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Kimberley Beats Vancouver 2-1 Second Game —Pa&eEi&ht ■^■^^^■^^H W_^_^_W__W__^_M _____________I^BI ^^^^■■j^^^^^^^H M0.ott flaila 5^ Mixed Trend on Eastern and Western Markets —Pa&e Six NELSON, BBTTI9H COLUMBIA. CANADA—TUESDAY MOBNINO. MABCB 9, 1184, riVI CENTS A COPT NUMBEB 170 60 RESCUED * ROM SINKING FREIGHTER WEIR REFUSES CRUCIFY YOUTH TO GOLD CROSS Criticizes Drayton and His Sound Money Talks ASKS DEFINITION, SOUND HUMANITY B. C Educational Cost Decreased 17 p.c. in 20 Years VICTORIA. March 6 (OP)—"Ml advlot to air Henry la that before toother crusading campaign, he ahould define hU ttattmente a little more ao wa eaa understand thtm •nd ve would Uke alao to hear hla *eftnltion of aound humanity ln- atead ot eound money,'* declared Bon, a, M. Weir, minuter of educttlon ln the Britlah Oolumbla legislature today, Dr. Weir, former profeeaor ef education at the University of Britlah Columbia, wu criticising statement* mada by Sir Henry Drayton In tha letter'* western tour on behalf of reduoed governmental expenditure*. Ba referred particularly to Btr Henry'* atatemente with regard to expenditure* on eduoatlon. cross or GOLD It might alao bt weU for the weat to land a counterblast eastward to aniwer tbla propaganada trom the aaat," aald Dr. Weir. "1 refnee to be a party of crucifying Urn 7011th of tbla cofintry on a croaa ot gold." '1 want you to bear ln mind," continued the minuter, "that I am not accusing Sir Henry of deliberate misrepresentation, but wben he (Contlnaed on rage Eight) Markets at a Glance (By tba CanadUn Preea) Toronto and Montreal: Stocks eloeed Irregularly higher. Toronto mlnee: Closed higher. New Tork: Stocks closed slightly down. Winnipeg: Wheat eloaed narrowly lower, Toronto: Bacon hoga off ear down IS oanta to 6.76. London: Bar allver, oopper, tin and lead higher; tine unchanged. Ifaw Tork: SUver lower; ooppar, ttn, lead and line unchanged. New Tork: Bubber higher: oot* ton, coffee and augar lower. Baw Tork: Canadian dollar down l-l* to M 7-16. NEW GOLD FIND IN SOUTH AFRICA JOHANNLSBIRG, Sooth Africa, Mart* 6 (CP cable).—Transvaal mining circles ware stirred today by report* of discovery of a new gold nelg In tbe Kroonatad district wbere a reef was aald to mn tn a ttstit M mile* In diameter. Government experts were aent to tha dlatrlct to Investigate. MBS. ROGERS OP VANCOUVER DOS AT AGE OP 69 TEARS TAHOOCVBR, March » (CP).—A resident of Vancouver 84 years, Mrs. Hmma Catherine Rogers, aged 60, died today at ber residence at Beach avonu* after a three months' Ulnee*. She la survived by ber husband, Lawrence T. Roger*. Unemployed Ask Abolition of Relief Camps in Ba C. 20 Confer Wtth Cabinet Ministers; Claim 20 Cent Pay Violation of Minimum Wage Aet; Lose Rights Under Camp System; Seek Higher Allowances VICTOBIA, March I (CPJ.—Clalmln, to repreatnt 17.610 workers In Brltlth Oolumbla through a conference of dtlegat** recently hsld ta Vancouver, a delegation ol unemployed todty met thr** members of tb* gov* ernment with a demand for abolition of relief camps and an Increase ln relief tllovnncss ln ctrttln respects. Hon. O. 8. Pearson, minister of ltbor, Ron. Gordon Sloan, tttorney general and Hon. John Hart, mlnllter of flnanoa, conferred with tht group of 80, for mon tbtn in hour. In their pltt for tbolltlon of tht relief camp* which art under adnin- litratlon of tha deptrtment of nttlonal defence, thty cited t llngthy Jilt of compltints, summarized aa followi: Tht pay ot 30 centi a day waa a violation of tha provlnc—I minimum wag* law. NOT ELIDIBLE fOR FUBTHBB RELIEF Tbat men evicted from the campa wat* not eligible for tny further relief. Tbtt undtr tht ctmp system tb* men loet tbt civilian right! of petition, free speech, assembly and organization. Tbat tbtrt wu a shortage of food la th* campa-and tht UM of enamel and granite war* dishes for serving wtt sgsinst B.C. ltws. Tbat tha medical and dental treatment waa inadequate. Fending the tbolltlon of campa, tbty aaked that* grlivmwa bt righted. Ther lln desired thlt tingle men be given tht right to establish domicile where thty wished. Thl application for further Inertia** ln th* relief allowanc** wu baaed upon a statement that food pricei htvt risen 33 ptr cent ln the Jut yttr. They urged tbtt the allowance for a wlf* bt lncrttatd to M a month from tht praunt acale of llll, that each child bt allowed 15 up to ie yeara of age Inatetd of 13.76 and ovtr thtt tit W. tbt tarn* u an NO PLAN FOR Hornby Suggestion Is Not Placed Before Canada's Cabinet * OTTAWA, Uarch ft (CP)—The time would oome again when thla country would ba sufficiently attractive tor hundreds of thousands of mora people to settl* here, Hon. W. A. Gordon, minuter ot Immigration, told tbe house of oommon* todsy. Tbt name ot Brlg.-Oen. w. X*. Hornby of Utbbrldge, Alt*, loomed larg* ln the discussion as estimate* ot the department were under coo- alderetlon. tto concrete plgn to bring British settlers to Canada had bean plaoed baton hta by Brlgadler-aan- eral Hornby In tbe two discussions be had had with him, aald th* minister. He had not encouraged Brlgadlar- Oeneral Hornby to approach provincial governments cm British Immigration. Membera told th* house of r*> oelvlng pamphlet* on the reported Hornby scheme to bring Britlah settler* into th* country. TWO GUILTY OF THEFT OF AUTO VANCOTJVIR, Uaroh ft <CP).— Gordon Pretwtll and Frank Cramp- ton, who had a narrow eacap* from death on the nlgbt ot February 18 when an automobile In which tbey were riding crashed through a guard rail of a railway eut at llanalmo street and Orandvlew highway and plunged 60 feet to the track* below. ware convicted In police oourt of the theft of th* automobile. Tbty were remanded to Uarch ■ for sentence. Th* accused men made a vain attempt in court to prove that th* car waa driven by a third man, whoaa Identity thty did not know. f»vrHf*eeewenwe*s*es BIDS $50,000 FOR INDORRA THRONE, Is REJECTED. ANDORRA, March ft (API—A Chicago man's bid of 800,000 ba* failed to buy him a throne in Andorra, this semi-Independent republic between Spain and France. ParUla Roca. a Catalonlan who aild ba halls from Chicago. offered 400.000 peeetaa for the throne, promising, a* king, to fttt all his subjects from all taies and to exploit the tiny country* riches by strictly home Industries. The offer waa rejected. amoamaaaat ■sssasaaaai PRINCE GEORGE SEES WAR DANCE Zulus Put on Show; Prince Gives Them Walking Sticks MARY GOULD IS DEAD AT COAST NANAIMO, B.C., March ft (CP).— Mra. Mary Oould, 88, paaaed away at tha home of her daughter, Mrs. Thompeon, Oabiiola island. Deoeaaed waa a native of Ingland and resided here 30 years. Bb* la survived by two sons, Alfred, of Princeton and Williamson, Oedar district. JAMMED PISTOL SAVES POLICEMAN'S LIFE AS THUG PULLS GUN WHILE IS QUESTIONED ON VANCOUVER STREET j King Unopposed in Columbia Riding GOLDEN, ac. March ft (CP).— Thomas King, who held the teat as an opposition member daring two terms of the last legislature, WM nominated by tht Uberal party here Rst unl*? evening to It tha Columbia byelectlon. [1* no Indications of other candidate* yet. Nominations most filed tomorrow and polling. If takn place fl.iturday. FORMER BANFF HOTEL MAN DIES VANOOUVTO, March 6 (OP) .— Word ha* been received her* by Mr. and Mr*. K. 6. Fraaer of th* death tn Bant* Barbara, Calif., of their •on, Charlae R. Fraaer, 88, hotel manager ln that city. Mr. Fraaer was born In Chicago and went with hla parent* to Calgary at the age of 16. I**t*r he became chief clerk of the Palter hotel, Calgary, and was for a tlm* assistant manager of the Banff Springs bottL Officer Takes Several Shots at Fleeing Man But He and Partner Escape VANCOUVER, March 8 (CP).— Tht Jamming of an aotomatle pistol was believed to have saved Constable P. Moare from death at the hands of two men ha was questioning at Powell and Carrall streets today. Roth men escaped In spite of part-It by Hoare and Constable E. Pearce, who happened to be In the vicinity. Hoare fired four shots after the men. Tha officer waa patrolling Powell street when his attention waa attracted by tht actions of two men, who were loitering In front of a small store. Seeing the officer, the men separated. Afttr observing th* mtn for aoma Uttla time tha oftloer stopped ona of them at th* Intersection of Carrall. Powell and Aleiander ttreete and questioned him. UNCOVERED BLACKJACK Jutt a* h* wat finishing his Interrogation* the second- man, who had walked around tha block appeared on tha aoene. The officer waa about to turn from the first man (Continued om Paga tnaw) PIETTRMARITZBURO. South Africa, March ft (CP oable).—Stalwart warriors of tba grttt Zulu nation paid homage to Prince Oeorge at a spec tally-arranged war danoa today, on* ot tht highlights of tba South African tour of tb* King1* fourth aon. In full regalia, thay assembled from all parte of Natal and Zulu- land. Befitting tha occasion, the prince and his staff wort full-dress uniform when tbty reoelved the principal Zulu chiefs. Some chiefs wore the latest fashion* ln European lulta, other* war* dad In leopard skins and fantaatlc besdgear. They laid gift* ot war- shields, assegais and pottery work at th* prince's ,*f*et. Tht prince ln turn preaented them with walking-sticks, highly prised by native chiefs. The war dance was Impressive and was watched by the prince with the keenest Interest Th* prlnos wu requested to convey to His Majesty an expression of tb* Zulus' continued deep loyalty to th* throne. "Red Squad" Give Evidence of Sedition in Smith Case BENNET GAVE ORDERMURDER BUCK HE SAYS Crown Pins Case on Verbatim Repqrt of Detectives SMITH IS DAPPER AND CALM IN BOX REDRAFT OF 1901 FRUIT ACT IS READ OTTAWA, March 5 (CP).—A redraft of tha 1801 Trult aet with amendments was given first rtad—f In ths house of oommon* today. Introducing tba mtasurt, Bon. Robtrt Wtlr, minuter of tirtcultun, ssld thn* Important chant** were comprised In It. It provided brokers should bs bonded; fruit should bs padsd to mi—> It Impoulbl* to off- fruit for ttl* not fit for consumption; and honey added to tha com—odltlla btln| traded. Fruit oonventlona Approved th* chants., h* Mid. Move to Quash Charge Refused; Officer Worked on Own By JACK HAMBUTON TOBONTO. March 5 (CD—On tht ability of two Toronto police officers ta give a verbatim rtport ot a half-hour apteck. In longhand, tht crown tonight rtattd Hi can la tha trial ot A. t. smith. leader of the Canadian Labor Defence league, charged with tttl- tlou, utterance.. ■—Ith, according to Ika rtport! copied by tae member. *f tk* MBed aquid." laid a public meeting thlt Premier & B. Bennett htd ordered the murder of Tta. Back, communist leader, daring tht Kingston penitentiary rlota af latt. Agtinst th* tvldence of tb* two polio, wltntmm, tbt defence elicited statements from a oourt reporter aad a stenographer, called by th* crown, thtt tb*lr shorthand reports of later Jaaatraaa, whllt accurate, oould hardly be 100 par cant comet. ATTBDMS AU. MIITIXUI From a third member of lh»(p*. lie* fore*. 9. 3. MOfurray, KC. colorful Wlnnlpag defenoe touna.1. wrote into rvldtnce tbt fact thtt membera of tb* "Bid squid" attended »ll public meeting! In Tor* onto tad "keep tht worda of public speaker! under surveillance." Major crown witnesses were Berg- Mat of detective* Wllllim Nuraty ud acting detective Norman Mann, MLVESAVED FROM ICE FLOE Plane Makes Landing to Free 10 Women, Two Children (Contlnaed on Fafe Eight) MOSCOW. March 8 (Af).—The lt women and tw* children amont th* 101 pereons marooned an Bering sea lc* from th* sunken veaael Chelluskln were rescued teday by the airplane ANT-4. They were mwn lo Cap* Wellen. Their rescue was nported In a radio maaM|* from th* castaways camp to th* government res-roe commission here. Th* ANT-4 wu manned hy Pilot Lepldveeky snd Mechanic Petroff Thay mad* their haaardous flight from Cape Wellen ln a temperature of 40 decrees below aero fahnahelt to resch a landing spaoe cleared on tht loe by tht marooned Russian*. Thl#«p*es wst thru mil*** Aaa th* oamp. On making their descent, tb* flyer* found themselves surrounded hy a wld* area of open water, resulting from a break tn th'* lot—th* "landing Hsld" had separated from th* main floe. Tb* members of th* Chelluskln party met thla obstacle by ferrying tb* women and children acroa* the open water ln collapsible boats to th* landing field. Th* plan* took off without difficulty. WINCH SCORES PATRONAGE IN B.C. POLITICS 2 Unnecessary Posts Filled at Cost of $7000 Per Year SUM WOULD AID CIVIL SERVANTS Urges Labor Groups of Unemployed, More Schooling VICTORIA. Mtrch t (CP).-The youngest member ot the BrttUh Oolumbla ltglslsturs, Harold I. Winch. M. (C.CF.-Vancouver laat) would mak* a term on direct relief a pre-roqulalte for legialative honon. "Afttr mlnf tht .Inactivity of tho preaent government for the past two wa*_." he s*ld, "snd through ny knowledge of the din neceatlty ot tboaa on direct relief, I htvt com* to tb* conclusion that thin should be in tet upon th* ttatutt books of this provinoe. tbst no man ahall bs allowed to run fee lb* legislative assembly unleee ba haa eauted for two yaart on direct relief." tlr. Winch bed spent 18 months on tba nllef list until the elector. of Vanoouver Bast made him * mt—ber of tht laglalatura laat Movent ear. "Whtt hope hav* tht people of BC. to upeet the pretent government to fulfil thtlr promlit of work tad wagee whan thty do not atta tfaarnt treatment to thou (Corrtlaacd o* rage Mat) B.C. MOTORISTS PAY 21 MILLION INTO TREASURY One ud Three-Quarter Million From Gas Tax; Nearly Two Million From Licences ABANDON SHIP AT SEA, SIXTY MEN RESCUED British Freighter Is Badly Holed in Collision OTTAWA. March s (CP)—Automobiles contribute I46.4W.453 a year to thl treasuries of Canadian provlncu, or mon than 27 per cent of their total revenues, according to lltut records mad* available by tha Dominion bureau of statistics for varying provincial fiscal yean ending" loss. Total revenues for the same period wen I1M.«7U«8. Plfty-nve per otnt of tbt motorists' contribution la represented by gaa tana whleh yielded tl*.9tS3S0 ln th* yesr, sgtlntt MO.58.1,178 tn license few. British Columbia's receipts wan 911SS1M1. Ot thl imount ll.74B.742 ctme from gu tax and I1MIM1 from Ilctntu, a total of i3.7S3,t78 or n pa otnt. 384 HEAD CATTLE WERE ON BOARD NET PROFITS FOR PIONEER $166,200 VANCOUVER. Much S (CP)— CKHd production at the Pioneer n. C, Oold mine for pebniary totalled f-SOJOO, a. E. BaU, tee- rrtary announced today. Deduction of ftot.OOO for tl- peneei left a net profit of f lS-.teo beforv accountlnf for taxation and depletion. Although the total prod aetloo •n a monthly baala waa gftftoo leu than the Janaary flfure too to the shorter month, the per day production for February wai the highest yet established. Mayor Dore Turns Down Hundreds of Beer, Wine Requests 8BATTLI, March ft (AP)—While aooraa of women repreeentlng tha P.T.A. cheered whenever an application waa rejected. Mayor John P. Dore today turned down approximately half of 400 vPl*oatlona for wine and beer dUpenaartea In Seattle under the new atate Liquor act. Tha application! were aent to him by the atate liquor board with ward lt would not overrule hla declaloni. Tht miyor aald hie policy waa to permit tho dlipenaarlee to operate only where aaloona had been allowed ln tho "old wlda open days." Hunger Marchers Start Long Hike Back to Homes LONDON, March ft (OT)—Aftar a ■tay of Uttle mora than a week during which thty failed to fain entry to tho houaa of commoni, tbt hunger- marchers, nearly 3000 atrong, departed from London tonight on a long trek back to their homea. Aoene of thtm hart to march right to Boot! and. JURY AWARDS PRINCESS $125,000 IN LIBEL ACTION AGAINST METRO- SOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE COMPANY LONDON, March ft (Al*..—Prince* Irene Youaaoupoff wai awarded 136.000 ni35,ooo. damagaa today In btr libel ault agalnat Metro-Ooldwyn-lfleytr Ltd. produoen of tht film "Raaputln and tht Bmpreea." Tba ear-dlct, oaa of tba large*, ln tbe history of Britlah libel caaee, waa received with amaatmont by the crowded courtroom aa a dramatic new climax In the eanaatlon-filled atcry of tht mad monk of tht Russian oourt, waa written by tht Jury. Tht prince**, who had aaked g2.ooo.000 from tba motion picture company, exclaimed ahe wa* "completely aatlafled with tbt reedier aa spectator* surrounded btr. Out two and one-quarter houra. th* Jury ordered ont of tht largest award* for libel ln Britlah court history. Th* defendant* are expected to flit an appeal. Prtncoaa Irene, dreeeed all In black, united allghtly aa the verdict waa announced," and then ber smiling huaband escorted her to an ante-room. The award followed a trial filled with eanaatlon* rivaling tht atory of Rasputin Hhnself Prlnoaaa Irene announced, during tht trial, that ihe Intend* to au* every theatre when the film has bttn exhibited throughout Oreat Britain and the United Btatea. It waa claimed by tbt princeaa that the character Nataaha ln tht picture, waa a libel agalnat htr and her character. Oounsel for tne produoen maintained that tbt character waa fictional. SEWER GAS IS FAMTOTWO Four Rescued In Nick of Time in Montreal Houm GALE LEVELS PHONE POLES aSATTU., March ft (AP)—A gelt which reached a S3 mile* an hs»*r velocity latt today blew down nearly » mile of telephone polee along Airport Way, ln tha southern part of tht city and Virgil N. Byford. Oak Harbor motorist, vu nearly itruok by ont of tbem- Ht drove hit ear mto,o ditch and a falling pole leaded buid* Ma laft rear whett.*On* pole snapped it th* fait, and pulled tht othre down ln tucetai.on, linemen aald lattr. A fl*eUle-bu_nd paaaenftr plana wu also atopptd hy the gale at Taooma and tbt puaengerg came htn overland. Several light and powtr line* wen alao torn down over the city. Rescued on Way to New York; Grain in the Cargo HALIFAX. March ft (CP)—With 6* aaacued teamen aboard, tha United SUtea iteamshlp Black Eagle left the aide ot the BrltUh freighter Concordia tonight and headed throDgh tha fog to the wutbeut of sable Island for New York. Tht Concordia, taking water faat after a collision with the Black Eagle, wu heUeved to be foundering 40 miles* off the bleak llttlt Atlantic Island. Her full complement, which abandoned ihlp thla afternoon, wm aafe aboard tho New York-bound trait. "Ship abandoned ln staking condition," nad tht message that came to thon tonight from Capt. A. Murray, tht Scotsman who commanded the atrlcken freighter. It wu reoelved hy tht Robert Retard company, agents for Donaldson Brother* of Olaagow, owners ot the Concordia. "ALL HANDS SATO" "All hand* aafe aboard Black Kaglt, hound lor ntw York," tht wlnleu meseage continued. It went on to uy that the 1413-ton -Concordia had bttn "badly holed" in tht colluion. Tht ihipa had met ln the log aouth of Bable island u tht Concordia, carrying 04,000 buahela of grain, 3*4 head of cattle and other cargo, steamed towa-d Olaagow trom Saint John and Halifax. The Black Bade, * 50-0-ton veaael, vu bound from Rotterdam to Ntw York. Thtn wen no pasaengcrt aboard tha Concordia. Her cotnplsjpfat of db included a number of men handling nearly 400 head of cattle, shipped from Canada to Oreat Britain. The collUton occurred at about 1 pm., cjs.t.. tnd an hour latex tht veaael wu abandoned. Man With Severed Artery Walks 5 Miles to Telegraph Line Wbere He Taps Out "S 0 S" MONTREAL. March ft (CP)-Bew. er gaa wu believed retponilbla for tht deathi early today of Henry Cote. 58. and hla wife. 45. whou bodie* wtn found ful\y clothed on their bed ln a rooming houw. The landlady, Mn. B Thlbodeau. dlsoov- end th* bodie* after aht had resound htr four daughttn. Mn. Thlbodeiu was attracted by moane coming from upsteln room* Her four daughter!. jutlette. 10. Oermalne. 17, mncoiee, 15, and Dorothy. 14, wen partly asphyxiated In thetr bed*. Howtver, they n- covered with no permanent 111 affects. WOMAN PASTOR QUTTCJER POST Disharmony Among Congregation When She Becomes Mother; Women Weep Pioneer Canadian Railroader Dies TELKIRAPH CRATER. BC. March ft (CP).—Wllllsm Bcott eerved wltb the Britlah navy ai a ndlo operator during the Onat War and that fact probably eared hla Ufa In a battla with tht northern wtiderne**. a battla fought whllt hla life-blood ooeed from htm. Ht tevered an artery tn hto foot while chopping firewood tt hi* oamp near Echo lake. Binding It U beat he rould. be walked flvt mlle« throuih tht cold rain that turned anow to almh, to find the neareat refuge on the Yukon telegraph lln*. Then he brought hli knowledge of telegraphy Into play to call Operator P. Appleyard at Echo Lake, eight mile* distant. Appleyard plunged through atom and darkneu to render ftnt aid to the Injured man, now ev- hauitVd from lose of blood and hli fight to reach shelter. Constable 3. V. Boys of tht Brit- lah Oolumbla provincial pollot wai advlatd and aet out from Telegraph Creek, hut finding lmpoatlblt oondltlona would delay him too long on the 100-mut bike, attempted to gtt aid from Indiana to taka Bcott out for treatment. Finally tbt north's modern rescuer, tha aviator, wu appealed to, and Pilot P. L. Ban arrived ben thla afternoon from Atlln and wtll fly aouth to pick up Bcott and bring him hen for treatment. Bcott oarne to Canada afttr the war and hu lived in northern BrttUh Columbia for uvtral ytan. Jame* Kelly Wu on tint Train to Enter Vancouver; Dies Day After HU Wife P*dtM_ A#ay * OTTAWA. March ft (CP)—Duth came to jamei Henry Kelly, 0ft. a member of tbt enw which took tht ftnt train acroaa Canada and Into Vanoouver, whll* tha funeral of his wife wu In profrua. Mr. Kelley wu a native of King- ■ton. Ht and Mn. Kelley ware married 47 ytan ago. Sht died Prlday and be Saturday. Unable to attend tht /unaral because of 111 health Mr. Kelly wu ■trtcken with a heart attack - and died u hla wife'* funeral cortege wu moving off towarda the church. OJASOOW, March ft (CP cable).— Dtaplte her congregations plea to her to continue Htv. Vera Ken- mure, Scotland* flnt womin minuter, hu nalgntd from tha Par- tick congregational church following dlaharmony among**th* congregation when aht became a mother u well u a minuter. Mra. Kenmure married a member of ber congregation a year ago and Sunday wu btr ftrat appearance ln tbe pulpit alnce tht birth of htr baby. Hundred* wtn unable to gtt Into tht. crowded church. "I am glad tht dtdtion of the church hu bttn to uk mt to eon- tlput tbt ministry, thereby showing your faith in tht ministry of women in thli further stage, hut X am ttlll twin of oppoaltlon and ho* tl Ilty which make! hon eat co- operation impoaslble," aha uld. Many women wept. SOLDS RISE AND BASE METALS FALL Vancouver Will Increase the Relief Food Allowance by 10% on March 12 VANOOCVm. Utrch I «3T)--In_**ii *C 10 ptr MUt la th* food allowanc*. ot rtllaf cam In Vancouver will lot lata iffact oa March 13, It waa dtcidm todar *T th* clt; council. * Authority wu tlnn by tht provtacltl tovtvnmtnt lut wwk to boott tht rsll.f tood allowanc** In an; muiilctpajlty whlth datlrad, with ttdtril and provincial authotitlu aach baarni oM-thlrd tb* cost ot th* idvane*. Vincouvtr'i ahar* ot th* Inerta**d cost will hs about IM.000 (or tb* ra- malndar ot thlt rt*r. Th* allowanc* for futl, nnt aad mitctllintout purposa* will rtmaln at 40 Mr c*nt of th* old food allowances. About (TOO funllk* an tiw vtacouvvt rtlltf roll* wUI barnM. RENEW EXPIRED MANITOBA LOAN OTTAWA, Maroh ft (CP)—Renewal of tht loan to Manitoba of 11,044.- 1S0 which, granted a year ago, will expire on March 14, hu bun authorised ln an order-In-oouncll table* In tha houee of eommona today. Th* nntwal la for ill month*. Save Interest on Conversion Loan for Newfoundland OTTAWA, Maroh ft (CP).—The weighted Index number of tS mining atocki computed by tht Dominion bureau of it at Ut In on the bau 1926 equal* 100, wu 1154 ftr tht waok ending March 1, u eompand with 115.4 for the previous week. Nineteen gold atocka rou from 11.0 to 11-6, and four bau metalt stock* fell from 135-8 to 1S3.5. LOlfDOW, March S (CP cable).— The neult of tht Newfoundland conversion loan undertaken to conjunction with tbt withdrawal of aelf-govemrotnt from tht ancient colony wu announced In tbt houee of oommon* thlt afternoon u ax- tremely utlifactory. Of a total of £18286.000 In old atocka C14.0O4.OOO or about 08 per otnt hu bttn converted to new U- auu, meaning a uvlng ID Interest paymenti during tht next glx monthi of about tlBO.000. Tbt supplementary eettmatw tn addition contain a vote of 140,000 tor "reeonetructlon work" la Newfoundland, Calgary Retailers Favor Minimum Wage of 15 Dollars CALOART, March ft (CP)—Uetni- lng of all rttall utihllahmtntt ln Albtrta and tha establlihment of a minimum weakly wagt ol gift jor all male employee* will bt suggested to pnmler J. X. Brownlee by tht organised rttallen tt tht provlnot, It tna learned hero today. Livermore, Veteran Stock Trader, Broke NlW TORX. Maroh 8 (AP)—Jttae L. Uvermon, veteran atock trader, riled a voluntary petition for bank- uptcy today. Ha listed llablllUM of ft2.3A0.ai: nd aattta of ftlM.000. Including 140,000 ltft insurance at lta faoe /slue. Tht petition alto revealed a contested breach ot promlu tctlon for 1250.000 had bun filed against Uvermon by Raid* I*. Kraanova. DIES UNDER THE WHEELSOF ENGINE Newlands Man Wis on Way to Vancourer to Visit With Family NTW WWTMINSTER, BC., March 5 (CP).—Struck by a CNR, switching engine eut of Sullivan street at Port Mann, Jamu William Spence, ft), of RtwlanOa, wu Instantly killed Saturday night. Mr. Spence, who had come from tht northern Interior to vUlt hit family at Wut Pourth. Vancouver, waa killed while englnea were being changed at tbt Port Mann yards for continuation of tbt run to Vanoounr. Tbe crew of tht switching engine. W. Harrla and J. Cook, told Surrey police that they felt a bump and Immediately stopped. On investigation they found Mr, Spencea body, which had bun cut ln two by tht engine. Mr. Spence, who wu born la Shetland Islands, U survived by hla wife, ont ton and alx daughttn, all realdlng In Vancouver. Horry McGregor Pioneer Lacrosse Star Pastes Away VANCOUVER. March I (CP) — Harr*/ m. MacUregor, aa. a native of Winnipeg who came west In the early 'nineties to play lacrosse ln New weatmlnsrer, and achieve athletic fame both in that gama and u a sprinter. 1< dud In Oakland, rallf.. according to advice* received htrt toda). Cameron Bay Is Most Northerly Recording Office CAMERON BAT. N-WT, March 8 (CP)—Marking another northward advance ln Canada'* frontier the sub-mlnlng recorder'* offlo* here la to be raised to tht etatue of a full recorder*' offloe ln ordtr to bandit tht preu of bustnua dut to tht Intense mining activity ln the Onat Bear Lake area. Situated just aouth of tht Arctic circle, Cameron Bay will ba tha most northerly mining recorder's offlot tn Canada. Mine* at Great Beir Lake er« already producing radium and ellver. $100,000 LEFT TO McGILL UNIVERSITY LONDON, Uarch 8 (Or otrjlt).— .-OM unlvtrilty will b*n*Ilt eoa- drribjv, probibly to tb* ixttnt of mora than IJOO.Ooo. under tht will of tht tat* Dr. John Bowring Law- ford, a natlva of Montreal, who practiced opthilmlc luriery In Hirlty strait. aaaa-- —___.. . ******** PAOB TWO -IBB NBLSON -AHT NEWS. NBLSON. B.C. — TUB9DAT MOBNTNO, MARCH «, 1994- or.w«Hi'. Don't Blame Mother For the Children's Colds Despite all th* moth» otn do th* younnttn will run out of door* not prop-iv mopedt up; tor* too muoh olotbing on; got erv-fUtof ud «od o« too __UMUy;ltrtbi_ Tort wtt: _«k o- th* bridtibtt, SS-Ti d£_) oth«r mHnalif mother ctaaot promt Mothen wUI find U_T» hw dot- of Vt.. WoodJ NtirwayFiM Syrup it all thtt ta ntetwtry to check the ooldt before any •srioui troubl* oty der-op. -JM A.WB xft.it-k-i'-iinw- Tor—to, Out. JEAN YOUNG IS LAID AT REST Many Flowera at Funeral of Kimberley Girl Trail ROILING LOG INJURES FOUR Runs Away and Hits Men on Relief Work KDtHBRXST, M*«h 9—The St. Andrews Presbyternin church wu crowded Thurediy tfternoon at the funeral of Jtan Toung. who died Tuuday. Mark Creek itore ww closed to tllow tbt members of IU statt to pay th«lr lut respects to one who had worked with them. Flowers DODD'S ' KIDNEY l'A PILLS y = UtRKTAR(- wtn ovtr to* whoU front ot the church, from the floor to the height ot th* pulpit rail. Hav. 3. Cuddlford spoke from John 19:41. "Now In **• plsos whtrt bt ww crucified tbut wsa a garden; tnd In the garden a new wpulchre." "Life begins In t gardeu. til tun- tblnt wonder md hspplneu. This garden li tbout ut throughout our childhood. But in tb* g»rd*n we liter find i orou, dlwppolntmenU faith b*traj»d, *orrow* md suffering. In tb* gtrdtn there u tl*o the tomb, Sld* by *ld* *re ite tomb tnd . tht tlowtrt. No Jov but la touched by aorrow md It li u true thtt thn* It no torrow but It It touched by Joy. "Jesui cam* Into our garden. He bore the crow fot ut, dl«d tor us tnd took iway th* *tlng of duth. 'Thl* li tbl w*y th* Master w*nt, Shsll not tht urvmt tread It ttlll'" "How quickly tht tomb It covered with n*w grtu tn* flowen. How toon after death came tbt morn of Bwtav Por the Christian duth la only a aleep with a glad Buter waking." One hymn ww sung at tbt cloee, "Netrer My Ood to Thu." The ptll- bearere wen neighbore and, frundi of th* young girl: M. Morrleon, J. Petraon, M. MfKenrJe. T. Wllaoh, N. Benson md W. Stent. EXPORT OF LEATHER FOOTWEAB INCBXARBD IN JANl'ARV Tht ttport of Ittthtr footwear In , Jtnutry wu 4.999 pant at 919.930 compared wtth 994 pain at 99.709 In t Januiry 1999. Moat ot th* •iport I went to tbe United Kingdom. tool __. ~U R i DE LUXE BARBER SHOP WWT ■ THE 9HOP FOB PABTICCLAR WW* **Al rinett tlwwg* md 9<*lp Treitmeati jo* Baker' It. I oppuelu Imperial Bank Guide »for Travellers Nelion, B.C., Hotels "Finest in the Interior'' Breakfast _S** to*30*? Luncheon 35.? to 50f Dinner 35«* and «5< Phone 787 HUME HOTE re. Nelion. B.C. Oeorgt Bt-wtlt. Prop. rm BU* »*rviw Mtt_ U|| OJI0 H^dquarun &«~H.& ££ « %g^a was ^■^'oib-Tn. KIniiTS! Ont* H.I W. V. Papwortb, Kaalo. t&he Savoy "Where the Guest Is Kini' Nelson's Newest and Finest Hotel. Manv Rooms With Private Baths or Showers. .1. A. KERR. Prop. 191 BAKBR ST. WOtJ- 19 From Day To Dty ■y a. n. j. »*•♦•♦-*-*-♦-••«>-♦•♦»♦ Tha "hoo" nooiuy ml" * the subjwt ot muoh dlicuwlon ten- •boutt tlnci th* Wwt Kootenty Hookey letgut pltyotfi. Appwntly there tm a tfunett ot aheep who attend each gam* and reotlv* great delight In booing different playtrt and ttp*cully tht rettrui. Whit tht more wnilblt lan It endetvorlng to conclude le what thu* bootn boo tbout. jtck Macklnnon, who ww quit* an athitt* in bl* youngw diyi. wr* that he ittyed away from tttt play- olt gamw purpouly tor fur ot ttttlng Into t tittle torap* with torn* ot thou raspberry aUngert. ... Another iporuman from Kimbtrlty m*d« th* tuumant tb*t ht would llkt to b* among tha crowd wben theee bootn itart thilr booing, armed with a tledge hammer, but on uoond thought wondered, ttte. he had a goo* look at th*|r taut, whtthtr tlve energy ewrwd to Mt th* hammer tall would ba uud to tny tdvanugt. There it • bunch ot boyt out there on th* lm gt'lng ttulr ill-tome- thing gunu up tbt workt md an outburtt of bow 1* bwrd. Some o! thew booera ahould think ot the old phrtw, "If you can't booet don t knock." * Another gre»t sport *upport*r hw opined th*t some kind ol retireelng aa hold* iwty ln tbi old oouutry should bt put Into forct. Ov*r thtre the retereet' word li law tnd no one dare dltput* hli dtcltlont tor twr of tome drwtlc prowcutlon. Thtn tgaln w* might think of th* blbllesl phrwe, "rorglv* them. Lord, tor tbey know not wh*t thty do. Ot tbt old philosophical phraw, He who knowt not and know, not that he knows not. be Is - shun him." ... And som* ttr that *_n**hlng should bt don* about thla bualneu ol whttber or not certain playen an eligible to enter certain gamu. Some couteod that "ln the old diyi • mm wu brought tn a day btiore th* gam* to etrtngtben tb* twin tnd tvwron* rooted tor blm u though h* had Hud In th* dlitrlct for yur* and th*r* wtre no c_uu- Uont irom th* oPPoatng turn who bt wu or from whence b* bad coma. ... Probably lo mother eoupte of tho—-—I vaars whtn Oanada I* In th* equatorial bait thU matter which hu provm to b* th* monk»y- wrenoh in hockeydom michintry, wUI bt cleared up. ... There'! a good oo*. Art." uld Harry SUneon with * big ha, ha. Sausage Jewell trying to crank hU ™w* bops aid got tht but going tor b* »w ttlll cranking wbtn we I* Bowlen in making preparation* to get the old b*ll roillnf down tb* sue, again, thty luvlng luld t mwt- ing In tht Mtmorlal hall Friday night to lay down a f«w Uwt tor tht tpprotchlng ueood hall ot tte season. But thtre hu been a ntw ett ot pint purcl—tod lor tbt boy* to bust up and tha alleya have bun wnded ind ehellicked to there wtll be no reuon for blaming tb* equipment. The om bowling ball* are etui in the wrackt to tb. boy. will alio bt able to grip their old nlieblee. The government of Argentina mainialnt a aUtlon at Uurlt U- Itnd, the worlde eouthemmoet permanently inhabited ipot. from whleh weither reporta tr* brotdewt. Warns All Past 40 to Heed These Signs .JAVOT-Mr tnd Mn. K S. Chan- \ »*»•*"» ^T'uV'cSre, _m_- *__„-«■ ura c Paltrton B. W. i Ony OM *» *>' ■■______. *_____T ttmimmn^wttin «"•■ *• <™***'- "____» J' '*"'*■ w-' D. W»"Tmoourer; Mn. Cl-t-'j- Miliar. W-cu*p. New Grand Hottl P. I.. BAPAB, Prop. Weekly md Monthly Batw Hat and C*ld W*t*r SlagK 9*e np Doobl* 91-99 ap RMM_. (io a Hani- tmt Up Madden Hotel A Welcome Awaits You III. E. MADDEN Completely Remodelled Hot .tnd Cal* Wlter In the HEART *f the City Occidental Hotel T99 Vtrwoei St. Phont MIL H. WAIIICK SPBCIAL MOrTTHLT RATES Oood Comfortible Rooms Miners' Heidtjulrten QUEEN'S HOTEL A. UPOINTE, Pf*». Boon* from (Or to 9199 Monthly (19 *n* ap. steam bett** tnd hot ta* ool* w»t*r lo •wry room u» Baker »t. Ph**i »° TRANSPORTATION-Freight & Pawenger Striking Advantages of GREYHOUND SERVICE DUwet urvloe to ill.ptrt* of Cinarti ind Utt, fr«au*nt d*P*rture Boura, eoirvenlent TtrmlniU, earetul handling ud cheeking ot baggage. Driven nationally known for ufety and courtaiy. Individual running ehtlre. controlled Tropic Aln hett. llbtral *topov*r *nd return privilege. Central Canadian Greyhound Lines, Ltd. , Nelson Depot, 206 Baker St. Phona 800 NELSON - TRAIL - ROSSLAND M_MS-M fREWHTUMl "SWnf" Phone j. c. "fCOTTY" Mum, prop. Phon* N*laon Prompt EffldMrt Mrvle* Trail 77 •» •- '*— 13 or 181 9B*mo9-Bmm-Bmsm-mm—mm»9m9-mmnm HENDRICKS' KASLO-HELSOK MOTOR FREIGHT SERVICE LKAVINO KASLO AND BBTUBN-MONTJAT. WTOHSWAT . 'fmk' LEAVES KASLO lltt AM LBAVBS NHaOH 11 AJ*. Netren Dtpot-Blllltm.' Tran.ler: Plume lo* Betlo P»*H* 91 • ■•Mrt. IVFICIBNT I19VIC9 KINGSOATB CAMP. Mtrch *— Whit might hive been a Utility occured here oo Thurtdiy forenoon when one ot the men connected with the powder gang, wu letting a log roll down tht hlllald* tor tutt purpow*. Th* lot btotmi unminageible md rolled down upon the men who were drilling rock on the roadside, hitting lour ot the men ae lt catapulted over them. John O. Paxton, powdir man ot Cranbrook received a brulud back and minor Injuries to hli legi while two Hungarlint were more urloutly hurt about thi body md limbs Mtrtln Whitiock rewired *llght ln- Jurlei md eon*td*rebli ihock ww felt by all concerned. Dr. Hinder* ton tttend**. Adjutant Oentral Ool. J. C. Stewtrt of the department ot mllltlt and detenu, dlitrlct No. 19, aocom- panled by P. A. J—wnby, superintending englnur for thli dlitrlct wert Cillers Iter* Thurtdiy. Bob McNutt hu uun ovtr thi local canteen eucceedlng Lyle Lag- gart. Bert Setter tnd dtughtir Vert, were * motor party here Wednesday from Tahk. Kenny DUon ot the Tahk airport clerical staff ww a visitor bare Thuredsy. Th*' rock-erush*r uud htn for tbt put uvtral montht along the Klngsgate highway for rock-crushing for surfacing, left her* for Cranbrook In chtrge of Charles Quick md Frank Mthonty. •Jesui Christ" Is Subject of Church Christ Scientist "O—iit Jwut" ww thi subject of th* Kuon-etrmon which wu raid In Ftnt Ohurch ol Christ. Sclsntlsl, on Stjndty, March 4. Among th* cittAiona which compelled th* Luton Btrmon wu th* following from tb* Blbl*: "Pwr not. llttl* flock, for It I* your Fither'e good plewur* tor glv* you tb* kingdom" (Lune 13: S3.) The Leeton-Sermoh slso Included tb* follow—* psaasge from the Chrlatlan Scltnct textbook, "Scuoot and Health with Key to tht Scrip, turn" by Mary Baktr Bddy: "Ts who em discern th* tMt of tht thy,—tht sign material,—pom much nor* ahould PI dlacern tbt tlgn mantil, and pomp*a, thi dwtruc- tlon of tin tn* tlckntu by overcoming th* thoughts which pro- duo* tbem. md by undemanding the spiritual low which corrects and dwtroyt thtm" Cp. 9931. RICHARD ROBERTS PAID LAST RITES Was Resident of Poplar for Ovar 30 Years Miss Nancy Crowe Buried, Cranbrook Attendance at Laat Rites Is Unusually Larg* If you ar* troubled with burning irritation.. Kidney or BI«dd*rW**k- nw. scanty elimination, frequent annoyance day and night; iwollin fut or anklu and pains In the back lowtr abdomen or down throupi Um grolna—you ahould tryths trotting value of Dr. Bouthwjrth's "Uratsbs" an* w* w*l»t a won*trful difference they maael If this grind old formula of a well known pbyi- lcl,n brings you tht twlft comfort It hw brought to others, you surely will be thankful md v*rv well pleased If It doee not wtlaly, the druggist thtt tupplrtd you la tuth- orlat* to return your money on the flret bot purchased. At »H good drug storw. Weekly Egg Report The wv*nt**nth riport of tht British Columbia agg-lsylng eontwt tt Aggwtt' experimental term It w Tollowa: Breed md Owner Tottlt to date BggsBK* Ftt. Barnevelfle-— ntL-Herbert, H O. w 13* 1*0.1 White Wyuioott**— Ctrit, A 93 949 437.1 Jtnklni. N. F. .... 53 999 493 4 Sidney Bx. Bla. .... J5 4*9 406.- 9. C. Rhode laland teda- Arnould, H. 9. A. ., 83 609 939.3 Brown, Jack 91 977 971.4 Cal*, B. • 48 434 4994 Jackaon, Colin F. -- 44 997 5*9.4 Mora*. F. W 51 137 6*4- renter's Bed Pm— 43 999 417* Rusull. D. 48 995 444.1 Swutika poultry Fm. 38 tu 444- Bam* Plymouth Bockt- Delta Land Co. ., 99 in 91(4 Oould, Frank M 499 499.. Lamblr, Jw 53 979 «7- Lethbrldga s_. SU. 63 49* 599* Ptnnlngton, A. 57 904 9994 Stewart, Mrt. F. R 47 919 499.- g, C- Alteon**— 54 449 9*9.7 9. C. Whll* Lajghornt— 88 999 999* Bollvir Hitch, Ltd. 54 917 474.9 Boyw Brot 44 9(1 947* Chilmen, J in 991 4M.4 Dtrbey, P. 9, Son.. M 990 419.4 Dtykln. B. W. it 499 479* Evans, F. C 87 949 H4S 1 Palrweather. W. M. 68 790 777.7 Oreen, 3 « 434 43*! Ketdey. C 84 940 490.1 Kennedy Bro*. .... 43 (43 939.1 Uwson. ftt. of C.W. SS 5*9 93(3 Metcalla, C. F 44 419 4*0.1 Morrlion, A. D 50 497 4*9.1 S3 909 9991 to (9* 9943 44 490 443 i Rump * Sendall... 65 919 SMI Sehofleld. A. W 48 797 793 7 Smith Bros 84 415 454 J Swutika Poul. Fm.. 67 (97 4403 Bwensson, F 38 947 941.4 Verchere, F. O ,63 7(1 9941 Wttson, A. O 88 797 79*. Wllwn Bra* 48 440 43*4 Wilson. D 49 9*4 4913 Windermere tn SU. 34 779 7*9* 3 D19 it 39199,49* 1 Onr 70.000 fonlfn coins won uwd In public telephones and »uto- m-tic sump mschlnee lut yosr, tnd the post office lost ISM on their eichtnge. How to Stop a Cold Quick ts You Caught It •ttt I Aspt-ln Tibktt. Drlnk fun ttm 1 mtm Tmwtt treatment In I houra. IlthreettatsM.eruthtnd diwelv. I Aaolrin T.btats In . hsll (las. It wster snd l«'|l* aatfdlng t* dlrectiui In boa. t\lmo»t Instsnt Relief in This Way Th* timple nuthod plcturou »bov* i, thi way doctor* throughout th* world now treat cold*. It b reeofniicd u Ihe QUICKEST. 9tfttt. lure it wty to tregl * cold. For it will check to ordi- ntry cold almoit t. lut u you ciught It. Ask your doctor tbout this. And wbtn yon bny,| (M thit you get At- pirta Ttbleli. Aipirin On. Net Nana It. Hear! ii th* _9d«nark of Tht Btytr Comptny, Limited, tnd tbl mm* Biytr is tht form ol t crow ii on each ublit. Thty diwolvi ilmott iniUntly. And liui work ilmott insltnUy whin you ttkt thim. And for * l*tfl*. Aipirin TibltU diuolvt to eompltlcly, they Ic*^ no imittlni ptrti- cle*. Get a box of 13 Ubleti or bottle of 24 orlOOittnydtulilor*. tieillM VMLSVI SM CRANBROOK. March 9—OM Of th* moot Urgtly attended tunersls htld ln Cranbrook recently wu that of Mlw Nancy Crowe, daughter of Mn. KlUlna ot siatemile. wblcb took plac* at Chrlat church Saturday, F. V. Harrison conducting tha burial eervlot. Tbe duth Of the 14-year-old girl, wbo wu popular with all who knew her, cama w a shock to her many friends tor tht had bwn 111 only * few daya. She wu a pupil ot tb* Oranbrook high school, moat of her otaaameus atundlng tha lwt rltaa. PaUoaaren at the funeral weie Alex Williams, Tom MUUr, David Miller, Robert Mulrhead. Joe J*rovenwno md Angle provenwno. Mlw ivy Dtwll hw ltft lor Hamilton, Ont,, where thl wltl vlalt Mn. A. Sailor md othtr relatlvw As Oordon Dn.ll hu returnid to tht Calgary technical achool to.- * apeclal courae the DewlI horn* on Norbuiy avenue will bt cloud (or soms time. Th* heroic tet ot 9 H. McPhu In uvlng th* Ul* of Jamu Balrd, treuurtr ot the crmbrook Rotary dub, wu prilied tt tht Cranbrook Rotary club mwtlng thli weak, and a commlttw ww named to dtuvtr a paraonal must** of appretltuon and congratulation. M. A. Bwli madt tm niggwtmn that a complete turvty ot the city and district ihould b* madt wtth t vltw to finding out wbtt oould bt coot town* th* wubliahing ot small Induatrlu It ww imperative. Jw tuted. tbat Crmbrook ahould bwtlr Itwlt md do lomtthJng along thla Una. B. JL MoPhu and J. M. Baed. wbo wctped from th* ley waur* of tbt Bk rlvtr lwt Sundiy night whin tn* car driven by tht lit* W. F. Cameron plunged Into the rtv*t, carrying tht driver to hit death, an atlll confined to thtlr bornl* recovering trom the efleeu ol *boc- tnd tipoiun. Both tn btlng highly commended tor heroic conduct during th* gbwtlr event. Mr, Btlrd for urging hi* companion to leave blm md try to wve blmult w tbi formtr ftlt htn_.lt btlng overcomt with exhauetion md M McPhu foe calling on til hn, raurvw to convey tht other to whir* htlp oould b* wound. Jtn anjoyabl* evenlnt ww .pent by a number of Crmbrook'! young people on Frldty tvtnlng wbtn the bachelor* mew were botU. Tbou praunt wwt Mlu Helen Wrtiht, Mlu Uaud W-lgbt, MUt mid 4n.nl- Itod. Mlu Mtdellne Woodman, Mn. Otto 4—131. Mlu rMla Batwr, Dorothy Me-owan. Mlu Aubray Mc- Jbowta. Mlai Ruth McKowm. A. L. McPhae, F. Brown, T. Moon. R. s. Oeddea. A. Carlaon. F. N. R—wy. P. D. aula. Mr. aad Mr* B. A. McKowan ra- turntd on Friday from Victoria and Vancouver. On* ot tb* most colorful and w*U atagtd chlldnn'a concert* to htn bwn preunted In tbt city lor many a da> took place Friday whan U memben of tbe United cburch Mlulon tend prawnw* a ttn act operetu. "A D*y In Plowerdom' Tha hall sta** wu handaomaly *r ringed w tbe row trbour of Dower dom, th* arrantemenu being made by s_ni*y Fylae, Harvey Molr and Mr. Chuttr. Tht main event In tbe operetta wu the crowning of Flora, quwn ot flowtrdom. which P*rt ww uwn by Mlu Mary Patmor*. Htr utlabwran wtn LyU Chow Ling and lily tw. the crown bear, ere being Shirley Wtbtter and Thtl- ma Suther-nd. Murray Mwoo tnd Brnwt Mo-t waft heralds. Thow taking tht Part of flowers, •*ch balng bwuulully costumed w bluebells, funflowtrt. rote* tnd to forth, wen Shirley Fylu, M*rgaret Parker. Bvelyn Bill*. Rhode Moon, Bdlth Morgan. B*tty Donaldson. Pbotbt Dyer. Betty Baud, Margant Wootley, Dorothy Brown. Florence Curlt, Mtry Loulu Attrldgt. Btrnloa McFaddan, H*l*n Maldmtnt. Vtlarl. Manning, Loll Ann* Sutherl.nd. Lole Hardy, Rita Becklngbam, Pearl Moors. Ruth Vwbtrg. Ruth Hardy. Utbellt Curl*, Ida Mann, Sthtl Mora. Mildred Parker. Among tht flowen ware Annie MeOllllvra, u Bo Peep, Bdnt Mo- PUee u Mr. Flog. Donald Manning w Mre. Mouse. Ralph Senior w Mlu Mouse. Oordon Harris u Mr Rat. Bobby RAtueh u Cat. Howard Meldment w Kitten. Hellen Mann and Ivy Munrw were butterlllea OuUUnding on tM program ww tht singsong with Ida Mann. Ivy Oould. Dorothy Curl*, -ma Flatter. Marjory Brons4on aad Faith Wtb- tter. A charming cberua cf flower, ww sung by Inn* Btmtt, Jtan Countrl—an. mnt Couotrimm. Bllw- Mth Spreull. Tbalma Dall, Annl. Wither, Jwn LW, Dora Chow, 9—at Undholm, Dorothy Dtottnaoa, Mar gtret Oook add Loll Wilson A chorui of browniw and tine ww sung hy Bobby Reuaeh, Bobby McDonald. Bdwln Dtckanuti. ssmlr Moon, Arnold Bills. Walter Manning. 0*rald Mason an* Satiny Sutbtrltn* Tb* ocnwrt ww prepared by Mra. Hirdy. leadar of tbe unltr mlulon bud aa* Mn. MaPhw, lead*, of tht Junior band. Mr. Prlw tcttd w notmyulit for tht vtrlout num- Wn Somithlng ovtr MO tret elwnd lor th* funds of tht arganitattoct. KASLO, B.C., Maron 6—FuwreJ. urvicea ftr Richard R. ltoo.ru were held Tuwdsy Afternoon at & o'clock, from tha city undertaking parlon, Bev. g. Flu Qrittltti* conducting th* aervtcea at the parlors and at tha gran aide. Interment took plaoa In tht City otmetery, tht piUteanrs wtrt Jtmw Speirs. A- u MacPbM, J. R. TlnJtew. Floyd Garrett, c. 3. WhlU and JL oarcett Mr. rtoherta had, for over 90 yeara. been » resident ol Poplar. In December ht cunt to Kwlo suffering trom an Incurable malady and from tbat tlm* until his pwslng on Sun, day, February 99, ww t patient In tht Vlctoriin hospital ten. Tte deceased WW 49 yun of Igl. Membera of tbe Kwlo and District Women* Institute met Prldsy afternoon at tha horn* of Mn. Lock- hard. A resolution ww rwd to tht eltect that Mlw Charlotte Whttlan. aecretary of tte naUonal oouncll of child welfare be appointed to th* oott of chief ot child wtlftn dlvltlon, dapirtment of pensions and national health lelt vaunt try tte retfcaammt of Dr. Helen MoMurehy. Tht resolution WW endorsed by th* Kaalo ladlw and th* wore tary ww Inetruoud to forward It to th* mlnt.wr of pensions tnd national health at Ottawa. A letter frotn th* Bmuh Columbia Fur usocistion nt thi dius tor tha Kwlo UU fair for September 14 md 14. s. 3. Meynu wrot* accepting th* ottice of wcreury lor th* fair tnd atated that te ww prepared to mwt uay appointed oommlttew at any tlm* thty wished. The matter of bom* wwvlng wu left onr for further discussion. Tte following fair oommlttew wart appointed: Flowera Mrt D. Ooiullo tnd Mn. Fred Bpetre; needlework, Mn. Matttewa md Mrt. R Hamilton; dairy produu, bom* oooking and preserving, Mn. A. McOUllvray md Mra. J. M. Alltn; vttjtublw, Mra. _xkhard md Mrt. Jamea Spttn. Further oommltteu will bt ippoinud u tb* Mceulty inau. Thou *lre*dy appointed were Instructed to meet Mr. Mayaw on Friday, March i. tt tte home of Mrt. Lookhard. for tha purpow of miking preliminary plans tor tb* ivtnt. After' routlnt bualneu ww die pond Of Mrs. 3- B- Bailey gave I vtry Interesting dsmonstrttlon ot rug making. Votw ot thankt wtn extended to Mra. Ballsy for hsr lmtruotivt and Interwtlng Ulk ind demonstration and to Mrs. Lockhard tor tha uw of her home for tbe mwtlng. Mlw Elite Chtrbonnuu, ttn.. left Prlday an route to (knbro. Out., wten htr marriage will take place aom* time during Much. Mlu Char- bonntiu will vi.it raiitivw and frlende In cnnhrook and Klmberley prior to ter final departure from BrttUh Column. Durlni tte put tin ywr* Mlw chtrbonnwu te* bam a number of tte nuralng ataff of tte Victorian hoapltal ud —idearad to her patlente w wtll w many other., during her restdsnos ten, kit ot whom join lh wishing htr t hippy lutwre ut Mr mw bom*. Mlw B. Brown. R.N. of Burnaby, erored In th* dty Wednealay enning to Join the nuralng *utf tt th* Victorian hocptUl, made vacant by tbe Hun* Charboniuau'e resignation. William Oherlru received • badly apralned ankU whll* playing bwkel- ball Tuaaday evening. M. Long. W. Hlcka, Ted Hlckl, A. Clough. M. McNlUh. P. BUl, A. Bwlng, H. Pinchbeck, B. Roger, ud F. M Hufty, m«mben of th* Boun Olty hockey turn and thetr frund. were ta the city Monday evening to mwt the Kwlo hoekiy team In a ntbtr oM-tldtd game, the aoore being nln* to thrw In favor of tht vuttort, wbo lift tarty Tuwdtv morning to nturn to thtlr homu. Oeorgt Slvota ot Vancouvtr U spending * f*w dtyt in thi ctty. Tte OlrU' Brldu club mtt Tuuday awning at th* bom* of Mlw Row BtUr. Bellevue and Natal Take One Game Each rOOTWXAB FBON OBBAT BBITA1N Tten ww * largs inorww I* tht Import of ment leather tootwwr from Otwt Britain la January, th* numter —ring (lot pain valued at *31,4M. Tten wtrt 3*74 pain of laa|lw' tootwwr at (7,979 trow tbt united auue. ♦ HATAL. March 4—HIU1 fana were treated to two exhibition baaket- ball gamw March 1 with tht Bellevue glrlt md Bellevue boyt vlaltlng the NtUl Mldgtu ind tbe HiUl B*k*n. Tn* Btlltvue gtrU d.fwtad tha Natal Mldgete 90-14 In a clow and rough gama. Tha gam* ww .low and numben ot personal to—a wtre etlUd by Referee Krall. Thl visitors plsysd In better style thtn tht loctl glrli tnd tiw vlaltor'* p* : and mooting wtn tccurat*. Coa- ttlek sleters ud 9 Boalo did ths scoring for tb* viiitori white 3. Wltlh »nd H. Androllc scored for tbe Mldgete. T. Krall refereed ud F. Venal, umpired. Lineups—NiUI MldleU. H. Kotka. B. Beech 1, 0. Chala 9, J. Walah 9, H. Androllc 4, M. Kotka. Belleiue Olrl*—B. Ratio 9, B Chlsravono, K. Ooutlck 9. B. Coa- ttlck 4. D. Bartwt, C. Chltravono, M. Kuryluk, B. Kuryluk 4. Naul Baker. Juat managed to defeat the Bellevue boya by ona point 17-19, Th* nm* ww fwt tnd eletn. tn tte flnt half tte won ww 10-* ln ftvor of the vltlton ti th* loctl boyt were off ihootint tnd htd tu th* opportunity to aoort but tilled, In thi weond half tha vlaltora oould not katp thtlr pica w tht loctl bovi prewed and euoowded ln aoorlng 11 tnd tte vltlton only wond ( polnu. A. BUly WW tb* top scorer (or tbe local twm wltb wnn polnu tnd J. JDwny ww tte top scorer for the vlaltora with tight point.; 34 personal fouls were catted. T. Krall refereed and S. Radford umpired. Un*up—Betel Bakers. A BlUy 7. S. Oil*. 3. Utwy, B. Dry dm. 3. TortoraUl, D. Owen 4. j. Krall. Bellevut boya—w. Berra, 3. KJarey 9. H. Jepson 9, N. Coates, J. Beal. B. Brooka. S Ooodwln 4. W. Mc- Lwn I, D. McLaffarty, P. petrle. CHICK HATCHERY PUTS IN 1000 EGGS CRBSTON. March 4—March t ww tb* commencement of operation, at tte community chick hatchery, under th* direction of crwton Firmer* Inttltute, when the hatchery tuptr- tnundmt, w. S. McAlplne, turned on the blew ln tb* Incubator*, hu. dltng th* ftnt 1000 ew*. with tho intention ot placing loofl egg* ptr wwk In tte proosw ot Incubation. ta uke can of tte brlak local de- mind that U already In evidence fot chick* ot th* White Wyandotte, WhlU Mghorn tnd Rhode Uud Rid braedl. In addition to hatching chlckt lot wl* the hatchery hw already hooted over 1000 egg* tor cuetomers hitching, tnd more tr* expected for the later April roaring. Tha hatchery will confine Iteelf to production for local nwdt befor* taking on outelde orden. Special In* ttructlont han bwn Usutd In re- gard to hatching eggt. Collection* an made by the egg circle truck twin * week AA tte grading tUtlon all egg* receive a thorough Inspection t tw tte tight. + ROSS SPUR SHIPS , PORK TO TRAIU ROUS STUB, B. O., MMCh *— Thomw Dowd returned trom Nelson. Harry Trembler returned homo from Trail. Hank Unger ot InU I* vlaltlng Thomw Tremblty. Jacob Humstrt recently mad- a ahipment of pork to TraU. Thomw Berkley la busy branding cattls. Jumpy Nerves( Yield to tb* toothing tctioa of tbl. medicine. You will tM better ... Bleep better ...reel batttf i -.. look betnr. Li ft will wem worth living tgtlai Doa't dtlty toy longer. Btgln taking il todty. t LYDIA L PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND oevesaadp^ Ou in tht Stomach—dm to in ixceu of teld—olun ciuses l painful distendlog of tbe itamwh. . ■ . Thin It t mte. certain tnd ipwaj wty tl relieving "teld itomach" eonttlUooi — ltkt a llttlt fl-ml—t Mig-nult (Bismuth ia Mignv.li) ifter meaJa. . . . This protective alkali neutri- litw thi teld condition tnd tntblu digestion to proceed in comfort. . , . DnigguU everywhere nil tt — la tfftctlvt powder | form, ud ia hsndy ItbUU. W/utt tfttt s*jtmti.U. ^(hi4AL\ffited MAGI It* a Protuctivt, Hnutrtliiar- NOT a Uxativ* Banking Credit is - . available HiA-oma M0NTUA1 Comrtt«frig| (otM is Cin-k, it b KtW-t, (ugjwttd, .rnTrawaT dr_ta_g trend through reutiction of credit by tbt chirtwd bank*. Th* truth ii thtt more buikin| credit ii iniUbli thu tbOM diiealnjj (ouad, attret-ti are tbl* or williai to ttaplo*. Thii'buk hu not in th* put, and don not todiy, withhold credit fei; lejjuiroitt ind round pwnoMt, li hu bid. ud it hu todiy, unplt retourai frotn which it a pitputd to mtlte lotni Enqtutitt in ui»i_d it my ont of Iti 5«* often thtoogbout C*iudi.r BANK OF MONTREAL EtubUihtd 1(17 i ISClll or I'Hjtj.MKj t, g. k utwpngv. I A, H CAMOtl. ii i. nTcban. Ntw Dennr Bruck: t. I. rawiN, Msnwev a A. CsTUTtB, Uaaagvr TOTAl AllfTt | Meanti Bruck: t*m*tmmmrmmmw _-__-_-— __________——— ant)' TRIALS OF FIVE MENARENOW COMPLETED ON THEFT CHARGE JUDGMENTS AFTER LAST OVER Five Men Who Kept Clothing on Leaving Taghum Camp All Claim Were on Way to Shoreacres; Plead Ignorance CROWN EVIDENCE IS TO EFFECT THAT ALL WERE FULLY WARNED All of Men Had Participated in Camp Strike; Decisions Will Be Given Today After Hearing of the Sixth Case Tour timet Monday crown wit- wen Jed ovtr the weary trail ot nllef camp administration and occurrence! at varioua nllef campe, culminating wit— tbt tvetiti at Ttfhum neVetfOn oamp, when four mon of the alx ncent strikers chtrged wtth th* theft of government clothint wen glnn their tnala. While In on* Instance three of the men from th* Langbetch Weat camp wen tried together, each did hi* own croaa-taamlnlnt of the crown wttnttm, tnd etch occupied tbe wttneet itand at great length Jn hit own behalf. At tbt lnd of th* dty's sessions of tb* provincial pollot court, Alfred litter, entries Raftery, William Summerfleld, Fred Oook and Andrew Wateon hid hsd their trlsls. atlpen- dltry i*s«|itrit* John Csrtmel n- eervIng Judgment till tbe til ctaet an *I1 finished. Tht cue of WllHun Jackson, who was brought In from South Slocan, and wbo la ttieged to bin told the mackinaw ooat that be bad left camp with, will eome up Tueeday morning. J~geft caa*, which opened Friday, and practlaUy flnlatied Saturday except fcr tome additional croat-txaml- natlon, waa completed. Corporal D. Halcrow checking up on leger* fre- ouent lean* during the abort period —> waa Jn Shonaena camp. Leger •eld tbna of hla Haiti wen to J«el*on, to tttend tbl government mining lecture*, an* one wu to Appledale. I.EOEB DDONT HEAR WA-NINOS Whll* admitting he htd Men posted notices at Shoteac.es, Leger, who wig In both tbe Shoreecree walkouts, denied be bad tttn th* Taghum notices or heard Major Hamaon Ttenamen giving a warning wha- thty WW* walking out of Taghum. Admitting he waa ln the party ejected from Nelaon. tn* that ha atood In front of tba armory with the othert whtn they wtn ordered to return! thtlr exit, Leger oould not remember * vot* being tea—a against —turning to tha camps, or hearing thl warning given by offlclala of tht national defence atoti ——nt aa to turning In the clothta if ther refuted tht oamp option. latmt teamed to nly on hla not having received toy written notice to turn ln the clothing whioh bt took with him f.om Taghum. In tbe trial of Charlea p. Smtunm, on* of th* fin Longbeach Wnt men arretted after walking out ol Taghum tbe dty following tbt N.laon demoa-tnuon, Coniteble B. 8. Sack, who made tha inert at Btai- Ity. and H. 9. Thaln, accountant at (roup beadojusrtere hen, made tba ■ternary Identification of accuaed and of the clothing, aod Major Tn—tmm waa on tba stand sgsin. thlt tlm* ln two capacities, having been a tore keeper it Longbeach West, lea wtll tl en special duty st T^thum during the period it wtt * ractpuon camp for nturned atrlktra SAT* RAFTERY WAkWED "I know you reasonably wtll, Jtaf- tsry. and you wer* in thi party of aaven or eight tbtt I ipectilly warned about whtt would happen If you left Taghum tbat morning with Um clothing," Major Trenaman anawered Battery during bis cross-etamlnetton. tOm official aald whllt he waa •tonkeeper at Longbeach WMt bt endeavond'to get for every man as much a* ha could within the Umlta of tha Instructions, tbe foreman of oo—we having tha ultimata authority TBI KELSON DAILY KIWI, NELSON, B.C. — TUESDAY MOBNINO. MARCII 9, 1994 JPAOE TUBES ln th* matter. Aa a matter of oount In tht ciipt any man Intending to leave went to th* .tonkeeper to find out bow much ht mutt turn ln. Rtfteny, on th* itand ln bla own Othtlf, admitted being Issued th* varioua artlclea of clothing ht It charged with stalling, but contended thit wben he walked out of Taghum oamp tben wae nothing In ms mind about stealing, and be had absolutely no IdM that he tnt doing mythlng of that aort. BAFTEBY OOT TWO COATS Th* mackinaw that got Raftery Into troubls waa nelly hli noood one, for befon taking part ln tbe Longbeach and Taghum walkouta be bid been discharged from Nelway camp and come ln htn, and received permlisl—. from Superintending Engineer J, F. Oottet to ntaln tb* ooat in view ot* tb* ttormy wtlttgr, If ba wtnt to anotber camp, ao be teatllled. At Longbeach he dnw another, and finally gan tbt eurplut coat to a man In Neleon wbo dldnt han on*. Infanntlally. Rettery argued, be tm* glvtn tb* meant oott whin bt walked out of Longbeach Weat for th* aecond time with 91 othen, for on that occasion he aald tbe man tm tol* by Foreman Humphries to "Oo to work In 90 minutes, or pack Up and get out." Us argued that that metnt thoee who "got out" inn to tak* all thtlr outfit. TBIO TRIED TOGETHER At tbt afternoon lettion md Oook, Andrew Wataon, ud WlUlam Summerfleld, who wen all armted In Nelion, afttr coming ln from the thick at Beaal.y tbat tbe fin mm bad made the—mint comfortable In, wen -ltd slmultmsoui- ly, m tbalr cam were Identical In principal. Staft-Sergt. C. O. Barber teetlfled to tb* —TOtt of Oook and Summer- field from a ear oil Baktr etreet. and of tbt armt ot Wataon tt provlnoial police headquarlen, warrant! bating baan lt*u*d for fhtm. At former Longbeach WMt storekeeper. Major Trenaro.n WM able to identify tht tignitum ef ill three men on the clothing statements, thut tattbllihlng tb* clothing th.y bad dnw tbtn. Blunting tbt Ttghum wilkout, hit evtdinee ww* tlmllar to what ha gan In the Leger an* Raftery caias. H* testified thtt ill thn* men had bnn taken on tbe strength the night bcton on accepting tbe government* condition!. AU three of tba tccund txerclsed tbt prlvlltgt of croM-txamlnlng thl. witness. INSISTS W4BKIN0 GIVEN In tbt cm* of cook. Major Trtn- tmtn admitted Oook had argued for a time, but bad finally agreed br Mylng. "All right." Ht admitted Cook had told blm hi-wanted to go to shonien*. hut ateted ba told Oook be oould not get on tbe shonaena atrength yet. Be atated ba talked personally to Oook thI nut morning, the others gathering around md listening, md tbat ba tol* thtm tbtt bt dldnt want thtm to gtt Into troubls. but that If they left camp without turning In tbe colthlng It would tben be .up to tht provincial polio*. To Wataon, who claimed be did not gin any definite promise. Major Trent-ian aald no man got on tbt Tuhum .trength that nlgbt without giving t protnlM. Wttaon tug- geeted tbat Major Trenaman knew eome of them Intended to Iht. ln tbe morning, and thlt ht laid. weUetii Canada* yiuvuuieCoi-hv Toull tool Mtter after a good nlght't toot." Admitting thit In the morning be Hid to Uwm it cm* paint, "Tne roed le wide end free," Major Trenaman eeld be argued strongly with the men agalnat leevlng, end alao thet he gave ipeoltlo warning that they were liable to be picked up bl the provincial polloe If they went wbere he couldn't protect tbem. Summerfleld's questions all related to the terma under which be accepted registration on arrival at Taghum. "Are you aure you mad* tb* matter clear to mc?" uked Summerfleld. "I explained the oondltlona to you. and I hope I made It deer," replied the official. "Can't a man pt refuge for a night?" tbe accuaed aaked, and reoelved tbe reply tbat the lnatruc- tlona laeued by heedquertera were definite, and that no man got ln without elgnlfying compliance. Accountant H- E. Thaln repeated hla former evidence od clothing procedure. > MLWAY MACKINAW He wea croaa -questioned only by Cook, who aaked If be heard Mr. Ooatea glv* him permlaelon to keep hla mackinaw. after be had oome ln from being evicted at Nelway. The accountant atated be had not beard thta. He atated he knew of no man who wm evicted being allowed to keep hie mackinaw unleae he had Juat come trom hoapltal. Th** completed the caaea for the crown, and tbe three accuaed had tbe opportunity in turn to call witneaeea, Xach In turn went on tbe atand in hla own behalf. Wataon, who came Up from Vanoouver in February, aald he wu told by th* official who examined applicant* there, tbat a man would tet three aquare meale a day, hla tobacco, hla clotbea, and an allowance, and aa thla wu after be bad told tbe official be expected to get a Job and wanted only a months work, he auumed tbat thla meant the clotbu would be hla. Taken on the atrength at Longbeach Weat February 13, Wataon participated In tbe walkouta of *f>b- ruary 33 and February 36, the first Ume u one of lft men, and tbe aeoond M one of 01. He described botb event* u "evlcUons," the men being given 30 mlnutee each Ume In wbleh to go to work or get "out." The reason for bl* act* he gave u broken promlaee of the management. He left camp without turning in anything, leaving behind only bla blankets, folded on tbe bed, which the men leaving were told- tbey oould leave ln tbat way. At Tagbum, Wateon insisted, he gav* no undertaking, on being taken on tb* atrength. Admitting that the next morning he beard Major Trenaman aak. "Ar* you boya going to turn In your dothuf* he lnaisted he did not bur anything about th* provincial polloe. Be admitted to Corporal Halcrow tbat he had bun convicted ln Bdmonton on a charge of breaking and entering, and had reoelved * suspended untence. Conceding be bad boerd camp talk tbat If a, man leaving didn't turn ln hi* clothes be could not draw bl* check, Watson admitted he did not make any lnvutlgatloa of tb* matter. BUMMERTIELD'S HISTORY Svimmarfltld faaJd he wu experienced ln merchandising and with couflurctai forms, having bun four yeara lh tb* transport division of th* department of railway* and canals, and whan he elgned a clothing statement be honestly believed tbat the Itema listed on lt wer* i_- aued to blm to keep. Th* matter of th* foreman1* discretion a* to what clothea a man eould keep, he assumed referred to extras, such u * change of underwear, and he gathered that he wu entitled to k*ep one complete working outfit. At tlmu tble winter be won extra clothing to keep warm. "TIm charge at theft aurprlau au," Summerfleld told tbe oourt. A big, well set-up man, speaking deliberately and choosing his words carefully, Summerfleld ssld h* left Nelson at the request of th* police. and at Taghum applied to tbe storekeeper for permission to draw * mattreu and blankets to sp*hd th* night. He signed a abut tbat allotted blm a number, but uw nothing on tt that required blm to stay at thai oamp. He eald Major Trenaman said he would attend In tb* morning to "fixing them up right," and tbat tt wu generally understood tfill hla party expected to be there only for tb* night. He uld in the morning be turned In th* mattress and blanket*, packed hi* clothings, donned hla mackinaw, and started toward tb* road. Major Trenaman then oam* over and aaked bird If be wer* playing tb* gam* with blm. In return be kidded the major about pocket money. WARNED OP 'ritNMUllMIV 'Tben tber* wu some talk about the highway being wide and fru," said Summerfleld, "*nd tbat If X want down tb* road' Td hav* to tak* the consequences, and I gathered It would be Just too bad for me. I gathered he wu angry, a* he had expected rn* to stay tn camp, and tban turned away aad went back to th* store." Asked wbat mads him think ths major wu angry, Summerfleld evok- ed a laugh by answering. "A man's face Isn't read unless he 1* angry, 1* It?" Ha aald tb* major gav* no explanation erf wbat b* meant by the word "oonaoquonou." While eome of tbe men wen In favor of boarding trains, Summerfleld utd he opposed that courae. 'That costs two months,'; commented Magistrate Cartmel. WANTED WOBK Summerfleld uld what b* wanted wu work, and thl* wu tb* first tlm* be bad bun on relief. Until recently be wu sailing in Vancouver, but they wanted blm to take out a licence, wblob wu beyond hla mun*. ao he had to com* to • rallef camp. He bed, however, two work propositions now In sight. The reason hs kept the coat wu tbat Jt wu th* only thing ne hed left La tbe world, after becoming deattitute and applying for relief. He ■aid when It wu Issued to blm, it never entered bt* hud tbat he wu not to keep tt. Ms aald if h» hsd bun given th* cgfttou of glvtn* up tb* coat to avoid afreet, be would gladly have doo* so, u be certainly did not want to Incriminate hlmulf. He atlll had a chock for •1.08 oomlng to him. which would help buy grocerlu while be wu cutting log*. Croes-eiamlncd by Corporal Halcrow, Summerfleld uld hta object ln leering Taghum wu to get work, u be figured bl* chanou would be better in tb* country. Be would gladly bav* turnsd ln th* coat, be eeld. but tt wu snowing at the ttm*. Only on* notloe wu sun by him, he uld, tbat at Longbeach West, and he gathered from that that If be didn't turn In hla mackinaw on leaving be would not ne eligible for any mor* relief work ln tbe provinoe. HI* only prevloue appearance ln oourt, he. uld. wu at Kamloops, wrier* wu fined on a motor charge. COOK 01VBH VI-RH10N Aa court wu about to be adjourned, Cook uked to be allowed to take th* stand after all. Cook uld when he left Nelway camp, he wu told he could take one lasue, which he took to mean one ut of everything. Subaequently at tbe armory here, Mr. Coates made tbe man an offer, and wben he feigned for his check be wu told tbat everything he stood ln wu his, mackinaw and all. Aa he and Battery atarted to go away, Mr. Thaln called them back, and gave tham transportation to Longbeach Wut. Waen 10 daya or so later he and other* .were evicted from Longbeach, they were told to "Uke everything eioept tbe blankets." he eald, he and Raftery drew practically nothing at that camp. Tblng* were the ume at the eeoond eviction. LONGBEACH WEST "HOTTKN" Giving u hi* reason for refusing to work, that the kitchen, unitary and but systems at Longoeach Wut wer* all "rotten," Cook said tbe mackinaw b* had wben arrested wu the one given him by the foreman at Longbeach, the one given him by 'Mr. Coates he bad given away to a lad, wbo didn't have one after he had drawn hla uoond. When he loft Neleon, cook aald, hia intention wu to go on to Shoreacres camp, where he had a pal, but lnatead b* stopped at Tag- hum, where the major Invited them to stay "for better or for worse," Receiving shelter at a camp while on th* way to a distant one wu not unusual, Cook insisted; lt had often been done. While cook wu going Into camp oondl Uon* tbat made the men kick, Magistrate Cartmel remarked that two oould play at the rebellion game, and the government could do some rebelling too. Tb* accused said he had told Major Trenaman t&at he wanted to go to Shoreacres. but the major told him lt wouldn't be poulble to transfer blm tor two days at leut. and he couldn't wait, u be wanted to catch up with bla pal. Couldn't your pal wait?" aaked Magistrate Cartmel. "1 knew his nature," replied Cook. "Tyht he wu due for another move," paraphrased the court. He aald he certainly wasn't told he would be arrested If he didn't glv* up tbe coat, and be would gladly have given lt up lt he bad known the consequences. Tbe wood contract at Beaaley wu a genuine proposition, cook uld and Mr. Macdonell, the man wbo offered lt to tbem, stopped and talked with them quit* a while, and then brought them to town, and atarted to buy grocerlu. REGISTERED TWICE Under croaa-examlnatton, Cook admitted to Corporal Halcrow that he had registered twice for relief, spelling bis name onu wtth an *e** and once without, and onu giving Alderahot. Bngland, u his birthplace, and one another plaoe which be did not recall. He had turned In aom* clothing at Nelway when he quit the Jlrat time with an honorable dtecnerge. Corporal aHlcrow. who had personal knowledge of the Nelway affair, quesUoned Cook doeely u to wbat happened at tbe armory when he came In, but th* accuaed claimed be had hurd no disoussion about clotbu. In connection with his aspiration to go to Shoreacres, Cook said he figured he oould go j to any camp he liked. He said t-R grub there wu better. Cook eald hi* troublu *rou from ths fut tbat he wu mixed up with another man, and evicted wrongly. Be arrived here last spring, riding * freight. Tbla completed the defenoe ln tble triple cue, and Magistrate Cartmel reserved judgment lb all cases, and adjourned court to Tuuday morning. SHEFFIEIDTO PILOT GYROS P. H- Sheffield. Inapector of schools, will pilot tbe Nelson Oyro olub during 1B34, having bun elected pruldent at a buslneu muting and election of off leers,held ln the Hume allver ballroom Monday night. Mr. Sheffield la Ute editor of the olub bulletin, the Oyrometer, and an ac- tive member. Beside* speaking at meetings of the local clubs he hu addressed Gyres at Trail and other points during the year. Dr. H. H. MacKenxle, a charter member and leader of the choir activities, wu elected first vice- president and A. Carter, a comparatively newcorrier, uoond vice-president. 8. Haydon wu elected ucretary; A. Balrd, treasurer; V. Owen, sergeant-at-arms; R. D. Barnu, J. Morris, Dr. R. B- Shaw and B. B. Horton, director*. Officers elected Monday night will be installed next wuk. A. C. Emory. E. L. Buchanan and H. B. Horton acted u scrutineers. Get a Dog Council Advises J. R- Craig TRAIL, B.C, Uarch 9—"I want to know what you are going to do tbout tht all," said J. R Craig tddretslng Uw oounoll Uonday night. "I Uk* to sleep st nliht*. When I had a dog I wasn't bothered, hut now It'* terrible" Th* but tdvlct tht council could glv* Mr. Craig was that ht ftt a good lot terrier and hla trouble* would be over. sssttttttiiiilllliliaaai ASK POSTING STREET NAMES Doctors Write Trail Council Unable to Find Homes STATE, HOME AND CHURMBJEa Rev. Mr. St. Denis'Talks to Trail Excelsior Club Favorable Replies - on Hospitalization House to Cooperate Burns Writes the Trail Council m TBAIL. B. C. March 8—Farorable acknowledgement to circular* on propoeed hoapltal.ration, which advocated an amendment to tb* municipal act, giving municipalities op- tonal power to lmpou a tax for auch, wu made known at a meeting of tbe city council Monday night wben repllee from membera of the legislative auembly and different munlclpalltlu In th* provlnu, w*r* received. Every auuranoe of cooperation from tb* bouu wu prom- lud. R. r. Burn*, member for tb* Trail-Roealand riding atated that the propo**l waa well received by tbe houu, and wu along tbe llnu advocated by the government. The Royal inland hoapltal aecretary of Kamloopa replied tbat euch boapltallutlon hid been introduced for aome Um* at Kamloops and nad been wall received and aupported, and that th* matter would be placed before tbe hoapltal board aoon. At port Albernl* auch « acheme hu bun eierdeed for eom* Um* and wu working out ftn*. Guarantee Salary of Social Worker i ■■ '■■ I.O.D.E. Receives Cooperation of Trail Council trail, b.c., Mtrch 9—That 990 haa already been guaranteed by, 1] different organisation* In tba city toward th* salary of * social strvtoe worker, waa the Information laid before tbt oouncll Mondsy nlgbt, by a comuatte* of tht I.O.D*. ltd by Mn. T. 9 Dockertll. Mrt. DocJurUl itated aha Mt tbla ww a wmvderful response tnd thtt ont or two othtr organisations wtrt ret to be beard from. "That aound* pretty good. It gives at tha liberty to organ*, but whit mutt be con :der*d ll under which department tnll offlcltl ihould bt pltoed." tald Mayor C. L. -outage. Aldermen Hugh Bell tnd 3. Wystt win appointed to work with thi IODB. commit—, on thlt matter. Theee oommtttatt tnd itpreaentetlree or thi contributing orginlntloni will mttt WediMtdty night. "I with I wia dud," ihouttd tn Irate Inmate in Poplar Asylum. He flopped forward. Thty picked him up. Bit ttfih hid bttn matt*. Lost Map Reveals Location of Lost Mystery Gold Mine PORT SIMPSON. N.W.T., P*h. 1 (CP).—Hidden gold In folds of ssnd tnd rough ledges of tht Northwest Territory's "Tropical Valley" today waa luring mors prospectors In the Nahannl country's mytter- lou. stretches where tt least lour men have kept a violent rtndetvoua with death. Death of prospectors—no trapper haa been known to hava bttn sit- in the Northland's warm area—bulla, legend tround tht bot springs tnd rank undergrowth of tht gold-tiden streams and rocks when Aslstlcs cut out cavea for dwellings 30.000 years ago as tbey travelled down from Alack*. ■ver tlnce Willie tnd Prank MacLeod died violently In the Nahannl country, 900 mllee weet of here, and approximately looo mileo northwett of Edmonton ti tht crow filet, tbe legendi around tht tropical valley have garnered color and mystery In tht paat year between 90 tnd 40 proepectora htvt gone Into the region by 'plan* tnd dog team. teeklng tbt ftbuloui wtllth dea- crlbed In gamt.hed tales. But It! ttlll t question whether the gold ll it grttt M ths legends tall. Plate gold—tha profit of placer mining—la the only kind to have been brought out by the later prospectors, end flake gold it found from on* and of th* northland to th* other. Nugget., ilmott pur* gold, wtr* brought out from somewhere ln the region to yetrt tgo Prospector* reputed to have found great wealth died on the way back to civil—atlon. Trappert brought out itortri and to did prospector! who filled to find wealth. Jack Stanler, a protpector for amott haf a century ln a icon of (Old fields of tht North-west, wat tha first to find tht ctmp whtrt Willie and Prank MacLeod were slain, lata In 1909 or etrly In 1909 Stanler discovered tht camp latt July—Jutt ii the two prospectors left lt. But Stanler tnd scores ol othen an atlll seeking tht ftbuloui wealth told in the etorlti htndtd down by Indltni tnd aging . proapecton. Th* itorr of tb* MacUod brothen comet from t doten eourcea but Sttnter hai checked It with many people. Including Pather Le Ouen, of tbe Catholic mlaaion at port Simpson, and Pred MacLeod a brother of tbe dead Willie tnd Prank and ttlll Hudson's Bty company factor it Providence. Chirlle Maa—Md, another brother, setrched the Nahannl country for three yeara before he found the bone* of Willie end Prank, both known pereonally to rather La Ouen. Tha MacLeod family lived at Port Llard on the Llard river when the father. Murdoch MecLeod. waa a Hudson's Bay company factor. His sons grew up with the Indiana. learned their langutgt tnd thtlr htbltt tnd acquired skill In hunt- Ing. Willie made one trip Into the valley alo«*. He dlecovend gold But ht wn untble to un lt. Tht Jetlout Nahannl rlvtr tipped hli boat tnd tent ill hut i tmill bottle containing five ouncea of flake gold to tbe Mind, of thl tropical valUy Thtt waa around 1904. Tht nett year eaw more proapecton headlnt Into the valley. WUHe quit his Job with tb* Hudson's Bty company and coated Prank to Join blm on a prospecting trip. They Invited an unnamed Soottlth engineer to go with thtm. and tht three *et off A yetr patted tnd no word of tht trio cam* back to Port Slmpaon Charlie atarted a search. It ended In 1909 with the finding of the bones of Willie and Pnnk but no tnoe of the Scottish engineer wss discovered. Boyal Canadian MounteC Police" traced him to Vancouver when he had 990O0 worth of itsay- ed gold. Th* trail *nd*d then. winding of the bon*a wti made In Dead Man'i Vlller. With their hard- etrned gold ttken from the ewtmps whtn the tropic*! streams found birth they wen on their way b*ck to Port Simpson when slain, apptrently shot whll* In their sleeping bags. At leeat two othar murders—tttr- vatlon virtually wai Impossible bt- ciute of the h*»vy growth *nd berries In the vtllej—*n known to bin betn committed In Deid Mint valley. Phil Powen, died about 19 yean tgo and hla bones wtre dlt- covend itvertl yean ago. A Tukon protpector named Jorgtnso* wit murdered tnd bit cabin burned around 1910. A rlfl* b/ hla side with two dlachtrged sheila ahowed Jorgenton htd fought for hit life. Mystery ttlll lurround* their deithi. Angus Hall, of Mayerthorp*. disappeared In tbe Nahannl country In 1939 and not a word of him yet he* been heard. Men who ban tramped tha district aa trsppers have all survived to bring out nport* of tbl equatorial growth, id ciiusen, vtttrtn tripper of tbt North-Weat Terrltorlee. is among tham. Clauten dlsoovsnd otnt In tht Nahannl country a year ago. Thar wan almllar to dwelling! found tn Ntw Mtxlco. Scientist* htn traced the tnvtti of Atlttlc't across tbt Islands In the North Ptcific. Into the Tukon and along tha Mackenale river but the- wtn lost thon. citusen's dltcovery brought from Prof. t. A. Corbett. of tha Unlvenlty of Albert!, the opinion tbe flnde Indicated the Asiatic* had travelled far Into th* interior of North America. TRAIL, B. C. Much 9—Vetting of etreet name* and numban ln tha olty. with emphuis on last Trail, waa urged by Dr, J. B. Thorn In a communication to the city council Monday nlgbt. Oreat difficulty waa, being encountered by tb* doctort In locating houses ln tbt city to which thty wtn called. People think tbe doctora can remember a -house by hsvlng vlalted little Johnny some three yeu* ago. the doctor stated In the letter. The oounoll figured such should bt ittended to without' deity tnd referred the nutter to tbl bosrd of work* and City Engineer S. S. Mc- Dltrmld with power to act. Check Given for Park Work Trail TRAIL, B.C.. March 9.-0«orgt Murray, chairman of th* park* board, tdviaed tht council tha board wat in reception of 91900 cheek from thi Trail Oyro club to be etpend- ed on the park work on sandy Island which the club had already started, and announced agreements wtth the club with regard to expenditure, end procedure of the works. best Colds Rub well over throat and chest visas TRAIL. B. C. Mirch 9.—Rtt. P. O. St. Denis, gueet spetker at t meet Ing of the a-otlslor club ln the Knox United church bill Mondiy night, spoke on "Thl Young People'e piece ln the three fundamental Inatitutlone. state, bomt and the church. Bach of the thn* Institutions must bs kept Chrlstlsn, stierted the minuter and * new kind of patronage Jt needed at far at tbe ttatt ll concerned. He pointed out tb* lmportance of tbt homt u m Inatltutlon for phyalcal can, moral discipline and practical training, from two angles. Ona It thit tht young people ehould be loytl to tht homt for theae young paopl* are going to be home-makers tt t lster tlmt tnd therefore mutt htvt tht proper viewi of the home befon going into It. Tbt influence of tbe church wta itretted by Mr. Bt. Denis showing lta Importance ln u much tt It It the guarantee and safeguard for all tbat la beet In cttujenshlp. It hit been tbe thtper of ldetlt and tt the only institution with t mesaage of hope for the futun, he eald. Hs discussed the young people'e pert ln tht church lift and activity In It by Interest snd service string tbtn It no gnittr field (or servlos tban In tba church. TRAIL ABOVE THE RELIEF STANDARD Will Not Be Affected by 10 Per Cent Increase TO TOOT' THE . CURFEW, TRAIL TRAIL, B.C., March 9—Th* curftw WlU bt heard In Trail at 9 p m. each night commencing Wedneaday, It waa mad* known st * meeting ot th* oouncll Wedneaday nlgbt, In bringing th* matter ol tbe curfew to tha attention of tbe mayor, Ald*r- min C. A. Newman aaked tbo question, "What's the matttr ah* It not tootln'l" Tht mayor stated that tha ilnn could bi blown with Jutt on* blttt whll* tb* weird sound mtdt by the rise and (111 In lta note, tnd- giving a clear distinction from a fin alarm. "Sht Jutt toots Instead of blows, th?" replied Alderman Nawman. Need Only Licence, Start Broadcasting Prank P. Becker, manager of tht propoeed Neleon commercltl broid- caatlng itatlon, hat ncelved word from th* Canadian Radio broad- caatlng comn—wlon, Ottawa, aaklng for legtl locations of their itudlo tnd charta of tranemlttlnt tpptrt- tut. U. W. Brown, ttchnle—n. hit submit led 111 necessary blu* print*. Th* company la now waiting for thetr license befon going abaad wltb further plana. Afttr the B- C radio inapector hu mada hli flntl examination of the apparatus, and tht license Is received, it will only be a matter of 90 dty* befon the Neleon company will bt on tbt ttr. -vtrythlng to fir looks fivortble to the uttbllehment of tbt atatlon. TRAIL, B.C. Mtrch t—A teletTtm recelved from I. W. Griffith, rellel administrator, Victoria, by tht oouncll Mondiy night read at followi: "Subject to discretion of tbt municipality th* maximum allowance to which we will contribute for food It lncntsed by 10 ptr cent for ell classes Including transient!, eligible for camp whether fit ok unfit, 40 ptf otnt tUowanoi remain* aa heretofore baaed on the old scale food allowanc*." ' ThU will nit effect Trail at relief worken hen tlretdy receive In eaceaa of tha atandard of relief moniu In other Brltlth Oblum-ii munidpill- tlss. PIMPLES GONE . . . FACE PERFECTLY CLEAR AFTER USING FRUIT-A-TIVES SAYS SWORN STATEMENT MM. SANSON! il happy to voluntarily tell, in a inn ifafe- meTrt, how Kruit- a-tivM gav* h*r a perfectly clwar ■kin be—uue she want* othar* td | benefit by b*r ex- una cine, *—#—,. peritnc* *_d to T«_w,Oat. ! bt nr* of the facte. Sh* ttatee:— "I de fol»a»nly Declare tbtt lwt* troubled vtry badly with pimple*. Than my hatband r»comm*nd*d Fruit .-tive* to m*. I triad thu* ud am nry thankful thit I did. In a ihort time th* plmpl** ell left end my face we* perfectly clear. My -tilth improved greatly." ?tU* UtwlM. mtmmttmJt A sw*rastslstttftto _t ebon.ejfet-a. made More a Note— Pobll. et Toronto, r Mth. IM. lotary Publls Original oal Hurt- A-nvtt-tis mtv>.*mZmm mmn. Truck Fee Question Laid on Table Trail TRAIL, B.C., March B.-A oom- muuicmtlon from It. J .Clefff. city -oUcitor, to reply to a roqutst of invMt.gatlon Into Um que-tlon $1 trucks and buoti bringing txprew Into tho city from ouuide polnta, paying trada licence feet waa laid on tha table. Thla matter waa brought before the council by the local C-P.R. agent who alao aaked the reduction ln fee for their eipreae agency here. Ur. Clegg tfdvlaod that the licence for the Roatland expreaa agency had been reduced from 100 to •__ for alx month*. W. K. Esling, M.P. If Going South TRAIL, B.C., March »~W. K. b* llng, MP., on the road to reoovery from a oerloua lilneee. le lea Ting Roealand by bue for Spokane. Port- land and pointe aouth. Ho la leering no forwarding addreea. The member la accompanied by hli aia ter, Un. Davldaon. Trail City Clerk Laid Up Wtth Flu TRAIL, B.C.. Mirch 9,-CltJ Clerk w. B. B. Monerpenny end w. H Tngonlog hive been confined to tbelr home with the flu. H. D. Thlln of th* dt; hsll stsff took mlnutet it thl council meeting Mondtjr nleht In thtlr tteid. , Liver tnd Kidneyi Iti DnCMA-I'S taeyeexs*** «tv wear tw WEDNESDAY HALF DAY SPECIALS Boys' Better Quality Shirts 79' Bo}*' tin* broadcloth shirts. Lone pointed oollan and n- viralblt cur—. - Plain ihidee. Bum 19 to It. Cotton Broadcloth Slips 59' Sturdy allpa for everyday wear. ahapod top etyle. Shadee, aand, pink, black, mauve and white. Small, medium and Urge. Boys* UNDERWEAR 67' Zimmerknit combination! tn medium weight for spring. Short aleevea and knee length. Slate 34 to 14. Snog Fit Dress Shields 25 MtrctrlMd or UU covered dreee ihlelda. Medium and large sires, Pink or whltt. 100 Pairs of Rayon PANTIES and BLOOMERS 39" An outstanding Item that calle for prompt thopping. Bmbroldery and lace trimming or tailored garments. Colon and white. Small, medium and large. LUXURA SHOES Regular $6.00 Tbla well-known brand. In etlected mtterla) of A black or brown kldaklna, styled In ttrapa, tte*. m < pumpe with cuban heela. All slats In lot but™ not all alaea In any one atjle. Wrdneeday only ' ..9S Large TEA TOWELS 15 Irlth Towele, else 12iS6. Blue or red checks. BOYS' BRACES 25 Boyt' Ulk wtb elastic .with leather fittings. New DRESS PRINTS 2 yards 35' Jfl-Inch Prints In ner/ spring pattern*. COATING TWEED »1°° yd. M-inch English Tweed In good colon for the new coats. Half Day Food Specials HBINO *r SHIP Yonr RAW FURS to J. H.M. GREENWOOD Highest Prlces-Honeet Grading 420 Baker St. Ntlton. B.r. Service Grocery 198—Phones—1(4 IVXMEB BONIU9S _Of CHICKEN—Hi; per tin -*° .MPBM8 STBAWBIBBl JAM—t-lh. tin MILK—All bran*., tall mm tin*; tectl *™ rORT tlAKBY BAKINCI POvTDIB—It-te. tin .. i.i xiRiot s corrr.i— mat Freeh groand; ptr lb. .. *9** (-ALIP. OBANOIS— a*)f t tot, lor **** chan i im in rroon mQc n\\—J9-W. bottle ... Si* Groceteria 59 n 4S< 33* MELOOBAIN HEALTH ]aa MLAL—4-lb pkt 9*** I A B. 9TBAWBEBBT UM—JJ-oa Ju Br9 COCOA— rib. tla NOWP-tIB AMMONIA «.*> 'IIWDKB—I pkt*. */T HST POODS* SAI.AH mm* 1IBESSINO—It-** Jtr.. d-mV BRLNNWick maa SARDINES—1 lln. for . **» CANDY—Pineapple rOrk: _**/. per lb, *"/r ____________ **——******* i ■■ wytstwfawwnn mob ram JMamt Satly Jfouw BtttbllBhed April 39, 1903 'Interior of British Columbia'i Family Newspaper" ASA. THB NEWS WHILE IT IS NEWS Pubilthtd «v*ry morning txwpt Sunday by tiw NEWS PUBLISHINO COMPANT, LIMITED. 319 Baktr Street, Nelton, British Oolumbli. Member of TBE CANADIAN rR-SS LEASED WISE NEWS SERVICE. ADVERTISING BATBS ON APPLICATION Or rite carda may b* ieen tt tht offloe of any Advertulng Agency ncognuved by tbe Canadian Dally Nawapapen Anoclatlon and tht American Newtptptr Publish!!*' Astociitlon both of which tht Helton Dally Ntwt la a member. Member of the Audit Bunau ol Circulation*. , TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1984. MILITARY RUSSIA While Communists, or sympathizers with Communism in this country, are usually ultra-pacifists and denounce the militarism of so-called capitalistic' nations, yet Russia today is perhaps the most heavily armed nation in the world. Walter Duranty, Russian correspondent of the New York Times, in a cable to his paper, says that the 16th anniversary of the creation of the Red Army was celebrated last week. The newspapers were filled with. large photographs of huge tanks and airplanes. The editorials stress that the Red Army is the "world's first fighting force," not only from the point of view of military discipline, efficiency and mechanization, but for three other reasons: First, it is stated that the Red Army is really the blood and bone of the Soviet nation,, with complete and unswerving allegiance to the aims and ideals of the Soviet Government. Second, -the Red, Army, it is asserted, knows exactly for what and why it would be called on to fight—that \* it has the conscious spirit of devotion which-gave victory to the legions of Mohammed or Cromwell's Ironsides. Third, the "cultural" and technical education in the Army is unusually high. • Mr. Duranty points out likewise that Russia is extensively "militarized" in the sense that its whole economic system is already in the hands of the Central Government. He says there would be less difficulty of changing over from a peace to a war system such as hampered the capitalist nations in Ihe last war. War, as he says, is a bogey with the Soviet authorities. Either the leaders honestly believe the rest of the world is planning to attack Russia, or else they have used it as a means of stirring up enthusiastic support for Soviet rule, but the Bolsheviki have been literally hypnotized by a war scare for the past ten years. GERMANY'S COMEBACK When the war was over it was thought that Germany was crippled as a mercantile power for several generations. Not only was her war fleet sunk, but most of her great ocean liners were interned and seized throughout the world. A full-page advertisement in the New York papers of German luxury liners, sailing three times a week to Europe, is a revelation as to the comeback the fatherland has made. There are 14 great ships, led by the Bremen and Europa, which cross the Atlantic in four and one-half days. It is announced in huge type that "Germany is proud of her united fleet." And no wonder. Whatever we may think of Hitler, it is evident that commercial Germany is aggressively endeavoring to capture the world's sea trade under his leadership. No wonder France is asking, "Who won fhe war?" ON THE AIR TONIGHT CANADIAN RADIO rOMMISKION NETWOBK MCA l liltK t'KV CKCK f'N'N 799 "99 919 1919 1999 cbcv ckov croc CTJC 1199 1219 1999 1919 9.-00 Seville Pair 9:90 Ptradt ot the Provinces. 7:90 tw*n and Weather Poncut 7.99 Mturlct Meertee orch. 9.-00 Younfbloodi of Bttver Bend no* k 9:00 Only a Row. Helen Morton VANCOUVER 9:19 Rhapeodlea in Rhythm, two piano team and Vagabond Tla- dler 7:00 Mualcal Pgr. 7:19 W. A. Prltchard talk 7:90 On Wlngi of Song 7:45 Newspaper Adnnturea 1:00 Pride of the Weet 9:90 Studio PT. 9-SO Lin Chamberlain lono Studio Pgr. 10:19 Len Chamberlain'! orch. Between rouand cMe by j. b. c YES, WE HAVE NO BANANAS T*(, we hav* no bananai Wt ban no baninat today. We hat* egga that in rotten. And meet tnit't bwn forgotten— It'* buffalo ao they wy. And thtn we nenr twiktn To tbt imell of bacon. But Tta. wt have no bananai Wt hajve no btnintt today. "D. TEES eee If thla mow keepi up, Danny Mc- THE NELSON DAILT NEWS, KELSON, B.C. — TUESDAY MOBNINO, MABCH 9. 1994 ** Auction and I Lovers' Lane _?y Kathleen Norris j#^ra«aasa«aw« INSTALMENT 40 Prom tht morntnt, (or Dint, everything became dreamy and unreal She wat tlnd; th* daya. tht wceka of atrtln ind imptnse, htd told upon htr mon thtn tht kntw. In tM flrat plac*. after th* brill sutement trom tht Judge, as the woman who had come In wtth Billy Polk to** from her r*th*r Inconspicuous nst snd mad* her way toward th** witneu bot, t mddm sound from Sonlt draw iU tht tyee in the room to th* widow of th* murdered man. Sonla had apparently Kay and tbe tkl Jumpera will ttlll Men thlt witness for tha tint Ume get ona fly over tha rairvlew Jump. But with all due reaped, my lad, I hopa not, • . . College glrlt htn nt down at thtlr Ideal mtn ont 9 (Mt tall, weighing 173 pounds, with bltck curly htlr.—Ntwt Item. Tht glrlt Mltct, a htndtom* man Who wean a face much Ilka th* pen Tbst advertises collar*; But all will nil II ona comw by With little to delight tha eye. But wltb one million doll—*. i . . FAMOUS TANKS— Bttr Oiaolln* on I go bom* now ess, W* hiar a lot about tha Otrman ana Auttr itn Nidi. Whtt 1. • Null To begin wltb, Null u pro- Qounotd: NA-T-CE The full nam* It, thi National sjclslist Oerman Worktn' party. The dominating prloclplt ol tbt party la nationalism as opposed to internttlonallim. Thla doaa not mean that tht party tdvocatte laolatlon rrom other countrlM. It meant op* position to Influence! vrhlch tbey believe to be intemsttonii to thl .stent tbat th ty threaten tba Independence of the country, tbt freedom of the people—tbo internitiun- allam of Communism, ot Jewry, of Romtn Catholicism tnd of finance To tbl*. Null tdd th* progrim of conttitutlontl eocltlltttlon of thl country (or tht welter*, of the »*o- pi*. Tha Auttrtin Ne_e an ilmott identical with tbe Oerman Null in their program of eoclall—.tlon. Their mlln object, however, la union with Oermany. VB.C.-KOO NETWORK KHQ KOW KH KOO KOMO KIR 990 999 949, 790 999 9,0 6:00 Doric Quartet, male vocallat* 9:00 Can—inettt. Arlon Trio (KOOl 9:19 Historical Sketches of Sen Pranclaco (KOO only) 9:90 Bd Wynn Pin Chid, Oraham McNimee. MC 7:00 Tht CrulM of Both Parker 7:30 Madame Sylvia ln Hollywood 7:49 Conoert. mixed quartet 8:00 Amoe 'n' Andy 9:19 Memory Lane, serial drama 9:99 Adventures In Health Dr. Bund- esen 9:00 Ben Bernle's oroh. 8:30 Song ol Araby, original operet 10:00 Newt Plaahee 10:19 Mark Hopkln'a orch. 11:00 Tom CoaJ-ty't orch. (KOO) 11:00 Lornbtrdo'i Ryl. Cantdltni noo Dtnce Orcheitn CBCV 9TJ.7 94*9 w 7:00 Jr. Chamber civic Affair, 7:19 Recorded Pgr. t:30 News 9 to Jessie McLeod. piano 9:30 Vanoounr Piano Tt*eb*rt* Awn Pgr 10:00 CRCV Oonoert orch. cifhtrlni McTwin. soliit 441 :a,n 990 k KPO SAN FRANCISCO 9:00 Doric Quirtet 940 California Dona 7:00 Mr. ind Mn. She- 7:90 Catll. Chamt»r of Commerce 7:46 Robert SI—morn, tenor I.OO Conoert Petite * 9:19 Thru Looting Olsss }:30 King (or * Day 00 Balladettea 9:90 Hal Kemp, oreb. 9:49 Police Chief Qulnn, talk 10:00 Pacific Serenade™ 11:00 Lombardo'. Byl. Canadian! Bomt unemployed men wtn approached by * fanner from south of th* border, wbo offmd 39 etnta ptr diy with botrd, to cut wood. We cannot pay big wages." eald tb* ftrmtr. "hogi an only (our etnta." Wbtn told that a local ahlpplng aftney wu paying nlnt cenu fob. be admitted not having read ft paper alnot lwt till. Ai local lebonra, wbo bare bnn ktpt fairly busy all winter, an betng paid 19 canU par hour, th* firmer had to nturn home without help. Howenr. hla trip was not In vain. He found out that tba deprttalon pu over. • • '. Tben uted to appear In th* cau- logue ol a mall ordar bouse a plotun ot a pair of corduroy trouten Ttar aftar yaar thla picture appeared, together wltb l deecrlptlon ot tb* panto—and tba price. 99. ' In th* twenty-mth yetr ot tht td tb* concern reoelnd thl* letur: "Deer mend: Tht mon I baan seeing them corduroy bnachat, th* mor* 1 get to wanting tbem. If you aln t aold tham yet, Itt n know and I will buy tham. Tour, Truly, 81 Hlgglnbotblm " ... ThU ll odd: SUntoo Ollchrlit. of Brilliant. O la ft tenlor tt Mount Union ooll*ge. Here I* tb* ntult of * student poll conducted it Mount Union thlt wwk: Bwt ill-round ichltt*—-tan Ollchrlit. , Meat populir man—Stan Ollchrlit. Most versatile man—SUn Ollchrlit. Most handsome man—Stan Gilchrist. last leader of campus activities— sun onchrut • • • Har muter* voice" proved lr rwwtlbl* to t hog nesr Bluings, Monun*. It happened UU thlt Thn* yean ago Parmer Oeorge _ Anderaon. of Latt Bait now: she hid risen from her chtlr ont black-gloved hand on her heart, tlve other clutching her attorney'* sleeve. "Ray!" Sonla exclaimed agitatedly. Immediately ahe regained control of I herself, subsided ln her net.- and resumed her air of bond, unwilling participation ln what wu going on. Not so tht other womin. While she gin htr twtlmony htr tyet were constantly moving to Sonlt, and the spoke nervously, apologise*lly. slmost In terror. "Tour nam* It Ray AlatonT" "Thtt It my stage nami. yw." "And you know tht wife of the lata Perry Hlckton, Sonlt Prince?" "Tea tlr." "Whtn th* wu In Loa Angtlet ahe uted to ttiy with you!" "TW, llr." "Ctn you remember the particular Saturday last November when Perry Hlckson wss murdered ln hit Sin Prtnclaoo studio?" Tw, sir." She wu there In th* houw with you?" "No. sir. She took htr wr and a aulteiM—'' Th* wltnw* stopped, overcome. Oh. sh* wu going for some tlm*?" She told me on the Prldiy night thst tht wu going—" "When?" Billy Polk aaked aherp- ly, u the womin* voice wnk Into •Uenee. "Sb* wld ahe wu oomlng to tw her husband In San FttncUco." "SIM wu driving up?" "Sht tald to." "No ont knew It but you?* "I don't think tnyone did." "And the did do ao, did drln to San Prtnclico that night?" "I dont know that." "But you ww har atart," "I heard btr alarm clock thrw In tha morning, ftnd want Into her room, and aba uld abe going, and that aha would gtt tomt collw tlong tht way. "Sht ulkad a llttl* about It, yw." "Said th* would ntver glvt him hit divorce?" "I don't remember her wylng ettctly thit. Sht uld thlt nobody could talk about htr Uk* that." "And thtn whtn did you *w hir igtln?" "On that Mine Saturday night— or Sunday morning, rather. Wt wtn having a Uttla fancy dren party,'' ■he uld mildly. "And the ctme ln In tht middle of It?" "Wtll, no. She ww In bid when I went upturn. I didn't gtt up- atilri until tbout ill. And Sonlt, Mlu Prince, wu In bed." "Awake?" "Yet. tlr; raiding. Sh* wld ihe Contract Bridge By tkt world'* Lwdiot Authority MILTON C. VTOIK A SQUEEEE IN TTME Tntn It no etpeet pity which tht pltytr of anrag* ability enjoy, more keenly than the aquiwe. Tbtrt It nothing difficult ftbout It; th* only drawback la that unlaw t player la ah expert, he I* not apt to realm the beneflU which may accrue from the pliy. ThU lt llluatratad by tht following PItUburgh hand: THAT BODY OF YOURS By IAMBS IT. BABTO.N, MU. ♦l-J-H-i Ml wl-J-l ♦IH »l-Jvl+5 i — i ♦ll-W-2 ♦M-i »H4 ♦ H+W. AUNT HET **T At tvery table, South bid ona No had bad engine trouble, and hadn't Trump Ho had to choose betwwn gotten any further than SanU Bar-|t No Tmmp _,nd a three-card ault. ban, and aba aald aht wu uo tired to sleep. And then the nett day ln with tba paper and wld, "Oh, my Ood, Sonla, your poor husband'! bwn ' " And you wy you never connected Mlw Franc* wltb th* trendy?" I ntv'er thought of Iti" exclaimed ■a Ralaton. ihocktd. "And thtt wu ill I knew " tin wltnws tnded, htr voice, which during the racltftl hid aUftdled eomiwhit, ruing to a pitch of excitement again. 'So help ma Ood. that wu all I TWO KINDS OF HEAD COLD ntw to foodt or othtr lUbeUncii, or to an Infection u found In th* common cold. However thera U o(tan a condition of the lining or the now In tha "•entltlve" or allergic form of oold that differs from that found with the common cold. In tha cold due to wnsltlvenew th* mucous lining It a bluish gray or pal* pink, quit* A f*w ytan ago If an Individual wtrt to htn wld, "I han * cold In my he*d; I wonder Jutt whit (ood 1 tu could htve ctused It", ht would htvt been contldered tlmott t mental cu*. Today lt It qulta a com—on occurrence to hear to* *bov* expres sion becauw eome of the bett foodt I tnt. md to twollen thtt tht tide* etUn by Individual* who *ra "wnt-1 of the now are actually agilntt ttlvl" to thew foods do cauw wbat tha middle or dividing ptrt (MP- u celled a "head oold", becauw turn! thus blocking th* noetrlla. In thn* U a tight feeling In tbe now the common cold lt u nd. and bead with considerable molt- ; In iddltlon to thU unusual color- tun or mucous Juit u ll found ing of tht lining of tb* now, th* with what hu ilwtyi been known u head cold. And of courae thtn U tht common or evtrydty cold thtt occurs to often during chtngwblt weather; a oold thtt wems to bt pused from on* indlvlduil to Mother In • family or when tben an crowds. Howtver It would bt Internum when you htd t eevere hud cold to know whether It li due to fooda muoout cr liquid thtt comet twty from the now It grayish In color, whereu thj mucout Irom tht common oold or Infectious oold U yellow. Now a cold In the held U • oold In th* heed and mutt bt treated by clearing tbe Intestine, perhaps tht uw of alkaline drinks, and tht UW of ult or oil spray.. However It ihould be Interesting other subs—noes, or whether 1 to know If your frequent hwd you htve th* ordinary common cold, colds tn dut to food* or lubtUnces Dr. M. T. Arbuckla In thi Journal j with which you com* In contact, or Miuourl 8. M. A., atttes thtt lt u; to infection from some one or tomt difficult or lmpoulblt by tht uau.l ; place. Tou mltbt avoid thaw txtmlnttlon alone, to tell whether "senaitlve" cold* by avoiding than th* held cold U dut to wnlltln-1 foodt or other substances. (Prom The Dally Newt of March *. 1994J C. T. McHardy hw bwn named on the Ntw Westminster Mr aaaoclatlon board. and whllt. utlng tb* 4-3-3-1 N* Trump oount. hU strength wu pot- sihly on* point short, th* ttet thit hli unstopped tult wu t tour-carder headed by ft Ten, seemed to Justify the decltritlon. Wwt pawed, lnd North called three HeirU. ThU forcing bid ihowed Ult North hid flvt Hurts headed by a Xing, and alto othtr ttrangtb: ao Bouth decUUd to retold No Trump* »nd *walt de- vetopment*. If any, from hu partner. Over South'* tbnt No Trumps North, hiving a count ol 19 plus knsw. until Mr. Polk oam. to iw | "<"„*.ujgwtV-am"*.' b?d'- Sn '»«« Sff __V^_Ti_1__, l£T£«r *?%.*%.': InV that, Lo-t^___j?i^_ita_ '£ ^-w'!80"* -J"" '"• ****-*• 4nd KoI'h E SonJ* uw*—tts called u v*rtlga \^ H(„Uf M nom. became th* | crowi Nwt curling boniplel Decltrer pitying • ftmtll alam oon- TEN YEARS AGO I and Rowlind tnd Trail, from Kootenay, U to bt pltytd ln Rowlind Friday evening. The Porkt tetm du• Temperatures tnd 99 degrees. yesterday were 29 bended for the eeaaon following their game wltb Nalaon which they won Mondiy night. ' • • * Alnsworth U punning to orjanlie club. Th* Trail hockty tttm yuterday received the Dtlly Ntwi cup. John A. Ferguson hu bwn ip- A alto hu bwn chown it Nakusp pointed city engineer. ... Sherwood Herchmer won th* poet- poned international event of thl Then wu ft hubbub in the oourt, ripping of th* gtvel. subsiding confusion, whtn Billy Polk wu hetrd uying, "——-ant wt propow to Ahow, Honor, thtt Mn. Bntt hit* hid this characteristic from childhood. I han tilted with her aunt In 3quldgett, and I propow to prove, bt-yond the possibility or neradven- ture of a doubt, that Sonla Pranot "I mutt remind you," tba Judge Interrupted .sharply, "that It U th* prisoner at tha bar who U on truir Th* reporUra' penclle wert flying now; It wu nry clow ln tht court room. Some o( the memben of tht pre— hid raced away to tha neanet utephonw. tract In Heart*. But led hli ilngltton Sptdt. and Wwt'a King -want to Northi Aw. The Dtclanr th»n captured all thi tdverte* trump*, tnd ifter thit caahtd tht Queen of Spsdes, which ihowed that But htd hald only a single Spade. At thls point, th* ability of the Declarer to squww Wwt If Wwt holds the King of Diamonds, became apparent. Without a wuewe the Decl*x*r'» caw wu hoptlew, to tht next thing on the program wu a lwd of the lwt two HtarU, which forced Wwt to make In ftll thn* discards. He parted with on* Bpada and two Cluba, luring two Spadw, on* Club, and thrw Diamond! for the laat alx trloka. Tb* Dtclerer thsn ran thrw Club trloka which obliged Tbe glrllih. anxloua-eyed Mrs. Bntt wwt to dlaoerd twice mon, ha kt Mr. and Mrt. W. O. Miller and Mlw Toot* Miller left lwt sight (or th* oout. eee A chimney fin at tb* horn* of W. B. Bamford gtn th* fin dt- pirtraent a run ywterday afternoon. ... Som* likely miteriti for tht elty basketball league wu uncovered ywterday when organlration plant got underway. Harry and John A Ferguson, and Dr H. H. Pltte. all McOill playen, an amiable. "Any time I got lonetor—» I could bin -i vltlton lotldt a half- hour by Uttln' tm tu tht boy dt- llvtrln' ma a telegrem." tb* *ow from "Dad" Hour, of Billing!. A (tw dty* tgo Hoerr enured t hog-c*!!!ng oonteet over t local radio lUtlon. Ha atood before the microphone tnd trumpeted "fo-o-ey. t-o-c-o-e-y, to-*o-to-*oty." Suddenly then ww a commotion IB tM Andtrton farmyard A low rimmed through t ftnw ind. foliowad by til her litter wtddled to- wwd tht radio ln th* farmhouse Only tbe timely intervention of Anderaon wved hU household trom deetruetlon. ess So ht locked up the old pigsty. But sfur ftll Uwn U nothing llkt t Ptg totting tb* nr ftt time.. row to her fwt, slid to htr knees besld* htr bueband'a chair, put ber arma about him, and cried out, ln a voloe that rang through tb* 9l*c*, "Oh. Monty dwrwt—Monty dur- wtl It worktdl Wert ul right I It worked I" • (To Be Contlnuedl 30 YEARS AGO (IM Th* Dally Newt tf Marcb *, 19941 Tht Dominion gonrnment hu decided not to Interfere with th* bill pawed by tb* B. O. UgUlsture delllngtVtth two block* In the But Kootenay which wtn glnn to th* CPR. *t a mbildy (or th* Columbl* - Wntern railway, therefore 1 tw no obstacU In Utulng of II- ctnw* immediately. Thu will mun a big rush to tba oil. - ooal and timber tnu," itatad T. W. Twtwl lut night. see With thU wwk'i •htproante ot 19,- 000 torn, tht Oranby mlnw it Phoenix hsn wnt out onr 100,000 tons Of ore so fsr thu ywr. - • • • • 'Born to Mr. tnd Mr. J Olllett, Mirch 9, • dsughter. eee 3. O. Patenaude. local Jtwler, Iwvw for tb* eut thU wwk. go ont Spida and ont Diamond. Now the play became wty (or tb* Declarer. Ha oould lwd a Sped* and foroe Wwt to lwd from th* guarded King of Diamonds. If Ewt htld th* King of Diamond*, tha pUy wu futile but tba discarding practically marked IU poaition. With wwt leading tba Jack of Dlimonds, North played th* Quwn, and thu* mad* hU .mill tlam. TOMORROW* HANB D. T. HeddJ* ww named prwldent of tbt Mlner'i Union it I meeting lut night. IN I, MIU H IMPORTS HIGHER JANUARY Ttt importation of lumbar and timber jn Jtnutry wu 4.TJ9.000 fwt vilued at 9174.949 oompand with 1.994.000 at 994.137 ln January 1099. Tha kinda of wood wan mainly oak. walnut, white pin*, gumwood. Douglu fir, mahogtny, hickory tnd otdir. ♦[■T+5-H > VI ♦H ♦im-j eHLCfiT Jr ___-j»H4+i *k* ♦Hi ♦M4 - Should a amall alam bt bid *sd U-OB 1NCBEASE IN IMPORTS Rubtatr JmporU ln January amount- id In value to 9919,000 compared with 301.000 a ywr uo, *n In- cnu* of 9909,000. ThU ww looount- ed for mainly by tbe incraaw In the lmporutton of raw rubber which wu I.9M 3S9 pound* vtlued tt 9333. 933 oompand with 9,999,414 ftt 994.1 IS. Of that amount all cam* from tb* United Statw except 99.- 074 pound* at 93 JM from tb* strait* Settlement*. An ouutendlnf lUm ww 177,349 pair* of rubber booU and ahow ftt 994,531 from the StraJU S*ttl*enenU. for th* canning factory. e . . Th* oourt houw. oldest building ln th* city, hu bwn dtmollsbed it Alnsworth. * s , Prtnclt W. Smith U In tht city on hit wty to Procter to Mcure cobble atones from th* touch, to be uwd In th* tub* mill ftt th* Jewel mine ln th* Boundary. a»Ma__9_l_USIrMtaO_l_uj_CISMafiU: *MSmttm99m»Wl—I—0mV9t_—_i—_—n "Bin.D B.C. PAYROLLS" 20 YEARS AGO (from Th* D*lly Newt of Mtrch *, 1914) A hockey match betwwn ttami wltcted from Phoenix tnd Orand Porkt, nprwentlng th* Boundtry. ■ ■ FOR DOORS B C Lirch PaneU an of betutlful grtln. Thty in hard ftnd ot •mooth flnuh. Wood, Vallanoe ■ ftrdwar* Co- Ltd. DUtrlet DUtrlbDUrs •Jk-sm-B* ■ ■ ■_■__■ Important To Babies hstton from mothen tetllm ot tht bulth Pacific MUk broufht to tbtlr b-bios ttaowt mon tban ftnytblni tltt eon ttt valut to lnftnt lift. It bM flten nour- tibment wbtn do otbtr food oould bt taken. And tlnot placed In TMUum oant lt it bttttr tbtn •?er. Fic-fto It tbt only milk la Cftntdt, TMUum pecked. Pacific Milk "loo* B.C. Owned ud cralroUed" PLANT AT ABBOTSrORD. 1 Hockey Supplies Now is the time to buy your Hockey • Skates, Sticks, etc., at a reduction of Buy Now ond Sevt Monty : NELSON HARDWARE CO* Wholeetle uid Retail Quality Hardware Nelson ■ B.C. TTLL1E THE TOILER: C.B.9.-DON LII NETWOW KVI KIKl KOIN K9L KOI. .Mil 619 949 1190 1170 9:00 Philadelphia Studio orch. 9:19 Ruth Biting, torch linger lets Hualni, MC. 9 JO MlnnetpoIU Bymphony orch 7:00 Connie Boewell Col. ejtoopnatlc 10:00 Jul, tnd Sudd 7 JO Columbia Newt Service 7:95 Myrt tnd Marge fr. Chicago 9.00 To Ba announced 940 OM* Nelton a orch. 9:90 Mellowed Melodlu COL) 9:46 Voice of Biperltnc* 9:00 Vlnwnt Lopez' orch. 9:90 Ptncho and BU orch. 9:90 Bodge Poilge lodge I D.L.I 10:00 Bill Pleck'i Bower, orch. (DL) 10 90 Ted Plorlto'i oreb. (DL I 970 k 939 999.1 m nr.ATTi.r, mm w 9 30 High School RtporUr 9:19 Manhattan Bchon 7:15 Loa Argentines. Brathtn 7.49 Radio tnd Televlilon tllX t$0 Orpheus Bnwmble, Dtm.k: 9:30 rintncl.l Dltwt 9.49 Prank and Archu KT. 9 00 Mntlc Aall. Solberg Buffano'i orch DOW! l-fcl ^IMPKIMIJ ICO0IM9 1MTO THB _««_■_■ _UCINB.S atNCt l» TILLl- ^ClTBO? ^.LL 5W By WestoVU JW-T TiLUfecT DPgam crB-«6 Atats MCDE-. COMF* TPW £&4_,t,- «T_i.BkT B-UCWMr MTt-IMN. tx__a» sHo*»r THE GUMPS: AT LAST 10:90 Sllrer Strlnw KNX C40R 600 k VANCOUVER 9:00 Mutlcil Pgr. 9:90 Ski r«r. 9:45 Ne«« Vlrletles ■ 11) VI k HOUTWOOD 6:00 Ntwa Service 6 15 Xing CoWboy 9:90 Concert Bnwmble 9 49 Mirth Pftnd* 7:00 WlUnaba and ArohU 7:19 The Anngtrt pliy 7:30 XlfX oreb. Uvu Allmtn 7 4* BUhop tnd MOwttl orch. 5:00 Tht In-1—Ws III Homer Canfleld and orch. 3:30 Forge of Freedom drama 9 00 Nawa Service 9:16 "Bo Thlt II Radio* 9 10 Crockett Mountalneere _____________________________————_—————_ 541 qiVISIOfl 12, CENTRAL. HAS A SPLENDID ATTENDANCERECORD List Pupils Having 60 Per Cent in Exams Shown A Hat of puplla who madt 60 bar cent or over In their claas testa pt Central aohool during January nd* February la ahown below. Division 12 made the but showing in ttendanca for the past month. 99.38 per cent. __^ Olsss attendanoe: Division l-O,.*. V™. Thorns* Griffiths Wa BOB i —ll. D-.tt>_ mtsA Vot mrt WIla/iTi »n_ Wenonah Llvtraldgt, Olive Watere, Nina Oansner, Bob Proudfoot, Xnno Cooper and Josephine Riley equal, Walter Thompeon, Loula Byeat, Bob Weaver, Lorraine Canw and Georgia Bretee equal. Clau attendanoe: Division 4, 98.13 per cent: Division ft, 98.17 per cent. Names ln order of merit—Levi Corbet t, Jtan Horner, Stephen Bowell, Teddy Affleck, Betty Emory. Billy Harrison. Evelyn Ball, June Kennedy, Victor Oravu, Lena Bodaeruk and Mary Zetnuk equal, Maurice McKay, Walter Nlabet, Denis Boyd, Eric Holm- •THE MLSON DAILT .Anna del Puppo and Margaret Ding- Wall and Beda Moen equal, Jack Argyle, Pat Lauk and Willie Ung equal, Olga Myhre, Weldon Horswill And Harry Hanson equal, Oordon | Allen, Lola Gamble and Jooelyn Wragge and Bobby Colllnson equal, Lillian Hlckey and Victor Bachynskl and Walter Wood equal, Roy Mann, Olive Lane, Delia Whitfield end Dawn 1 Bharp equal, Lillian Parker, Harold Footer, John Holland, Norman May, Joule Heyh, Malcolm McPherson 1 And Donald Gibbon and Johnnie 'Wade equal. Bob Kerr, Connie Hancock, Margaret Smlllle, Arthur Larson, John Beattle, Clifford Sparkes, OraJiam Kitchener and Philip Brewer equsl, Lillian Fisher, Roy Hlckey, Irene Crack, Suun Crossley, Bemie Richards and Deanle Wallace equal, Dore Dyke and Patsy Klrby and Walter Baregon equal, Ernest de pCHrolamo and Earl Vuloan and Janet ^MorrisoT. equal. Catharine Williams. a** BlrWU-JtUUV. lM*mvu t —-ni.-wu ;- oent; Division 3—M4l per cent; U-Md Rows and Patsy Wllaon and Envision 8—07.7 ptr oeat, Olga APJ** **.-**■•* Lor» Perasso, Jeanne Archibald and Ardell Price Namu ln order of merit—Neena equal, Louise Cherry, Mary Qenero, iMcClernent, Oertrudo Johnson and Donald Chew, Howard Breeze, Nor- jJot Francis equal, Annie Busk. Shir- mAn palrhead, Norma Staples. Leah Ity Beeston. Katherlne Anderson, Green Judle Chrlstensen, Eric Pak- XLlaabeth Perguson, Billy Harrison, 'enham, Ritchie Smith. Elsie Berg- Haul Smith, Jamu Doddlng and mann. Oordon Plckard, Ernest Doctor, Mono Droade equal, Marjory Teague, Delbert Smiley, Martha Wven.'Sll- i [Genevieve Grlaelle, Norma McKerns, j vio Bragagnola, Oliver Laakso, Mac Donnelda Cunllffe, Laura McEwan, JMacNlchoI, Roy Browne, Annie Laakso, Frances Aldenmith, John Day and Bobby Moir equal, Phyllis Thompson, Donella Dingwall, Virginia Day and Helen Stout equal, Avonla Stewart, Douglu Wlnlaw, Kay Smith, Helen Cupe, Molra Paken- ham, Harold Stanton, Thomu Lane. Class attendanoe: Division 0—94.2 per cent. Names in ordtr of merit—Daphne Rhode, Annie YUrlalch, John Bradley, Wiiia McClement, Opal Prederlckson, Jack Ludlow, Jimmy Wilton, Alex Allan, Verna Hlckey, Muriel Brown, Arvld Moen, Frank Simmons, David Slader, Eleanor Simpson, John Cor belt. Annie Pavlch, Oordon Richardson, Pamela Dewdney, Mary Buttle, John Worthlngton, Fred Sutcllffe, Connie Johnstone. Teddy Elliott, Kale Hodgson, Betty Livingstone, Jack Wilson, Ernest De- feo, Gertie Crack, Wilfred Wood. Clau attendance: Division 7—96.41 ptr otnt. Name* in order of merit—Pat Balrd, Evelyn Ounn, Jlmmle Ritchie. Charlie Noel, Kathleen Thlel. SUnley Bachynakl, Iris Kennedy, Betty Hlckey. Christine Moen. Logan Morrison. Helen Foster and Harvey Smith equal, Mike Pavlch, Bdward Oausdal, Jlmmle Stout, Dorothy Chapman, Evelyn Breeee, Dalton Boomer and Mike Kootnlkoff equal. Annie Kotyk, Bobby Taylor, Evelyn Perdue, oeorge Perdue, Bobby Oraham. Clau attendance: Division ft—96 00 por oent. Names in order of miri t—■Catherine Argyle, Evelyn Wall» and Joyot Reu, Mary UoLeodT Roderick Mac- Arthur, Ruth Ntlton, Fnd Hlnltt, Donald Brown, Katie Yurtolck. Oraoe Stalnton, Genevieve Anderson, Dick Horswill and Joule Faterton, laobel del Puppo, Boyd Affleck, Billy Holland. Walter Scott, Marjorlt Harrison, Francis Powell, John, Dunnett and Sign Holmgren, Jtan Hooker, June tte Loe linen, Harry Sommera. Elmer Dyck, Lorraine Prederlckson. Frank Paddon, Mary del Puppo, Jacqueline Brake, Jot Korolaok, Oordon Olsen, Betty Riley, Bernard Brown. Olau attendance: Dlvltlon 9—90.39 Ptr cent. Name In order of merit—Marie Droeda, Jeaale May Hudson, Oun- nar Hanton, Doreen Ambrou, Dag- mar Haufft, Joan Carow, Stewart Irving, Margaret Goggln. B^ty Jonu, lan Currie, Noreno Brake and Bonnie Thlel and Dorothy Rlchardaon. Oertrude Nagle, Kr aneth Darough, Mureea Wilton, Oordon Chapman, Vivian Rou. Clarence Scatohard, Charlla Llplnakl. Elsie Mm Cunllffe, Roy Asplund and Jack Steed, Bessie McLeod, Beverley Cady and Johnny Colllnaoon, Doris Leslie, Ray- ford Brereton. Haley Miller, Roddy Oukell. Outtevt Aeplund, Margaret Jone Mann. Clau attendance: Dlvialon 10—97.57 per otnt. Namu In ordtr of merit—Dtvlna Rlchardaon. Norma Wood, Joan Kerr, Marjorie Ruppel, Betty curran, Peg- bv Cornfield, Alice Oraham, Pete Hlookoff, Hugh Wallact, Harry Wu- slck, Betty Wlgg. Jlmmle Ball, Hanton Mayne. Clara Hall, Leo Wallln, Pen Openshaw, Hilda Manake, __r- tep out into tho SUNSHINE How many days ef yoar lilt art lost in feeling under ptr* How mtny home which might be bright tn doll tad dispirited T HaH-heerted days are frequently duo to common constipation. It clouds yonr waking hours, ttkts the umihlne tit of living. Yet it gan kt overcome so eully by utlng a de Melons eereol. Labontory tests abow Kellogg i ''AlX*Btiif provides "bulk* tnd vi- tamin B to aid elimination. All* Btan is also a Ant lonrce of Iron. Tnt "bulk" In An.-R.uf It muefc like thtt in lesfy vegetsbles. Iw't this "etrwl sny" pletunter than risking patent medicines? Jwe tsbletpoonfnli dally art twus.ly inficlaot. With etch meal, Jn chronic uses. If not relieved this way. sm yonr doctor. Serve All-Bui m a cereal or we in muffins, bread*, omelets, tte. In Uw red-end-green package. At all grocers. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. thur Townaend, Purl leggttt, Carol Perdue, Nello Stedlle, Fraoou Stad- nlck. Alfred Umacl-v Jackie Oalilean q, Clau attendance: Division 11—04.08 per cent. Namu In order of merit—Norms Slmpaon, Alan Ramsden, Dtrry Dew- ton, Betty Brown, Betty Atdtramlth. Roland Brown, Betty Sweet, Betty Colllnson, Jim Corbett. Bruce Arnt- aon, Jean Duck, Owtn Oarland. Bob Aniens. Frieda Bergmann, Hanna Buak, Lucille Carter, Prancu Boyes, Buddy Whitfield, Lillian Crouley, Charlie McArthur, Bl'*/ Manson, Bob Emory, Oladya Scott, Verna Blackweil, Beatrice Chambers, Jamu Brown, Luclllt McArttour, Olaf Moen.. Viola Smiley, Linda Dyck, Harry Oaskell, Margaret Falrhead, Wilma Coffey, Jimmy Mcfror. Jackie Waters. Clau attendance; Division 12-89.20 per oent. Namu in order of merit—Vernon Hall, Nora Oormley, Billy Ludlow, Bernice Burgess, Colleen Fletcher, Jerry McAvlnn. Richard Powell, Audrey Maxwell, Rou Ramsden. Danny Halgh, Hector Chapman, Mable Wilson, Pearl Hickey, John Breeae. Arthur Chambers, Leonard Appel. Rotl Ludwlg, Johnny Labalu, Billy Openshaw, George Spence, Alios Stay- son, Clifford Holland, Dick Sector. Teddy Prederlckson, Roeemerle Swain, Billy Strom, Bert Webber, Charlie Wllaon, Bror Johnson, George Rollck. Bernice Brereton, John Manfrld, Jack Johnstone. Richard Waaslck. Clau attendanoe: Division 18—M.B ptr otnt. Orade 1, senior—Kathle Paddon, Audrey Nelton. Peggy Orlmu, Qlen- - - Lowu, Ivan Nagle, Lulls Button, Billy Homer, David Pearct, Everard Cooper, Ray Ball, Richard Carter, Billy Balrd, Isabel Ooggin, Dale Bradahaw, Ray Thompson, Ian Mac- Kenzle, Billy Humphrey, Douglu Hall, Oeraldlne Larsen. Orade 1, Junior—Victor Webber. Marjorle Pakenham, Mabel Anderaon, Mafalda Calaqulre. Alice Robl- aon, Kenneth St. Dennis, Fted Mag- llo, Billy De Rldder, Bob Bostoek, Billy Livingstone, Shirley Cotgrove. NEWS, NBLSON, B.C. — TUESDAY NATAL-MICHEL SCH0OLREP0RT MORNINO, MARCH 6, WM - paob rn-E Gems From Life's Scrapbook FOBTITL'DE "When you get Into a tight place and everything got* against you . . . never glvt up tbtn, for thst ia Juat the plaoe and time that tht tide will turn."—Harriet B. Stowe. • • • "Learn ln preunt fears To o'ermeateV tbou teara That unhindered conquer th*e." Robtrt Brldgu. tte "X love tbt man that can smile In trouble, that oan gather atringth In dlstreu. and grow brave by n- flection.••—Thomu Paint. • • • "If your endeavors an beset by fearful odds, and you receive no preunt reward, go not back to error, nor become a sluggard in the rau," —Mary Baker Eddy, ret "It le lmpoulblt for that man to despair who remember* thet his helper la omnipotent."—Jeremy Taylor. t • e "Calamities that sum insuperable when looked at from a distance, lou hair their power If mat and resisted with fortitude."—Cooper. • • • "If you abut the door ln ihe devlVa faoe, Tht devil will turn and to" Stg.tr de Hutrta Mrs. Graham Heads • Ladies' Auxiliary KIMBSRlJrr, B. C. March 6—Tha Ladlu auxiliary of tho C, c. F. met on Thursday tvtnlng. Election of offloen ruulted u follows: prealdent, Mn. Onham. vloe-presldent, Mrs. McKay, eecntary-tnuurer, Mn. Kay. Arrangement* wen madt to Invite tt apeaker to addrtu tht meetlnt at tha tnd of the month. Thay will endeavor to tet Un. Stuart Jamleaon, an ablt speaker on current topic* After the muting a whlat drive wu held, Mrs. Lord won flnt, Mn. Crouley uoond and Mn. Talt, conaolatlon. Tom Cowling won mens first, Mn. Buaan aaoond and T. Anderson consolation. Refreshments cloud the evening. m SHOULD EAT BRAN TIRE eaiily? Worry too much? Prr- hapa, lik* ao many thousands of other*, you could trace your trouble to ins. fficient roughage in your diet. If to, you ihould cat bran regularly. And you'll like it—if you eat Pott'* Bran Flake, With Other Part, of Wheat. A* delictou* aa it ia effective, Poit'i Bran Flake* it a breakfait diah you'll want to eat every day — or at any meal for that matter. And It maku the world'* -neat bran muffin*. The recipe it on the package. Made in Canada. Csatlati. em. <* l*it>ilatl nmtmm *m *• *i« ttm.lt rUl* w r-c1. Bn. FUl™ —. -n, l_lv A I .1, >*-fcU. .rnmlt lm tmrnmUmt U. MM ..I t.rra.1.* la Iti, «J_rU mmmm OST'S BRAN FLAKES WITH OTHER PARTS OP WHIAT it NATAL, March 4-Natal- Michel school nport: Division I—High School ttotlon, 8. Muraro. principal. Percentage of attendance for month, 95,83. First three puplla ln proflctenoy, for etch grade. Orade XI—ptttr Laaaruk, 70 per oant. Catherine Ball, 08 per cent. List of thou with perfect attendanoe—Catherine Ball, Tom Causey, Robert Doratty, Morrla Duncan, Peggy Dryden, Oeorge Flaher, Store Kulwkl, Mary Laaaruk, Peter Laaaruk, Lillian McOovern. Yen McOovern, Robert Taylor, Mike Turyck, Oacar Volpattl, Oliver Wlnatanley, Sadie Wright. Dlvialon II— W. 8. Duncan, teacher. Percentage of attendance for month, 98.9 per cent. Pint thru pupils In proficiency, grade I, Mary Terrlon, Beatrice Reeve. Rotl. Altomare. Orade 7, Stanley Myndluk, Marjorle Taylor, May Marsh. List of thou with perfect attendance—Reel* Altomare, Mabel Beech, Owen BUley, Amelia Chala, Slro Clmollnl, Hilda Dagnolo, Annie Oergel, Robert Halko, Betty Hey- cock, Marie Jenkins, Eileen Krall, Bessie Latka, Cells Letuy, John Myles, Phyllis Mitchell, Stanley Myndluk, Stuart Nelaon, Mary Olty, Beatrice Run, Marjorle Taylor, Mary Terrlon, Florence Thompson, Margant Wasylyn, Mike Wuylyn, Jot Oergel. e Division UI—P e r c t n tage of attendance for month, 98,89. Flnt thru pupils in proficiency, grade VTI, Thomu Hobbt, Ada Adams, Rosle Dagnola, Orade VI—Vlnce Llahka, Marjorle Oley, Blen Plcton, Herbert Travla. M. Flah, teacher. Ust of thot with perfect attendance, Ada Adams, Barold Ahlgren. Harold Ahlgren, Hilda Cannon, Joe Chlamar. Rosle Dagnola, Emlllo D'andrea, Hilda Davey. Amello De Anna, Ven De Luc*. Helen Feranlc, Alvira Gaaperotto, Richard Harrison, Bennett Kdmenece. Andrew Latka, Vlnce Llahka, Avelllno Marchl, Ruth Mathcwa, Marjorle Oley, Bllen Plcton, Annlda Senflnl, Lullt Smith. Estelle Thompaon, Herbert Travis, Betty Wlnatanley. Dlvialon IV—James Campbell, teacher. Percentage of attendance for month, 98.8. Flnt three puplla ln proficiency, grade VI—Harry Lowe. Uule Mlrkovltch. Margant Chala. Grade V—Adeline Ungaro. Billy Fowler, Norma Yates, Olyn Thomu, tied. List of thou wtth perfect attendance—Joe Altomsre. Margaret Chala, Anlto Clmollnl, Lta crlatofoll, Quldo D'Angtlo, Laura Dt Luc*. Jane Dootson. Jack Dryden, Kenneth Oalla, Margant Halko, Lorraine Jtn- klnaon. Alba Lant. Peter Letaiy. Harry Lowe, Frank Lyne. Sttvt Mlrkovltch, Bmttta Montamuro, Bdna Moahuk. Mlna Mowatt, Thomu Owen. Margant penman. Louis Ungaro, Leno Volpattl, Tom Wright, Norma Yates, Xenla Deubln. Division V—D. B. Quyale. teacher. Percentage of attendance for month, 912. Flnt three puplla ln proficiency, lame Ooodall, Mary Olordano, Beetle Troyanek. List of thou with perfect attendance—Richard Ball, Mary D'Andrea, Harriet D o o 11 o n. BlUy Firth, Andy Oaapantto, Mary Oes. gei Ronald Jenklna, Bdlth Holmes. Emily Komenace, Doreen K o a 11 r, Margaret Latka, Una Marchl. BUly McOovern. Herbert McOovern, Mario Petoello, Bernard Smith. Robert Smith. Clifford Tsylor, David Thew- 11s, Alna Thornton. Oordon Travla, Bessie Troyanek. Valentino Volpattl, Hilda Wlnatanley, Billy Wlnatanley. Buns Ooodall. Dlvialon VI—Mlu A. Hartt, teacher. Percentage of attendanoe for month 98. First thru puplla ln proficiency, Margant Orllua, Rou Marie D'Andrea, Helen Roberteon. Uat of thou with perfect attendance—Bill la Ball. Bdgar Batch, Rou Maria D'Andrea. Bfrtn D"An- gelo, Dorla Deny, Oeleater Da Paoll, Rule Farano, Wallaoe Krall. Stan Makuk. Reno Marchl, David Marah, Percy Marah, Ieabelle Martm, Jean Mitchell. Jamu O'Nell. Dortno Quar- in. Alma Repka, Joe Repka, Htltn Roberteon, Sydney Robertaon. Sydney Robinson. Andy Salve, jack Scales, Max Turyk, Dlnora Busato. Sam ranno Division VII—Mlu Le Roy. Use her Percentage of stundance for month 9T. nnt thru puplla ln proficiency, Leonard Adams, Melio Ungaro, Harold Oalla Utt of thote with perfect attendance, Leonard Adama. Ida Bl- ssro. Novelln Bonln. Oeno Buuto, Sophie Chala. Oordon Cartwrlght. Mary Oardlner, Sam Hobbs, Otadys Hvtddock, Kenneth Ntlton. Oeorge Oley, Thella Panlec, Dotnenlco Romano, Tannla Shaw, Billy Thomson, Rosens Tomboau, Hasl* Travis, MtUo Ungaro, Jot Volpattl, Vara Winter*. Margant Oergel, SuaJ* Letaiy, Harry McKay. Bvelyn Dootson. Eric Hulme, Stanley Kotek, Audrey Clare. Dlvltlon VIII-Mlss M. Baston. teacher. Percentage of attendanoe for month. 95 28. First thru pupils In proficiency, Ua—Tony Monteganl. Norma Olanfnnaasco. Ollmpla Volpattl. Illb—ctluter DePaoii. Dorla Firth, Jtan McOovern. Utt of tbou with perfect attendance—Otlttttr Dt Paoll, David Dryden. Oeort* Dany. Lena D'Angtlo. Betty Fontana. Doris Firth. Dan Orlgoruk. Norma Qlanfranweco, Joan Heyes. Margant Klemak. Emit Hanks, Oeorte Manton. Jean McOovern. Mary Myndluk, Nancy McOovern. Oeno Volpattl. Ollmpla Volpattl. Al- wyn Koaler, Arthur Wlnstsnley. Tony Monteganl, Margant Katrlchak. Fiorina Olenfranceeca, Frank Repka. Diana Weaver, Anthony De Lues, Jtan Weaver. Anna Chala, Robtrt Setlu. Marlon Smith. Dlvialon IX—Mlu 8. Mader. teach tr. Percentage of atttndanu for month, 97. Flrtt thru pupils in proficiency. Ia—Ruth Mitchell, Frances Horocks, Vera Troyanek. lib France* Roberteon. Margaret Sadllth, Joe Fttotlle. Ust of thou with perfect attendance, I nee Bonln, Violet D'Andrea, Robert Xudook, Mamie Krall, Oeorge Marsh, Rheubln Mareh, Jerry Morro. Wilfred Mothuk, Jot Petotllo. Margant sadiish. Mary Ballnt. Char it* Podraakl. Mary Whlttaker. Ruth Mitchell Dlvialon X—Mlu O. Wtbattr, tuchtr. Percentage of attendance for montn, 9334. First thru puplla In proficiency, Charlu Armstrcmt, Muriel McOovern. bene Latka Uat of pupil* with perfect attendance— »rmo ClmlUnl, Nell De Paoll. Irent Latka, Catherine Letuy. Inn* Mannlon. Olno Petto* Do, Charlie Podruky, June Smith, Margant Travis, charlu Armttrom, Suunna Chala. Ida Crlatofoll. OUlo Olanfnn- cuco, Myrtle Holub, Mtrtln Ssdllsh tam colamn u conducted by Mn. M. J. Vlgntui. AU Mwt of a social nature. Including receptions, private entertainments, per eonal ■ ^^^^^^^ tons, mtrrttgu, etc., will appe*r in thlt column. Telephone Mr*. Vlgneux at btr host, 819 •Wea atrtet. Tht hone of Ut. and Mrs. Harry Drontfleld. 308 Stcohd ttrttt, Pah-, view, waa a happy tctnt Friday when Mr. Dronsfleld'a mothtr, Mn. Phoebe Drontfleld of Cruoent Bay, wu "at boma" to a large number of friends who dropptd In during the afternoon and tvenlng to with her "many happy nturn* of tbe day." It wu htr 91st blrthdsy annlverury. Among the many glftt wen numer- oua beautiful bouquets of out flowen and planta. A large birthday cake centered tht tta table. Among thou calling wen Mr. and Mn. R. B Allen. Colonel and Mrs. M. V. Allen, Mr. and Mra. W. A. Bennett. Mr. and Mn. T. W. Brewer, Mn. A. Crowther, Mlu Wlnnlfred Pale- thorpe, Mlu Peggy DavU. Mlu Ethel English, Mlu Ida Mae Fleury, Mr. and Mn. R. J. Fleming. Mr. and Mn. Victor Onves, Mn. Maude Sewell. Jamu McCandllah, Mn. R. Jardlne. Mr. and Mra. WUUam Holmgren, Mn. R. Humphrey, Mr. and Mn. J. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Fted Nichol, Thomu Drontfleld, Mr. and Mrs. Jamu Dronsfleld, Mr. and Mra. J. Hltltchtr, Mr. and Mn. Oeorge Bchupe, Mn. John Btobo, Mn. R. Olendennlng. Mn. W. O. Moll, Mr. an4 Mra. 8. 8. Slmpaon. M». J. H. Wtntlty. Mn. T. W. Smith of Creeoent Bay, Dr. Annie Smith, Mlu Mu Smith, Mlu Mao Wlghtman, Oeorge Lambert, Captain A, B Delgu and Denis Crowther. tet Mr. and Mn. T. J. Behan, former roaidenu of Nelaon and now of Onnd jPorka, were In town during the week-end. • • • Mr. and Mn. J. O. M. Lock, Hall Mlnu road, havt taken up reaidence at 303 Second street, Falrvlew. • • • H Leggatt of Longbuch vlalted In tht ctty yesterdsy. • • • Mn. A. J. Cornish, Latimer ttreet, who wat operated oh at tht Koot- tnty Lakt Oenerai hoapltal, la pro- greasing favorably. Mr. and Un. WUUam Wlleon ltft tut nlfht for thtlr home in Inonoaklln Valley, afttr tpendlng tht put ftw daya ln town, having btsn called hen through the deatn of the letters brother, Oeorge Perguaon. While ln the city they wen gueat* et tbt home on Jottphlne street of thetr son tnd daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mn. Perguson Wilton • • • Miu Queenlt McQuun ot Kaalo, who teaches at Balfour, wu in the ctty during the wuk-tnd. • • • Mra. A. T. Sttphtnaon't circle of Bt. Sevlour't Church Helpen, mtt yeeterday at tbt homt of Mrs. W. Q. C. LantkaU. 1538 Ward ttrut, wbtn thou pretent wen Mn, Oeorge Johnstone, Mrs. Hugh W. Robertson, Mn. R. A. Aldenmith, Mn. T, Dolphin. Mn. Stephenson and Mrs, ^^^__U ^^rrm^mmB^^^^ Qjyiea&hev Vx) 607 Baker St. Phone 200 Dr. and Mra. T. H Bourque, Ken- apartment*, have taken up ruldence at 314 Victoria street. • • e Jamu Carter, an fi-member of tbe staff of the Bank of Montreal, sptnt the wuk-end ln the city renewing old acquaints nett, Ht ltft lut night for the eowt. • • * Turner Lm of Bonnlngton riatttd in town yetterday. a i Mr. and Un. Berry Boakln of Rotsland an tpendlng a couple of weeks' vacation ln Nalaon, and have taken up reaidence at the Stnth- ►ua hotel. • a a B P. .top left latt nlgbt for hU home ln Rcnate after a few daya in the dty. • • • • Mr. and Mra. R. A Honwlll, 807 Carbonate atreet, havt taken up residence at 8U Silica street. a • • Mlu Ktthleen Tingle of New Denver wu among vlaltor* ln town during tha wuk-tnd. aaa Mn. W. Leonard and Mlu Lois Humber, the latter of tht nuralng ataff of tht Trall-Tadanac hoapltal in Trail, were city vltlton Sunday and vlalted tba Mlssu Betty end Mollis Klrkpatrlck at St. Jouph's scademy. a a • T. A. Mllla of Willow Point spent yuterday in Ntlson. • as Alderman Harvey Fife of Slocan City visited ln town yuterday. Ur. aad Mn. J* B, Dale, Kerr spertment*. han taken up r«.._«nce st 816 Second street. Falrvlew. Mn. B B L. Dewdney, carbonate strut, entertained the membtn of Bt. Saviour's Church Bridge club yuterday when thou ploying Included Mn. John Cartmel. Mn. H. Roallng. Mn. Lealle Craufurd, Mra. B- C. Wragge. Mra, P. O. Mo,a„ Mn. F. F. Payne, Mn. L, V. Rogers STORE NEWS "SPRING MERCHANDISE IN A SPECIAL WEDNESDAY MORNING SALE Holeproof Hosiery Women's Kid Gloves Sheer chiffon hose—every pair perfect. Made with the new cradle foot and garter top. Full fashioned. All sizes. Regular fl.00 quality. WEDNESDAY, THE PAIR .. 79«* 36" Cretonne Mill ends of cretonne in a range of smart new patterns. 36 inches Wide. Most of these aold regularly Jf for 50c the yard. WEDNESDAY, 8 YARDS FOR #1.00 Trefousse or Dent's kid gloves in pullon or buttoned style. Finest quality French kid. Sizes 6 to TH- Values to $3.75 the pair. , WEDNESDAY SPECIAL, THE PAIR .. Sl-95 Pure Silk Flat Crepe 38-inch silk flat crepe in extra weight. All colors and white. SPECIAL, THE YARD . fl.OO Women's Silk Blouses Smart blouses with the new puff sleeves. Made* of excellent quality flat crepe. White or eggshell. Sizes 86 to 40. SPECIAL, EACH * 1.66 Women's Silk Pajamas One-piece pajamas of good quality rayon. A range of styles and colors. Small, medium or large. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL, EACH fl.95 New Spring Prints A splendid quality fast colored print. 36 inches wide and in a full range of patterns to select from. 4 YARDS FOR fl.00 and -rwduey R. Bell of Ntw Dennr visited ln tht city yeeterday. Provincial Collector and J. A. ftewart ltft yesterday, ac- companted by R. V. Venables, for Trail, wbtn they will spend thlt wuk on business. • • • Mrt. F. Peters hu nturned from Trail, wbtn sht spent the put 10 days at tbt homt of Mr. and Mrt. R. W. Diamond. Japan'* raw wool Import* between January and November lut yeer totalled aos million pounda u agalnat IM million pounds In tht corru- ponding ptAod of 1093. MRS. E. LEVEQUE GUEST OF HONOR BLOCAN CITY. March 4-The La- die* aid of Knoi United church met at tht homt of Mn. T. Mo- Nttth. Thuraday. Mn. Palmquist and Mra. T. McNeleh wen joint hoeteasee. Thoae present wen Mn. fluthertand, Mn. B J. Leveque. Mn. Walter Clough. Mra palmquist. Mn. T. Cooper. Mrs. R. B. McMillan. Mn. It O. Warner, Mrs. J. Terry. Mn. W. Dam. Mra. John Fife, Mlu B. Budd, Mlu B. Pattenon. Mlu M. Sutherland, Mlu B. Talent and Mlu M. Pattenon. A tocltl hour wu tptnd In honor of Mn. B- Ltvequt whou birthday It wea. J. P. Sutherland, C. P. R engineer hu returned to Nelton, having been htn In connection with tht bimonthly boat urvic* on the lake. Floral Rebecca Lodge entertained tho Oddfellows and thtlr wive* and friends to a aocial tvenlng. Mlu B- Pattenon of Appledale wu the lueet ever the wuk-tnd ot htr brothtr, A. Patterson. Canyon Badminton Club Raises Money CRBSTON, March ft—Tbt Badminton club at Canyon enriched Itt treasury fit, with wblcb to buy operating equipment, at a bridge, whlat and whoa Friday. At bridge tht high scon honors ftll to Mn. J. B. VanAckeran and W. H. KoltHammer, and tht consolstlon prlaes to Mlsa Mary Ooodwln and R Loweri- aon. At whlat tht wlnnen wen Mlu Pean Ollluplt and Oordon Vance, and the consolstlon trophies awarded to Mrs. Normtn Strong and Jack Clayton. Oordon Vance wu tha near- ttt correct gueaser on tht number of bean* in a pint Jar. After card* a cafeteria supper wu wrved and tha floor wu cleared for dancing, wltb music by Mn. O. Moulnger and Mn. W. K. Xolthammtr, piano; L. Mohtrg, accordeon, and T. R. Maw- son, violin. Canyon shuttle artieta ar* making rapid progreu. At a terltt of eight games with the pick of the Creaton club talent, earlier in the wuk. Canyon got an tven break In tht play. The February meeting of toe Wo- mans auxiliary at Cruton Valley poet Canadian legion wu held on Thuraday night at the quarters in the Mallandalne block, with the pruldent, Mrs, W. McL. Cooper tn the chair. The aecNtary wu instructed to und a letter to Mrt. L. T. Ltvequt conveying the empathy of the memben. A rota of thanks wta given Mrs. W. H. Cartwrlght for an appreciated donation, and Mn. P. Putnam wu remembered in almllar fuhlon. Tht president tendered words of appreciation to the membtn of tbt eommlttu who to ably i handled the auglllary'a recent bridge drln. The following committee* were •truck: Inmtigatlng. Mn. John Bird. Mra. M. Toung, Mrs. D. Rou; waya and mtana. Mn. W. McL. Cooper. Mn. B. Oardlner. Mra J. B. Johnston, Mn. John Hall; social convener, Mn. W. H, Cartwrlght; vuitlng, Mrs. P. Putnam. Mn. C. Lowther, Tht tupper hostesses wtn Mn, L. Tlm- mons, Mrs. D. Rou, and Mra. Putnam. Retail merchants of village and diawict wtn In oonftnnot at tht town hall on Thuraday night, for tht purpow of giving full endorutlon to a wriea of retolutlona that are being submitted federal authorities In conntctlon with tht work of the special committee, beaded by Hon. H. H. Stevens, minister of trada and commtrw, tbat la investigating unfair and unethical retail trada practlou In Canada. It wu expected Mr, Mathews, who bu been on a tour of tht Kootenay*. would bt preunt, but thla wu lmpoulblt u ht had bun ctlltd to Ottawa. Tht muting was presided over hy A. Carrie, with M. R Joyce named aecretary pro tern. After a wrlw ef ruolution* had been approved and ordend forwarded the proper authorltiw, tha matter of ngulatin* credit and the poulble orgenlwtion of a looal retail merchants' auoclttion wen dlacuaaed. but final action deferred. Tht muting wu well attended and wu most enthusiastic. Blowom Temple Pythian Slaten had a fair turnout for their brldgt at tbe pariah hall on Friday night, wbleh wu handled by a very oapt- bi» oommlttw, with the high toort prlau going to Mn. it. M. TjUord and Brie Cralglt of Erlckson. Second prlau fell to Mr*. Mallandalne and R. M. Telford, with tht consolation prlwa taken by Mn. F. Putnam and T. Ooodwln. Afttr cards then wu tht prewntation of prlau and a delightful lunch wu urved. Mn. A. Corrlt hot Just ltft for a ftw weeks' holiday visit with friends at Pernlt and Cranbrook. Mlu Sadie Fraaer wu a week-end vlaltor with frlenda at Hutcroft and Camp Lister. Mlu M. Carr, RN, matron of Cruton Valley Public hospital, wu a visitor with her parent* and other Cranbrook Mends tht put wuk. Rev. and Mra. A. Cobb of Calgary wtn vlaltlng last week with the latter'* parents, Mr. and Mrs. w, Llphardt. O. Summers of Rosthern, Sask, who halt spent tht winter with Mr. and Mrs. K. B Ostendmf. left last week for Vancounr, when ht expect* to remain, Before leaving be told his csr to J. P. Rou. Mn. A. Walda of Fernie. who hu bun on a visit with her alettr, Mrs. A. L. Palmer, and with her mother, Mra. J. O. Wearmou-b, tha put 10 daya, left for home at tbe end of the week. J. McRobb sr. la hack from a few days' stsy with Ray Crlsler at his oamp at Tochty. P Putnam Is homt from Kimberley. when ht tpent a few dayt lut wwk. after taking ln tbt ski tournament. M. R. Joyct and M- J. Boyd wen Kimberley visitors at tha week-end. Rood conditions eut ot Cnston tn nported very bad. The rat trapping uaaon opened Thursdsy, March 1, and local trap- pert an hoping for bttttr luck ln thts line. The wlnter'a catch of other furbearlng animals haa bwn disappoint ing. Canadian Uut graw It unknown In Holland FORMER KASLO WOMAN IS DEAD KASLO, B.C., March ft—Word hu reached tht elty of tht audden duth of Mra. Loulw Zwickey. wife ol Everett B. Zwickey, In Kellogg, Idaho. Although no particulars bavt u ytt reached the city, lt la understood that Mrs. Zwickey hsd recently undergone sn operation from which aht failed to rally. Mrs. Zwickey wu a native daughter of Kwlo, the only daughter of Mn. Robert Hendricks and tht lata Robert Hendricks of thla city, and wu married here to K. E. Zwickey, oldut aon of the late W. B Zwickey and Mn. Zwickey, alto former reel- dent* of Kaslo. The deceawd who wu about 33 yean ot age, Is aur- vlved by her husband and two tons of Kellogg, her mother, Mn. Robert Hendricks, and a brother Walter Hendricks, of Kulo. a brother. Fred Hendricks of Reglna and a brother, Robert, of Trail. A $10,000 COOK BOOK for only 50c That's tht cost of producing the Purity Cook Book, beautifully Illustrated in colors. Took two yean to compile. Contains 743 tested. Inexpensive nclpw, with new step-by- step "method,'' easy to follow; baking, ulads, meats, vegetables, des- wrts, beverage*, preserving—everything! Onawproof cover. Liu flat wherever opened. Send ftOo today. You'll be thrilled wtth It. At your grocers, or Western Canada Flour Mllla Co., Limited, Dept. _M. Calgary, Alta, (Advt.i BADMINTON RACQUETS Get ■ new racquet for spring tournament play at REDUCED PRICES! Bentley Speed King Bentley Senator Bent I'* Flash Bentley Oxford Bentley Driver Dunlop Maxply Dunlop Blue Flaah R.tul.r $12.00 $10.00 $8.00 $7.50 $7.00 $14.00 $12.50 Ml ) r*. * Hipperson Hardware Company, Limited Look for tha Red Hardware Store Phone 497 Box 414 MOB IK ■■■ TH- NELSON DAILY NEWS, NEUON, B.C. — TIESDAT M*ORNINO, UKU I, ISM Market and Mining News BIG TURNOVER AMONGMINES Teck Advances 25 and Dome 75; Noranda Goes Up 80 TORONTO, March 5 (CP).—Mining stocks boomed on tha Toronto stock exchange, turnover totalling 2.836,000 aharea, a volume unprecedented since last July. Leader gold stocks were foremost In the mon. Ludlng medium-priced gold aharu were carried back 0 to 15 cents by profit taking. » Teck Hughw. trading 43.000 aharea, advanced 36 centa to 0.70. Wright Hargreavu 10 oenta to 8.88, Domt 7ft cento to 37.50, Lake Shore $1 to 47.30. Mclntyre ll to 43.80. Hollinger 35 to 15.35 and Braiorne 26 to 1140. Eldorado talned 13 oentt to 3.78, and Mining Corporation 6 to Z15. Bear Exploration gained 4'/, to 70. Base metal aharea finned ln spots. Noranda gained SO to 83.10. Oil stocks were quiet. Mstol Markets DULLNESS AYIOMi BONDS N-V7 TORK, Mtrch 9 <AP>—Dull- neu rulM Uw bond market tnd minor lout* tnd galna vert tbout lltt. Trs—ifert: lll.15S.000. ptr value. Tbi tvertt* for 00 domestic corporate joint advanced one-tenth of * point. NJJW TOBK, March 5 (A*).—Ooppsr quiet; electrolytic ipot and fu- -un 8. Tin stesdy; spot ind, neirby tnd futur* 03.50. Iron quiet; No. 1 fob. eutern Pennsylvania 11.50; Bu'tllo 17.00; Altbtma 18.00. Lud dull; ipot New Tork 4.00; E»st Bt. Louis 9.BO. Zlno quiet; But St. Louts ipot and futur* 4.40. Antimony ipot 7-0 to 7.35. Quicksilver 75.00 to 76.00. Btr illvtr ttemdy, Vi lower tt 48% LONDON—Copper, atand—rd spot 193 10*;, futun tts. Electrolytic spot £39 10s; fut—* £30 6*. Tin toot 1339 17s Od; future £330 13s Od. Ltad ipot £11 131 9d; futur* £11 171 Sd. Zinc ipot £14 13* Od; tutur* £19. Btr silver firm, !', hither It 30%d. London Close LONDON, Mirch 9 (API— Closing quo—tlona: Bratllltn Traction Ills; Canadian Pacific |16%; International Nlcktl 133%; British American Tobacco fo «x-dlv. Courttuldt £3%; Distillers (31 Sd; Dunlop Rubbe.' 90t lOVad; Hudion Bay 30s od; Imperlil Chemical SOi 7%,d; Band Mlnet £8%; Bhodttltn Anglo Am 10a 3d; Rhoktna Corp £5H; Orownn niS; seringa £5%; But Geduia ns; Rio Tlntot £19%; Vlcktrt 9i ed. Bond* — Cantdttn 4 per otnt loin 1359-98 £106%: BrltUh 3% ptr cent Contoli £93%; Brltlth 9% per cent war loan £109%; British funding 4S 1*80-30 £113'.. NORGOLD Leads the Way In practically every gold-mining field in British Columbia, or in every other section of the mining world for that matter, one mine has led the way to mining success and history, and continued supreme' in its field. This statement is so indisputable that we shall mention only a few instances in its support: Portland Canal - Bridge River - - Cariboo .... Sheep Creek - • • • • PREMIER - - PIONEER CARIBOO GOLD • • • ■ RENO NOmGOLD mines limited is leading the way in the famous Atlin Mining Division —the second largest producer of gold in British Columbia—and a lode gold area destined to take its place among the most important in the province. NORGOLD will lead the way for others to follow. NORGOLD HAS A REMARKABLY PERSISTENT TRIE FISSURE VEIN, WITH MARKED IMHIIMITI Or MINERALIZATION — ORATIEVINO PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT- SKILLED .MANAUEMENT' AND STBONO SPONSORSHIP. NORGOLD takes its place not aa a follower of another's success, bnt br a leader in opening up the mineral wealth of British Columbia. On March 9 the Company's managing director leaves Vancouver lor the property, with men, equipment and supplies. By March 23, he informs us, miners should be driving on, and blocking out, commercial ore. TEN CENTS PER SHARE ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY. MARCH 10, AT 5 P.M.. NOROOLD TREASURY STOCK WlU. BC WITHDRAWN FROM THE MARRET AT THIS PRESENT LOW PRICE. Application for listing on the unlisted section of the Vancouver Stock Exchange has been made, and it is anticipated that NORGOLD Bhares will be called for trading without delay. Russell Walker & Co- Ltd. Fiscal Agents 1002 Stock Exchange Bldg., Vancouver,'B.C. NELSON REPRESENTATIVE P. E. POULIN Green Block BROKER Phone 70 Nelson, B.C. Increase Your Crops by Using ELEPHANT BRAND FERTILIZERS Ammonium Phosphate—Sulphate of Ammonia Triple Superphosphate FOR SALI AT Ntlton—Wood, Vtllane* Hardwire Oo, Ltd, Bonnlntton—Bonnlnfton Co-operative. Hsrrop—Harrop and District Co-operative. ' C—eton—Creeton Valley Co-operative; Crestlind Fruit Company; Loot, Alltn As Toni Crawford Bay—Cnwford Bay Co-operative. Wynndel—Wynndel Berry Orowen' Associstlon Wine Point—Willow Point Co-operative. Thrums— Tarry and Thrums Co-operative. Orand Pork*—Orsnd Porks orowert' Allocution. Oreenwood—Ttylor At Bool. And Assoclited Orowen of B.O. Ltd, looal ctnten. The CM. V S. Co. of Canada, Ltd. TRAIL, B.C. Producers ond Refiners of Tsdsnsc B:inn Electrolytic Cadmium, Bismuth Lead aod Zlno DOW JONES AVERAGES 80 Industrials 106.02 off .59 20 rails 48.89 off .83 20 utilities ... 26.72 off .20 TORONTO STOCK QUOTATIONS Alexandria „._._.. Algoma Amity — Aahley Oold - Btrry Holllnter ... Base Mettlt .... Betr Explorations Bit Missouri Bobjo •■ _ Bnlovnt , Brett Tr*th- Bridie B Expl ..... Brownlee . Buffalo C oold Bunker HIU Cm Klrkland Can Mtltrtlo Cariboo o Qutrtt . Castlt Treth Centrtl Man Central pat - Cblbougamou _ elertcy _ Cobalt Contact Columtrlo —. Conlarlum Com M _ S Dome Dom Btploren Eldorado .'jlconbrldge - ». Granada ....'.. Hollinger jowey - Hudson Bay Inter Nickel Like Maron Lake shor* Mclntyre _ McVlttle oraham McW»tteri Oold .OS %t . IM .. si - Al*h ■fl 11.40 : %* - Bl*/, .12 .03 .11» .44 340 M ■ Mr, ■«*!_ .11 .01 MV, 40 1.48 189.90 IN Mtlroblc Manitoba Baaln Mining Corp .. Moffatt Hall . Nlplsslng Noranda Parkhlll Pend OreUle Pioneer Oold .... Pnmler Oold ... Reno San Antonio Sherrltt oordon Blaeoe Bouth Tlblemont 3.71 S.45 .78 1840 . 1J0 11.78 3448 . .09 47.60 48.80 1.11 .44 3.1b .04 ■08, 318 M 3.90 31.10 M 1.18 12.00 1.80 148 3.78 140 349 .11 Btadicont _ St. Anthony Sudbury Baaln ... Sylvantte Tick Hujhea Towa**—ao - Ventuns ...'. „ Wtlte Amulet _. Wayside White Eagle Wright Har OILS Acme , AJ»i A P Con Associated B A OU Calmont O _ 9 oorp Chtm nttttrch ■ Dalhouale Home oil Imperial Oil interi Pet* Nordon Oil Selection* C4|* mt. Roytllt* _ 6t«rl Paclflo walnwriiht INDUSTRIALS Beatty nro* - Bttuhernoli" __,—. Bell Telephone . Braalllan ■ Bnw _ DUt , Can Bread Can Cement — Can Car _ F Can Induit Aloohol A . Can Dredge — Can Pae Rly — Cons Bakeries Dlatlllera Seagrams Dominion Ston* . - pord of Can A Ooodyear Tlr* _—. Hlrem Walker _. Imperlil Tobacco .... Loblaw "A" y Harru .1714 M m 8 70 40 . 1.03 1.38 .48 39 8.80 47 Vi IM .IS .37 .!«'., .19 1.18 340 s 1.87 18.7b 33.00 .11 M.. 14.0P .. 0 I .. nav, - Ilk 2.80 fa mtt. PllO lOto BntTsven Page Hertty Service suitor— Standard Paving Steel of Canada ...» 11* — SH .__ 18 ..... S3 % ._, 19% ... 117. .... 30% ... 90 23 •_ Zl4.,_ = a& ::: 15 9V. .... 38 MONTREAL STOCK PRICES Albert* p*o' ..._ Bell Telephone .... B C Packing _ Braalllan B C Power A B C Power B . . 6 usv. 9 : 11% 30 Va Building Prod _ Can car Pdy can Cement — Ctn Cement Pfd Can Oen Dec Can Oypsum Can Indl Al A Can indl Al > Can Steamen ... Oockihutt Plow Com U St B Dom Brldgt Dom Textile Oen Steel WW** — Chas Ourd Hamilton Brldgo Intl Nickel Uke of Wood* Miseey _*rrU Montnal " Nat Brewing Ntt Bt*el Ctr Ogllvle powtr Corpn Prlct Brot Quibto Powtr Shiwlnlgm . Sherwln wmt ... Sou Can Pwr . Steel of Canada Twln City Winnipeg Blec Winnipeg Belie Pfd And Bnwerle* ..... Brew _ DUt B A OU Bruck 6Uk ... m Ctnada Dredge Oan MalUng Can Vinegars Can wlnerlee Ooagr*ve Brew ... Dl.t Bug. Dominion Ttar Stat Dtlrlli Home OU Impl Oil - Imp Tob Can Intl petrol McColl pront . Bobt MltcheU Noranda Page Heney ... Bel Qraln _ Wtlktr Oood Walker Oood Pfd UTILITIES InU Utll A Intl Utll B Commerce — Dominion Imperlil Montretl -__ ,. Novt Beetle Royal — Toronto 38% 98* 99 e'« 1% 10 }* 187 19% 19 V. 33 "S 98.10 8*n r. Jg - 1«H _ ( _. 100 ._ 1*9 .... 180 — 176 .... IM ... 379 .... 183 .... 309 MISCELLANEOUS Ctn Bntd Can Cannen Can oypaum _ Ctn Dredge Dom Stort* Pord Can A Ooodyear _ Ktlvlnttor U>b oroo Photo Engr Strv SUt Stand paving Weet Can Flour- — Zimmerknit ?* 99% 30 $ 18'. 9 •8 QUOTATIONS ON WALL STREET Allegheny AU Chemical American Can Am For Pow American lee Am Ma _ Fdy Am Smelt __ Be Am Telephone Am Tobtcoo .... Anaconda _- Atchlton Auburn Moton Baldwin Bait ft Ohio Bendlx Avlat .. Beth Steel Canada Dry .... Can Pacific ... Cerro Dt Pnco Chei __ Ohio Chrytler Com * South Con Ou N r Corn Prod ..... O Wright Pfd Dupont Eutman Kodak Bee Pow * U Brie Ford English Ford of Cinada Flnt Nt Stont Frttport Ttt ... Oenenl Electric oenerai Fooda Otnirtl Motora Oold Dult Goodrich artnby Ort North Ptd art Wtt Bugtr How* Sound .... Hudson Motors Ins Copper inter Nickel .... Inter Tel _ Tel Jewel TM . SU 100 v. M 1% 31% 99'i 33*4 14V. Kenn Copper . 20H 20H 19% 30 Vi Kretgt 8 S 19% 90 Vi Kxotgger _ Toll 91V. SO* 91 Lehn it Fir- 10 -— 30 Mack Truck 99% 99% '.% Milwaukee Pfd 9\ •% Mont ward 93 Va 37 Va 91% 92% Nash Moton ... 37 5| Na Dairy prod tay. 19% N Pow _ Ll .... 13% N T Centrtl 33 97* 39% Pae On Ac Rlec 19% g Ptckard Mo *Vt »% Penn R R . 84 99% 88% Phllllpe Pat* .... IT 17% pun OH "V. 13% 19% Radio Oorp Rtdlo Keith or Hem Rand SH >>% 8% 9% 19 Rock Wind >Vi 8$% Safiway Store. MH — 8 unilt tlr 4 .5% 10% Shell union ... 10H s cal Wilson 11 *_■ 19 South Picnic 31H 19% 39 sun oil of cal 9»H 99% 39% SUn oil of Ind 39% SUn oil of N 3 *1*» 44 Vi 4«% Stewart Warner In 7H 9% Studtbak—' n*k 99 39% •38 Vi 8 Tet Corn - Tel Oulf 8ul Tlm Roller ..... Under Typ* Un Carbide tl 99 Vi 91Vl 47 R 48 51* Un OU of Cal 19 United Air ..... 38 14% 18% 34% united BU 36 31% Un Paclflo 139 139 Vi 138 V, U 8 Pipe » Vi 39% 39 U B Rubber U 8 Steel 19V4 88H 10% 84 VS 19% M Vanadium Steel 39H 40% 97% Wtet Bee 39% 40% woolworth 83 81% 91% Wrlgley 894 H 69% Yellow Truck .. IS «'. «% BAR GOLD DOWN TWO CENTS MONTRIAL. «Mtrch 6 (CP)—Btr gold tn London down two etntt to 99449 an ounce ln Canadian fundi; 198i lOd ln Britlah fundi. Thi fixed 998 Washington price amounted to |35.18 In Canadian. HOI LINGER IS UF BY FORTY Stocks Move in Rut at Montreal; the Industrials Lag ' MONTREAL, March A (CP)—Stock listings moved along ln the rut of tbe past week. . HoUlnger advanced 40 at 1880. Nickel ihot up 38 to 3448, a ntw high, smtltsn told at 100, up S polnti. B C. Power. closed with a gtln of l Point tt 31. Ctnadlan Industrial Aloohol "B" firmed % if CLASSIFIED SECTION Births WBLCH—To Mr and Ur. R Douglu wtlch of Vanoounr on March 4, a wn Mr. and Mn. Welch an the son-ln-liw and daughter of Mr. tnd Mn. w. J. Hipptrson, Nelson. Situations Wanted TOCNO WOMAN. IXPBUINCID oook, want* work In city. Bot 419. Nelaon, B. 0. (1407) SK«eXS«SSWS3es53S«3S»SS»«5SS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISfNG RATES lie o lint 1 Unit, one* Iti i linn, one* .33 4 lines, one* 44 3 Unes, 9 timet .98 9 line*. 8 limit 144 4 line.. 8 timet 1.78 2 Unci, 1 month 9—9 9 llnet, I month 4—4 4 line*. 1 month an All abort ItH 10% tet prompt uaj-ent. &ttU&mKtt1XtO™<;Sltt&mmmmmm-}l 19% tnd Canadian Bronze % at 38%. INDUSTRIALS LAO TORONTO. Mtrch 8 (CP)—Indue- | trill llurta lagged on thi Toronto ] exchange but gtlnt ihowed i narrow margin over lotaee. only 84,000 thine changed hands. Nlcktl gained 40 to cloee tt 3*48. Smelten. rote 3% to 189%. Nickel -■did mon thtn 8.000 shins. Brt- Ullin, C P R ind Ford a lott % to %. , Bnwlng tham firmed and the dlatlllery Issues cloeed unchsnged. The Brewing Corpontlon shares wtn up u to a,, Cinada Bud added % and Wilkirvllle v.. Oilnt were general in the oil group. WHEAT CLOSE IS DOWN IN CHICAGO UTTLE TRADE ON NEW YORK LIST CHICAOO, Mtrch 8 (AP).-A mod- ertte IK In grain prices tccom- panted Preeldent Room—It's NBA iddrtm. Whiat cloetd ***y, unchangtd to % otnt lowtr. corn % to % down, oiti % to % off, and provision* uncbtnged to 7 cents decline. Th* mt—inum setback ln whtat prion ww only frsctlonsi. rl'TIBES HOLD FIRM W1NNIPEO. Mtrch 8 (CP).—Futun* prlcti htld oomptntlnly firm on th* Winnipeg grain exchtnge in ntponm to itrtngth it Llvtr- pool tnd continued export u<ei of Canadian wheat. Tbt marktt ended unchangtd to % otnt lowtr. May wheat wound up it 99% with July option tt 70% centa. Liverpool owed tu fliiim—i to -mailer world ahlpmenU tnd doted %d to Hd higher. Chicago wtt off fnctlonslly. Ctth tralnt tnd—• wu dull, fnctlonltly. NBW YORK, March 8 (AP)—Trading In tht stock exchange came close to a sUlemste today. A few tobaooo and non-ferrous metal Issues received a little bullish attention, but on th* whol. prloe -~?ml\n.alr,l!l^S chsnget wtn nirrow. Turnover wat Co*m ****** -*'**1*-* only 987,490 aharea. The price averag: of 90 npnaenta- Uve lisuee esgged .4. Oommodttltt wtrt quiescent. Oralna aagged fractionally; cotton wat b«nly changed. But silver futuns, slid off 48 to .46 SS_"Jt_?Bai ' "I cf a cent an ounot. deeplte con- JLtJ L S loan lh. .««, ._, cumnt ttrtngth of mining rtockt. ^"mS to tStO. ' * "* Dominion Live Stock WINNIPBO. Mirch 8 (CPI—Bt- l 990. l)oa> Pmident Rootevelt'i n.r.a. td- dm* wu tht ouUUndlng event of financial newa. tnd tbt securltlee mtrkeu, itemed inclined to tak* th* longer ring* vltw of tht president', chtllenge to Induttry to rhorten working houn tnd menus wm*. Vancouvtr Salts Stsen. over 1080 lbs., good and cbolot 1440 to 8840. Helfen. tood tnd cholct 9978 to 94.80. PM calvte. good and cholct 9480 to 89.79. Oowa. good 99 to 8940. BulU. good 91 to 93.75. Blocker tnd Inter .tten. good 9348 to 93.78. Stock oowt tnd htlftn, good 11.78 to 9348. Milken tnd tprlngtn 120 to 140 Veal calvu. good and cholct 88 60 to 88.80. Hogi, select bacon 91 Ptr bud premium. Baoon 19. Butchen 91 ptr head dUoount. Heavy 98.80. Bttn heavy 9745. Lights tnd feeden 47.80 to 9980. Limbs, good handy—tight 88 to 87. Oood huvlet 88 to 18.60. Sheep, good huvlet 91.80. Oood handywelght 9176 to 81. VANCOUVTR. Much 8 — Mining thtm told on the Vincouver stock exchtnge today: Listed—Beaver faUwr 3000. Braiorne 640. Brldgt B Con 3960, Bridge R Bt 11480, Cariboo 1800. Otorgl* Rlv 37400. Oold Belt 600, Meridian 11.400, Ntt Silver 6900. Nicola 6100, P:on*tr 900. pnnrler o 8468, B*no 1860, Silly 1000. UnlUted—Alexandria 7000. B O Nickel 3*00, Big Missouri 3300, Bluebird 3600, Brtdlan 3830. Bradlan War.ants 14.099, But* DU. 900. OOOfnas SOOO, Dentonia 9476. Federal Oold 4000. Falrvlew Atnal 41400, Dalhouale SOOO. Dentonia 1000. Glacier 1000, Oold Mtn 600, Oolconda 4400, Orang* 8878, Orull Wlhkane 3900, Hekla 3000, Hercules 8900, Home 17.000. L-L 3000. I—ktvlew 6000. Koot Belle 100. Mlnto 16400. Morning Star 13.1000. Mogul 3000. Mak Slccar 1000, Native Son 34.800, Noble Fire 13,860, Pavilion 1800. Pend orelU* 700, Porter Idaho 2600 Prinoeu Boyal 100. Red Hawk 600, Reliance 8600. Beva-d 1900, SUvvr- creat 11,000, SUvtrsmltb 3000, Snow flake 9000, Sunshine 900, 3600. Ttylor Brldft 16,060, Ttylor Windfall 6300. United Cmp 600.1 AT MONTBBAL Vldette 380. WeUrloo 7000, Waverly I MONTBBAL. March 6 (OP) MTUV. —...,..- .inn un.,.. ».-,.'. ... " ... . _ .. Personal -TOB PORTRAITS THAT PLBASB" OBO. A. MXXBSB. 716 Bsker Bt. phone 46. (1419) Bcstm*. Itch. Pllet, Ulotn. Try beo. Lee'i chins Remedy. Hudson Bty. (1473) Help Wanted FRI_. ACCOUNTANCY, BOOKKHP- Ing, oompleto home study course. 130 boOkltU, tU Irutructlon. coaching, absolutely free. Your only exponas 1* noattges on tei- aone. Cbltf object of Free courae offer, is to introduce our tyt- torn In new artu. Full psrticultra, AdnrtUlng Svontary. Office 202C. 74 King But. Toronto. (1372) Agents Wanted EARN BIO MONEY GROWING mushrooms for us. We supply ■pawn. For free Information, write Dominion Mushroom Orowen. Re- glnt, 8uk. (1341) For Rent COTTAOB — MODRUI CONVENIIN- ota. North Short. % mile from firry, phont 399P.4. (1413) EARLY IN APRIL, SMALL FURN lshed houu for summer months. Phone 318R. (1301) BBLF COIITAtNED FURNISHED tulte, 9 rooms tnd bathroom. PhoneloSL. (1447) FURN 05 UNFURN. APTS BY wwk or month Medlctl ArU Bldg (1420) FUR. ROOMS. STEAM HEATED. ahower. termi mod. Can. Legion. (1434) FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooma for rent, Annabl• Block. 11431) FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Suites for nnt—gerr ApU. (1421) TERRACE APTS.-Besutllul Medtrn Frlgldtln ctulpped suites. (1423) 3 HOfJSEKEEPINO ROOMS FOR not. 911 montb. Phont 694. (1376) ROOMS 31* AND UP. CLUB HOTEL Oor. Stanley and silica. (1191) FURNISHBD APARTMENT. PETTY ApU 110 Ftll Street, (1408) FOR RBNT—MODERN BUNGALOW Phone 139T3. (1991)) 6 ROCK HOUSE CLOSE tN, PHONE 671L. (1179) For Sale UPI-OHT ORAND PIANO. HEAL bargain, other household furnl- tun. Phone 861X. (1494) SINGER SEWTNO MAC-GnT PER- fect condition. 808 Robson Bt. (1694) BJSflNOTON NO. 10 TYPEWRITER. good u »»j. "Wot Tsfr. oo, (1602) I For Salf,or Exchange 11 PT. LAUNCH OR TRADE POR car, 979.' 3. H. MUCHA. (1393) Miscellaneous Wanted WANTED — POWER SPRAYER IN fair abut with or without truck. Bog 199V pally Ntwt. (1886) ———~"——— i Lost and Found POUND-SMOOTH BAT-EARED POX terrier, female. Black _ White. Owner can han aame by proving ownership. Phone 242R or apply Bill Williams, Btnk of Comment. (1468) Garden Seed Frith flower or vegettbli seeds. 7 big pktt. 60c. Mann, Rutherford. (13411 EASTERN SALES AT TORONTO TORONTO. Marcb 8 (OP)—SaUt of 100 or mon thtret on tht Toronto ttock etching* todiy: Braalllan 1909. B C Packers 100. Cons Baktrlet 319. CPR 839, Canada Bud 410, Coo Smelters lis. Din c Seagrams 1998, Dom Storea 990, Pord A 989. Oypsum tnd Alab 479. H Wllkeri 1190. H Walkers pfd 877. Int Nickel 8188, loblaw A 471, Maasey Harris 310. Standard Steel 3*0. B A Oil 791, Imp Oil 991. Salmon Wuton O 480, North Star pfd 1896. -AVI A OOOD OARDEN PLENTY Of everything to eet fresh—and for wln'irl Mcpaydsn's seeds cost to llttlt tnd grow to much—lc to 4o per packet. Rig Overate* Ptek- •t*. N*w Crop. Freeh. Teated Beedl. Ovtr 160.000 utlafled cua- tomen lut season. Innitlgtt*. Clip thta ad and gtt urge Picket Beautiful Plotren Fret—or tend 99* for 10 Bit Pickett rtgultr vegeublei with special coupon good for 96c on ftnt order. (Coin preferred-, lumpt accepted). Mcpayden Seed Co.. Princtm and Market BU., Winnipeg. Man. 11419) Live Stock for Sale FOR SALE—4 AYRSHIRE COWS all du* to frtthen by lllntt. 4 End 1 yura old. Tboa. wall. La Cruk Pranu 117.600. Waytlde 1199, White Eagle 300, Whitewater 3000. Winnipeg Grain WINNIPEG. March 4 (CP)—dot- Ing future, quouuona Open High Whut May . July „ Oats: May July Barley May . . S-T May ..... 168% July 186 Ityt: Mty ... 49% July M'.i Ctth prior Whut: N 89% 70% 96% 99% 49% 49% 90% 71 38% 96% 41% 49% Low Clot: MM 70% 33% 99 43% 49% 168% 199 IS6V», t*h 163% 164 88 98% 99% 41% 49% .68% 49% 60% 48% 90% 49% 60', No. 1 hird 73: No. i nor. 97; No. 1 nor. 64Vi: no. 8 nr . 92%: No. 4 nor. 90: No. 9, 89%: No. 6. 64%: feed 68; tnck 97%; No. 1 Durum 89. simiiititisttti..ti*ii MONEY By THE CANADIAN PRESS Closing exchtnge ratea: At Mrmtntl: pound 6.09%; US. dollar 100 9-19; frano 443. At Hew Tork: Pound 907: Canadian dollar 49 7-19; franc Itt At Ttttt: Pound 774)7 fr; Ctnadlan dollar 16.11 fr; US. dollir 1640 fr. In gold: Pound 12s 8d: Ca- nadian dollar 8*46 oente; US. doUar 6947 cente. lasisaaliaa..-——-"r Exchnnoe Ratal NEW YORK, Maroh 9 (AP)—f rl- Ing e-hange Iteady at 98.09 for 90-diy billa ind at 99.07 for d*. mind Can dlan dollara t-ia ptr otnt dlacount. Franci 8 68%; Un 9.90; uruguty 8040. Calgary Live Stock CALGARY, Mtrch 9 (OP).—Re- celpts: 460 ctttle, 30 calvu, 303 hoga and 1480 sheep and Iambi. Tbt cattle market opened alow. Few ule. wtn mada up to noon. Hoga wen 16 oepte lowtr. Select. 99.36, bacons 99.79 and butchen 9948 not fed or watered. Cattle: Medium butcher steers 98.38 to 99.79. Medium to good butchir helfen 9946 to 99.76, common helfen 93.90. Minneapolis Grain MINNEAPOLIS. Much 9 (AP).— Flour unchanged. Carload lota, fimlly pttertt 7.19 to 749 * b*rnl In 98-pound ootton ucki. Shipment! 20.901. Bran 17.00 to 1740. Whut, No. I northern 98 to 99; No. 1 red durum 93% to 91%: Mt) 84: July 94%: sept. 84%. Oorn. No. 9 yellow 43% to 44. No. 3 white, 93% to 39. Flix, No. 1, 1.93% to 146%. Exchanges MONTREAL. March 8 (CP)—Brltlab ind foreign exchtnge In relation to tbt Canadian dollar, m compiled by the Royal Bank of Cinada, cloud today u followi: Argentina, puo _ J606A Auatralla, pound 40640D Auatru. .chilling 1911A Belgium, belli 4349D China. Hont Kong dollan 4947A Denmark, krone 2293A France franc -0642A Germsny. retchemark 4992A Oreat Britain, pound 80990D Holland, florin 6780A Hungary, ptngo -.__— 4977A India, rupu —, 4997D Italy, lira _. .0664D ^apan, yen —... .•8997A New Be land, pound . Norway, krone - Poland, tlotl Rmimtnlt, Jeu South Af-lea. pound Sweden, krone _ 'Vwlter-lan-v franr . 4 0703D .... 489TD .I491A .0109- 8.0880 «. 499' A 4348'' united sta'u. dol'ar 9-19 ner ' —'lum (1-19 o*r otnt i-lvtnee). BOOS FAT I. 9 TO 9 CYT4 of 100 or mat thtru oo tbt Mont- nil stock exchtnte today: Bruck Bilk 1999, Alb.ru Pacific 108, B C Packer. 190, Bltburtt A 606. Braalllan 709, B O Powi B 1409. oan ind Ale 118. Oan Ind Ale B 940, CPR 989, Con SmtlUng 111. Cockahutt 100, Dom Brtdfi 499, Dom SN * OB 849, Pound Co 189. Int Nlcktl 9890. Otn Steel Wins 308. _aauy Harrtt 94a MU Power 731. Nit Bnw 900, Power Corp 396. Shawlnlgan 4*9. Btl Oorp 919. Vancouvtr List (1483) BREEDING SERVICE TO JERSEY bull. L-kuldt Diiry. Phons 338Y3. (1190) Live Stock Wanted A PEW LAMBINO EWBB. (8HROP- thlre* prtftrred). Bot 347 TnU. (1448) Poultry and Eggs MINKS Bid B O Nlcltel .79 Braiorne 1148 Big Mtssourl At Bwver Sllvtr .09% Brldg* R ooa 49 Brldgt H Bt .79 Dentonia ......... 40 Oold Belt Al O.O.E* Bnt M Otorgla River .04 Oolconda 49 OnndvUw X)4% Independence .01', Int C * C .19 Koot Plorenu .03 Koot King .01% Koot Belli - .19 Luckv Jim - .09% Meridian 43 Morning star ___ .40* Ntt Sllvtr Noble Plve Pend onllle . 1.11' Plonwr oold 1140 79 1148 .44 J07 47 77 41 _. *)% :: .«% Porter Idtho pnmler Retvet MrDomld . Iteno Oold Ruth Hop* SUv-cut Snowfltk* ——. Wtttrloo Whitewater OILS A P Consolidated Cilmont C aod B Lands . Commonwt'lth ... MlbO-We 'v-venl-i .. . , .„ Kttten** Fabyan ,, .... »reeh-ld Htrgal Momt C4' "rnt'ii-al Mt-cury .19 146 .17 143 04 .09 M% 41 *9% MONTREAL, Mtrah 8 (OP:-»W .-lew ftll 6 to 9 otnts on tbt Mont- ul dttry tnd produc- mirktt today. I „„.*£!„ Ortded thlpmenU: A large 94, AI X...r __-_ m.dlum 99, A pullete 91. Butter: Unchanged at io cente. I Roytlltt Stirling Punic 3* JM 49 02% 03 40 M% 49% 41 j09 .16 116 1948 ■19% 147 144 s.%- 48 .11 .10 1.19 .19 44 .08 .33 r .04% .17 .10 1700 • 48% ROP - OOVT. APPROVED BABY Chick* _ Pedlgru Cockerela write for mtilo* and price Hit tnd eee wkat breeding 1. behind them. a. Devenon. enwford Bsy. (1879) Echo Poultry parm, Ptdlgnt oockere'u Msy chlcu. tlo per 100. Write for prlot Hit. fC Evan.. Abbotaford. ■__ (13*91 Miscellaneous SLABWOOD We handle fir Bnd Urn-i arack slabs in, the M ■ lowing lengths— 4 ft., cord f5.50 te-inch, rick ... .53.00 12-inch, rick ... JJ2.50 Slabs make good burning for this time cjf° year. PHONE 106 WILLIAMS' TRANSFER 009 Wtrd Bt. Nelson (1499. Standard Lethbridge Coal Lump, ton 910.88 Nut, ton 9948'' Drumheller Super Lump. ton 911.98 Hllcrett Stesm Lump, ton 910.00 Phone 701 FAIRVIEW FUEL SUPPLY CUM Uu Nelaon DaUy Ne*. CUulfled Ads for Quick Besultal Business, Professional Directory Accountants CHAS. F. HUNTER. 8. F. A. _ Munlclptl snd commtrdtl Audit* P. O. Bot 1191. rlelson, B. C. am Assayera B W WI-DOW8jON,ut*blUh*d 1941 906 Jowpbln* St. Helton, B.O. (1414] ORENVI-Ut Pi. 6_D-W66£>. t.J Bot 419. KtslO, B. C. (1479; Chiropractors C. HULTOREN. D.C. Ph.C, Palmu Onduatt, McOullocb Blk, Pb. 91t (1477) MeMILLAN JU. CHDIOPRACTC* 617% Baker, phone 113. U4vt) R. 9 Ony. D.C. Ph.C, OUker Blook. <147«> Ckanlng aad Prtssing BRINO CLEANINO AND PRESSntfJ to tb* Wirdrobe. 411 Hall St. Dressmaking TAUORRD * 8WAO0ER BOTTB j apeclilty. Coleman. Annabla Blk. (11701 Electrical ^ SPECIAL — Sandwich Toaster 13.71 HUNTER ELECTRIC at PLUMBINC ward strut. (1449: 3. T. COATES Electrical contracting and Suppllt* Phone 794. • P. O. Box US tPUl Florists Wben a friend or relatlvt tway, your laat compliment i them will be Individually con ttructed to plesae you by tt NELSON FLOWER SHOPPE. (1981 JOHNSONS GREENHOUSES. Phot 843. Cut flowera, potted pltnt and floral dulgns. (1481 Funeral Directors NBLBON FUNERAL 8ERVIC1 334 Victoria St. Phon* 96. Dl ud Night urvlct. F. C. Davit. Hide Dealers DEALER IN HIDES. J. P. ilOROA] Ntlton. 8. C. t; Insurance and Real Estate INSURE OUR COMPANIES WH rout your highut lduu ind mi TOU monty. T. p. Roallng, 1 Roy ROBERTSON REALTY CO. LT] Rial uttte. insurance nntal Aberdeen block. Biker ttrut. R W. DAWSON. Real Estet*, surance. Rentsls. Next Hlpi Hardwan. Baker strut, mt C O. BLACKWOOD. Insuraoo*" enry description. Retl Eit.;Ph.| (141 Nursery Products FRUIT TREES. ORNAMENTAL. Rout, Raapberry and Blackberry canu. T Roynon. Oenenl Agent Jityrlta Nunenu. (1394) Property for Sale RESIDENCE. CLOSE IN. 9 BED- room.. hardwood floort. Oooo baumtnt. 3 Iota, owner luring town. Termi. C. w. Appleyard (1991) THREE ACRES. ONE CLEAR. PRUfi trus. modsrn cottag*. utht and water. wlU Mil chup for cub. P O. Box 1011, NtUon (1413) 2% ACRES. FIVE ROOM COTTA6E. wtter piped Into houte. 3 btms. chicken houu. amall frulte Box 931. Trill. B. C (1491) Pets COLLIE PUPS. SABLE A WHITE BEich FOB. Edgewood Jowett ot '1994) Trucks and Trailers NEW AND USED TRUCK? OENERAL MOTORS PRODUCTS OP CANADA LIMITED (O. M. C. Truck Dlvltlon) Prlcu and Specification* on tppll- cation. 1900 WEST OBOROIA STREET Vinoouver, B.C. (1441) Automotive 1930 FORD COUPE. SACRIFICE pOR Immediate ule, 9I6O. Phone 336 (1600) CHAS. p. McHARDY. INSURANCE Real BrUto—Pbone 138. (148 H. E^ DOL. FIRE INSURANC tgtncy, 80S Wtrd St. Phons 11 J. E. ANNABLE. REAL BSTAT nntela. Inturince. Annable blot Mining EngineerE T. 9 PETERS Mining Enilnur Examination, operation and mtnaf ment of mlnu tnd —Inert!- propertlea, Rouland. B.C. il H. B. DAWtoH-IRUoH ENOINEER AND SURVETOm Musical Tuition 5 Margaret onham. Lateat danoa itra lc for ptrtlet— Puplli pb. 799U (1 VibtiN AND THfOftT, mrjt* Msry Heddle Ph. mpj. (Ut Plamblng and Heating PLUMBINO _ HEATINO. gutnnteed. Belsterer. ph. Sash Factory LAWSON'S BASH FACTORY RA wood merebsnt. 3)7 Bsksr Second Hand Stores 3nd Hd. suite, RMsonibU, aon bought _ told. Rldclllfe, Vtn Watch Repairing REASONABLB-30 TEARS' lence, p. Bojle, 933 Vernon. _ m ___■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■m „4a> CONACHER HAS 9 POINT LEAD lis Conceded Title in Scoring Race; Barry Stands Second "Big League" BOWL I NG •tONTREAL, March 5 <CP>— Any houbt w to wbo would ltad tb* Rational Hockey league eeorera thli A Juet about dlatppeared dur- tne weak-end wbtn Cfhirlle fkraacher sooted three goala and an and boosted his kedetrahlp pter tha (laid to a clear nine polnta. Tb«. Toronto Maple Leaf* right btofer la conceded aoorlng leader-hip both In polnti and ln actual goals, with tha and of the aaaion in alght pone eeemed to have *n ou tilde Chinee of matching hi' 11 goal* while his total polnta, M, were nine pnore than hla centermaa, Joe Pfl- inMfcu, second In the whole league frith 14-37—41. 1 -ftatlettag issued tonight by Preal- dtnt Frank calder ihowed Marty . center of tha lowly Brulni. second ln the league in goals aoored, with 33. An oddity ln the list* waa that Detroit Red Wings, leader ln the United Statee section. had not placed a man In the first flight of that division. Their success, however. Is reflected in a group of three of tbalr men following the four leaders. Larry Aurte. Ooonay Welland and Johnny Sorreli having 30. 30 and 30 points, respectively. Haa penalty leadership remained unchanged, Bed Horner's 130 minutes [topping tba pack while Lionel Co- inacber la second with 69. AMATEUR UNION TO FIGHT TAXES iPentictoti- Bid for Provincial Meet Defeated; Road Race for Victoria Here's All the Dope on Kimberley Puck Team; the Coming B. C. Title Squad Bromley Defeats Hull by 16 to 11 LONDON, March 9 (OP csble)— In ftuttov league timet today Brantley deleate* Hull 19-11 and Oldham detested Walttlleld (-0. Despite Protests and Barring of Stars the Dynamltera Present Strong Team GRIMM THINKS CUBS WILL WIN Players Nearly every bowler hat a UttU peculiar motion that la all hit own, ciacAoo, r»b. j*.—(ap>—as fir I ea tCantetr Charlie Orlmm la concerned, he'a atlll Juat -Mr JCtp- ttn_" to hU cub mates. There'i no blf thot ttult for Charlie; no luperlor, mysterious tl an* eome euootttful l»»l"* t*,m|0<)_I_it, from bit mat**; no drlvln* to put all thsorU* »t Hult. BllU 11__ ^ mua(nili bench. He'll counsel and direct, but th* itrlct disciplinarian stuff It out. "Der Ktptlnk", a name that hu I think tbat thi pltytr ehooatn* th* rlfht method to bet/in with wut meet with quicker snd mor* permanent moot**. It 1* my opinion _______________________ thtt tht owe who trt tuoct_lui:*"«,*<1 "•»" * *-******** ***** J* with any othtr than tht correct f"' <*** *******- **>**'•* <? *-* wt, would btuvtn bttatr bowler. £"» _***""» "•"J***1 "i^*,"' htd they b**n Uutht tht proptr *_• *™*ttt*'' ***** **** Tonilao mtthodin tht betlnnin*. At 1-tt «"f todiy as be cam. to town It teemi hard to tell ln print how l***** • **">V>t "I **u*t«e* from hla m Towl tte__fiui" ta.trs._Sl jsrsi.'^ sf, «°r_^' *? ."s a few tuiMstlon* may be M bta- ]*"* Cu0• **> to**t Oatallna laland *.„V^T^«..c*^.»wUr. «' **«* *»*??* A befinner *hould atand *i»ct, hold- D?"NJ J! J. * ,, ' _ ... . Itus th. taUl a Uttla blf hw than' A lot of baaebali people think a the wallt; than tttp forward with the left foot, the asm* time lettlnf • VANCOOVSR, March * (CP)-OfJI- tlajs of tba British Columbia branch b( tb* Amateur Athletic Union of Etnada hav* decided to flfht tbe 9 Sir cent amusement Ux on amateur loort gatea. following a meeting of |h* executive btr*. I The track and field committee retl Pentlcton* Md tor th* pro- fclD—al track aaat field chtmpion- ftblpt July 1, on tbt pound tbat frtat a time would elapee be, n tbat meet and tbe oanadlan fcbarnplonthlpt In ta*t*rn Canada, |n Autust. Victoria will he treated sanction hold a flv*-mJl* rot* race on pood rrldey. March 90. Application of the CanadUn Scot- hlth nflment ot Vlctorlt ia belnt leontldertd aa t —nut, tor tbt pro- Irlncttl botlni and wrastllnf <—ttn- bloaihlps wblob will bt announced Phla WMk. rime for That SPRING OVERHAUL Let us inspect your car and arive you estimates •n Jl necessary work. VALVE GRINDING REBORING BRAKES RELINED AND GROUND TO FIT I Spark Plots Cleaned and Tested — 5c Each. Paintlnt—Body and Fender Repairs SHORTY'S REPAIR SHOP Phone 171 712 Baker tb* ball swing downwtrd tt full am, length. The twinging of tbt ball and tht movement of tbe body forward toward tbe foul line mutt be In perfect rhythm. Al Dsmiree hit utwpart* aa Illustrated leaflet oa "BowUng Delivery" wblob ba wlU gladly ttnd to *ay renter requeuing lt. ArJdraaa AI Dl- mere* In oar* of tbla p*P*r and be aurt to *nelo** a **lt>*tdrta*td aumped envtlop*. CAMBWDGElN THE TIDEWAY The cambr-g. unl verity a* trjmade IU Ural *BP**r*ao* «Jg *"****. !„„» Wn -in tb* |)«n*irt. t look today to eompm* te»__>* tor *__*],_ __t - the canntnt ooDoaJUon frtat boat race wttb Oxford on March 17. Th* light blue* pad-lad over tb* full tw mil* couree from Putney to Mortlake and la a minute* ttrot- Ing at Cbu—Ick stt a atrok* of tt. Tbt Oxford tight alto kept to light work, getting In t minute's rowing tt t itt* of 99Va itroke. durng * •bort piddle. BOWLING Tb* following ladle*1 sum •aa bowled on the legion alleys Mas N. C4SS10* Tt MBS. J. C. HOOCH Ut 9nd td Tot IO*. T. Oooteon .. UO no no KM Mr*. 3. Mclvor .. Ul 11* IM >T9 Un. 9. Ceeel- .... 11* 19* IM !M Tot Mrt. S. f| MOO Uutjlll . _ n IM Ml MI*. T. Oravas 199 IM IM til Mrt. 3. C. Hooter It* 119 lit tot —nl.l i t-e hi** Individual aoor*, Mra. V. Orsves. It*. Rlfb art vie. •«trs««te tn. tton. Ma. T Touring English Cricketers Have Uad Ovtr India IM_^_^_^_m_m_b*n'**, Usrtb ft (CP cable) — Tbs touring Bnglleh cricket Mim held s food lead onr tn sll* Indtt. eleven at tbe close ot play te- dsT. Wd of two dsys* pity in t threo-dsy artcktt mttcb bslni stttrd lo tld ot .be svUiquskt fund. Entltnd SM tnd IM ror four (latent*) 91 >: tndtsn tts-Mn (Msrcbtnt M not out, NKhoU four (or tt). KIMBULEY, B.C, March 5 (CP) BrttUh-COlumblt hockey tans gasrd hopefully todty toward this East . Kootenty minim town, seeking t worthy Uam to represent,the provlnot In tht Allan cup playdowns, and Klmberley Dynamiters appeared ready and able to "take up the torch" oarrled proudly ln mtny previous title campaigns by Trail .-tmoke Eaters. Despite tht tad fact thty have _. lott four regultr play rr», declared i ineligible for Infractions or the ■ ■■— | Canadian Amateur Hockey assocla- rN , , , ,.,,.. _ ■ tlon residence rule. Uie Dyntmlteri Denies He Will Be q< ****** *•«-«•* «*• i»* with *- _ - rrults rrom the Intermediate team Taskmaster Over Md pr*™. a powerful puck mt- ^^ ^ ' chlnt strongly rtvorod to defett Van ooa ver Astorltted Quakers In tht provincial final. Trail, provincial champions for seven ttmltht years, wtrt blasted from tht current pennant dust by tht "dynamiting" Kimbtrlty tquad lu t btctlo tenet of four games lu which tht famous Smokt Eaters counted only tight goals whllt Kimbtrlty scored tn tvtn 30. Trail won tht third runt ln overtlm* by ft-4 to txtead tht ttrltt. THEN DISASTER, AND HOW! Tbtn disaster befell the Dynamiters. Tlit Saskatchewan Amateur Hockty association prottsted tht eligibility of three members of the team, Bert McOlUWrty, defence star, Rtlph RedtUnc, canter, and Ken Moore, right wing. Redding tnd IfoOllllnay pltytd ln Reglna sut yttr. Tht former was t oenter atar with tbt Junior Pau ln 10S1-M and lloOilllnsy, onetime wltb tbt Reglna Junior Argos. htd, gslned renown tt t dafenoe- man with MoOUl university. sCoort performed brilliantly with Reglna Pats whtn tbty woo tbt Canadian Junior erown in tht spring of 1030 In classic flntl with Toronto Watt Bnd* at Winnipeg. Thtn ht transferred his tlleglanot to tht Win- nlpegs in the Manitoba capital and helped that club win tbt Allan cup lo 1831. Th* following season hs tcoooipanlea th* team to Lake Placid to rtprtttnt Canada ln tht Olympic winter gamea. Tht olive-skinned Moor* remained with Winnipeg* thrte seasons but lttt spring was granted hit transfer back to Saskatchewan by tbt Manitoba association, HAJLRY ISN'T BMIUNO ANT MOaUt A final blow atruck dt*p Into tht Dynamlten' ranks Saturday whstj Harry Brown Wtt ruled ineligible by tbt CoUI-A. A former Trail player. bt wat loan*< to Sdmondton Superiors. Out year wtth tbe oonttnt of the Brltlth Columbit association he toured .Europe as a member of tbe Albert* outfit. OC tbt remaining members of the Klmberley team, Carl Rtddlck, oagy dafenotman, and the Mackle brothers, DUb" and Art, were members of tbt Trail team that wall-nlgb won tbe Allan cup in 1M0, losing ln tbt western flntl at Winnipeg to Port Arthur by one gotl tn tht two-game series after having won tht first gamt 9-i, The Port* won the hit- tone "mug" that yaar. _, OOOD OLD CLABENCE! Rtddlck mnaintd with T^wtl until this season but tht Hackles came big league manager ought to bt matter mind with a big whip In ttch band to get tht best results from bit elub." Charllt tald, "tnd X read In tbt paptr thtt Tm going to chanft my tactic* and become Hard-Boiied Charlie. But that's out. 'Burt 1 know there mty bt handicaps to a manager wbo te too friendly or too Intimate with bla pltyen, but I think that's tbt oaly wsy to run s bell dub. If the boys mlse hell and get out of oondltlon, why tbey jutt fine themselves by shortening then; btteball careers, tint's eU. "White I'm mtnsfsr of thlt club, It's Up to ttch player what he's going to do wttb nit time oft. Z don't mean I let any pltytr run wild, but I do mean we aren't going to have a club sleuth doing duty. ■ Wbat chances have tbe Cub* got In tht coming campaign? Says Charlie: CONFIDENT CVBS WILL WIN "I'm oonfldent tbat the Oubt will be right up tbtn all tbt way and for most of tbt panntnt opposition from New Tork. St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Boston. Tbt Cuba should bt stronger by far than laat year. My plan la to bee* flat starting pitchers ln Lonnl* Warneka. Ouy Buth, Charllt Root, Pat Malone and Bud Tinning, wttb •ome nllef from tbe young pitchers Uke Row Joiner, Lynn Ntlton. Billy Lot ana Dtck Ward. Our pitching wag fine lttt yttr. but wt didn't get enough httt. Chuck Klsin should glee nt just enough punch and I plan to tet blm bit tblrd or fourth, alternating tboat positions ln tnt betting ordtr wltb Kill Curler. Too, we should have aplendld re- serre strength with Cam llll. Oalan, and young Hack ln tbt Infield and Steinbeck In the outfield. Melons? I'm one guy wbo It glad he's beck. Pat bta bit faulte, but ta a great fleber. Psnonaily. I feel better thtn ban ln yean and expect to play a full tattoo at tint bate." PAOE nCTBN ASTON VILLA MATCHED AGAINST THE MANCHESTER CITY IN ENGLISH CUP SEMIS; PORTS TO MEET LEICESTER Either Villus or Manchester An Picked to Win Cup by the Wit* Birds LONDON. Mlreb 9 (Cf etbl.)- Altot Villa wai drawn twlay te meet Manchester Cltv In ooa Mini* nnt) ot tht Enfllsh np whllt Portsmouth tttt*** Lelceeter City In tbe other. Th* match** will be plare* at Bud*er_ltl* in* Hinn- Iniham retpectlvelv on Mirth 17. Unlet, thtre Ii t frtat upset the winner ihould tmersw from tin VUla-Manchettir olaeh. The VtUana, who eliminated trtentl on Klturdiv. than with Macetbuin Hover, th* record of lit vletorle. la tb* hlitorlo en competition. The; htv* reached th* final Mvtn timet and Uw Mml-tlm- li ttmm. In Mtneheeter city, howtvtr, th* redoubtable cup lighten havt worth; opponent*. Th* City, flm In tht carp final t year af* hy Kv.rton, 9-0, hit reached th* flntl lh—e timet, tnd the atari-tlnar* live timet. Neither Ports—onth ner Leicester city have tvtr wen the cnp, -though Portsmouth itlm* th* final five ywn ttt. Ldeattar Ctty le entering tbe aeml-flnila foe III* flrat time. Puck Statistics OFFICIAL STANDINO Canadian Section P W L D T A Pt. Toronto 43 3* 9 9 197 97 67 Montreal 44 17 19 9 100 113 49 Ctmdltni . . 49 19 19 9 97 99 43 Americana .... 43 14 IS 10 99 109 39 OtUwa 43 11 39 9 100 139 37 Unite* Htites section Detroit 44 31 13 10 103 93 63 Hangers 43 30 14 7 106 93 47 Chlcsgo 43 19 19 11 79 98 47 Boiton 44 14 36 6 90 130 39 SCOBINO LEADEBS Ctntdltn section n o. a. p. Conacher, Tor 91 19 60 Cotton, Tor. • 13 10 Blair. Tor 1* 9 19 Howe, Ott 19 • 1* H. Kllrta, Tor. 9 * It Voat, Ottawa 9 13 19 Klein, Amerka 10 7 11 PtnnKan, Ott (II* Unite* Stat- Section Boucher, Rangers .... 19 37 40 Barry, Boaton 33 19 94 Thompson, Chi. ... 19 19 94 Dillon, Hangers 10 34 94 Stewart. Boaton 17 19 90 P. Cook, Rangers ... 1* 14 90 Aurie, Det _ 11 19 90 Prlmeau, Tor. Jackson, Tor. ..... Jollat, Cdn* Smith. Monti Clancy, Tor — t. Roche, Ott. .. Northcott, MU. ... McVeigh. Amerk Robinson, MU. ... B. Burke, Amerk . Shannon, Ott. ... Hlmet, Amerk ... ICtmlniky, Ott. ... D. Roche, Ott. . Trottler, MU Oagnon, Cdns. ... Thorns, Tor. — Wtrd. MU Bunco. MU 1—rochelle. Cdn. . 14 97 It 19 ".. II I 19 . 13 .. 10 13 31 33 IS 38 40 17 38 18 14 37 30 9 35 36 11 as 4 16 as 13 8 at 34 13 34 34 IS 34 8 17 3« 14 9 33 30 14 33 17 IS 31 30 14 31 33 3 30 44 9 30 3 10 30 37 Somll, Dtt Romnei, Chi. , 39 Ootteellg. Chi. 9 ! Lewis, Dtt 88 IW. Cook, Rangers . " ' Murdoch. Rangera Lamb. Boston E. Stlbtrt, Rangeri . Carson, Dtt. Conaeher, Chi Qoodfellow. Dtt Keeling. Rtngeri . Clipper, Boeton Beattle. Boiton Pettlnger, Det Wlsemin. D*t Ripley, Boat -R*r. . March. Obi Oook. Chi. Emma, Dtt. —, Oliver. Boiton Couture Chi. 30 9 It 7 30 37 14 13 38 14 13 39 19 11 34 '18 9 II 13 10 I 19 9 11 10 19 10 19 4 11 I 11 10 17 14 1* I It 9 14 10 It I 19 9 11 1 11 7 11 Pt—PtnalUM ln minutes. EDDIE SHORE GETS LEFT OFF FIRST AND SECOND CHOICE OF N.Y. WRITER Followlni I* th* Mth of * Oanadlan Pr*** atri** ot National Bookey league all-atar eelectkmt hr sports wfltert In NHL. oltlt*. A ooamtus will b* prepared lettr. BT Jamee Hurler. New Tork Mirror Pint tram: Altenut* teem: (Xtl Oardlrw (Chloafo) ". Wort*!* (AaMtla-O Bight Defence Clincr (Toronto) Selbert Ctaattn) Left Defenoe L. Conacher (Chicago) johneon (HUM) Centre Boucher (Ranger.) prlmrau (Toronto) Right Win, 0. Oooicher (Toronto) W. Oook (Bueanl Utt Wla* Jollat (Canadlena) Jackson (Toronto) Coach Patrick (Rangtrt) Boa* (Boston) BERMINGHAM AND HALE PROMINENT NAMES AMONG O.C SOCCER PLAYERS Joseph Muitlt of Cheater b Outstanding Center Forward * •go, whtn ther bought Oeonn out of tht A—ny ud play*d him ***lnat Witt Bromwich Alblooi. Putry Bat u now built upon. Vllltt prtaeni ground I* known aa Till* Park SOCCER CHATTER FROM ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND Pithy Bits About the Game Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Kayoes German Ch*n**i may he going on all around, but certainly not at Ports, mouth. OllflUan, Macule. Smith, Nichol, Thack*rey. J. Smith. Weddle •nd Baaon hav* bran flrat tram men four or flvt ytan, tnd there hunt been a chtngt In the directorate of tht Porttmouth club thlt list M. years. MI. Birth, tbt chairman, baa been with Portarnouth at pltytr. captain, tecre—ry^ninager. director, *nd now 1* chairman. Two. — tb* preeent director* ire over 90 ytan of age. which doesn't prsvont APPLE PRICES IN OLD LAND OTTAWA. March ( (CP)—Expected arrival, of Canadian apples In the united Kingdom thla weak ar* eitlmeted at 36.300 botea and 44 - ^^^^^^^^^ 100 barnll, tocordlng to t rtport thtm tritil—o| tU ovtr tha" ooun- ■■*>** by th* department eg tgr.- trytWe with the t*M_ BACK TO STAB Laat yttr Tottenham were aearch- lng tha country for backs. Thty tackled Derby about Sld Reld. and Sheffield Wwdn-day In to* matter of Catlln. All to no good. Bow th*; htvt discovered thit tbty need go on further tham Channel! and Whitley to back up tht good work dont by Billy niton. But all thu time there u a chap at Brlitol City. Bill Roberta by nam* and right fullback culture prom tht United Statee 34.000 botes an* 11400 ban*!* ar* expected. following are th* receipt* and Quotation lut witk of BrttUh oolumbla applt*: Liverpool: 11*11 bowl* _rll_h Columbia. Quotations: Wlnatep Bin* to 10 ihllllngi iixpenct: Jomthin ttght ahlUlnga nlnepence m 10 thllllng, •Ight shilling. alxpsnot: Mcintosh Mtrch PACIFIC COAST FARES TO VANCOUVER reech nan ONE WAY fll.45 RETURN (10-Day Limit) f20.60 RETURN (SMofith Limit) 0 TO VICTORIA Ceeeh flu* ONE WAY „ _ * 13.95 RETURN (10D»y Limit) RETURN (6-Month Limit) ..... 0 nm tlm. 917.18 $22.lvO |3§.60 Cllt* 918.35 924.35 •30.45 DAILY SERVICE STANDARD SLEEPING CAR AND DINING SERVICE EN ROUTE N. J. L0WE8, City Tickit Agent, Nslson anadian Pacific ^B WorM - t-f—ttw* Tr-wl ■>*♦«*- THB PAN bu owl thtt*. IiH-iii on tht chilly bleachtrt. IB April dsys, and ln October. too- Arid he I* Uun la Jun*. July snd Augutt. When tbe botun* tun Juit bt—* him throuth tnd through. It knowt th* game—at lsttt, bt know* he know* It— And ht deliver, barr.la of idvlce. Hi WlU bow tvery pity ihould bt tooompluhed. AM bt hinte-be think*—put •very wtn OH lc*: Hi rot ill th* matnitet and ha brolU th* umpire*— And a bone play gtte t elmpU •all- Tit we until upon him ind forgive hU summer mtdnees— But for htm. there wouldn't bt * gam* at ill . But for him tnd for tht mon*; thit bt brings ut. When would hi thu good old garni of btllt Trie BOXtNO OAW mnt y**r* ato, tht IrUh held The championship In fa*— And now ahd than, torn* Ingllshm-n Would cross the briny ••*. Thtn Oermeni and Italian, strove To pad tht tittle new.. UnUl thtlr crowni wtrt neatly ■nitfhfl Br PolUh lldi ud Jew.. How, agile Frenchmen Jib tad book. WhlU Chiletni Jolt tnd stint And mtn from Argentina claim honor In tha ring Soms folks cannot turn down in opportunity to Uke a dig at Aberdeen at tht big city or "metniet." but lt ha* gone on to long tbt ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ •—ont" don't cat*. The adviot from to klrnberlw"for th* ItSO-ai"****-. loo* who raw tht light In the Orsnlt* Hugo MackU, haa pl*r*d all hU City Is to Uks everything wltb I senior hockey hu*. I Pln<* at tilt and keep smiling. ___,_____„ — ____ Brie Hornqulst. tbt gotlit. pltytd Thrllt u no orlmt. but wh« tU u ^ ,_i masMr, hit th. come with Smoke Stttts in 19*0-31 *nd a*ld w mtn, generous hetrtt hive ^ t „ *, , = „' ^^aj^, with Trm InurinedUue lut yrar. com* out of Aberdeen ai anrwhtri JJ7 a_mul j^vrwilght. -rnrat Mtx Bell, t r*crult from tb* Kim- •"»■ Ouhrlng. In'th* teventh round of berVty Intexn-dltKi. U * former 9t- ^ gin* boy *od * MeOlll grtduttt. He , Aberdttn cama Into tht limelight pltytd with Dyntmlurs Utt yew.' ajain whtn polloe hid to be ium- Tha remainder art all KlmberUy! moned to elttr trawler, of ato.v __ _ ."". ~"^_'._."!__.,_! *»*•»'• *'*'*. *nd Jamit p»r*d (CP cablt) .—Larry Oeme, Toronto | *_ IX}I_jl___ Wturlord htvt thru halfbtcks named HaU who art broth*rs, and three forwardt turned Walabi, two CnTS £-££ ^ "thl Spu- S^no.'^dJn _U* _____ IHBtS BBOTBBB* ^ -SKtTt-^^ __l__!^_lf Whin Dolphin tnd Quran'. Park ^S_T «_i__.„^_i ,1 _2H__*_J" mst in th* raoond round of ths. _-_' **i'matmt 11 .hUllo*. _t- »»tt SUte cup that* w*i* tour I **""■• __ Bermlnghtmi playing, tnd three ' ^_t_——~ were brother.. X. and O. aasuted producu. POUND IS OFF MOKTRXAL. March I (CPI—Cur- renclet generilly moved higher, but th* pound elated at a decline ot 9*18 oant it 99.09%. Tht franc firmed .01 oent at 9.91 cenu and the DnIMd SUtee dollar 1-19 of 1 per otnt at 9-19 of I per cent premium. 1Tr.Hl IMl DOWN NBW TORK. March 9 (CP).—A allghtly aaaler trend In pounda aterllng marked trading. Burling doted it tt.01. down tt oant. Canadian dollara ***** 1-19 per oent to *• T-19 otnu. whllt Prench gold frtnet flnUhed un- chtnted f' 9*9 oenta. THE OLD CATCBIR Tha aged catcher doni hU muk— BU (tit U atlff and alow— The heartless people laugh to era Him hobbling to and fro— He's watched the ttan lor many rrar*. And awn them eome and go. Ha doesn't Mem to hallway ctr* About t glorlout name- He doetnl tvtn frit Mr—wlf About the thrille tnd ftmt— One diy llkt my othir diy— It'i all l Part ol tht gtmt. HU future'! mottly tn tbe paat— ___! haa no tparklln* dnim— Dan*., fait Cuban., ahow , He doee hu etuff In hetvy ityle. their *tuff, Devoid of youthlul ttetm— And Phlllplnot .ttr But tht tint tnd pit) ere count It doetnt matter whence you earn*— him ttlll nt only whtt you AJtt. 'Th* b»ckbon* of th* u*m. twayt who ouly warned to get Cdlnburgh to te* Aberdeen be lllrxinlint ln the SoottUh cup. Mu. hid food supplies, and a It* hicjclr- on thlch to i—tkt the return Jour- nty ttttt tht mttch. Prom other ivntera many ride, have been atolen fur tht Mm* purpoee. to Aberdeen U no worse of! thin the reat. Thl tnwltr Idet, hovtrer, wu t bright ont. It wu rioorted recently that one Abtrdonlu) on return.ng home .'rom a match In Olaagow wu uked if it wu » hi* "gate" The reply waa. "Aye, tht olttrat 1 «v*r cllmbtd Thtre U atlll plinty _ money tor locorr In the old oountry. Tu* eight BnglUh cup tu* In ont dty attracted a crowd of 378.000 and racelpU amounted to 9139,000. Ait.'ndtncf record, were chalktd up at two grounds, not it Highbury, however. when 91.000 clicked the turnstiles. It wu much tbt Mm* *t tht Scot- tub tus. ... Tns V*U ot Atnol club ot Pitlochry, will ttrlt yetr ctleortu Hi Jubilee. Vtles are ont ot tht oldest membera of tht B.T A, end In 1978 cut quIU • decent llgure In the ."Scottish cup competition. Today Valet an cuttodlant ot tht Perthshire cup, tnd ttlll going .trong. . e e In England dub* continue to hate respect fop th* soccer scribes. A recent Saturday was preu luncheon day at NewcuUt Unit**, then tu treat gathering ot celebntie. including AUc Jamea, Dave Jack, Prank McMenemy. etc. One fa-e, unfortunately wat muting, thtt of the late Herbert Chapman their 13-rou—* bout, ^^^^^^^^ Oalna lott tbt Brltlth Bmpu* crown lut month to Un Harvey, the Brltlth man-ot-all-walghu. MORE ABOUT JAMMED GUN (continued From Page One) ot whom an alao brothtrs. OmtU Sll-099 A otnur-fo—rtrd who hM *t- tnctM t good detl of attention thu Secondary Golds Generally Weaker VAIfOOUVSR. Msrt.ii I (Or>~T;.- — ...IfMr prlotd (t>l*la ud same et tb* msson U Josspb Uaull*. tor who_« but mtUl issue* wtn ooanldorsbi; ***** (Lranttr but tiw twoodarr t&i _ wlwn lw notlctxl * cap and a atrap atlcklnc out ol tha auiptct'a Jaektt pooktjt. "What haw you »wi*r* ba quart«_ and aalaad tha strap and puuim on It dlaootrnd that lt waa attached to a blackjack. Tbt man muttcrtd an oath and whipped out an auto* matlc platol and pulled tba trlffer. Tba weapon fallad to dlacbarfe. "STICK TM VP" "Stick 'tm up, ht ordered, "backing awaj from tha eonatabla and eontlnulni to endeavor to flrt the platol. Tba offloar aftar aoma difficulty mantled to draw bla own revolver, which waa to lta holater btntatb bla jaektt and greatcoat. By thla tlmt tha gunman and bla companion wtrt running and the officer opened flrt but apparently did not hit tha armed man. Constable Pearce. who waa not on duty and. in plain clothee, beard tbe aound of the ahootlng and Joined bla brother officer In tbe chaae. but tbey loat their man to tha whole. ■alt dlitrlct. Othar offlcera wart aant to aid them but no tracae of tbt men could ba found- It la believed by tba police tbat tht men wart planning to bold up ont of tba atoroa to tha dlatrlct where Oonitable Heart flnt nw them. tranafer Chatter are mid to bave rejected an offer approaching $10,000 A protege of Hill, ttw famoua aan* tar halfback, and a native of tht aame Durham coining village ol Het- ton-le*Hole, Mantle waa at Burnley from tba time ha waa 10. ln 10M, to 1M0. whan ba waa tranaferrad to Plymoutb Argy*a. Ha did uule ln bla two aaaaoni there, but with Cheater laat ataaon be acorad 34 goala In II gamea. Blackpool, who hava .pent con* ■Iderabie time and money in aaaxcb* tog for an effective aubatitute for tba Injured Hampaon, will neither confirm nor deny tbat thay have takan an lntereet In Diamond, tba goal-ecoring can ter •forward of south- port. They bave fancied tbla Irishmen for soma time, and tber could have had blm a few weeks ago bad they agreed to tba price tbat waa askad. Aaton Vllla'a laat guna on tbe Ferry Bar ground took place 62 yeara' atocka wart generally weeker. Pioneer Oold advanced M to 11 or Aunablna gained M at IJO anM Vldette was up 13 at 31.. Coogrfi gained all oenta at 11, Nloola wv up I at »i and Taylor Bridge at g> was I oenta higher. Bradlan loat • at J,11. Budge Hire ■ OooanlMatad waa down IH at I and loeaea of one cent wan suffer i by Bridge River B»pkv»tion at 1* Cirtooo at 1.90, Premier Oold c l«3. Reno at 1.33 and lloralnj su: at 40*. Kg Mlaaoun at u and fend Oreille at Ml were up 3 each, Whit? Bagle gained ona oent at M Bri . Columbia Klckel and Ooloonda tt unchanged and Porter Idaho laat ', cent et 1*. Bona Oil lost 4 at IM, Calgary and Bdmonton advanced | at ML. Royallte waa unchanged and it ■ at Uta olla ware quiet *UB changee of only fraction!. A Golden Gate Steak i That msy not mean much to you but ssk tht man who's tried one— He'll tell you of Hs delirious and tasty flavor and of how onr ehefs cook it ts perfection—Try It todsy ;......... 45* GOLDEN GATE CAFE BRINGING UP FATHER; By Geo. McMaans BV GfXUV. "rvncrt tub. 6-COND TIM* THW _6U.- BOY KVIOCKCD ON TM« DOOP TWr8 CLUB IS ~VM CRAXV MB eCTTSR HOT OO IT » iw< .—If——»«-»>-LPs- II llll — — — THE NELSON DAILT NEWS. NELSON, B.O. — TCMDAT MORNINO, MARCB 8, MM- KIMBERLEY 2. VANCOUVER 1 KIMBERLEY IS FORCED DRIVE PUCK DOWN ICE Vancouver, Has Lots of Pep in Final' Few Minutes miters with tbelr hwvjr bodlolwok*. Dyde tgtln pltytd th* tam* MU- __nt gam. « he did on Saturday "'So'iig Kelver. Puffy t-tmn Mid Hugo M»ckl« w*n the molt «flectlv» of th* BSmberley lorwtrdi, »bo w a whole did not display thi ume duh that h« futured their previous ip- peartnou hut thU uuon. Johnny Dlcktn pltyed ptrt of tht flatl period ind showed up well during toe short time he wu on tbl JM. KM** worked hard on defence, but Reddlck, while stopping many of the Vinoouver attack*, wu a llttlt ovtr- zealoui in hit checking tnd *RM thru (Xfalltlu durlr HornquUt wu forced time to prevent tbt Quaker* from tying up th* g*m*. __ Referee Oarol Kendall and Judge- of-Piav Lao Dulruu handed out a totel of 11 penaltut with tbi Dyna- „ mlteri getting" *l». All tl» penalties SLIM CROWD PULLS -» °<m™rT .KSK "**. scrlbner'* wh*n th«y *p*nt two mlnutu in th* box u » ruult of * UttU feud. Summiry: Flnt period—(I) Klmberley. Alt Mtckle, :*9. Pentlty-Kemp O). seoond period—(2) Vincouver, McQuade, 18:87. Penaltlu—Rtddlck (1). Sortbner. (3), ReOdlck (3). MoQuidt (1), Kemp (1), , _ , Third period—(3) Klmberley, Kelver. (Reddlck) 840. Pemltlee—Ritchie, Scrlbner. R*d- dlck, Kot«k tnd Crtniton (1). Sjopi by goallw: ^—...::::::::::::::::: 15 12 ?t=S Klmberley—HornquUt; Reddlck snd Kouk; Botterlll, Art Mackle and Kemp; Hugo Mackle, Kelver and Dub Mackle; Dlcken. Vanoounr Quaken—Dyde; Ritchie and Butler; Scrlbner, Crantton tnd Sturrock: O. Dunn, W. Dunn and Campbell: McQuade. FOR COAST STARS Keiver Gets Winning Goal; McQuade Is Coast Scorer TRAIL. B.C.. Mtrch it—The Klm- beri,, Dynamltera bw"** other itep towardi the Britlah Columbia hookey cheraplon.hlp by „«!„, out the Vancouver Q****** t-l in the tecond af the beai- out-of-nve-game urlet pl*J*» »"» tonight. The game awa »Un«ied bv 9M of th. irotlleet crowd. I" the present uuon. A ,'">,l™f*le featureo f the /an. oter Saturday nlght'i crowd wat tbat abiie In Ihe flrat game the fan. were solidly In behind Klmberley, on Monday night the majority wu with the Quakers. Play wu rinsed tt the ittrl, bnt when the Qutkera tied up the game Juit befon the end of tne second period, both teami perked up comlderably and the fan. got plenty of thrlllt u plleupi occurred In front of tbe oppulng goalt. Art Mackle opened the uorlng tt- ter 8:46 when he ploked up • loots puck n**r the Vancouver goll line and after Juggling tbe puck around for awhile, beat Dyde with a nip shot trom Jutt outelde the Vincouver blue line. Klmberley held their ■Jim Jetd until Juit befon the end of the eeeond period, when McQuade picked up a loou puck near th* boards in th* oentn lu ana and unt ln a nip ahot thtt HornquUt never uw until he picked It up ln the back of tho net. HornquUfi view wu obscured by hU defence. KEIVER OF.TS WINNER D:ug Kelver scored the winning goal when he banged ln Reddlck't rebound after Dyde had made a grut uve on Reddlck't lightning shot from th* wing, tht ttlly coming three mlnutei 90 teconds ifter tbe itart of tht flntl period. The Quaken, who hid been doing mut of their ahootlng from outelde the defence, started to bore tn on HornquUt and the fiat-playing Dym- mlters wen forced ot shoot the puck down tbe lee on tt leut htlf i doun occtslons to relieve the Vincouver attacks. Htd tbe oout chimplont pltytd tbt stmt style of hockey In the flnt ptrt of the gtmr u they did In the litter part of the second and the final union, the ruult might htrt bun different, u during thtt tlmt thty htld t allgbt tdvtnttge on tbt pity. Norman McQuade, making hU first sppesrance for the Quaken wu thl outstanding player on tht Vancouver lineup tnd gin HornquUt tht most trouble during the gsme. reputedly boring In on the Klmberley defence. Scrlbner tnd Cranitoutj worked herd tt til tlmu. In ftct, tbe whole Vincouver team played a much better gam* than on Saturday night DEFENCE STROM1ER Ritchie and Butler on defence proved more effective ln stopping the KlmberUy attacks and took moot of the itetm out of th* Dm*- 1_^©" J.A.C. Laughton, R.O. OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN Soil* 205. Medlril Art! Building SNOW BLOTS OUT SIGNS OF SPRING Over Two Inches Fall at Nelson; Mercury Is Lawer DUtrlet retldtnte wbo looked with utliftctlou upon Sunday* wonderful aunny wuther u a fou runner of an early and dry spring wen doomed to dUappolntment Monday, when t norm twipt Into tbs x»U*V to cover tht dry itxeete under two Inchu of tnow. Lut thin 48 houn befon Nelton gtrdenera wen tiling up their plott whllt thou with mon tlmt on their htndi took advantage of tbe fin* weather for a stroll. The storm broke about 4 p.m. and an hour later an Inch of snow lay on tbe ground. Th* ,f*U continued late Into tbe evening. Tem- pentuna too* l corretpondlng dip tnd Mondiy* high wu 88 u oompand with tbe high of 47 recorded on tb* prenou* dty. Tbt low wu 19 degree- m birthrate'down during february The birth nt* for Pwbruiry wu conslderebly lower thtn thtt of the prevloue month, 11 being recorded In the city tnd one In the dlitrlct. During January 38 birth, wen recorded. Detthi numbered tit and mtr- rlige. four. Ho deitht or marr—gu wsn registered In the district dur- tbe month. BRITAIN WILL NOT RECOGNIZE THE NEW MANCHUKUO STATE ALL CLASSES OP Melal Work, Lathe Work, Drilling, Boring and Grinding. Motor Rewinding. Acetylene Welding BENNETT'S LIMITED MORE ABOUT WINCH (Continue* From P*f* Ont) onr whom thty h»v* direct oontrol?" b* uktd. USELESS EXPENDITURE "Y«t tbey ean appoint a deputy minister ot Industrie* at a salary of »4O08 p*r annum, a pui- non witlch foe thru yun I on- drrttand ku been lined by a pari HornouUt WU forcsd to work over- JJJ™^, 0, __»Uttnt to the premier tt ■ uliry of 99000 snd per- mlt him to renin hU position of party organlttr. , Tbe 97000 being ptld thue two ortlclala In tbe name ef psrt) patronage would have been tnl- llclent to have glnn every J«nl0< clerk In the employ of the government t ten per cent lncreue In wwe*," Mr. Winch aliened. The spuker thsn wtnt on to uy that "No COP. government, no CC.P. opposition will rut content until It hu indicated capltel am and brought Into optrttlon thl full urogram ot toclallted planning, luch aiWim lud to th. ••"*»■'»»« In Canada of a co-opentlve com- moamrtib. tot tbtt u tbt toeltl- lted state." RELIEF INADEQUATE Mr. Winch quoted figure* trom the Labor Oawtte publlshsd at Ottawa b, tb. ttmml governm nt '_V1ne,.n.h,reo!uU,,d0,t.,k4 £ SS 2. ft-fil, whllt tht relief toil, in BC. wet but thru dollan mon t ""•Ttle'n we bin al"* compound. callTdrelief cimp. »»_. «J«I» «M0 llngU youth* »r, interned. iTncito * «9* dUclpllu* »* iiahl* to eipuuion from campt SSSut Uttl without opportunity To pnunt tlvtlr cu*. *t th* «*£ ind pleuun of tb* ctmp foreman. Once etpelled tbey bin no red-**. nowhtrt to go. they in denllcti. Mr Winch propoed the following traniltlonal remedlu for unempioy- BUIIJIINO PROGRAM pnnnt unemployment from ln- creuing by kuping chlldnn at school untu they htvt a Job to go to providing nud lor additional ac coinmodatlon and contequintly t building progrim and man *"•• „ CompuUory luptrtnnutaon for ill government employtu at tbe age Orginiwtlon of untmploytd youth. Into Ubor battallona tot coordination of technical tducttton. Soclaltntion of ttnanu for ef- lectin oontrol of currency and credit, tbe provincial teak being to mike r»preuntttloni on thU to Ottawa. SoclalUaUon of all muni ol production. dUtrlbuUon and urvlu ee- sentltl to humtn need*. LABOR CODB Betting up of » labor cod* to u- cure tor the worker mtrimum in- comt and pleature u tniunnct for Ulneu, iccldent old tgt and unemployment. A "taaatlon policy" dulgned to leuen tnt glaring lnaqutlltut of locoml and to provide fundi for tocltl urvloe and tht tocltlluUon of Induttry. in hte rtmtdlil propoaaU, Mr. Winch deilt •» mm* Ungth with the pltn of orgtnirJng labor bat- lalioni, which, hi •**«, could b* put to work In vtrlout wsy.. Some could be In.tructed In mineralogy and geology and unt out on a mineral iurv*y of tbt provinre, reporting thtlr flndlnti to tbt government which could tben under- tftkt tb* development u a aocial enterprlu. porectry oould be tickled In * similar manner wltb tbt Idea of working out a program^ of sctentlflc logging and reforestation. I'OOPt RATI, ELY OWNED I ARMS Coopentlvely operated farm* for eaperlmental purpotu could b* ee- Ubllahed to demomtrttt to the firmen now tbelr ftrmt oould be plan on an tconomlctlly aound baaU, Othe, men could be put to work tearing down slums tnd building modlrn houses tnd tpartmtnti. ThU, ht uld, could bt financed by application of tbt fundi now uud for direct relief, a hetvy lncreue In income tat in tht higher bracket, and hetvy succession duties. He alto advocated tbat tbe proy. lnu take onr all llnu of lnsunnos lift, fire and health. MORE ABOUT A. L SMITH (Contlnu-it From Pa«« One) both member* or tbe iquad, with detective Sergeant Norman Tlneley. AU three had attended the meeting at which the smith charges were made. Muney and Mann took notei. Tlnaley told of the aurvelllance at public meeting!. With them wert called Robert Sturgeon, oourt reporter, who teetlfled regarding atate. menu Smith had made at a later meeting, and Charlea Talbot, a ethnographer, who haa alao reported Smith at meeting* following th* one on which the charge* were baaed. JUSTICE ROSE ON BENCH • On the bench ut chief Juatloe H A- Roee, clean-shaven mild-mannered, popular. On the crown benches aat peter White, KC, veteran of many a legal battle, and major Thomaa Mow, bis aaioclate. In the box was the accuaed, twice a moderator of the Methodist church ln Manitoba, and a former member of the leglalitlve aaaembly of that province. For yean he hu conducted legal defence* for "political prisoner*, Dapper, hi* aparae hair neatly brushed, he leaned forward only oeculonally to consult hi* counael. HICK APPEARS TODAY Associated with Mr. McMurray are Onle Brown, noted "labor" lawyer of Toronto, and Leo Gallagher, famous I'nlted Slate* lawyer who aulsted |n tbe defense of Maria* Van der Lubbe, charged wltb having burned (he relrhstag building* it Berlin and later executed for tbe crime. TIm Bark, fiery little communist leader will probably appear In court tomorrow. Shortly after the court opened to. day, Mr. Mcarurray moved for a quiahlng of the Indictment agalnat hi* client, claiming th* charge* failed to ahow seditious Intent, KAMLOOPS MAN IS INJURED IN AUTO- FREIGHT TRAIN CRASH P KAMLOOPS, B.C., March 8 (CP). —A oar owned by Charlu P. Blck- ford, manager of Kamloop* Canning company, and driven hy Mlu Nora McMillan, R.N., overturned on a Canadian National railway crossing on the Tranquille road, wu hit by a freight train and pushed 200 fut. Mr, Blckford had a leg broken In two pleou and 1* In hospital. Mlu McMillan escaped Injury, u did bar thru young slaters, ln tha back uat. MORE ABOUT HON. MR. WEIR (Continued Prom Page One) atated tho ooat of education had Increased from 145.000,000 to •178.- 000,000 in the laat 90 years, he did not make theu figures toll tbe proper story. SCHOOL COST DOWN IN B.C. "In the ao-year period the achool roll Increased by 130 per oent, which Immediately account* for •00,000,000 of tho tncreau. In addition we have bad th* lneruu in tho free school age, nlgbt achool* and technical achool*, rehabilitation courae* and extension courses, man/ of them partly ulr-supporting. Thon ther* are health urvloe*—and kt anyone try to abolish them and au what tho public would ny—which might a* well bo charged to the health department. And th* cut of achool buildings haa gone much higher. "*\a far u BrltUh Columbia 1* concerned, when the comparison 1* denned ln tho term* of an equivalent dollar, the per capita out of education has actually decreased by 17 per unt In 20 years." WHAT OP HIGH TARIFFS? "_tir Henry told the farmers they wtr* being strangled by tho high HU notion1' wu Turned "down by i ^ * t2™a,nM, ^ ""SX the chief )u*tl«. who took notice of «* »'. "J*"' %l*±_ £J Z£i th. motion in order not to prejudice ***»' "» <J«^jTJ'tna* ' LONDON. March B (AP)—Deter- ! mlnatlon of the Britlah government 1 not to recognlu Manchukuo ww rflterated in the houu of commons today by Sir John Simon, ucretary [or foreign affalra. Ho wu aaked whether the BrltUh nmb-uador ln Tokyo, ln the erent of a vlalt then by tho emperor ot Manchukuo. would be instructed not to attend any reception or other function given In hi* honor whleh otherwlu, lt wu oplnted out, would constitute virtual recognition Suppoatng such an event took place. Sir John replied. Britain would continue bound by a league resolution against recognition of Manchukuo. any poulble appeal. THB STATEMENT After tho jury *i-» uUcted. Mr. White called Sergeant of Detective* Nuruy to tho itand. The vltneu told of having gone to th* Smith meeting and ot having made tho verbatim nport. in crou-ei*mtn*- Uon he reiterated ho had taken complete notu of th* speech, omitting nothing. Included ln th* notu wu th* statement: "I say deliberately that Bennett gave th* order to shoot Tlm Buck in hi* cell In oold blood with Intent to murder him. Comrade*. I sa* It waa no accident. It was gn order from Bennett to Outhrlo and rrom Guthrie to the warden. They were only carrying out their order* and thor meant to kill Tun Buck." Mann corroborated Nuney'i evidence, and then be ww questioned clouly by Mr. McMurray regarding tb* operation* of tbe *o-c*lled "Red Squad." Robert Sturgeon, oourt reporter, had reported a muting at Maauy hall at whleh Smith had stated If Buck had bun two Inch** toiler be would h»T* bun ahot to duth." HU report, ho believed, wu an *c- curato one but be would not swear lt wu 100 per cent perfect, Dimnv job Charlu Talbot, stenographer, told of attending anotber meeting at Mftutf hall and had quoted Smith •pros*jot for an investigation Into affairs at Kingston penitentiary whon "an attempt wu made, in oold blood, to murder Tim Buck." Tbo nport be bad made covend uvon fltngle-ipftcod theet* of paper, be told Mr. McMurray. A court reporter might be futer than a stenographer, ho thougbt, and might get mon of a *petch. It would be difficult, lu bU opinion, to uke a verbatim nport ln longhand. Smith, he ofttd. wu rather a slow speaker, however. At tba conclusion of today', su- *km, hU lordship ordered the Jury to be locked up for tbo nlgbt. Befote Nuruy started hU evldenu, all otMr wltneuu wen excluded. Nuruy road from notu ht had taken at the muting Smith ad- dnwed In tbo allegedly seditious manner. HU notu wtn abbreviated, ho explained, but immediately on The meres* of onr PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT wo Attribute to tbe au of Chemicals of highest quality and produced In Canada. Try ns with your neit pre*cr1p- tlon and get Merck* Smythe1! Pharmacy PHONE 1 CURLERS BEAN FEB MARCH 17 the, wen being strangled by the htgn tariff* for which he and hi* friends an largely responsible." While lt U imperative that wo ahould avoid bankruptcy of the provinoe, may 1 remind you that the Intellectual, moral and aplrltual bankruptcy of th* youth also ihould b* avoided," he uid. MVST K CHANGES It U a popular putlme to attack education and I agree tben muat he certain adjustment* made In tho next five or 10 yean. Tho curriculum muat bo modernized, for education ■ball have to participate mon actively In public llf* than In tho pwt. All thU ooat* money. "Thou on per capita coat* paid by tbe people prorlnolilly and munlrlPftlly In 19S_:' B.C. fl«.«7; Saskatchewan wUA.l Manitoba 111.!)-; Alberta glg.fi.; Ontario $19.15. You notice Ontario to tha highest and perhaps that'* Why Sir Henry Drayton wu to upwt." With flv* tlmu B.C's population Ontario spent nine tlmu w much on Its university i*flt ywr and ■even time* u much on lta "Tho wut U not u extravagant a* tbe ewt ln education. Nor do we apend ao much proportionately u Onat Brtlaln on teachers' salaries, or ln many etetw ln the United Statu" AGES OF rREE SCHOOLING Another direction tn which other provlncu outahone B.C. ln piling up tbo cbble wu ln tbe age* for fru schooling wbleh won roughly: B.C. 6 to lft yean; Ontario 6 to 21 yeara. Manitoba 8 to 21 years; Saakatchewan 8 to 21 yeara and Alberta the aame. Be next answered critics who said too many wen getting educations at tbo university. Out ot 700,000 people in th* provlnu thon won 120,000 ln public schools, 20,000' ln high *chooU. and 1000 at tbe uni- venlty of which 269 to 278 graduated e»ch year, in other word* lt would take 25 yean for 1 por otnt of th* population to graduate from tbo unlverelty, CRITICIZES GRANT CUT Dr. Weir launched Into a genenl denunciation of the lato government for draatle reduction In the university gnnt. He termed lt an act of sabotage and ptney to cut1 tho Smith* ipeech. The words wen tbou on which tbo Indictment wu baud. 70* WORDS Witneu wm Quutloned by Mr. Mc- Mur.ay regarding tb* length of the •peech. He InaUtod be got lt all. It bad taken him SO mlnutu to write the apeech from hU notu. Tbe entln apeech apparently amounted to about 700 word*. He had attended a number of Smith ^.Ibt iCK_ Uwtch lr?* r__iin^"«- »ut •-**• «• •***■ my ow nual feed of bean* to which curlers tearing the hall ho bad transcribed' amount by 58 por unt In two WOODEN WARE for the HOME These necessities for the home are so reasonably priced that yon should not delay in obtaining the ones you have wanted so long. HANDY KITCHEN STOOL—each f 1.25 IRONING BOARDS B2.95 BREAD HOARDS—each 40* to *1.25 WOOD MIXING B0WLS-«ach 85** lo *1.60 SLAW CUTTERS-each 90< And Many Other Items Now on Display in Our Window Wood, Vallance Hardware Company, Limited look forward will possibly bs tucked twty on Um night ol Saturdsy. March 17, lollowlni a tbrw-dav winding-up bonsplel ol tb* Trail Curling club, according to sn announcement made by officials of th* club Mondsy. Th* Prt anient > rlnka ar* ran to enjoy tb* feed wttb grwttr tppttlu tt thlt won from tbt rlnkt of tbt Vlct-presl- Ing btlng thlt tbl lotera ptr dtnt by 19 polnti, tbt innutl rul- Providint no othtr plana uptet tbt dltea of tho bonipltl It will be htld on Wtdnttdiy. Thurtdiy tnd rWdtv, March 1*. 19 and 19. oamea will tUrt at I o'clock In th* »tt*r- noon of Wedntaday and tht latt dnw will likely itart at 9 or 11 pjn. Probe Death of Alberta Farmer! at which aedltloua ctatemant* had boon hoard. He denied be hed been aaalgned to the meeting for the pur- poo* of opening a proeecutlon. "I acted on my own inJUettre." ho added. yean and 7*t it wa* called by tbe name of economy. 'Then wo ban a 13.600.000 Investment needing npain and rehabilitation and yet they do thU a* an economy mcaaun and call It good bualno**," he continued. "In drought -stricken Saskatchewan when then te a smaller university It goto 75 per cent mon for upkeep tban we do. Manitoba university aleo get* considerably mon. Never ln tho history of the British Kmpln was e university treated aa oun waa." SOt'ND BASIS Ho apoka of U.B.C.'a rating a* a claaa "A" university by both lead- CE FRUIT FAIR News Letter Notes Little Change in Prices Victoria and Vancouver nport bualnea* In tho fruit and produce market talr with few price changes, according to tho market new* letter l**ued by the department of agriculture at victoria, jobben report a quiet week at Calgary. VICTORIA—Buslneas In fruit and produce for tho past week ba* been fair. Apple prices an unchanged. The Bahamas tomatoaa offend an rather poor stuff. Theae an selling at 14 per lug. Forced rhubarb supplies an plentiful and an Quoted from 4 oenta to 4V_ cent* per lb. Walla Walla iplnach te offered at •1.75 per cnte. imported: asparagus U now aelllng at 31 oente per lb. Bunch carrot* an on sale at M-26 por cnte. Celery U down ln prloe to IS .SO per cnte. Oreoa peaa are Quoted at 20 oenta per lb. Potato price* are unchanged. The market U a Uttle outer with plentiful supplies on hand. Vancouver — Then an few change* ln prices In tbo fruit and vegetable market. Bualnea* ln that section seems to ho fairly active. Apple price* remain ateady. A now line of grapefruit ha* arrived from tho Imperial valley, known a* the "Charm" bnnd. Tho fruit ranks among the beet, and tho pack la heavy. Imported asparagus U Increasing In supply and tho price 1* down 6 oente to ao cent* per lb. Imported celery has actually Increased ln price hut the dump duty having been nmoved, makes lt 75 cente cheaper than last week-43.76 per half cnte. A ahipment of New Zealand onlona arrived ln on th* R.M.B. Niagara on February 33. Theae an of very good Quality and oondl' tlon and an fetching S3.35 per *aek wholesale. Mexican tomatoes an Quoted at M per lug. Then U no change in egg price* although the tnnd would appear to be downward. Them an none going Into storage yet. Two oan rolled eastward on Pebruary 34 and onr on tbe 38th. Possibly another will leave during tho latter part of this week. Th* wholesale price* tor hay and grain remain ateady. Milled feed* up S3 and screenings up gl per ton. Poultry, veal and hog prices remain unchanged, importations Into Vanoouver during week ending Pebruary 34 Include: California—oelery. 786 crates, carrots 360 cases, cauliflower 1700 crates, asparagus 49 cntes, broccoli W cases, spinach 1137 case*; 630 cases of tomatoes from Mexico tnd 3637 aack* of onions from New Zetland. CALOART—Tho return of spring- like weather hu not helped the trult and vegetable volume. Jobben report a very quiet week. Southern Alberta potato ahlppen nport a further price reduction of gl—making the preaent quota tlon* 113 per ton ahlpplng point. Car arrivals for Pebruary abow a gain of 10 can over th* aame month lut year. Rivalry between local Jobben U making tor very small profits ln most lines. Reporte from the Raymond, Brooka and Medicine Hat dU- trlcts would Indicate a Tory heavy Increase ln onion acreage for th* coming eeaaon. Th* tine keeping quality of Medicine Hat grown onion* bu been demonstrated to the aatlafactlon of Calgary Jobben and It U certain they will be In good demand thU yoar. SEATTUS—Heavy supplle* ot California asparagus an being received by boat and truck ahipment with demand moderate and market weaker. The top price being 10 oente per lb. Hothouse rhubarb supplle* moderet* and market firmer et 10 o*nts advance on extn fancy—now mooUy 85 cent* and fancy 76 centa per 15-lb. box. Carlot ahipment* from Sumner are averaging thn* to tour can dally with movement showing a gradual decrease. With favonble weather local outdoor rhubarb wtll be ready within two week*. Lettuce market weaker and supplle* liberal. Best aelllng at $3-60 with Inferior gnde bringing u low u gl.60 per cnte, Potato market quiet, track tale* to wholeaalen Yakima No. la, 11.40 per cwt. SUIT SALE $18-75 $24-75 VALUES TO 932.50 VALUES TO ?40.00 Rising prices make these values very attractive. 60 suits from our regular stock of Fashion-Craft, Cook and Leish- man makes. All colors. Blue, brown and grey in tweeds and worsteds. Don't pass up this opportunity. Quality Service Satisfaction EMORY'S Limited 4 WOMEN INJURED IN UNEMPLOYED RUSH UPON RELIEF OFFICE OKLAHOMA CITY, March 5 (API —Pour women wtre injuria and door* ot —i* new <*d*rll relit! office, here wen battered down tode. as 1300 unemployed, mottly women, rushed lb* plice In teirch of Jobs tnd food. Tb* woman wtr* hurt when t civil worki admlnlatntlon truck wu driven through th* crowd. PORTS EVEN DP WITH THE FORTS POST WUXIAai. March 9 (OP)— Port Arthur checked tb* title-rush of Port William tnd evened tbt .landing with • 9-9 victor. In tb* second ol thtlr thrtt-out-ol-tlvt- (tm* ssrles lor tht Thunder Bay Stnlor Amateur Hocksr mttaat chtm- plonsblp btr* tonlgbt. Two overtime periods wert nMtaiarv befor. Pott* lueceeded ln braking a 3-9 tl*. Cummlna* and Milton tallied tot Port Arthur with Smith and Allison adding tbt polnu lor tbt Forti. "Get Ont," Greece's Order to Insull Will Be Placed on American- Bound Veaael if Does Not Go Voluntarily Ha had —tin Smith's speech be- i ing BngUtb md US. Initltutloni. ctutt b* rvoojnlMd it wu in offence tgtlnst tbt Itw. Hi wu uk*d If la* had ever mad* falM statements In carrying out hla work, and replied In tb* netatlv.. Mr. McMurrty continued questioning witneu tlong tots Unt until Mr. White protested. Soult Greyhounds Arc Out of Strict ONI Pl.AYE* OVBB AOE; NOBTH BAY AND NEW LI9KEARD in ji mor riNAi.a IDMONTON. Mirch 9 (CPI-Por- mtl Invtttlgatlon Into th* sudden duth of John olynyK, t9-f**r-*U Had Detr farmer, at tha ponok* mental hotpital Thursday night It now under way aa a ruult of rep- retenutlons madt to government official! by Wllllim Olynyk. of Bdmonton. brother of lbt dead man. Tba br—aad body ol John Olynyk wu brought to th* city Saturdsy night. Olynyk died Thursday at 9.40 pa, two hour* afttr a, hsd betn admitted to tbt menttl hospital. BITTHV.» A."A( LTF.D. KAMLOOPS. B. C. March * (CP) — Bandlta broke Into tht butcher ihop of Charlet dm, uwulted him ahd etctped wltb 930. Mr. Dees wu taken to hotpital. Suspects arrested hs<t tn alibi that obtained their releaae. NORTH BAY, Ont., Marcb 9 (CP) ——tult* Ste. Marl* Greyhounds wtrt ellmlntted from the finale of th* Northern Ontario Hockey aaaoclt- tion's junior circuit todsy whtn Otorg* P. L*vtu*ur, Soo dtf.ncemin, wu declared over age. North Bsy Trsppns. It wu ruled, would plsy New Uskeard In tb* finals. Tht ttudmt* u t whole wert splendid group tnd thtlr reoordi ln graduate work had fully shown this. In conclusion hs told of tbt g^r- emment's plu to reorgtnlM the flntncltl structure for educstton ■nd to put It on t "sound tsxstion hull." "And I tm convinced B.C. wltl not tdopt t suicidal pernlclout md thort-alghted policy In the education of her youth, and aha will reach btr proper high Itvy In det- tlnjr." K li HAMILTON, POBMtB COART BBSIDBKT, PASSU VANCOUVER. Mtrch 9 (CP).—Tbt death occurred tt Denver, Col., recently of Robert Better Hamilton, who wat formtrly engaged In tbe hottl builntu botb Mr* tnd Vlctorlt. Ht wu proprtetor of th* old Inland hotel md other well-known bouu*. About 19 yetrt ago be retired from active busiaau snd moved to Danver. He Is survived by bis widow, Mr*. Bdlth Buln Hamilton, and on* brother, Chines, Pendleton, Ore. ESQl'Ua-LT POUCH COMMIMIONEB DIEI VICTORIA. March 9 (CP).—John D. Mitchell, ta, member of the Etqulmalt board of police commissioners, Is dead today. In January of this rear. Mr. Mitchell wu elected pollot commls- •looer for Baouimilt, defeating S. R. Bowilen by tbe narrow margin of 19 votei. Re wu a member cf tbe United Servlou lodge. No. 34 tr. and AM. of Baquimtlt. ARTHI R MLVER, PROVINCIAL COLLECTOR AT COAtT, DIES VANCOUVER, Mtrch 9 (CP)— Provlncltl collector In Vinoouvtr for uveral yetrt ud t well-known employ* of tbe British Columbia government, Arthur P. H. Meyer, agtd »«. dltd Sunday at hla hom*. Sparling avenue. H* 1* survived by hit wife, ont dtughUr, Cynthia, ud l brother. A. T. Mtyer, of Revtlttokt. Sale Auto Licences Ahead of Last Year With thl ult of 190 more tuto licences on Saturday morning and Mondsy, the number of new plates Issued now standi at an even 600. Last year at tba ume time t—I had been Ututd. RICHARD FROUKE DIES NANAIMO, B.C. Much t (CP).— RJchird Prouee. 94, patud twty at tht family reaidence Sundiy night. He wu born In Devonahlre. England, tnd htd resided here SO yelrt. He wu city workt foreman for many ye in. NORTH VANCOUVBR, BC. Mtrch 9 (OP).—Injurte. tuffered a week tgo, wben be fell from the roof of t houu tt Fifth itreet ud St. Andrew! ivenue, proved fittl to Murdoch McLean, aged 49, of Wut Twenty-ninth. Vucouvtr, who died Sundty ln North Vincouver Oenerai hoapltal. COAL IMPORTS Df JANUARY Import* of ooal Into Canada ln January amounted to 943,951 tons; tb* January 1933 total wu 499.304 and tiw 1999-1993 avenge tor tba month wu 945,4?]. Receipts from ths united Statu during th* month included ni.sit toni of mthnelte, 359.0*1 bituminous and 996 lignite. Importttlont from Oreat Britain con- elated of 10,097 of anthracite coal and 4,990 of bltumlnout. Xtporta of Oanadlan coal are until, amounting to tbout 19,000 toni In January, 6.000 being cleared from Maritime porta and tb* balance from tbe porta of Manitoba westward. Tor th* flrat tit wuk* of thla yur, llrlpmentt of live ttock from Wutern to Butern Oanada Included 9,107 cattle; 149 calvu; 99.909 hoga. and 11.709 hup. ATfi—NS, Mirch 9 (AP).—Seunty. four year-old Samuel Insult, who uyt "I tm old and sick. I will go bom* md tm,* todty wu ordtred to got out of Onto* within 49 houra. And If th* formsr Chlcigo atlll- tlu operator dou not comply voluntarily wttb that ordtr, John Mtt- nu. mlnllter of the Interior, warned "I wilt put blm on an American- bound vessel." Whether Insull, who bu fought for months sgalnst extradition to Chicago to fact charge! of embeule- ment and grand larceny, might auk refuge ln the atar eut wu not Indicated. Thar* ww no hint rrom hit household u to whtrt tbt onoe powerful utllltlw mttnite pltnned to go Tor tht flrtt tlmt tine* Insull fled bare In October, 1933, police guard ww placed about his bouu. The ultimatum of Metaxaa. It vnta believed, would block further delay thtn It ntceaaary to twalt a boat'. arrival. It wm waumed Insult will travel by boat or train, w hu health la not likely to permit u airplane Olght. ROTARIANS HEAR SONGS Concert Yields $58; Honor Memory of G. Ferguson Tha Rotary club enjoyed l musical program at lta luncheon it tb* Humt hotel silver bsllroom Monde* wbtn Mn. B. Msrsden md P. web. btr wtr* httrd In uvtral vocal **. Itctlon., accompar. fl by Hectoy Angus. Both artists unf solo num. here md war* slso hurd In du*ta, til of which found a happy reotp. tlon. j A minute's tllenoe ww obwrtgf In honor ot Rotartan Oeorge Ferguson, who paaaed awty lut wttk. In calling on tha notarial- to stand Preeldent A. B. Ollker deecNWa Mr. Ferguson u "t faithful RottrJ lan ud a faithful cltiun." A letter' of condolence will be lorwtrdtd to th* Itmliy from th* club. CONCERT YIELDS 96* Dr. Otmner ln reporting on th* concert tponiored by th* Rottrlta on Ptb. 39 In aid ot the CrlppMd Children'! fund, stated thlt 995 but been taken In at the door, and aM the upenau wen deducted, aboot 169 had bun added to tba fun*. JL Oellnu ww appointed chair. man of th* "On-to-Detroit" o*m« mltut. The program for tbt lua- cheon ww In chtrgt of P. O. Moraf, Th* progmn Included: Mi*. M*t» den, vocal eoloe. "The Swillowl," tnd "Coming Homt"; T. ~*_••' musical monolofuee, "Buying a Wadding Pruent." tnd "Th* Thru Treu"; F. Webber md Mr*. M»i» den, duett, "Mut Tou *t Bilf Pa* Two," md "Tba Ilopement." An Indian athtete hw cyafcl from Bombay to London. Por tht 10.000 mllu' trip hla iipiniu totel led 7i 9d. NEWS OF TBE DAY mte March 19 for tea ud praa- byterten bake all*. (1909) Two-room furnished nnt. Stirling hotel. •ulte for (1999) C. C, P. social, Falrvlew Parish ball, wedneaday 7, 9 o'clock. (1904) PARTICULAR WOMEN are pleased with our sewn tolet. WATSON'S. (1461) EtglW dinee on Wed., Mtrch 7th In Eagle hall. * to 9. Mualc by The Melody Make's, 50c tnd 36c. (1499) Retervt April 9 for Buter tea at Mra. Sturgeon's home, 819 Silica ttrut, tuipices of thi Catholic wo. men'i league. (1509) South Blocin md District Liberal invention will mut at Cratotnt Vslley st | p.m., Thursday, Marcb 9. All Liberals welcome. (1490) Recital, puplli of Mn. Lawrence McPhtll, under lutplou ot Trinity atrvlce club, ln Trinity church, Frldty, March .. tt 9 pa. tl609) CANADIAN LEOION MUTING ON TONIOHT. MARCH 9. 18 OF VITAL IMPORTANCE. ALL MEMBER! ARE URGENTLY RRO.UE8TED TO Bl PRESENT. (1464) KOOTENAY LAKE GENERAL H09P1TAL SOCIETY NOTICB OF ANNUAL MEETING In tcoordmot with the byliwt of Uve tocltty, thi tnnutl genenl muting will be held In tht City Hall on Ward ttreet, Tuudty, March 19, 1994. a 1:49 pm. Membcnhlp oonditiont — All in- null eubecrlbera tor tbt turn of 9390 art members ot ths society, eligible to tak* part In the election ot directors for th* ensuing yur. JAMBS C. FOI—n—. aecretary, 11499) goiNG? I ahonld Bty We Are! Tb hear the N-—OK OLII CLUB Singing With Marguerite Mtry Birter-TeirsworMi St. Paul's Church Mon., March IS 9 PAL Sharp Oet jour Ticket* whll* Uwy lut tmm Club Membsn or at th* OVBRWAIRA Admission 60« Also Apptarlng Following Night With C. M. & S. dee Party TRAIL, B.O. !-▼->.▼ a-▼▼-.▼A uri ft CAPITOL LAST TIMES TODAY Startling Story of Forgotten Youth "WILD BOYS OF THE ROAD" -AMD- WINNIE LIGHTNER "SHE HAD TO SAY YES" — Starting Tomorrow Warner Oland Heather Angel "Charlie Chan's Greatest Case1* The Hilarious Comedy— "Warrior's Husband" with ELISA LANDI .
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