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RrMrial Meets Asioh Villa'^ in Next Cup Play p*ov . «c' f_i"\* -C .volume n (Dp Go/a7 a1.-1 iS/iver 7ssu_s .4 re Doivn af Coast —Pa$e Six NELSON. BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA-TUESDAY MOBNINO. FEBRUARY tO, UM , FBBRU, Iv_ CENTS A COPT NUMBER tU BELGIUM IS STUNNED BY KING'S DEATH Her Daddy Will Be a New King ~ CHARLOTTE PrlBoou Josephine Charlotte, whan gnndftthtr, King Albert, waa tngictUy klUtd whlU mountain climbing on Saturday. —be u tbe daughter ot Crown Prince Leopold and Prinoeu Astrld. Fair Reciprocity Is LEGISLATURE Aim of R.B. Bennett OPENS TODAY PARTIES SPLIT ON FLAG IDEA But Motion Adjourn Debate Passes by 6449 OTTAWA "**• lt <OP>—* Rt- tlonel flat for Canada apparently died e parliamentary duth u far u t_la teuton U concerned wben tbl beau of commons tonight carried a mat—_ to adjourn debate. It required tbt mt m 1 ttnntth of tbe gonro- ment to break off dlac-tton on a notion propoted by Charlu H. Dickie (Cona-Ntnahno). Ike dlvUlon of the tdjoumment taw eight conttrvttlvu oppou tbe prime tnlntsetr and tht bulk of tbt government tupporten. Tbt motion far "a natlona1 mg npnuatlng tbe Pi—.".tm. at Canada" th—i went ta tht bottom of the order piptr. It u eain-aty doubtful if tt wui hi "MB vote waa at to wi. liberals. nntieailiM and Indepeadsnts toted against tbe motion, sponsored by CoL Jamee Arthun (Cont.-Ptrry Bound) aad Ool. Bid—ty Robinson (Cone-Bues Weet) to adjourn debate, tantamount almoat to kUllng tbt original resolution tor a nag. moved by Mr. Dlcku. tnd R. 8 White (Coot-Mount Royal). MTROLABS OET SU CHH-UWACK. Peb. 1»—»i_rglare wbo broke Into the ChlUlwack ga- nm BM——ay nlgbt aaoaped wit- la wMh. ITAUANSMAY REACH BREAK WITH GERMANS Italian Newspaper Emphasizes the Serious State AUSTRIAN FLARE CAUSE OF ROW Claim Nazi Blowup Was Inspired by German Nazis ROMS. into. It (API--The poeal- hUlty of a break over Auttria be- tween Fascist Italy and Natl Oermany, fonissn by many obaarvtrt, wu emphsslsed today by an editorial attaek on BarUn by the newt, piper Olomale d'lUlla. "Them now u ao longer aay doufct," tald tbt newapaper, probably elceer to the gonrnment than any ln Borne, "tbat tha National Social—I movement (Real) wbleh exploded la Austria tn violent form U invited by Oermanlo elements. "Thslr heedauarten an in fact Berlin tad Munich.'' tbt Olronale s'ltalla oooUnued. "Thtlr chief organ—era an among tbe big—nt per- tomlltlu tn tbe Oerman poUUcti rtd. "Explosivu aad arma whleb ban mada vtotlma ta Aaetrte, hate come la Bart from Oermany. Ooa-bet •quad, which are mutating aad which ttm operate la Auatriaa territory for Htt-oatl Boclslists ban betn to pen mtlatalned and educat- ed tn Oerms._y- ~s» sWar_» WHtoa «- attackt from the Oarman prut directed •gainst Italy at a mult cf tbe dsc- lintloa by Rome. Prt—ce aad Onat Britain that Auttrian Independence mutt be preserved. Belgium's Next Heir to Throne NEGOTIATIONS HAVE BEEN ON FOR 9 MONTHS Make Reciprocity Fair to Both U.S. and Canada PRINCE BAl'POt-IN / Ben ti toughing Prlnc* B*u- douin, thrw end one-half yesi old MB of Prinoeee Aitrid end Prince Leopold. Leopold Mctnde tht Belgian throne on Friday, following burUJ of King Albert on Thursday. Th« prince bee an older eieter, Prlnceee Joeephlne CHertotte, wbo l* neat six yean ot age. ROOSEVELT HAS STUDIED IDEAS Matter Discussed os Mr. Ditff'Raises the Issue SOCIALIST IS SENT TO DEATH Is the Eighth to Die Following the Austrian Rov? for ta two i, WUUam Duff, far tba Antitonua-Omthus uettd Sfesolutloc today, urging totem—eat to opea aant oat Wuhlngtou for a UaaV I i permit natural products of Yale Member III victoria, rtb. lt ton—a. 3. 3. amn, u Uberal member for Tele, will be univoidebly tbtent at tbl opening of tbe BrltUh Oolumbla laglttatllfe tomorrow, lt U learned here today. Dr. OUUa wu reported to be 111 m Moatreel. IS CHINA USING U.S. LOAN TO BUILD FORTIHCATIONS OFF FORMOSA ISLE? Man Who Robbed in Cranbrook Gets Three Year Term VICTORIA, ftb. lt (AP) -Wllllim htepti McOulre. W. wltb a Oalgary police noord, ww untenced todiy to three yeen' Imprisonment Wbtn be pleaded guilty before MsgUtnte Oeorae Jay to robbing tha boms of the Ute J. A. leyward, Victoria philanthropist, wbo died rscsntly. McOulre ww tmtted yuterday aaortly after tha robbery. Police nported McOulre htd umd two yean on fin ehtrgu cf house- hut-lag In Canary, btlng untenced ea May to, ml. H* also urved one yeer on a charge of breaking and entering at cnnbrook, B.C. He WM ll nally nleaaad on the Utter count. Safe Crackers Are Given Three Years T_ROUUV_H. Teb. lt (CP).— Me| OentUe. Vernon Campbell and WUUam W. Ball, allu Williams, wbo r4td guilty to blowing the taft Llneham's jewelry ttort January SO and atealInt Jewelry valued at tll7o, were eaeh sentenced In polln aourt today to three yean ln penitentiary by laalUtratt W. If. Mc- K Robtrt Arthur BUan, wbo prerl- w—ly pleaded guilty to partlclpa. tlon tn tbe robbery, wu untenced Tib. lt to It months ln JeU. Such I« Claim of Japanese Who Declare Secret Pact -xtota VOMICA, Ttb. lt (Atr).—Ttot Auttrian government sent mother flo- dalut—the eighth—to tbe gtllowt for Inturrectlor-ary tctlvluu tonight ud genuy took to plane tbe monument lo tbe republic—for transport to tba municipal muaeum. Unt, but tfter bue with bayonet- bearing police ww rushed to the ipot nur the parliament wben tbe polished granite memorial to the re- pubUc aad lu founder itood. B.C. ABCHITBCT DIES. VANCOUVER. P»b. 11 (OT). — John Jamu Honey—en, Ot, well- known Vinoouver trchltect. It died todty. Ht ww preeldent of the BrltUh Oolumbli Archltecte association and wu a member cf the firm of Honeymtn 9 CurtU. TC-O, TM. M (AP).—Japan will atk China to aniwtr npccts sht U utuit.ni a tto.000.000 ootton and whett loan from tbe United Statu to —inlop alrdru—ee In I\iklen province, lt wu nneltd today. Tht nports, s apokssman for tbt fonlgn offlot tald. came "from Jap- anew cone—a and aaenta ln other depertmente of ttw Jipanew gov, emment." On tbe etnagth of thsm. Akin Arlyoshl. minister to China. WlU uk tht XBtlonal government tt Kinking to confirm or deny Uie rumora If tbt loan U being uted to build military air beau at Foochow aad An—y, Japan wtu protsst thlt such sn sotlon U ln vlolttlon of a lilt pledge by china aot ta uu foreign capital for military purpow. along tbt PukUa oots*. Tbe Jep—Mao-owned Uland of For- mou Uu of Fuklen. Toklo recently opened an lnvwtigatlon Into reporte that Chine and tha United sutee had entered a eacnt treaty calling for aaautanoa from America for denkrpment of Chlnete MMM, Tbe state department at Washington pointed out unofficially tbat tha United Statu inttn no went tnetlw. (Only a amall part of tbe cotton aad whwt loant bit bwn utilised lt ww wld. Jtpan hu made no ln- qulrlw on either tubjsct.) Oat report concerning tbe Foochow bwt. tbe fonlgn office spokes- man aald, ww tbat "offloen of an American gunboat lying off Foochow during tbt recent dltturbencw went wben snd Inspected propoeed airdrome tattntlon plana." ButtwulUlum to tbt United state, ln tbt matter an not et* ■MM, Exports to Places in Empire Are Up by 20 P.C. in 10 Months OTTAWA, ret. ll (Cri—Ae laat tU.IK.O0O or 10 per cent wu shown la uperta to BrltUh Empire countries during tbt II month, of the fiscal yeer -allot Jtaaary tl, which totalled Mil .Mt, We aa compered with * lltt,1X0,000 ln the corresponding period leet year, says a report Issued todar by Ihe Dominion ea- naa of statistics. OTTAWA. Feb. II (CF)—Canada steads ready to negotlafl a reciprocity treaty with tM Halted Statu along Uau that wW he talr te ketk countries, Fnaltr a. a. Bennett eaaoanced tonight In tbe beat, af tea—Bent. For the put nine aaoat—i Informal nego—itioat AT VICTORIA Conservatives Will Be Absent as a B.C. Pdrty C.C.F. TO LEAD THE OPPOSITION Prominent in Austrian Turmoil Many New Faces Will Be Seen; Pooley Is Dean of House la vrukiat- inl Fraaklla ten aad when Fn.ld.nt Boowvert It clothed ky wlU tariff targalalag power, tbey wUI Matlaaa la ann eaacrett VICTOBIA, _%*• It (CP)-Thl "toldtn gtt"'' leading to tbs leg- UUtlve chamber ln the parliament buiidingi wtn poltthed brttgly todir. Tbt mut, tymboUtlng tht king's tuthortty, ww alao given a touch with clesasr'a cloth sad rttumed to tht wrgeant-at--rms' cabinet ready for ute. Clark of tbe. houw W. H. LaagUy bad sworn In neuly hill tbt turn- ben of tbe new houw. And tbe corrldon adjacent to tht chamber wen sbusa with mem- ben, page boys,, tttendanu aad tbt rut of the enw which an paving tbe way for tbe opining tomorrow afternoon ot B. c.'l ilfh- tetnth legUlttlv. assembly. KING RESTING IN PALACE AT CAPITAL CITY Torches Lead Solemn Parade Through Brussels ROYAL FAMILY IN MARCH AT DUSK (Ceetlnisd en Fees Bight) : ULTIMATUM IS I SENT DOUFifSS (Ceatlaetd ea Fast twe) Markets at a Glance Toronto aad Montreal: Stooks Irregularly higher. Toronto mlnw: Cloud lower. New Tork: Stockt lowtr but firm tt dou'. Wlnnlptg: Wbut cloeed lower. Toronto: Baoon hots off car up U oentt to Itt to t.M. London: Bar illver, tin and lead higher; copper tnd sine lowtr. Hew Tork: Bar illver and tla hither, copper, Uad and atnc unchanged. Ntw Tork: Cotton tnd rubber lower: eoffw tad auger unchanged. New Tork: Canadian dollar up 1-lt to M 7-11. Early Railroader Dies in Everett ■V-H-1T. Wash.. Fib. It (CF)— Joseph N. Duchlnt, tt, wbo, u a Umber Inspector with tin Canadian Pacific railway ln the early daya, onoe walked tba entln distance from Winnipeg to Vanoouver. ww dead ben tonlgbt. He also man—ed wttb oenerai Sherman through oeorgla ln tbe American civil war. Man Lost at Sea When Hff Rescue About Certain by Freighter Crew MATTl--, F-b. » (AP).—An un- Mratinod msn. c1.nr.ni to drlfttnr Umbers, _v.dently lost from the dock Voed ot o fr-lgrit-rr wm dinted Ute Ptldsy night br the lookout of tbt LwtMmthlp P. J. Luckenbtth. it mllee off Orefi Harbor, Cspt. J. Martene, _fUr of the -eeeel, reported hen totf«7 when ttw ahlp airlred aftar ft voysgo from Ifew Tock:. *1 atopped the ahlp and turned around In an effort to pick him V Cftptftln Usrtons aald. "In the dim llfht caat on tho watar by llihte from tho ahlp, tba man oould ba aaen cllnglnf to wrackate or a piece of timber, membere of tbo d crew aald, althoufh bo wae not •bible from tba brldgo. "Aa wo circled tbo apot where tbe man waa aaen, wo caat Ufa rinfi and lighted buoyi orer tba aide and were ready to launch a boat. Than wa loot alght of tbo man »nd oould not find him although wo circled about for four boun.' Two Recovering From Smallpox VICTORIA, Fib. 19 (CP).—Third Officer Haneon and Firemen Boor of tbe Beardon Smith freighter Klnj( City an nported rtooeerlnf today In hoapltal at Marine quarantine from smallpox which broke out aboard tbo veaael ln mld-Paclflc. w. Beall, Si, tbo wlnloaa operator, died Peb. IB from tho dleeaee and waa burled ftt eea. Tbo remainder of tho crew of about II han boon raoolnatod and tho ahlp la belnf fumlfated. •of«ooe*e«*oo«eeeeeeie*f BY RIGHTS ONE SHOULD BE DEAD Given Eight Days to "Think It Ovy" or Fight Again MUNICH, Oermany, Peb. It (API. —Austrian Nsall. through thtlr called leader. Theodon Keblcht. la- mad tn ultimatum to Ohancellor Dolltuti tonight giving him tight tin "to think It over** tnd the choice between lining tha -full Into tht government or facing anotber "fight." Hablcht announced an eight-day "truce" la which hit followen an forbidden to attack the Austrian government "In word, writing or other mum" on penalty of eipul-|on from the party BATTLE 3000-POUND SHARK THREE HOURS AND FIRE 70 SHOTS Pour of the principal pereonalitles ln Auttfift'e perlloui political equation. Top, left. Prince Srnit rob Starhembari. heimwehr leader, who eupporta Chancellor Dollfuai; lower, left, Vice-chancellor mm Pey. ln- ntaroto foa of Socialism end Com munism, wbo alio backa Dollfuaa; contn, Alfred prauenfeld. Nasi aient. who would Hltlertae Auetrla, and right. Karl Betta, Boclallat mayor of Vienna, who la reported to bo undar amat on conaplracy chargee. RAND HEARTILY IN FAVOR OF SILVER WASHINOTON, Mb. 10 (AP). —Skying bo waa "heartily ln favor of profportlni with aUver loHalatton." H. II. Rftnd of the committee for tbo nation told ttn United Btatea boun of rep- renntatini colnafe oommlttee today he ngretted "tbcre I* ao email ft atock of eUrer ln tbo world." "Our me uneound : und. "Tt wu nol baaed on' gold or allver but on pnou of paper backed by otbtr plecee of pftper "In nbulldlng our currency, wa ought to bftrt a larger per- oentage of gold and allver to gin ua a tangible baala that will not ranlah or explode." am --laaeaaaaaaftJ .-fi&C-' WlU. CANADIAN WIRELESS LINK WITH BRITISH Editor of Catholic Herald Is Dead -OHDOrJ. Peb. Ig (CP Cahli) ■ ChtrlM Diamond, Tt. editor of the Catholic Herald, and a native of Inland, died lodir Bt wtt tbt foundsr of I number of weekly newspaper, ln London and iltewhere In England. CAB OOBS THBOCOB ICI BOTUia LAKB, B.C., Plb. 19 (CPI —Constable Ttlt tnd Coronir Holmes had a narrow eecepe whin illuming from rrancott lake. Craablng through tha let while crossing Prsncots lsks. tbelr car waa hauled te solid we br Charlie Hunter, near Collvroount. Ptattgs to Burnt ltkt wte then returned In saletr Cat, rah. li (CP)— Tht itocv of a three-hoar battle with a NOe-aoand thark, during which 71 shots wen fired, wet related hen todar hr four fishermen whe finally landed their prlte after ther had sported It from ea airplane. The fishermen wen Dr. Albion 1. HoweB, Pollcemin N. H. Hornitad. John Arautreng aad Cecil Mantlll. C. N. R. Report to Ba Tabled Mar. 15 MOIfTB-AL, »_>. II (CPl-The preaence in Montnal today of Sir Robert —inderaley, dlnctor of tbe Bank of England aod managing director of Iaaard Brothen, l-ond—l, and ttt Joseph Plavelle, Toronto. hu nvlved rumor, of a poaalble amalgamation of Canadian land aad sinless telegraph propert-n with British cable Inletests. BELGIAN REDS CALL UPRISING But Threot Against Leopold Taken in Quiet Way IMMU, F»b. II'(API-A Ooat' mur—it dtoltntlon, calling on work- in to nfim to recognlat lbt futurt King Leopold m tad Inviting thtm to rise up agalnat tht gonrnment, left other political fecttone. enn oppoiltlon proupe, cold todty. The leedera or thtst political groupa considered tbl manifesto as ill-timed tnd ta improper mon coming it lt did whtn til fictions an united ln tbe common grief. Political oceerven pointed out thtt Emile Vindsmldi, bead of tbt tecond Internationale, publicly acclaimed King Albert it hla personal Hand. Royal Burial Will Be Conducted on. Thursday By ALBERT W. WILSON (Copyright, MM, ky Anertated prttt) -BUME-a, Belgian, .Feb. 1* (AP).—A caisson draped In bltck bore the body of King Albert tonight, between wild nwt of war vettrani with bowed heads, back to the capital city, ta Ue tn atate for than 'days. It wUI bt King Albert's bit stay In thi royal palace, from which he wai driven tt tht oubretk of the Orett War, far hi will he burled In quiet on-Thursday th the roytl crypt at Laeken. Solemnly tbe populace gathered1 along the btaek-dnpod rente ef march, atlll .tunned by the .hock ot the trddeat that eott tht king hit life Ssturdsy walls mounttln- cllmblng In hli aatln hills. A detachment of cavalry beirlng torches rods tt dusk before the eoffln. The ttreets of Brusttlt wen draped with flagi of black, yellow tnd nd—the national colon—tur- mounted with black crepe. MIST OVER CITY A mist bu mantled the elty all (Contlnntd ea Page Eight) TWOTOSEET SCOTTISH SEATS roiNBtmcra, Feb. io <cp c*bio). —Only tvo candldatee wen nominated today for tba by-election for ooa of tho Soottlah Unl-eraum' tbna aeate tn tbi boun of eommona, racant by death recently of D. If. Cowan. Uberal. Tho candldatea are Dr. Oaorga Morrlaon'of Aberdeen, Uberal, and Robert Olbaon, KC, of Bdlnburgh, Labor. Polling will be beld between March 7 and 13 and tha declaration will ba made here on March 24. In the last general election* all three memben were returned by acclamation. SCRAP OF CIGARETTE PAPER MAY CONVICT ALLEGED COAST GUNMAN OTTAWA, Feb. IB (CP)-Tbe report of the Oanadlan National R_a.il- wftya will be tabled In the hente? of eommona on or about March 15. Tbla information waa given In the bouae today by Bon. R. J. Manton, mtnliter of ratlwaya ftnd canal*. Tmtvmt, Oolo, Peb. 10 (CT) —A abotloaa pistol dual oharac- terlaed tbe holdup of ft lunchroom ban today. A young, well-dr aaa id man T. B. Buchanan. 17, of tba abop, with revolrer. a L. Oregory, book- beeper, gnbbed ft pUtol from bU deik, aimed lt ftt tba man, pulled tba trigger twioe. II fallod to go off. Tbo bandit snapped tba trigger of hit own weapon onoe, and lt didn't dloebaige. Ab ftooomplloe helped tbe robber tie the two men and escape wltb 9740. 4ft*^<a*j_a__fc_-S-__ft_-__--*----M*»»ia CONTINUATION OF GOLD STANDARD MEANS INEVITABLE WAR SAYS GAY GERRY McGEER FLAYING TAXATION Wora_i.pp.ng Golden Calf Heading World Into Black Depths of Dea-aif; Roosevelt's Plan b Bnt a Slight Hope VANCOUVER, Peb. II (CP) .—"Thi tat gathering clan an riding the bleak hont of devaatatlon." detiand a. a. MoOeer. KC, UU, la eddnaUng tbe wholtetle buntu of tht Vincouver hoard of trade today en "Progreaa of Disaster." Worshipping of tbt goldtn calf wu heeding the world Into buck dentin of despair with oaly a faint hope emanating from the efforte of pntldent Roonnlt ln hit crutede agalnat the "money herons" •eld Mr. leoOeer "It Pn-ldent Roonnlt euectedt bt will hava aceompllshed a greatar service for mankind than Lincoln who ahollabed tltvery. "We mutt take tway tht control of publlo nnnue from t group of mtn who htn only thttr own wtlfin In mind end establish a government that hae tha benefit of the oommunlty at heart. "Wa doat need communlam or high- powered capitaturn, but wa ean eetebl—h economic peace by following tht rscom- mandatloas of Chrlstltn wisdom ind truth. •■Pnetieallv every nation In tbe world haa repudiated lta gold standard. bsotuM gold tt t medium of ttchtnat la nothing but a tham and mud. To continue tbe gold ttandtrd meant Inevltsbls war." Evans Judgment Probable Today VICTORIA. »kb. 1».-Juitlce of tht court of iweel will hold t -It- ting htn tetnorrow to hind down Judgment In tbe cut which Involve! the validity of the B.C. government1! aueceealoa Duties let. Judgmtnt In. tht Wtnt criminal appeal Involving the interpretation of section M of tbe criminal cod*. may alao be given tomorrow, It wu tald. Rev. Mr. MacMorine Named Rector of the Michel Parish KOKkTVOn, Oal., Ttb. Ig (CP)— Rev. Arthur O. iiecM—lne. eon of tbe late Archdeacon afacMortno of Klngslon, hu been appointed rector ot tbe ptrlth of mohel ln Brltleh Columbia. Itr. _tetlarlne wu formerly ln charge ot tht pariah of Selby. near Kapanee. aad hu alto •arnd ln the northwut. llflRRT MrOKBR Canada to Fly Flags at Half Mast OTTAWA, le*. 1» (OP)-Cot-t mournlrsg Mr King Albtrt of Bel- rum will eitsnd two week, trom tedag. it wu sn—>unced by ths department of tbe secretary of atate. An official statement said: "Hla Majesty ths King hu directed tbat oourt mourning b. ob- •trvtd tor tbe Ute King ot tbe Belgltnt for two wet—l from tht lltn Inalent, and that flags on public bulldlngt ba htlf-muted oa tbe day of the funeral." THE WEATHER Mln. Mai ISSSST :::fr::::::::::::,{ S Vsncouver - U M Kamloops U U ■rttvan feint 44 M Prlnw Rupert M M Daweon. IT. ...'. N 14 Buttle 41 M PortUnd. On 44 u San PrancUco U U Spokane 14 U Prince Otoret 14 11 Ptnuctoa 94 Vernon IS Orand TorU lt 40 Kaalo M Cranbrook 11 U Calgary M 40 Edmonton 81 M Swift Current 31 M Prlnot Albert 10 li Qu'ApptlU "....14 U Clu'Appehe 14 SI mnnlpeg ....„ i> 13 Vaaalmo 14 44 Moon Jaw IS to Ponoaat: nslson sad vicinity— Partly ekrudy with frotls it night. Fire Chief Loses Home and Contents in Mission Blaze MISSION CITT, B.C., P»b lt (CP). —BsUsvsd to have bun caused by aa electrlo Iron ahort-drculttng, fin completely destroyed ths home ot 3. Kollldty. chUf of tht local volunteer fin brigade. Be wu out, and hu wife wu bedly burned tbout tht arma while telephoning for aid. Mrt. Rollldty tben bad time only to pick up her young eon tnd flit. Damage It eetlmated at about 13000. wtth approt—lately half covered by Inaurancc. Mr. Kollldty hu aided ln wring much property of other people, but all that could be done with bit home burned wu to pnnnt tht fin tsrudlng to a nelghbori homt. rOl'XD DEAD ON BEACH VICTORIA, Peb. It—Oeorge Brandon I—wry. ot Cretoent road, wu found dead todar on tbe beach at Poul hay, when be had been working for nnnl day. put conitructlng • nuinlng wall it tht touthwnt tnd of tbt bteoh. According to Dr. 9. C. Hart, coroner, death carat from ml—al ctueat. Pieces Found in Gun Tally With Thoae Taken From Man's Pocket VANCOUVER. Ptb. II (CP).—A tiny bit of clgtnttt piper may link Leo T. Balangar, wbo facw a tsriu ot robbery with violence charges, with sn automatic pistol found 3tn- utry IS In a lane atar Broadway and Main atnett, when he and three othen wen arrested. BeUnger and the othen were tf. rested sfter offloen htd pursued four men, who fled trom a ttolen ear. Two weapons, a revolnr tad aa lutomittc platol,.wen found within a ahort distance of when the ar- reau wsn madt, Ont ot tbt men wu convicted ot sutomoblle theft. later. Belangar wta ldtntlfUd ln a police lineup and wu charged wtth Mveral armed robbertei. Appearing In polln court todty. bt u chtrged wtth holding up Jtck Toung, Chinese, In a Hutlnts .treet rooming houu on December SO tnd robbing blm of hU watch. Touag. called u a witneu. Identified the ace—ed u the robber who carried aa automatic pUtol. Inspector J. p. C. B. Vance told of making examinations of tbe tuto- matlo pUtol found at the eoene of Beltnger't arrest snd ot tbe cloth- lag of tbs accused. The lntptctor uld that he Aook certain materials from tbe prj—teta of tbt mtn't dothM and other mate- rUU from tha barrel and migaalne ito—e of tbe wttpon. In uch oua he tald tbt mater—le wan ot the umt nature, acrapa of paper, bread and tobaooo crumba e-d dutt. Hi thtn tubmltted exhibit!, one a scrap of cigarette paper taken from a pocket and another .crap ot tbe ume kind ot paper taken from the gun barrel. Ina two acrapa fitted together perfectly, he declared, and whan Joined with other blu from the pocket formed e compute paptr. ■taring of the charge U proceed- lag. Protests at Criminals Being Let Loose to Roam Vancouver Streets vANoorrvm Pah. it <cp>.—"it U s tsrrlbU situation for Vancouver If thu man's ststement U true." declsred Maglstnts w. M. McKay la polloe oourt wben in iccuud mtn old him bt hid byen untenced to Otkclit from Vlt-orU. tnd on ei- blntlon of hit sentence hid bun tumid loon In Vancouver without fan to nturn to hit home. "I knew thtt such i tituttlon did tint, but I thought tbat tome chinge hid been made." uld O. Orr, city proucutor. "We bad a cau ot one man from Prince Oeorge, who wu nluetd tn vinoouver tnd hu remained htre, caualng conilderebU trbubU." "It mean, that Vancounr can bt madt t dumping place for crlmlnaU. I would Ilka to kno-r whether auoh U the cau." uld the magistrate. The prisoner InsUted his sUtt- ment wu comet In hU cut it leut. , - !PW"II!W-' PAOB TWO Dr. Wood's The Common Cold A Serious Matter 11 vou do not |»t rid of the common cold the RtniH may be copgettioo, -fltmrr—two. and irrilatruu of the head, throat and bronc_al tuba, followed by bronchi tie Norway or tome other air penigt tiraihlaa Dr. Wood'i Norway Pine Syrup ii the different ailmenta of Uw brachial tube*. It v*ood'i Norway Pine Syrup it a_ remedy for Syrup promptly, going .(might to the foundation of tbe troSUk toothta the air pemafet, looaeni the phlegm, strengthen! Um hraaihlng organe, and, perhaps, pre- i bronchial din—m. Tentfi-l Tttm. Ua • bottla: lart. It»l_ am, Wat si drat ead _»ar- atom; put ap tery by Tb. T. Stttrnt Ce- Utrnwi. TtaaatcOat {PROMISE WORK VERNON STREET Improvements Up to $6500 Will Be . Done MORE ABOUT RECIPROCITY (Coattnued Fro* paga One) free tatry into tha Unltad OUtaa tn return for free entry Into thli market for certain American good*. TEIX8 Or PLANS A ttw minutes before tba 11 o'clock cloelng hour. Premier Bennett moved an amendment whlcn would place Uw bouae on record ae approving ttw preliminary steps takan by tba government in negotlat- • lag an agreement. Ho. did not have DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS _■ hi'11 • -TUB ICKUHHT OATIT rlrTWi, K-EMrT. B.C.—tTBSBAT MOBNTNO, rTBBOABY M, IM LATE NEWS FLASHES ttaw TOMC—John Mooraw. tere- most butball mam-ger. ttriouaty IU. Hta kidney trouble. EUaOlTTON^Albwte Wftalature ll •uitalnad In flrat vote. MANITOBA—lltnltoba tovernoent wlm wan-.a-ion-ldence motion. time to concludt hit Ipeech and wlU retume later when Nil Dull resolution la teeehed Main. in a brltl aut.ro.nt. the prime mimittr alluded te hla tMt wttb Pretldtnt Roosevelt In April. 1888. and of tbelr Joint dttermlntUon to begin e eaerch for meana to lncreaat trada between tbl two eountrltt. Blnce tbtn Informal nstjotlatlor-a had proceeded In Wtthlniton but tht uunt wee not dle-oetd. Ont difficulty htd bean n-ueal M eon- (reel to clotbe Uw pretldtnt with tariff bargaining power but thlt mlfht bl cbaofed at tbl preesnt melon. If thle power were (rented, thi prlmt mil—(ter boptd nagot-a. Uont would oonunue but be In- elated "any aareement muat ba baaed on a fair and equitable —aderatand- lrtf ot tbe one oountry by tbe othtr. In t (mini reply to tbe Duff reaolutlon, tht prlmt minister aaked membora'te remember thle wee tbe Canadian parliament and not tba United _»tet oonereea wben tbey talked ot Amerloan tariff barrlera and tbelr effect on Oenarllan tredt 2 HERDS FREE OF BACILLUS ABORTUS Dr. Simmonds Stands Firm on His Advice P0-rnM0DT»-A4mlral atr Bofer Keyet win. North Portsmouth byelectlon. He (Ot 17.688 votes snd his Labor opponent, I. T. Humby, 11,- B0». Contervttlve majority out by 8000.■ Pollowlnj a report end reoommtn- SJ-tTTLB-Set Hawka beet pal jary Tlfen 8-1. 'torn TOMC—TIM-n ead vine. bett Ooohtt and Ttom ot Prance BOMOLULD—Ooaat (uard cutter lsavet to aid frtlghtar Boric. X Baiter adrift and leaking. CANrf-B—Pranoe— King Prmjadbl- pok ot Slam threatened with tr-ae- toldltla. NXWAM.-aeeonl making trana- pert flight acrcee tbl tSOJi. made on lut day ot private eompanlea operating air mall.. Time wte 18 houn and five mlnutee from Lot Angtlw to Mtwirk. MOtHA-Poiiowlng ipeieb ot Sir Henry Drayton, Retina Ber aaaoclatlon^ appointed committee Inveitlgtts anomallttn of B.N A. aet and-huge eott of governmental duplication. O-IOAOO-Wymkoop trial starts Jury not condition. ed. Defendant MONTREAL — Sir Hormuadaa La CALGARY DOWN IN TST GAME Lose 2-1 in Calgary to Drumheller Pucksters CAU)ART. Feb. IB (CP).—Drum- heller Itinera won tba flrat game ot tba playdowns of tba Southern Alberta Sank* Hockey league tonight, defeating Calgary Hangars 3-i on water- covered lea. Minora goals came in tha tint period, Ouaataaon and Wright aoorlng. Brown got Rangera' tally la tbe second. About ia_______-______BL^ I IE? SSS* oTtn? twTit^-C ADOPT PROCEDURE BYLAW FOR TRAIL TRAIL. >.c. Ttb. 18—Pinal adoption ot tbe procedure bylaw mint tor lttt waa glvtn ab t Ing of lbt dty coun—1 bare Monday nlgbt. Xt meant that Uat oouncll will only mttt tin tint and tblrd Mondey of each month Inarood of once t wnk it formerly. Tba amendment now betng In effect tbe nett council meetlnt will be Uonday. March I. TRAIL FAVORS MEDICAL MOVE Would Seek, Power on Medical Agreements in Municipalities m V B NEXT SM Baker Bt. DE LUXE BARBEB SHOP THT- (HOP TOB PABTlCDtAB l_Ot-_ Plneil min tnt Sralp Treetroratt Oppotltt Itaptrlai Bank Guide for Travellers Nelson, B.C., Hotels "Finest in the Interior" Breakfast 25t? to60< Lnncheon 35* to 50* Dinner 35* and 68f Phone T87 ! Ph« HUME HOTEL PM Bw Bervloe Melton. BC Oeorte Brnwell. Prop. Bottry and Oyro lleadquirten - _.- _________ OTTAWA—Poatmaetera a* steps of tbt oommlttee of the Uo raise remuneration paid thoes whole, formed after a Verooe ttnet operating commlttlon on pott offices dilatation bad walMd on tbe eoun- - dl and tsbtd street Improve—entt. I the council went on record Monday J night to undertake to tpend it 1 lust (8800 on Unprovetnentl on Varnoo itretl durlnt thle year, bait to m* liptrtded at each end of tbe ttntk In replying to Utttri from varioua milk venders referred to him. Dr. 9 o. Blmmon«ts. medical of. floor ot health, atatad tbat be taw no reason for changlnt bla fcr—er recommendation with reterd to aall- Int raw milk, tad the epplioeUon of w. Bampehtre tor iioenee te ttll milk. II trantad would be lu-entUt- tant wltb tbe plan to reduce the number of telleri to a manaftable aia. Two ot tba berdt taeted n- cnUy hy blm for beoUtui ancttua were found to be free. Meet of the polnti ralaed by De- Jong, bl monitor and Jurlloff In tbelr ratten, atatad Dr. B-unondt, bad already been anawaved. Bt re- (retted the financial aide of tht question but the health of tha community oama tint aad meant more than dollira aad cente. Much hed bttn teld about tbt finance! of tht dairyman, but nothlnt bed been forwarded eh behalf ot tbt penon wbo became a victim of bad milk, micnnattoa oould be obtained wtth retard to tmprov—t their dltrltl from eeveral tourett open to thtm. Be and Dr. Auld bed (Inn ln.ormtt.on when It wee needed or uked. ud tntor—atlon wee available to tham through tba milk act. Further, tbe provincial Intpee- tor on bit vmta. provided tbem with -core etrde a»rowing wbat waa required. Thtlr itandlng at any Ume could be learned at the elty hall or tbe Itboratory. Mr. DeJong bed preestd for toother tett, tnd thla tut had alto proved advene. Prtvloutly hla hard had been found to be Infected with bacillus abortus tnd there wu no proof thtt lt wat tree now. Two other berda bad been taeted. Alderman T. W. Saldert and I. A. Platen, both btlng found fret of tha dlatiee. The nport wae refined to tht botrd of bteltb for conalderat—n. Vancouver Junior puck series leave Tueeday night tor Trail to play Trail for B.O. title. V-RBOH—Vtraon puck Item en- ten finals el B.C. intermodule series by defteunt Balmon Arm t-l. MIiat-Mr. and Mn. tv a Mte- —MtaM, Oorra Unn: John *H. Strain. Toronto; I. W. JohnKm. W. H Mc- Kent-.. I. pulton. C. B. Snowball. C. 9. Small. P. J. Dolaoo, D. T. B. B. Devil, Mra. L. T. Be- bron. Vancouver: B. OUfir—b. H. L. Stsinea, Kaalo: H B. McB-a. O Sibley. Medicine Bat: S. C. Tount, Arrowhead: J. D. Patton. Orand Ports; Mn. A. L. UV7. Hew Denver. c*3he Savoy "Where the Guest Is Kini " Nelson's Newest and Finest Hotel. Many Rooms With Private Baths or Showers. J. A. KERR, Prop. 114 BAKIR Err. PHOHB 18 RETAILERS FORM BRANCH, NELSON Ak'. Baas Flaatag b Naaied President; to Have Speaker TRAIL, B. C, Plb. 18—POUowlng le a reaolutlon drawn up and adopted by the TraB ctty council Mondiy night and which will be forwarded to tht legit—tlve tteem- hly a* Victoria. "Whereto In oartaln Induetriet thtn an' hoapltal and medical •treementt for the protection of ettploreea that an working out to thl Mtlstactlon of at! partita oon. earned: art "Whereea. ln tome communlttM thin u t deem on the pert of thon mldenta who an not covered br tuch industrial booptui and medical tenement! to ban almllar igrmututt put In tone covering tbt btlanot of tbt population; and "Where... Individ—dt not covered by tbe tfontnenUoned agreementa who han to have hospital can and medic—1 attention an bt many caaea totally unable to pay for the eott of thee, atrvtort. tnd "Whenaa. almllar tgreemtnti te tt preteat hi force bl lnduatry hava worked to tba financial benefit ot not only tbt hoop—alt and medloal rjracUUonen but alao toj tht private Individual tnd hie or htr dependenta; and "Whereaa. cases an known when industrial, medloal and hoapltal agreementa could bt tnltrged or attended to oover ell residents not it—any covend provided tbi municipal act waa amended to t'n the municipalities option- powtr tnd authority to levy as Indirect tai almllar to the reed or poll ttt to provide for hoanlta] and medical attention for thon not already coveted by eilttlng Induatrtal tgree- Social Events of Trail City TBAT-, B.C., Ttb. 18.—At a Pretty wedding In tbe Mater Mlaarcordiae hoapltal chapel. Boaaland, Marie. daughter of J. P. Mulupen ot Boaalaad. wea united In namMa to D. H Williams of Uoydmlnster. Bask Rt. Bav. MoaUfnor A. 9. Molntyre. V.O.. performed the ceremony. MIm vMtry Mlnto performed the dutlee ot brldmaM tnd Cyril Mulligan wta beat man. Bevy blue wta obeaan by the bride tor her emart ault, en-eieoilie being series will be played Wedneeday at Drumheller. LM.LE FLUTY DIES IN TRAIL City Clerk Watson Now a Granddaddy (Mty Clerk W. I. Wmon ms »d- vi_e_ Moc4ay that he wm * inind- dsddt, a mesaago trom his son Bv-tu Wmon, VwioouTer lawyer, reporting ttw -frivol of a eon. Suitable confratulatione won etttnitd 1* llr. WaieoQ, at the notary lunoheon. y SOCIAL WORKER IS I.0.D1REQUEST THAT.. B.C., Ibb. 18—That a toolal worter m-ght ha obtained to work In Ttall waa Indicated at a meeting ot tbt dt; council hen Monday alght -ben a delegation of the LOXUE. —Jtod on the council In regard to thto natter. Mn. p. B. DookertU ittttd that a aocial worker In Trail waa nacneary, and that ln consider. Ing the monetary queetlon In regard to such in office, the l.O-OB. would providt it met half of tbe woman a salary, Ae tba dty already iptndt monty on delinquent children tht aettllng of tuth mitten looally would BATOT—B. Bell, Kaalo. Mln Ante—on, P-tti Siding: B. W. Spokane: BeU Tattrla Sandon: 9 V. Brown, Trail. Mew Grand Hotel P. _ KAPAK, Pre*. Weakly aad Mentbly Betn Bat end CoM Wltar Btagta ate ap DeiMe glJO ap Sio a Month and Vp Occidental Hotel 785 reman ftt. Pbons 5ITL H. WASSH K SPBCIAL MOrTTHLT BAT-. Oood Comfortable Rooma Mlnan' Headquarten Tkenfon be It reeolved that tbt provincial gonrnment be peuttoned to amend the munldpal act to grant munlelpalltiaa such opttontl powtr." A wedding braakftat wte aerved at the borne ot Mr. and Mn. John Walker, after which the couple left for e wedding trip to the coaat prior to returning to Uoydmlnster. wben tbty wtu make thetr borne, Mr. tnd Itn. WHlltmt wtU vltlt tn Rouland. at. Bail ol Knot United church wad prettily decorated Saturday afternoon with nd end white when tbe Worn-, enl t-eodatlon entertained at a Valentine tea. Tbe tie uMt wat centered with red cernatlont and red candlea. Mn. Herbert dirk, Mre. H. wtneot and Mre. W. c. Mac—ei—It reoelved the lues- during it the tee tnblee wen Mra. A R. Bud—n. Mre. A. Jo—nttont tnd Mn. I. T—on. At a ttome evoking •tall Mn. R. tot Wellwood. Mn. Oeorg. Shaw aad Mn. 3. Dwyer preddad. Culinary arrangement, were tn the bende of Mn. I. A. Temple. Mn. c. Como tad un w. J. Wtt- ■taff. ... Mre. B J. Tbomseon tad* dautb- ter. Kathleen Mar. han returned to thalr home. Tblrd evenut, trom tht Trell-Tedenoe hoepttal. ... ten r—Uyer, wbo left Onnd Porkt tbout three wee—| ago for a vacation at thi coaat, arrived In TraU laet Bight to take ep hit dutln. * ••••■• Miss Haiti. Toung It e pttlent In the TraU-Tadanac hoapltal ... MBe Btnntb Mcleod it a patient In the Trall-lhdanac hoapltal. TRAIL. B. C, Ibb. 18-~. M. bt Plufy. (or the peat tin yeen a member of tbe engineering ataff of tha Cootolldatad Mining tt Smelting company hen. <LM eud- denly Sunday morning about 7 o'clock. Death, apparent!, from heart failure, occurred ln the vicinity ot tht- Conaolldated gemml office at Tadanac at Mr. Ll Plufy wit about to enter tbe oompany taxi to proceed to Warfleld. Be bad been ln apparent good health and hu euddin death centa at a ibock to a wlda circle of frltoda. Bora at Plymouth. Dtvonthlre. —-g—nd. Oct. 88. 1878, be eptnt hit youth ln Bngland and Ireland. He waa a maa ot high tcho—atio attaintmenu and completed bla university training m both arte and sclsnee at tha Royal Trnlvaratty ot Ireland it Dublin. He received hit B. A. dee—a with honon tt Whit- worth tchool Dublin. In 1808 and hit B. Be. degree with honon In lBOt. Rt waa an eaaodsst of Uie Royal OOUlge of Science, Bngland, and from 1808 to 1080 waa professor of mechanical and civil engineering at the Royal collate of science of Iretlnd. Ia 1811 be came to Oanada and prior to coming to Trail waa on tha engineering ataff of tbe Vancounr wettrwerkt depart—wnt. por tbe peat two yeen he bet bnn In- Vector of hlth praeaure gauges at the chemical and fertuia-r plente ot tha consolidated company at War* field. He entered tbe employment of tbe oompany on Doe. 18, lost. Mr. —l Plufy wet a prominent tnd totlvt mtmbtr of the Mtaonlc fraternity ln Brttlth Columbit. we wsa a peat master of Orandvlew lod(i Bo. 88 tt Vanoouver: t charter member and paat master of Composite Lodge Bo. 70. Vancouver: Past Pint Principal of Wetland Chapter No. 4. Royal Arch Masons; and had takan a keen lnterett In n, FOX ALL HEADS NELSON C.C.F. Named President ai Anmal Meetinpr; Plan Council Madden Hotel A Welcome Await* You iABt a. MADDEN Coaplrtely at ■■ He Bed Hot and Cold Wtter In the HEABT et tho dry The __________________________________ aa-ocletloa oome lato helot M-odiy nlcht whan NeUmn merchant, or- tan-aed prior to iba arrival of Oeorte R-. Mattlwwa. oecmary ot the Brit- lab. ooTumMa board of tbe Retail MerchanU' AeaocUUcm tf Canada, who ad-Teen a tbem Thineday night oo tba lnTeatltatlon of tbe "unethical practtoee of retail eeubluh- raenta and eorporaUona In tbe maaa purchaatnt of mtrehandlee.*' A raaoIuUon eubmltted by the B.C. board cndor-lnf tbe action of Hon. Da B. Bennett, ln appolntlnt a rcmmittw to teTeetitate retnU practical wot flT«n the endoreatlor. of tbe new body end * copy win be eent to Boa. H. H. Stevens and W. K. Eallnt. fetWral mlnllter. Aid. Rnm Ptecnlnt waa named pres- rdeut, p. V. Thomaa tint Tlee-pteel- dent: J- H. O-wenweod, aeoond rloa- pr-atdent; R. R Horner, eecretary- traaaunr. Mr. neenlng acted ae fhalrman and M. J. Vareeeehl. •-•^__________________________________________ retary of tbe meetlnt Nineteen were I Ur* a. Turner, lta. P. Ruppel. preeent. tytmeer and O. Tnxaoott R- Ftojcall woe eleoted president of the It-ison c.CJT. club at the annual meetlnt held laat woek. Bealdee the' election of a ner elate of offloera preparation* wore made for tbo Suture organlaatlon of a federal dletrlet council for the federal election oam- peltn. A mport of the Ladlee* *c- tlrltlea wu tlao tlven. The IW. offlcere an R~ Fmall. president; Dr. O. A, C. Wftlky. flrst- vlce-ptrealdent; H. X). Pateraoo. aecond rtoe-ftTettdexK; B. H. Bran*. eecreUry; P. H Smith, treeeurer; QUEEFTS HOTEL A. IAPOISTX. rrep. Boom fnm toe te 11M Mewthi. 818 end ee. Steam heated and hot and eold water In tvery room at, HSSr^ TRANSPORTATION-Freight & Passenger. •a Striking Advantages ol GREYHOUND SERVICE Direct aarrioe to all parte of Canada and tJSA,. frequent departure hours, eon ren lent Terminals, earefut bsndllnt and check Inf of batfate. Drivers nationally known for safety and courtesy, indlvidusl rec.in.nt chain, controlled Tropic Aire beat. Uberal stopovsr and return prtvUeaea. Ctntral Canadian Greyhound Linos, Ltd. Nelson Depot, 205 Baker St Phone 800 NELSON - TRAIL - ROSSLAND FREIGHT Pfconc Nelson 77 DAILY TBI TK IIRVICK. IMVlMi MUON AT I* A.M j c. "scynj" jftrm, pn. Prompt r.rMrlrnt tterrlrr at All Timet LINE Phone Trail 13 or 191 Mra. W. D. Wllaon of has ae ber tueet lira. A. Dsltrtch of Northport. MT. and Mn. W. Jasnleaon have nturned to Bevalstoke after attend. Ing tbe Weeteru Canadian Amateur Ski championship tournament. • • s Paul DePletro. Lorn Bennleon. Jos Pannlloe, Art Johneon, B. Ooueffln. wbo participated In the Weetern Canadian Amateur Bkl ctMunplonahip tournamsnt nturned to Rerelstoke Monday. • • ** Dave Orr. eeerotary ot tha Revel' stoke Ski club, wbo accompanied Revelstoke entrants to Trail durlnt the tournament, hu nturned to his homo. e • • Berths Halih and Daley Bourd- man of Vanoouver have returned to tbe coast city after enterlnc tn the Weetem Oanadlan Amateur Bkl association tournament Saturday. e • • Irlnd Nelson of Vancouver left Mondev for Revelstoke where be will stop off for a fsw days en route to Vancouver, a club of which city he represented ln ths Western Canadian Amateur Ski sssoolstton champion- abtp tournament over tbe week-end • • e Pnd Plnokennafen ot Vanoouver left for that city Monday after being ln TraU for tbe tournament, • • e Belfe lather, Jeeee Balrd and Hsr- mood Bakke ef Leavenworth returned to tbat olty Monday followlni the ski tourney In Trail. • • • • Mlas Wan OartWe ot Ne«bn U a visitor to tbe olty. le • • Ddutlaa sudts of Bonnlntton wu a reoent visitor to TraU. • • • Tnt Anderson at Klmberlty bee returned to that elty aftar attending the ski tournament. • e • John Ring and Olaf Bkjeraae of Spokane have nturned to tbelr home town after participating ln the ski tournament. • • • Dr. Ray Shaw of*Nelson hu n- turned to his home after accompanying Nelson entrants ln the akl tourney. the work of Fidelity Lodte No. 8) Trail, since coming to thla elty. Some yean ago be wsa district deputy and Band matter of Vancouver district No., it. A. P. snd a M. Mr. le Plufy ta survived by his wife and two sons. Pennel. ig*d IS. and Desmond, aged IS- Hie family formerly resided in Trail but during ths past two yean have mads their home ln vanoouver. lire. Lo Wufy wn* Rt* *n actively Identified with tbe Olrl Or movement in _.„t i»..ing served u eiptaln In charge of a troop. She Is etpected to reach tbo elty thle afternoon. Pending funeral arrangements the body la at Oraham'a funeral home. probably save tbe city oonsldorahle expenss. Mn. Dockerill mid. Msyor K. L. Qcoutsge replied that he wu in tavofr of having such a penon working ln Trail but felt that lt wu a oommunlty affair and not entirely a ctty affair. The dU- ferent organtMUont should roallae the responsibility of this matter, he Mid. "The money could be saved that Is spent on sending children to different homu if we had someone In town to supervise this." Churches and other organtmtlons should be approached and a certain amount of aid assured before the city took any action. Tbo mayor felt tbat such an offloa abould be under the Jurisdiction of tbe polloe coixunlsslrOh to tht social worker oould make any necessary arnste. Tbe delegation wat. ashed, to contact tbe different ortanlmtions to lbQUlm what portion of tbe salary would be nady to contribute. Tbe flutter wlU be brought up again at a later date. J. B. CRAY WINS CURLING GAME In one of the few curling gamu bf the eesson playad at Nelaon, J B. Ony beat C, B. Mansfield lut week. Monday night one scratch game wu played. Weather permitting draws for tonight an u follows: W. M. Myen va. J. Long: w. Brown va. B. D. Bamu; f. Teetue vs. W M. Vance: P B, Polln vs H P. Bostoek, R Sharp vs. A. Jeffs. Wednesday—Winner of itoberteoei- Oordon game vs. winner of T^-v.- Vance gams; A. O. Ritchie es. winner or Poulln -Bostoek game: J. B. Ony n. winner of Myers-Long gams. Owing to the unusual weather conditions thle eeaaon. gamea posted need not be played It Inconvenient and no default will be insisted on. but every endeavor ehould be made to play tbe garnet. DOUBT, TRAIL SKIP. IS STILL INCHALLENGE Ledingham and Two Other Trail Men Are Beaten VANCOUVER, psb. 19 (CP).—Out rink from TraU pulled throuth open* Ing rounds ln the Blrka Orand Challenge trophy u the flrat day's play In the third annual Paclflo bonaplel ended here tonight. Two other rtpks from the emeltcr ctty were defuted u wu tbe veteran Ledlngham rink from Helton. Jack Wedsworth, Trail, defuted Jack Cornett. Vanoouver, 10-7, ln the ettra series for the challente while Archie Livingstone. Vancouver, best MacDonald. TraU, 17-14 ln an* other match lb the aunt series. In the flnt round of the challenge proper, Billy Doubt, Trail, lut to Orvle Shore, Vancouver, 13-9, Tom Ledlngham. Neleon, loat to Dr. Below of Vanoouver 14-11, ln tbe ume round. Doubt but Mitchell of Bask. 14-12 and Ledlngham but Peterson of Revelstoke 11-8 In the morning rounds. Thru prairie, rinks cams tbrough opening rounds of the Blrk'e Orand Challenge trophy. In the Orand Challenge proper, flnt round, Al Phillips of Moose Jaw, won from Stacey, Vancouver, 1S-11. Alex Carrie skipped bis Jasper Alto., link to a 12-9 victory over Jim Cornett, Vanoouver, In tho extra serlea. and Harry Bowyer, Medicine Hat, beat Billy Trunch, Kelowna. B.C., 19-10 In the earns eeent. Bhoch Mitchell, Blntlluta. Sank., loet to MoOnUvray, Vancouver, 11-9. and Art Malllneon, Jasper, was knocked out by Prank Damon, Vancouver. 19-10, in other matebu tn the extn aerlea. ALAMO MILL HOME IS COMPLETE LOSS , B.C., »b. lg-The home of Clarence Cunningham, resident of Alamo mUl, a few mllu from New Denver, wu burned to the ground Sunday night about 10 o'clock. Xaoept far a few tmali artlclea, everything In tba bouu wu lost, purnlture wbleh bad been In the family for nearly a century wu lott in the blaae. Tba cause of the fire wu heUeved due to a defective flue. Constable P. Brougbtoo, Mr. Draper and A. Ruaicka want out from New Denver to assist In controlling the blew. OBJECT TO SIREN AS TRAIL CURFEW TRAIL CURLING Tftr-IL. B.O. Mb. 18-Hetulll - dub KMitdul. le till Of tht Trail Curltr-i dub Moo—tr nirtt wtr. aa MM: P. 9. SttoDontM 8. A J Mo Dontll 9. B. 0 Mtde-lfle a. D. Foneat 9 J. C. Roberteoo 8, A B. RlMril. I .O. H. Kllburs 8. W. L. Wood 7. Dr. J. B. Ttom 8. 3. A. MeKlQ- » 8. C. Doalmeea 10. -W. Bred? 18. D. T. ItowaM 11. 9. 3. rrovoit 1. T. B. OKfe 8. 3. Campbell 8. "Blue" Spells Sit—ce KMDt wn-nte is dw petultnt shadow caf their owa smiling id.vet. Othen take the Vcietable Compound wbea tbty seal the ,rb-et" coming oo. It me—ni quiver. it-| rjarres.. bt.pt to toot arp tbe fewer— betlrh grvtttht-w LYDIA E. PIHKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND TRAIL, BC. Feb. 10—A resolution Dom the Tnll city police conunls- rtoo asking that a curfew bylaw be introduced, u at present the polloe bau no reetrknaon over children, wu preunted to the dty oouncll Moodsy nlgbt. Tbe motion for tbe resolution wu sdopted but Aldermen J. R. Anderson strongly objected to the fire etren being used far the curfew elgnal. ns suggested that a bell of eoene aort be used. He also Informed tbe council that considerable fuss wm raised ovtr tbe siren blowing at t o'clock wben lt previously wu need *a the curfew. It wu decided to approach Tadanac with the view that probably soms whistle on tha bill oould he -town to signify the curfew hour for tbat municipality alto. TRAIL BADMINTON SET FOR MARCH 5 TRAIL. B.C. rV>. 1»—The annual badminton tournament open for Roaaland and Trail dub memban will be itsftd In Trail on March S. lt wae decided at a meeting or tnt citr Badminton taernt Moodar nltht In tbt Uemorlal hill. Application forma will be out aeon and will be distributed to tbt -..(trent clube lor intrMe. Individual eupa for tbe varioua event, will be al ttt-t Doukhobor Pays $20 Fins for ths Theft of Pencil i Resset isrgto snd de not I rinse mouth, allow fwgle to rsmski en msmbrsnss of tkt throat tor prolentsd s*ct IHKNDR1CKI' KAtIsO.MKI.gOM MOTOR FREIGHT SERVICE LBAVIMO KAUjO AND l-TUHN-MOrTDAV WtOMKDAT ITUOAI LSAV1S 9ABU) Itt AU I.IAV88 R_-»H II AM NtltM Otpel— Wlll-m.' Trtnalrr: rlHme 188 -tele fhewe II R*m*mb«R Only Medicine. Helpi Sort) Throat Modern medical arjenee now throwt •n entirely nrw light on tore throat. A war tbit eaiei the pain, m__ ■nd irrilttion in at little is too or three minutttl It requires medicine— like ASPIRIN—to do these things! Thai U why Ihrott ipeciilitlt throughotrt the world ire preicrib- ing ihii ASPIRIN gargle In piece ol old-time wayi. Be rireful, however, that you get Aipinn I able-, for pin purpoee. Aspirin it the trademark of The Bayer Company, Limited, and the name Bayer in the form of a croaa is In eaeh tablet. They dinolve completely enough to gargle without leaving irritating particle*. TIMS. S.C- Iwb. IS — Harry ■><—stt. ohirttd with driving to tht co—mon dt—Jir appeered before Cllr FMloa Uaa-t-ta Noble Binnt Wondar Oblef ot folio. John Uuns saked for in adjournment of tbe caaa until Wtdnttd_v at 1 pm. wblcb tbs —tflatrate (rented. The cat. ol Bex. vi md Orlando wblob wit adjourned from Uat week ww again adjourned till March a. William Zoobkoff. a Oo-thobor. arretted Saturday and charted wHh tbe thtft ol a »-cent pencil trom F. w Woolwortb oompany atore waa aintenetd to i floe of 880 or 80 daye In MU Zoobkoff paid the fine. CANBUUU, AuttrtUa. Kb 18 (CP cabin—Tba oommenwealtb goeern- mtnt innounced tonight it would Moat a ntw converalon loan of mora than r_M.O00.0OO to ba told on tha Tondon mark.t for varioua Australian atatea. ) ^ iJfK tbrnecl Orer-indulgence or overwork may tauie upiet dlgistion and acid itomach discomfort. ... A little Bisureltd Uantttia (Bitmuth in Magneaia) will promptly relieve tht diitrrusing condition..., Simply, saitly and aorely thia harm- ' laat preparation improver Jhe over-acid condition of the itomach. ... Your food then aligeets naturally In etTectlvw ptviir form (or in ra. Irlt) at your Dnigfiit't. trlttxt tfou ntmttU 1IG '(HtutxtttM MAGNESIA i'llSMUTHIH M*CHt5lt\- " Iti a Protective} Hautrtliztr- NOT a Laxative A Tten will br an atner—mt ceetaunlca:*>a ef ridillsy lodfi No. 88 AT. B AM. In lh. Jadjf ball on Tirade, if- limorw it Trail, B.C., rtbru- ery 88, et 8 p.m. sharp, for the purpoat of eondurtlnf the funeral of our Utt Brother Idwla M. U rlnfy ef Cowi- pettte Mn Ne. 71. AX * A.M. tnd Orenevlrw l/>d«f. No. 88, A.r. t A.M. of Van- ton rer. B.C Public funeral nrvtcal wtll bt condeeted it at. Andrew. chart*, et 7:18 p.m. tbt Bet. _ A. M arrant official Inf. Body will be planed aboard the C.P.B. train Wtdnetdiv morning ter Interment tn Vancouver. By order ef tkt Wnthlpfal Matter. r. I. OT/BN, I. OWEN, secretary. Owd, $!*«-% -9*. lormont IOU said eon would telephone me sbout your order, and so I held it up," laid Mr. White. "Yes," explained Mr. Brown, "snd I cried several times but sll of the lints to tout store were busy. And finsJly the matter slipped mj mind altogether. By the wsy, you might look into the question of getting more telephone lines. It would certainly make tt easier for people to give yon business.'' Be <♦ TELEPHONE COMPANY — — — , Wi • THB NBLSON DAILY NEWS, NELSON. B.C.—TUESDAY MOBNINO, PCN-IIARY 80. 18M- NELSON RIRE RANGE LOOMS AS POSSIBLE Discovery That Five Underway Gives New Impetus FEASIBLE AS A RELIEF PROJECT Manahan Is Looking for Sites to Be Examined Hop* far a rifle r*nge In proximity to Ntlson. to replace the Cottonwood creek range which became Impossible of use when tbe NeLton-Nelwsj highway was put through, suddenly blossomed In the hearts of certain Nelaonltea lion- day night, when Brlg.-Oen. H. H lUtthews revealed tn his address st the dinner ln bis honor, that some five rifle ranges were among the projects covered by the 35 relief work camps under hla jurisdiction in the Kootenay and Alberta. MANAHAN ACTION Major R. U. Manahan. who has been working on this matter for a long time, and last fall obtained an assuranoe that Major B. 0. O. Chambers, engineer officer of military district No. ll, would come up shortly from ssqulmalt and would look over any suggested sites, »._*_. the opportunity to take up the subject with Major P. w. Harcourt, engineer officer of military dlatrlct No. is, who was here with Oen. Mstthews, inspecting the campe, of which he hss tha engineering supervision. Major Harcourt aald the project would have to originate with military dlatrlct No. 11, and be authorised by the department, but be said be would be happy to unofficially look over sny sites brought to his notice, and report on them to Major Chambers. To others who approached him on tbe same subject before he snd Oen. Mstthews left for Cslgary, Major Harcourt said he felt sure the department would regard favo. abiy a move to provide a rifle range here, both for Its owa . ua to ths department, and because the work of constructing a i lc range was entirely hsnd labor, and thus ideal from the relief standpoint. While the steel target frames from the discarded Nelson range had been removed and reinstalled at Cranbrook. hs said he understood that Ottawa had plenty available, having reoently reequtpped certain large eastern ranges with lster patterns. REQUISITE FOR UNIT Lack of a rifle range la gsneriDy zambuk/ loothsi a Quickly Htsli BURNS a SCALDS 1 credited with having lost Nelson Its historic position with reference to the 54th Kootenay regiment, the militia battalion supposed to oarry on tbe 54th tradition having reoently been reorganized, with no company and no officer outside the East Kootensy, and Cranbrook made the new headquarters. A rifle range Is conceded to be the first requisite of a civilian rifle association, and one of the two requisites of a mlllta unit, the other being an armory, which Nelson already has. a O. Thorns* for a number of years after the war worked on a proposal for a civilian rifle body here. Possibility of having a rifle range project here was suggested to local bodies when the question of Dominion relief projects first was coming up for discussion, but support was not forthcoming. With a knowledge of what has been secured ln other places, Major Manahan, with the assistance of several other Nelsonltes who hsve been hoping to see a new rifle range here realised, will actively prospect for possible sites, so as to tske advantage of the opportunity obviously offering. Robson Institute Attendance Record TOOK FRUIT-A-TIVES AND INDIGESTION DISAPPEARED...SAYS MOTHER UNDER OATH TTO help yoa, 1 sad others. end eo that you may bare poei- _ve proof of tbe truth, Mra. Nor- mandin voluntarily haa atated before s Notary howFruite-vee helped ker get rid of io-geetion. 8be eeye:— "I Mahe Oath end eiy tbst I wu sleepy sod diny sfter meela. I ■ofteed badly from indigeetion. Everything I tte formed s lump ln the stomach sad ass which caused heattbur- I found tbat by taking Frnit-a-tivee av indigeetion dit- sppeared. I tm Uvely sad energetic slldsyiKn ROBSON. TCI). 18—The Robson Women's Initltutt mat at tbe homt or Ua. Oavrlllk with a record attendance of 31. Thl pretldint, Mrt. Carter, Wat ln tha chair. A- letter Som the Provincial Botrd of Health wit read, and the resolution regarding the appointment or Ulu Whltter ln piece of Dr. Helen Mac—uch. vu adopted. A letter from Bdgewood respecting a competition of Thrift" being. articles made from old material, wat reed, and tbt Inttltute decided to enter. The pratl-ent suggested tbe timing ol the cor.ee* version of "O Canada" at Mm cleat of all future meetings. Mrs. Campbell, oonvener of the Home Economic committal, gave a report of work done "Huring tht montb, and in Initltutt recipe book la atarted by that committee. Mrs. Tutt, convener ot Child Welfare, nported on work which could bt dont by thli oommlttee. Mra, Miller gave a report of tbt neighborhood needl committee tugeitlng Improvements which oould bt dont tt the cemetery. Tbe MOtetery wm uked to write the c. M. - 8. Owe club to tet If tbt mlnttrel troupe tpuld vltlt Ronton at an early date. Mre. Miller and Mn. B. Berry wen appointed tudlton for 1884. I Tbe progrim wtt t 'Talent" after, noon, ln whioh tvery member of tbe j '.nttltute contributed to the program as fOUowe—Mrt. Mitchell, read- llog, T-Jintt"; Mn. Tutt, Indian Lullaby: Mra Thorp, aong "Belli of Twilight"; Mn. Oopp, reeding, Claa- I titled Salea Advertisements; Mn. Berry, reading. Itra Miller, long "A Tear of Bympttbr": Mn. Oborn\ reading. "A Uttle Trick of Oamto"; Mn. Carter, piano selection, "leaa- urk»" Oodtrd; Mn. Clyde, recitation. "Beauty In Orowlng Old"; Mri. WeD- iter. song. "Juat e Waterfall"; Mn. Squint, "Nolan" by a amall boy: Mn. Foxke. recant; Mn. Martin. Hunt; Mn. W. Wtidie. reading: duet Vn. Ballard and Mn. Oevton, "Sing Me to Beep"; Mlaa McHardy, recitation; Un. 3. Waldle. long. "Walt"; Mrs. Campbell, piano aolo: Kn. Ooodwln. mug, "In tbe Garden Wben tbe Prattea Orow": Mrt. Utmee, tons; Mtl. Inntl. display of fancy work. Tbe roll cell wae anawemd by each mentioned giving t Valentine veree. Refreebmentt we e strved by the bos—is. aaalated by Mn. Potlee end Mn. Oampbell. A very etdttng game of beeket- hell waa played between the Ceetlt- gar and Robson teams at tbt Robson hall, tbe aone being 88-80 ln favor of Robson. Utt. Cummlnn of Syringe Cnek haa betn visiting Mn. Oavrlllk Ms. Orant of Trail la a Rooton vlaltor. Mrs* A D. Clyde report, baring hsd snow-drops blotsoming ia btr garden for tbt lilt 18 daya TELLS MEANING Of'SPIRITDrU' Rev. T. J, S. Ferguson Discloses Scope of the Word The meaning of "spiritual." was the text of Rev. T. J. 8. Ferguson at Bt. Paul'a United church Sunday evening. Different meanings had been given to tht word "spiritual" down through the agss said Mr. Ferguson. It had been used In denoting the strength of Samson, when he had used hla might to further the purpose of the right. It hid Implied not only physical strength, but courage and boldness. Later It had been used ln the Bible ln characterizing Bem.ee., who was filled with the spirit of ood. He wu called to fashion ln cunning workmanship, a tabernacle wherein to place tht symbols. Bezaleel was an artist; bt hid taste; and ht wu chosen to lift tht thoughts and uplratlons of people. Isaiah had uld, "Tht spirit of Ood Is upon me." Row did bt ful?. He felt the impulse to go out to glvt good news to tht world; to bind up .tht broken hearts; to bear good tidings to the meek: to proclaim liberty to the captives; to open the prison to them that wtrt bound. Bt had tht spirit of Jesus. And onoe one became endued with tbat spirit ont never reilly lott It. Perhaps one might stray for a time, but lattr a still small voice would coax one back to higher thoughts again, and nobler deeds. INTELLECTUAL GREATNESS Another tlmt when there arose a dispute between tht Ortolans and ths Hebrews, the former claiming their widows wtre neglected, Stephen wu ont of tht men chosen to *etsgs the dispute becauae he wu "full of the Holy spirit and of wisdom" Htrt lt referred to intellectual grsitness. And again whtn the tidings reached tht church that many Grecians wished to join they tent a man by tht name of Bernabu to Antlocb to report on lt. Barnabas wu chosen for this duty becauu "ht wu a good man, and full of tbt Holy Ghost snd of faith." Ht bad a big heart, he was charitable and ht advised that they bt received. Hert by being called a "spiritual" person. meant that ht had great love and charity. Tht spirit of Ood, no matter ln wbat way It manifested itself ln mm, if consecrated to noble pur- pou to aid others, or help man. kind tn any way, made tbat one a "spiritual" person. Ont did not need another gift to use for Ood, but just whatever abllltlu ons possessed, should bt used tnd consecrated to ood. Oeorge Bitot ln commenting on htr own writing had uld tbat lt seemed to po_s;ss something snore tban herself; It bad bun Inspired And Emerson ln speaking about tht work of Uichtlengeto had said that "ht did better than bt bt- ileved." Tbs Influenot of Ood bsd entered ln and thty had tiotlltd; had rectlved a further powtr. whtn one became consecrated to ood, ona received tbe powtr of Ood. Lindy Madt Over 187 Thousand in Aviation Firms NEW YORK, Ftb. 18 (AF).—Col. Charles A. Lindbergh Issues a statement Sunday uylng hla "total prof* Its Irom stock and warrants" ln thru aviation oompanlu, "exclusive of reinvestments in thtm, have been 1187.838.55." Tht eompanlea, for which he is technical adviser, art Pan-American Airways, whow mall contract! have not been cancelled by tht United States government, Transcontinental it Western Air, which did lou its contracts, and lta predecessor, Transcontinental Air Transport. Tht statement declared ha "has ntver reoelved a gift of stock, options or warrants." HENDRICKS HEAD OF KASLO BOARD Discuss District Roads at Annual Meeting KASLO. B. Oh Fen- 19—Mrs. F- Watts of Riondel is the guut of Mr. and Mrs. Fred lfcOlbbon. Lewrence Cody of Trail Is visiting In tbe elty. D. E. Swanaon, who wu called here by tbt death of bis wife, left Friday to return to bis homt ln Oakland, Cal. llr. and Mrs. Chester Spelrs have rsturned from a vlalt ln Nelson. Mrs. F. W. Walker of Walkers Landing arrived ln tbe city Thursday tvenlng and win bt tbt guut of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Skllllcorn until after the funeral of htr bus- band, Frederick William Walker, who pasted away Thursday at the Victorian hoapltal here. Tht Kulo board of trade held lta postponed annual nwetlng Thursday tvenlng In the city ball. Tha main buslneu of tht muting wu tht election of offloera for tht ensuing year thou elected bring Walter Hendricks pruldent, C. W. Webster, vloe-presldent, F. 8. Rouleau, secret ary-trfuurer, E. H. Lathi in. H. Olegerlch. J. A. Riddel]. A. L. MacPhu, A. T. Oarland, Mayor w V. Papworth and S. H. Qrun. tbe retiring president, will form tilt executive committee, with tbt elected offioers. Tht main topic for discussion which followed the election, ww In connection wltb tbe district roids Walter Hendricks wu a Nelson visitor Saturday. Charlu Tyrrell ts a patient la the Victorian hoapltal. Members of the Kulo Volunteer ptrt brigade mtt Wednuday tuning, in tbt city hall. J. H Staines wu • recant visitor In Nelson. F. Dumu and aon of Alnsworth wart Kaalo vlaltors during tht wuk. A..Lswson wu a Wednesday visitor In Ntlson. O. Rudkln hu laft for tht ooagt after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Rudkln. E. Leveque bu returned to hit bomt in Blocan City after having relieved W P. Rudkln. local C. F, R. agent, for a ftw days. IS GOING AHEAD Three Ore Shoots Are Disclosed by Development Thou who navt had thtlr confidence shaken ln Reno Oold Mlnea by Ite stock market gyrations and have wltntssed a market decline from the high of 13.75 per ahare laat June to a low of 84 oentt lut December, will bt cheered to learn tbat recant developments art of a most reassuring nature, giving bright prospects for making at leut a profitable amall mint. Interesting pos- slbllttlu yet to be explored, mark lt u tbt most Important property under development ln the Sheep Cruk area of Britlah Columbia. Notwithstanding tht heavy capital expenditure of the oompany to plaoe lta plant In proper working order, 1M3 cloeed with tbt liquid position Improved, ore reserves up and ort prospects brighter and with operations definitely on a profitable baala after liberal reserves for depreciation and depletion. For tht calendar yur tnded Deoember 31, 1088, the gross value of production wu 1338.938, won from treating 91,967 tons or ore, which yielded 11,801 os. of gold, 3.240 oa. of allver and 91,967 pounda of lead., Thla la the greatest In point of tonnage, value and reoovery per ton since production wu atarted ln 1939 and brings the total ore value treated to 8888.897. Mining operations are conducted two and one-half mllu from tht mill, tbrough a main No. 0 adit at an elevation of 6.11s ft, or tomt 714 ft. below tht No. 1 or top adtt. Bttwun tht No. I and No. 4 adits —aome 377 ft.—developmente ln recant months hava disclosed three ore ahoote totalling about 700 ft. in length which t average 1.18 cc of gold (current* value approximately 888) per ton over an average width of 185 ft.—Financial Paat. SLOCAN CHURCH SHOW PROGRESS HrUTf-A-flWt-tl. mt U. sla¥ Dm, tam Dr; Pstsrsky, Former Nslson Men, It Dead VANOOUVXR. B. C. Ttb. 18 (OP) —Dr. Samuel Pttenkr, JO. rxomln- tnt Vinoouvrr Liberal, la deed fol- lowlnc bla collapat whlla addreaalnf a meeting of —e Vinoouver Liberal aetocretton. Ia 1*08. Dr. rvterakv started practice In Melton, B. C. Later ba practiced at Sandon, Clinton and Lucerne tn tbit province before oomlnj lo Vancouver. Kingsgots Camp Will Ploy Boll KIlfOBOATX. reb. 18—Mr. Barrow accompanied br tbe Rev. Dick Fermi, nprettntlnf tna Botrd ot National Missions—Prttbvvtrlil church In DBA" wltb headquarter! ln Bpoktni. wen visitor, hem on Thursday Jlmmr Alltn wtt • eallsr to Crte- t—- on Wedneedav returning with a truck road of applet for use here. Fled Coffey, Jr.. mada a flying trip to Tahk on Thuraday. The Klnf-fite Camp baseball team ■a la tbe mak lot comprlalnt ln tht mats, table waiters and kUchtn staff, coupled with Ian ktcOulre it captain. Lyle Taltart. flrat baatman, Herb McLennan, left fielder, William Dustan. pitcher and utility player. A atrong orgtnliatlon will bt in evidence toon, lt It eipected. lit. Olbton, formerly of Edmonton. left for the prairie city oo Thurtdty whtrt ht ttpeett teking up farm work. Ur. Lockwood haa takan up the poaition bare as storeksaptr succeed- lng Ur. Duatan wbo taksa a almllar petition it oae of the campe In the Crows Nttt But tree. Ths community foot-brtdgt acrou tht Moyle rlvtr here, which wat partially wearied away by flood waters aom* Urns ago. naa been rebuilt by volunteer worken te e convenience for tbt memberthlp Fruitvale Institute Hat 2 New Members TStmJTTVKlM, Tab. 18—Women't initltutt mtt at the home of Mn. 9. A. we—tar on Wednesday afternoon. The prtel—ant Un. D. C. Mason presided. Three Mw rn.mb.ri ware enrolled The hostess assisted by tare. C. W. newer, eerved wa. Ut. and Mrs. Lucee atad family an leaving shortly to nturn to tbalr old home at Preston. Ontario, to resldt. tin. w. A. Povma. tnttrttined informally at a bridge tea oo —at- urday afternoon. Thoae preeent wen Mn. 8. Bnwrter, Mn. _. -Curtis, Hit. I. Jarrett, Mn. W. M. Smith. Mn. W. A. Powne, Mn K. —nowler, Mn. P. Young. Mn. R. C. Dana. Its P. M. Barrett. Mra. K. Rushton. Mn. C. P. Brown, and Mn. Charlet Curtte op Tadanac. Mr. and Mrt. 3. Bond and Mn. K. Ourtla wen vlaltora to TraU on Thuraday. Mr. end Mn. Charles Curtla aod family of Trail, wen week-tnd vlslton here, the guettt of Mr. tnd Mra. 9. Cam.. Rotsland Hat Fivs Births in Jaunary BOHSLArlD. Mb. 18.—Hte blrthi. two boyt tnd three gtrlt, no marriage, tnd no death., comprltt the vital etatlatt— fcr Roaaland. ae reported to W. R. 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C, Fib. lft—The snnusl oonfregsttonsl masting of the Slocrnn Unitsd church wu hsld reoently In ths Orange hsll and took the form of s soclsl gstherlng In which tb* Sundsy school children snd sdulU ftll shsred. The business meeting wu presided over hy the Pftstor. ud Mrs. T. McNslfh ww secretary. Reports from ths official board showed ftll tha sccounts mst and paid in full. The allocation of ths M and M. fund had been over pftld on the whole field, much to the delight of the meeting. No small amount of credit Is due to the aggressiveness of the Women's sssoclstlon ln tMr activities during tbt yaar and tbs generous as- slsUnoe they hsve rendered ln the cause ot tho work. The. Sunday school report ahowad a healthy state under the able care of Urs. R. K. McMillan ftnd her ataff. Election of officers for 1934 resulted ln the following being declared members of tbt board: Mrs. T. McNelsh. Mn. R I. McMillan. Mrs. Walter Clough. Mn. J. P. Sutherland and WUUam Clough, Oaorga Nlehol. J. H. Toung. A very sincere vote of appreciation waa tendered Rev. J. H. Toung ln his work u pastor tnd minister. ■During tba social hour, games of'msny varieties were enjoyed by ftll present, after whjch supper wu served by tbe W. A. A happy feature of this social hour wu tbe reading ot ft wall warded address ftnd ft presentation to Mrs. J. P. Sutherland ln appreciation of bar work u organist, also to W. E. Oraham for valuable services rendered u auditor of tba church accounts. Both being taken entirely by surprtss voiced their thanks for gifU presented. "Soul" Subject in Nslson Church "Soul" waa the aubjsct or tbe Lesson-£ermon which wea nad In First Church of Christ, Scientist, on Sundiy, February 18. Among tht cltitloni whleh comprised the Lesson-Sermon wit tht following from tht Bible: "Theu thtlt love thy neighbor it thvstlf" (Matthew 18: 18). The Leaton-Sermon alao included* the following paaaaae from tb* Chrlt- tltn Science textbook, "Science and Health with Kay to tha Scriptures" by Mtry Baker Mdy: "It ahould be thoroughly understood that all men have one Mind, ona Ood and Father, one Life, Truth, and Love, Mankind will become perfect in proportion aa thla fact becomes apparent, war will cease and the true brotherhood of man will be eatabllahed" (p. Ul). Organize a C.C.F. Club at New Denver A. L. Harris Is Chosen President; to Study and Debate NEW DENVER, B.C., Tito. IB — Nearly 20 politicians mat at the home of Mra. John Hymen on Tuesday evening wltj. tbt object of forming e local of the O.C_T. There wat corntdertble discuilon of the C.C-F. plitform which wis read through to the meeting to that everybody might understand the nature and objects ot the organlt- etloa, A motion that thon present proceed to form e branch wta thtn carried ur—-Imouely. The following officers were then elected: preeldent, A. L. Harris; vice-president. Charlea Vs—de-grlff; secretary, larl Kelson A lively committee ww tlao appointed and It It the Intention of the memben to hold frequent meet- lngt fee itudy and debate. already atarted practicing lta tttt pleoe for the Kootenty Mutloal festival which will be held thlt year ln Nelaen. Lsst year the festival waa ln Trail and tht visiting orchestra from Nelaon copped tht laurels, so the looal body of musicians! which will be the vlaltlng orchestra in the out ot the 1884 fettlvtl, haa strong hopes of reiterating the fett accomplished Istt yeer. ... The Treii-Rossltnd Ski dub was formed about five yean ago by a •mall group of enthusiasts and through period! of upa and downs hat grown lato a club which now boasts over loo active memben, ... "You cent look arty—hen now without teeing thou darned skiir ejtculated Oeorgt Cady, former Trail realdent who vlilted hen from Nelson Sundiy. Ifi qulti true-tor over tht weekend during the holding of tne Western Canadian Amateur Ski association championship tournament, akla held as much prominence ln Trill aa do poodlt dogs on New York's Ptrk annua. Forty pain of akla, there being appro—merely that number of oon- teitanti, plua pol_ and other accessories do taka up a lot or space. A few men and ladlea walk to meet the but at 7 a.m. Dreeaed ln full regalia they an trantported to the tkl hill ln Hoasi.no u wen many of the oontetttntt prior to tht champlo—(hip ennts. A car buuee sround the corner with tmn protruding from the rumble net, vuitlng tntnnti proceed In etn with apeclal fltturea on tbe top deck to hold tht awkward enult> ment fait. But no aport haa taken tttt oountry by atonn In auch a ihort perlod FAOI of tlmt it rut thlt thrilling patJ time. Some communities have "hadl their skiing for tomt yean and hiM built up enviable records. But eaohl year mon ski clubs an beiru or-l ganlaad. ■ ... And thlt year they ware given thai opportunity to sponsor the Western! Canadian Amateur Ski aaaoclaUonl championship tournament, which, ac>| cording to Chris Ingh, who hat par-l tlclpated In Innumerable tournl-l menta, waa put on ln at an tfflcltnll tnd effective« manner ts any hef bed witnessed. Chris cama up from] Vancouver to referee the tourney. ett Riding up on one of the largel CM. at S. trucks to the hill, a car.l driven by Jamea Skinner tha In-" tunnce magnate, paaeed and in thai hick iat Jlmmle Daviea with Mil tint aid kit and atntcher. Doo I Mlttun thought that tha tkte-tl might not like tht idea of Mtln<|l whet may etrry thtm to halcyon I rendezvous but this to them pn-1 sen ted llttlt food for thought. Fori lmmedlitely Bob Lymburne caught I alght ot tba atretchtr he cricks.! | •bout lt to John Laid of Kimctr-ey I Ski club tnd the ntt of the ikitnl did likewise. But luckily It ww not needed tnd I the boyt survived mother tourna-1 ment, although there wen a few son 1 anklet. d Colds! Vapors inhaled r clear bead r When a "Mr." or "Mrs." play on opposite side* ln a gama of amy aort one or tbe other of the two must take the axe ln the survival- of tM fittest. Auch wu the case that presented itself during a badminton , match in tha finals ror the championship of tbe City Badminton league played ln Wesley haU Tuesday evening between A and B teams of the Avenue badminton club. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Hamaon, equally eminent on tennis or badminton courts, were pitted against each other with partners ln a mixed doubles match during the evening's play. Urs. Hamaon. (we always treat the feminine of the species firstly., wu teamed with W. A. Spear and her husband wu paired with Mra. J. H. Hargreavea And the battle commenced. Neither team would relent and both were "giving plenty". Rally followed rally ln rapid continuity. After having ahown the traditional clemency tbe time arrived for Mr. Hamaon to show his indljenous dexterity. Rally again followed rally wKb Mrs. Hai- greaves and Mr. Hsmson gradually gaining the edge. Alter many terrific smashes and much scintillating play the oouple subdued Mrs, Hamaon and Mr. Spear. 33-10. Forty-three gamu bad been neoeesary before tbe winning team wu decided so Mrs. Hamaon and her partner mighT Justly console themselves, "well, at least, we extended tbem for tbelr win. but lt takes a good man to beat his own wire In any game." • • • The Vets' orchestra, which bu been considerably augmented and Is now under the able direction of William Donelly, wha la also maestro of the Trail city band, baa. ON THE AIR TONIGHT CANADIAN RADIO COMMISSION NETWORK CiCA CHWK r'KY C-CK (Tf N T88 788 818 1818 10M cacv ckov croc crje 1188 1.11 1888 1811 too Seville Ftlr 930 Parede of the Provlncea dlr. Rupert Otpltn, Brit. 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Between , You and cMe */ ;. b. c Nitionallttd Lift insurance ctmt up btfore. But recilvtd the same reception u the oat gan ta tht mouu. Fifty million dollan It would ooat to Inaugurate thU scheme. Think ol all the coal tbU would - m u t, ♦«____„_, na msott DAttT mwa, "nelson. b~-.ttjbsbat MO-Ofwo, hmtabt st, ism Lovers' Lane <By Kathleen Norris l^^mm»immimmmmm}^^^^^^^l)^^^^^^^^ff^ I Synoptli of preceding Inttalmento Stoat and Dlna Brett, just married, an ensconced ln a utua apartment ln San Fnnclaoo. They h-iVToaed from «**•»*■• UttU California town. Dlna hu been a dUhwuhlng drudge In her aunft boarding houu. Mont bu Auction and Contract Bridge By the Worldl UadlBg gathor.tr. MILTON C WORE WHY TAKE CHANCESt Duplicate puU tha ipotllght on pltyi which, In tht ordinary couru ot a rubber game, might nadlly pau unnoticed. The following hand llluttrttu thU tnd nrealt a cUver defentlve u wtll u offtntlve pity. THAT BODY OF YOURS By JAMES W. BARTON. HA ik of all thi coal wit wu»-» aunts no.™.-. --—-- - -!«. b\,Bttoftb. C**. to l-t up ambiuoru to b. an -tut. Both A WAR THAT WILL PAY Our neighbor on the south haa gone calmly further Into debt to the extent of about ten billions of dollars; but the people of that country do not seem worried about it at all. There are, of courae, two schools of thought. One is of the opinion that all will be well and the other is shaking its head in doubt. One well-known commentator argues the case out by comparing the proposed new expenditure with what the United States apent on war between 1917 and the fall of 1918. He says in part: Btfore the (eet ot ut glvt way either to encourage- mint er to fright. It would pay ut to atop tad flgun Jutt what tht Implications of thU titanic iptndlnt may be. , The ftnt thing oat thinks of U tht World War. Wa «aat at a greater ntt than thu during the war, and we kept lt up k-ger. ind we came out ot it without cricking under the ttraln. Purthermon, thera u not tht illghtut doubt that, It we were at war to-day, tumt ot taut tin would bt voted without any tnltglvlngt at all. that being ao, why aot compin our pruent lltuatlon to a war-time ct—UT me compartson U a perfectly ite'trat If they do aot set steam up Quickly, It u going to bl too lttt, Plve hundred and sixty nvt millions, u thi deficit to thU date. Tbty will tt» our food to huvlly, wa wlU suffer trom malnutrition In order to keep thlt white elephant in foolish competition. "D. TEES" Hit a rut today. Juat don't know •hat to write. Ever get thit way' WtU, not mtny ot you han to dole out ttuff tor a column Ukt thli tvtry day. Many o- you no doubt would like a thot at It. It Unt uad hut now and thtn a chaps brsin doesn't jutt work right. 1 I am supposed to bavt bralna. I ue they trt itartlng t mon to oaU tbt Trail aenlor hookey team the Tadanaca. TraU fana dlellki tht "Smokt Eater" cognemen. Thty blame a Ntlton sport writer tor thtt name. If I remember correctly, I wu tha tint to use It. However, then is ao patent oa tbe asms. And Trail oaa cbanft It It tbey know UttU of the world. After vtrlout hardahlpe In San Pren- oltco, whin Dlna waahw dlthu In a reetuerant. -font tecum work u a modal for Perry Hlckton. an artut. who U married to Sonla, an tctraat. Mont tnd Dlna take a Uttle apartment idjolnlng Hick- von's ttudlo. Mont't prom—, u an artlat it recognised, but bt be- eomu Infatuated with flonla. Elliot Lampaon. rich, cultured but crippled, recognUu Dlna's nil worth, hut oan do nothing to I help her. Mont, idmlttlng thtt ht U fascinated by Sonla. leans Dlna. Dlna comes to au Elliot, telling him that shs bu sub- lssssd tbs apartment. She promtsu to ue Elliot. Dlna cleans UP tht llttlt apartment and U about to to to Perry't ttudlo to turn onr the ktyt whtn tht bttn a ehot. Befon ehe can stir, Mont comes In. muoh agitated, and uya he mutt gtt away—thtt ht hu quar rtUd wltb Perry. Mont Utvu. Going upstairs, -ina finds Perry In the ttudlo. thot deed. Pollot arrive and aak Mont'a whsreebouts urloutly. She coUipeed weakly Into the chair ahi hid occupied thit after noon. I . "He't tmart; thty wont get him," tht wbUpered. "They'll gtt him," BUot uld. In tht quiet, untltrmed tone he bad used blf on. "Oh. allot, how did thty kaow hi wu hen I" "Whitiock tnd Joe Kant wan there with Perry untu nearly tin. And going onr to tht • ear thty uw Mont: hi didn't ut them, hut tbey av him going toward the Hlckson Pleat." "WtU—wtll— thit doesn't prove tnythingl" tht repeated, In a fainter voice. "Aa far u your telling tbem that you hadn't teen him, that bu no importance whatsoever," Eliot presently uld. "You were'nt on oath— thtt wun't official " She wu not lutenlng. Hir shin of It, ba uw, wu utterly unimportant to her. "Thsy won't get him!" ahe uld, bnathlng through dilated nostrils, staring Into space through narrowed lids """■"■"■■■■■■■•■•^■■aaYaaaal *n-U *M ♦ « ♦IIH-T-M MM 1 WIN ' ♦l-W "M-rl fj -mis ♦ MH ♦1-7-1-3 ♦-•) _____ ♦,-JIM wI-M-2 4..Q o- NERVOUS INSOMNIA IS MORE THAN SLEEPLESSNESS It u a weU known fact that In- matu ot Initltutloni for mental detectlvu an aot bothered muoh with lUepatuBui. Thty gtt outdoon diUy, han good appetite., and alup u calmly u any domeetlo animal, auoh u a dog or cat. Then era Individual! who eat well and alup wtll who an normal raen- taUy and physically; thty turn to have a oontrol of the mind tbat permit! thtm' to drop oft to tUep shortly ifter they go to bed. Men wbo work wltb thtlr handa. or othen who take ooatldtrabli exercise, or lln outdoon a good part ot the day. an Uktwin tble to go to ileep without difficulty. But then la-a lirgt number of Individual, who haven't aay more "cant" than thou above mentioned, gtt outdoon dally, hut tlnd It hard to get off to alup, or eUe htn wakeful period, during thi night. Tour doctor will tell you thtt theu Utter Individuals are afflicted with "nervous a prolonged or chronic form. Vtrlout methods of tnatlng this oondltlon han been used. Aa the brain U working hard ln theu cuu mythlng that will bring the blood down trom the brain U helpful— taking aome sisreln. especially ruing on the tou, or titling on the heeU, putting a hot waUr bottla on tbe itomtch or it tht feet eating aome light food to bring the blood away from the hud to tht dilutive orgtnt. Howenr tbe method recornr—inded hy our mental epeclallate U to han tha patient consult a phytlclan who wlU analyu or go thoroughly Into tbt matter or matters tbat ate caua- lng him to think tnd worry, tnd try to etralghten them out u muoh u poulblt, ao that tht patunt mty acquire • c.lmneet or peace ot mind thtt will ptrmlt blm to overcome the fur or appnhtnilon. Sometimes, eomeone other than a physician can blip tht pttUnt to it—ln thu freedom from worry, by sympethetlo lutenlng tnd helpful advice. INSTALMENT tt TMT ***** calling tht Sunday morning papers when old Grandma and Dlna left "Soleuo'i Puhlon Rectawent," at half paat ten. It had bwn a big night at Soiaaao's, but the nataurant ntver did any lttt ivtnlng business; indeed. tcroU- iper mm. What la at Make In a war? national existence Heelf may be at atate— though that wu aot thl oua wttb ut la tat World War, nor in the war with Spain. Money, national honor, national Influence, certain lnttnglhU contldiratlc-i thlt bulk urge or null, depending on how you look tt them—thsu wen thi things that want Into tbe balance wbtn we got Into our Utt wu. Wbat U tt ttake now? WeU—e lot of things: our filth In our form ot government and our aocial ttructun, our belief Ln ourselns. our drum ot democracy and our vision ot destiny, the hspplaus and comfort of many mllliona of ptopU; a total far greater than anything we risked by going to war with ths Oenntn Xmp-re. , If lt wu proper to apend at an unheerd-df —te to hut the -alter, u it not infinitely mon proper to spend at an equal nte to-dty to mn the things whleh all alt—tnt bold molt dew? The commentator we have quoted continues his argument by recalling that the money the United States spent in 1917 and 1918 was spent for pur- poses of destruction. "When the war was over there wu nothing to show for it. A shell that has exploded, a ship that has gone to the bottom, a man who lias been turned into a corpse—these are not, in any economy, dividend-producing items." They are what our neighbor's billions bought in the World War, The United States commentator concludes with this: "Today we are spending to build things. Wa are building highwaya and bridges and dams and towns and homes, we are spending to strengthen banks and railroads and farms and factories, we are spending to make men and women and children strong and healthy and courageous. We shall have all theae things after the spending is over." RUSSIA AND JAPAN —————— _, Talk of war between Japan and Russia continually persists. Japan is the Germany of the East. She is strengthening her army and her navy. She has captured Manchuria and makes no concealment that ahe intends to remain in this territory. Russia is convinced that she has broader ambitions and has her eyes on portions of Siberia. So, Red Russia, which boasts she haa the strongest army ln Europe, has been feverishly preparing for war, and defies. Japan to come on. Both countries seem spoiling for trouble. Japan waa never so chauvinistic ln her attitude, so determined to find a place in the sun. Communistic Russia, on the other hand, has been teaching her people that the capitalistic world is just waiting for an opportunity to attack. This has been the excuse to build up with fanatical zeal a great army. To fight a capitalistic nation would be a sort of new crusade. The Red army would enter with the same religious fervor that the Crusaders started to Palestine in the Middle Ages. It seems such a foolish and useless struggle that it is hard to conceive of such a war. Yet there is no doubt that both nations are glaring at each other and preparing for the inevitable. •aat. When the uam lotu or gets in a rut we can till tht Tadanaca to take tbi lud out—tnd gtt going, il*" inning »-™.. _——, _-_. We oilltd thi Nalaon- uam thl *d In gold upon IU pnpoeUrout Boor Red Wlngi thli put w_ter. wen the word! "Btaur. to nine." It wu a good name. Aa Dlna and tht coated and bon- Btctuu uveral of tbe playen nsted bundle tbat waa Orandraa htv. already flown itarted down tht quUt itreet, a Klmberlty bu tht Dynamltera- newaboy went by. Dtna uw tba whioh meant they might blow up headline. _ any time After that u wu au nightman. WhlU Rouland hu the old hud Ha' tint wild lmeuue toward flight, rock name the Mlnen which tetma towird conoe.lment. passed almost nspsetabls and dount imply any- at fait u lt came; no safety anything eiplotlvi or out ot plici. »nere with Monti nam. tiering it Howenr, ut tbt hockey boyt bin lwr ***** **** tint pegs, their (un Sht wtnt Into church with the They han been called lou worn untuspsctlni Onndma, tbe newt, namu than Smokt Stten. Dyne- !»P" clutched In her hand. Dlna mtun, Red wings and Mine.*. I could not pny; she could not enn And a lot of thalr own baekan' ""•■: •*• ttt panting In the dim. han celled tham theu worn ntmte. quiet place, itertnt with unteelng ... I eye. it the nd aanetuar7 lamp, the I—-» mmm). of Hint |H «» OOTOK. Thi bidding wu very ilmple and. lUange to uy. wu exactly the time tt tvery table. Bouth bid one No Trump, onr which North eaUad two Clube, South followed with two No Trumps and North with three. k At nearly half tht tablu. the plsy Mimed extremely tlmpU, Wut't opening Uld wu thl Trey of Hearts which wu won by ssat'i Ace and a Heart nturned. South won trick t, led ths Au snd Quun of Clubs. ^^^^^^^^^^^^ and then the Queen and Jack of _'"" 1 Spades, the latter wu covend by •HU going away U agtlntt him. '">• "Urn and won by the Au. After will tell agalnat blm, Dlna," pilot | that, dummy ran tour good cluba uld. "But dont gtt ttclted. Thenl, °n which South- discarded four Dls- t —t mon to all thu than you tmigtne. They only want Mont now because he wu apparently the laat penon wbo uw poor perry alive. That's ill. Thty htren't got a war- rant out tor him.—or for anyone— "1 know," she whispered, grinding her paima together. "I know.** And thtn, wistfully, "Elliot, It'i not 1 dream, U It? We .rent going to wake up all ot a audden?" After awhlU abe fell aaleep from ahaar exhaustion ln her chair, and the old Chinese steered ber toward a bsdroom, tnd put t comforter onr ber. she did not stir sgaln tor many houn, hut reports came all night long to the couch when Elliot Uy under tha soft nading light, thinking, lutenlng, tdvlsing. During thi night the rain began ta fall, aplaehlng. trickling, dripping tvtrywben. Dlna awakened to the aound of It, tnd rou lo ttan from tha window of the strange bedroom down at tbt bay. flattened under the ftst-fslllng dropt. Tht ^prracea whleh U really mora thta ordinary alwplutnut. Dr. H. D. .Mon, Ua Angelu, telli Ut that nervous tntomntt U not Jutt eleeplen—m, hut tleeplutneas on which fur tad tppnhentlon htn been engrafted. Aa a matter of fact, worry U nothing mon or leu thin fear—fear ln BRING er SHIP Tonr RAW FURS to J. H.M.GREENWOOD Highut prion—Honest Grading tto Baker St. Nelton, B.C. eyes a. m— .—, toft pooU of light In the eomen monds. leaving nothing In bU hand but two high Spadu and one high Heart. Consequently, a eoore of twelve trie—1 wu recorded tt moat of Uw tabUe ln aplte of tbe fact that the advtru hands held two Acea. It U most unusual for a Ds- cunr to be able to dlaotrd enry card of four-card ault. but with tht hind played In this way. It mmt tn euy teak. Wut, hy holding up thi King of Spadu untu the third round, oould han uved ont trlok beet—e In thtt oau. sfter oaahing Souths Heart and running North's Clubt, North would hive had to lead a Diamond; but Weet'i oover wtt made with the hope that East held the Ten of Spedu. Howenr, It wu at the table when thU routine pUy varied that tat Intenttlng tltuatlons occurred. Borne of the Kurt pltyen, ifter winning the tint trick, ipprteuted thtt u thty held Jtck and two amall Cluba, tt wu quite poulbl. that the n- mtlndtr of the suit wae divided , -._.._.. and the fist-filling dropt- Tht ttrraoul?^-. wan sosked. swift ooftu Colored I';' "J*"*" *"» »* *>**** .....that South held the Aoe-Quei WtU I didn't bin anything to write tbout. But thtn U 1 lot filled la already. Elmer Klin, u wondering if thtn will bt a war la Europe. But how do 1 anus, -'m aot la the war deportment. ■sum" Honwui wu -ought ta '"• ""_5"___: _J__;_-_r_i a furnuun -tore ymttrtst^ __^ :_^^~S *&-* took ber favorite ***x, w*dg*d again-* tb* glaee ehleld ln front, and. tttl] tMtng, leellng, thinking nothing. wm rlrutoU rtn down th* gftepa, ttat wtter float vu gray end dim ln rtln, the sly gnj onr tbe dietent Mile and orer the prleon ieland. 8he took ott ber gown, bruahed ber hair and wuhtd ber faoe, il- waya ln the eame (tunned dream. _-#» TVmt\\n ttt lien* in ine »_«j-eis*™ 1 nn in mi* .^e-»- «_._>_--- oftlu^ormU Pl.ce and onr tb. whVn. nfruhtd. snd .till **£*« .* -!rT_ _».„-... mt tn. Mt.ou. Wsy rmm _leeo. shs came out to the alt- Buttons ot tht plttout Wty of tbt Onu. Suddenly, with a whlapered word to her eompenion. Dlna went away. .She went twlftly. eertalaly. out Into 1 the Mtl*mu of tht atarltu. moon- l-rniiuii .vj.- ,———.,. Jack Brown wu complaining about a teitpbotu tariff. bou Kerr walked down tbt ttrut til unconcerned with tn Ironing board under his trm. Jim Bennett maku nln looking from aleep. aht came out to the att- tlng-room, the clocks hand atood at nine, and BUot wu bavlac his br.ak.ut Dlna'i quick eyu searched for a ntwipaper then wu no ilgn of ont. "Hello, you look retted." BUot treeted htr. "Oome htn your coffee" that South held the Ace-Queen. In that cau, lt wu vital that the Ace of Spadu ahould be dislodged from ths dummy hand. Oonuqueatly, to trlok 1 thsu plsyen Ud the Six of 8p.de.. cloud bind pltytd a Spade (hU tour Spadu being ln sequence, It did not matter whioh.) Weet covend with the King, and •t qrcat tablu North won with tht Aot. Two round! of Clubt filled to drop tbe Jack and the Declarer wat held to tight tricki, quite dlffennt trom tht toon tt tht other tablu. Oae or twe eanful Dtcltran met the Htuttloo by allowing Weet'i King at Spadu to take tht trick 20 YEARS AGO Tae OuUit Sports elub U planning a pigeon aboot for Saturday. ... Work la to start immediately upon the construction of I government bridge over the Duncan rtnr at Howter. ... Orand Porkt yesterday defeated Phoenix, Boundary hockty champions, i-i and ua now thl dttud- tn of the McBride and Dally Ntwt cupt. ... Un. Olbton, Mn. Beta and Mn. Ktlman are- giving a tea la aid of tbe st. Paul'i ladUi aid. "mmmm't m ■_■__■" FOR PANELS Kootenty Cottonwood u unixcelUd la thi buuty ot lta grain u It U unexcelled tn utility and economy. Rebut orders pron Its popularity. Wood, Vallance Hardware Ce., Ltd. DUtrlet Dlltrlbotc- aaaaWBi ■ ■ _■__■ "BUILD B.C. PAYROLLS* 8 Cans A Week A mothtr wrltee that abe tint htr talr/ light taaa of Ptclf 10 MUk a v week. whtn ha wet El —I waa plated ea thlt tood milk by thi funny dootor aad ahe adds: "AU my Meads think my baby hu eome oa weU for what ht eame through." Pacific Milk "lota; B.C. Owned aad CsntrolUd" PLANT AT ABBOTSFOBD. ——————IH—I II—Uruuwurla Did you pey your telephone blU? It aot, Itt too UH now. Now I htn run out of lomithlng to write about. mmJM ... How tbout mother of "D. Ten" poem, or verm or what you may call 'am. I hsn lots of them. Her. gou; tee NEWS ITEM, JAN. UU Down Ut Chicago bl nilnoti, Then'! a cop wbo hu been a haughty boy, Ha Ut aomt dame glvt him t klu Aad It looks u though .he", going to ml" Sinn thouund dollar, or mart* mora, Becauu the cope wife, thi got quite tore, AlUn-tlon of affection U tbt legal name. 80 be careful glrla, you dont run into tbi awl "D. leint, »—'mi., ........... — .. ttktn on the slow rumbling trip by tht Hyde street hlU. Again sht wu threading tha ter- raou of Ruaalin Hill, avoiding tbe Hlckson doorway when llghtt burned tnd crowdt ttlll lingered, going on down, down, to BUiot'i leni. Then waa a light burning ln hU long, low-celled drawing-room window atlll. That wu ill Dint bid wanted to know. That wu the beacon toward which tbt wu daaadly, mechanically moving. She went In. BUot wu lying on hU couch, talking to ths old Chlnau cook. Dlna went up to him, the aewepaper headline dltplayed In her hand. 'Tie, 1 knew,'' Elliot uld, tery rffet" " 1—»as «* ^wii -v — Sb. hid dtuloped. he thought, « .****«*■ ^J*man°S. \,,*?£ from ths etun-ty country girl who ■•**-*• ***** ■ i»»ured the running htd come, u tbe gifted young »r- tlrtt wife, to tht HIU, 1 few monthi tgo. ThU wu t women, gran, etlf- pouuud. naounaful. who took her place oppoelte him, and managed a • mill ot ippreclttlon tor Hong, bringing In tha coffee -What nawa. -allot?" "Bad." ht intwtrtd. wincing, ■nil- lag. "Bad?" "WeU. vu. although It may aot mean anything. They've got him. Pull younelf —gather. Dins; thty win bound to get him Tou knew that. Drink aome coffu, dear; It'll bran you up." (To ba Continued! of tbe Club ault provided tbi ad ma Clube wen divided normilly. The Dec—ran wbo held up the Au of spedes on trick 3 took slenn tricks, btctun ln no oau did Wut cub bli Ace ot Dltmonds on trick I. NOW TRAVELJOSTS AS L0W£ft AUNT HET 30 YEARS AGO (From The Delly Newt ef rehraary It, ltoei 1 Shipments of on from ths Atbsl- stan mlas, ln the Wellington oamp ln tht Boundary, han Increased considerably now that can an available. s . . W. n. Rou. MP. ot mil, u a guut ln tht city. ... No Uu then 10 unlurttUu were rapreeented last night when the Toronto Alumni aaaoclatlon put on a banquet for chief Juetlce Oordon Hunter. . ... Polloe and licence commissioners tor the Kootenty and Boundary dlatr-cta are M. Plenty and Bobart Oaw, Orand Porka: T. H Parker ud Jamu Sutherland, Oraanwoodi L. T. Brylne and W. R. WlllUme, Phoenix; J. P. Byen aad R. tf. Perdue, Trail: Henry Olegerlch aad N. T. McKay, Kaalo. ACCIDENTLY AIPHIXIATED LONDON (CPI-Teaslas In htr sissp. M-rear-oid Peggy Mole tecl- dent-y tumid on a gee-let with her foot. Shs snd hsr 10-year-old sister Joan wen asphyxiated. VERSE TO AN ALSATIAN JrOO My tot. my gnat Alsatian friend I toeve to know that I mutt und A bulUt tbrough your ikuU to end Tbat awful pain: That your poor tilth will ntnr It to) quite plain. Per many a day tbrough forests '--Ity tint tweet aaturad. She Just sums to forglvs catty remark, becauu ebe'i to dv 1 the don't get the point." Gems From Life's Scrapbook "And let him be tun to wave othtr mtn thtlr tumt to tpetk."— Baoon. ... "But tu a task Indeed ta Item to bur: In thtt tht tkUl of oonvenatlon Uu;. That tho—1 or maku you both polite or wltt"—Toung. ... "My tongue within my Hot I nln Por who talkt much mutt talk ln vain."—Oty. ... "Thtt which U reputed too often beoomu Insipid snd tedious."— BoUuu. ... "Who hath not learned that whin tlont ht hu hu own thought! to guard, tnd "~— ' "*" —**fc **-** 1 guard, tnd wben struggling with Touu ntnr bun fer from by side, minklnd hU temper, tnd In eoclety Tbe one companionship supplied in_ tongue?"—Mary Baker Eddy. To mt, wbo traps ... 1 ttW MILK Feetea 0ml Huewt DM* Ca We atw sttootoy *m •wai wen. for COMFORT ECONOMY •Amy IPIID^a j Travel via GREAT NORTHERN NO DITAIXT "trtry Canadian la proud beeauae Canada hai not defaulted on ber financial obllgatlona.** ears Premier Bennett. "Canada would be a wbole lot bapp.tr it lbt bad nerer defaulted on her 8O0.OO0 unemployed " —Vancourer Bun. That lg on« of thoee araart sayinge whleb will not •Und up under eieminauon. Tht ehnple truth la that Cantda has not 'defaulted" on htr unemployed but, oa tbt oontraiT, tor more ther three yeara ahe hu tttn to It that victims of thla unuaual depreeelon hart bttn fed and clothed and nheltered. —From the Peterborough Examiner. Tbt animal whow furry bldt U_-.ee ooata and wrapt. And alwaya with your canine might You**-, put all would bt foaa to I fllcbC, TU, tndlecrevt. you've gone to fight A porcupine. Whow cruel quillt dow now tocltt Thle tot ot mint. And vanquiahlnf you ln that bout Some of tbem hart rour alght put out. And ln your panting Jaw and enout Ther- art a few Which by tbelr force hart found a route Bight through tba two. You oamwt tat or aleep, you've blind. Tie beet to leave tbe world behind: In Heav'n with tomt old trapper fln^ An toBtaa joy, I'll alwaya kwn you In my mind— oood-by, old boyt It ta vtry teldom that I haft to repent of taylng too llttlt; but alaal vtry often for' taylng too much."—John Baldwin. . • • • "Think aU you apeak; but apeak not all you think: Thought* art your own; your worda art to no more."—Deleune. TEN YEARS AGO Delegare to tbt Associated Board: convention to bt btld here toward ! the end of the montb, will bt gueet* I at tha Neleon Operatic aoclety'c Olibert dt Sullivan production. "The OondoUfn." • • • Mr. and kf». L. w. Humphrey left yuterdfty for Ottawa. • • • Wt*. Oeorge p. Motion, president ot tbt Rtbtkah aaatmbly, leaves thla morning to pay an official vUdt to tht Trail tnd Boaaland lodgw. Hockey Supplies Now is the time to buy your Hockey Skates, Sticks, etc., at a reduction of 20' ______________■ Buy Now and Save Money NELSON HARDWARE CO. Nelron Wholesale and Retail Quality Hardware B.C. THE GUMPS: HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN WHAT DO YOU THINK? His Relief Works Out at 50 Cents Apiece for Family Ho the Editor: air—Allow me a em— I epiot In your valuable paper. I have been Informed (Am I correct?) thtt eott of maintenance for one man In a relief camp la tl ptr iltr—foodt ot count tn boutht whoteeele so tbt fovernment lett tht most for money Ae a -Mrrled man with wife and child, I am allowed work tor which I recti v. tl 1.40—thla meant thru ef ut htn lo be fed tad clothed on 80 cente per day. I wonder haw msnr who sn st ths heed of -hints buy one meal under to cente er underatind how ttr 10 centt fatal I in Milnnlni to wonder It then li any Juatlot ln our oountry. —fan TlmVt." , **K\X- TW-Rt'. NO HAaPWMMS IK TV«a MMI KNOWN _*"Pr_R- A POOR. 0V» R>0_ UKS M_. THS Vrfc-nMi Of A ttOrvNAWl *l__4 - ^m**m*** tm* MO* I t-AN HAAO-.Y . MU&NB ~H*T tM MARRItO THAT MMN- 7 , [%i •TUB NBLSOW DAILT NIWI, KELSOlf, B.C.—TCB8DAT MORNINO, l-BRITART 16. 1684- APPEALS BASEB ON ECONOMICAL PURCHASE FAIL Provincial Land Not Basis Garland Finds PROCTER APPEAL IS SUCCESSFUL Fourteen Fruitvale and Eight Others Are Lost Only one saeeesment appeal wea definitely successful at the provincial court of revision for tht Ntlson aaneernent district, which concluded Monday it tht court houn, Judge C. B. Oarland granting a reduction on improved land at Pcocter belonging to Jamee Orundy. now reelding at Kamloopa, the valuation being reduoed from 8800 to 6160. Assessor J. A. Stewart did not oppose thlt reduction. In tha can of Mrt. -atberlne Palmer, now residing at The Dalles, Ore. who appealed against an assesa- mant of 6850 on Improved land at Btnata, under notion 178 of the taxation aet, the appeal wwa taken under advlaemtnt. All tte othtr appeals, Including eight from tbe Prultvele area, which ntly mimnd, were de. 8800, im* Und 6800, land 6100. latent. 50 YEARS A MARTYR ■.CONSTIPATION Bat Kellogg's All-Bian Brought Welcome Relief Suit tkli aplendld letter from Mn. Haynei: Ter (0 |«en I have been e martyr te constipation. Have tried enry remedy under thi sen. "Oae day I read aa account ot eome ene who htd betn relieved by All-Bran, but I thought 'What wai the nte of me trying anything more when all tltt had failed!' "A whUe after, I read it again. That tlmt I thought I would try <t> it would do no hum anyway. "I begin with R smell dlah of your Au>BRAM for breakfeet, and wonderful to aey, I nerer need to Ukt any phytic et ell now. Bow I with other poor euiTirert from ton- ■tlpatlon could be nernader. to try it."-Mn. Sarah Raynea (addreei furnished upon requtet). Tuto ihow -alioggi All-Bran providti "bulk" and vitamin B to -id regular habit- Alto iron for tha blood. Thta "bulk" tn All-Bean la much like that in leafy vegetable- It'a ao much lafir than taking patent medicines! Twe tobltepeoni— a of All-Bram dally are usually g_H- cierrt Severe caaei, with each meal. If not relieved thia way, aee your doctor. bet tkls la-etas mdy-te-eet cereal from your grocer. In the red-and-green pack—ga. Made by Kellogg In London, Ontario. cldtd In the negative. CLAIM CHEAP PUBCHASE Meet of thl appeaia hinged on the claim that the government had aold tht land concerned at a low rati, tmi thtt therefore the assessable value ihould be In agreement with the purchaae price. Thlt view et to what were proper assessment valuea wla oppoted by Aaeeeeor Stewart, who argued that the government told land at nominal prion it a matter of policy, In an endeavor to provide people who had little capital an opportunity of get. ting e home and a few aoret, which thty oould not ponlbly obtain toy land purchase through private partln, It tha aattnmint waa ar- rived at on the baala of purchaae prloe, Mr. etawart pointed out, the older tttuera who bought in tbt open market, In many lnttanote at prloea 10 timet greater than now being charged by the government, would certainly have a legitimate cute for compltlnt. ta employment of that basit would place on their shoulders a wholly disproportionate ahare of thi burdin of achool operation. It ww igreed by Judge Oarland that where purchatt price diverged from reasonable market value, lt abould not enter into the making of the an—ament. APPEALS REFUSED Of the 90 rarulafly entered ap- peals, tba eight from Fruitvale wtre at followi: —-ra Oomellvia, ltnd 61000, Improvements 1400. Walter Brweld. land 8800. William E. Orleve, land 6100, Improvements 6600- Vlctor Hen—erg, land 8800, lm- provementa 8400. jo., atu, LindhrJm, land 81800, Improvements 88000. Natalia mpkow, land provementa 8800. Un. Ivtkyn C. Powne, Improver——ta 61000. Frederick W. Toung, ImprovemenU 11000. ms^tm Ten othtr regularly entered ap peels, which like the foregoing were unsuccessful, were aa follows: Frana Baumgartner, lealdlng at Sardlt. property touth Of Fauquier, land 6*00. Cornelius Ore—In, now realdlng ln Trett. lwd Proeter 8300, Improvements 6800. H. A. Faulkner, Ren Spur, firm ltnd 61800, lmj-rovemtnta 6700. Prank —avle. Annable, land 8000. John It. JOller. creeton. farm land 6-O0, 1—provementa 6100. Thomaa and Bdna O. Powell. Ron- mont, Nalaon, two prooertln, land 8350. and land 88O0, Improvement! 8480. W. H. Deed, Oration, two proper- tin, farm Und 83000, ImprovemenU 11500, end farm land ,1000. Kooama ea-otf, Ontlegtr. land 6100, Improvements 8800. 6. J. Tanloft. Oasttegar. land M00; lmprovemente 8800. Mri. Mabel E. Wlllltmt, Wynndel, firm land 61800, Improvements 11000. Tbe iix appeals that enne ln after the appeal period waa cloeed were all from Pr—tvele, and were reviewed In detail by Judae Oarland, who found no ground tor altering the tnenmentt. They were et followi: Vtoutta Rt—ir. Und 8800. tin. Amelia U. Ruahton. firm land 61800. lmprovemente 61800. -.EL. Knowler, farm lend 81000, lmprovemente 6100; Wllllem Brant, lending In Trail, tow—rite land, „ 6100, ImprovemenU 8400. Mn. RUda L. Jonee, realdlng ln ttall, towntite land 8400. Thomaa B. Charlton, farm land 61300, lmprovemente 61800. FIRE RAGES, CORBIN MINE COUIV, BC, fM. 18.—Pirt, re- ported to have bnn motet by combustion, rigid In Ho. 8 mine, Corbin CollUrUe leet week- Many men bate bnn laid off work. Difficulty la experienced In combating tha fire owing to the eitreordlntry thIekStte of ttn eeel WHO PAYS X^mV I LISTER SETTLERS SBBimPOLKY Place Views for Reconstruction Before Putnam CKJBTOW. BC. Ftb. 18—Prank Bsker, A. R. Bernard and John Bird, a special oommltteM tram tbe Oamp Utter SetUera' aaaoolatlon, had an Important oonf«renot with Frank Putnam. MP.P., prior to hla departure lor tha legislative eeaalon at victoria. Hie r«oonjtruotlon policy iutomltfietl waa "much tha aame aa that preaented to Hon. Joahu* Hlncb- lllfe, former minlatcr of land*, who Tlatted tha eol-ler settlement area laat aummer, and waa In conferences I with tba aaaootatlon executive. Tha new poller la oae of preference for tha original flrtt land owners ln the Oamp Uater dlatrlct. Xt la understood the delegation found tha mambftr much In aooord with tbe plana tbey tubmlttad. Bt. Valentine teas ware a feature of church money raising effort the paat to*?*.. Saturday the. Ladlea aid of At Btephen'a Preahyterian church had a tea and pantry aala at tha home of Ura. Headereon, wttlch wu well attended with receipt* of IU, Before the atart of lent Christ church Ericsson Ladles Guild had a tea and sale of cooking which also realised almost 106. and was at tbe borne of Mra. P. Putnam. Ulss Mildred Kingeett. who haa baen visiting the Mlaaea Armitage at the home of Mr. and Mra. V. Vaieeur, has returned home to Nelaon. Walter and John Barrett ot Oranbrook were heve vlaltlng the termer's mother-in-law, Mrs, E, Oerfletd. W. Stewart, sawyer at the O. O. Rodger* sawmill, la on a trip to Canal Plats. Mlas Helen Moore, teacher at Lumberton, waa a week-end visitor to htr mother, Ura. K. H. Taylor, ^SOCIETY 24 GET WORK NAKUSP AID HAS VALENTINE TEA IF YOU DO, remember thit important feet. "Bargain" bnlbe mete current— add doilare to yonr lighting hille. B« thrifty and chooee EDISON MAZDA LAMPS. EDISON MAZDA LAMPS MAM IN II CANADA tBMJ/ Ul CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO, LIMITED ene In Nekton 8/ STANDARD ELECTRIC ■MIM 8TBIIT MONT. 888 HA-TJBF, 9. C. Kb. 18 — Ilia Y—mnt Wtrd end Gordon Balrd left yesterday for Nelson where thty will bt married In at. Vevloura church by the Ven. Archdeacon oraham. Mrt. IL Balrd, mother of tbe prospectin bridegroom and Mtrtden Balrd. brothtr. Mrt. R. Wtrd mothtr of tbt bride. Mlu Marl Ward and u Ward, tleted and brothtr left thIt morning to be ptr- tlolpanU ln the oeremony. Tht Ladlet' aid of tbe United churob met yeeterday afternoon at tbt bomt ot Wn. 9. Oxenham with 10 memben end one vlaltor preunt. Mra. Bill occupied tbe thalr and followlni tbe usual business e tte wmt eervtd by tbe hoeteaa, w. Denbohn and young too. ir- rived on Saturday end era g—»ts at tbe home of Mr. end Mrt. H. O. Oardr-tT of QUnber—. Mlsa Mlnnl. Donseleer wbo suc- eeeefulltr underwent en operttton for eppen—cilia tn the Anow I—tw hoapltal. left tbit Institution tods, tnd wtll oonvaleeoe et the borne of Mrt, 9 Munn btfore proceeding to ber borne In Bdgewood. MM, S. Walker or Burton le an tnmtte ot the Arrow ——es hoapltal wbere abe recently underwent an operation. Tta Udltt of St. Mar.', gulld beld an enjoyable Valmunt tea thlt afternoon In the Ttouage. Tttt room wat teatefull- dtoortted with baerta and other Valentine dttorwtlooa and the rstTeeb—ante ware alee carried out tn keeping with tbe oooaalon. Mn. Iallp, tbe preald.nt, and Mrs. Humphries tbe woe preeldint, poured tea, whlltt tboet oa thi refreth- ment ea——ilte-o were M—tlimti Moffat, Horny. Nome. Kewhu-ter, Bcrrldft. Tbe netntly elected boerd of director, for tbe Arrow likm hot- pttai met Tuesday wbtn tbe chief Item of huitnaat wta tbe appolntlni of tbe prtildent, Wee pte-itaat end tecretarr-areaaurer. The obotce ww a. fellows, TL W. Herrtdte. president. O. Howartb, vtoe-orettdent, and B. Iallp etoretary-trtei—wr. Creston Anglicans WiU Meet Bishop OBBSTOrt, rib. ie—creston Angii- cant wtll meet IW. Bev. Walter Adama. tbe ntw blahop of Kootenay. on wednwdty trenlns, et a service at Chrut ohurch. wblcb will be followed hy a reception et tht pariah bal. under the direction of the Wornan'a auxiliary. Representative, from tbe outatattoru, at Wynndel, camp utter and Brl-kton win attend. A number from town were at Ar. row oteek for t herd timet dance mday at whleh Itn If. p. Wlleon captured flret prist for the "bard- ttt** ladlw' oottume—one made entirely of flour sicks. John Bablty wu the "hardeet" gin-lemsn. with Barmen Millar a cloee etcond. Aa aeon a. tha depertment tint au- tborlty tht new atore building win be opined for a poet offloe and time. At prwtnt It u uwd w in ethutto elub. Mlw Nan -aptnotr has returned frome Cb—tweek. where ber parenu re—de, and la on tbe tteff at ttw Rodgere vtnwr _r—king plant. Ww Jeuie White of Xltohtntr ww hen for thl military whlat dvtn undar tha auspice, of tbe a wton Hoapltal Wotntn'l tutlllary mday. Bhe ww i (uwt ot btr dtufhttr, Mie. D. T. Putnam. A. u. Pochln ot N.laon hw ar- nved to look after pruning and -print werk at bit orchard property at canyon. Jock McRobb 3t. to) back from t t-li lo hie Hater, un. Houlo, it K-rnbtrlty. Owl Johneon, wbo It employed at tbe Reno mint, near Ntlion, wee a week-end vlaltor to itt. Wld Mrt. John Johneon. Tnn column w conducted by Mn. M. J. VUatok. All ntwa of e •ttlll nsturt, -eliding receptions, prlvite entertainment!, per- tenel itema, marrUgw, tte., will appwr in thla column. Telephone Mn. Vlineot tt htr home, SIS ntllca itreet. Rev. Clyde Barviy of Procter baa ntumed from a vlalt to Vanoouver. ... Tttt Butler ot Xalao wu a visitor ln tbi city during the week-end. .... John Ollroy of Willow Point paid a vltlt ln Nelton ywterday. ... Mn. W. H. Walter, Vernon etreet, hu u htr guwti. btr daughter and granddaughter, Mn. Robtrt Btt- tersby and Julty of Bull River. ... Jonph Kcelanclo of Cretctnt Val- ley apent ywterday In Nelaon, ... Among Walton In tbe elty It Charlw Moon ot crwton. ... Mn. A. J. D—-net' Carbonate itreet, entertained the memben of Mn, Pred H. onham'i circle of at. Savlour't Church Balpen yeeterday tftemoon whtn thow prwtnt wtn Mn. Oeorte Horstead, Mrs. A, T. Honwlll, Mn. P. R. Prttchard, Mn. Mtbel Roollffl, Mil. Harry Oore, Mn. A. J. Cornish, MM. Oraham, Mn. H, L. Bonner, Mn. Rrneit Steele and Mn. Dunnett. ... Mr. and Mn. J. Percy Coatw ban u their guwt, Mr. Coate'a brother, Harold Coatw ot (die—ood. ... Bdwln cartmtl of the tttff of tbe Reno mine Wilted at tbe home of hla parenu. Mr. and Mn. John Cartmel, Saturday. ... Among thow motoring to Harrop to attend tht badminton toumamtnt Sundiy wen Mn. Htrold Lakes. Mn. 9. c. Wragge, Mr. tnd Mn. D. D. Doddlng, H. D. Daweon. Mlw Alia Johnttone, Mlw Doreen Dunnett. Mn. A. W. Idjent. Terence Reeling, Hector Mckenzlt, D. Reed tnd Dr. T. H, Bourque. ... Fieri—»n Wilton, Jowpblnt atrwt. hu nturned from a oouple of wwks spent ln Vanoouver. ... —. ataman of the Tinker Olrl mine, spsnt tbe wwk-end In Nelson with his fimlly, on silica atreet. ... T. Jar—nt of Orand Porkt It In tbt city, the gueet ot hit parent!, Mr. tnd Mn. T. s. Jerome, victorti itreet. ... Prank Abey of Mirror Lake epent yeeterday Wilting ln tbe dty. ... Oeorgt L. mil. wbo wu married Pebruary 11 In Nelaon, tonne todty for the Reno mill, wben be will resume his dutlw w mill superintendent. e . . W. R. Hamly of Senca Welted ln tbe elty during tha wwk-end. • . . D. Chrlttenaon of Outlegar wu Mlw -Sltabtth Olegerlch of Kulo wu tn Ntlton yuterday en route to vltlt at the borne In Cranbrook of ber brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mn, O. 9 L. McKlnnon. ... Mlw Oeorgtr— Andtnon, who bu been Wilting frltndt In town, lift lut night for hir borne In Arooit, auk. ... Mr. and Mn. If. McLeod of Procter epent yeeterday In town. ... Mr and Mn. Roderick O. Mao- Donald of Corre Linn an among out- alden atundtng th. ml*Hon Mm conducted by Rev. Pettier Morltrty of WwUnlnster tbla wuk ln ttw Church of Mary ImmtculaU. ... St. Saviour's Church Relpen bridge mit yeeterday at the home on Stanley itreet of Un Lull! Onu. turd, when tbe pltyen included Mn. John Cartmtl, Mn. L. V. Rot era. Mm. P. a Mony, Mn. 9 O. Wnggt. Mn. cnufurd, Mm. H Reeling. Mn. I. B. L. Dtwdnty end Mn. 3. O. Bunytn. t . . n. Barging of Wlnlaw Waited tn B. T. Lwlle of Okanagan Landing 1a tpendtng t couple of din In Nlleon. ... Among -hopper. In town ywterday was Mrs. M K. Wallaoe and har ten of Tarryi. ... Mn. Margant Maddtn laft Sunday for Kwlo. when tht wtnt to tttend tbt funeral of fted W. Walker of Walker's Landing, which took place there yeeterday. ... Thorr.M Alltn hu left for tbl Reno mint. ... Donald McKlnnon, wbo Wetted frlenda in town over the week-end. hu returned to Onnd Porkt ... R Byen of Crewent Valley paid a vltlt ln tbt cltv yetttrdty. ... A. & Purney. who bu been t petltnt ln tbe Koottnay Lake Oenerai hoapltal, ntumed to hit boma ln Slooan City ywterday. AT BOX PLANT Rodgers Factory Has Substantial Orders OBBSTON, Feb. 10 —About two damn won t-Jnn out of unemployment at tbe tnd ot tbe weet wben tbe veneer mill ftnd bos fftotory ot Charles O. Aodgen oonunenoBd tbe 1084 mftke ol pUnt bedding bosket* *nd tJntope ueed by reUller* foe tbe Hie of frulta, 18 of thow put to work were glrl*. bftly ft doaen ot wbom are employed taUnc osxo ot tbe make of veneer that will be required not only for tbe preeent operation*, but much of wblob will toe stored for tbe make of rtraw- berry and raepberry cupe, aa well ftt the decking ueed ln theee fruit containers. Orders already ln am oo ft par with 1933, and mora are In prospect. K. Aotanaon, wbo operates tnt former Vannese ranch, north of town, baa returned from Cranbrook hoapltal, where be has been taking eve treatment. Ba will likely lose tha sight Of one eye completely. Cecil Hamilton ha* reoatved word of tbe uneipeoted death of hi* mother ftt Oalgary. She visited bare Uat yaar. Ur*. I. Drlfta of Kitohener wea here ftt tho week-end oo ft vurt to bar sister, Uxs. Q. A. U Toung, In order to assist * tba hoepltel at Qreaton, a Kitchener Women's Hot' pltftl auxiliary bw been organlaed with MUs Jaeele Wb_ta a* preeident and Miss Haael McOo&egal, secretary- treasurer. It Is planned to have at leaat one entertainment eaoh month to hely hoapltal work. ^^_ Harry and Jim Helms are back from ft trip to tbe Woods ranch at Ofc*rry creek, near Oranbrook, where tbey purchased a team of work horses. Thla la fbe third team that baa ooim to the dlatrlct from the Woods' plaoa thla yaar. Boundary to Have Court of Revision A court of reel-too aod appeal, under the provision of the Taxation aot" aad "PubUfl Sohool* aat" respecting tbe eaaseamant roll for the Kettle Mver Aseeaament d-rtrtct, l* to be held at the following places: Rock Ore**—Tuesday. March 9, 10 a.m.. aa the Hook Greek hotel. Oreen wood—Wedneeday, March 7 10 aam., at tha provincial courthouse. Orand forke—Thuraday, March I, 10 a.m., ftt tbe prortndftl oourthouse. Diabetes u a disease often aeoom- panylng excess weight, and during tbe war, It waa found to Oermany that diabetes death* were reduced one-half, due to tha ahort rations. fCOUCHS ■ AND COLDS lo ptumtt to the twt* ead to quicUjr -rertlve that cbUdna k-e to tak. It, Equally tpod for adurta. Of Hit» pre—en mtrlt. rtat ntt | QsMea&her's<^ \ 607 Baker St. Phone 200 STORE NEWS Super Values on Seasonable Merchandise for Wednesday Morning Shoppers Decide Bridge Is the Better Pastime Affirmative Side Wins st South Slocan Debate SOUTH SLOCAlv. B. 0-, Teb. 18— John 9 Macdonald lttvtt thortlr tor Trail wbere ba baa bean trana- fcrnd. t J. Bowkitt lift mday br motor for Vincouver whtrt hi will taaa part ln tbe Ite-le Coast Curling bonsplel. a. T. chapman, eupat—Undent of construction returnid from -eickson on Tundiv. A tptcltl meetlnt of tbe tttcutlve of the hill tocltty wat bald at tba home ot J. D Tettmtn on Thuraday. Tbe munition at Un. O. W. Humphrey aa nertterr-treeeuier waa eoeepted ind W. WsiUty elected to fill tbt office on tbe eiteutlvt board. Frank Ptlaby wtt tleeted at a member of th. board repnaenttni the Drhttlnl elub ind 3. 9. Corner to repreetnt tba Badminton club. Reeolved, "that dancing la mon damorallalni thin bridge', waa tbi Mbjeet of tht weekly debating elub. Wbtn the natural delight and grtct- art of dancing wta etpounded by It—e Dale Oananer tnd tbe pltitun tnd stimulation of brain powtr In pitying brldgt wtt upbtld by Frank Bcott. DtmonitrtUo—l were given ln a meet tmuslng though ittrtraely .raggtrattd atyle to abow tba ldl- ceyr-craaia. of dancing both la the national Sooteh real and that of tbe prtwnt diy. Mr. and Mra F. soott, Kn. 9. Bowkett tnd John Leurtt. ill natlvea of thi Und of tbe htatner danced tht hlgblind fling and Frank Soott with Aln Dumaton gen tbt st»ps and manntrltmt of tbl tango a la mode. A gama of brldg. wtt dtmonstrtted by W. Wtlkley, A. McKlm. F. Beott and A. Duna- mon which ihowed how eaetted and unrewonabla tbi eonteetantt got when ther wen on the losing side. ThU proved to tht tudUnee tbtt tht affirmative won on ite a—rltt. Tbt women't ti—llliry met tt the bomt of Mrt I. Bowkitt on Widnetdiy. Mn. John Murny pn- aded. Tbe memben tgned to maka 81 each talent monty to turn ln it tbt tad ef tbe month It wm Hto uraatad to ban a lantern lectun early In Mareb After tkl utuai routine butineii eg the netting, the tptdil church nrvte. for tbe "Women't Nitlonil dty of Fnytr for Ptace'* wat taken pert In. Mn. Bowkitt wat hott-te for tae tfter the mettlng tnd honored at Valentine in tb. dainty manner of serving. The mtmbsn attending wen Mn Murny, Mn. Teetmaa. Printed Silk Rayon printed alike in a range of patterns. 88 inches Wide. Value, to $1.35 the yard. THE YARD „,, T9* Women's Neckwear Lace, silk crepe and satin collar and duff sets and novelty collars. White, esriTsb«U and colors. A range of good styles. . AT y. LSSS THAN REG- ULAR PRICES. Holeproof Hose Sheer chiffon hose in all the best spring shades. Full fashioned throughout and with the cradle foot. Sites SU to 10. Ie pair eee 36-Inch Print Splendid quality print in a range of new patterns. All colors are perfectly wash fast and sun proof. 86 Inches wide. THE YARD 25* New Curtain Scrim Frilled curtain scrim in white or cream. All new materials and extra values. -HE YARD 29* W Ne Wool Dress&oods A splendid dress material of fine botany wool. It comes in all the new shades. Extra value at the money. THE YARD 96* Pure Linen Tablecloths 52-inch cloths of pure Irish linen. Hade with colored borders in assorted colors. Regular price 81.50 each. EACH 80* Women's Silk Blouses Blouses of pure silk crepe in tailor- ed or dressy styles. Long or short sleeves. White or eggshell. Regular values 81.95 to 82.95 each. SPECIAL AT, EACH fl.«5 to .ja.49 Mn. F. H Buns), Mn. Jawett Mn A. Dunamon. Mn. W. r. Bis in, Mn. A Mltobtll, Mrt W. A. MoOece. Mn F. O. tltt, um Bredtbtw. Mn. W. Walkley, Mn X. Joe. and Mn Ca CHECKER CLUR HAS MEETING (BUT <-«■_.. Feb. 18—* meeting of tbt C-k_* eJnk wee beld et tbi boms of lft. aad ten. T. 041-1 on Tueadar evening Than tenant wen Mr. and Mn. T. OTtalU, Mlas Btod dart, Mies Ttomty Fetara. M-tenMer. wen Wllllem Brodle and Alex emlth. Wn Marjori. Brown epent tM week-end ln town, tbt gueat at bar parenu, Mr. and Mra. T. Brown. Mn. D. J Macoragor eg Appledala and daughter Merteurlta, spent Bat- i—day han, tht eruteu of Mr. and U visiting et lft*. C. Dicker. Mrs. O. atorbo Murphy Creak. A. T. mobole who hit Bttn cutting cordwood on hu propirtr/ hire, nturned to hU borne ln Rcealand. Friday. Jamat Bum, _utet OUier, Oeorse OUver, Italph O-lvtT. Magnus 3tm- berg. Tom Willi, Fred Bent-lea, Fted Smith, Tom Xurart and John Wolfahart, A nry aojoyable analog WM spirit and l supper wai server! efterwardt. Mn. Srorbo Visits at Murphy Crctk -iOCAM MUK. Feb. 18— Among tbon from hen te etttnd tkt funeral of WUUam Bin eg Good Housekeeping Br Orel. No. 4 of •t, PeuTi Itrnttm* AM ■0-N8 OF FLBNTT Out large, thin -lie., tt bttn In tna—tta, roll into oornueopu thepee tnd listen wltb tontapW Fill eech wltb e vtfitablt ttlad and lay oa lettuot. In tta liiatHig utl oootlderiblt muttird. or add one tnepoon bone redtoti te one oua of dn— Ing. HAM MOLDS WITH POTATO SALAP Oseoln one tablespoon gelatin* In 14 cup oold watar, add 1 eup hot aoup i—ok, trh—h may be mads of watar aad half sttraet. If no ether U evallaMt. aaaaon. Add 1 eup minosd eooked bam aad 14 eap chopped pitkle tat t tahleepooni salad dnmag. whtn gtutlne begins to tbta-UL OhlU la -dividual with potato aalad Oera-h with redlabtl or tomato— MOI.Iiril CtllCKBN taJ-AP 8V, cupt oold eooked chicken, diced 14 eup dleeg celery _____ 14 eup ebopped eveea S 1 ^,Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Vt 8UP a_i——eltt V. eup meat MU eWebtn, etlerr end pepper. aofteo Ike gtlauai la th* oold stock aad lutein toy bringing to ttw boiling punt. Add to the flnt mlitun ead let Head until it beglni to ettfrin. FaM In the mey- oaa-ee and tbt crteel wblob baa been wblpptd until ttlff Ttn Into a meld aad let Head untu fine IMHM oalo . bed ot letlisre hearte. ^^^^^ ■ CABBAOI SALAD 1 cupt onoppad •4 ny oelery '. cup aalad 4—nlng Slued er cr-op ttw whetgi, add diosd ailary tad f—air out baaana. Mlt Harhtly wltb salad dnaelng and tern nry wM ea tattuee leavaa (ipr-kle with ebopped nuta or paprika- One tup dlotd appw or -iaeepple may be und la place of TO CALIFORNIA Southern Pacific Bm your local railroad agent or write c. O. ALTOtT, Canadian Fmeeagtr aad Ticket Agent, Rogers Bldt, 474 Granville St.. vanoouver. B.C. 3. A. OftMAKDT, Oenerai Faaaenger Agent, 708, Ftclflo Bldg., Fortltnd. i SANDWICH TOASTERS Make those delieioas toaated sandwiches right on yoar table with a Force Electric Sandwich Toaster. Can be used aa a toaater, grill or hot plate. Economical to oae and reasonably priced. Made in two models: JUNIOR MODEL 13.00 DE LUXE MODEL |3.T5 Hipperson Hardware Company. L-'mited Look for the Red Hardware Store Phone 497 Bot 414 Ha»^^wrJ i-ni six bar sue IS OVER 46 But Losses Are the Features at New York Market By JOHN L. COOLSf Associated Preu rtnanrtal Writer NSW YORK, Feb. IB (AP)—Stocks developed late heaviness today and finished wltb numerou* loaata oC one to two polnta or eo. Bar allver rou to 4*Hi oentt and futures had strong movements, Although they subsided later. -fcthlehetn and Otis Steel preferred moved to beat prloea alnoe 1931. VS. Steel attained a new 1084 high on thla move, but cloetd a point lowex. Stud-baker preferred soared nearly 15 polnta, then halved Its gain. Metals turned downward. Ralls wart narrow. Weattrn Maryland gained a major fraction net, but it wu something of an exception. Douglaa Aircraft wu active and firm, Fairbanks Moree and Wright Aero also Improved. American Telephone closed Almost unchanged after rlalng approximately a point. Allied Chemical dropped 4 ntt, and tjjb., Smelting was off most than S. Bales totalled 2.346,556 shares. • THE NBLSON DAILY NEWS, NELSON, IU?.—TUESDAY MOBNINO, rEMCARY M. UM DOW JONES AVERAGES 80 industrials 107.52 off 1.54 20 rails 51.62 off ,40 20 utilities 28.27 off .65 QUOTATIONS ON WALL STREET Allegheny tH AU Chemical American Oaa Am Per Pow American Ice Am Ma At Pdy Am Smelt At Be Am Telephone Am Tobaooo — Antoondt _ Atchison _ Auburn Itoton ISO It 109 MV. • H 11% tea lit TI nvt Tilt MVi Calgary Livs Stock C ALO ART. l»h. It {CT).—Be- celpte «5 cattle lite calvea. Its hogs tad 13B sheep tnd lambe. No cattle market established. Ths hog market opened at 18 85 for selects; 1835 tor baconi and 17.85 tor butchers ott oar. Montreal Stocks Bank ot Commerce IM Imperial Bank 17t Bank ot Montr-al ">s Bank ot Nova Scotia 379 Royal Bank , i0- Bank of Toronto 196 ■ Bell Telephone Ill Braalllan Tit Power .... 13W B C Power' "A" 14". Canada Bronte 33 Ctntdlan Oar St Foundry .. I1. Canadian Cement I 10% Ctntdlan Cement Pfd «'.. iiv. it>, v, in uv, M ny, t lt Va »7 iri n% 20S lt IH it Baldwin 14% Bait & Ohio M Bendlt Avlat ... 21". Beth Steel WA Cans/la Dry _ 3BH Oaa Paclflo .... 17 Oerro De Pasco 88 Cbes Si Ohio 46ft Chrysler Mra Oomm Si South 9V. Con Oaa N T UVi Oorn Prod 76 c Wright ltd — Dupont 10914 Batman Kodak M Bee Pow * U HH Erie Pord -Irtish ... Pord ot Oanada Flret Ntt Stores Freeport lax Oenerai Bectrlc Oenerai Fooda Oenerai Motore Oold Dust Goodrich rtranby — Ort North Fid Ort Wst Sugar Howe Sound 4814 Hudson Motors 33* Int Copper ..- SS Inter Nickel ... 3S* Inter Tel Sa Tel 16 tVt IM -oty. UH ntt ts 133 76 V. 16H 70 MH 14 99H 31 67 H 16H tin -ie. >7H • I '61 75H 100H •3 3tH 34 H 4% .Jewel Tea IM Bean Oopper .... 104 ra]-trests*- 8 IIH i-Croegger et Took | Mack Truck - I7H; Milwaukee Ptd 46 33 30% 33% MH 7H SSH1 Moot Ward 36 133 HW eo MH 33 V. UH SOH IS 13% 91 91 MH 40 33H M 40 30% 17% UH 39% 39% 46% 33H 1»H Naah Motora Hit Dairy Prod n pow a u 70 |NT Otntral .... M% | Pae Oas At Deo 14% Packard Motors UH ,Penn It R 31% Phillips Pets ..- 47H Pure OU 35% Rsdlo Oorp ItH I Radio Kslth Or 37% I Rem Band - Bode Island .... Safeway Storea B Loula til Shell Union S Oal Mlson — South Pacific Stan OU of Oal SUn OU of Ind Stan oil of N J Stew Wtnr _ Studebaker .._.•. Tl« Oorp — T»i Oulf Sul Tlr—ten Rollers On carbide .... Union OH OH Ua Aircraft ... Union Biscuit Un Pacific TJ S Ott Irn Ppe U S Rubber — U S Steel - Vanadium Steel Wat Bectrlc .... WoolworU. wrlgley — _ Yellow Truck _ SK 9 41H 79% * 101 % 93 S "SI £%- M 33% U 40% 85 19 to. to 46H 33% 6% UH 16% 90H 16% 31H IH •7% 19% 14% •H 4% 11% SH MH 4% UH 19% 91H 43% MH 9% •H 36% 41% 40 49% 19% 31% 36 193% U% 11H 50% 91H 44 MH 60 7H 30% 30% 93 UH 7% UH UH l»% 41% MH 4% 97 17H 14 IH 3% UH IH MH IH 10% 10 39% HH 9H 7H U 40% M% 47% 19% 30% U% 131% 90% 30H 17% 39 49% MH MH 6% « 31H 30% M MH 7% 94 UH UH lltt 30% I 97 17% 14H •H IH '« M 4% 11 11% 90% 41% 91 MH OH IH 36 41 UH .in 19% SI 36% 193% 31 31% M UH MH MH MH 6% ■itittyeeilerwejwwawwsIeTeWe GOLD IS $34.77 AT LONDON MONTREAL, *W>. 18 (OP).— Tht prlot ol bar told in London ■ today wu 134-77 an ounoe In terms of tbt Canadian dollar, based on tht London prlot of 34a 9d, and tht quotation ot aterllng in Montreal at 96.16. Saturday tht Canadian equivalent WM 934.86. Vancouver Lilt B C Nlcktl ... Braiorne Big U.-uouri Bearer Sllrer TORONTO MINING ISSUES Cockahutt Plow Can Industrial Alcohol .... Canadian Btearns—p linn Coat Mining & Smelting .. Dominion Bridge Dominion Olttt Dominion TattUt < A P Oreln Lake ot the Wcoda Msasey Htrrii Montreal Powtr National Brev.-rite National Steel Car Ogllvle Milling Power Corporation .. t Prlc* Bros Quebec Power Shswtnlgaji Sherwln WlUI-mt Steel of Canada tVlnnlieg Railway i I Kilt Attd Blew b a o.i ; Csn Celanese csn Dredle ■ Caa Mai.ing Can Wlnerlee Cos Brew Dom Eng Tsr Aconda Arno Amity A P Obnso-ldaled Ashley _ Associated arte Baldwin Baae Mettle Barry HoUlnger Bear -ttplorsllons ^g~ Bob Jo BunkerhlU lit .... Calmont C and I Lands . Osntral Manitoba Chemical Research Clarloy - Oonlegu Oonltr—a Dome .—........._ Dtlhousll ..-.._. Bldortdo PoothlUa . Mil ! Falconbrldge 30% Ooodllah On—tdt Home OU . He ker Oold i Howey ..... 98% 9% 11% 11% 11% 11% 93% 9% 7% 34% 4% Impl Oil 14 Impl Tob Cui 13% Intl Petrol 33 McColl fron 13% Mitchell Robt 9% Korend. 34.60 Page Hertey 66' _ Reliance Oraln .....' 7'i Walker Oood 41 Walker Oood Pfd UH 1T1IITIEI Intl Utll "A" .... I Intl Utll "B" IU MITFJXANEOrS Oan Oypsum 7H Csn Dredge .....' IIH Dom Stores MH Pord Can "A" 33 Ooodyear 131 Kelvlnator 1% Loblaw Oroc 11% Service Station 9% Hollinger ! ~JH . 1.47 . 03% . .11 .96 . UH . M% .00% OS . ISO . .15 . .60 .46 . St% .03 . .11 . 107 . 06% . IM . .00'. . 1.60 . IU . 36 U .66 . 1.67 . to 9:tt . .llVa .- JS . 1.74 . .06 . . 1.10 . 1I.M Hudson Bty - International Nickel Klrkland lake lake Shore ..........— Manitoba Basin . Mclntyre McVtttuM^^ McWatters ... Mining Oorp Murphy Nswbsc Nlplsslng Noranda Northern Canada . Peterson Oooalt ... Pend OreUle - Premier Oold Saa Antonio _..... Sherltt Oordon . Sudbury Baaln Sterling Pacific . St Anthony Stadacona Ttch Hug-- - Thompeon Oadallac TreadweU Tanturea Wright Hargrtave. Walte Amulet ..- 1036 U» .... toy, 46.M ._ 9.17 ... .10% .... JSH ... M.7I 1.11 61 3.06 . J1H . J04V. . 3.M . MM . Jl . .04 . 1.M . 1J4 . 330 . 1.1* . 1.M . .65 . IU J7 . .14% . tit . .40% Jl . .71 MINIS Bid Aak JSH Mr. 11.00 UU _ ,M .47 i_ .01% .07% Bridge Rive.- oon .96 .39 Bridge River Bt .73 .73 Dentonia JO JO Oold BeU .46 .46 Oeorge Bnt .09 — Oeonjla River .03% .04 Ooloonda ._....___ Jl J3 Orandvlew .06H -06% Kootenay Florence _ J9% .03% Kooteney King .01H .03 Kootenay Belle JO M -.ucky Jim _ J6H 06 Meridian 31 31 Morning Star .36% JS Hat-onal Sliver .06% .06% Noble Five .16% .11$ Pend Oreille 1.M 1.11 Pioneer Oold 1160 13.00 Porter Idaho ..... Premier ... Reevea McDonald Beno Oold Rufua Argents _ Ruth Hope Silvercmt Snowf—ke LEGAL TENDERS FO« SUPPLISI Fiscal year 1934-36 Help Wanted OHU- FOR OENERAL HOUBBWO-U.. In applying please atate age, and references, oood homt tnd 110 per month. A. 9. Wagner, prult- vale, B. C. > (lilt) WANTED—COMPANION HBLF 35 TO 46 care __for elderly sick ltdy. Phone 678R3. (IMP i-RMANKNT OB BUMMER BOMB with gtrden fruit, tte., willow Point, vtry returnable rent by wS-iISi-l Tear or eeaaon to reiponllble !_!SBC»HJ ttnant.,H. B. D1U. Ml Wtrd St, * (1371) HOUSEKEEPING ROOM), ALSO single room, cleat ln 711 Vernon strset, FURN. AP, wtter, furntce, ABTMKNTB, mace. 606% <U07> OAS. HOT Bakrr St. (13S6) 3 ROOM SUITl. TS FLOOR Strathcona hotel, very reasonable. (1906) OILS A P Conaolldated Oalmont O and B lands _— Oomteonwealth Dalhouale Baitcreet —. , Ftbyan «-- Freehold Hargal Home OU MoDougaU Sagur Ei Mercury .._ MoLeod miu atr. Ot—IU Com — Roytute Sterling Pacific .11 | .11 1.06 .09% J6 Jl .00% .13 ■09% 1.79 .06 .17 .40 .11 .10% 17.50 J6H wrrRN OB ONFURN. APTS BV i wMk or month Medical Attt^ ! PUR. ROOMS thower, term! mt 8TBAM i mod. Seated. Cm. Legion. (1069) SEALED TENDERS, In triplicate, i . . ^^^^^_ enclosed In the snvelopes provided Y-nr Rent tor the purpose, wlu be received ^^««»wsawsT_____B____l the undersigned up to 13 o'clock aoon, Tuesday, the 13th day of March. 1994. for tbe various supplies required by the following Government Initltutloni: Provlnc) tl Mtntal Home, Colquitt: Home for Incurtbles, Marpole; School tor the Deal, Point Orey; Provincial In- duitrltl Home for Olrls, Vancouver: Oakalla Prison Farm, Provincial Mental Hoapltal, public Hospital for Inline, New Weitmlntter; Provincial lnduetrlal School for Boya, port Coqultlam: provincial Horns, Kamloops: Tranqullle Sanltorlum, Tranquille; provincial Oaol, Nel- l aon; and for the coal required tor the Public Buildings ln Victoria Vanoouver and New Westminster, for ths fiscal year 1934-65. Por further Information, lists of articles to b- tendered upon, tender ] forrnt tnd samples, apply to the—I undersigned or to the otflolils In FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING charge of the tbove named buildings, i rooms for rent, Annable Block. All supplies to be delivered to the j (1089) above Institutions tnd Buildings, i _a_to_j—' ' "^ without extra charge, it directed i rrom time to time. Two iceeptable sureties for the due fulfilment of each contract for tht Initltutloni will bt rt- quired, and lor the public build- Ingi the Coal tendtr muat be ao- compenled by an accepted cheque for 1100.00 on a chartered Bank of Cinada. made payable to tht Hon- cnble the Mlnllter ot Public works, which will be forfeited If the party tendering decline or neglect to enter Into the contract when called upon to do to. Cheques of untucc'ssful tenders will be returned upon the execution of the contract, Tendert mutt be signed by the tetutl signatures of the ttnderert. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. V. HAMILTON, purchasing Agent. Parliament Buildings, Victorlt. BC. Feb. 16th. 1994. (IMP Miscellaneous Wanted WANTBD — OOOD ROW BOAT. sn«_l oook tto», over-itufttd essy-cbslr. A. AlUebrook, "tslo- WAltTBD-A S_A^_3«sJ!l' StP- arator. write P.O. Bot u"aJM) Nursery Products BEDROOM. CLOSE IN reasonable—»08 Victoria, ph. 590R. -"-1-ra337) ' PURNISHBD AND UNFURNlSBtD Sultet tor rent—Ktrr spM- (1071) TTOBACB A|>TS.-Bliutltul Modtrn Frlgldflrt equipped lultet. \ym) a aanc-M nOTTSB. ^.OSE IN. CAR- * bomit? 8tV^one^?L.__^1179) ROOMS 350 AND DP, ALSO APT. Club HQtsl. Stanrty St. (Utl) For Sale Toronto Industrials Beau——noli — Bell Telephone — Brazilian Brew DIM Oan Bread — Oan Cement Ota Car St Pdy Caa lad Al Oan Dredge Oan Pae Ray Oona Bek ... Dom Storea NOTICE TO CREDITORS la the matter ef the battle of Richard Hill, late of Waneta, In the Province of Britlah Columbia, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVXN That all Creditors and others having any clalma against the Batata ot the late Richard HIU. who died on or about the fourth day of Deoember. 1033. at Waneta aforesaid, are 8% ' required to tend on or before the 116 'fourth dtv of March, 1934. to tht 13% ' undersigned Montague Edward Har- — • rjer. Official Admlnlvtrator, Nelson. B. C. thslr names, sddreetei and description*, and full particulars of POR SALE — ONE MAHOGANY Brunswick-alkt full sired Billiard table complete with equlo- ment. practically new, cost liooo. will llll for 9300. Apply Bot 390 Cranbrook." (1365) STORE FIXTUR-S FOB SALE 4 drawer cash, register, good site safe, counters, ttands, tablu, forrnt, | etc. Box 639. Ntlion. (1366) STBBL WALL BRACKETS J6R scaffolding, useful for contrsctor. Save time and. material. Apply Tlm player. (llll) SACItmcB^JO FT , 3.66 4 . 11 . IH . 16% - M% . 16% - IH .. 30% Exchanges 7.M Ul Metal Markets NEW TORI. Ptb. II (AP).—Copper quiet: electrolytic toot and future 9. Tin firm: vot lnd nearby M.U: future MJ9. Iron quiet, fa.b. taatern Pennayl- vsala 18.50: Bullel- 1760. Ltad ateidy: ipot Ntw Tork too. But St. Lo—• IJO. Zinc dull. But St. Loult ipot lnd futun 440. Antimony spot 7 15 to 7.30. Quicksilver 73.00 to 7900. Bar silver firm, % higher tt 46% LONDON—Copper, standard apot (33 le: future C33 10a Electrolytic, epot Ul: future Ut ICs. fm. ipot £336 31 6d; future 1331 17l Sd. spot (11 13s %d: future tu 171 td. Zinc, ipot (14 111 6d; future (16. Ber silver firm. % higher it M%d. SILVER STOCKS I The silver stocks are still selling at low prices, and offer excellent speculative opportunities. See us {or information and suggestions. Efficient service on your orders. Correspondent—A. E. Jukes ft Co., Ltd. VANCOUVER. BC. LP. E. POULIN | ,.s STOCKS BONDS . IN SI RAN CE P.O BOX Iti PHONS N NELSON, B.C. Increase Your Crops by Using ELEPHANT BRAND FERTILIZERS Ammonium Phosphate—Sulphate of Ammonia Triple Superphosphate - FOB SALE AT NeUon—Wood. Villtnce Hardware Oa. Ltd. Bonnlngton—Bonnlngton Co-opsriUvt, Htrrop—Htrrop and DLrtnct Oo-operative. Creeton—Creaton VilUy Oo-optratlve; c—ttlind Fruit Company: Long. Allan at Long Crawford Bey—Crawford Bay Co-operative. Wynndel—Wynndel Berry Orowere" Association Willi* Point—Willow Point Co-operative. Thrums—Terry sad Thrums co-opsrstlvs. Orsnd Porks—Orsnd Porkt Orowsrs' Association. Oreenwood—Taylor Si Sons. And Aasoclsted Orowtri of B.C. Ltd. Icon eenttrt. The CM. & 8. Co. of Canada, Ltd. TRAIL, B.C. Produoen end Reflnen ot Ttdtnic Brtnd EUctrolytle Cadmium, Bismuth, Ltad and Zinc eeeaeeeweeeeewwwwwtrww»ww MONEY By the Citaeltn Fresi Kiel—ntt rttee tt tht close today were: At Montreal: Pound 8.16%: US. dollir 100 9-16: franc 6.66. At Mew Tork: Pound 6.11%; Canadian dollar Jl 7-16; franc 6.69%. At Paris: Pound 79.93% fr; Canadian dollar 15.99 tr, US. dollar 1S9S fr. Ia sold: Pound 13a Sd; Cana- dltn dollar 69 ts oenta; U.S. dol. lar 60.13 cenu. aa....aa. WHEAT SAGS IN CHICAGO'S PIT OHICAOO. Feb. It (API—Moisture relief southwest removed drought et aa tanmediate market Influence and bad much to do with sending wntat prloea lowtr today. Wheat —need wttk tt tht day'a bottnm level, % to 1% down, corn % ta 1 dowa. oau H to IH oft, tad proviiioni unohtnged- to 10 canU decline. MONTREAL, Plb. 19 (CO-Brlt- 1th tnd foreign exchange ln relation to the Canadian dollar, aa compiled ta* the Boyal Bank ot Canada, cloeed today it follow*: Argentina, peso .3S90A Auttralle, pound 4.10S0A Austria, achllUag Belgium, beige Braall, mitre- BirJg.rU, ltr .- _ Chlnt. hong kong dollara . Oatc-oatovek-e, crown Denmark, kroat _ - Finland, tm-nerk ——. Prance, franc — Oermany, rm——mark — oreat Britain, pound _ Oreece, dra—una , Holland, florin Hungary, pengo Bulla, rupee Japan, yen _.__—— Jugoslavia, dinar Ntw Zealand, pound Norway, krone Poland, alotl ...... South Africa, pound Spain, peseta — Bweden, krone Hwltaerltnd, franc .191 ID J338D J036D .0146D JS67A .0417D _~06A .0331A .06S6D J967A 61636A .0094D J719A JB67A -9937A J067A ^_^^-________-___= Bahooant bar, 9 ywnch mlrrora. also 13 ft. glass ahowcaae, strathcona HoUl 11376) SAXAraPNB. BCBSCHBR C UtC- ott, silver plated. Detther case Price Harrop, ^__ il373) BELL PIANO—6300. CASH OR terms, phone 486R. 713 VlctorU. (1340) For Sale or Rent t^ *fi__ mwrm™. H^ of tbelr accounts and the nature of the securities If snv, held by them. AND Take Notloe that ifter the aid •mirth diy of March. 1994, tht tald Montague Edward Harper will pro- oeod to distribute the tateU ot tht tald Batata tmont the pere-tu entitled thereto, htv'ng regtrd onlv to the clalrea of which he ahall then hive had notice, and that the aald Montaeue Bdward H*ner. will not be liable for the said aaeeU or anv oert tb-reof. to anv nerson of whoee claim he shall not tben havt received notice. Dated at Nelson. B. C thU 30th day of avAi'Srv, A.D 1934. MONTAOUW WDWARr) HARPER (1399) Official Administrator. ' to 'Mra. B. W. Onrhtred. Lost and Found LOST—KETS IN LEATHER CON- tslner marked Brelthtupt. Phont 9S4R. 119091 LOST—CANVAS COVBft, lOkltT-F ward, palya Newt Bot 1317. (1367) LOST — MAN'S LEATHER OLOVt Plarat rtioae MIL. (1991) FOR SALE Richard Red Delicious; Rid Rome; •onathan AU Mo. i ttock. 80c ptr tree. Alao Baldwin. 35c ptr tree. All grafted on to Baldwin roots. Apply Rlcardo Ranch, Vernon, B.C. (1367) FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL, Roeea, ~ " — **"-fcl ctnet. Layrtt) Raspberry and T. Roynon, tayrfta rturstmi. _ -lackberry Oenerai Agent Pets FOR BALE—OERMAN POLIOB PUP. thoroughbred, amiable, 9 months. cheap. Phone 93. (1103) Automotive HAVB TOUR REPAIRS DONE BT t reliable tarage. SatUfacUon u- sured. Our work gusrtnteed and our Ouerentee U Otiod. BOOT- ENAT MOTOBS, (NBLSON) LTD. Miscellaneous PHONE 106 For Coal and Wood Freight Hauling Furniture Moving Storage and Shipping General Trucking WILLIAMS' TRANSFER 60S Ward St. Nelson (1110) Personal REST HAVEN—Medical Initltutlon for recovery of heslth-Hydroth- erapy. Ilectrotherapy. Mjwgei. Situated near Victoria. Bookltt on requett. Bet. Hiven, sldniy..BC). Poultry and Eggs LAROE VIGOROUS WHITS LEO. homt. tht blood of tit Agtsni winning pent: tggt. baby chicka. Eulleu. Appleby Poultry Farm, llsalcei. B. C. (89661 LOMESK OAMS FUI-LETS, 63 50 Cocke—Ja. It apiece FOB. V.mon. tpply Rlcardo Ranch, Vernon. B.C. (HOP I 4.1344A JS96A .19110 6.1596A .1961D . J667A , J334D united Stette, dollir, 9-16 per cent premium-]i SUOAR EASIER NBW TORK, Peb. II (AP)—Baw lugar easier spot I potnW lower to IJO. Futures 1 to 4 points nst lower. Sties 30,760 tons. Match 166, Mty l.si, July 164. Sept. 166 to 1.17, DM. 1.73, Jen. 1.79B. ■■' un- .need at 4 60 for tint granulited. "FOR PORTRAITS THAT PI-AS-T' OBO. A. MBERBS. 716 Biker St. Phons 46. (1077) Boami. itch, Piles, ulcers. Try Oeo. Lee's China Remedy. Hudion Bay. (1117) Live Stock for Sale TWO OOAT8 H. Jernberg, FOR BALI. APPLT oray cmk. BC_ _ Standard Lethbridge Coal Lump, ton 910.56 Nut, toa It.oo DrumhaUer Super Lump. ton 111.64 Hllcrett Steam lump, toa 610.00 Phone 701,. FAIRVIEW FUEL SUPPLY (MM) Agents Wanted earn bio Momrr OltOWU muthroomi tor ut. Wt lupply sptwn. por free Information, write Dominion Mushroom orowere. Be- glna. seek. (1141) Watch Repairing R-.80NABLS—3C TEARS' BZPBR- I—ice, P. Boyle, 533 Vernon. (1174) Trucks and Trailers NEW AND USED TRUCKS GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCTS OP OANADA LIMITED (O. M. O. Truck Divttion) Pricei and Specification! on application. 1300 WEST OEOROIA STRICT Vancouver, B.O. (1093) Business, Professional Directory Accountants CHAS. P. HUNTER S. F. A. E. Municipal and commercial Audita. P. a Box 1191, Ntlton, B. 0. (1117) Assayers 9 W. WIDDOWSON, MUbllthid 1900. 106 Joiephlat St. Nelsoa 1.0. _-___-__---_ (llll) ORENVILLE H. ORIMWOOD, P O. Bog 411. Kaalo, B C. (llll) Chiropractors R. 9 any, D.C. Ph.C- Ollkar Block. (1190) C. HULTOREN. D.C., FhX3. Palmer Oraduate, McCulloch Blk. Ph. ail. (1131) MCMILLAN AND CAM-SON—ABEX- deen Blk. Phont 313,N.C.M. (1133) Cleaning and Pressing BRINO CLEANING AND PBBBSIBO to the Wtrdrobt, 417 HaU Bt. till!) Electrical J. F. COATES Electrical contraction and Supplltt. Phone 766. • P. O. Box 1161. • OOM) Florists JOHNSON'S OREENHOUSBS, Phone 943. Cut flowen, potted pitala, and floral dttltna. (1119) NELSON FLOWER SR-FH POU lint cut flowen it ill tlmtt. Plor- tl dgt-taa. fhetis 991. Iimi Funeral Directors NBLSON FUNBBAL SERVICE. 634 Vlctortt St. Phont 91. Dty and Night service. F. O. Dtvu. (1191) GUARANTEED BADIO SERVICE. Hava your radio completely checked over for a moderate charge by a oertlfied ridiotridin. Free tube teat Kootenay Mualc Home. (1044) SS«S«SJ35$W*SS«S«S3r»»WS««r, Dressmaking POR TOUR 8PRINO OUTFIT CAI.L Mlae Coleman. Annable Blk. (1170) POUND GAINS UONTMAL, P»b. 19 <CP>.—The pound sterling adrmncfd on ' Montnal foreign exclunget today while the French franc and United States dollar ahowed email low. The pound closed at 15.16%, up 2% oenta. The French franc lost .02 cent at e.M oente and the United Statee dollar eased Vk of 1 per oent to 0-10 per cent premium. Property for Sale 40 i-eCR-H—10 CLKAR. Wo FRUIT trees, l-a mile from Slocan City, water. Apply U. Cameron, Slocan _Clty, (12-8) Garden Seed HAVE A OOOD OARDEN. PLENTY of everything to eat freab—and for winter! UcFayden's Seeds coet so Uttle snd grow so much—3c to 4e per packet. Big Omit* Packets. New crop, Fresh. Tested Beede. Onr 1SO.O0O satisfied customers last eeaaon. Investigate. Clip thU ad and get Large Picket Beautiful Flowera Free—or eend . 3Bc for 10 Big Pickett regular vegetables with special Coupon good for 25c on first order. (Coin preferred: stamps accepted). McFayden Seed Co., Princess and Market Bt*., Winnipeg. Man CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES a lie o line I lines, ones I ■*• I lines, once tt 4 lines, once •el t Unea, I timet Jl I Unas, I tlmea Itt ft Unea, I timet 1.71 I Unci, 1 month IM I lines. 1 month 4-4 4 Unea, 1 month Ml All above leu lo*. for prompt payment. (10U)' _{asi««^tSi.»1c;w«3r»Sr»sssc»i Hides DSAUHt IN HIDSS. 3. P. MORGAN. Nelaon, B. 0. (ItM) Insurance and Real Estate) PISS AND AUTO INSURA-tCl. Stront companltt, Lcmwr Pre- mlumt. T. D. RoBlu-t. I Roytl Btnk. tllit) ROBIRTSON RkALT* CO.Ltl). Real estate, Insurance, renula, Aberdeen block. Biker ttrtel (UM) ft. W. DAWSOrt, Baal aatata, In- aurance. Renula Neit Klppenoa Hardware, Baker Street. (1137) 0. D. BLACKWOOD. Ibeuraaoi ol tvtry deecrlptlon, Baal Bst.; Ph. 99. (lOM) CHAS. p. McHARDT. nvSURANO— Rati —rttte— Phone lit. (HIS) H. 9 HLL. RBI INSURANCB atency, eos Ward St. Phont 110. (llf) J. B. ArTNABLB. REAL BSTATB. raatalt, insurance. Annsble block. 1 \ . til*)) Mining Enftnswi p s pbitrs Mlnint Bnglnttr Extmlnitlon. operttlon tad rninni meat of mlnee and mineral pro,^ —UBtlkft ■■ Tt. IUw8c4l-Wtt--OH BNOIN-—R AND SUBVBTt—I (Utl) Sssh Factory LAWSON- SASH FACTORT. HARD- wood merchtnt. 117 Baker itreet. Second Hand Stores THB ARK BUYS AND S-U-BVBRT- thlnf. Phont 114. (llll) mLlE THE TOILER: I By Wastovar A* I VMA« •SAVlWe.MB.CL.lWCH . NAIB -HCrVAIt-O VOU SH-KT-"TAKBM rnoM ivi» L-oaec aud falsk m (-BCOROS «~ssri-J — ■ '' -tVT»D 1—^r. MBI-E'- A. Sr»_CIMmWOt» VAJOBK VAIOOCi'S HAWC_i\Al-ITIMe3-|T'S THe •SAWIB AS TI4AT USED IW THI r- H6RE IS A MOTE Of SMARNIKle -StShCT "TO M-.^IMPvCtMS A*lt> THt? "THlTi \AJA1 -rAS*wu'*mm****mm**'**m**a**am**mm PIIOM MISS cJAU.'S; — 1$ ■THB NBLBON DAILT NEWS. NBUON. ILC—-TTJESDAT MOBNINO, ARSENAL PUTED AGAINST THE ASTON VILLAS IN NEXT ROUND Of THE ENGLISH CUP CONTEST START BILLIARD TOURNEY PLAY A spring handicap billiard tournament hu been atarted tt tbt Oellnu pool baU. 10 playera hav Ing entered. Theee have been divided Into two aides and each person will play an opponent once. Those on one side Include Wheeler. Wilson, Xt—nshend, Plckard, Douglu, Schrol- der. Clery tnd Meagher, and the other Includes Poulln, Wbltehouie, Foiitrd, Bell, Bcott, Freno, Stark •Ud Livingstone. [BARRY JUMPS T04TH PLACE IN NATIONAL Gets Eight Points in Week; Conacher Still Leader THOMPSON LEADS AMERICAN HERD Bolton to Tackle the Ports; Preston vs. Leicester LONDON, Fib. II (CP otblt)— Drew tor tht titth round of the English cup competition, the qutr ter-flntls, today produced what promlsw to be a classic by putting Arsenal, English league champions, agalntt tht famous cup team Aeton Villi. Sheffield Wedneidiy tnd Mtn- cheater City htvt to decide their 2.1 tit of Saturday before either proceed! to meet Stoke City. The two other mttch.. are cluhet between first and second division teems both second elevens being it home, Pruton to Lelceeter City and Bolton to Portarnouth. Tho cup-holding teem, Everton, went ont ln the third round tt the handa of Tottenham Hotspurs, thsm- •-Ives ellmlnsted Saturdiy by Alton Villa. The litter club ln turn bu '•nock-d out chuterfleld, ifter.. t tie; Sunderland and tht Spurt to gain tht us-tmment with Araenal. Red Horner Is Still Up as Badman of Hockey MONTREAL, reb. II (CP). — Rapid advance of Martin Harry. star— center ef the lowly Boston Brains, u a contending position usong the point-Bikini fenrarda ef Ike National Bookey leagee. featured scoring lo the weak end. ed Sanity night. It wat shown In official rtgorea imnet tonight bjr President Frank calder. Poker-herd Mirty picked ui no UM thu eight polnta during the week's campaigning to Jump from ttot reck Into fourth place In the United Statet dlvialon. Hit 17 leak were mere thtn my ether player ln the section while Ml aaslsti brought his total le W. Charlie Cootcher. returning to tbe tame ifter Ulntu had kept bun die. gained three polnti to hold hU et the top of the whole leegue e. Bit nterett rival, Prankie Soucher of New fork Rangtn, wu polnti behind. Oonicher's total 37—1»—41 and Bouchart 11— JT. Cool—Mr leada tbe scorers - a clear 10 goala over Barry. Aurel Jollat. Canadlens. and Harvey Jackal. Maple Lead, all tied with 17. Joe Prlmeau. Conacher'e play-mek- ' on the Leafs' front Una, held hlrd plaoa In tha whole league and eond In the Canadian dlvialon br jvancing two polnta to 11-16—16. ackaon tollowa In the section, the holding the one-two-three po- ttlona they eetured a week or two ap, Paul Thompaon climbed up to teak the ..elusive Ranger grip on he first positions In the United tats, division. Ha Is tied with _edl Dillon, Rangera, for ucond ■lice, each with 10 polnta. Barry Tallowi. then Bun Cook. Ringert. filed Hornera time with the penny bench Increaeed to 111 minutes. Mth lionet Conacher of Chicago Wond with 17 mlnutee. Frank loucher and Johnny Ootteellg, Swtl. have eerved but a ilngle alty each, tha but record among B . leading scorers. Rabbit McVeigh. Americana. who has climbed - eighth position In ths lection point-miking, hat had but four nutes ln ths bot. Romance Began in Sport to End at Altar in Canada lOI—XNOCK. Sootltnd, Feb. 10 (CF el—A romance that started oo badminton courts of Scotland _ send Matt Mtrlorll Langmutr. Uy woman ln Scotland to hold cure ln three iportt, Canada In the lite tprinj to J tha man who coached har and i "once altered with her the mired Die championship of eut Scot- bd Langmutr. InternaUonllst ln _iinton. tenntt tnd hockey, -will ll April 14 trom thlt port for ntreal Where the win be married Jamu Barr, a former Scottlih llnton Intcrntlonallat now living [ Toronto. Barr end Mlu Langmutr the eut Scotland mixed dou- title ln 1031. VARIETY ■fl Tou wilt be pleaeed with Itbe wide variety of foods and [•pecUl ds-bet luted on our ■ menu. And you will enjoy Idlnlng here becauae they an Itaatlly prepared end appetlz- |lngly eerred. Lunelle* QK/» and DtnneTfl OOC m OLDEN ATE CAFE 28 ENTER SKI TOURNAMENT 10 Centers Are to Be Represented at Kimberley Twenty tight lumpen neve already signified their Intention of taking pert ln the big tkl tourni- ment it 9lmberlev on Fib. II. M and 35. and theee lumpers will be representing 10 polnti. However, •-cording to O B.»McOIHIvrty, ucretary of the Klmberlty Bkl tournament, unattached entrant! will be welcomed and oaa ba registered up until I pm of Fib. II. Oentart to be repretented tnd tht number ol entrtnta from the varioua polnta to date ere, Uavenworth, I; Vsncouver 1; ReveUtoke 3; Klnguate 3; Boulinrl 3; Trail 3; Nelaon I; Spokane 4: Canal Flats I; Klmberley g. In all probability Lymburne will be among tha contutants. There le plenty of snow at Kim-" berlcy at pruent, at least two fut. and tha hill la ln good shspe. A 300-foot lump It poulble A future thtt win attract considerable lnterut will be the cunt thtt htvt betn donited for tbt varioua even—. Cupt will bt given for flrtt, ucond and. third In all tventt. Bualneeau thai have contributed generously for trophies, in* dude c.insditn hotel mtntgemtnt, Globe hotel management. Sullivan Retell Merchants' aasoclition of Cranbrook. challenge eup for yearly competition for lumping; Cranbrook Brewery. ELECT A QUEEN A queen of tha tournamsnt will be elected. Nominations for queen are permlulblt to anyone purchu- lng a booeter ticket. And th. queen will bt choun then by public vote. If the tournament provu w ba any kind of tucceu. it It the Intention of tte Kimberl.y club to make it an annual event, tnt) one that will compare favorably with thou held by Butnort, King-Site md Revelstoke. Tht dty It wiU -tutted for tt and there ll alwaya an abundance of anow. The tournament offlclala have been particularly alert to au that the tocltl part of tha tournament wlU not be wanting In any way. A banquet Sunday night will conclude the event, and the prleu wlU bt presented then. There will be i hockey gsms bttwun Trail and Klmberley Thuraday night and another Saturday nlfht And Friday night there will be two dance., one Juat tercu tbt itreet from tht other tnd t tingle edmlealon will permit entrance to either. In one hall there will be old time mualc and modern causae In the other. Japan Nomas Davis Cup Taam TOKYO. Feb. II (AP)—Japan toder —amed a team of five to repre- unt lt in Davis cup tannic play thli summer, three of them newcomer! to International oompetltion. Jiro Satoh and Ryoaufca Nunol. veteran standard be.r.ra, heeded the lut but with them were named Hideo Nlahlmura, Jiro Yamaglehl and Jiro Fltllkura, all unlverilty etudenta. N-'hrmura ia the new tltleholder Ln Japan. K—rumura and Yamaglehl an etudenta at (alo and FulU-ura at Mem. Tbe two former ere tbe Japaneer doublu ohamplonl. DOLLAR FIRMS lfBvT TORK. Fib. II (CF)—Pound tterUng ctrengttenid on the (cretin exenangu htrt todty and advanced 314 cents to clou at 15 l-V Canadian dollare finned 3-14 per cent to n 7-11 cenu while rrench gold trance eeevd Vi point lo 113 V. cente. • .tm* Winnipeg Grain WINNIPBO, Ftb, II (CF)—Cloelng futuru quotations: Wheats— open High Low Clou Hey II N 11. «7«4 July ...... MVi UV, U\ M% Oata— May U% IIH UVi UVi July M M UVi MVi Barley- Ma; II* 41* 41'i 4]>. July 43H ttt, 43H 43Vi Flat- May Ml IU IU IU July — — — UU* Rye- May 4tH 41* 41* 41* juir — — — so* Caah Prtou— Whett—No. 1 hard 71; No. 3 nor. SSH: No. I nor. UW: Be. g nor. 61*; No. 4 nor. UK; No. I Ut: Ho. I U*; feed UVi; track 14*; No. 1 durum !7Vi. 14,000 Cheered When Thay Shook Hands "Hello, Aot," . . _^Hello, -Idle." and tber ahook ha-K. while 14,000 rabid hockey ftnt enured. It wu the occulon of the Ace Balliy benefit night tt Maple Leaf Oar- dens, when an all-atar turn of hookey glanta played the MapU Leafs, with tha proceeds going to Am Bailer. Bslley (right), the Toronto hookey star, wu badly Injured while playing against Boaton ln a league game a few montht tgo, tnd Eddie Short (left), the Boeton define, veteran, wu the cause of tbe accident. However, bygones ue by- gonu end they tie ttlll frlende. pinyrni UfU I Slocon City Wallops UAKHtllA If ILL I New Denver, Hockey BE SORRY SAYS TOM LOUGHRAN But the Wise Guys Pick Camera as 3-1 Favorite Fie.. Feb. II (AF) — Thomu Patrick Loughran. the Irishman from Philadelphia, went hack to hit training oamp et tht Wut Palm Buoh today ahaklng hli head eedly over tbt wlu men ot the light bualneu wbo oant aum to en how bet going to whip Prlmo Oar- am tor aha buvrwelght enjun- plonahlp February 31. They uy rve no better than ont chance tn three." he tald u he witched the ilanting rain that forced him to abandon a one-day training itand htrt that might bavt changed eome opinions. "And they have tbe entire hletory of the rlr__ to ttt them ttralght. Any man with courige and it- perlence. IU pounda In weight, ut feet tall in height, le big enough to atand agalnat any other man which you can get Into a ring, whether btt Oamera'a atu. or twice Oarnare'a l—a." * Loughrtn bu bun training now for weeke at Waat Palm Beech while earners hu bun working here dally. l-l FOB CAR.VERA Tne erperte have watched both, and tba opinion, to which Loughran .takes ctoeptlon. la that earners should inter the ring tor tbt ll* round duel, onot pottponed. tt Hut a 3 to 1 favorite. "I_ one wag theft fine," uys Tommy. "The underdog hu a nice peycho—gleel advantage- In another way IU not to good. Bveryoni I meet t_—at my hand tally, wishes me luck, snd usually enda by blurting out tbe hope 111 Lut at leut five rounds. I don't Uke to have people leellm sorry for me. particularly whtn I know I'm going to win." . _. It It • matter of reoord that Loughran hu been big enough end tall enough to beat man u tell, u strong u Oarnnv who at 3U pounds wUI have an advantage of Si) pounds In weight, half a toot ln height, a toot in retch. Tommy wu at his but agalntt burly Mtt Baer, Vlc- torlo Campelo, Brnle achaaf, and Reg ImpelUUere. ill glanta. HBXL HAVE TO BOX "If everyone could only ue It u I do " he uld. "It'i the tlmplett thing In the world. Oernere will have to bot me. Up to now he hu elwati had men oomlng rushing to him. Re's deter for e giant, but bow ceo a man of US pounds move about u swiftly u a man my weight? "TO lurprlu him. too. by punching right tlong with him. I'm not going to run tnd hide. 1 otn hurt him. Whin he dltoovert toil tbout halt war throuth the flrat round, he't going to flounder. They've told him tbt Met that thu It Jutt t vacation for him In Florida. "All my lift Tve aimed toward Mil. goal. It I lot. i might u well crawl off totnewhere tnd die. I cen't tae." If history holds out for one more return engagement, Loughran hu ■ tremendout chtnee. Mil Schmeling wu favored I to 1 to but Mat Baer and Jtck Sharkey wu tt armllar odd. over Camera. Both fa von tet were knocked out. SLOCAN CITT. Feb. IB.-Slocan but New Denver 11-4 In a hockey game played hire Thuraday night. New Dennr had a Uttle the but ot the play In the flrat period scoring I goals to 81ocan'a one. The eeeond period wu dleutroue for the vUltors. The looal boya went on a aoorlng rampage, and played'tbt tu-tiid of hockey that wtnt hockey gamu, tweaking, away ln two and three men rushes tnd making per- fact passu tbey repeatedly had tbe New Denver gotlle only to belt, which mulled ln eight goel! being soored tor the home team In about u many minutes. New Denver added one to their -core ln thlt period but failed to connect In tbe third I while Slooan got four more goals, w. OUlt or Ntw Denver tnd M. O'Neell of Biocan were ttvt game officials. Hie Una up: New Denver—goal. Kennett, detenu Sandereon and Tomllnaon, forwarda Avtson. Tom11—ton, Saunderaon, Kennett, Carlton aad Low. Slocan aty—deal. Clottih. defeut, Long end Hicks, Forwards, Pinchbeck. Hurst. Hunt, Hicks, Rogers, Hicks Hufty tnd Bwlng. NELSON DEFAULTS KIMBERLEY GAME Red Winffs Can't Stand Cwt of the Trip Atttr Voting a t-l rewttct to ttM Klrubtrfey Dynaraltere lwt night, NaLeoa Ren Winn defaulted tM eec- ond game of tho aem.-Cinal series 'far Um Wen Kootenat ut* j Financial difficult! ee, which mak* It lmpouiblt fw the NeUon club to ;tr*T*l to Um Int Kootenay city lor tbe aeoood fame and lots ot otrersl atar plajrwra forced Um Red Winn ' to take this action. TtM TVall Smoke latere lean tor Kin-barley tomorrow nlfht wben they will meet tbe Dynamlten in Um flnt two gomes of tM nett three out of five aerlea for the West KooUnagr ch*mplooehip on Thursday and Saturday nkf-iU. Tbe balanoe of tM game* to de- leld* Um championship will take place on TraU loe, tM date for tM I third game depending on tM num- ' ber ot games neoeaary to decide the pror.nc.il Junior finale Mtween Trail and Vancouver. Should UM junior series ond In two straight victor-lea for eltMr club, the third game of Um West Kootensy senior rtsgue championship will be played in Trail on Uonday, Peb. M. But should a third game b* played to decide tM Junior championship it will force a postponement of tM third game Mtween tM Dynsmtten snd Um Bmoke Ester*. Should this occur It will maka It necessary to postpone .bt flrat game of tM provincial senior finals scheduled for March 1. Raprteen.at.ree of the oootarUng taems tn Um Wast Kootenay pUyotfs mtt ovtr ttM week-ei-d and it wu decided UMt Instead of tM double referee system a* ranged lut week only ont official will M In charge of tht playoff game*. "Sun" Smith handling Um fames played In Klm- btrley tnd Karl Kendall btlng ln obargt of all games on Trail lot. THE DBAW Arsenal n Aston Villa. Prstton North tnd va. Leicester Olty. Shtf field Wednesdiy or Mtn- chatter City vs. Stokt City. Bolton Wanderers n. Portsmouth Know; Your Baseball Dopel Many of us pride ourselves on our knowledge of tM diamond peetime. but bow many of ua would bat 1.000 on the following ten questions? Ott out 0 pleoe of paper tnd Jot down your solutions to Um followlni qusttlons, and compare them with tM correct snswtn which wilt sppear In tomorrow's Issue of The Dally Ntwt. I. What Amtrtcan Leagut elub stole Um mott basis la lMSf 3. Who waa tM ouUUndlng playtr in tM 1031 world ttrMtf 3. What National Leagut pitcher tn 1033 turned In an earned run average of 8.90 per game? 4. In wMt year did Joe Voanlk begin his professional beaehalloaraer? fl. How many tlmta ln 1383 did Babe Ruth hit two home runs In one gamt? 0. What club In tM NortMn league msde 88 runs ln ont gamt In 1883? 7. In wbat vtar did Jot Judge bnsk ln with tM Wuhlngton Sens- ton? 5, With wMt club did Jack Ches- bro wtnd up his major league carter m a pltchtr? 3. What pacific Coast leafut play* er msds mora than SOO hits tn 1833? 10. WMt It tbt middle name of Jamea Pbss, the Philadelphia Athletics star? -U7A*T M, 1834- DELANQGEIS FAVORITE FOR GRD. NATIONAL Horse Was Fourth One 0 Year Ago; Has 100 to 8 Odds LUKEWARM PICKED IN LINCOLNSHIRE Grand National Will Be Contested on March 23rd LONDON, Ftb. 19 (CP Cable).— J. B. Snow's nine-year-old Delan- elge wu madt a fairly warm favorite for tht Gund NaUonal steeplechase ln tM first call-over of betting odda today. Tbey plaoad Del- anelge, fourth a yaar ago, at 100 to eight. The hont will carry ISO pounds, wtll below top weight, tn the renewal on March 33. 7. Ambrose Clark's highly regarded Sorley Boy, making his first start ln tM Qrand National, was bracketed with ano.her D.s.-owned entry, J. R. Whitney's Thomond II, at 100 to alx. Mlsa Dorothy Paget's Oolden Miller. Un. B. D. DavU, Pelorous Jack and Mra. D. A. Gem- mell's veteran Grtgalach who won ln 1838 wen grouped at 30 to one. Naat at 83 to ont came Capt. Cartwrlght's Ready Oath, with G. P. Sharktney't Society at 38 to one. There art 46 other eliglbles. Odll-over for tM Lincolnshire. ftrst great handicap of the flat- racing season to M run over the mttt course at Lincoln Msrcb 31, made Generous Gift lukewarm favor. Itt at 10 to ont. Old King Cole wu 13 to one, Crumpete 100 to six, Vtralclt, Olna, Play On and Totalg 18 to ont. Quarto and St. Oswald 30 to one, and Shove Half Penny and Cremt Caramel 35 to one. LITTLE WIGGLERS ARE COMING OUT 25,000 to 30,000 Embryo Redfish Now in the Hatchery Hatch of tM redfish eggs tn tM Dominion hatchery at Nelaon, which wu beginning at the end of January, is now wtll under way, and about 3S ,000 to 30,000 little red wtg_lers. with their ae ml-transparent yolk tacks, nrt now anuggllng up agalnat tho acr sent ln tM troughs. Before tht batch started 'ft. C Crawford attlmattd there were about 304,000 -tdftah egga In tM troughs. TM redfish. whleh are dwarfed tocktytt, and alao Mar the name of kokaneea or allver trout, art M- tng propagated to Increaee the food supply of the big Kamloops trout or "salmon" ln these wattre, to which, they are Indigenous. SDJWLNG" THRBJi CROWD Crowd Large at Rowland's "Lake Placid" ROSSLAND. B^ Ptb. 18.—TM wsstern Canada amateur ski championships held at Roaaland on Saturdsy and Sunday wtnt over with a bang tn tvery way. Whlla the lack of anow at tM tfele Nelson ski hill ln Trail forced s laat minute twitch to Roaaland. all tM events wtrt pulled off on scheduled time. A huge turnout of aptetatore witnessed the Jumping events on Sunday afternoon. While a large numb*" wen lined up at the side of thr ski hill, many others wtrt seen scattered at tvtry vantage point. The Rossland akl hill la altwated on th- side of a large open space whir would afford a splendid site for r winter retort, Vlslton to Roes*.. wan surprised at tM large numb- of women and girls who Mn take1 up tM sklltng Mbit or sport. The feminine aei wen aeen ln all direr ttons. gliding over tM leni stratcM* making Jumps on amall hills tMy had constructed for themselves and rn.oylng themeelven ln every way. The three-mile women's race drew considerable attention from tM earlv srrtnlt. Daisy Bourdon and Berthi Halgh, two Vancounr entrants, won the two flrtt placet, both making s remarkably fast time considering tbe conditions tMy had to encounter Llttlt Peggr McOonrn of TraU, who hss rtotntly taken up tM akllm- eport. finished tn third plaos. Tl. diminutive lass reoelved a big banc: from tht crowd tor htr spunky display. TM short take-oft prevented any record breaking Jumps, but at thst tM fans nreived plenty of thrill as tM tntranta came hurling through the sir at a terrific speed to land on tM hill Mlow. Vtry ftw spill- occurred, but what thtn wat cause:* plenty of excitement, and aent tv- spectstors acatterlng ln tvery direction. Roy MacKay madt two aplendld leaps of 104 -and 100 feet to win clsss B. Danny McKay and Art Orodski of the Nelton Ski olub had tough luck McKay, who was Jumping wtth an injured lag. tell on hta aaoond attempt and spoiled a good Jump Grodskt's harnett came loose and M lott hit akla; ona of thtm went hurling into a tnt and waa broken. which prtvtnttd tM Nelson Jumper from making a atetmd attempt. TM cries of tM hot dog and doughnut tellers wan heard enrywMn, and a regular oamlval spirit wu In tvtd- enot. Many vtalton nmarked that the site when tM tvanta wtn Mid could M madt "Into anothtr Lake Placid" with an outdoor akattng rink and othtr outdoor attractions, it bttttr transportation facilities eould M madt. Huge trueka loaded with spectators made regular trips to and from tM hill White tM seats wtn not onrly comfortable, tht spectstors appeared to enjoy tM open air drln. "Big League" BOWLING On tht first atop tM left foot Is forward, on tM second step the right foot leads, and on tha finish the left foot la again out ln front, the third Ming a little slide. Deliver tM MU with tht wrist perfectly straight and with the left foot In front down tht center of the alley... Do not try to curve tM baU at flnt, as unless you have a speedy delivery, it will curve natur ally to tht right ot left. After you hava contldtnoe ln your delivery, and become fairly accurate, you wUI secun Mtter results by starting from the right hand corner ot tM alley. TEN TEARS AGO TODAT February 10. lWt—Bddle Collin* mentioned as manager of White Sox. Owner Oomlstoy aayt tM Job It hla If Punk Chance It too 111 to report. Lute Plrpo demanded 860.000 deposit of syndicate promoting bout between htm and Harry wills. Al Damaree haa prepared nn 11 lustratad leaflet on "Bowline Delivery which m will gladly aand to any nader nquettlng lt. Address Al Demaree ln cart of thlt paper and M sun to enclose a self-addreased stamped envelope. SENIOR GOLDS ARE WEAKER Toronto, m.. i> tor). — Tbt penny sharp, ltd tht dance ajraln In the mining section of the TO ronto stock etchings, total volume waa around 3,000.000 aharea. Senior told there, -art Inclined to aag. Mclntyre took tht main lott. drop- plm 1.40 to 40 M. Dome receded B0 cenu to U30. Uke Short M to Mt. Plone.r So to 11.M and Braiorne up 10. Most medium-priced (old itoekt loet (round under profit-taking Kowey wai in exception, advancing •even to 1.11. Sen Antonio Ice; nlnt oentt. Ood't Uke 4H end Central Patricia 9. Base metal itoekt and moat ot thi -liven followed tht goldi. Nor- todt back-tracked 86 centa and Hudaon Bay tj. Bear -tploratlon waa up J', and Mining corporation up tlx. MOI 111 IN FIGHT THURSDAY AT MIAKI FOR WORLD'S HEAVYWOGHT TITLE Although M haa bttn In actln competition ln tM ring for onr 10 yean, Tommy Loughran will gtt hit flnt chance to win tht heavy-weight title next Thursday tvenlng, whtn he meets Prlmo Camera, in a scheduled 15-round bout for tM world's heavyweight title at tM Garden Bowl at Miami, Pla. TM fight in- cldently will M tha first contort for tM heavyweight title in Florida ln 40 yesn. TM Uat Mavywtlght championship engagement decided than brought together Jamas 3. CorMtt and Charley Mitchell at Jacksonville on January 35, ibs.. CorMtt stopped hit Engllah challenger tn tM third round. Atttr tMt title, matches wtn prohibited in Florida. Whlla tM Florida- law still Mns championship matchea. tM Csrners- Loughran affair will M bootlegged aa wu tht recent light heavyweight title bout Mtween Maxlt Rosenbloom and Jot Knight. Thlt la dont by manly falling to btu tM bout as for tht title. TM fact tMt a decision will M nndend makea tha Mttla a championship fight, not withstanding laws to tM contrary. Two Judges and a nftnt will determine the winner. And tM winner will M proclaimed champion of tM world. Should Loughran M "fortunate" enough to nlleve the elongated Ptsan of hit laurels, it will mark the biggest upset ln fistic history alnoe CorMtt knocked out tM Immortal John L. Sullivan at New Orleans on September 7, 1802, ln tM 21st round. Incidentally tM Sullivan-CorMtt fight and Thuraday nlght'a acrap an parallel ln that CorMtt waa not oonoedtd any mon chance of de throning tM gnat John L. Sullivan than Loughran Is of defeating hit giant rival. Loughnn will M nqulred to spot SatoMI Fnt approximately 75 pounds In weight ln addition to at least 6 inches ln height and reach. Tommy will weigh about 185 pounds to 280 pounds for Da Pntm. The latter it also four yeare younger tMn Tom. who It S3. The rtcords reveal that Loughnn haa engaged ln 190 fights since M flnt donned tM mitts 18 yesn ago, and that tht champion haa participated In 79 engagements—tf tomt oan M oalled that—tinea M began In 1928. Oondltlon will play an Important part ln tM fight, Tommy's chances depend on whetMr M can stop 18 heata with tM champion. Loughnn hu heart, eiperience and boxing ability to ont point Da Praam tf his bow-wows wtll stand up under tM grind. Tommy Is much the Mtter boxer than Carnan. Da pnem depends on his huge Might and ttu to wear down hla opponents, though he M alao a good fut boxer for ont of hla aln. Loughran's chances of winning tM title would M improved considerably If M could punch. But the fact la that M cant, consequently M muat depend entlnly on hla aklll and experience to pile up sufficient points to win tbt award at tM tnd of IS rounds. Aa for Carnan flattening Tommy, many experts doubt tMt Da Pretra packa sufficient wallop to stiffen Loughran unless tM latter buckles up. It ta tM .opinion of tM majority, however, that Carnan wtll n- taln hla title over bla smaller cMl- lenger and that tM bout will ln all 'probability go tha limit. Puck Statistics p ra u ao OrnCIAL BTANDINO (Canadian DlvMinl P W L D T APti Toronto 18 11 I 9 130 MM Montretl 30 U IS 9 U 104 SI Canadians IT 14 IT < Tl MM Americana .... II II IT 9 11 103 S3 OtUwa IP I a I H 11 JS (United Stites Division) P W L D P Apte Detroit 38 11 10 10 8S TT 46 Chlcafo 17 IT 10 10 TO 54 44 Raniere _.. W 11 13 T M TT 41 Kllll I TT 100 J» BCOBINO (Canadian Oc—acher, Tor. _. Primaau. Tor. Jtckson. Tor. Jollat. Odn. Smith. Monti - I. HocBt, Ott, _ Cltnor, Tot. McVetfh, America -toc-mson, MU. ... Himea. Amerki ... K. Burke, A—-rke ehannon. Ott Northcott, MU. - Trottler. MU Kamlnay, Ott —arochalla, odaa. Ootton. Tc». _ Blair. Tor. — D. Roche. Ott. . Bllnco, MU H. Kline, Tor. ... Day, Toronto .... J*ld. Mtl. Thorns. Tor. LC-DIU Division) O A ... 17 18 ... li ae — IT 18 ... IT 11 — 11 11 ... 10 11 -... T IT . li 10 Doratr, Ivor. ... pin-men. Ott. Ltln. Amerka Vote, Ott BUer, Odne. . United Boucher. Banc .. Thompson. Cnl. Dillon. Rani. Barry, Boaton ... r. oook, Ram. .. Sorrtll, Det Stewart. Boiton W. Oook. Ran|. . Oottatllt. Chi. Aurlt. Dat Wetland. Det. Rom—M, OU. 11 10 » • T ( T 8 T > 10 I 10 Dlilalot) O A 11 18 14 16 T » n ii 16 11 . 16 I . 14 11 . II 11 . 11 11 . 11 11 11 I 11 18 11 M 11 I 11 1 P PM IT 1 Lewli, Det Canon. Det. Ooodfellow, Det. . Keeling, Rant. Murdoch. Ram. . _ Selbert. Ram. . Ltmt>, Beaton Conacher, Chi. Clapper. Boiton . PttMmer. Del. ... Beattle, Boiton .. Wlesmin, Det. ... Oliver. Boeton Cootun. Chi Ripley, Ben-Ret . Mann. Ohictfo . -taunt, Detroit -.. Cook. Obloafo .... A. Smith. Boston . A. D. -Ntbtrt. Rana-Beaton Oreat. Boiton .... Oeraundeon, Km 11 11 II IT IT 11 17 11 11 11 11 14 11 41 11 11 An Interesting Announcement for the Merchants of Nelson and the Kootenays Io the interests of merchants, we have arranjed to publish • series of articles dealing with the various problems of advertising and merchandising that confront the merchant today. TWa weekly feature wtll be conducted by Harold S. Edgar, an advertising man of wide experience, and will be of vital interest to every merchant in the district We suggest that you clip the articles as they appear and keep them for reference as we cannot provide back copies when our supply ia exhausted. Mr. Edgar will be glad to answer any questions relative to your problems. When possible thew will be answered In the column. Confidential replies can be arranged through the editor. When writing use a pen name If you wish, but give your correct name and address as well. The identity of a writer will not be revealed. We believe that our readers will find this series of weekly business and advertising chats helpful and interesting. The first article will appear Wednesday, Feb. 21. The Nelson Daily News — — PAOB SIGHT R0TAR1ANS LEARN OF POLICE WORKUNDERNORTHERN LIGHTS Sergt. C. G. Barber Tells of B. C. Police's Northern Patrol; Scouted Wastes Many Years; Wife With Him Lovers ot the r-orthltnd, Including the unknown and ermoat uninhabited wastea bordering on the arctic circle, Sergt. C O. Barber ■pent 14 yeare tbtrt, and hla wile nearly ai many, while ht wta on the northern patrol ot the British Columbia police, a little ol the epic of which he revealed Monday to the Rotary club, membera ol which followed hla aocount wit- the molt Intents Interest. Sergt. Barber wit a year at Pouce Coupee, waa att- tlooed four yeara tit Port St. John, end then three yeare In "tht land beyond Ule beyond.' peetrlhlng how In ll-l the Do* minion conceived the Idee of utilizing the early lot break-up ln the Maoken—e-Oreat Slave-Uard-Nelaon route, tnd tent ln a survey party ovtr that route, atartlnt la from Fort McMurcay. tbe party eventually retching Itt destination In tbe western srctlc but minus Instruments and most of Its outfit, and how ln ths fall of the tame year a couple of trappers, tftlnat all advice, went ln the same way to aeek a fortune but left their bones ln the tnow, no trace ever btlng found of their eight horetl and large eutflt, Serge tnt Barber recounted the decision of the provinoe, oa representstlona Jrom the Hudson's Buy company, to Investigate the possibility of a winter sleigh route. This was In tbs lummer of 1M4, tod Oona—ble Barber, at he then Wtt. received Instructions to get In touch with the oonattble tt Hud- eon'a Hope, taking horses to the a-kanni river, and then raft down to Port Nelaon, on the Nelaon river. SIX-POINT COMMISSION Hit comxnlaalon waa to report on the feasibility of a winter sleigh route aa af—seald. on the lend Irom tn agricultural point ot view, on the timber from a commercial point of view, and on the mineral resources, to check up tae Hudson'a Bey company's fur operations to tee If British Oolumbla had any taxea oomlng, and to find out what lwd happened to the two trappsn who wint ln ln l—O—"quit, a oommlsslon for a simple consUble," aa sergeant Barber remarked. One result of the trip wet that the Hudson'a Bay company coughed up teOOO to tht provlncltl treuury, and another waa that be met Indiana wbo had eeen the treppere oa the rente of starvation, and on- able to appreciate, trom Ignorance of the language, the directions given them for reaching Port Nelson. His horse wtt the flret the Indians had ever seen, and thty oalled lt "Ban- chu," meaning "big dog." TUey were alto ignorant of ctttle and ottt. SLEIGH ROUTE OPENED The main reault of oount wet ttw dec—ion ot the provlnot to put through t tlelgh routt, whleh was •ccompllahed with a big force of mm. the flret freight going ln br lt being 50 toni of Hudson's Bay supplies, while the flnt outward freight wat $170,000 worth of fun. In the meantime Constable Berber bad been eent on a apeclal patrol In Pebruary, 1024, In consequence of hit rtport on .tht treppen. and hi finally found them, through the Ingenuity of OonaUble Bdward Forfar of Hudson's Hope, his associate on tht flrtt trip, in reading woods Ion, the bodies btlng discovered uader the anow, after an Indian had led them to the general locality. Bringing out the relics ln eeptnte gunny-eeeka, he found later tbit oat of tht men htd attended tbe tame school is bin—elf ln Bngland. BU vouoben for tbe trip nearly give the government heart failure— •unr tt oito a pound, butttr tt SI.7I, ttt at 1240, rice it 11, flour J.A.C Laughton, R.O. OPTOM-mUST-OPTIClAN SalU tOS, Medical Arts Building ALL CLASSES OP Metal Work, Lathe Work, Drilling, Ror- ing *~d (.rinding. Motor Rewinding. Acetylene Welding BENNETT'S LIMITED Bring Your Prescription Here Accurate DMpenilng rrotapt Delivery FLEURY'S PHARMACY PHONE tl BOX Ml gareeeter te Poole Drag Co. Ltd. tt 71 oentt. and a tour-pound tin of Jam at II, UNDER NOBTHERN LIGHTS Soon after came the decision to put a pollot detaehment ln that far northern tret. With the full agreement of hie wife. Constable Barber volunteered tor the post, only to bs turned down becauae he waa married. But after the force had been combed to (it an ex* pcrlenced tingle man. he waa finally asked to go. He accepted on the condition that he could take a constable of hit own choosing, and ht given a oorporal'i rank. Thta came three yean of upholding tho majesty of the provincial government under the northern Uthta. of battles with ths raw wilderness, of scow building, mushing, patrolling tbs stark wilderness, tnd of Mn. Barber's fortitude In tnt frequent absence of her husband, one being of practically three months ln the course tot which ahe twice taved wounded tappers from detth. In doting Sergeint Barber recited the following vents be wioU ln the north wben held up for tome daya waiting for transportation: ON THE NORTHERN PATROL Ai the nortJ. putt man to a eevere twt, It'i essential bla phyito.ue bt of the bait. He muat be able a bannock to make, Or a batch of bread to bake, Able to throw the diamond hit—i, Or hla own clothee ttltch. A. good iteman ba needs bt, Ae bell oftt-mei have to ftll t tree, An expert with the canoe- On reaching the rapids he'll know what to do— Read a bleat. Or cabin ra—I, On snowabots travel. Trap-line disputes unravel. Flnt aid to tha injured give, Atilet ln helping the tick to live. But ihould tne Divine Power their toult take. Hi mutt whlpeew lumber a coffin to make. After that la neatly made, Be muat dig tbe lonely grave. There not being a mlnlatar on whom to call, Ba muat read the buritl ttrvtot over til. And If tome love-tick awaln A duaky maiden', hand ahould gain. It tam to tbt poor pollot—aa't lot To tit tht matrimonial knot. And to assist ths week and feeble Indian to live Be unto tbem mutt rationt give. After the land it held la winters grip. He must mush hit doga oa many a hard and lonely trip. There not being any bottle or road- houses at which to ttop. In tbt oold inow-drlft be mutt flop. After breaking trail ahead ol his dogs all day, With anowahoe tboogi chafing hla toet away, Be flndt hit bedroom door be cannot abut: Therefore he mutt lott of fin- wood cut. Tea It essential, aa you know, For tbs matin, of wblob ba mutt melt tbe tnow. Bis bacon tnd beans need thawing out well. For they ire froten harder thtn tht hubs ot hell. Hit dar't work It not yet complete, For, u you know, hit doga muat tat, Tbey off boiled rice do dine, The cooking ot wblcb takea one hour ot hit time. Tben after hit tpruce-bough bid It made, With hla supper nicely laid, And bis troatn mocaatina o'er the camp-fire hung, He otn consider his dty't work dom. And by the camp-flree flickering light, Oaa mediutlvely tmoke hla pipe. Whtat Pricei Are Easier at Winnipeg WIJWTPBO, Feb. l» (OP)—With lnterett almoit entirely local In character, whtat prtoe aeaed an the Winnipeg grain exchtage today, doting at lave- % to H otnt lowtr. Mty wheat ended at 17% with July wheat at Wy. to 00 cente. Price range wta leu than halt a cent -Except tor a H-cent advtnce ln the dlitant future, wbloh wu ihort Uved, valuta ruled fractloaally lower. Liverpool whtat cloetd Hd lower to Hd hlghsr. APPLE PRICES FROM LONDON OTTAWA, Peb. 11 (OP).—With a favorable outlook for the melnten- ince of price leveli oa tbl United Kingdom appla market It la essential thtt in tvtn now be maintained, and the overloading of markets avoided, aaya a report Issued todiy by tbi department ot ttrlculture. Eittmited arrivals ot Cantdlan Applet thla week in 31,000 boxet and 12,800 barren, and from the United States 86,000 boxes snd 1800 barrels. Following art the recelpte and quotations ltst week: London—18,117 btrreli Nova Sco- tll 16,708 boxes British Columbit tpplee. Quotations on boxet—Mcintosh 9. to' 10s Sd; Jonathan 1— to iaa Id: Newtown 10a 6d to Ul; Wlneup lot to lit Id: Stayman Wlneaap lot to Ut Bpltaenbtrg 12t to lit Id. Liverpool: Receipts not given. Quotation! on boxet: Rome Beauty la Id to Ot 6d; Mcintosh Is Id to 111. Minneapolis Grain M-rrNBAPOUS. Mlna., Feb. II (AP).—Wbett: No. 1 nor, 17 to 00; No. 1 red durum lift to U*A: Mty X: July Utt: Sept. II. Com: No. I yellow 40u_ to 42. Oau: No. I white IIH to 82%. Flax: No. 1. 1 64 to 1.17. Flour 10 canU lower. Carload loU, family paUnu 7—1 to 7 3» a barrel in 01-pound ootton sacks, shlp- mente 20.741. pun bnn 17.00 to 17.80. Vancouver Sales RINK Skating TONIGHT 8:30 to 10:30 Adults 25c ChUdren 15c Uat Night's Winning Numbers: 1st—139 2nd—181 Vancouver. Feb. ll. — Mining sharee sold on tba Vanoouver stock exchange today. Llated—Beaver Silver 1000: Braiorne 10: Bridge R. Con. 4800: Bridge R EX 21.800: Cariboo 1171; Oeorgla River 1800: Oold Belt 4380: orend- vlew 11.8000; Meridian MOO; National Silver 14000: Nloola 81.010; Premier B 17.000; Premier O 4178; Reeves MOO; Reno 2300; Sally 6180. Unlisted—Alexandria 10.800, Bradlaa 3104; Bayvlew 10,000; B. 0. i Nickel 10.308; Big Mitt. 7100; Bute I X L H00; Cork Prov 12.000; Con greet 2000; Dalhouale 4000; Dentonia 6200; Dunwell 100; Ooloonda 12,800; Oold Mtn. 4838; Olaeler Crk 2600; or.nut 800; Orull Wlkhtnt 200: Herculet Con 63,000; Home Oold 18.004: Indian 2800; Koot. Belle 100; Boo . Flo. 21.600; Koot. King '00(1; Ltkevlew 2000; Lucky Jim 6800: Marmot M 21,000: Mlnto 11,. "00, Mogul 1.000; Morning Btar 8800: Morton 2000; Mak Blooar 2100; Native Son 1700: Noble Plve 43.- 300: Pavilion 16.700; Pend Oreille 1970; Porter Idaho 22,300: Reliance 2000; Reward 6200; Rutin 2800; Salmon 8000: Silverado 4600; Silver. crest 26.600, Silversmith 10300: Snowfllkl 13.700: Standard Oold 3.100; Sunahlna 228; Ttylor Brldg) 3700: United Imp 2800; VldetU 400; Wturloo raoo, Waverly 120.900: Waytldt 16,200; Wellington 6000; White Xagle 600: Whitewater 11,000. J. F. COATES HEADS SCOUTS Association Will Attempt to Wipe Off Hall Debt Thto Year J. P. Coatee wu ohoten president of the Nelson Boy Soouu ttsocls- tlon tt the snnutl meeting held ln the Scouts hall, and at which It waa decided to put forward every effort to wipe off tbt debt ol UM against ths Scout hall tbla year. Other officers chosen were Oerald 8. Beea, vice-president, Alex Nlsbet, secretary; Mn. A. T. Horswill, Mrs. H. H. Ma—Canals, Mrs. Osrald 8. Rees, Boyd C. Affleck, A. Brown, R. A A-deraralth, N. Derby and H. Hlnltt, executive, Planl were alao made to finish thl Scout building tod to erect I den for tbe Rover Soouu tt tbt rear of tbt Scout hill. Mora ttttn- tk>n will be paid thlt yaar to tbe Individual troopa. NATIONAL T. AND T. EARNINGS ARE UP MONTREAL, Ptb. II (CPI—National Telephone tnd Telegraph corporation, whleh owna 07 per eent ot tbe ordinary aharea of Britlah Columbia Telephone company and eeveral other amall telephone operating eompanlea In Brltlab Oolumbla and whleh alao control, tht telephone lyitem ln tbe Philippine Itlandt, todty Ittued IU report, Oroae etrnlngt tor IIH, wart 8471.273. ta lncreue of 1118.460 or 32.8 per cent onr 1932. Ntt in. come available for dlvidtndi It shown tt 1392.238. tn Increaee of 197,098, or IIS per cent during 1913 tht company paid regular dividends of 13.50 ptr thire on clan "A" ttock outtttndlng. No dividend, however, wtt paid on the oommoa shsres. all of which are owned by Associated Telephone and Telegraph company. Surplua after alt charge! tmounU to 189.736. atalnat a deficit of 160- 693 In 1912. Surplui of 8173.807 U carried forward. Dominion Live Stock . Feb. II (CP).-Re- celpta ot ctttlt 1830, calvea 416; holt 2760: theep 141. Steers, up to 1080 lbt.. tood ind choice 1426 to UU: .teen, ovtr 1060 lbt.. good and choice 1426 to 16 36; htlftra. good and choice. 13.78 to 14.80; fed calvea, good tnd choice •480 to 18.10; eowt. good I2J0 to II; bulla, good 11.78 to 133!; stocktr tnd feeder item, good 12 ta 1260: milkers tad springers 130 to MO; veal oal re., good and choice as to 17.60. Hogi: Select bscon 11 psr head premium; bacon 11.80; butchers 11 per head dlaoount; heavy 11.10; extra heavy 17 to 17-15; llghU tnd feeders 17 to 18.10. Lambs, food htndywelght II to 88.75; good heavlea IS to I8 60. Sheep, tood htivtet 11.18 to 11.80; good htndywelght 81.76 to 12. TUB MLSON DAILT NBWS, NBUON, B.C,-TtTM»AT MOBNINO, I-BBUABT 10, UM a ROLLING LOG KILLS A. EIMER NEARWARDNER Fails to Catch Timber on Skidway Big BOILING COFFEE SCALDS WORKER Lid Blows Off Liquid Hits Face and WARDNER, Feb. 10—Crushed by t rolllr-j log, Alphonse Elmer, tbout 20 yeen ot age, wtt IntUntly killed near hla home at Tie Lake. —ogigtd ln logging operations, Mr. Elmer sttempted to catch a 16-inoh log rolling dowa a skidway and missed. tbt log striking him down tnd crushing hit heed. A coroner's Jury sitting at Jeffrey returned a verdict ot accldenul death. Many Jeffrey people itttnded ths tuntnl which wu held In Oranbrook Prlday. The dead man U survived by a slater, five brothen and hla parenu. One of the moat auoostatul toclal attain for aome time ww tbt P.T-A.'e Valentine whlat drive and dance Wedneeday. A large crowd turned out for oarda and prlau wen won bar Mn. Thomu Orey tad Murray Sinclair. A gay novelty dance program Included broom, balloon. Clnt—ralla tnd heart danore. Visitors were present from Cranbrook. May ook. Aberfe-dle and Bull River. Jeok Halsud returnid to'Cutle gar aftar apendlng two month! hert vlaltlng ha daughter. Mrt. L. Lovick Mm Ma-Beret Moore Is holldsylng In Bdmonton wltb reUtivet. Bpldemlct of wbooplng cough end chic—rapox trt prevalent In town, tchool attendance tutftrlng con- sloe rtbly. Struck by boiling coffee Allk _eyendwy received painful acalda tbout tbe taot and bead on Setur day. Preparing lunch whlli engaged at road work Keys—Iwy wu boiling coffee In a email bucket oyer an open fin. Aa he leaned over to remove tbt bucket the lid blew off end ha recetved tht bulk of the scalding content, lull ln tbe fat.. Ha wu removed to the St. Eugene hospital. Tbe young people an enjoying skating parties oa a backwater of tbe Koounay. Huge plan ot driftwood are Ignited wblcb Illuminate tba entire abut. Skating oa tbe rink hu bttn Impossible for over a weak due te tbe eprtnglike warmth of tbt ds—i- mim Mildred Wodehou* of Sand creek epent tbe week-end u tbe gueet of MIM Josephine Rotlcky. INDUSTRIALS OFF TORONTO, Fib. II (CP).—In duttrltl stocks, unable to utabllah a definite trend on the -Toronto atock eichange todar closed with small fractional decline, with tx- reptlon of Wslksrs common wblcb lost 2*4 snd domestic listings bonded t ttlr preponderance of galna. Nickel et 23.16 wu off 36 cenu Braalllan and CPU. lost Va ssch tod Pord A dropped H to Hit Consolidsted Smelters galnsd ons point to 141. EASTERN SALES AT TOBONTO TOItONTO. -*». II (OP).—Sslu ot 100 or more shares oa tbt Toronto ttook eichange today: Abltlbl 110; Beaur—rnou 3405; Bra- SlUn SO*. Brewen tt Dist. 2380: C Power "A" 100; Canada Cement 2386. Can Ind Alt 110; Canada Dredge 678; c F R 414; Con Sm.ltera 833; last Seigrama 111; Pord "A" 18S0; Oyp tnd Altb 2100; Walker. 4100: Walk.ra ptd 681: Int Nlcksl 1900; Standard Steal 180; B A Oil TOO; Int Pete 306: Maple Leaf 730: Union Ou 423; McColl Front 1380; Impl Oil 1706. Af MONTBI'.Al. ' MONTREAL. Jab. II (CP).—Salu ot 100 or more ahar.e on tbe Mon treal ttock etching! todty: Bathuret "A" SSoO: B C Packtn 1128; Bruck Bilk 1625; Braalllan (03; B C Power "A" 1000; B C Power "B"' 2080; Can Ind Ale 1014; Can Cement 1114: Cdn Ctr 190: Odn Nor Power 618; c p R 160; Can smelting 402: Dom Bridge 418: Dom 8. N. a C. B. HM: Dom Textile 678: Intl Nickel 000; Oypsum 1016; Otn Steel Waree 346; Maasev Harris 615; Mtl Power 1141: McColl Front 1110; Nat Brew 863; Power Corp 411; Sherwln Williams 100 Steel of cinidi Ml: Wabesee Cotton 701; SI. L Corp 4810: St. L Pap ott 1010. Exchanqe Rates NEW TORX, Plb. II (AP).—Sterling exchtnge firm at 15 12 V. tor eo-dty bilk, and at S8.11V. for dt- mtad. Canadian dollar! 1-11 ptr cent dlaoount. Prise 6.13. Lire 1.17. Uruguay 10.00. BELGIANS'NEW QUEEN IS KNOWN AS THE "PRINCESS OF SMILES" Crown Princess Wss Former Princess Aslrid of Sweden Who Has Won Belgians to Her Heart; Is Democratic and a Sport Lover By EDOl'ABD TRAl'S, Attsrlated Frees Foretrn Staff BRUSSBLS. Fab. II (AP).—No one who baa watched ber career since sht became crown prlncm of Belgium l bare Mven yeara uo doubU that Belgltni will Ukt tht wile of Crown Prlnot Uopold. tbe former Prlno-a Attnd of Swedtn. complttsly to thtlr hetrU. Tbey did to whtn trie eame to Belgium u Leopolds bride. Her captivating tmlle. her sympathetic personality and her Informal manner, conquered the people over whose dsstlnlw shs will be ctlled to preside beside her husband. Born of t noubly democratic royal family, Altrld evidenced tbe tame grtceful tlmple ways that belonged to her Swedish parenu. Bhe walked freely about tbe Iowa and went -hopping u other young ladlu do. later, hevlng become a mother with the birth ot a daughter. Josephine Char-tie, on October 1127. aba did not balk at pushlnt t babe ctrritgt tlont tbe shady avenue Louue u many mothers of the bourgeois class wire doing. Prlnceu Aitrtd lire tht Belgltni unmltlrated tautftctlon by bearing a aon, Beudouln. born September 7, 1910. Like Quun Kllnbtth, sht It t skilled nurse and a frequent vlaltor to hospitals. Shs Is breldu Interested In sll winter sports. With hsr husband on a recent visit to tbs But Indian Prench and Dutch colonMe tnd tht Belglln Congo, the lubjecte christened hsr "White Prlnceu of Smiles" At tuch tba It likely to live Jn Belgian hlttory. Judge Set* Feb. 17 for Hearing Vernon Assessment Appeals On application ot 0. H. HamBton, acting tor alx Vtrnon itreet appel- lenta, and hearing C. B. Oarland, acting for the olty, Judge w. A. Ntibet, ttttlng ln chambers Mon- day, set February n u the date for hearing the ttx Vernon atreet appeaia agalnat the oily iiimuunt. MORE ABOfJT B.C HOUSE (Continued From page One) Tbe new legislature, will bring Into view a picture which hu never before ' been preunted la British Columbit. NO TOBY PABTV It bu imong ouuundlng fet- turu, thi ibsenoe or the Oouervt- tivt party u aa entity, the tppear- ance ot an entirely new group and official oppoaltlon, tha C. C. P.. and the return to majority of the Libera., after five years' thaence. Alto It WlU bring Into prominence new faces, new ldeu tnd new pollclet, adjusted to thl dunging tlmu. Behind the thow tt tht opening tomorrow will bt tht thcughu tnd, plans of mon than two-score men who want to pro- duce a new ind bitter Brltlab Columbit out of tht depreulon. Mr. Speaker-deeignited H. Q. Herry, the director and co-producer ot the opening ahow, tonight had Juat about arranged all the dettiia tnd tht ntw problem on hit mind wu tbt letting of thl members In the mw auembly. To do thli he delved Into the records of parlltm. intary experience, tnd various facte about thi memben. POOU5Y THEBE 24 YEARS ThiH rtvttl thtt while tbt house will have e good percentage of new and unvined leg—tatort, it will htvt a tiw of tbt old guard to act u steadying lnflueneu. At the top of Uu Hit ta R. H. Pooley, KC, tbe dean of the houu, wltb 24 yean of contlnuoul service, who ■ervti ln a unionist opposition role of one. Oa tbi Liberal benchu an thru who htvt given 17 consecutive yean to legislative work, among them being Premier T. rx Pattullo hlra- aelf, with A. M. Minion tnd Dr. W. H. Sutherland, E. D, Barrow Is alto on. ot tbi Liberal old-tlmere and Mr. Perry bu keen there lor two terms. I'PniLL 14 YEARS Thomu Uphill, the vetertn labor mtn from Ftrnls. reglsten 14 yean la the houu and there will not be much trouble ln ttttlng bit party of ona. uaofflciaUy it it btlng uld that clrcumttsnott uttle chtngsd trom lut yttr will Impel an unbalanced budtet for 1934-33. There bu bran rumor of propoeed ellminstlon ot ths ons psr otnt income tat of ..tretnt low la- com.s. tad tomt tddtd taxation on higher Incomes. Re-Introducing the B. C. suoessslon duty tet, tht govern-—int mty tlso revise tbe scale of duttaa there-under. At prestnt tbtn It tbi opt psr rent normal turtai on Income.; and a normal, rupertii tnd lurtei on succttslon dutlu. SOME FORECAST* From ataumenu of varioua memoirs of tbe cabinet from time to tlml ground hu been given for the belief thlt tht ntw economic council Induttrltl rtlitloni botrd. and high commiaalon. mty bt ut up tt thlt Mition. Tranafer ot the municipal branch man tbt attorney general', department to that presided over by Hon. A. W. orey, u i uperete entity, hu also been forseut. -—urgency relief tnd unemployment ltgltution li expected, with some possibility of a re-openlng Of the moratorium act. a loin bill between 83.000.ooo tnd 110.000.000 would not bt t surprise to mtny. to provide fog deflclu. unemployment relief tnd other outlay, thtt can- aot be ucured rrom rerenue. ESTIMATE* ABOUT SAMB The sstlmstu tbemulvu are expected to come ln tt tbout their 1013 figure, with tome realignment of departmental management and dutlee A IaU session of tbs houu hss bssn atveral tlmu mention*, and If thla la decided upon the government may postpone until tbat date s good deal of Its program in relation to major Luuu of policy As st svery session, tbtrt wm be considerable i-endment of eilttlng Itwi, to meet changing condition! Ia tba early debate, than wtll bl aa unutuai number of mtid.n tpeecbu. SHORT AMI SNAPPY Meet memben etpict it to be t thort tnd tnippy autlon. but thli li no ueurince thit it wtll be. Thty htvt alwaya uptcttd It to bt t ihort tnd anappy union, but ao ftr it hu ntnr been. Bow- •ver, u tb. house It meeting early this ystr tnd Buter conut rather tarly, It It hoped to ntch prorogi- n2a 1ii**,cn *' "* **' *»">" oood prldiy. But todty't Intlmttlon from the povwnmsnt thst it hsd no m- tsntloB of crowding tbs debate on £• ******** flora tbe throne and thtt thlt discussion might go on until ths .nd ot nnt wuk. msde It sppesr highly doubtful thst promotion could tak. pi,c. beton KIMBERLEY IS VICTOR OVER NELSON 5-1 Game Is Fast; Small Crowd; Nelson Defaults The tut tupping Klmberley Dyn smltert earned tbe right to meet the TraU Smoke Eaten by handing the Nelson Red Wlngt a 6-1 detea. Ui a fast game played on Nelaon lot Mondty tvtnlng. The Red Wlnga being forced to dtftult the weond gime due to lack of flntnow which mtkt It Impoulble to trtvel to Kimbtrlty. DtiplU rumor! to tbl contrtry tht lot wu in good condition, only one bad ipot tbowlng. Nelaon fielded tbelr regular team and played a lot better game tban oa Klmberley's list appearance here. Only a email crowd ot hockey enthualuti witnessed the gime. And tbty went away weU satisfied with the Red wings showing. It wu a acoreleu first period In which BUI McKay ln thi loctl nett repeatedly robbed thl Klmberley pltyen ot whtt appeared certain goala. Tht gt—ie pepped up ln tbe ucond period, but no .coring resulted until Hugo Mackle parked the puck behind McKay from a scrambls in front of the net. Juit before the bell when McKiy came out at least 25 fut to Ukt tht puck off Kemrre atlck. Brown com. Ing up fut got tbe puck and went In on thf unprotected Nelaon net Jutt u the beU went. The timekeeper! bell beat tbe Klmberlty stir by a fraction. Many faat wart mystified tt tbt itart ot tha final period whtn the ecore board ahowed the acore 2-0 in Klmberley's favor, being undsr tha ImpressIon thlt t timekeeper! bell ended the pity. Aooordlng to tht rules t referee, bell end! th. play and bot the timekeepers bell. Ai Leo Detirttu bad not runf hla beU when Brown ptrked the puck Into the net the tcore itood. Thl Red wlngt nt a terrific put tt tbe itart ot the final period and Hornqulat wu kept busy hit. Ung tnd kicking puckt out from iU tnilet, u tbt Nelton playen tore la on him. Hie Dynamiters did not have a ahot at tbe Nelson ntt until after alt and a halt mlnutu pity. During tbe lut period drlvt of the Nelton team Horn- qultt itopped a total ot 10 Crect shou on goal. Only hla uiuatlonal work kept the Red Wlnga from ty. Ing up tha aoore The Nelson teams offenttve tactics gtvt the Klmberley turn chancre which they were quick to take ad- vantagi and added another, three goals to thtlr toUl during thl lut half of tht period. Browa H. Mtckls and Moore scoring. Redding making tbt play and getting the assist oa the letter's acore. Jack Portty ecored tbe Red Wlngt only gotl when be went down tht wing it a faat pau aad lat go a temfto want bigh drive tbat went Into the comer ot tbe net. just btfore the bell ended the gtmi Hornqulst nude a oouple of brll. litnt ttvu from Culley aad Fair. barn, from colae rangt. a pileup occured. but Brown clitred tht puck after t face-oft In front of the Klmberley net- Summary: Pint period: No tcore. Penal um, none. Second period. 1—a—abtrley, HI_fo Mtckle. 11,17 3—Klmberley, Brown, 20,00. Ptniltlia, Moore I; Redding fc H. Msckls 1; McOlUlvtry 1. Third ptriod. 1—Klmberlty, Hugo Iticklt. 7,11. 4 — Klmberley. Redding (Moore), 1311. 8—Ntlton, Foreey. 15.46. 9— Klmberley. Brown, lt.ll. Ptntltlet; Moore 1; McOUllvtry 1, Llneupt: Klmberley — Hornqulst; Reddlck, Brown snd McOllllttry; Kimp. Bot- term tnd a. Mackle; Redding, Moore md H Mackle. Kelvtr. Nelaon — McKay; Thompaon and Wade; culley, Falrbum and Foreey O'Oenikl, Anntble ind Olllett. Slope by goilkeeptrt: HornquUt It ig_gj McKay i, ,0 j__, Referee—Leo Deslr.au. UMM BCBATE Tbe government's plan u outlined by premier pattullo to news. P'per correspondent. Is to give ths new houu til tbt time It likes to "tf*" lta views on provincial prob- me during the opening debits The premier twit thit u this it t new legititture tht ntw membere coming here ftr tbe flnt time will wtnt to expreu themselves freely If tbe flrtt two wnki ihould bt tbtorbtd tlmott entirely by the debate on the throne much, ht thlnkt the tlmt will not be watted but will ipent. u during thli ptr. led opinion will bt cryatsiiiting on tht ltrger Iseuu of Uu srulob. BOYSOtTwAYTO WORK LIBERATED Two youtbt Uktn'frora t ptasen- -c trtln hire by CPU. Oonattble C. A. Brown aad charged In provincial police court with latent to obuin pttuge fraudulently, pleaded guilty heron Stipendiary MailetraU Joan cartmel. Monday, aad wsn released on suspended sentence. Thl boy. were on tbelr way from tha prairie to a relatives ranch In tbla dlatrtot, wbere work wu awaiting Nelson Hoopsters Jockey for Place With but f.w polnu breaking i three-wiy tit, and with the poul- hlllUea of the ucond tie-up of tht uuon. the Maulen tnd Tollari meet In the men'a taction of tbe City Baaketbell lea.uc Wednuday night. Theu two teams, togtthtr with tht Falcone, having raced neck and neck all season and a wtn for the Toiien wlU put the teams on tqutl baala. A win for tba Mtulm wtu put thtt team in the lead with ths Palcons taking the second buth. Ia tbe ladlu' dlvltlon tht Aou meet tbe Falrvlew team. Bonds Are Higher NTW TOBK. Psb. II (AP)—A numb:r of listed bonds today elged up to new high levels for tht put two yetn or mon. Trtnifin totalled only 117,220.000, par value- and tha average tor 10 domestic corporate luuu held a gain ot 1-10 of a point at 15. Progrtu wu made br thi rails and Industrials but the utuiuu finished about even. Studebeken St ihowed i net gtin ot 114 polnta. Tbl fonlgn lection wu Irregular Btuvu 4l_i got up nttrly thru and Dominican Republic 8 Vis gained two. BUTTER AND EOQS UP MONTREAL. Feb. it (CP).—But. ter and agg prlcu advanced on tbe Montnal dairy and produce market today. Other Unea ware unchen".d. Butur market soared u m'ich ei a cent. No. 1 grade 21%. All offer, lap of weetvrn butter win ukt-i up. Arrlvtlt totalled 13 bout. Eggl rou slightly: A-Urge. 41; A-pulleu, 41. ReoelpU. Ill eases. Degga, known to ua u "hemp", la much sanokad by natlvu throughout south Africa. Rotary Club Sends Condolence* Upon Death of Monarch Ob motion ot B. P. Dtwion. ohelr- mon ot the International relttloni oonimlttee, the Neleon Rotary club Monday tuUrorlaed ttw undlng ot t —usage of condolence to tba Rotary club of Bruuela, Belgium, on tht death ot King Albert, wbo wu lta moat dltUnguuhed member. In offering the motion. Ut. Daweon remarked tbat the meuage would he one of million, to the Belgltn naUoa, but that neverthe- leu lt me tltuag tnd proper that the dub ahould take iuoh tctlon. Tbt motion wu earned unanimously. DECLINE HITS COAST MARKET Golds, Base Metals and Oil .Issues Are Down ANNOUNCING The Arrival of FASHION-CRAFT Special Order Samplei for SPRING and SUMMER 1934 NEW PATTERNS NEW CLOTHS NEW STYLES See Them Today *20 - $25 - *35 EMORY'S Limited VANCOUV1R, Fob. 18 (CP). Heary lostei were auffered by tbe mining itocka. bepecl-lly tbe -.olds, on the Vancouver itock exchange today. Nicola opened at 1.33 and fell off ntt&dlty to close at 88, a lou of 44 oenta. Pioneer Gold waa off 40 centa at 11.60. Cariboo loat ten oenta at 3.S0, Premier Oold dropped 13 centa to 128, Reno waa down eeven oenta at 1.05 and Dentopla at 59 loat two centa. Pavilion gained three centa at 53. Home Oold was up IH centa at ao\_ and Mlnto wu one oent higher tt 33. In tha boat metal group Big Mlaeourl loet eight cento ftt 45, Pend OreUle waa off four oenta at 108 and Britlah Columbia Nickel waa down Vs oant at 88^_. Reeves McDonald waa three cents up at 30, Noble Plve gained l-£ oenta ftt 15>A snd Oolconda waa up ona cent at 81. Dalhouale Oil waa off three centa at 55, Home OU at 1.73 and Calgary and Idmonton at 1.05 each loet two oenta and Starling Pacific waa down •% eent at 6Stt. MONTREAL LIST MOVES HIGHER MONTREAL. Feb. 18 (CP).—The group of specialties that rose last week led tha Montnal stock exchange list higher today. A late reaction reduoed many early gains but the doss waa firm. Mora than 86.000 ■haras changed hands. Newaprtnt issues featured trading, following reported increases In Canadian newsprint production. Figures on Canadian metal exporta from January were particularly encouraging. Oroae rail earnings reported over the week-end showed gains of 28 per osnt on Oanadlan Pacific and IB per oeat on Canadian National. Bathuret ree* 1* points at 8. Dominion Olaaa rising 5 points to another new hlgn of 98, Montreal Cottons 3 to 45 and Dominion Coal pfd. 4 to 60. Steel ol Canada touched a new top level of SB up V International Nickel declined 88 cents at 83.15 and Canadian Pacific waa off fractionally. Bales 35,709; bonda 132,- 860. Milan Hoop Team to Play at Nelson Nelson basketball fans an in for another treat this Friday when the Milan, wash., team oomes to ths city for a game with a Nelson rejvo- •enatlv* team. The Washington hoop team hu a gool reoord and a good exhibition of the game Is ln the offing. A girls' game wlU also be on the program. MORE ABOUT King Albert (Continued From page One) day long, aa If In sympathy for tb* most sincere grief of Belgians of alt1 classes. Street lamps vera vailed. The youthful Crown Prince Leo* pold, who on Friday will become king, walked behind the gun carriage bearing the coffin. Beside him waa his younger brother, tbe Oount of Flanders. Following them were dlgnlUriw of the court and women of the royaV entourage, including tbe grief- atrlcken Queen BUmbeth. A aquad* ran of police broucht up the rear. I TROOPS MARCH * All afternoon the clack-clack ol marching troopa of war veterans had resounded on the cobbled streets ot Brussels as they moved to thebr plaoaa along the three-mile rout* from Laeken to the palace. Blue-clad polloe with white helmets and brown-helmeted soldlefi In khaki also formed a double wall enclosing the route. Nearly all tin war veterans were ln civilian clothes. They carried varl-oolored standards Thousands of people from the ooun. tryalde flocked to tiw city. SCENES OF DEVOTION The body will lie ln state at tm palaoe until Thursday, wben lt wtU be taken to tbs St. Qudule cathedral for formal services. An Impressive demonstration ot devotion to ths dead king marked meetings of ths houss and aenate la Brussels today, when the klng'e paaa. Ing waa formally announced to thi legislative bodies. The prime minister, Oount d< Rooquevllle, making Identical speeches in botfc houses, gave thi formal notification while all members atood rigidly at attention. Just before tbe prime miniate) started hla speech ln the houn half a doaen Communists and Plena,' Ish Separatists walked out. All Socialists, however, remained standln) with the other membera. Atlantis was supposedly overwhelmed by the eaa about 10,001 B.C. NEWS OF THE DAY .UN.ETtlAU. nUDAT dill) Bt. Ttul'l church annual sprint eele, April 17th. il»T> Soap Special Sale ALL TH1I WEEK At Smythe1! Pharmacy Thl rretcrlptlon Druittot none 1 Bt. Saviour-'i Mothert' club Apron tale today at 8 o'clock In Memorial Hall. Tea aerved. (IMl) Keep March and for Musical treat ln St. Fault church. (1308) D. C. ART shoppe. Be mre and see the wonderful sfflpment ol new all Bates. (IMl) MUSIC LOVERS ATTENTION ! KE- 1ERVE APRIL 4 FOR NELSON OLEE (HO CONCERT. (llll) Por aale—Model 54 Wlncheiter, Bolt Action .30-01, perfect ahtpe. Itt. Box 143. Phone 718L. (13*6) Bo Irttt bu been the demtnd for tht IBS. pord v-8 thtt wt ire tbit to offer eome eiceptlontl buyl ln TJied Care—Phone 117 Koot. may Motora. (1914) NELSON WOMEN'S LIBERAL ASSOCIATION recnlar monthly meet- Ine TONIGHT, February to. it t o'clock it Ihe heme of Mrt. H. Barns, log Ctrbenite. (lttl) LAST TIMES TODAY TOGETHER! For the First T<-i« ANN HARDING WILLIAM POWELL IN "DOUBLE HARNESS" -ALSO "Yeast It Yeast" (Broadway Mask—) —AMD- BILL BOYD "Flamirlg Gold" ALL LIBERALS Are Invited to attend annual meeting Uberal association to- night, jfcbruiry 30. a p.m . oellnu hall. Marcua Martin, eecretary. (13M) FUNERAL NOTICE Funeral of the Uu wm. Billing- ton will take plaoa tomorrow after- noon. Wed., at 3 o'clock at Bt. Paul'a church. Body will remain tt D. 3. Robertton'i funeral par. Ion until lao pm. (llll) NOTICE All Retail Merchant! or Tradera ire requested to Ittetld a si'c:M meeting to hear O. R. Matthewa, Secy. Brltlth Columbit Retell Me;- chante Aas'n. To heir him on subject, Hon. H. H. Stevens buying operations of certain chain ttoret. Very Important In your interests to be preeent. Thuredsy, g p.m.. Tub. d. Botrd Of Tride Rooma—Local Retail uarchanU' Ati'n. <ijoj) TOMORROW a MAJOR FEATURES ALICE BRADY Maureen O'Sullivan Franchot Tone Phillips Holmes In "STAGE MOTHER** Exciting Comedy Hit "The Man From Toronto** - -
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