtJtlde J8 White Eagle J5 Wright HtrgntVM 6.86 OILS Acmt .34% Alar .05 LP Cosiolldtttd 1 13 oclttid J3% Brit Amir OU 14.36 Baltic OU 06 Ctlmont QU 10 C tnd E Oorp 1.40 Chemlctl Riieirch 1J6 Dtlhouilt . .38 Home OU 1.80 Homutotd 0 tnd O - .12% finperltl OU 14.35 internitlonil Petal 36.60 Lowery .TT. JO Nordon ..-._,... _._ 11 811 selection. ^..^ .06 lgt I — J3 Royillte 16.76 Sarsla - .08.4 Starting Ptclflo 63 Wtlswrtght .70 INDUSTRIALS Beatty Brot A 6 Beiulwrnoli , 7% BeU TtltpSont 117 Brazilian 10 Briwen tsd DlitUlen 1% Cm Bntd .. au Can Cemint 7% Cts Ctr tnd Foundry 6% Ctn Indut Alcohol 11% Cm Dredge _. 33 <*, Ctn Pic Rlllwty 16 coni Btkerlei 9 Dlitllleri Setgnmt 15*"', Dominion Storei 19% Ptord ot Otstdi A 31% Goddyttr.Tlre 115 Hlrim wtlktr 33% Imptrlil Tobioeo 10% WbUw A : 16,, Muuy Htrru 5% Service Stitloni 7% Standard Ptvjsi 3% Steel of Canadi 85 MONTREAL STOCK PRICES 8eU wliphont 117 rulllin T L a Powir , 10 B C Power A . 38% §0 Power B . 0% uildlng product! 31% Can Cement 7% Cm Cement Pfd .. 43% Ctn otn El 140 Cm oypaum _ . 6 Can ind At A 11% Cm Ind Al 8 log CPR 16% Ctn Stetmen 3% 0 W 4 C a 34« 0 W ft C B 13 Oockihutt Plow 7% Com MAS -65 Dominion Bridge 88% Dominion Olui 88 Dominion Textile 87% Oes Stul Wtrei 4% Chu Ourd ,i 9% Htmllton Brldgt 6% internitlonil Nlcktl 17% Like of the Woodt 10% Muaey Htrru _ 6 MontntTpowtr 87 Nttloni) Bnwlng 36% National Steal Cir 14 Ogllvli 197 Power CorportUos , 11 Price Brot i Quebec Powtr 17% Shtwlnlgtn 33 Shtrwln wuilimt 19 South Ctn Powtr 14 Steel of Ctntdt 36 Twin City — 5 Winnipeg Bio ._s—: 1% CURBS Au'd Bnwtrltt .. 10% Bnw ft DUt 1% Can Vlnegm 'ai Ooignve Bnwlni 8 DlitUlen Setgram 15% Drydtn Piper ____ 5 Eut Dttrtei _ 40 Home Oil _ 1.30 Imperlil Oil 14 Imperlil Tobacco Can 10 Isttrattlonil Petrol 36 McColl pronttsto 13 Mitchell RobtP 8% Noranda 41% Pit! Htney _ 87 {miS** - "» Inttrsitiosil TJtll A 3% ^jtrottlosil mil B 80 Comment .... 153 Dominion 175 Mostntr ...1 _ _.... 183 Novt SooUt 361 Toronto '.'. Z'.Z".'.ZZ~_____'Z 303% MISCELLANEOUS Ctn Bntd _. 3% Pord Cm A 31(2 Ooodjwr Tin 114 Kelvinator 4% Latin Stoord 66% Lobltw orooerlet _ 16% iSpli Litf l2 Strvlot Stttlos _ 7% Btasdtrd Ptvlsi 3% Wtlker Brewing g% Zlsustrksit 6% EASTERN SALES MONTREAL EXCHANGE MONTBBAL, Mty 30-(CP)—Bllei of 10O or mon iharei os the Montreal itock exchinge Stturdiy wen: 365 Brullltn. 136 Otn Cem P, 148 CPR, 116 D Bridie, 885 Dom Tut, 190 Drydes, «4 Int Nick, 180 Mut Htn, 146 Nit Bnw, 160 SU Oorp, TORONTO BXCHANOE TORONTO, Mty 30 (CP)—Sll« ot 100 or mon thtrei os tbi Toronto stock exchinge, lnduttrlil lection, Jtturdty wen: 337 CPR, 139 Pord A. 1463 mt Nick. 138 Lobltw A, 176 MIM-H, 936 Moon Ops, 113 W CIS PI, 370 Dlit O Set. Exchange Rates NIW TORK, Mty 30 (CP).-Ster- llsg exchtngt ttetdy tt 85.09% for 60-dty bin. tsd It 18.11 tor de- mind. Cintdltn dollin Btturdty 7-83 per cent premium; frinci 6.61 centi; Italy 6.51 centi; Uruguiy 61.80 centi. BUTTER, CHEESE EASE MONTREAL, Miy 30 (CP).-But ter, chHie tsd potitoes etud on tbe Montretl produce mirket, Sttur* dty. Butter, gnded No. 1, 30%: lolldi to rettllen 33; print! 38, Receipt! 13,380 boxu. Cheeie. Ontario colored!, 9%; ir rlviu 8893 boxu. Potatou, Quebeci, 85; N.B., mtsi. 90; P. I.«. Mntni., 1.10. POUND AND U.S. DOLLAR DOWN AT MONTREAL MONTREAL, Mty 30 (OP).-Tbt pound tnd United Statu dollir moved lower on tht Montreal cur* nncy eicb-_n.es Saturday. Tht Prench frtnc remtlned unchtngtd tt 6.60 centa. The pound tutd % Of 1 out tt 15.09% tnd tht American dolltr wu off 1-33 of ost Per ctnt tt 7-33 of ont per otnt dltcount. Belgium hu htd but four king! ilnce becoming tn Independent itate ln 1191. Metal Markets NEW TOBK, Miy 30 (AP).—Bar lUver Headier, % higher it 48. Other mettli nomlntlly unchtnged. London cloud. BIG DEMAND FOR BEDDING PLANTS Green Vegetables Are Slightly Easier Saturdiy Vernon itreet mirket vendon hid 1 big run on beddlmi pltnti, disposing of 1 good part of their itock. Vegetable! md mutt ■alio sold will tnd thl market was buiy despite the damp weather. Spinach, green onloni ind rhubarb were ill slightly cheaper Stturdiy, Prlou wen: VEGETABLES Cirrota, 7 lbt. I Bute, 10 lbi rurnlpi. 10 lbt. . Onloni, 7 lbi Onloni, 3 bunchu . Parsnips. 10 lbi . Leeks bunch _I_ Artlchokel. 4 lbt. Cabbage 1 lb. Oarllc lb Ptnley. buses Lettuce, bunch Radishes, 3 bunchu ... _... Rhubarb, 8 lbi - . Spinach, pound POULTRY. EOGS tnd BUTTER Egg>. grade A-large ...___ Eggi. grade A-mtdlum -.__... Butter. Ib Cretm Cheeie, lb. Kurdi. lb. .15 ind FRUIT lellcloui ipplei, box .___._. APPLES Ontirlos box J5 JO .30 .25 30 Honty, a lb tin Honey 9 ib tin Applu box up rrom . MEATS Pork, pound ______ Beef, pound __________ Vetl. pound Spring limb pound .- Liver, 01b; beet pound Liver, calf pound .... Hud cheese, pound . Tongue pound Ox ttu Buos, lb. „ Bacon, home cured Corned beef, 3 lbi. Oarllc sausage, Ib. fowl, lb FLOWERS Daffodils, outside, doun . Geraniums ... Begonlai _ .. Vloltte, per bunch Hydrmg. up from Carnation Plmt NY. TRADING IS STAGNANT Small Turnover; the Trend Is Down Cotton Up NEW YOBK, Mty 30 (AP)--Tnd* Ing slowed almost to • standstill ln I ntrrow, mixed itock market Saturdiy. Only 349,300 ibaru chinged hinds on thi itock exchtngt, tht imtllut turnover for 1 two-hour Siturday session since July 9, 1933, when tbe volume totalled 338.080. Aside trom thlt It wu thi dullest week-end session ln tbout elgkt yun. With flntl ictlon on the tedenl itock exchtngt control bill tnd President Roosevelt's sliver message lm* mediately ahead, treden stayed out ot tht mtrket. Trtdlng favorites were neglected. Transactions ln American Telephone, Oeneral Moton, U.8. Steel, Chryiler md other ordinarily active ssues wen rutrlcted to t few thoui- and shares. /The average of 90 stocks ugged two-tenths of 1 point to 78. Wheat developed fresh rallying power. Cotton flnlihed 10 to 30 centt t sale higher. Silver, rubber md other active staples win tbout unchtnged. Bond! mtln* talned the tdvincei icored earlier In he week. The stalemate Into whleb itocki ettled after Thursday'! broad rally, tightened In the absence of Incentive toward speculation. Brooklyn-Manhattan Tnnslt opened 3 pointi higher md held moet of tht gtln. Preildent Roosevelt's move for oontrol of trmi traffic did not affect tht mirket perceptibly. Du Pont dipped t point tt the opining but finished only t small fraction lower. Leading railroad aharea wen firm ln contrast wltb the slight downward drift of Industries. New Tork Central, Pennsylvania, Santa re tnd Union Ptclflc wen fractionally h'gher or unchanged tt tbi clc-se. Silver shares wen Ignored. Some ictlvity ippeired ln t ftw low-priced rails and Industrials, notably Weitern Pacific. Preferred shares of Wutern Pacific rou nearly 3 points. Alukt Juneau and Mclntyre attracted 1 llttle buying among gold shares, moving fractionally higher. Classified Advertising Births BROWN—To Mr. md Mrt. Barton Sows tt McDougal hotplttl, Klm- rley, Mty 17. • dmghtar._ MCKAT—To Mr. tnd Mn. L. Mc- Kav of chapman camp, tt/ McDougtl hoinltil, Mty 18, l diughter SOUTHWBLI*—To Mr. and Mn. Arthur Southwell, at their home ln Chapman Ctmp, Mty 16, 1 daughter. Personal Rupture Appliances Ruptun, ibdomlstl wtiksut. • pint) deformity, varicocele Write 3 O Smith. Brltlah Appliance Specialist. 16 Downle St.. Stratford. Ost. (3339 MICKIE-PLEASE WRITE MOTHER —Asxletv ll unbearable—AH will be well. (3660) Eceema Itch _Aln UlceriTTry Oeo Lee'i Chint Remedy it Hudson'! Bty Co (3878) Help Wanted MEN BEINO SELECTED TO TRAIN for potltloni In Radio ind Television. Must be nullified. Wonderful opportunities for those ulected. Pot personal Interview tpply glvln* your preien' occupation tnd Telephone No. to Box .584. tMlly Newi. (3684) MAN TO WORK ON DAIRY PARM, must be good milker. Box 8010, Trail Tlmea, Trail. B. C. (3617) * \.«..i pBrR OR 0NTURS APTS BY week or month Medical Arts Bid" (3881 SMELTERS LOSES POINT IN EAST MONTREAL, May 30 (CP).—In light turnover securltiei on tbe Montreal itock exchinge eesed lower In Stturdty'! thort seislon. Trtdlng wu dull, approximately 4000 shares Consolidated Smelters eased IV, tt 183; Nickel dipped 10 to 37.40 md Montreal' Powtr %. C. P. R Brazilian, Cantdtm Induttrlal Alcohol ind Bathurst wen off fraction!. ■Bank ot Nova Scotla added strength by tdvtnclng 4 polnta to 366, Other leasers wen unchtnged. BONDS AT STANDSTILL NEW TORK, Mty 30 (AP) Bonds were almost at t standstill Stturdiy tnd prict changes wen negligible. Some loans of Chesnpeake ft OblO. Omnett Co.. Liggett ft Myen, Penn- sylvmla. Union Ptclflc ind Weitern Ptclflc gained fractions to t point! Foreign obllgtUoni wen duU. Loam of Japan wire off t point tnd Chile md Oermtny bonds htd imall ttntt, Wir-!">e»»er Buvi Ranch at Erickson CRESTON, Miy 30.—Tbtt orohird property valuu In Creito ■ TiUey are mon thtn holding tbelr own, Is revealed Ib the tile of the Oeorge Hob- den five-acre ranch on the lower Erlckson rotd, tt t price well on 1 ptr wltb pttk viluu thit obtained about 1919. Thi buyer ll A. W. Mc* Kiy of Winnipeg, tnd thi sale wu negotiated by R, Walmsley, Cruton realtor. The buyer will get possession by tbe end of thi month. On the property, which It fully Irrigated, 11 1 fully modern six-room residence, tnd tbt buy ll is excellent one. Mlu Dorotbet Spratt. R.N.. t graduate of Nelion hotplttl, li on 1 vlilt with frlendi ln tbtt city thli wuk. H. Travis Jr. ol Michel, hu irrlved to ipend the summer with hli grandparents, Mr. and Mn. John Parkin, at Alice Siding. Scorch ittlxu on white iltk cts bt removed with bicarbonate of soda mixed to t putt wltb cold wtter. W1FAT SOAKS OVER TWO CENTS CHIC-AOO, Mty 30 (AP).—Buoy- -ncy develop-d ln wheit value! 8at- •trday, largely ti t result of tn offlcltl forecut Indicating no likelihood of 1 break-up of drought next week. Drought damage to wheat, especially ln the ipring crop region northwest, wu reported 11 ihowlng npld inltrgement owing to combined effect! of t high temperature and wlndi. Whut sotred 3% centt 1 bushel, despite brisk profit-taking, wltb thi clou unuttled, 1%—1% higher this Friday's flnlih, corn 1%—1% up, oats % to 1 unt idvanced, md provisions unchanged. Sold Belt Mine Has Underground Work Veins Advanced and Ore Sacked for Shhment to Trail Smelter April progress report of Odd Belt 'Unu, Ltd., Sheep week district, shows 360 feet of underground work computed during the month, says the "Province. No. 3 level os D vein wu advanced 356 feet on tbe eut md 86 fwt on tbe west. Assays from the m;.in crosscut for 334 fut eut on thli vein give an tvertge vtlut of 1.6 ouncu gold over width! from 6 to 13 lnchu. On wu mined from D vein on No. 3 level, tsd tome 460 sacks piled os thi* dump awaiting shipment to Trail. A irab sample from 60 sacks li uld to ltvi run 4.93 ouncei gold. ln addition to underground work tb 360 tut ot surface trenching wu done upon the Bruce tsd D veins. Exchanges MONTREAL, Mty 30 iCP)—British and foreign exchmgi In relitlon to he Canadian dollar, ai compiled bv the Royal Bank of Cmada, cloeed 'aturdav ts follow!: Argentina, peso .3346 Australia, no**nd 4.0653 Austria, schilling .1906 Belgium, belli .3366 China, Hong Kong dollars .3593 Denmark, krone .3377 Prince. Irene 0680 Oermtny, relchimirk 3981 Oreat Britain, pound 5.0976 Holland, florin till HuBgtry, pesgo .3978 Indli, rupee - „ .3867 Italy, lln 0849 japan, yen .8033 New Zealand, pound 4.0714 Poland, 1I0U 1908 South Afrlc:. pound 8.0878 United States, dollar, 7*33 per cent dltcount. QUOTATIONS ON WALL STREET Allegheny 3% Al Chemlctl . 134 Am ctn .... 84% Am por Pow 8% Am Mt ft Fdy 18 Am smelt & Rt , 40% Am Telephone 116 Am Tobtcco . . 71% Anaconda IB Atchison 66% Auburn Mo 86% Bildwln 11% Bilt ft Ohio 34% Bendfi Av 18% Beth Bteel 84% Cinidt Dry .... 33 Cm Pacific 16 Cerro de Pasco 85 Chu ft Ohio 48 Chryiler 39 Com ft South 3 Con ou\N Y 89 Corn Prod 66 C Wright pfd . — Dupont 88% But Kodft 94% Elec Pow ft Lt 6% Pord Engllin — pord of Cm — Pint Nt Storei 63% Preeport* Tex 84% Oen Elec 30 Oin Prodi ... 83' Oen Moton 88 Oold Dust .... 19 Goodrich 14 §ranby 10 rt North Pfd 31 Ort wut Sugar 39 Howe Bound . . 61 Hudion Mo If, Int Copper 6 •fl* J6% 39% itt 88 - 33% 34% 16 34% S3 3?£ 83% J* 61% Int Nickel int Tel ft Tel Jewel T»a Kenn Copper Kroegur ft Toll Mick Truck Milwaukee Pfd Mont wtrd Nub Moton Ni Dtlry prod N Power ft Ll N Y Central Ptc Ou ft El Packard Mo Finn R R Phillips Pete . Pure OU Or Radio Corp Ridlo Keith Rtm Rmd Stfeway Stores S Oil Edison South Pacific 33% Stan Oil of Cal 33« Stan OU of ind Btan Oil of N J Stewart Warner Studebaker .... Tex Corn Tex Oulf Bui Tlmken Rollen US Ca-bld: Unlteo Air united Bli un p olflo U S Rubber . U 8 Stul Vana Steel Wut Elec Woolworth Wrltley Yellow Truck For Rent COSY CABINB. KASLO. LAKE frontage off mtln raid. A beauty ■pot. Rowbotts, telephone. But fishing. Applv R. W. Dawson, Hlp- pereotf Bll,,, Nelion, (3633) PURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING room! for rent Annable Block (3381) PUR ROOMS STEAM H SAT ID •howir termi mod Cm Legion PURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Suite! for rent--Kerr Apts (3379) IERRACK APTS. Beiutffuj Modtrn Frlgidalre equipped lultei (3380) PURNISHED THREE ROOM SUITE. ^ ie 8WR. (3647) fifteen dollars. Phone THREE ROOM FURNISHED SUITE for rent Stirling hotel. (3405) STORE FOR RENT. APPLY MACK'F Billiard Hill. (3473) For Sale or Ren FOR "ilu OR RENT 36 J fruit farm. Applu, cherrlu, water Lm houu. Kooteniy near Kulo. " Dtlly Ntwi._ Plants, Bulbs, Set LAROE TRANSPLANTED Tl tou, 13 hundred. Celery, ~ bage, Spinlih onloni. 600 dred. prlcu prepaid. Hlrd'i key Finn, Quetni Bty. Automotive 1 CHEVROLET COACH 5T"i shape for 676, L. Hoffman, Slocan. Property for Sail THREE HUNDRED CHOICE BI Ing lots In the Towntlte of worth, B. C For price and applv John Burna, Box 396, •on, B. C. Launches and Bo< FOR-SALE - BOATHOUSE well md cedar rowboat llll. 63 Hume hotel. GOOD LAUNCH CHEAP, Billiard Hill, Miscellaneous Wan INVALID WHEEL CHAIR, Ifl cish price. Phone 393L3. Business, Professiq Directory Accountants CHAS P HUNTER S F. Munlciptl md commercial A P O Box 1191. Nelion. B O Assayers Houses for Rent SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE FRIO- idalre. electric range, garage. 903 Stanley_St. (3597) FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE. APPLY 618 Silica St (3609) For Sale POR SALE AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW prices over fifty lots. Suitable for garden homeslte or warehouse llttl. C. w. Appleyard. (35761 WICKER BABY CARRIAGE IN EX- ceiUnt condition. Phone 592L3, (2630) FURNITURE FOR SALE, 104 TER* race ap-i. Phone 775X. (3866) Lost and Found TO FINDERS If you find t ott or • dog* • pockitbook, lewelry or' tur, or anything else of vtlut, telephone Tht Dtlly Niwi a "Pound" Ad win be Inserted, without oon to you Wl wlU collect from tbt owner CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES lie o lina Minimum 3 Unu i Unet. onct f 11 3 lines, onn .33 4 Unn onr* M 8 lines. 8 tlmn .88 3 linn I tlmu IM 4 Unet 6 tlmu 1.78 8 linn. I month J.86 3 lines I month 4.38 4 Mnn. I month .... 8.71 All tbovi leu 10% for prompt ptyment i^ar_l_iesaf_ls^a^-a^-Alfi^a^-a_a^^^^ai^^r RENO DROPS 4_ CENTS AT TORONTO TORONTO, May 30 (CP).-A few Individual iss**.s wen subjected to t mild selling attack Btturdty on the Toronto Itock change but tbl general tone wu firm wltb tndlng decidedly alow. Dome, Lake Shore, Bnlorne, tfclntyre tnd Plonur ftUed to appear tn board lota •nd Holllnger md Teck Hughes clo-cd unchanged. Wright Hargreaves finishes 30 cents up It 8.96. Rtno dropped 4 cents, Venturu 1. McVlttle 3, Uttle Long Lto 6, tnd God's Ltkt 6. Sin Antonio tdded 6 centa tsd Sylvtnlta gained 3. Cariboo Gold Quart! weakened 10 cents to 3.10 tnd B.R.X. cloud 6 cents down. Eldprtdo took t lou of 8 cents td 3.68. Nonndi gtlned 15 centt. Nickel Is Up 5 Cents, Smelters Add Full Point TORONTO, Mty 30 (CP).—Tbe slowest market In i yetr cloud tht week on tht Industrial board Stturdty on tbt Toronto itock exchinge. Nickel cloud up 6 centi it 37.45 md Coniolldited Smelters tdded t full point. Bra.-Illan md C. P. R. win -unchtnged md Ford A weakened %. Both oil Ind distillery Issues registered I majority of re- ceesloni. Roytl Bank and Novt Scotla were dows md Imperial and Montreal cloud higher. Steel of Ctntdi Pfd advanced mon thm a point. Ctntdi Cemint Pfd. dropped % md Crowi Nut wu oft 3 -iolnti. Minneapolis Grain MINNEAPOLIS, Mty 90 (AP).- Wheit. No. 1 Northern 93% -05%: No. 1 Red Durum 84V -86%; Mty 90; July 8"]_: Sept. 86%. Cors, No. 3 YeUow 48-48%. Oats, No. 3 White, 83%—84%. Flu, Ho. 1, 1.68%-93%. Flour 10 centi lowtr. Ctrlotd loi_, fimlly patenta 7-7.30 a birrel ln 98-pound cotton sacks, shipment! 36.471. Bran 18-16.80. t W WIDDOWSON established 805 Jonphlnt St. Nelson. I ORSNVILL* H aRtk.w6t._V Box 418. Kaslo, B. C, Boat Livery BEST PETERBOROUGH OUTS motor & row bolts for bin t — prink Sell, Balfour. B.0. Chiropodists Dr Mildred simonda Foot Six 408 Ftrnwell. Spokine, Mils Chiropractors R I Gray O.0 Pb.O. Gllkir O HULTOREN D.C. t>h.d , Onduate. McCulloch Blk. P Cleaning and Presstn SPRING COATS CLEANED Ol lined it thi wardrobe. 417 1 Electrical J P Cottes - Tbe Electric _ Suppllu tnd Imtallatlom Phont 768. PO. ° Florists Jl For tbe tick room, flown Amngementi from 11.00 I Beddlsg pltnti etc. NBLSON FLOWER SHOPP Pbost 333 JOHNSON'S GREENHOUSES. I 343 Cut flowtn potted p ind flortl dulgni. i Funeral Directors NELSON FUNERAL SERVICE, Vlctorli St.-Phone 96 LM tendmt—F. ,C. Davis. Hide Dealers DEALER IN HIDES J P MOI 301 Baker 8t„ Nelaon, B. O. i Insurance and Real Est INSURE WISELY AND SAVB) ev on vour premium!. T. D. Hug, 3 Royil Bank Bldg. ( ROBERTSON REALTY CO.. Retl eitate. Insurance, n Aberdeen block, Biker St. . R W DAWSON. Reel Estate tunnel Rental! Next Hlppi Hardware, Baker Street. 0. D BLACKWOOD. Imuran! every ducrlptlon. Rial Est; I H E DILL AUTO AND PIR1 surance Real ntlte. 808 Wtl J E ANNABLE. REAL SSI rentals. Insurance Annablt b « uVe. ptft* t, AtWnioSitl w ince, P. E, poulln, Ph. 70 (I CHAS p McHARDY IN8CBAM Real Eitate—Phone 138 Patent Attorneys ROWLAND BRITTAIN PATENTS AND TRADE MARX Oldest Established Pat Offlct IB 1 445 OrmvlUe St. Vancouver, ! Machinists BENNETT'S LIMITED . For til cltuu of Mttal Work, L Work, Drilling. Boring tnd ortsi Motor Rewinding Acetylene wilt Phone 693 834 Versos Street M Engineers and Surveyor A. H GREEN CO., LTD 616 W Bt Phone 364. nelion. B. 0. (I P 8 PETERS 1 Mining Esglsur Elimination operation md BUM ment of mlnu tnd nlnertl propertlu Rowland B.O J ffO: DAWfloN-NBIiol, ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR I B.C. Land Surveyors CHARLES MOORE. Bi 0. L. i ___. w. C. Block. Nelson. B. m Plumbing and Heating PLUMBING AND HEATING W8| gUirinteed Rates reasonable. J lm Reliterer, Phone 669L3. (91 Musical Tuition Mtry Heddle, ph 1SORY PUPI 311R3. ■ " ' " ' ' ' ' "U-"^ Sash Factory LAWSON'S SASH FACTORY HA. wood merchant 317 Baku itn 134 Second Hand Stores FOR SALE GOOD SECOND BA stovei. Ridclitfe 617 Vernon wiLl ftWAP m in ttod6 m lor furniture. The Ark. (n ■ . _. 55°) -MB nUOM DAILY WW, NH.90N, B.C.-MONDAY MOBNINO, KAY tl, UM- Sporting News IBBELL GETS BAD PASTING rds Beat Giants 9-5 to Take Second League Place NATIONAL LEAOI'E W L Mt .. SO 11 Mil 18 11 Fct. .645 Ml .. _ lt 10 .til •Tork 17 18 .667 _. . 1* IS 610 Byn li lt 9 17 .410 .846 Innitl . t Jl .999 INEKE IS TOUCHED BLY AS DODOBBS WIN IOOKLYN, Mty 10 (AP)— Tht Mt Ut Lonnle Wtrntki bird tto win the opining gtme of the • from the leigue letdlng Chl- I Cubt by (-1. Vu Mungo itruck tt- Mm - * » tflyn 6 « l ■ntkt tnd Htrtnitt; Mungo ud ta. ITON BEATS BEDS H 10 INNINGS WTON, Mty JO (AP)— Boiton Htd I senutlonil 1-0 10-lnnlng ry trom Clnclnnitt tt Bnvu todty. ■dm tripled off St Johnion u ■iu up ln thl 10th. Lit md IT wtn thin purpowly wtlked, I thi hues wtth none out. After t filed to Schulmerlch ln thort , McMinui hit I single to deep •outer on thl nnt pitched bill, it tht gtme, i __..____- o « s a l 7 S uuon ud O'FirreU: CutwiU BogtB, Spohrer. M BLAST OUT »-5 SO TAKE SECOND PLACE W YORK, Mty 90 (AP)-Tht lull moved ln thl Polo ground! r, tound thi rtnge ol tbt Dtrrltn m tint few lnnlngi tnd bluted wty Into uoond plice In tht Mtt lugue itandlng with t 0-5 ry over tbe aunts. Mains three hefty homi runi ttt stands, the Ctrdi givi Ctrl MU one ot the wont •helleck- in hli recent ctreer. Oolllni. Medwlck ud Oeorge I eoUected thi circuit blows. -suit 0 11 1 IWB™ » 1 1 Pltn tnd V. Dtvli; Hubbell, BlU, emu tnd Mmcuso, Rlchtrdi. •LIES BOUT PIRATES ICOBB OF 16-4 ILADELPH1A, Miy 30 (AP)—A " ng 99-blt tttack on four Pitta- pltchen enibled the PblUlu Bit thi Plntat todty 16-4. Hunt ltd tbi tmult with tingles ud t doublt, clotely lol- jr*y Opt. Dick Birtell who midi doublu ud two ilnglu ud tto bu«. Imrgh — * 19 1 delphlt lt M 1 Ith, Htrrlt, Chignon, Swift ud i, Veltmin; " "Big League" BASEBALL 6K0MY, H/._rtneTrtif& propped amy -Jwofboi.Fi.iES N HISBOiM MAJOR 1UA6U-S* iC/WeBR- n% Home Runs In Big Time (By thi AuocUted Preu) Home runi yttttrdty: Bonurt, White Sot, 1; token, White Soi; Gehrig, Yinkeu; Morgm, Bed Sot; McNilr, Athlttlci; CUft, Browns; Ott, Pluta, Colllni, CirdlmU; Medwlck, CtrdlniU; O. Dtvli, Ctrdlnili; Suhr, Pintu. ou tub. Tbi Utdtn: Klein, Outai, 19; Bon* tm, Whltt Soi, 10; Oehrlg, Yinkeu, 0; Hirtaett, cuH, 8; Ott, Oltnta, I. Lucu total!: Nitlonil Itt; Am- •clctn 111. Tottl 971. BONURASLAMS 2 Giants Defeated by Indians; A's Drop a Contest AMERICAN LBAOUB W L New Tork Clevetand Wuhlngton Detroit Boeton St. Louis Phllidelphii Chlcigo Pet. .687 -Mt Mt .510 -158 Mt J00 YANKEES ABE DEFEATED BY INDIANS AT HOME CLEVELAND, Miy M (AP)—TO tht lmmenu delight of 25,000 ttu. New York'i, Yinkeu ctmt off lour. 8-6 tn their flnt gtme todty oa tbt Indltni' lumping ground! thu tut- on, to bring to thru tht dttetta the New Yormn btn lufiertd In four gtmu ln . tht teat. Lou Gehrig bluted hli ninth homer ovtr tht fence In dup right centre In the fifth with two on. New Tori I S 4 Cleveltnd 8 19 0 McFsydra, Murphy, Duhong ud Dickey; teuton tnd Pytllk. ST. LOUIS BEATS THB ATHLETICS BY 10-7 SCOBS ST. LOUIS,'Mty 10 (AP)—Oeorge Blieholder ud St. LouU Browni defetted phllidelphii 10-7 bin to open their urlu with t bill gtmt mtrked by the thtrp hitting ot both tetmt. Homi run honor wen divided betwun McNilr Of Phllidelphii ud CUft tor tht Browni, with one eich. Pblltdtlphlt 7 19 0 St. Loull _ 10 14 1 MUtftiy. McKelthsn, Mircum. Kline ud Berry; Btaeholder tnd Huntley. SBNATOBS BEAT DITBOI IN SBBIES OPBNEB DETROIT, Miy 90 (AP)-WUhlng- ton'i hetvy trtllltry, ptnonlfltd by Kuhel, Cronin ud Trtvlt Itld down t birrige of doublu on Lynwood Rowe todiy, enibllng tbl Sutton to itart oft thilr Hrlei with Dl- Divii, Himen mdltrolt Tlgen with t 4-1 victory. Wuhlngton 4 19 I Detroit - 1 S 1 Burki ud Phillips; Rowe, Auker; Sorrell ud Cochrane. BONUBA CRASHES TWO HOMERS BUI SOX LOSE CHICAOO, MU 90 (AP)—Ztkl Bonurt, Whltt Soi flnt btumtn, crushed out two mon borne null todty, hit ninth md 10th of tbi uuon, but ill they did wu drive ln four rtuu ind ut Bddle Morgtn, Bid Bog tint butmin, t ihlnlng exempli. Morgins' ilmllir blow wltb two on in tlw uventh wiped out t t-i White boi letd md gtvt Boiton Red Soi t 6-5 victory ln tht opening gtme of the urlu. Botton ttl Chlctgo _ 8t0 Plpgru, Welch, Pennock, H. Johnion ind Hlnkle; Bmubiw Wyttt ud Bull. A ruse of' t win. f dtMt-SmtT " I HW «»- tt._a___Wyt/r_ms ■& i By AL DEMAREE •tip trom thl dugout tnd club- t—"Lefty" (Frendi) O'Doul of Blinta denlei thit hli retl ntme Boui ud thtt his nlcknime n J wu "Froggy" In Sm Frmclico. B Irish md I cm prove tt," jlilns Frmcoli. trence Rowlmd. Cub Kout (il- gh he wu known u "Pmta" lmd yeirs igo) doesn't Uke the Woody English of the Cubs weire puts ud pointed out Al Slm- l ot thi Whlta Box u i horrible ipli of sloppy looking pmta. "Sty," —icUata, '" rend Engll "tf I could bit tttt guy I wouldn't weir my B it til." Which stopped Cltrence tit O'Neill, mraiger of Toledo. It he li t month behind In hit tpondence. TbU ipring thl club ptd tt t hotel tut used orange ooery ud Uki t good Irishman, l couldn't ooncutntt on whtt nt writing. D Klem li celebritlng hli 90th it Nttlontl lugu umpire. He olilnu ht never missed one. »yre ufe or nut ud lt'i either t It or t bill,'' uyi Bill. "There'i tw, you eut mlu one." h THIS BOTHER YOl'f Itwer to Stturdty'! quntlon—A I hole. Hli bill wu In pliy when lopped by tht bole tnd hi itruck id knocked lt off thl gnu, he Id t stroke ud the btU wu still It; when lt Ity. He cinnot bring ' btck to when be knocked lt 'without penilty. iy'1 question—How muy times tbe Ruth hit two homt runs In Km In 1088? Answer tomorrow. I ot thi thru heni produced u Utt ln • court cue tt Leicester u egg while the migutritts I oonilderlng tbelr verdict. CRANBROOK WINS TW0H0OPC0PS Kimberley Boys Hold Burdett Trophy; Finals at Chapman Camp KIMBERLEY, Miy 90—The chtm- plonihlpi for Klmberley tnd district tor this uuon were decided it Chip- mtn Ctmp. The Klmberley High School boyi won the Burdett cup by detesting thl Crtnbrook boyi. J. Shiw ud B. Ptrker refereed. Thl ltdlu' gtme wu fut ud clou from itart to finish md ended one point ln fivor of the Crtnbrook Red Wings. Soon 18-17 agtlnit tht Plntat. TbU glvu Crubrook the Adtmi cup. Thl Ztnlthl defuted thl Chipmin Ctmp union In t clou checking giroe. toon 38-30, winning tbi Mc- Ken-'s cup, thl tint time they hive won thli or thi ltdlu' cup. /tfter thl gunes E. S. Shinnon presented the cups. A weU ittended duct brought tht buketbill seuon to t clou. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE SUNDAY Albiny 0, 16; Btltlmon 7, 9. Toronto 10; Bufftlo 8. Rochester 11, 4: Montretl 9,1. Newuk 6, l'; Syrecuu 0, 1. PACJFiC~COAST LEAGUE SATl'RDAY Hollywood 9; Sin FrmcUeo 3. Missions 1; Los AngtM 10. Portlmd 7; OtkUnd 1 (11 lnnlngi) Seattle 9; Sscrimento t. 8-VNPAY Portlind 1, 6; Otkltnd 4. t. Mlssloni t, 4: LM Angtlu 7, 7. Setttlt 7, 8; Sicnmento 10, 1. Hollywood 9, t; Sm mnclsco 9, 4. HAROMETER IS PLATEVICTOR Finishes 4 Lengths Before Speygold • at Toronto j By SAN BUBRITT Cutdlu Preu Staff Writer TORONTO, Mty 90 (CP)—Horo- mitar, proud ton of royil ftmlly, who during hta brief ctreer bu mtt ivtry chtllenge with ipptrent dltdtln, hu curled the ntme ot the powerful B. B. McLtnghlln itables Into thl ulect compuy of Klng'i pitta trlcton. Thi link nn of Hourteu out of Star Pil, In thi umt patient wty he wilted for the lifting of the btrrler, •tood quietly In tu ptddock of Woodbine ptrk Stturdty iftamoon while the governor-general on behilf of the King, preunted 60 gulneu ud the hUtorlc cup to R. S. McLtughlln for Horomiter'i gtllut victory ln tht 75th renewtl ot thi Klng'i pUte. AN EASY WIN Thl llttle brown gelding tully de- feited flvt of tbt mut speedy Ontario S-yitr-oldi ud up which htn yet to itage t victory ilnce gndutlng from Juvenile compuy. Hi Juitlfled tbt confidence of Trilner Htrry Old* dlngt ud mon thu 30,000 ptnou who cheered wildly u tin McLtughlln color betnr led the wty home. Cutting t tuu ucond from tbl pltti record of 1.65 l-t mide by Queeni- wty over thi nlu furlongs, la 1999, Horometer, without revelling t quickening pice. euUy lengthened m In* creulng leid to flnUh four lengths in front of W, H. Wright's Speygold. followed by T. S. Cochenour'i Ptpill- co, miking lta uoond itart In thi oldeit continuously-run turf future In North Amerlci. It wu Pitchblende, coupled with Horometer ln Olddlng'i entry, thtt proved the dlsippolntment. He htd been huvlly-btcked to flnUh behind the Mclaughlin mount but Juit miniged to giln fourth petition by t neck ovtr E. F. Seignm'i Cindy Feist followed by Sim Worthy, tbi other htlf of tbe Wright entry. Then wm nt doubt ln the mind of thi crowd, ou of thl gretteit inr to tttend u Onttrlo nee muting, where to plice lta money tnd till oddi on thl McUughlln-Wrlght mtry cloud it ou to 90. It ptld 09.10 on thl non- It wu tU flnt lucceu for the McLtughlln stable In lta long ctmptlgn for thi Klng'i pitta, worth tht 80 gulneu donned with tht cup by thi King, ud 97600 tdded tay tbi Ontario Jockey club. 319ISSC0RE FOR AUSSIES Oxford Has Five Runs With Loss of Two Wickets LONDON, Mty 90 (CP ctble)—The touring Austrtllini wen dlunlwed tor t tint lnnlngi total of 919 ruu Stturdty. Opining t three-dty cricket fliture igtlrut Oiford Unlvtnlty tt Oiford. TU «ttrt of the mttch wu mured by duU weither ud rein ut ln lttt Ui tht tfternoon. Wben itumps wen pulled Oiford htd tlreidy lost two wlcketa tor only five runt. Leonard DtrUng, one of the "young hopes'' of thl Auitrilltn teim, led tbt Auult'i tttack with m inn century. The rellible Wlllltm Poni- ford contributed 75. R. O. Tlndill. mut effective of tbe Vtrslty trundlers, took fin wlckett for 84 ruu. Ctmbrldge Univenlty punlihed the Glimorgin County tr*. -tiers leverely at Ctmbrldge, rolUng up 439 ruu for only thru wlcketa. A. W. Allen icored 143 md R. K. Wlnltw 77, while Bartlett with 87 md J. K. Humtn with 79 wire both undefetttd. County chimplonihlp tcoru In othtr matchu tt clou of pity: Middlesex 399 (Hendred 119); Sussex 17 tor no wlckita. Eisex 867 for ill wlckita C 111, Nichols 109); tgllnit Worcuttr- ihlre. Gloucestershire 988 (Burnett 109, Slnfleld 80 not out); Htmpthln 119 tor ou (Arnold 81 not out), Somerset 369 (J. Ue lti not out); Kent 16 for no wlcketa. Warwickshire 9t7; Derbyshire IM for two wlcketa. Leicestershire 998 tor nlu igilnit Northtmptouhlre. Surrey 449 for four wlcketa (On- gory 180, Squint 90 not out) igitnst Nottlnghinvshlre. Yorkshire 393 for thru wlcketa agilnst Lmcuhlre. Baseball's Big Six (By the Auodtted Preu) Hollle Hemiliy htd mother big diy wtth thi stick yuterdiy tnd ftttened hli bli-slx Hiding bittlg ivenge by is polnta to gtln t 99-polnt mirgln over hU nearest rlvil, Lou Gehrig Hemiley mide thru hlta ln five tlmu up while Oehrlg got only ou, his ninth homer of tbe yttr, ln u mtny tries losing 10 polnta. Klkl Cuyler registered the dty'i only other giln. by hitting twice In tour ttttmpta to add six polnta to hla tnrtgi While Sim Leslie went hltleu md dropped It. The itandlng: O AB B H Pet. Hemiley, Browni. .19 80 t 90 .436 Oehrlg. Yinkeu... 97 101 94 40 SM Reynold!. Red 8o» 99 119 10 44 980 Cuylir, Cubi .... 99, tt 11 99 J7t Letlle, Dodgen ... 99 107 lt 40 .374 Wilson, Phillies .. 90 09 6 33 .371 Northern League SATUBDAY Bnlurd Little PilU 8, 3; Winnipeg 11,4. Duluth 7; Ftrgo-Moorheid 5. Supirlor 13; Onnd Forkl 7. SUNDAY Supirlor 9; Onnd Forkt It* Dlluth 9; purgo-Moorheid 11. Btu Cltlre 1, 3; Crookitone 0, 0. MELBOURNE, (OP) — Austnllin swimming moclitloni tre ingiged ln t discussion u to whither tn tmtteur swimmer mty hold offlct In t. professlonil club without affecting hli tmtteur itatui. Saturday Baseball NATIONAL LEAGUE Cinelnnitl 5; Niw York t. Pittsburgh 6; Brooklyn I. Bt. LouU 3; Boiton 1. Chlcigo 6: phllidelphii t. AMERICAN LEAGUE Phllidelphii 10; Chlctgo 14 Boeton 4; Bt* UM* 1. New York t; Detroit 9. Wuhlngton 9; Clevetand 9. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Bufftlo 4, 4; Toronto 10,1. Montreal 9; Roehuter 9. Albiny 11; Btltlmon 19. Niwtrk 1; Syrecuu 9. AMEBICAN ASSOCIATION Indianapolis 1: St. Ptul 1. Louisville 5: Mlnneipolli 1. Columbu 14; Mllwtukei 17. Toledo t; Ktuu City 4. Flying Arrows Again Victors Thi Plying Arrows, uippy midget •oftbtll nlu, tdded mother win to their union's record by taking Uu Buketeen into ctmp by t 17-3 icon Prldiy evening. Te win proved thi Plying Arrow*/ fifth la tdx gtmu pltyed thU teuon. Jack Morrlion tnd Elmer Oellnu formed • good battery tor the winners. Morrison wu tlio thi ludlng tcorer with fin ruu In five timet tt tatt. Tbt teimi wen: Flying Arrows—Jtck Morrlion, Itay Bommo, Alfred Bill, Leo MeKinnon, Jlmmie Bcclei, Elmer Oellnu, Fred Parks, ChirUe Llndwy, md Jm De- LucreMo. Buketeen—Olen Price, John Cor- PAGB ntr, L. Chtpmu, Tony Jtomuo, B. Brlndell. A. Ctmplon, Bty Bltke, Al- denmlth md LlpplngweU. American Association SUNDAY ColumbU 4, 6; MUwiuku 30, Indianapolis 9; St. ptul 1. Toledo 9; Ktnus city t. Louisville 6; MlnneipoUi 7* UTTLE CHANGE Dl TBI CUBBENCY fBEND NBW YORK, Mty 90 (CF)^Brlt- Ub tnd fdd ttmdtrd eurrtnetu showed tunoit no chuft ln termi of Unlttd Statu douui on Sttur- day'i exchange mirketa. Tht Dominion dolltr htld un- ohtngtd to lUgbtly lower tad doted tt t premium ot 7-99 \nt out, off 1-99 net. Tbt tlntl itartlng ntt was ts.10%, unchuged. Etfller lt bid been up to 15.11 y,. In THE CHEAT MODERN AIR LINERS, giant shock absorbers above the wheels protect against the jolts and bumps of landing the plane... attain every Gntta Percfaa Tire, 7 built-in "thock absorbers" protect the tire against the braising bnmpt of the road. Look at the photograph at the right It thowt the different, ttronger protecting conitructlon of Gntta Percha Tires. No other lire has tne safety construction of these tires. Put Gntta Percha Tires on your present car, or insist on having them on your new car. And ask the dealer for the Certificate covering the liberal Gntta Percha Tire Guarantee. 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C. . ________________■____-,l^'___u ■__■ —— IM^^I^I^HB-^H PAOB EIGHT -TBI NBUON DAILY HEWS, NBLSON, B.C.-MONDAY MOBNINO, MAT tl, tm- TRAIL DRAWS FIRST BLOOD BALL LEAGUE Win 2-1; Both Teams Put on Airtight Display PITCHERS DO GREAT WORK Fielders Snag Long Ones to Keep Down the Score Fins who htve bun clamoring for "good baseball" hid their wishes realised to a full measure Sundty wben Trill tnd Nelson unlor dltmond midlines put on an exhibition that would utUly even the mwt critical. Playing In mid-season form the two teams battled lt ont evently until the lut Inning when LouU Demore scored to give tbe vlslton • 3-1 edge over Nelson, snd the first gtmi In the West Kootenty letgue series. The bleachers were fell filled tnd the brand ot baU dished up for the fans ahould be • big Inducement tor large gates here this summer, Tbe ftct thtt only five hits wire chalked down, thru tor NeUon tnd two for TrtU, U tn indication of tht gtme turned ln by the two new pitch- en. Isaacson, appearing for NeUon In tbe flnt lugue gtme, put up a cool heady gamt, tnd received airtight support. Isaacson itruck out six tnd did sot pass t bitter. Bogitli, Trail's sew chucker, showed up well. Although erratic it times, pissing ilk Nelson bttten, be held thp loctli to thru scattered hits. Both chucken give t flnUhed performmce In covering bases and fielding tbe drives thtt cimi tbelr wty. OUTFIELDERS SHINE The outfield work wu tlao t big Item ln tn air-tight game, Demore, Schumaker ud HurUon being celled upon to bring down long drlvu on uvertl oceuloni, Qeofge Moeer, oout player, appeared on the Nelton lineup tt thort ud pltyed t good game. Trall scored ont run In thi fourth when McTler piloted the bill lust over tbe left field fence for t homer tsd tht winning run ln tbi lut Inning wben Demore wu ufe on an error tnd came in on t wldt throw from tbl field. OlUett iltmmed out t two-bigger to eeore Htrrlion In thl fifth. TUB NiUor. bitten were left 08 bue u oomptred with thru tor Trill. PUy by innings: Plrst inning: Trtll-Ptlrburn grounded out, Ueaoaon to OlUett. Laurlente found u opening bitwwn flnt wnd ucond far t tingle ud advanced to second os Demore'i ttcrlflu bunt, Jeffs picking thi litter. McTler grounded out to Drew tt ucond. No runs, tni Alt, oo erron. Nelson—Harrison, tint mu up, -".iked but wu picked off by McTler. Mnur rtyed out to Mllburn, outs**.-, walked ud Schumtker'i grounder -*i- snared by Mllburn. No runt, no Idle,-no errors. Second Inning: Trait—MorrU filed (>ii-. to Herrlsou ls thi right (eld. Decembrtnl popped up • high one to lUAoson ind Htrrlion mide t long rut: ie grab Rotherys fly In dup right field. No runs, oo hits, no errors. Nelson—Richardson grounded out. _-'(«' intended bunt went Into the a'.r and wu snagged by McTler. Hors- wi',1 hit to Rothery it short, forcing Drew tt ucond. No runs, no hits, no erron. COVERING NICELY Third inning: TraU — Mllburn finned. Bogstle grounded out to Drew when he broke the bat and the btU went detd. Palrburn grounded out, OlUett taking his grounder tnd Isaacson covering nicely it flnt. No rum, no, hlta, no erron. Nelson' — luicaon grounded out. Rothery to Declmbrlnl. Htrrlion walked. Moser laid down t neat sacrifice bunt, Htrrlion going to ucond. Bogstle thre out Moser. OlUett grounded out to BogttU. No hits, so rust, so erron. SCOOPS LOW ONE FOR HOMER Fourth Inning: Trill—Moser raced acrou behind the box to anare Laurlente'! fait grounder. Demon fanned. With two men down, McTler scooped i low om up ud it cleared the tence for • home run. MorrU grounded out, Moeer to OlUett. One run, one hit, no erron. Nelson—Demore grabbed Schumak- er-s low fly. It wu a difficult one to get and Demore made t nlu catch of lt. Rlchtrdson grounded out to Rothery. Drew wtlked tnd went to ucond on Jeffi' bunt, Jeffi being ufe when MorrU Juggled the ball. HonwlU itruck out. No runi, one hit, one error. Fifth Inning: Trail—Jeffs took Mo- Tler't ud Rotnery'i grounders tlong the third btn line. Mllburn wu bit by pitched bill tnd went to third when Bogatle'i grounder wu fumbled by Drew. Ftlrburn hit to ihort, forcing Bogstle it tecond. No rum, no hlta, one error. SCORES ON r.II.I.F.TT'S HIT Nelson—Isaacson tanned. HarrUon wu saft whtn MorrU threw low to flnt. Moser walked ud Harrison went to ucond. Htrrlion ctme ln ud Moeer went to third when OlUett 4 poled one Into the right field tor t two-bigger. Schumaker tuned ud Richardson popped up one to MorrU. Ose run, ose hit, one error. Sixth Inning: Trall—Laurlente out. Iuacion to allien. Demore itruck out, twinging tt thnt pitched biiu Schumaker went btck to tbi pith to Rob McTler wbo pluted t long one Into centre field. No rum, no bite, no erron. Nelson—Rou replaced MorrU it third. Drew wm out, Mllburn to Declmbrlnl, Mllburn knocking down i fut grounder. Jefts singled to center field. Bell, ln for HonwlU, tuned. Isaacson bit to deep right field but wu robbed by Demore, wbo made a long run for lt. No rum, om bit, no erron. FIELDERS SNABE FLIES Seventh Inning: Trail — Harrlaon made a long run to asara Rou' (ly In right field. Schumaker picking Declmbrlnl's high ose ls oenter field. Rothery fused. No rust, so hits, no more. Nelson—Harrison hoisted one out to Demore. Moser grounded out, Rou to Declmbrlnl. OlUett grounded out to Mllburn. No hits, no rum, no erron. Eighth Inning: Trail—Bogstle filed out to Drew. Mllburn ud Palrburn tinned. No bite, no rum, no erron. Nelson—Schumaker filed out to Laurlente. Richardson hit to oenter field for two bases. Drew grounded out to Rothery. Declmbrlnl snared Jeffs' grounder' tnd Bogstle covered up nicely it tht uck. Ninth Isslsg—Lturlesti hit by pitched hill this west to third when Drew threw wild to tint after snaring Demore'i grounder. McTler to bit. .Laurlente wu caught ln hot box between third afid home, Richardson to Jeffs, when McTler failed to connect on a "squeeze" play. Demore stole third during tbe play. McTler filed out to Bell ln dup left fUId ud Demore scored the winning run after the catch when Bell threw wide. Rou filed out to OlUett. One run, no hits, one error, NeUon—BeU hit to third ud wu sale when Bou tumbled the blU. Isaacson walked. Bogstle need over to the foul line to grab Harrison's Intended bunt. Moser niched flnt on fielder's choloe. Bell being retired it third by Rou. Laurlente snared 011- lett's fly to retire the aide. No rum, no blu, no erron. SUMMARY TraU AB R H PO A B Palrburn, if 4 0 0 10 0 Lturlente, cf 3 0 110 0 Demore, rf 3 10S00 McTler. o 4 116 10 MorrU, 3b 3 0 0 113 Declmbrlnl, lb ... 8 0 0 10 1 0 Rothery, u 3 000 4 0 Mllburn, 3b 3 0 0 3 3 0 Bogstle. p 3 00 8 1 0 'Ron, 3b 3 0 0 111 DON'T LIMP! Mut neb dty wltb t unlit. Smytbe'i foot bath cures ill foot troublu. Smythe's Pharmacy PHONE 1 Prescriptions our Spwltlty SEE VIC GRAVES MASTER PLUMBER For Modern Plumbing AT, MODERATE PBICES Opp. Olty BlU PHONE 815 Totals NeUon ... 38 3 3 37 13 3 AB R H PO A B Harrison, rf 3 10 8 0 0 Moser, u 8 0 0 1 3 0 OlUett, lb 3 0 1 10 1 0 Schumaker, cf ... 4 o 0 2 0 0 Richardson, c .... 4 0 1 6 1 0 Drew, 3b 3 0 0 13 3 Jiffi, 3b 4 0 118 0 HonwlU, lf 3 0 0 0 0 0 Isaacson, \t ...... 8 0 0 3 3 0 ••BeU. lt 3 0 0 10 0 TotaU 30 1 3 37 13 3 •—Rou replaced MorrU ln tilth Inning. ••—BeU replaced HonwlU ln ilxth Inning. Score by lnnlngi: B H E Trail 000 100 001—3 3 8 NeUon 000 010 000—1 3 3 Struck out—By Isaacson, 0; by Bob- •tll, 4. Blue on balls-Oft BogttU, «; off Isaacson, 0. Hit batsmen—By Isaacson, 3; by Bogstle, 0. Sacrifice hits—Demon, 3; Moser, 1. Home runa—McTler, Trail. Two-base hits—Richardson ud Glllett, Nelton. Lett on bsus—Trail, 3: Ntlton. 10. Time of gtme—1 hour 30 minutes. Umplru—Charles Scrlbner, Nelson: BUly Molisky, Trall. MORE ABOUT Continued From Page One) temple, wu deported for alleged revolutionary activities and tha animosity against Bela and his companions increased. The body of Harnan Singh was found August 31, 1914, lying ln the brush ln Kltsllano district here with his head nearly severed from his from his body. . Three days later, Argan Singh was fatally shot through the throat by an unknown person. Bela Singh carried on but he always went armed. WAS ON THE SFOT On Saturday, September 6, he attended religious services at the Sikh temple ln connection w"h the burial of his friend, Harnan Singh. The place was filled with Hindus. Bela Singh, lt was said, knew that night he wu marked for death. Before the service wu through, he drew two automatic pistols and loosed a deliberate fusillade that drove all but the dead and wounded ln terror from the building. Bhu Singh, president of the temple and priest of the religion, fell dead, his body riddled by .32 calibre bullets; Bad an Singh died u he stood; Uttum Singh wu shot down u he fled and died later. SU other Hindus were wounded seriously. The stampeding Hindus scattered wide, some hiding In the brush, some dashing for police, some even bursting Into the homes of white residents and clamoring for protection. Bela Singh gave himself up to police and pleaded self defence at his trial to win acquittal. Nelson Miss Is Married in Illinois A wedding of Interest to Nelsonltes occurred ln Murphysboro, IU., whm Gloria Von Karov of Nelson became the bride of Karl Raines ot Murphysboro on April 18. They are residing ln that city for the present. Emperor Hlrohlto of Japan recently observed the thirty-third anniversary of his birth. He ls the 124th .ruler tn the unbroken line ot Japanese em- .perori. WOOD-that's good! Yon build for permanency with W. W. Powell Lumber. Strong hardy wood that resists wear. Cnt io a great variety of sizes. At reasonable prices. W. W. Powell Co., Ltd. "The Home of Good Lumber" Phone 176 Foot of Stanley Street BRITISH GOLF CHAMP IS OUT OF THE SEMES Hon. Michael Scott Withdraws From Amateur Play GOODMAN OF U.S. THE FAVORITE 224 in the Field in the Game's Greatest Free-for-all By 0,\VU TALBOT Associated Press Sports Writer PRESTWICK, BcoUmd, Miy 30 — (AP)—Oolfdoni's greateit free-for-all. thl Brltlih imiteur championship, will open htrt tomorrow with Hon Michael Scott, defending title-holder, on the sideline!. Scott, 66-year-old leader Of thl Brltlih Walker cup lorce» trounced by the United Stttei tt St. Andrews eight dtyi tgo, tnnounced hli withdrawal suddenly tonight. Although ht give no reieon for hli ictlon, lt ww believed tht strain of tht Wtlker cup matches htd convinced the veteran defence of hit tmtteur title would bt much too strenuous. He suffered t severe chill on thl second tnd flntl dty ot tbt cup matches tnd hit not succeeded ln entirely shaking off lti effect!, UOODMAN PICKED Meanwhile there wts no chinge ln tht odds which mill Johnny Oood* mtn, tbt United Stttei open cbtm* Hon, t pronounced favorite it six to ont for the title. Ooodmtn hit been hitting hli ahot well ln practice tnd* home-bred critics ire convinced he It the mtn to bett lb the*Htld of 224 players. All tht other Amerlcin Wtlker cup pliyen trt entered—Oeorge Dunlap, United States amateur champion tnd t leml-flntllit ln the Brltlih tmtteur at St. Andrew's last yttr; Out Morelind of Texas, Johnny Fischer bf Cincinnati, Jtck Westland of Chi ctgo, W. Lawson Littlt of Peeble Beach, Cal., tnd Mu Marston of Philadelphia. IN LOWER HALF Completing thi Unlttd Stttei challenge are Jtua Guilford of Boston, Unlttd Stttei tmtteur chtmpion ln 1921; A. W. Breault of Detroit; P. A. Valentine ot New York, B. C. Van Arsdale of Boiton, tnd Douglu Orant, the former CtUfornltn who hit Uved ln Bngland for mtny years. ' The luck of the draw favors Ooodmtn'! chances. He U ln the lower htlt wbtn molt of the Inter lights were dnwn ind figures to have t minimum of trouble right through to tbi lut round. Hli compatriots trt not n lucky, however. Oulmet tnd Morelind will meet ln the flnt round, uiumlng the long driving Clndnnttl youngster hurdles his Initial opponent, Qrthtm Patrick Stirling, tn obscure Brltlih muhli-wleMer. Then, lf pity followi form, tbt survivor will find himself running smack up tgtlntt Jtck Mc* Letn, tine Scot pliyer tnd the tecond favorite for thi title, Westland li caUed upon to fact thl well-known Scot. Robert Harris, former Wtlker cup player, ln the tint round. Egin will play James Wallace of Troon, Dunlap cluhti with O. A. P. Walsh ot Calcutta, Little confront! R. W. Ripley of Banstetd Downs, tnd Minton tackles D. H, R. Martin ot Knolt Park, ooodmtn, tloni of the principal United Stttei threat*, WlU not play tomorrpw. Hit flret mttch, Tuudty, WUl ttkt blm agalnit William Robb of Mostly. The bulk of the BrltUh defence will be entrusted to tbt Wtlker cup pity- era—McLetn, Eric McRuvie, Eric Plddltn, Htrry Bentley, Cyril Tolley, Roger Wethered, Sam McKlnlty tnd T. A. Torrtnce—tnd to t tattering of other flrst-iate mttch pity stars Including Dr. William Tweddell, the Hartley brothers, Rt tnd Lister, J. A. Stout, I. B. Tipping, T, A. Bourn, and Lionel Munn, wbo quit tbt Brltlih Walker cup tetm ln t huff over an Intuit, retl or Imaginary, by ont ot bit teim-mitei. URGES ALL-STAR SOFTBALL TEAM Would Compete With Trail in Ladies' Sport; Picks Team Herself , To tbe Bporti Editor: Blr—Ai tt regular reader of your valuable paper, I want to thank you for tbe changed policy you are nov adopting ln giving tbe so-called minor on local sporta lota of publicity. While it no doubt means added ex- penes to you aad considerable work for your reporter! to help In personal contact with all tbe varloua* sport events now taking place ln the dty you can rest assured that your read* era surely appreciate lt, especially tbe mothers and relatives of boys and girls, who are playing. Naturally tbe kids both young and old like to see their names in the paper, and while they may be looking for Just one or two.,Items still It starts them reading the paper and lt ls not very long before they become regular readers of tbe entire paper. We parents would rather like to see and know that our children are Uklng part ln clean sports, as tben we know they are O.K. and meeting othera In competition, also brings them Into contact wltb others of their own age which they would not meet ln ordinary events. I am one of the many who look forward to'the softball games that are played on the Junior high school grounds every evening, and considering the number that are playing the softball game, tt ls hard to understand why the grounds are not kept in better shape than tbey are by the Nelson city officials. While I often watch tha men's league games, lt ts tha girls or as they are called tbe "Nelson Ladles' league." that draws the moat of my attention and from tbe large crowds witnessing the games, many more are of the ume opinion. While I have no bard feelings against Trail's sport teams. I am one who wishes to see Nelaon get back a lot of tbs honors that have been going to the smelter city ln recent years, and with this idea In mind I would Uke to make a suggestion to the Ladles' Softball league Fernie Newly weds HoneymooDinSoulh mHOI, Mty JO—Loulu, tecond dtughter ot Mn. O. Bedouin, wu united ln mtrrltge to Andrew Amtud tn Michel Catholic church Wednes- diy. Rer, Pather Cholnel offldited. The bride ww ittended by her sister. Mtrgtierite, tnd Roger Olrou wu groonmnai. After thl ceremony I wedding breakfast wu aerved tt the brlde'i home ln Pernle. Mr, ind Mn. Amtud tn ipendlng a honeymoon In Setttle. MORE ABOUT MONOPOLY Continued rrom Ptgi Sue) imitation for exploitation." Thli, Johnion retorted, metnt tlw choloe wu "between Paaclsm tnd Communion, neither of wblch can be espoused by inyone who believes In our democratic Institutions." Dtrrow mggested thtt tbi wty for tht public to find out the "difficulties which trite from tbi petition ot tht small mtn tn the preeent itage ot industrial development" wtl to transfer tbt mvestlgttory work to tht federsl tnde eommis* ilon, but to Johnson thli wu only till "wty to destroy thl Industrial recovery prognm." PRICE FIXING CRITICIZED TIM MRA price fixing wu criticized by tbe Dtrrpw botrd, which declared thtt prices ahould ht "determined by competition rather thin regulation." Till "chiller" li regarded by NRA u t menace to recovery, but Dtrrow said he might "not tlwtyi be • public enemy"; he might represent the only protection tor tht public In tome cases tgtlnit t monopolistic organization or chain. And, nld Dtrrow, ttlr competition wu "merely the resounding tnd Ulu* wry phrase," ill competition wu "savage, wolfish tnd relentless" tnd could bt nothing tilt. The chief counsel for tht NRA, Donald R. Rlchbtrg, replied to thtt. "The botrd," ho wld, "proclaims 'a return to tht anti-trust laws for tbi purpose of restoring competition we believe to be one of tbt great needs of tht time.' "Thus tht board," Rlchbtrg held, "flatly advocates that t modern, civilised nttlon ihould tbtndon my effort to promote fair builneu practices tnd ihould return to • 'savage, wolfish,' struggle for lndlvldutl survival" "SWEAT SHOP" OPERATOR Tbe chiller, Rlchberg Insisted, wu "thl sweat ihop operator, the exploiter of child ltbor, tbl cut-throat competitor." In thl botrd'i inilysls of tbl lndlvldutl codes, lt reported lt hid found three Instances which prompted t recommendation to Preildent Roosevelt thit code offlclils or agencies be dismissed. Tht boird recommended the dismissal of tht code tuthoritlei tor tht bituminous coal Induitry ln northern West Vlrglnlt tnd tht Pittsburgh districts, Including imong lti, reuoni "oppression of small enterprises by prict fixing." It recommended, without mentioning hli name, the replacement of Sol A. Rosenblatt, deputy administrator for the picture code, bectuse ot testimony hi wu "prejudiced igtlnit Independent produoen, distributors and exhibitors" ind on the ground he refused to testify before tbt review botrd. Rlchberg uld the recommenditloni ln the cue ot the cotl boards wen based on "ex putt testimony" tnd ihould be Ignored. Rosenblatt wld tbt review botrd'i hearing on tht motion picture code wu "not even t 'atir chimber* proceeding, it ww no proceeding it all." offlcltli of whtt I beUeve oould be tht itrongMt tetm poulble to field tgllnit Tnll tnd outelde tetmj, naturally someone will btvi to be ln chirge of tbe tetm md lt li hoped tbtt ill thl tetmt will pull together for the leigue as t whole. I would suggest* thtt Tony (Chum) Arcure md Cliff RltcUffl be named u auocl'ate ooachei of tht np tetm tnd G. Rowling, who I believe hu done more to promote a revival of sporta In Nelton ln recent yetn thu my other lndlvldutl, I will suggest bt tppolnted manager. With tlx entirely matched teams ln the letgue mtny good playeri would find themielvea not nimed for t tetm picked from them all. There tre In "toy opinion'four outstanding playen ln the Ltdlei' letgue, namely Alice Dunn, Bluebirds; Jem LePage md Pauline Stangherlln, Red •ox; md Arit Burt ot thl Aces, but tht rest trt filrly evenly matched. Arit Saare It my choice u catcher with Jean Patterson u substitute md Mn. Helen Ling ihould bt tbt chol.e of tU u pitcher, with Row Stewirt tnd Almeda Onvei u nUef pitchers. There will be no doubt considerable dispute over tbe tint buemin with Eva Smith, Jem LePtge md PhylUi Wallace, tU out- standing pliyen, md Alice Dunn ln hir one game tt tint bue tlw itarted but believing her to be the outstanding outfielder In the leigue, I would leave her ln the outfield. Jem LePtge ls tbt most Improved pliyer ln tbi league md In addition to being one of the fastest fielders ll tlio the best lead-off batters, which I think entitles her to. tint plice potltlon on tht rep tttm. Picking the ntt of the tetm It somewhat harder but Dorothy Tlttworth It thi* pick ot tbe tecond baaemen. Row Stewirt or Birbara Klngsett could bold down shortstop cipibly with Aimed! Graves going to third but. Alice Dunn, Pauline Stangherlln tnd Jem Splen would form tn outfield thlt would be hard to equal. A team ihould Include -three spares. 13 pliyen ln •11 tnd w 10 trt tlrttdy listed I'll name Phyllis Wallace md Evi Smith to complete thl tetm. Other flnt-clais pliyen ln thl league tre Jean Pitterson, Gladys Jarrett, Hazel Splen, Iwbtlli Donaldson, Elaine Beeiton, Beitrlce Lut- kewlch tnd Mn- Cady. Thew 30 or so player could bt celled out for practice with one team competing -gainst tht othtr until tht belt wu found, Ont thing li true thtt thiy could bt thi gretteit tggngttlon of hitters ever to form t lidles' tetm ln Nelton. Mtybt I tm prejudiced but inywty thtre trt mtny more Ukt me, who think tbt Junior iportt equal tht senior for excitement tnd thrills md I hire been dlwppolnted thtt to fir then-ieemi to be nothing doing ln Nelton tbout forming t Junior diu- ball tetm to pity tgllnit Trill. Surely the ttnlor twmt would help out ln organising t tetm md tw thtt thiy got tome lulttble dttet to pity thtlr game!. Al I htr* tlreidy taken up too much of your space I will clow. A MOTHER WHO LOVI8 SPORTS OIL FROM THE COAL OF WEST MAYYETCOME Progress of Probe in England Is Being ' Watched RESEARCH HEAD i TALKS OF IDEA FIRE Letter Is Referred to Fernie City; Is One Hope PlJlNIE, Mty 80—The Pernle city councU htd before lt on Thunday night flitter wblch wlU be of Interut to miny people In thli dlitrict md (n Albertt. It wu t litter written by Dr. K. M. Tory, president ot tbe national research council to Hon. U. H. Stevent relative to tht feasibility of establishing t by-products plant ln thll dUtrlct. Dr. Tory dow not prewnt my new ftcti but hi discusses the mttter ln some detail md hit itttementi ctrry tbt tutborlty of thi potltlon be holdi. In hli letter to Mr. Stevens Dr. Tory says, "I tm returning herewith the correspondence wblch you forwarded to me from the city clerk ln Pernle tnd the memorandum signed by tht Fernie Dlttrlct Ltbor ptrty, tlio t copy of your reply to Mr. White (Femle city clerk). "Really there ti very Uttle more thtt can bt wld tt tbe moment thm waa stated In the ucond paragraph ot your letter to Mr. White. "Tht prime requisite ot t luccessful by-product coke pltnt It m established mtrket for coke md gw; the other by-producti being ot secondary Importance. In tnt United Stttei there hu been Uttle or no expansion ot tht Induitry for some yetn, dut partly to thl depression, but tlio to Uie ftct thtt long distance pipe lines htve been built for tbe distribution of niturtl gu. AU existing plants tn found either near or tt large Iron md steel centers, or ln cltlea of large population when the gu production li wld for domestic uw md thl coke cm compete wltb higher priced domestic fuels. NATURAL OUTLETS "Ai you stated ln your letter to Mr. White, Fernie dow not belong to my ot the above categories. It would appear that t revival of tbt local Induitry ln Fernie must, to i large extent, depend on niturtl outlet!— tbtt It by m Increasing general Industrial ictlvity. Poulbly the lncreu- lng cost of fuel oU mty mtkt railways return to coal u t full. "Under tht circumstances lt It htrdly likely tbtt tht company cm be Induced to replace Itt bee-hive ovens wltb by-products plants unless subsidized, u the opportunity for tbe disposition ot by-producti would be limited. MAKE FUEL OIL "I btn bid t number of letteri lttely from tbi wwt luggestlng thi possibility ot t hydrogenttlon plmt being put In tor tht purpose of nuking oU md motor fuels trom cotl. SMF-Sfcat ss £?J2! ZJTS V5-r&*S m Ruth Work Upon Creston Cooler CRESTON. Mty 30.-Most Ot the carpenters In town an employed fitting up the frostproof itorage room tt tbt Ontton Cooperative Fruit Exchinge wtrebouw for tbt ntw three-ctr pre-cooler to be operated then. The electrical equipment li expected lmmedltttly, ind no time will be loit on Inettllltlon U tbt plut li guiranteed to he ln opentlon by June 1. Mn. Archil Corrle end ion, Douglu, wen motor visitors to Spokine it tht middle of tht wetk md on thtlr return wen accompanied by -the for- mer'i diughter, Mn. Normtn Birtlett md dtughter, Normt, of Vincouver, wbo will be vliltora btn for a ttw WMkl. Jtck ind Wtlter Dodds. who htn operated t trap Unt up Cultut creek tbi put wuon, ire ipendlng t few dtyi Unn this week on i prospecting trip. MORE ABOUT (Condnued From Pigt One) pavilion, tbl. Livestock Nitlonil bank md thi stocks ytrds Inn, with lti ftmoui Saddle tnd Sirloin club, ill owned by tbe union stock ytrdi comptny. Tbe only packing plants damaged were than lying eut of Haistead street—the p. Brennan Picking company plant, t huge wtrehouie of tht Omaha Picking compiny, the Independent Packing comptny, ud the Levi Pfelzer picking compiny, •11 mill plants compared to the large concern!. 14 STRUCTURES BURN Fourteen separate structures housing stores, offices ind hotels on the east side ot Halsted street were either destroyed or damaged btdly, Thl four-etorey Drovers Nitlonil bank building was t hollow then of debris. The Lire Stock National bank wu btdly damaged but lti offlcen uld tbey wen certain records wtn Intact within thi fire-proof vault walls ud they expected to open for builneu tomorrow. The Droven journal building placed lti lou tt 3600,000. 2000 FIREMEN Tbt confltgrttlon, starting u did thi historic tin ot '71 ln tht stockyards utt, raged uncontrolled for 4 1-3 houn despite tbe efforts ot 3000 firemen. Every ivtllible piece of tin fighting equipment ts tbe city wu thrown Into the melee. Firemen off duty md on vacation wtn summoned hurriedly. STOCK IS KILLED Hundreds of cittle, ihtep ud hogi, tripped by the scorching wive, perished In their stills but othen wert herded to havens. Ptni, corrals, runwiyi, sheds ind other wooden structures ln tht ytrdi burned Uki paper boxes ln tbe wave of tire. A series of explosive blasts Wt oft by firemen to stop tht tide ot fltme, rued several structures In lti pith but wu effectual ln staying lti coune. Refugees, some of tbem openly weeping, trudged twty with t few valuables on their backs In t tragic panorama reminiscent of wtr tlmu. Heroism stalked across the sulphuric soene tl fireman (ind civilian climbed extension ladders ud held nets to rescue persons stranded on thl roofs of flame-enveloped building!. Scores of tales of Individual prowest were rented. IN MIDST DRV SPELL Scorei of telephone comptny employee! ttuck to tbelr posts through tbi thick of thl battle. During tbi so lar ln Oreat Britain tbtt they hive agreed on subediting the Induitry by m eight-cent tariff for 10 yetn or t 16-cent tariff for five yetn. 'I have recently written to Blr Frederick Smith, head of tht national rewtrch council tor Great Britain, uklng tor detail! of the sew venture, u I understand It thl tint plmt succeeds they htvt pltnt for extensions both ln Wales tnd Durham. Aa soon ta thl Information cornea to bud I wlU check tbe mttter fully n tbtt wt mty determine whether lt would be wise to raise the question with tbe western mini ownen. "One thing Is fivor ot iuch t plan ta thtt western coals an very suitbale for hydrogenatlon. A major Item of cost ll tht preparation of tht necessary hydrogen, Wt htd hoped thtt tht Turney valley gu which U 95 per cent methane, composed ot carbon tnd hydrogen, could be substituted.for pure hydrogen. Wt found thtt the Alberto bitumen cm bt successfully hydrogentted with the gu but we did not succeed with It on the cotl. "Wt tn ttill carrying os tht work Is the Unlvtnlty of Albertt under Dr. Boomer wbo It t specialist In tbt subject, md hu t small high-pressure «lmt ipeclilly buUt for tht purpose. te btn been subsidizipg blm tor the put five yetn tnd trt giving t small grant thll yur to continue the work," The wcond paragraph of Mr. Stevens' letter to wblch Dr. Tory refers nidi, "In tht meantime I htve bid tome correspondence with England on thli ume subject, but again tha whole question thtt arises Is, li tbt cotl ln t potltlon whtn lt by-producti tre secured tht mtrket. It closely md cully available? Particularly dot! thla tpply to coke ud certain ot the larger by-products tuch u cotl tar, etc." Is iplte of tbi council'! Interut ln the development of Induitry ln Pernle lt wu telt thtt nothing more cound bt dom tlong thli Unt tt preeent. Another communication presented to the council wu trom X- W, Griffith, administrator of the unemployment relief branch tt Vlctorlt ln regard to the additional 16 allowance granted to the relief recipients of this dlitrict. Mr. Griffiths itated that tt wtt not possible to continue thlt extn allowance during tbl tummer n It WM only allowed bectuse of tht severe weather conditions tbtt prevtlled ben during tbl winter. Tht city clerk nported thtt quite t number ot tht unemployed htd tccepted tht council's proposal thtt tbey out wood for dty uw u ptyment for their dog licence!. Owing to the absence ot Mayor Douglu ud tht Illness of Acting Miyor Shorthouu, Aldtrmin Rutledge wu elected chtlrmtn tor the evening. Mayor Douglu wu ttt' .ng tht convention of Auocltted Botrdi of Trade of Eutern Brltlih Columbli ln union tt Onnd Forkl. METAL OUTPUT OROWS Germany hu fitted up more thu 3,000 cattlei •■ hotel! for tourtati. chinge offlct ctught fin giving rise to report! thtt tbt building wu destroyed. Thi middle west's drought ot mon thin t month which htd been alllevlated ben by only * oc- culonil minor tboweri wu blamed for the rapid spread of the flames. Every dty, ilmost, tben It t tire ln the yards tret but the fire fighting personnel then Is so efficient that only i few ever retch the stage of newspaper notice. Saturday tht wooden buildings were Un tinder tfttr two dtyi of excessive belt. Tht circumstance wblcb gin tht ftmoui tire of 1871 lti great start—. long dry spell- offered further opportunity for eves more widespread damage but NEWS OF THE DAY Bom ot England meet tonight ln the Memorial hall it eight o'clock. (3833) Keep Frldiy 3d open, Presbyterian tet. Mrs. A. T. Pirks, Richard St. 1.3833) Eagles' whlit ud dance, Tue., Mty 32nd tt 8 pjn. Refreshments 38 cents. (3834) Big Buebill Dance, Mty 34th. Eagle Bill. Music by the Melody Mtken, Qents 60c, Ltdlu 25c. (3819) BUGLE BAND Whlit drive md duct Legion htU Tuesday, 8 p.m„ ihirp. Admission 38 cents. (3838) Dont be dlwppolnted. spend Vic* torlt Dty, Mty 24th, tt Ymir, Prognm brim full of tctlon throughout tbt dty; big duce tt night. (3818) CANADIAN LEGION MASQUERADE HARD TIMES HOE DOWN DANCE. WEDNESDAY 0 TO 1. ADMISSION ■iir. CASH PRIZES FOB BEST COMIC LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. (3815) SPEND THE (4th AT KASLO Oood prognm ot iporti including children's events and trapshootlng In tbe morning; buebtil 3 p.m., football 4 pjn. Big duce ln the evening. (3818) A while of t time ll promised those tttending the Ymir celebration on Mty 24th. Not t dull moment. Bold! In good condition, Mwt your friends it Ymir. (3618) CHEST CLINIC OTTAWA (CP)-Cutdt li itetdlly Increasing her output of.metali Including gold. Copper output ln Janu-J try wu 38,814,843 pound! compared with 33.060,537 pound! In Jinuiry, 1088. Nickel production In thl ume month wu up tbout 400 per cent, letd production wu tbe highest ilnce Jinuiry, 1931, ud lino output wu 21,888,000 pounds, in lncruw of 56 ptr wnt. Silver production It alao Iscreulng sharply. Dr. A* B. Limb. Travelling Provincial Heilth Officer ud Chest Speclillit, will bold i Chest clinic ln tbt Kooteniy Like General hospital, Prlday, Mty 26th, till Tuesday. Miy 30. 1034. Iximlnttloni it thu Clinic tn tree; thow wishing • consultation in uked to mtkt arrangements" through tbelr Fimlly Doctor." (2636) FUNERAL NOTICE Ryley—Mn. Birth Jane of Queens Bay, tge 73 yetn, ptwed twty stturdty. Body wlU rut it Somen Funeral Homi when lervlces will bt held Tuudty it 0 t.m. Interment will tike plice it Orud Porks. (3631) GOLF KNICKERS AND GOLF HOSE 331 H Our entire ttoek of Tweed, Homespun and Linen Golf Knickers-* also our stock of English all-wool fancy Golf Hose—to clear at ona* third off their original , price. EMORY'S Limited Quality Service Satisfaction modern flr« fighting apparatus and methods finally swung the victory where 19th century equipment failed. insurance figures on the loss likely will not be available until tomorrow, but Jay B. Glidden, bead of tbe Chicago board of underwriters, said he believed the loss woull be less than the estimates by fire officials, O. M. Cartwrlght, editor of tha National underwriter, trade publication, said: "the loss will not w known definitely until the Insurance men get down there and dig lt out." While insurance men were making inspections preparatory to their reports, the general manager of the stockyards said his survey convinced him yards property wu damaged to the extent of |5,ooo,bOO or |0,- 000,000. Re scouted the theory labor difficulties might have had something to do wltb the fire. He aald be waa convinced the fire started from a carelessly tossed cigarette. MORE ABOUT (Continued From fen One) ed, under t pltn whtch will girt the centnl government firm control over tbt legislative body. Tlu political subdivisions ot tbi nttlon in being nduced Ul number md Increased In lire. sixteen historical provinces will bi placed by •even administrative district!. Tbt divisions wlU divide tbe Micedonlin county of Fetrltlcb, whleb bu been t hot-bed of revolutionary ictlvity. In tht new scheme, which reveals tbe government to be Irinkly sntl-Macidonlan, Petrltlcb territory wlU be divided betwun Sollt tnd Plovdiv provlncu, BEMOVE MINISTER Another hint of the tntl-Mace- donlan character ot the ntw government v)u uen ln the prompt removal of oenenl Ivan volkof, Bulgarian minister of Italfc Volkof, only active army officer ln tht diplomatic service, vu frlindly to the Macedonian movement. The removal ot Volkof was tin regarded In diplomatic circles tl tn Indication ot t radical change In tbe Bulgarian policy toward Italy. The mlnliten lashlontng t new government swept from office mtny miyon md provincial governors. New governors tre being named, chiefly from the civil service, tnd thty will take offices with vastly extended powers. Striking swiftly Stturdty before the tun wu up, tbe army Junked the constitutional government md took control under tbe military dictatorship, whatever hli original petition, the king acquiesced -promptly to the new »tate of tfftlri, ind signed decrees which dissolved parliament. Soldiers were ln absolute control ot the situation, not only hen but In other cities throughout tbt ooun- BLOW IS SWIFT The blow was itruck swiftly tnd effectively before dawn, tnd ln tbt minner of lta execution ibowed evidence of week! of planning. Troop! moved speedily from their barricki to ill public buildings ln Soflt, md took possession of every strategic point without hlndennce. primler Oueorguleff, military mtn md vetenn of politics, ll expected to uiume t permtnent role ln the nsw government. The premier aims to create a "disciplined ittte." Derreen's Record Still Stands AOASSIZ. B.C., Miy 30 (OP).— Two Birred Plymouth Rock pullets which established in almost perfect record during tht flnt six months ot the mnutl egg-laying contest tt the Dominion experimental firm hen have fallen behind the performance mtde lut year by Der* reen 10-L, the White Leghorn wblch eventually equalled the world'i mtrk Of 887 eggl ln 868 days. Pullet No. 3, owned by thi Delta Lmd Comptny, Vmeouvtr, tnd 3, owned by A. Pennington, Agtulr, have etch Uld 103 eggs ln 108 diyi. "Dauntless Derrten" htd Hid 1(3 eggi In 108 dtyi lut yetr. Four expeditions hive flown onr the North Poll, GRADS WALLM id Edmonton Gets Li End of 100-391 Hoop Score EDMONTON, Miy 30 (OP)-1 mercltl Ortdt, Cmidlin wtqg basketball chtmploni, tonight li well able to take care of thilr I national laurels. Coach J. Percy Page's pert wonder tetm of women'i bukt turned back Spencer Colli, UM from Chlctgo, 100 to 30 ln tbt game of • two-out-of-thrtt I Stturdty for tbe Underwood tn emblemaUc of tht women'i a Internitlonil basketball title. < tint won tho trophy ln 1331 hive held lt continuously since. While the icon wu lop-i Grads wen forced to itep to thr to turn wide tbe Chlctgo girl tht tint quarter Spencer Colli scored the chtmploni 18-18, leading it one time 18-10, but ( finally got their preclilon pltyt < Ing md nn In buket tfttr b wltb t shooting tccurtcy ot tb* carlbre tbt title-holders htr* displayed. In the second quarter Oradt ln 80 pointi to their opponent!' I In the third they tdded tnothi while tbe Coaii found mothtr md In thi flntl itanxt whlit crowd yelled for t century I brought lt up to thtt mtrk wt mon points, tnd tht Chlctgo ltgged tt only three points. A new itar ippeired foe C Ptge when Noel MtcDontld, for rolled ln 33 pointi to letd htr In lndlvldutl tcorlng, tnd mgln plenty ot other pltyt wblcb a eounti. Por thi visitors Rt* Levlni w» ■tar wltb 18 pointi md ihe n_ plaudits of tht crowd with btr fl playing. Orads' shooting, on tht wholl, from clou ln, while the Chlctgo ihot • majority ot theln front* out. "Oranditand" shoti on ttw of thi Spencer Colli mty htvt < ped tbelr toon down u pltnt shots, mtde wltb ont hand wbl appeared two could htve been 1 hit the buket md dropped btck. Thru Chicago pliyen, Frmcu lice, Mtry Ftndell md Peggy were binned for four persontl I while Margaret MtcBurney, Ortd forward, went tht tame route. Tht lineups: , Spencer Coals—Lillian RothOI 13; Prances Wallace, f, 0; Mtry 1 deU, c, 8; Hae Levlne, f, 18; I Wlese, g, 1; Blanche Kottt, r Bow Olbur, r, o. Tottl 30. Commercial Oridt—Margaret I Burney, f, 14; Bibe Belenger, f, Gladys Pry, f, 17; Doris Null, | Helen Stone, g, 10; Elile Bennle, I Noel MacDonald, f, 33; Mabel li ton, g, 7, Total 100. Officials—Oeorge Ptrney, Ida ton; Wtlter Wilkie, New Welti B.C. ste^ Indians to Honor Anniversary of Anglican Sch< ALERT BAT, B.C., Mty 30 (OI The 50th anniversary of Indian I dentlil ichool work ot tbe Angl church here will bt mtrked li week's celebrations opening to Clou to 1300 Indlani from A north u Bella BeU* tnd KM wlU tttend. Officiating mlnliten at a | reunion unlet will bt But. o K. Proseer, the retiring rector, 0. Hodgson, the new Incumber Alert Bty parish, tnd Principal I Anfleld of St. Mlchtel'i echool. J.A.C. Laughton, R. OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN Sold 305, Medlctl Alt! Bulldll TO-DAY and Tuesday Cm___- 3 COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY 2-7-9 HELLO LAUGHTER! Charlie Ruggles in "GOODBYE ' LOVE" -Added — Smashing Drama George Bancroft in "BLOOD MONEY" .
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