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, Hu&e Buying Orders Stop Grain Profit Takers —Pa&eSix • TOftu § e %$%% Barney Ross Has Eye on Vince Dundee Next —Pa&e Seven 6t\ VOLUME N NELSON, BBITISH COLUMBU, CANADA—WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, MAY ft, ISM FIVE CENTS A COFT NUMBER 81 TAXES ON BEER CUT PREMIER CONTROLS RELIEF-ARLINGTON Erie Mining Property Changes Hands on Tuesday; Will Use Power From West Kootenay; Extend Mill Wanted Indian, Reserve ■i^___________________—————\ WWW\^^^^E___\\ M_Mt-_-M-_——————————i Premier Mining Company Tuesday took over control of the Relief-Arlington mine at Erie. Dale Pitt, general manager of Premier, telephoned to thii effect from Vancouver to W. G. Norrie-Loewen- thai, manager of the Relief Arlington. He will visit the mine in a few dayi. Power from the West Kootenay Power & Light company will be connected with the property. Operations will be accelerated -and within a year it li expected the mill capacity, now 30 tew a day, will be trebled. RELEIF HAS BECOME A "RACKET" SAYS "TD." B. C, Premier Announces Unemployment Aid as Administered Will Terminate Auguit First; Must Reregister; New Rules Coming It Is VICTORIA, Mty M (CP).—Untmployment relief administration at present tn Brltlah Oolumbla will be terminated on August 1 becauw of numerous oomplalata that tht tdmlnlttntlon of relief hw beoomi t "racket," Premier T. D. Pattullo announced today. Ilia pnmler declared it (a tha policy of tta government that no ont In tht province shall ta allowed to luffer for want ot the necwaltlw of lltt, but thtt tfttr Auguit l then would htvt to ta a nreglatntlon. < "Thtn It no doubt wbttevtr," he pnmler ttatad, "thtt thl present potltlon ot attain It breaking down tha morale of our people. Bo far w it possible within tht rwourcw of tht province, neewwry worka will ta ctrrlld out tnd lt It undentood tlw thtt Otttwt will han a worka program ot lta own." Thow requiring astlitann. It It understood, will htvt to nnglitar on nlltf rolli tfttr Auguit 1 undir rulei and regulttloni to ta lormulited tnd to ta admlnlltaed by tbt provlnclil mlnUter of ltbor. VANCOUVER POLICE OFHCER JWD A STENOGRAPHER CHARGED EXTORTION RELIEF STRIKERS AND WORKERS IN EDMONTON, CLASH EDMONTON, May M (OP).-Opm wtrftn wtt dtclind In tha lw ittSw today when, before tot eyes tot % mud of elty pollot, plcketa, numbering men thtn IM, rtuhtd tlx worken ln t city-owned potato pitch. Two of tht worken, Injured, ont btdly, tnd thnt or four strikers wen knocked down by blickjicki In tht tiandi of chtrgtng pollct offlcen. Twenty tight mtn plcketa tnd cot womtn wtrt trrwttd, Markets at a Glance By tht Canadian Pnw Toronto ud Montreal— InduttritI itocki Irregularly higher. Toronto mlnea—Narrowly lower. Mew Tork—Itocki cloeed lower. Winnipeg—Wheat clowd hightr. Toronto—Bacon hop off car up S centa to 19.06. London—Bar allver and copper high* >r; - tin lower! lead and line unchanged. Hew Tork—Bar allver and tin hlgh- •r; copper and lead unchanged; Zinc lower, * Kew Tork—Cotton tnd rubber higher; coffee lowtr: tugtr unchtnged. New Tork—Oanadlan dollar down 1-18 to 1.0014. TWO FOREST RESERVES BECOME GRAZING AREAS VICTORIA, May M (OP).—The Arrowmlth foreit rtwrw and tha Hat Cnek rewrve. both ln the former railway bait, han bwn cancelled, lt wat leirned tt tht ptrlltment bulldlngi todty. Thty wen not con* ildind luittble for timber tnd hive taen tumid Into gnalng BMW, Physician Has Paid Two Persons $900 Since October; Money Marked VANCOUVER, May 19 (CM. - Ii-constablt John Clifford Brant, Jt, ot tht Vtntotmr police tone, tn'd Bath Vttpcr, 33-yaar-old ■ttnognpMr, ippeired todty before MtgUtnte W. M. McKay, chtrgtd with extortion ud wen reminded ta June 6. The irrest followed the com- pltlnt of t well-known Vincouver phytlcltn who claimed he had paid two extortionists, t mu ud t womtn, SM0 In villous iuim ilnce hit October ud thtt fort her demtnds wen being mtdt oa him. At t result of hit decliratloni, t tnp ww ltld by detectives on Mondty tad mtrked money ww furnished the doctor. Detectives wen stationed nwr tht doctor's office ud trmted Brnnt ud tha woman. Some of the money ww alleged to ha,ve taen found In Brunt's possession, i Chief John Cameron had the off* cer brought befon htm after the ar* rwt, ud w a rwult of hli lnvwtlgt- tlon, ordtnd Brunt'a dlimlntl from tht font. Tbt woman ww nleawd on 13000 ball ud similar pall ww wt tor Brunt, tha ex-oonatabla remained In custody today. Brnnt Joined the font w a probe* tlonary constable under former Chief W. J. Bingham ln 1928. Be ww known w t hard working ofynr and won promotion to tht rink of flnt cltw constable. This Newspaperman Has Gone Oxford? SASKATCHCWAN, May 39 (CP)— "Chugid" during a nut of the Oxford Oroup here laat wwk, t man brought tack to tbi public library t book he hid wrongfully retained ilnce 1838. Then hid-been uother book, ilto, but ht bad lott lt ud oould not .remember lta ntmt. Tbt book returned WW "Handbook on Newipiper Desk Work." CLAIMS HE WAS ATCOLDWATER- CHARGES LAID Alex George Comes Up Saturday With His Brothers POLICE OFFICER FOUGHT BRAVELY Died Facing Killers Says Doctor in the Merritt Case MIBB1TT, B. C, Ml! It (CM —With thne Indian brothers held en murder ehirgei ud t similar chart* retdy it bt Md tgtlnit t fourth brother when hit condition permlti. pollce statea todty thty wert believe they htvt located ill persons with a I iow- led|e tf the murder of indltn Department Constable Frank Uli- ixtfne and Provincial constable Percy Carr. Alex, (leorgs tu charged with murder befofe Migutntt A. O. mew In provincitl court todty and ww reminded to Stturdty, when lit WIU igiln tppetr Wtth hli brothers, Emm tnd Richardson, who were charged Iwt Saturday. Joseph Otorgt, tht fourth brother, It undtr gutrd in the Indltn not* pltal lufferlng from t fractured •kull Ud pierced ttrdrumi. GAVE BELT UP Alex, surrendered yeiterdiy to Indltn Agent A. H. tartar, Mating ha had comi from tht Coldwater reaerre on hearing that the agent wtnted him. lit wu turned over to pollce. Police nported today their-in vwttgatlont bivt Indicated tht two conitablei were ilatn on tha Canford Indian reserve soon after their (Continued an Ptge light) COAST MAN WIU BE BURIED AT SEA AlifcT BAT, B.C.. May M (CP)— J. L. <8klnner ot Shuihtrtle bay, who UUed recently tfter ah Illness ot IS [monthi, will ta hurled tt wt near Pine lslmd from tht minion ship Oolumbla at hla own requwt. Hi ww iged 6S. Mr. Skinner ctme to Brltlih Columbia from Onttrlo In 1993 ud trtvelled north with thne other mtn In 1888. After they pitched ctmp nwr Shuahartla, a landslide killed his thne companions and burled all the equipment ud luppllw. He found ■shelter with friendly Indltnt. Settling on tbe ihorw ot the bay, he engaged In logging ud later conducted a More business Whtn the poit offlct ww opened it Shuihtrtle he becime poitmwter, which potltlon he held till hla death. Por muy yean he carried mall by boat out to Cape Scott, often ln tad ireather ud heavy wu, ud ln thli service he lott four gas boats. Mr. Skinner la atirrived by widow and one daughter at Shuihtrtle. CANADA DID NOT GO CRAZY IN A FINANCIAL WAY U.S.A. Willing Join in Disarmament but Pledges No Action in Europe's Row CANADA HAS NO SILVER NEWS FROM U.S. OTTAWA, May 28 (OP), — . Canada hw not received uy nprewntttlon from Preeldent Boowvelt uklng tht Dominion to coopentt 111 tht rwtoritlon ot iilver. Prime Mlnlitar R. B. Btnnttt Informed the houw of commoni todty. Through tht Canadlu mlnliter at Waahlngton, however, Canada It kwp- lng clowly ln touch with tht •ltuition. Tha prim* mlnlater gave the Information (n antwer to a question by TtsMnu Reid, (Lih.-New WMtmlnittr). ii'lirfiiwimitatawi"-" WEST WITHERS Temperatures Hit. 108 in Dakota; Fires Start «&^.^SSF9|'. the western United Statea today w a desert sun riked town ud country. Crops withered ud rlnn rectded ln temperatures whleh ringed through tha Mt ud niched t peik of IM de- groei it Otkw, ND. Plimei cropped .up In tbe wood- lindi of Mlnnewta ind Idaho and a huge marah ln tta vicinity of Ntr- wtlk, O., dehydrated by weeka of awnty rainfall and Interne heit, caught fin. The ttrmer't perilous position prompted traders on the Ulnneipolli grain exchange to bid the prlw of July whwt to I1D0U, tte tint tlmt thit otnt] bid been forced acrow tht 11 mtrk ilnce lwt July. North Dtkotsna dwcrlbcd conditions ln tbelr state w the wont ln hlatory. Strange I linen Takta 40 Lives LONDON, Mty 39 (CP-Hivis).— Ptrty Aborlglmt and whltw htn perilled In western Austrlls, victims of t mysterious dtseue, the Dally Herald's Australian correspondent cabled todty. C.C.F. Aim Is Socialism Achieved by Means of Constitution Declares the Leader in B.C. AIR MAILS CARRIED . [** * FoKe ^.T* ™d h WITHOUT SURCHARGE H"rtin« **?= Tfr Shows Party Gaining Strength LONDON. May M (CP Cable) — Por tha flnt tlmt In Brltlih svis- tlon hlatory ordinary malls carried by air without auroharge today when the ntw airmail service between Innrnew tnd Xlrkwtll linking tht fir north of Scotland, ww lntugur- sted. Japan ese Auto Driver Is Guilty in Girl's Death NIW WBBTMINBTBt, Mty M (CP) —Klju Btto, Vtncouver Jiptntw, hw bnn found guilty of miniliughter by t Jury In twin oourt In connection with tht dttth of Pumlto Aktmoto, Jtpuwt girl who ww killed Pebruiry i. Tht Jury, ln bringing ln tht verdict of guilty mtde t itrong recommendation for mercy. According to evidence the Jtpuwt girl ww crowing tha highway whu the ww hit by a light delivery truck driven by Sato. Chief Juitlce Aulty Morrlion reminded Stto until tbi end of tht uslw ftt wntenct. VICTOIIA, Mty <9 (CP)—Tht tlm of tht Cooperative Commonwealth federation had taen presented today by lta leader In British Columbia w Socialism achieved by constitutional meus. Agitation, itrlkw ud advocacy of the overthrow of the state by force were no ptrt of the mtrhlnery, thought or time tf tht C.C.P., Bev. Robert Connell, leader of tht party In the provincitl legliliture, told t meeting of Victoria clubi of tht orgtnl-itlon tt a meeting hut night. Neither, he continued, wen dlc- tatonhlpi, Fwclam, nor other forma of mllltarlwd itatw. Talk of violence. from thi moderate tonu of direct ictlon to the eitremei of ttntt fighting, ww not only folly but ww doing ictlvi dtmige to thl OCT. movement. Tht pirllimentary group ot tht ptrty ln the Brltlih Oolumblt legliliture ww convlnotd Oat t chinge ln the economic lyitam could ta brought tbout,only by conatltutlonal maant after Winning tha tupport ot a mt- Jorltr of tht ptoplt. Mr. Oonntll nvlewed a trip ht had made through northern polnta of the province ud eiprweed the belief that the C.C.P. wtt miking gntt ttrldw. t MONTRIAL, Mty 39 (CP).—"For- tunttily wt ln Cutdt did not go crazy wben we had every Inducement tp do so from the other aide of the line," Monte w. Wilson, gen-' ersl manager dff the Royil Buk of Ctntdi, told t meeting of tht Lift Underwriter!' twodttloo ot Montretl* hen. Bit comment ctmt In t brief tnilysli ot Cutdltn tanking ind Insurance Institutions during the height of the depnwlon. Will Seek Gold on Northern Shores of Great Slave Lake EDMONTON, Mty 39 (CP)-Ixpect- Ing to find gold In tht Cutk lft river formttlont on the northern ihorei of arwt Slavi lake, Major L. T. Bur: wwh, famoui wplorer ud geologist, today left tor waterways, from where he will travel by water to the desolate mbarctlc region. He la accompanied by tour othen. ' * i i ,'' ■ C. M. fir S. Reinstates Some Timber Limit VICTORIA. May 39 (CP)—Tba BrltUh Columbli tnwury will receive 12358 ai a rwult of reinstatement of •pedal timber licences thts wwk. Paw ud chargw to that amount WlU ta ptld by W. O. Butler, Clark *_*. Lyford, Ltd., T. Mathewa, I. P. Bremner, ud the Coniolldited Mining It Smelting Compuy ot Cuada, Ltd INDIAN WHO BECAME MILLIONAIRE PASSES L08 ANOtLH, May it (AP)-Jick* wn Barnett, 99, incompetent Oklahoma ladlu who- became a millionaire through dlwovery of "oil on government lands given to him, died .hen today. Known w the world'i Hchwt ln- dlu, for many yein he ww a. figure ln tba oourta In lulta by tba United Statea government to Invalidate hli marriage to hit white wife, Anna Laura Lowt Barnett, ud font har to ntum wso.ooo ln glfta hi had given, her. Soviet Russia Calls for Abolition of All Armament LITTLE HEADWAY AT GENEVA MEET French and British Stand May Start Something Today By GEOBQE HAMBLETON Canadlu Pnw Staff WMttr GENEVA, May to (CP cable)—In u atmcaphan of outwardly calm deliberation, but evident underlying tenuity, the critical analon o< the world disarmament conference, opened todiy. Tht Unlttd Itatw wiled far re* lumptlon of dltouwloni oh thi taela of tha Britlth draft nlu. tht only plu actually befon the oonfersnee, ud Russia called again far the complete abolition of armaments. Thew wen the only national viewpoints tubmlttted at tha opening session, w tht gntt powen began thtlr wy. Tomorrow the Frtoch ud Brltlih viewpoint! wtU be lubmltted, tnd on tht toneof thl Pnnch itatement by the veteran Loutt Btrtbou lirgely hlnget tht question whether any progrew It powlble. FATE or COtiPIBINCI 1fm underlying luue li the fttt of QUINTUPLETS TAKE FOOD IN EYE-DROPPER Doctor Says There is Probability Babes May Die PRACTICAL NURSE JOINS THE STAFF >w»»»»t»wwww»t••»•»■•■•• B. C. STRAWBERRY SHIPMENT GOES TO OTTAWA OTTAWA, Mty 39 (0P)—Por Urt tun tlmt on record t ctrlotd of Brltlih Oolumblt ttrawbtrrlw arrived ln Ottawa today, wyi a Tirt Issued by the department agriculture. Por the next two Wwka ctrlota wtU bt delivered to different -enters ln eastern Cuada. For wveral years British Oolumbla growers htvt twitted u opportunity to tblp itnwberrlw to eutern Cutdt, wyi tht report, but thlt It tht tint wwon thl ihlpplng data haa taen luffl- flclently culler thu the berries grown In KUthwutern Ontario wert available. ........................ (Confined on tagt Eight) BRITAIN SHIPS GOLD TO U.S. Movement Contrary to Normal Trend Indicating Dicker on Debts LONDON. Miy it (AP). —BrltUh hopei for wttlement of the wtr debt to the United Statet on tbe new bam wen revealed authoritatively today w itrong enough to ctuw the government to ship gold to New Tork for eventuil wttlement. Plninettl circle! celled tttantlon to nwnt iblpmenti, moving contnry to tbe prewnt normil trend, ht tha aami time that official jourow Indicated Britain la anxious to make a payment on account of tht Junt li Installment the tail! for new negotiation!. • "Of course, then has taen no official confirmation that the government li doing thli," ww the comment of a financial authority on the gold movements, "but It la wmethlng which might eaally hippen." - Britain Is Ready Negotiate With Irish Free State LONDON, fcl? 39 (CP ctble)—U I wtlsfactory bull of dlsciuilon cu be found, the United Kingdom la ready at uy time to negotiate with the Irtih Pree State for wttlement ot til outatudlng questions, the houw ot cc:_moM ww told todty by 3. H Thomw, lecretary tor dominion!. Admiral Togo, the "Nelson of Japan/' Who Annihilated the Russian Fleet, Passes On IRVING APPOINTMENT.' AS REGISTRAR FOR NELSON RESCINDED VtCTORIA. Mty 39 (CP) .-Recent ippolntmtnti by tbt provlnclil government Include: B. A. Gilchrist to be medical hwlth officer tnd achool health Inspector tt OWtn rails -In plids of Br. A. I. B. Btnnttt who It leaving the dlitrict; 8. O, Gardner ol 8ivory, B.C., to ta t Juitlce of thc peace; Frank Ptnlow to ht labontory lechnlclin at Tranquille wnitorlum. Dr. Alexudar Bindley to ta Stipendiary migiitrtte for tht county of Ntw Wwtmlbtter. Appointment! of A. I. Milgbtn w pollce migiitrtte tt Kimloopi ud Clifford Irving, dlitrict reglitrar. of the iu- premi court it Ntlton htn bwn mtclndtd. Every Effort Is Made to Save the Tiny Little Tots COBBEIL, Ont., Mty M (CP)— Amwdng wedlctl uthorltlw, the iiulntnplets born yuterdiy tt Mn. Ollvt Dkinne til were still living tonight ud, with their »4-: jar-old mtther, were In good health. A practical mm WW a. ded to the itaff of attendant!, Joining a graduate mrte ud wveral reli-ves tnd neighbors who htve been taking cut tf the Infuti, Nnt recorded quintuplets born In Ctnada. Dr. A. R. Dafoe, the family physician, arranged for tht nurw In u effort to give the tiny glrla a chuw for Ufa. MAY.DIE . • Although he It encouragtd by thtlr continued gtln la ittgngth, tht phy- Hclu wld "thtn li t probability the children may die." In ilmllir cs j i, hp wld, the childnn icldom (Co'ittlnted on Pagt light) FORMER NEISONITE IS CRASH VICTIM Lawrence Freeman Beattle, Former C.P.R. Employee, Killed in Auto Truck Swept Russian Fleet From Pacific in 1905; Studied in British Navy 12 Die When 300 Houses Burned BQMBAY, Miy 39 (CP-HtvM). —Twelve pentni wtn horned tt detth today In a fin which lee- troyed MO hoawi tf Sunraptlll village, near Bexwada, Midras. TOKYO, May W (Wednesday)- (AP)— Admiral Htlhtchlro Togo, M-yemr-old hera of the Russo- Japanese wtr, died tt 6:35 i.m. to- lay. Admiral Count Balhachlro Togo, lwt ot the army ud navy commanders who led Japan's forcw to victory ln thi Buwo-Jtpuwt wtr of 1904-5, wta known w "the Nelwn of Jtpin." By outmueuvering, surrounding ud innlhllitlng tht Ruwlu grand tlwt on Mty tl, 1908, he vlrtutlly clinched the victory of hit oountry over the ctar, iwept Imperial Ruwia'i flag from the Pacific and definitely ended the Ruwlu dretm of dominating Muohurtt tdd thui becoming t determining factor ln tbt tfftln of thi orient" Togo'! idmlrere clilmed thlt w the moit decisive nivtl engigement ilnce Billon's victory tt Trafalgar. They said lt wttltd tht tttt ;f two im- plm wherwt Jutlud, lri thl world mtt, wtl lndeclilve. It mtde the Jipuew oommuder thi flnt dttaen of ttie empire with t pltn nwnr hli sovereign thin uy except prince! ot royal plood. Tht (Continued on Pigt Eight) OHILUWACK, B.C.. Mty 39 (CP)— Ltwrence Freeman Bwttle, 39, ont of two relief camp worken killed near here yesterday when a motor truck plunged backward 80 fwt down u embankment, ww t former Winnipeg ill-iround athlete. In tht Multotvt cipltal. he spe- cla'llaed w a track man ln the .90- yard, 400-ytrd -.ud hilt mile. Ht wu t'member of the Winnipeg Cinoe club ud the Winnipeg Speed Skating aasoclatlon ud played with tht Argo Lacroiie club. After lttvlng ichool, Ilr. Betttle wu employed by tbe Union buk ud liter by the Canadlu Pacific in the engineering department. In thla capacity, he ww itattontd tor thne yean at Nelion, B.C. Tbt accident occurred whu men from two relief campa were being taku to Hope, B.C. The truck ww climbing a grade when the driver wu nported to* have attempted to ihlft gean. The engine .tailed ud the brtkw wen believed to htvt failed to bold. Before the men could lump to witty, tbt truck plunged down the err'-ankmont but ww stopped >0 feet down by a tree. The embtnkment drops M0 fwt to tbe Coquihalla river. Beattle ww killed Instantly and Jamea Dryadale, middle-aged, died later tn hoepital here from a crushed •kull, Seven othen uttered broken rlta ud cut! ud bruises. The driver of the truck ww arrested on t technical charge of manslaughter but wu rtltwed on 15000 tall. Strange Malady Hits*Water Fowl and Alberta Gulls CAL0ART. Mty 39 (CP). - The mystery dwtu thtt took toll of thouundi af Wild fowl on Stobirt ltkt lut fill thnttani again. Tne lake la near Gleichen, about 60- mllu aoutheut of Calgary. A itringe malady, which Dominion and provincial lnvwtlgtton tilled to solve lut yetr, hw itruck tgtln, It wu reported today, tnd thlt yetr It hu spreid to guilt, thousinds ot which htvt died In tht lut ftw dtyt. In September, 1933, ud later In the fall, ducks by the thouwndt died it the ltkt Moloney, Former K.K.K. Official Is III in Calgary EDMONTON, May 39 (OP)/-I. B Coftwel, CO, crown couniel, announoed tonight t bench warrant for 3. 3. Miloney, former Ku Klux Kim letdtr who failed today to appear to antwer a charge ot eon* yeraion, would not ta luued. » . Mr. Juitlce J. M. Twwdle today ordered a bench warrant ta Issued. but Mr. Cogswell wld bt hw "Inquired into tht Caw canfully ud I ttntt thtt Mr. Maloney to ln a Calgary hoepital. Apparently lt la a genuine cue of lllnew and the war* rut will not ta luued." I SELF DEATH Feared She Was on Road to Insanity Says Sister SACRAMENTO, Cillf.. May M (AP) —Pear aha wu losing bar mind ciused Virginia Johnaon, attractive 33-yeir-old dtughter of State Treuurer Charlu a. Johnion, to ttkt htr lift by miking a humin torch ot har body ud burning henelf to death, Dlatrlct Attorney Nell McAiniter wld today. McAimter'i itatement fallowed his announcement that Mn. Olalre Pitt* gerild, Virginia's sister, had expressed herself u being convinced tta girl had committed suicide. Mn. Fitzgerald told McAUItttr of wiling t hilf-wnttan suicide note from htr lister's hud ihortly before Virginii dtwppetnd from her home yttttrdty, Ud throwing It twty, "ao memben of tht fimlly would not we it." Th* dlttrlct tttomty tlw quoted Mn. Fltagerild u laying, "Virginia told me yesterday ahe heard sounds pt angela dapping In her head." Tbe tccrched body of the pretty collage girl wtt' found laat night in a garage near her homt. TWODIEIN . LOGGING CAMPS CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C., Mty to (CP)—Two men trt dtid here w the result of logging accidents. Lyford Laird ww fatally Injured at the B. li K. Logging company at Brown's bay yesterdsy just u work wu stopping for the day. Mr. Laird wu hook-tending wbu he wu crushed by i rolling log. Be wu brought here by speedboat but died t tew minutes titer being •admitted to hoiplttl. He wu t brother of Foreit (Curly) Laird, killed ln u accident at the aame camp two wwk! ago. Emlls Ohuby, 53. wu Instantly killed Saturday wharf itruck by a ltw when It rolled off tbe itump as lt wag being felled by him ud his partner, P. M. Morton. Be leaves his widow ud four sons ud two daughters. RETURN OF 5C I SCHOONERMAY BE POSSIBLE Malt Tax on Beer Is Cut 3Vi Cents a Gallon SOME CHANGES MADE ON YARNS Income Tax Changes Pass House; Gold Is Coming Up .OTTAWA, May J9 (CP)—Be- tnrn of the five-cent schooner ot beer wu heralded tn tht house commoni tonight by Flnuce Minister E. N. Rhodes when he u- nounced reductions ln peer tsxw. Tht milt tn wu decretwd from ,t_ centa to alx cent! a gallon, I which, on beer, imounta to t_ wntt a gtllon. In addition, tht . tariff on Imported beer ww n- doced ud tht Impoatt igtinst ' ingredient! for home brew ctmt down. The rhingrs will come Into effect July 1, Tht houw estsbllihed t record, todty wben lt ploughed through tht Rhodw budget, pitting tbt income (Continued on Pago Eight) W. H. Higgins, Who Supplied Airplane Spruce, Passes Away VANCOUVER, Mty 28 (CP) .-WlllUm Henry Hlgglni, 93, pioneer Brltlih Columbli lumbermen tnd recognized during tbe wtr u the only mtn ln the cout province who could successfully fulfil the idmlrtlty botrd'i contract for airplane ipruce. tl dead hire tonight, ending u eventful career and leaving a unique family record. Mr. Hlggtna wu married four tlmw and la survived by ll childnn. The eldest child* la 80 yean older than the youngest. A gnat grand wn la one year wnlor to Ilr. Hlgglni' young- wt ton. CHICAGO WHEAT JUMPS 3 CENTS Season Top Prices, Are Outdone; Excitement in the Pit CHICAGO, Mty 29 (AI')—Aroused ' by report! thlt Russia wu purchw- Ing louthern hemisphere brwd- stuffs. the Chicago whut market Jumped nearly 3 centa late today, outdoing wason top price records. For t brief period, excl':ment In the wheat pit surpassed tnjthing witnessed for .months. Rapid uptnrni of whwt ralun .'. Just preceding the clow were ac- ' ceterated by assertion! of lome trade leaden that drought ln thli coun- I try, tf much longer unrecelved, might assume proportions of a ni- I tlontl rtltmlt). Whwt clowd Irregnltr it wmt reaction from the day's finish, wnt' * 14 off tt % up, ottt *_ to IU idvanced, ud provision! unchanged to a rise of 7 cents' TYPHOID STRIKES NEWEST EMPEROR IN THE FAR EAST PEIPINO, Mty 38 (AP).—Reporta I from Chinese source! todty uld Emperor King Teh ot Muchukuo, formerly Henry Pu-YI wu stricken III with typhoid at his palace ln Hilnklng. EMPLOYED LIST STILL GROWS- OTTAWA, May to (CP).—An ln> , creise of more than 140,000 wu shown ln the number employed on May 1, when report! from Sltl firms showed 859,318 persons on their payroll u compared with 7098 reporting 714391 persons working on May 1, 1911, according te a report luued today by the Dominion bureau of statistics. Note in Bottle May Be Che to Murderer : of Calgary PoEce Inspector Last June PENTICTON AUT0ISTS GET FINES RETURNED VICTOBIA, May 39 (CP)—Owing to confusion triilng from tbt Isst- mlnute rush for 1994 tutomoblle licences and tlio to t misunderstanding tbout tbt period ot grew allowed tor securing tbe licences, wven motorists in Pentlcton wbo win fined tach tlO tor falling to have tht new pistes hive had tbelr flnw remitted by the British Columbia gonrnment. Declines Approval of Reorganization Dairy Corporation TOBONTO, May 39 (CP)^-Mr. Justice W. I. Mlddleton declined ln t Judgment delivered it Otgoodt Hall today, to give Judical approvil to a tchtme for reorganization of Dairy Corporation of Canada Ltd. that wu propounded to the company'! ihireholden. Hli lordihlp concludes tbe icheme did not nctivt tht required atatu* ton thrw-fourtt Tote of preference shareholders prewnt In person or by proxy it a ipecltl meeting. Note Found in the Bow River Near Ogden; May Be Bot a Hoax CALOART, Mty 39 (CPI-A nota, found tn t bottle on the banks of thl. Bow river near Ogden, a Calgary ■suburb, may solve the murder of Inspector Jowph Carruthers, shot to * deith on June 13, 1933. while Investigating t houw robbery. Tba note wu signed "Bill Cretun- kali," and wu a confeulon of tht murder and contained a declaration: :"I will commit suicide." Thl note, poorly written, declired the writer htd loat hla money at tht racw and had turned to robbery after daya of hunger. Caught In the act of ' robbery, lt uld, he ahot tbe pollot officer. Tbe note wu yellow with tge, Ud partly water-soaked, tnd the writing wu barely decipherable. Search of police records failed to reveal the name Crwunkals, bv'. po* llw, under the direction ot Chief David Ritchie, were making every. effort to find reoord of tbe man. '. Police admitted possibility of tha nota being a hoax, but certain polntt tbout It were believed worthy ot ln- vntlgatlon. Races were held here a wwk prior to the murder, and after tha ihootlng, footprints wen traced from the murder scene ln tht dine- * tlon of tlie Bow river. - JJ ■——————-———— -' - - . a MOI TWO Weary Days—Sleepless Rights Wrick the Nervous Systee Ma and women ton night atter night on ileeplew bedi. Thar ey* do not cloee in (ho ref robing ropoee thtt comee to thon whoee nerves ue right They an irritable ud nervous, wetk ud worn out, tnd everything looks dtrk ud gloomy. "*•' Milbum'i H. 4 N. Rlls ia ths remedy thtt it required to restore them the blessing of good health. They bring btck the tound refreshing tlsep, tont up the nerves, ud imptrt thtt sense of buoyucy to this spirits thtt is the result of renewed meottl and phyaictl vigor. In the orient the soybean ls used very extensively tor humtn tood. Although the mature __aeti mty be preptred ilmllir to ntry or field beans, generally speaking they ne Don't Neglect Pain in Back Don't 1st Btcktchi get t hold on you. Btckeche il usually Nature'i first warning that there il something wrong with your kidneys. If aot checked sirioui illness aay follow. Ac tht first sign of Backache turn with eonfidsncs to Dodd's Kidney Pills — for nearly half a century tht favorite remedy for tit kidney ailments. Be sure you get the genuine. Look for the f imiliir blue and red bu and the aame Dodd's. „ Dodd i Kidney Pills 54th REUNION MOOTED TRAIL Plu Organization of a Social Group trail. B.C., May at—A group ot men who had aerved oveneaa with the Mth (Kootenay) battalion met ln the Memorial haU laat night with the object ot registering s'l men ln Trail, Rossland unit vicinity who had aerved with the unit. Arrangemsuu wire rede to contact these men during the tummer with the object ot organizing t eoclal group. Discussion ensued of a possible reunion to take place Ln tb) fell. Residents of Trail and Roasland who lervod with the Mth battalion trt being aaked to leave their names with D. A. McLein or W. r. TruiweU at the Consolidated warehouse, Tadanac, or wtth Brnut Hunt or w. A. Curran ln Trail. Guide for Travellers Nelson, B.C, Hotels "Finest in the Interior" THE HUME HOTEL PHONE 787 Breakfast 25c to 60c Luncheon 35c to 50c-Dinner 35c and 65c Rotary ahd Gyro Headquarter! Mt But Service Neleon, B.O. Oeorge Benwell. rrop. HUMS—O. Hawkina, Balmo: J. H. Haelewood, Kelowna: W. C. Orleve, Hi: D. Upsley, J. 7. Taakln. 8. BeweU, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Clark, B. B. 8. McDougall, Vancouver: g. W. Dawson, London: J. H. Lewu. Medicine Hat; Mr. ud Mrs. O. Hicks, Kamloops; H. B. Kennedy, Lethbrtogo: A. C. Mesker. Mr. and Mri. W. P. Roptini, Spokane, 3. Williamson, Tnll; T. J. Wllhtns. Calgary; T. 8. Harrlaon, F. W. Lalny, Victoria; Mra. T. C. ChrUtophereon and aon Eric, Bonners Perry; P. 3. O'Brien, Kettle Fella. ' (The Savoy Hotel "Where the Guest Is Kinh" HHHWWIIkMIIII m-.-mm-...-~. - ■ Nelson's Newest and Fljest Hotel. Many Rooms With Private Baths or Showers. J. A. KERR, Prop. PHON* 18 NKLSOM, B.O. BAVOT-w. HoOembe, Reno mine, Itlmo: W. HaitU. Reno mine, Salmo; 3. I. Britton, Bummerlud; 3. A- MU- bt, Nakusp; A. M. Htm, Sllverton; A. S. Duttln, Magrath. Atta.; L. Joyce Henalowe, Orand Forks. New Grand Hotel p. u MP*** i***. - Weekly and Monthly Rites Bot ul CoM Wtter M up Double 11-50 up f 10 a Mantta and Op Occidental Hotel IN Vernon St Fhone ttlh a WASSICK BPK1AL MONTHLY RATIO Oood Comfortable Roomt Mlneri- Headquartera Madden Hotel A Welcome Awaits You MS. - MADDEN Completely Remodelled Hot tnd Cold Wtter In the HBABT tl tht City QUEEN'S HOTEL A. LAPOINTE, Prep. Rooms from toe to »l-50 Monthly git tnd up Steam heated tnd hot tnd cold wtter In every room 60S Biker St Fhone SO TRANSPORTATION-Freight & Passenger New Through Schedule to VERNON Leaves NeUon Dolly at 8:00 a.m. M.SO ONB WAI (14.40 RETURN WEEK-END BATE »10.00 For further pirtlculirs ice your loctl Greyhound Agent or Fhone SM Central Canadian Greyhound lines, Ltd. Phone 800 — Nelson Depot, 205 Baker St. — Phone 800 NELSON - TRAIL - ROSSLAlft) DAIL * TRUCK envies Phone Nelson 77 FREIGHT UME "mw j. c. -scotty- muir. fhoi-. Phone Prompt undent Servlee Trail it au timei 13 or 191 FREIGHT TRUCKS LEAVE NELSON TWICE DAILY 5 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Except Sunday TraU Phone 135 TRAIL LIVERY CO. M. S. McIVOR, Prop. Nelson Phone 35 -IRE NELSON DAILY NEWS, NELSON, B.C.-WBDNEADAY MOBNINO, MAY M, 1»M— — mi 34APPEARIN TRAILCOURT Dismiss the Cases of Drivers Passing Stop Owl OTTAWA — Bon, Un MtnKentlt chvgee ehtm ln propoeed Canada oentrtl < htnk would appreciate one and one-halt tlmea ptr mut la tm montha tlmt. RU unendment call- In! tor power of mlnlater flntnoe huy tack /Atree tt tny time tt mut price -tt, ' J • '>L—-'-■ '': HALIFAX-Moit Rtr. 0. L. Worrell, tnnounced to dtoeewn tynott hu Intention ot resigning aa primate ef Church of England In Canadi tt 1937 conference. TRAD,, B. C, May M.-Thlrty-four pertoni wire dlttolited with, t WU» tlon by Pollce MigUtrite Robli Blnnt Tueidiy morning, wben they appeared ln police court tor neglecting to stop tt itop owls. Tbt mt- Jorlty of tbt cases were tbt result of pining the* stop owl tt thi Columbli ivenue end of tht But Trill brldgt tnd flvt it the Rlver- ilde avenue end. There wu one cue* •rising out of a ctr pissing a atop sign it Fine avenue tnd Victoria itreet, ind one tt Spokine itrtet tnd Cedir avenue. Every pereon arraigned ln oourt pleaded guilty to tbe charte end befon giving eentenoe Maglitrite Blnnt asked if anyone hid tnythlng to wy. Henry It. Vaiey. who bad ptieed the stop owl tt Spokine itreet and Cedar ivenue itated that he uiuilly itopped tt tbt owl but wben he uw no traffic -in eight Juit ilowed down tnd went on. Then otheri ipoke up thit (hat wu thilr practice tnd lt appeared that auch wu the prictice of ill those charged. R. J. Clegg, city eoltcltor, uked tliat tbe pettilty be of the minimum u tbey lad all pleaded guilty. Magistrate Blnni uked the wltoltor lf t nun threw hit ctr out of gear •nd went Into second then proceeded, would thit be considered as t stop. Mr. Clegg nld the bylaw calls for t full itop. Magistrate Blnni ttld thtt ht did not look on thu mttter seriously ind the fact that all theee cittern were brought before tbe oourt tor filling to stop it prtctlctlly the etxne plice, snowed to him that thli itop owl, (referring to the one at the Columbia avenue end ot the bridge), wu I nuisance. Tbe citizens do not respect it or they would itop, be wld. He contended it wu a nulunce end thtt there U\ something wrong end thtt It ww up to the powers thtt bt to right it. By the evidence before. Ua, the Magistrate stated that the majority had heiltited it the ilgni. ThU ihowed thit t tlow tlm ihould be there end not t itop tlgn. "You cannot give respect lo anything thlt camei Irritation," he told the chuged.. Ht luggeited thtt the elty oouncll get the provlnclil government to put How Hgns It both endi of tbe bridge. A slow tlgn would not w\ut Irritation, ind criticism thlt thl •top signs are' it tht preeent time. The maglitiite itated thtt -tliere hw not been tny lerious accident tt tht end o* tbt bridge, out oi whleh: moet ot the cases troie. "Therefore, out of due respect to the olty councU." he itated. "they ihould change the byltw and change the itop iign to t ilow tlgn." "ThU U the tint time thtt thli hu happened ilnce I htve been police maglitrite ln 30 yeirt,' the magutrtte lUted. In letting the charged off with t caution ht warned them thlt lf tbey ippeired again on the wme charge they would receive i double fine, u thli Hgn would mil htve to be idhered to until i change to i (low sign htd been mtdt. "I tin lure tht olty li. aot try* Ing to raise money by tbli. The taxes tre due next month. One fellow ctme to me md wld he wu getting married. I lympathted with him tor wi ill did thtt. Oood tfternoon," the magistrate concluded. On Mty 33. tht following did not itop it thi itop owl tt the Colum* bit atenue end of tbe bridge: F. A. Andrew!, R. 3. Berber, John Laurie, tr., Johinnt Itiorlikion, pouglii W. Burte, Mre. R. Bingham; Fled T. Potter, M. 3. Retrdon, Mrs. .Hilda coupland, S. Henry Newton, Jtck Bradley, 3. C. McLln, Harry A. Beckett, end A. A. Bowden.-" On Mty 3D—Wtlter Duncin, T. N.,Repp, Eric Olnn, Jamw Stewirt, Erneit J. Thompeon, Aleztnder O. Micklnnon, Joieph Nuoich, Robert Slmpeon, C. A. Broderlck, Hugh Marshall. John L DeBruyn. On Mty 3t it Riverside end, of brldge-C. F. Kelly, Jtck Halifax, Leonard Negus tnd Jung Kwong. On Mty It, John W. Ftnliy puled the stop owl it'corner of pine ivenue end Vlctorlt etreet. Auguit Bourns pissed the itop owl tt Columbli ivenue bridge end on May 38. John W. Flnlty went through the =F HENDRICKS KASLO-NELSON MOTOR FREIGHT SERVICE LBAVINO RASLO AND RETURN-MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY LIAVBS KASLO 6:4*3 AM. LEAVES NELSON 11 KM. NeUon Depot—City Service station, Phone I • Kulo, Fhone II PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE nr TOOK PILLS FOR YEARS, THEN CEREAL BROUGHT RELIEF Kellogg's Ail-Bun Corrected His Constipation If yeu tn troubled by common constipation, read thit letter: "Jut t word in tpprecittion ot whtt your All-Bean aat dont for my hetlth. For ytin, I had been doping myielf with pllla and other dopes for conttipitlon. "I decided to try KeUWs All- Bean. Now I am In food health, tnd htvtn't taken a drop of medicine for ilx monthi." — Thot. F. Littlt (address furnished upon request). Headachu, lott of appetite tnd energy, tleenlessnets —tny one of thest may be caused by common constlpttlon. Ytt this condition can be corrected, usually, hy eating: a delicious ctrtal. Ttsts show Ktllogg't All-Bun provides "bulk" and vitamin B to help promote regularity. ALL-BlAN tlso furnishes iron for tht blood. Th* "bulk" tn Ail-Bran Ii much Ukt thtt in ltafy vegetable!. How much lifer thin pttent medlcinul Two ttbletpoonfuli of All-Bban rhily art usually sufficient Chronic cuts, with tach meal If seriously ill, tt* your doctor. ALL-BlAN makes no claim to bt a "etot-alT Serve is a cereal or Bit In cooking. At all grocers in the red-end- green package. Gtt All-Bran, tnd not t ptrt-bran product. Mtde by Kellogg in London, Ontario. Flashes From the Wires OTTAWA—Quebec'! bone to legal- lie lotteries for charity take dies pain* lew death without recorded vote In houw. WASHINOTON—Every effort being mtde to ivert the iteel ind textile strikes now threatening. lnduttrlil leaden meet with government to dU- cuw iltuitlon. OTTAWA—MlnUter of finance declares thit trades union memben who contribute portion of their Income to such union fund! w ire tUoctted for help of unemployed oolletguw miy be permitted to claim exemption! from Inoome ttx. CAMROSI, Alta.-Fruer Uyton lies with bullet In lung u result ot practical Joke in whleh a friend did not know the gun wu loaded. Revolver bullet entered body ln play holdup. OTTAWA—Hon. W.'R. Motherwell, Liberal, chargw government aiding grass hopper pligue ln Sukatchewan for political reasons. Claims attack U "grit-hopper attack, not grass-hopper ittack." OTTAWA—Seoond Hiding of in unendment to the Inquiries tct ww voted ln the home. Tbl bill will sllow International commissions to bear evidence ln Cinida, on much tbe wmt bwU w royil commissions. OTTAWA—Consolidated Oompenlw tct reviewed ln houw. It U leglilitlon which would curb the high preetun itleimm tad itop fraudulent itock promotion!. victoria—Beonotiio wunau win recommend plan to government tor absorption Into laemtry eC ydupg boya out of whocft on I Khuw ilmi* tenttowMpi, ofeervtot a long LONDON—Ruwla I—Ruwla hw uiuilly Jipplled. Joined ranks of wheit Importers ind Argentina and Austrtiii we ihlpplng to Vladlvoitok Crop fallurw tad luge concentration of troope et Vlidivoetok miy bt niton lot Ruwtt't tetlon.. BEATTLE—With hU right hind broken ind inn btdly egrtlned following t storm it wi. ctpt. Thomu Drake, 70, put hla 90-foot schooner Into port today trom Honolulu tnd entered hospital. Wai M dayi on voyage, 30 ot which were ipent In fighting itormi. BOISE, Idtho—A poisonous itlng of t until black spider continue! to hold Dr. Wlllltm Erekenbeek ln lta power. He hu bwn Ul 10 daya tnd for put ilx dayi hu bwn uneon- Hloui. Condition! no bitter. OLIVER, N3. — Thru hundred homelew hire when flamu destroy village. Provincial order mekw It Illegal to travel In forests. QUEBEC—North Quebec font iitu- it lon relieved by nlm. , SPOKANE—Pasco cherry crop damaged by storm. Prower canil run! wild following cloud ,J-unt. Forwt Fires stirred up lo Coeur d'AIene md Pend d'Oreille district!. CLE ELITM—A Mlw MoDantoU, 33. end two young daughter! ot Martin Lanigseth of Seattle, killed ln cruh of luto Into beer-Uden truck on Bun- set hlghwiy. sign it Pint ivenue tnd Vlctorli itreet. T. A. Andrew! wu dismissed u be told tbe magistrate he hid sold the ctr tnd wu not driving It, it tbt time lt went through the itop sign. It being ln tbe bands of the purchaser. Saskatchewan Hit by Scorching Sun SASKATOON, Miy » (CP) .-Drain fleldi of central Sukitchewtn, now showing green with sprouts of young wheat, foday wilted under one ot the hottest Miy1 tuns ot recent yean. Eirly thU afternoon tbe thermometer ln Sukitaon ihot up clow to 100. md tonight no relief wu evident from the parching blue which hu held the pralriu In lta grip tor tbe lut four days. Reporta from distrloti tut of thU city Indicate that there U, ample moU- ture tor the growing crop for eome time but In the areu Immediately couth md west of Bukftoon run u urgently needed to pnvent bid burning. Oruehoppen in active in their million! md tarmen tonight were preparing to wage active warfare agalnit the winged nesta. ' X Social Events of Trail City TRAIL, B C, Mty 1»-I1U Elsie Williamson md Mlw Helen Talbott were Joint hostesses lut night it • prettily arranged miscellaneous shower it the home ot tbe former honoring Mlw Qertle Tether whow mtr- rltgt tikei pltow thU week. Cirdi went tbt futun of tbe evening, MUt Mirgiret Lennon capturing tint prize tnd the consolation going to Mn. T. Ivans. Other Invited gueiti wen MUe Kitty page, Mlw Margaret Moiroee. Mlw Doru Cook, Mlw Clan Wllllamion, Mlw Alice Tether, Mlw glile Attaway. MUl Margaret Roeter, Mlw Florence Slmpion, Mlu Alice Slmpeon, Mlw Bridle Kelly, Mn. A. Hadley, Mrs RsrrUon, Mri. A. Mitchell, Mn. D. Dutfui md Mil D. Williamson. Assisting In serving wen Mn. Williamson md Mn. Duffui. • . • Mn. Arthur BragoUwt of Cran. brook, who apent wveral monthi Jn Trail daring the whiter tnd who u now raiding tt ReveUtoke hu bwn vliitlng frlendi ln Trill ud Roulind tor ibout i week. • • • Mn. Alice paviei itopped otf in Trail yuterdiy en route to Rowlmd tram Prultvsle. At Roulind Mn. Davles will be tbl guut tor I few dtyi If her ion tnd diughter. ln-liw. • ' • • • Donild perguion bu irrlved la Trill from Edmonton tnd will ipend the lummer monthi with hli pareata, • « • Mr.'ind Mn. Cecil J. Stratton returned yeiterdiy from Almworth, where they ipent the week-end. • • • Mr. tnd Mn. H. A. McLaren tnd daughter Betty ipent Sundty tt Winett. s .• i Mn. wiiium Rlgby tnd fimlly ut ipendlng t vtcatlon it cout cltlei. MERCURY HITS 94 AT TRAIL TRAIL, B. C. Miy 33 —New re* cord temperature! tor thll time-of tbe year in becoming ilmost t dtlly occurence. As one person com- ?lilned, "And it'i only ipring." rail ll iwelterlng ln mid-summer best. Yesterdsy the mercury soared to (4 degrees, Bundiy the maximum Wu M md Stturdiy S3 degrees. And the maximum temperature! in no lew forbidding. Stturdty tip low point for the diy wu tl, Sundty N Ud yesterdsy 67. Th6mos Kilpatrick Former P.G.E. Boss Is Superannuated VICTORIA, Mty 33 (OP)—Thomu Xllpttrlck, for five yetn miniger ot the Pioiflo Orut Butem rtllwiy, ud with the government wrvlw in -thi department of public work! for 11 yetn. hu bwn retired on euperu- nuaUon by tht Britlth Oolumblt government , He joined the public work! depirtment In lilt ud then wut ovtr to the F.O.I. 'u manager In 1933, In 1838 hs returned to the government department with whleh he hu been connected ever since in. the capacity of t bridge engineer. • REV. HARKNESS TRAIL SPEAKER Addresses Rotsrisns on Russia and Bible FIVE INQUIRIES TBE FACT WEEK Chamber of Mines Sees Re* salts; Engineers Make Deal Five Innuirlw received by the Chimber of Mlnw ot Eutern Britlth columbti the put wwk tot mining propsrtlw, wen read it the monthly muting of the executive Tueedty night. All wen tor gold propertlu, though one ot them wld copper could be included. Moet of tbem were in response to tbe clumber's sdvertuing. In tddltlon to thew. u Amerlcin holder of oreenwood gold culms isktd tor lnformitlon. tnd for tt- mtanoe in wiling them. Pruldent E. W. wlddowson referred to t vutt the put wwk by thru Tacoma engineers, whom the chamber hid urged to oome hera to look over gold propertlea. and who took an option on I loctl property, ud had the powlblUty of t mill In view If development! Juitl- tled. TRAIL SCHOOLS TO HAVE TOURNEY Tennis Players Placed in Four Classes, Handicapped RAINBOW IS SEEN AT MIDNIGHT LETHBRIDGE, Alta, Mty 33 (OF).—A rainbow it midnight wu the strange phenomenon wit* newed by R. T. Allen ind bu fimlly tt Coaldale, Alta, be nported ben. Tht rainbow, the colon of which wen cletr defined, tp* pwred tcrow the iky trom eut to wwt betwwn 13-10 ud 1 ijn. Frldiy lut, Altan nported. It wu t vivid uch. < FARMER DELEGATES COMING THURSDAY Board of Trade Will Banquet Them and Their Ladies > PRAIRIE LADS DIE AT COAST Drowned in Burrarij Inlet as Fishing Boat Upsets VANCOtFVtt. Mty 3* (OP)*—W1U- ltm, t, ud Nelton, 3. sons of W. 8. Btlley, Canadian Pacific railway employee it Medicine Hit, Alta.. wen drowned when the boat ln which they were returning from • tubing trip capaleed ln the witen of Burrard Inlet, lnilde flnt nirrows, here todty. MorrU Zlotnlk, el, who wu rowing the 13-foot skiff, wu rwcued ln a wmt-conscloui condllton by a Jip- inese fishing but, tbe H K. TRAIL, B.C., Mty M.—Trall Rotarians tnjoytd tn addrtw that varied considerably trom the general tnnd ot unu heard it .their lun- cheon-mwtlnge when Rev. L. A. Harknew of Vancouver, spoke on •'Britain ud Her Bible," va. "Mot** cow ud Rer Monty," Tuesdiy tt noon, . ' Mr.1 Harknen U I put president of the KiwanU club of Vinoouvtr ud ilto a put president of tbe Serviw Clube counoil, In which eight wrvlce clube tre represented. "A few month! tgo," began tbe apeaker, "a itory ml given to the world, whloh ctught the public by •tomt, It WU the itory at how Britain bought t Bible from Ifoe- oow far 1600,000." Mr. Harknew went on to explain the various reaction! thtt thli itory htd on the people. In dtyt of depression muy wondered why Eng- und ihould vend ssoo.ooo tor ea old book when lt wu finding lt t grett difficulty to nlu tutttclent money to feed lta people. Be pointed out thet the BrltUh people were t strange mixture ud often thinga they did wen unaccountable, tnd tin the thinu tbey oould do. In the BrltUh there wu t lot of eentl* ment tnd Idealism thlt wu also bird to iccount for. Mr. Harknen pictured Britain u a null ltkt Into which tbe turbulent witen of hundred! of streams have poured. To trrlve at the rewon for Britain purchulng this book (shortly before Chrittmu lut yur) Mr. Harknew went btck ln tbt anntU of hUtory to u old monastery it Mount Sinai. Dr, Tlethendorf, the apeaker related, ln 1844 came tcrow 43 luvu ot tn old bible ln tbe monastery written ln Hebrew, ud aaked tbe monks if he could have them. He discovered thtt tbey wen of t Bible that he hid bwn searching for for yun. BU purpou In searching tor an old copy of the bible ww thtt bt would be tbn to gtt u near u possible to tbe original doctrines. The doctor Wu so excited thlt ht revelled to the monks thtt they htd. something thtt wu ot vtlut tnd refused to give h'm the leaves. However he wu iblt to nuke a copy of two of the pigw ud fifteen years liter lh 1858. returned to the wme monutery ud while talking with an old monk ln the garden dlwovered thtt thli old mtn had In hli cell the old book for wblch he.wu searching. It was the oldeit Bible In the' world. He finally obtained the book ud mtde coplu of lt thit win kept at St. Petersburg, under the protection ot tbe Car of Russii. Liter the so- vleti cental lt to Motoow, tnd It wu ont ot those ooplee thtt Britain purchued. But* Britain'! governmut did not pty outright for thii hook, for 1350,- 900 of lt wu ptld for by subscription. Britain holding thU hook.' Mr. Harknwi believed held the key to the futun- BeUdM the ipeiker there wen four gueiti it thi luncheon Tueidiy, Frank Soott, Vuoouver Rotarlan: H. Jure, of the 0-M. ft S., Howard Hirgrave, Tnll, ind M. O'Brien. Vinoouvtr. Announcement wu mtdt it the meeting of Rotary Internttional world convention it Detroit June -16—39, ud ot u Internitlonil meeting of DUtrlct No. 1 it Kelowna on Junt I ttld 10. Pruldent S. S McDlirmld urged U mtny u powlblt tttend the Kelowni mwt u thue meetings hed contributed t greet deil toward international nlttlonihlp. An lnter-city mwt will be held it Nelton on wtdnndfy, Junt t. Schools to Have TraMeH Day Two MhooU tradt ind (laid dty program! ire Kbeduled tor Frldiy ud Stturdiy. Frldiy Hume and Central ichooli will bold tbelr sn- nutl Intar-iohool competition! tnd In the neighborhood of \t relty turn! will be reprewntlng the two sohooU. Frtctletlly tU ot the teich* en of the two sehoou win htvt i hind la preparing tor tbl event. On Stturdty Junior high tnd high sohool athletw will hdd a fUld dty under the mtnsgsmtat ot D. N Mcliu and W. Camiron. The event! wtll he aggregated into three clawei. senior. Intermediate and Junior. There U t big mtry for both dayi. TRAIL, Mty 30—High Bchool Ten nla club will hold lta annual tourna* mint tt the Tadanac count Saturday, wltb l good entry to make competition keen. The pliyen have beu divided Into four olaww ud t tennu racket hu been potted tor top prize ln etch claw. The competition will be t handicap affair ud the "epota" hive own complied by the club of- tlcltU. Hege U the flnt round dnw, mowing the handicap! u wt: JUNIOR GIRLS Jtau Clark- II va Mabel McKay -15. Mtry Ortvu -It vi Edythe Wood- burn -11. Betty Leyltnd t vs Joyce Money- puny e. "-* Mirgiret Beltner • vi Marlon McLeod a. Connie Hepworth -1*9 n Sheila Brown s. ' : Margaret Melrow s vs Mary Bit- glonl s. Ltura Toung t vs Row Newton i. SENIOR 01RLS CUrt Rlngwood -15 vs Margaret Burton s. Margaret Weir ■% ot li vs Enid Cooper t. Marlon Somerville s vi Jou Hudson 14 of 15. Ardyce Reynolds s vi Louise Ctu- sick s. Jeu Davidson -K of 10 fa Beverly Ftlkner -lt. Betty McLennan -\_ of 15 vi Con- nli Clark -'A of 16. JUNIOR BOYS Oordon Wellwood -'/, of IS vi Cltrk arstiam -'/, ot lt. Douglu McArthur s vs Hirold Fran* wn -It. - - Bob Hermon • vi Harry Walbaum a Htrry Adamt i vs St. nalre LewU lt. Leelle Leyltnd s n Oordon Hilton -It. SENIOR BOYS Charlea Dibner -lt ra FrtncU Mc- Dongjd i. Alan MtcPhttl -It vi Nonnu Murray -IS. Olen Muon -lt vi Wtlter Jenkins t. Ralph Temple -lt vs Arthur Kinnis ->/_ olIO. Archie McDonnell I vi Ctrl Dunde i. Jtck Dltmond -Vi of 90 vi Oiylord Richardson plus It. Iu Klngwell plut lt vi Oeorge Murray -SO. Colin Oulllaume -It ve Donald Wllllamaon -16. Jtck McDiarmid plut It vi Peter Hudson -it. A highly luccewful convention ot the Wwt Kooteniy Central Farmers Institute U expected ln Nelson Thursday, when delegates will be prewnt from all parts of the Kootenty*Boun- dary dUtrlct, to deal with the annuil buslneu, Including resolutions lubmltted from tbe constituent Institute!. It U expected Dr. W. R. Ounn, provincitl veterinary intpector, will 'be prewnt from Victoria, tnd H. C. Britton trom the Summerland experiment itatlon, to give addreewi. Nelson wu chown a ye: ago u the convention city, on the special Invitation of the board of trade, which will buquet the delegates ud their ladles tt 6:30. Indication! ue thtt there will be ln the neighbor* hood of 4t or 60 visitors, Including t large delegation of the Robaon ladles, who hive extended Robeon's courtesies to delegates md visitor, it thl \ast five annual convention!. SHAW NAMES COMMITTEES Kinsmen Hold First Meeting Since Installation Memben ot tbe Nelwn Kinsmen club held their flnt meeting ilnce Installation, ln the Oolden Oate oate Tuesday evening. The meeting wu mon ln the form of t hualness union and committee! tor the year, chown by pruldent or. Ray Shaw, wert. uounced through the club'i offlcltl bulletin. Suggestions for the olub's summer actlvltlw wen brought forward ud dlscused. During the evening Monty Turner accompanied tor com. munlty ilnglng. Committee! named were: The tint named is the chairman of tach commlttu. Attendance—Terrance R o s 11 n g, WUt Bush, Ralph Humble, LouU Choquette. Classification and membenhlp— Monty Morley, oordon Roynon, Art MUll. Sporta—Bill Vtnce, John WHlact, Bud oreenwood. Don Lucu. Sunihlne — Bob HonwlU, Doug Chamberlain, Tom Johnitone. Klnimtn eduoatlon—Bill Cameron, Hector Mackenzie, Bob Tlylor. Houw—Jack Boyce, Tommy Carew, Benny Sutherland. Inter-Club relation!—Tommy Shorthouu, Lawrence Slmpeon, Oordon Mtckentte. Lawi ud regulation!—Ted Bourque. Ben Mtrtln, Wtlter Macdonald. Mutlc ud program—NeUon Ball, Norman Brown, Jtck Mwk. PubUc affairs tnd publicity—Jack Stark, Buck Lambert, Jtck Horswill. APPEARS FOR CARPARK S. S. Gallamore Pays $10 on Danger Charge FINED FOR TAKING, PART, FRAY, TRAIL TRAIL, Mty 39—H. L. McLeod wu wntenced to pty I fine of 110 or apend 30 days In Jill tor being the participant ln an affray on Mty IT. T. Home the other participant, hu not yet been served to appear ln oourt u he bu beu out of town. TUBERCULOSIS IS MARKEDLY REDUCED HAMILTON. Ont. Mty 93 (CP).- "TubtroulosU hu bwn markedly reduced In the put yetr by an organized efofrt to combat thU dU- eaae, ud tht dtcrtut In duths trom tuheroulotu hu continued throughout the depression," declired Dr. 3. Q. Wberett, executive secretary of* tbl Canidlih Tuberculous association, speaking to tbe hetlth dlvUlon of thi Ctntdlin coclil work conltnnw. Ihe fourth tnnutl meeting ot the body opened todty. TRAIL, May 38—Mn. FrancU A. Davis wu dismissed when ehe ippeired before Pollce Magistrate Noble Blnni Mondiy on t charge of puking a car on Riverside tvenue. She told the magistrate thtt ths friends she wu visiting wld lt would be ill right to leive her cu where It wu puked, md there were no signs forbidding parking. ' Frank Oould appeared on t charge of parking t ctr on Bay ivenue lew thu 10 feet from the curb on Spokane street, ud wu dismissed. PI -ding guilty to t chuge of driving to the common dmger when hie motorcycle struck t parked car on Rossland avenue on May 34, B. S. Oallamore ww sentenced to pay »10 ud coeti or spend 10 days ln Jail. He ptld tht tine. ALE PRICES IN B.C. ARE CUT SOUTH SLOCAN TO MEETTHEMIDGETS Juniors Out to Pull Up in League Play South Sloctn, high tetm In the dUtrlct foothill leigue, meet the cellar plaw Midgets ln lesgue pity at the Recreation grounds on Thundty evening. The Mldgeti, composed almost entirely of Junior playen, who put up t gntt exhibition wltb tbe Trail Junlon, will be out to pull out of the bottom position. Seven Injured in Plane Crash BETHEL, Conn.. Miy 30 (Wednudiy) (AP).—A 13 ppwenger United Alrwtyi plui enshed here it 13:30 eutern stsndsrd time thli morning, while making a foroed landing. Seven puwngen including tbe pilot wen rushed to the Dtnbury hospital. VICTORIA, May 33 (CF).-Oenenl reduction in tie prlcu throughout the provlnw were tpproved by the provincial cabinet today, following t cut ln the prlcw given by the bnw- erles. Ths new scale mtkw t wt figure of 13 a down for pints of tie tU through the provlnw. At the wme time bwr md stout prlcu tn wvenl Interior towns hive been reduced from 10 to 35 oents t dozen u the result of tn arrangement under which brewerlu abaorb tbt freight chirgw. ThU bring! thi price down to tl.7t t doaen, the wme u on the cout. ARMY COMMANDER Brlgidler A. M DtliUl, dlvlalonal comminder of tbe Silvitlon Army for BrltUh ColumbU, irrlvei tbU morning from Cranbrook on bU htlf-yeuly tour tnd U -scheduled to tpeak ln tht evening. In the tfternoon, in company with Captain H. Chapman of thi loctl brtnch, hi will vlilt the power plant! on Kooteniy river. On Thundiy he ls scheduled to visit Trill snd on Friday Rowland. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Sacramento 8: Seattle 1. Too Mmh Uric Add Is a v-ry common cause of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago. Deranged kidneys allow u excessive amount of uric tdd to tccumuUte. Take Gin Pills to give relief while tbey in assisting your Udnqri to function gonntlly. A gentlemen's agreement fAMIiy SIZE ... 11^ it OZ. SIZS... 11^ Try thl firsily shs .I Can.de Dry's J-.-,.lln, Witw • i. nn eHra'Hvfty *nnw wHfc ieeg*lo»t.ng iperUe* ■—■ — —,1 , I...1 . ., .-„.-. - HARROP CROPS IN FINE SHAPE No Damage Reported From Hailstorm Friday HApROP, Mty 20—The crops wound Bnrrop tn ln splendid condition tnd tie frost damage hu been comparatively slight. The nlnt Frldiy were mott welcome to ranchers. Hall fell on wme ranches clou to ths hills, but the stones wen small tnd no damage wu dom. Mr. tnd Mrs. Bert Fltchett motond le Nelson Flrdiy taking their small daughter, Eva Mty, for medical tttentlon. They were tccomptnled by Mn. W. 8. Ashby. O. C. MacKay provlnclil government engineer, ind W. L, Affleck, is- slitant engineer, were ln Harrop Friday tfternoon. A representative of tht forest brtnch wu ln Htrrop Sundty evening potting notices respecting the fire law during the clowd uuon. Mrs. W. W. Britton md mother. Mn A. Flynn, went to Nelson on the evening of Empire diy to tike ln the ihow. R. Qulnn, Jr., Maurice Preece md Mn. J. Shell of New Westminster went to Tmlr Vlctorli diy tnd took ln the sports. D. Toung wu i builneu vliltor to Nelion Frldiy. By Friday mornlng'i westbound Heal Your Piles Don't let Itching, bleeding, Internal or protruding piles sap your vitality and cause an expensive, painful, operation. In 15 minutes you can stop the pain and quickly shrink sore, swollen tissues with the Doctor's new 'prescription, Chlna-Rold. It must x you up ln 10 days or money back. Ask your druggist for Chlna-Rold. .ANADIAN PACIFH ijl CANADAS FT> GREATEST „L STEAMSHIP! SAILINGS TO EUROPE FBOM MONTREAL-QUEBEC To Cherbourg-Southampton June 15 Ducheu ot Bedford To alisgow-Belfast-Llverpool June 18 Empreu ot Britiln To Cherbourg-Southimpton June 21 Empreu of Australia To Cherbougr-Southampton June 31 pucheu of Tork To Glaigow-Bellast-Llverpool June 37 Montcilm To Hivre-Southampton June 30 Empress of Britain To Cherbourg-Southimpton July 4 Montctlm To Qlugow-Belfut-Uverpool ( Llll l\l\> ( ! !\\'H\MI\ FBOM VANCOUVER June 90 Bmpnu of Jtpan July 11 Empreu of ash 1FM ¥___..\t Wl -THE NELSON DAILT. NEWS, NELSON, B.C.-WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, MAT M, 1934- tnln, Mlu Fnncu Andrtwi received 100 btby chlcki. Lut year ihe rtlsed 300. Colin Mijor, Mr. md Mn. W. D. Ogllvle md Mlu Joule Htrrop wen visitors to Ainsworth tnd Nelson Empire dty. C. C. Mty wu In Nelion on builneu Frldiy. Mr. md Mn. H. Ftlrbtnk, Ethel ind Dtvld Falrbank. were among thott who wtnt to Nelton from hen oa the holiday. H. R. Younger, CfJt. resident engineer, wu t Htrrop vliltor Thundiy. J. Berry. A. M. Mtlor tnd C. S. Price motored to Nelton Thundty evening. Nltgtn Aorangl June 30 July IS _ - For full lnformitlon tpply N. J. LOWES City Ticket Agent. Nelion. B.c Crown May Queen at Boundary City ORAND FORKS, Mty 38—With Idetl weither pnvilllng md the lawns md hedges of the Central ichool ground! looking their loveliest ths coronation of Ormd Forks' Mty queen wu in Interesting and colorful event In the vlctorlt diy cele- bratlon. Two beautifully decorated flott! bearing the retiring queen md queen-elect tnd tultei led tbl procession trom the court houu to the Khooli grounds. Queen Oerdt Bather, her escort, Aulay Miller, followed by Queen-elect Gladys Clark md ber eicort, olen WUIU, marched round the lawns. The two Queens were proceeded by six tiny flower glrli who danced tlong In front itrewlng flowen along the pith. Following the queens were the pages tnd mtids of honor. The Ormd Fork! band pliyed the march for the procession. The royil ptrty then mounted the dut which wu tastily decorated with bunting ln pastel ahadei, •nd ipring flowen. After the coron- itlon in address was given by tbe new quun. Thll wu followed by the colorful maypole dance and other folk dincu which Included, thl dance of tht clover, Gotland'! quadrille, thru men'i polki, clown md rag doll dance; and the "Tumblers". Maids of honor tor tht ntlring queen were Non chtpmin tnd Eileen Markell, while her pages wen jerrola Frinkovltch tnd Dewey Thompson. Thi new queen'i maids of honor wen Jem Dondtle and Miry woodward. Pages were Olen Allison ind Douglu Brlnkmm. Flower glrla were Stella Andrew, Dorothy Undon, Jun Sutherland, Annie Kotovltch, Beth Tonks tnd^Phyllu Tedlsco. Jerry Reed motored to Spokine thli wuk. Mr. md Mn. Busch of Mldwiy were imong thi out-of-town vltlton to the city on Victoria dty. Mr. md Mn. J. Simmons, accompanied by their daughter phylln, motored to Spokine wednetdty. Mr. md Mn. E. B. Reynolds and fimlly were gueiti Thundiy of Mlu Doris Herman. Mowat Oowmi left lut wuk for Crescent Valley. Judge md Mn. J. R. Brown motored to Pentlcton lut week. Their ion Bruce md Mn* Bruce Brown returned to Grand ForU to ipend the holldiy with them. Mn. C. Sandner lift wednesdsy for t vlilt to frlendi it the coast. Jack Miller of Nelson ll visiting hli parents, Mr, tnd Mn. F. J. Miller. Mri. w. Lynu md children at Trsll in guutt it the home of the former'! fither, F. Downey. Mr. md Mn. O. Murray of Nel* son are vltltlng frlendi in the city. Mr. md Mn. Harry MeDougill of Bonnlngton tn guutt it the home ot the former'! ptrents, Mr. tnd Mn. j. W. MeDougill. Mn. J. A. McCallum left Tueadi. for Toronto where ihe will itttnd the graduation of her daughter Birth, who It t nurse-ln-trslnlng tt the Wutern hotplttl. Dugild McPherson MX.A. nturned Sunday from Spokane. Girl in the Family By BEATRICE BURTON CHAPTER X Yean tgo, long before Buun'i time, Uncle Arthur hid owned in- other grocery store, t miller om; tnd It wu then thtt Susan's fither bid met her mother. Her uncle htd told her tbout tt i greet mtny times. It hid hippened on i June diy In 1306 when Jmet Cullen hid been going over tbe books ot the itore, tnd Morris Broderlck hid stepped In to buy some tobtcco. "Jmet used to come down to the store once • month to make out Win for me, ind straighten out my bookkeeping," Uncle Arthur hid told her. "She wu quick u lightning it flguru, tnd I never Wu my good it them. Well, along the itreet came • llttle electric runabout, your ftthtr sitting ln lt with t llttle bltck muittche on hit Up tnd t colored bmd tround hli hit—" It never turned quite reil to Bu- un, somehow. Bhe could not Imiglnc her fither weiring i muiticht or being ln love with myone etoept Mn. Adt Hopper. The whole thing wu like i etory to her, • • • Howtrd wu ln front of the store. lifting baskets of grocerlu Into hli ftther'i delivery truck when Susan came tround the comer of Mills road on Btturdty tfternoon. The Cullens •11 worked, tnd he helped it tbe store every afternoon tfter ichool md ill diy Saturday. A white butcher's ipron wu tied ore hli clothu tnd hli ftoe wu red with cold. __m "See you tt supper. Sunn I" he cill- ed to her, getting up Into the seat of the truck. "The glrlt tre it home." Tht Cullen glrla were usually it home on Stturdiy, titer their work- idly week, tnd Suun hid Mien Into the hiblt of owning there every Siturday tfternoon md staying for tht evening meal which the Cullens ill celled "luppir." * They were the kind of people who always uked their frlendi to take pot luck with them, tnd If pot luck hippened to be huh or stew, they did not apologize for It ind they were not embarrassed ln the leut. Aunt Nell's food wu tlwtyi well-cooked, tnd the Cullen Jokes tlwtyi ctme bubbling up ln the table conversation, tnd the glrli kept popping into the kitchen to bring more hot bleculti or tnotbei helping of chicken pilau sll round. It wu almost Impossible for anyone to be itlff or Ul-tt-eue with the Cullens, for they were to simple tnd friendly ind full of fun themulvu. Sunn opened the front door md walked Into the house without knock- lag. No one who knew tht Cullens ever ring ind then wilted to be admitted. If you were t friend of thelre you limply walked In, looked tround tnd. lf no one wu ln light, called out, "Hellot Anybody tt home?" Thli wu whit Suun did now u she took off her wraps ln tht white paneled hallway. She could heir voices upststrs tnd she itirted up. "All right for mi to come up!" ihe railed. Footstep! ctme along the upper hill ind Miry Cullen ippeired it the hetd of tbe stsirs. "Hi Susie Broderlck I" she ssng out to someone ln tho room the had Just left, turning to look back over her shoulder. "Suite ln person! Oood thow!" Mtry wu tht betuty of the Cullen fimlly. Even now In t pongee imock, with her red hair ln wtter wtvt comta tad her ftct quite hire of mike-up. she wu more thtn pretty. There wu t tiny upwtrd tilt to tht outer corners of her eyu tnd t clever humoroui slsnt to her red mouth thtt mtde her ftce Interesting u well u lovely. "We're hiving beauty ihop," the uld, ihowlng Susan her nails, which hid been covered wltb core! polish. Look it thou I Don't they look Juit like rod Jelly bean candy!—Susie. whit'i til thi gossip we've been hearing ibout you? Connie uys thtt John called her up thla morning tnd told her thit you're engaged to Walltce Stiffen." !_ e. i The sitting room wu celled the Catch-All by the Cullen!. It wu t large bright room filled with a cheerful litter. There wu t tennli ncket on the wtll above the open book shelves, md the top ot the ihelves wu t tort of picture gallery—enip- shots. for the most part, ot tha Cullens tt home md ibrotd. Aunt Nell working in her llttle girden, Uncle Arthur standing beside his flnt tutomoblle twty back ln 1914, the girls ln their bathing suits. Howtrd tt ten The chiln wen cowred with cretonne. tnd on i large table In the middle of the room wu an odd assortment of objects—a copy of Jennison's Radio Manual, a Jew's harp, i buket of colored wools, i stamp album, i bowl of Tmgerlnu, md t volume of Ot- borne't "Men of the Old Stone Age." On the floor, ln front of t fire of gu logs, sit Bin Cullen md Connie Styie. who htd lived with the fimlly for uvertl years. She tnd Mtry worked together it the North ilde brtnch ot tht public llbrsry. md, tlthough she paid her board tt tht Cullens'. Suun htd never thought ot her u tbelr roomer or even u their "paying guut." She wu like 1 member of the fimlly. md every summer when ehe went home to her own fimlly to ipend her vacation with them, Miry went with her md John often went t weekend with them. "John did tell me thtt," tht uld when Suun ume Into the room. "Now. don't hold out on ut, darling. It'i true. Isn't It?" "It't perfectly true." uld Suun. md held up her left htnd to thow them the ring. Sire let out t little gup ot tdmlrt- tlon. "Oh, Suite! How gorgeous I" "Did you pick lt out, younclf?" Connie pulled the fold! of her red flannel kimono around her md got up to examine the ring. "No, I didn't." It occurred to Susan thit ihe did not know who hid picked out the ring. She could not be sure thit Wallace hid. She could not be tun of anything except the fact that he hid brought lt to her ln • Ludlow ind Ludlow box. "Well, ill I hive to uy is thit you're i bright girl, Susie," Miry uld drily. "It taku retl brains to lmd i husband thue days. Especially l huebsnd worth t diamond tnd two enormous up* phlres!" The light from tht tu logs wokt t Hinie In htr green eyu tnd turned her hslr to copper u the gltnced up tt Susan. (To Be Continued) Dontld perley who hu bun it- tending thi university of Brltlih Columbli arrived ln the city lut wuk ind will ipend the holiday! with hli parent!, Bev. tnd Mn. M. D. Perley. Word hu been received thll wuk, by Mri. Dobry thit her ton Auitln hid been successful ln his sxim- Initlon for medicine tt the university of Alberts, Austin hu ac cepted t position tor tht summer it tht Mental hopaltal In Ponokt, Alta. Mn. -c. Marks, nu Elsie Bgg. li vliitlng her parenU, Mr. <nd Mn. Oeorge Egg. Although the population of Irkutsk, Siberia, dou not exceed 13,000 is many ti 500 murders ire committed there innuilly. Lindow Family Visit Colviile BALMO, Mty 33—Mn. C W. Lindow tnd children Mutne md Cul wire visitors to ColvlUe over the week-end with Mn. LIndow'i listers. They returned Sunday evening. O. Mathewa wu t builneu vltltor to Nelion Saturdiy. Mr. tnd Mn. A. McOllllviry tnd dtughter Irene wen vlslton ln Stlmo Sundty. Mlu Winnie Bush li vltltlng her parents Mr. md Mn, B. C Bush. Mn. C. Spiers md sons of Kulo wtn vltlton In Stlmo on Bundiy. A. B. Ctmpbell wu i recent vliltor to Nelson. Mrs. McDougal So. Slocan Hostess Hospital Grad Visits Parents; Mr. and Mrs. C. Reynolds Visit Frisby Home SOUTH SLOCAN, Mty 38—Mn. H. McDougal entertained tt t badminton party on Tuesday ln No. 3 Plant hill. Mn. B. J. McGregor ind Mrs. _r Kennedy assisted ln urvlng. The guests Included Mlu Mixtne Chapman. Mlu Janet-Deschamps of Spokine, Mlu Doreen Hill, Mn. R. Kennedy, Mn. O. M. Helbecque, Mn. A. Servold, Mn. J. E. Parker, Mn. J. Hawklnj, Mn. O. Hill, Mn. D. Powell, Mn. E. J. McGregor, Mn. W. Wilkley, Mn. O. Blddlecombe, Mn. 8. O'Genskl Mlu Doreen Long md Mln Helen Regg of Nelion ipent Empire Diy and the wuk-end the guutt ot Mn. R. G. Elliott. Jesse Ridge la ipendlng i tew weeki it Lemon creek with Mr. Kennedy. Whitsunday service wu held In St. Matthewi' church. The Rev. W. J. SUverwood officiated. The loctl troop of Olrl Guides ittended with Mlu Mary Bredshow, ciptiln tnd the Brownlu with their luder, MUs Elsie G'ansner, Brown Owl. Representatives of the Nelson Guides ittended In the persons of Mlu Thompeon of Filrvlew tad Mrs. F. t. Paddon. Mlu Jennie Potoiky ot Billing! !■ here on t vltlt, the guut ot her uncle tnd tunt, Mr. tnd Mn. Joe Potoiky. Mri. K. Anderson has irrlved tnd taken i cottage for the summer months. Mn. W. Rice of Putmore ipent i wuk here the guut of Mn. H. Rech ntgel. Mlu Wlnnlfred Ruuel. R.N., who recently graduated it tht Kootenty Like hospital, li ipendlng a few days with htr parents, Mr. tnd Mn. T. H. Ruuel. O. W. Humphrey wu imongit thou who ittended the banquet to Lome A. Ctmpbell ln Nelson Friday night. Mr. md Mn. W. Milling hid, u their guesti Sundty, Mr. md Mn. J. L. Nelion md daughters. Mr. md Mn. Johnion md the Rev. Earl Llnd- gnn of Nelaon. Mn. J. O'Oenikl md children htve returned to Apex tfter spending • wnk with hir parents, Mr. and Mn. Eric Andenon. Mr. ind Mn. Prink Frisby htve it their gueiti their wn-ln-liw ind dtughter. Mr. md Mn. C. Reynold! of Oolden. Fruitvale Briefs FRUITVALE. Miy 33—Mlu Irene Mictuliy of Meadows wu t vltltor here for the holiday. Mlu E. Stalnthorpe of Trall ipent Empire dty here, the guut of ber inter, Mn. W. E. Orleve. Mn. W. Shepherd of Tnll wu t vliltor hen Thundty, tht guest of Mr. snd Mn. A. DeBruyn. Mn. C. Cuttle ind diughter Mar. gtret were vliitlng here on Empire diy, the guests of Mr. and Mn. R. Curtis. GET A PACKAGE FOR TOMORROW'S BREAKFAST SURELY no other food has brought so much to breakfast as has Grape-Nuts! Taste!—delicate, nut-sweet, loved the world round. Nourishing!—a single serving with milk supplies more varied nourishment than many a hearty meal. Easily digested!—made by a special process from whole wheat and malted barley, Grape-Nuts can be easily digested by young or old. Crisp!—induces chewing, with consequent benefits to teeth, mouth and jaws. And all for a cent a semng! Ask your grocer for Grape-Nuts! Grape-Nuts JL MADE IN CANADA <.;.« FISHING GOOD ON WEST ARM HARROP, May 28—J. Schrall wu In Hirrop Saturday morning en route from Crtvton to Kokanee. He wu formerly on tbe 'strength of Longbeach But Camp. MlM Ruby Whitfield wu among thoee who vlalted Alniwotb Empire day. Fishing off the Harrop wharf on rrlday evening, David Falrbank caught a three-pound rainbow and on Saturday afternoon a trout and a char. Vivian Rowley hu alao had •uoceas In fishing, catching a nice trout and char Saturday evening. Among thoee attending the Morris dancing exhibition and _*n on Saturday afternoon were Commander and Mrs. B. A. Smith, Mra. X. D. Rutherglen and Daphne Leggatt of Longbeach. Lorne Vandergrlft visited Ainsworth Thursday. George Ouyes of Midway wu a visitor to H. Holmu on Saturday. Fishing nur the dolphin out from Bealby's on Sunday evening Mrs. Jack Annable, Jr., caught a four-pound char. SLOCAN PEOPLE ATTEND DANCES SLOCAN CITY, Miy it—Thl Womtn'i Institute met it Mn. 3. Little's Thursdsy with i good ittendince. Dainty refreshments were served. Among those who ittended the dances it South Blocm ind Apple- dale were Mn. H. L. rife, Mtss V. Plough, Mlw A. McKeen, C. B. Tipping. H. Purney, R. Reynolds, C. Hufty end R. Bruin, R. Johnion ind Lyle Johnaon of Mlnot, N.D., ire here vliitlng thilr brother ind fimlly, Mr. ind Mn. R. J. Johnion. PROCTER SCHOOL SPORTS SUCCESS PROCTKR, Miy M — The mnuil ■chool iporti of Procter superior school wen held Thundiy it Sunshine Bay under the supervision of D Mcintosh, ichool principal, with the following results: Olrls 60 yard duh, S to 8 years— Helm Bchwarok. tint; Ven Poznikoff, second: Rllzsbeth Repln, third. Boys SO yard duh, 0 to 8 years— Charlie Clayton, flnt: Welter Tlylor, second; Grsham McMuIlln, third. Girls 60 yard duh, 9 to 10 years— Xdm Heighten, first; Rose Bchwarok, second: Haul Crosby, third. Boys 80 yard dash, 9 to 10 years— Bliss Kinney, first; Mike Bokolowskl, second; Cleveland Taylor, third. Olrla 78 yard duh, 11 yeirs and under—Phyllis Elton, flnt; Sheila Dunwocdy, second; France! McMuIlln, third. Boyi 78 yard dub, 11 yetn ind under—Henry Johnion, tint; Im Carne. second; David Hall, third. Olrla 78 yard daih. 13 yean and under — Alice Crosby, first; Mary Bchwarok, eecond; Elsie Bennett, third. Olrli 78 yard! duh, lt yean and over—Stella Crosby, flnt; Helen Repln, ncond; isa MacKinnon, third. Olrls 100 yard daah, 19 to It years Helen Repln. flnt; Alice Crosby, second; Annie Koima, third. Boys 100 yarda daah, 18 to 14 yean —Ollbert McMuIlln. flnt; Jamea Helgbton, aecond; Albert Croaby, third. Boyi 100 yard duh, over 14 yeara— Robert Heighten, flrat; Hallam MacKinnon, second. Broad Jump, glrli—Haul Croaby, tint; Row Bchwarok, second; Idna Heighten, third. * Junior boys broad J u m p—Ian Came, tint; Henry Johnion, lecond; Bliss Kinney, third. Senior hoys' breed Jump—Hatlim MacKinnon, flnt; Robert Heighten, ucond; Ollbert McMuIlln, third. Junior glrli high Jump — Edith Johnion, tint; Haul Croaby, ncond, Idna Heighten, third. Senior glrli' high Jump — Alice Crosby, flnt: Helen Repln, ucond; Elite Bennett, third. Junior boyi' high Jump—Bill! Kinney, flnt; Im Carne, aecond; Henry Johnion, third. Senior boys high Jump— Hillam MacKinnon, flnt; Robert Heighten, second; Ptul Ritchie, third. Throw the bill, girls—Hazel Croaby flrat; Elsie Bennett, second; Isa MacKinnon, third. Throw the ball, boya'— Robert Heighten, tint; Hallam MacKinnon, aecond; Ollbert McMuIlln, third. Open Men'a throw— Jule Lewis, first; Robert Heighten, uoond; Angus MacKinnon, third. Sack noe, Junior glrla—Helen Bchwarok, flnt; Noel Hunt, aecond; Filth Ritchie, third. Sack rice. Junior boys—Biles Kinney, tint; Mike Bokolowskl. ucond; Ian Came, third. Back race, senior glrli—Altos Croaby, flnt; Sheila Dunwoody, aecond; Frances McMuIlln, third.' Potato race—Rose Bchwarok, flrat; Mike Bokolowskl, aecond; Walter Tlylor, third. Slow bike nee—Im MacKinnon, flrat; Olive'MacLean, ucond; Ethel Falrbank, third. Boya' alow bike noe—Hillim MacKinnon, tint; David Hale, aecond; Gilbert MacMullln. third. Pole vault—Robert Heighten, flrat; Hallam MacKinnon, aecond; Ollbert McMuIlln, third. Orand Aggregate wlnnen were: Junior glrla, Alice Croeby; Junior boys, Bliss Kinney; unlor glrli. Isa Mackinnon; unlor boya, Hallam MacKinnon and Robert Heighten, tied. A military whlat drive ind dance wu held at the Outlet hotel under the auiplcei of the Procter Women's Institute. Japan and England tied tor flret place with .3 flags each. Japan winning out on a draw. The affair vu ln charge of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Carne, while Mra. A. 8. Ritchie acted as cubler. Music for dancing wu supplied by E. Brasch. A meeting of the Procter Women's Institute wu held at th! home of Mn. H, CUft Friday afternoon. A debate , "Resolved that the styles of 1984 were more artistic than thou ot 1984", wu held with Mn. A. 8. Ritchie speaking for the affirmative. while Mn. D. Mcintosh upheld the negative. A vlalt to Cnwford Bay waa planned for sometime In June. Membera preunt wero Mn. H. C Carne, Mra. A. 8. Ritchie. Mre. D. Mcintosh. Mra. W. R. Jarvla, Mn. J. McLeod. Mn. J. Hunt, Mn. J. Bewel, Mn. W. Mulrhead and Mn. CUft. Mr. ind Mn. A, B. Ritchie ud children motored to Almworth Sunday Mn. O. Kinney hu returned from visiting her parent! at Nanton, Alta. Mr. and Mn. W. R. Jarvla and family accompanied hy Mn. Julian Bourne were Ainsworth vlalton Bun. day. Rev. Mr. Griffith of Kaalo wu i recent Procter vlalton where be brought the launch belonging te Bert Croaby. Mr. and Mn. J. Bichan accompanied by Mn. E. MacLennan md Miss Sheila Dunwoody vlalted Almworth Sunday. Rou Bradley md hla bride,' the former Mlu June Pbalr ot Nelion, who were recently married In Spokine, hive taken up residence In Mr. Bradley's houae here. HARROP WINS HARROP, May 30 —Harrop beat Procter ln a game of softball Sunday afternoon after the Procter team had been well ln the lead. The score board read Harrop 0, .Procter 7 at the conclusion of the game. 511 rial three Mrs. McGregor Bonnington Hostess BONNINGTON FALLS. May tm—Klan Willey, ion of Mr. md Mn. Andrew Willey, has returned from Calgary where he haa been attending college. Mr. md Mn. Thomu White have returned to Rouland after ipendlng the put week the gueiti of their son-in-law md daughter, Mr. and Mra. R. J. Kennedy. Mn. J. K. Parker of Corra Linn hu returned trom a visit te relatives ln Princeton. Fred Murrell of Nakuap la the guut of Major and Mra. Turner Lee. Mra. E. J. McOregor made a charming tea hoeteu on Thunday -when ahe entertained ln honor of Mra. T. White of Rossland. The rooma were fragrant with spring blossoms, which alao graced the prettily appointed tea Uble where Mn. Harry McDougle poured. Mra. A. Servold md Mra. W. Walkley assisted the hostess In serving. The guesti Included Mn. R. o. Kennedy, Mn. O. Hall, Mn. A. Servold. Mlu Maxlne Chapman, Mln Doreen Hill, Mn. A. Willey, Mra. Roy Oraham, Mn. J. E. Parker, Mra. D. Powell, Mrs. J. Hawkina, Mn. W. Walkley. Mn. O. Blddlecombe, Mra. A. McDougle and Mre. T. White. Mra. Orant Hall, Mn. E. J. McOregor, Mra. A. Servold md Mn. J. E. Parker were Nelson vlalton Wedneiday, thi guut! ot Muriel Miundrell. J. E. McDonald of Trill wu i weekend vliltor here. Mr. md Mre. A. Willey md Mr. md Mre. D. Powell wire motorliti to Bilmo Sunday. Mn. R. J. Kinnedy entertained tt two tables of bridge In honor of her parents. Mr. md Mn. T. White, prior te their returning to Roulind. The guests wen Mr. and Mn. H. F. McDougle, Mn. Brown, ot Rossland. M. Brown Jr., Mr. md Mn. S. J. McOregor. EAGLES PUN SPOKANE TRIP WUl Hold Joint Installation Tuesday Next Tuesday members and nrwly elected offlcen of the Neleon Aerie No. 33, Fraternal Order of Eagles, motor to Spokane to hold a joint j Installation with members of Aerie * No. 3. Pour ears will take the Nelson delegation down. Officers who are to be Installed are W. Scott, worthy president; P. Johnson, worthy vice-president; A. Smith, worthy chaplain; B. MOntel-. eone, secretary; H. Wasslck, treasur-'. ef; 1. Stangherlln, Inside guard: O. Oenero, outside guard; R. A. England, conductor and Dr. W. O. - Rose, trustee. ROSS SPUR MAN VISITS NELSON: ROSS SPUR, May 30—Abe Doerksen returned after spending a few days tn Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Swanson and daughters Agnes and Bernlce were recent visitors to Frultvale. Miss WUma McAlplne who teaches at Parks school, look the school children to Frultvale to celebrate the' 34th of May. Miss Blanche Wilson wu recently visiting ln Trall. Mrs. B. A. Shaw was a recent visitor at Ross Spur. Relieved/ "Baby's Own Tablets havs been ths only medicine my four children, havceverhad. Innosiagleinstance has it been neoessary to consult our doctor." So writes Mrs. Harry Pilintr, Cumberland Bay. N.B. When the baby or young child loses sppetite; is sleepless or reat- lesfl, bas coated tongue, colic, indigestion, cold or diarrhoea or is teething . . . give Baby's Own Tablets for .afe, quick relief. Price 25c at all drug stores, ;qq Dr.Williimi* BABYS OWN TABLETS ^1^ttteatf*T$fl£ dom-pang.^lf NCCM-.KMA.I_ 1*. MAT l.-Q. The Bay's Big Three Day Flier Sale Starts THURSDAY and Continues FRIDAY and SATURDAY r 1 — Have you received a copy of OUR FOUR-PAGE FLIER SALE CIRCULAR? If not Phone 456 and a copy will be delivered to you. CHARGE ACCOUNT CUSTOMERS — Charge Wednesday or Thursday—PAY BY JULY 10TH. Flier Food Sale THURSDAY ONLY CASH GROCERY FREE DELIVERY SUNLIGHT SOAP Per carton 18? CORN FLAKES 3 nkg. 250 HEINZ KETCHUP 14-oj.. bottle 210 BUTTERNUT PEANUT BUTTER-lg .. Per tin 180 FRY'S C0C0A--i/,s Per tin 21* BRASSO OR SILVO Per tin 190 RECKITTS BLUE Per pkg. 5? McLAREN'S QUICK PUDDINGS .... Per pkg. 100 SWANSDOWN BISCUIT MIX Per pkg. 25«J LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE 3 tins 250 BIRKS' GRILLED MUSHROOMS Per tin 330 SERVICE GROCERY 193-PHONES—194 JELL0--All flavors 3 pkg. 190 CANADA CORN STARCH Mb. pkg. 10*? H B COFFEE—Freshly ground Per lb. 250 H B BROKEN PEKOE TEA Per lb. 430 LINDEN PRIZE HONEY ........ 16-oz. brick 180 EMPRESS STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY JAM- 4-lb. tin 580 COLUMBIA GINGER ALE Pt. Bottles 100 RIVERSIDE PEAS—Sieve No. 5 .. Urge tins 120 HALL'S BONELESS CHICKEN—'/2s .. Per tin 200 LEAF LETTUCE Perlb. 200 NEW POTATOES Per Ib. 10o ■ J "1 rAOl FOCB -TUB NBLSON DAILT NlWg, NILSON, B.e.-WEDN*MD»t MOBNINO, MAV M, 1*34* BMamt Baily Sfawa ■subliibid April 33, lttt {'Interior of British Columbia's Family Uevspaptr" iu. TMM ram wmu rr u raws Published tht tit nan mornlpg __-__.__ PUBLISHING OOHT-tMI. strut. Ninon, iritltb ______ ty LfMJTBD, Oolumbla FHONB l-H. Frtvitt (tehuge Connecting ill Departmanta Member o( tin Audit lurwu of Clreulttioni Wd TM Caaadlu Prtw Luted Win News Service WEDNESDAY, MAY 80, 1984. THE TRUTH ABOUT SCOTLAND A writer in Scottish Country Life has undertaken to dispel some of the illusions which prevail in other countries respecting Scotland and the Scottish people. Take the climate, for instance. Because of its northerly position it is generally supposed that tbe climate of Scotland must be harsher, more Arctic, than that of England, The truth Is, says the writer, • that due to the Gulf Stream the further north one goes the warmer it seems to become. They grow palm trees in the open air on the shores of the Firth of Clyde, At Christmans time rosea are still blooming in Dumbartonshire gardens. At Nairn on the Moray Firth they have to eut the grass on the golf courses all through the winter, and rhododendrons bloom in the central Highlands in February. The fact that August is the grouse-shooting month has given many visitors the false impression that it always rains in Scotland* August, according to the ar- ' tide, happens also to be the wettest of the summer months.. September, the month of blooming heather, is far bettei-: And June is better still. The Scots, it appears, are not a mean people. "Wa are careful," states the article, "because Scotland, while rich in many ways is poor in money, but when it comes to large-hearted giving, Scotland has no equal." It is claimed that Glasgow's one million inhabitants give more to the Lifeboat fund than do London's -seven millions, and that Scotland's hospitals, maintained by voluntary contributions, are second to none in the world. Can Scotsmen see a joke? Yes, apparently they „_.. But, it is explained, they have such a superior sense of humor that they simply cannot be bothered with some of the puerile things that pass as jokes in England and America. No one, pleads the writer, himself a Scotsman, should expect an intelligent man, even out of politeness, to laugh at what is simply not, funny. So that's that. The main purpose of the article is to show that Scotland is a good country to visit. As a matter of •fact few wtll dispute It. It ls a country of enchanting scenery, over which is cast the glamor of history and romance, a country different enough from any other, even England, to be a refreshing change. The people are proud of their lovely codntry and proud to welcome the stranger to it. Between You and Me By J. B.C WHAT DO YOU THINK? can, ' Mtln topic In the Xaottniyt tnd I'll wtger an. when on tbt N.A. con* tlnint — Tbs Rew-McLtrnln tight. Tht win for Bow should start a lot ot arguments in thi U. S. A. pollci forau (or tht Irish bata to be licked any Unu. But it U twin u bid whin thiy bow to • Jew. But Jews trt not ■o aad at thit. Tbey otn't bt. tar look it Barney Rou. However, tt wu a btttlt royal ill the way tnd while t lot ot people who loet money wlU be sore—they won't be u tor: at tbt boyt who" were pasting etch other tround tbl ring Mondty night. • • ! Well whtt tbout It—Imnett Klrby befon How licked* McUrnln stated that McLarnin would win—and then would be t woond tight pretty soon— but bi wu wrong—Tom \,.-ion wanted to bet It on McLtrnln tnd oould not get t taker—he tried to drag Ales Stewirt In—But Alex wsen't taking snythlng—ind thin whin Um fight wu 111 over and Alex w«n—he went out tnd quietly collected t tlO bet he htd mtde on Rou—and li alleged to hive paid otf the fimlly laundry HU with the money—Oomer Cady got too hungry to wait until tlu fight ww over—and went home to dinner—There miy hive been flghta until well Into the night tn uveral Nelion household*—On aot *unt ol late arrivali tor tbl evening raea^— Tlm Pliyer wu Ul Intereitcd—and so talkative at time be Interfered with thi broadcut—Doctor D. W. McKay. I personil friend of Jimmy McLtrnln listened to tbe report round by round —Dr. McKiy ll a great believer In the prowess of the Vancouver lad—a clean liver—tnd I still believe a huvy hitter—Joe Meagher's ftce beamed every now ind tben u hit favorite mtds • gtln—the crowd wu not tt til onesided—Some fellow didn't Uke McLtrnln anyway-Because be was out of tht gtme too long—and didn't seem to cue when he defended hla title—However, with the title In Row' hands—ws will we how long he lays off—Jlmmie mtde t cool 130,000 or more—but nut time Row hu thtt privilege—and lt seems to ms Uke It would be worth t few thouund to stand up—tnd take lt—tnd not lay down —tnd continue fighting —tor fifteen rounds—ind then when it Is all over to—prop up against the othtr fellow—and call for help from your manager—to get you to your corner— I wonder who It wu ttld thtt they were willing to bet Mcu..iln would not turn t handspring tfter Roi sgot through with him— • t • WeU, hen's an IrUh story: Mlchul, ths shlpysrd apprentice, ww given by the foreman t two-foot rule and told to meuure t luge steel plate. He returned In 30 mlnutu. "WeU. Mike," ss>d thi bou, "whtt II the iu* ot the plate'" A wtlsflid grin itole over Mike's ftw. It's lust tbe length ot this nils." he repUid. "ind two thumbt oyer, with this brick, tnd the breadth ot my hand, and my arm from here te there, bar my finger!" ~ er* * "Tw, wld Mr. Rou .der, u he aneaked tn tt S I. m. "It's t great Ufe lt she don't waken." • • ! MicWhlrter'i ww wife wu 111. The doctor Informed the ansloua mtn thit Longbeach Ranch People Not Sorry Camps Closed To ths Bdltor. Blr,—I wish to tupport F. H. W. Chanter ln itatlng thtt the rwldiuu of Longbeach were pleued when the two camps hen wen clowd for tbe summer. We tbtU be glut to see tbe carape re-open ln tbe fall and thl work on the roid continued. Longbweh neldenta object So ■tringen not Uvlng ln thi wttlement airing their vlewi under the blading ot "Longbuch Notw" when you hivi t regular corrwpondtnt btn. With the camps clowd for the tummer we ctn leavi our bottl on the botch knowing thtt thiy will not be "bor* ." by tbt men. Lut yew tbe ,. i had to oomi out to put t itop thi robbing of tht cherry orchard!. Rwdlag Mr. Chapman's litter again I tnl he hu ml ued thi whole point Of Mr. Chanter'! letter. Mr, Chmter ipoke tor Longbetch from tht viewpoint af thi otmpe being cloud for tbe tummer only when the mijorlty ot thl men htd left tnd It wu uneconomic to kwp Urge cimpt open to houw 10 or « men who could be looommodsttd elwwben. There li no mention of produce from Htrrop In Mr. Chanter'! letter, As ons of ths chief supplies ot eggs to the camps I cm wy I hive suffered no lost trom tbe cloelng of the camps. Toun, ■, DONALD. LONOBIA0H, B.C., May to. ISM. THAT BODY OF YOURS By JAMB* W. BARTON, MA INFLAMMATION OP FIB101S TISSUE—TDHtOSITIS ON THE AIR TONIGHT KJB 870 CANADIAN RADIO COMMISSION NBTWOBK 8:00 Concert Recital 8:30 Muclcale from Montrul 7:00 Special JublUe Program 7:30 Newi tnd Weither Forecut 7:31 Contlnuttlon of Jubilee Prog. 1:30 Violin OlwslM 1:45-8:00 Chirle md Rod N.B.C.-KOO NETWORK KHQ K(1W KFI KOO KOMO NO 610 MO 'IM MS 1:00 Corn Cob Pipe Club •3:30 Doric Mill Quartet «:«» Ohuter Rowel), orgtnUt 7:00 Asm 'n' Andy 7:11 Raymond Knlght'i Cuckoo Club 1-.il Hlitorlcil Sketchei (KOO) 7:*S« Tid-btta 7:50 Ben Pollack's Oroh. 1:00 Hour ot Bmllw 0:00 Seymour Simon's Orch. 0:00 Sporta Heidllners (KOO) 8:16 Barry Ben-la' Orch. 1:30 Tom Ooakley'i Oreb. 10:00 Newi Flashes, Bam Hiyti 10:16 Mtrk Hopkins Orch. 10:55 Press-Radio Newi Serviw 11:00 Cocoanut Orove Orch. 11:00 Hippy Fetton'i Oreh. (KOO) 11:80 Beverley-WIUhlre Oreb. 0:00-10:00 Ctriboo Cowboyi 10:00 Cocoinut Orove Oreb. CBCV UM k VANCOUVER IM Hulth League 1:15 Niwi 8:30 Su Cite. Network 1:00 Unt divert Trio I to Or. Lyle Telford 10:00 Melody Mtldi 10:10 Lata Newi Fluhu J.S.T m m w Tou mty htvt a "pain ln the neck" extending trom the btck of the hwd right down thi nick to thi shoulder bltdu. Somttlmu tht ptln U it tbl hide ot the neck. Or, you may have a ptln ln tht "imall of thl btck," lumbago u It U often called. Perhape you trt tttacl-id with a pilii ln thi chut whleb hum yeu ta bntthe, to cough, to turn over tn bed; • ptln thtt beoomw more wven whe.i you touch or preu li Tou will notice thtt thew pilm ire not In tht Jolnta, md n cannot be due to irthrttli or rheumatism Now whlli tbi ptln In tbe neck, chwt md lower buk mty be due to various wusw, nevsrthslew, In t gntt mmy ouu, it li due to in Inflammation of the flbroui tlwui ot the body, particularly tbe tusue— tendons—that attach tht muscles to the honu. At you know, muscle U an elutlc tlwue which draws ons bone clow to mother to give us movement. However the rauicii li uiuilly ittaehed to the bone by muni of htrd flbroui nonelutlc tlwue. Tbe covering of the musclei md llgimenti IN k KPO Ml m SAN FRANCISCO M,000 w 8:00 Robert Nurok'i Enwmbli , e:»o Clyde Doerr's Orob. 7:00 Nsnette U Salle, ballad! 7:18 Agrioulturs Todsy 7:io comedy Btan ar 7:46 Babe Ruth, drami, IT. 1:00 calltornlini on Pindi 8: so lut of Thtlr Ability »:00 Your Boy's Future 8:15 Book Parade 8:30 Marshall's Msvirlcks 10:00 Night Court 11:00 Cocoanut Orove Orch. 11:30 Chirlei Runytn. orgtnlit CBS-PON LEE NETWORK KVI KFRC KOIN KSL KOL (78 810 M0 UM 1170 8:00 Broadcast to Byrd Expedition 8:90 Albert Spalding, violinist, Con* nd Thlbsult, baritone 7:80 Nick Luni, crooning troubt. dour 7:18 Minute Melodies (D.L.) 7:30 Reggie Child's Oreh. 7:80 Burns md Allen, oomedlrai Ouy Lombirdo's Orch. 7:48 Frank Dtlley's Onb. 8:00 Hed Dalley'i Orch. 8:80 Oeorge Hill's Oreh. 9:00 Jack Russell's orch. 9:30 Ome tnd ChirUe 9:48 Earl Hoffman's Orch. 10:00 Merle Carlson's Orch. (DL) 10:80 Ous Amhilm'i Oreb. (DL) 11:00 To be announced (Don Lw) 11:30 Midnight Moods, ergin (D.L.) 800 k CJOR 8:40 stock Quotations 8:48 Newi Varletlei 7:00 Newspaper Adventures 7:11 Tom Mclnnw. talk 7:45 Studio Program 8:00 Olengsrlim 8:30 Hugh Smith, birltone 8:48 Stpdlo program 800 KJR soi.t m WOO w tn aUo mtdt up ot flbroui tlwii. It U m lnfltmmitlon of thU flbroui Uwue—flbroeltU— thlt often ciuwi ptln tn the neck, the cheet, thi lowir btck, wrtstt, and othir parti of tbi body. Jutt u rhiumiUim ar irthrltti li due te wme infection ln the body, which mty be aggravated by wutbu oondltloni, w fibrotitls is thought to be due to Infection tram teeth, tOMils, gill bladder and Intuttne. The flnt throught then ln the treatment ls to look for the cauw of the trouble md remove It. The Inteetlne ahould be weU elwni- ed by anull dotu of epsom sslts—a level teupoonful—every morning for a couple of wukt. Tht uu af my af the ptln nUivtng ointment! without much mimge it tint, U oomfortlng tb the patient. Ointment! containing wtntergnen Wl particular effective. Al It tl often t run-down condition of the body thlt allowi thi lnfwtlen to overcome the body'! defence!, ill tround em of the body U neewwry to prevent future ttttcki. All tround ctn Includes proper food hibiti, outdoor exereUw, enough ileep, ngulir lntutlnil hablti md proper clothing. kg the T. W. wooiworth tM. e l s The nprewntttlvea of the Nil» Gyros wmt to tbe convention it Crtnbrook ln can driven kg Dr. I. O. Smyth. W. M. Myen wd I. L. Buchinm. , i • • The office of the mining recorder bu luued thU month 4) certm- citu of work for mineral clilmi In thU dUtrlct. THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By AUNS M1CHASU* hir tonsils should hive bwn taken mo ths I" out whm shs wut Uttls tit' "Thlt will be i' rlht,' .aid thl husband, md the doctor bill wu wnt to MicWhlrter'i father-ln-liw. • • • Toung Witt: "tf this Is an all- wool rug, why ll It libelled 'cotton'?" Shop Assistant (confidentially): "Thtt, madam, ii to deceive the 970 k IEATTUC 8:00.40 Song Big 7:00 Pitying tht Song Mirket 7:15 Around thi Town 7:30-:45 Auld Ling Syne 8:00*: 15 Biur'i Olympic Orch, 8:30 Dollm tnd Centa 8:46-9:00 Frank and Arable. B.T. 10:00-:80 Until Tomorrow, Reed 11lib Vic Meyer's Orch. 1050 k KNX tM.5 m HOLLYWOOD M.000 w 6:00 Newi Serviw 8:15 Concert Em. 6:S0 Rublnoff'i Ooncirt Cni. 6:48 Melody Race. E. T. 7:00 Witsnibi tnd Archie 7:18 Mont Lowt, Melody Moodi 7*0 KNX Ooncirt Oroh 7:45 King Cowboy 1:00 The In-Ltws 8:16 Btbe Ruth, dramttlMd, ET. Itt) Crime Cluei. B. T, 9:00 Niwi Service 1:16 The Croeketti 10 * 5 Pete Pontreill'i Orch. 30 YEARS AGO (From Thl Dally niwi tt Miy M, ISM). Wltb the imount of on wnt from thi mlnu of tht boundary country lut wwk, tht grind tottl of ihlp. menta ww over aoo,ooo,ooo tont. e i e I. L. Klnman of Trout Lake bu returned tram I vlilt to tht world'i ftlr tt St. LouU md li full of admiration of tht fair ind lta won* dm. TUB WIND Thi wind li my love, The wind li my friend; It eomei to me Through the night trom world's end It hutei to me * From strange, dim plaee It blowi the breath Of the wa on my facet A hint of Incenw From dancer or print; Tell me, O wind. What et the eutT A plnK row petal Hw bruihed my mouth: Ten me, O wind, Whtt of tht touth? O, whisper, wind, Of north tnd wwt Of forest daepi And snow-crowned erwtl The wind ls my love, From strange wu out there It blows the spray And the mist through my htlrl 20 YEARS AGO (From The Dally Ntwi tf May M, 1M4). The Motorcycle club wu orgsnlud lut night ta tht botrd of trtds rooms with O* F. MeEirdy ippolnt* ed pruldent, sss Illuitntid by excellent photographs thl following article under the title 'Towns thit put Silver on thl Map" regarding thi Sloctn dUtrlct, appeara ln thl May USUI of the Telegraph Tllk. • • e Mn. 3. T. Morgan, holding ticket M, ww the winner ot tht cushion raffle st Mlw Sctnlmi coefectic-n* try iton. • e i B. loot! McOngor ud K. R. Cramer wUl leave oa Sunday tor Prince Oeorge on a motorcycle tour. TEN YEARS AGO (Frtm Tbe Dally News of Mty M, ISM). A dul for t 10-yeir Uut on thi itore building ot J. H. Willice on Baker itrwt, now occupied by the Nelson Mest Mirket, wu mid! Get Ready for Next Winter NOW Install a Hot Air Furnace Kootenay Plumbing Cr Heating Co., Ud. Stl Biker St. - Phom IM NELSON, BC. sd through tht elty Saturday. Mta. McLein wu formerly Mlw Bthei MeBvlde, dtughter of c. W. McBrldi of this city. SAFETY - SERVICE SATISFACTION Storage — Cartage Forwarding and Distributing Piano and Sofa Moving a Specialty WEST TRANSFER CO. 723 Baker*. Phone 33 ONION SETS Now is the time to plant your Onion Sett. We hare a few left. PRICE 15c PER LB. '■%■'■"•■** Nelson Hardware Co. Wholesale and Retail Quality Hardware Nelson EC Auction and Contract Bridrfe I »- tbt World's Msetns W*n*h milton c woaa UMBO PANAOS IT PON* miNTBS Thi tbove well known quotation .torn Vlrtiri Arnold, whleh. freely translated, readi: "I teu the Greeks •wn when they bring gifts," it times nu applied it thl Brldgt tibli. wUt te bt tuipleloui of in tbli tdversiry who wtffll to bt hmdlng you t prewnt. ♦«■>*•* ♦ IM ♦M-M ■TCT *>w ♦ Mt4? ♦MM ♦WM •MM ♦WW JT won with the Jtck tnd (trtekt 1-101 cubed hU thru Sptdu, oblivious of the suto iqueew he wu perpetrttlng. At trick 10 on Wwt'i lut Spidi, Cut wu faced with the following problem: When the ibovt bind wu plwtd at the Butem Chimploruhtpi ln New Tork, the contract moet frequently niched wu thru No Trumps, pliyed by South. At mmy o( the tablu. the Queen of Hurt! wu led tnd tht oontract wu diluted. At wveral tables, however, West lid the Deuce of snides, tnd ill but on DeeU'er evtntutlly took thi Club finesse, whloh I'"" resulted ln delut. The one Declirer who fulfilled hli oontract, Mr. LouU Witson, dicidid thit there might be tome pity other then the Club flneeu. certainly, there could be no harm In running five Dlimondi flnt. Whtn Wut dropped two Olube ind But parted with two Hurts and two Spadu, Mr. Witton decided that the Club finesse wu ipt to till. At thi end of trick I. the cirdi ln the hind of etch player were: ♦1 •MJ ♦ ♦ M-5 ♦IP. ^^fT^*, ♦) n •Ml •M batot. ♦MM tu mh*nTn ♦ -♦•I « If thl Club finesse loet. the rapture of nine trlcki ewmed hoptltw, but there wu s doubleton In Hurts trnl oould be Induced to letd his high Spiay., Accordingly, to trick 1, Mr. Wataon led the Pour of Hurt!, Wwt "I don't can how carnal tnd wordl; n looki. It I'm ill Hone snd tired out, I'm going' to Mt wltb my fwt on the table." w-m. —m—m—mamma—— — * • i - ,w^> i «»-iii»wn.w«>«i»i ii iiniiaiiaii rAHK-GLENLILY HOLD PICNIC ports of All Softs With Competitors From District TAHK, May 33—Mr. tnd Mra. Pen itttnil and children of Cranbrook «nt Prldsy at the home of Mr. and n Jack Hamilton. Game Warden Roaull and family ' ennbrook -rent a tew daya In ma. Verdum Cooper iptnt tht wwk-ind Ith bit parents, Mr. tnd Mn. Chirles teptr. cemint from NeUon for the (Way, Mlw Marl! Thompaon ot Kitchener Mt the wwk-tnd tt tht homt of r. tnd. Mn. Hugh Mclnnli. Brnplre Day. May 34 WW a iuocui- il day In Tihk when a community wta day WW bald bitwwn Tahk Id Olenllly. Miny from Moyle tnd niton, jcintsgite. Kitchener tnd iher towni ittended. A wftbtll leigue gime ww pliyed Ith the Offlw Ittff venui tht Ju. lor Boys, the former twin being tbt Ktor. 10*3. Tht Mirrled Women tied w imill boyi with t toon of 13-13 ii) 1 tihlbitlon softbill gime. Bat- flu for the first time were Theme* a, p; Harrison c, for Offlct and falnor , p; 8. MclnnU, c, tor boys. Mckaon p. and Buch. c, for ladiw d Walktr, p., tnt -• Hamilton e„ r boyi. In the running off of the eporti, n Wilcox tnnounced etch event. H. Bkion wu ittrttr and H. Parktr and Halsron Judges. Jot Brogtn dli- buted the prltes wltb Jtck Ham- in ln charge ot all. Iporti wen run off u followi: *th 10*13—Mary Birch, flrat; Thll* Bernhardt, wcond. loyt—Gordon Hilcron, flnt; Harry mt. wcond. llrli, «-« —Thilmi Jtnwn, flnt; Ine Tnlnor, wcond. Uyt—Htrb Revani, tint; K- Bam- *dt, woond, llrli and boya, «-7—Owle Witton, I; Jwn Anderwn, wcond; Fnnk lef, flnt; ftlta Ivereon, wcond. HrU tnd boyt, 14 ind undtr—Mtry W, tint; Xttblwn Rtvtnt. woond: k TYalncr, tint; Bandy MclnnU, aad. Hrlt tnd boya, 16 and ovtr—Thtlma •raon, flnt; Hope MclnnU, woond; ■ Tipper, flnt; Sandy MclnnU, kok new. glrli and boyt, 7*1— in Andtnon and Herby Revani, it; Tbilmt Jenien tnd Bob Forsby, lad* t tnd under—Ntney Revani tnd It Stndnwi, flnt; Ttddy Ander. I tnd Fnnk Ttylor, wcond. II and over—Thelma Batenon and M Bandnew, flrat; Jack Andenon t BUI Hamilton, wcond. Thm-legged nw, I tnd undtr— lilt Trainor tnd Thelma Jenien, It; Mtry Fillet tnd AgnU Stnd- ntw, woond; Tammy Wckaon and Oenld Wllooi, tint; lobby Fonberg ind Htrb Btvtpt, woond. 1. to 13-Ntncy Revani and Dora Jenwn, flnt; Olga Sandntw tnd Annie Pearson, wcond; Mtnur Wetton and Oordon Haleron. tint; Htrry Crow ind Tid Andtnon, wtond. 13 ind over—Thtlma Ptttnon tnd Hope MclnnU, flnt; Nincy Bavins tnd Den Jtnwn, wcond: Oordon Hilcron tnd Hwtor Htmlltop, flnt; BUI Hamilton t«4 Sandy Mclnnls, wcond. BSOAD JIMP 10 Md undir-Thilma Jenwn. tint; Malm Tnlnor, woond; Magnu Witton, flnt; Otertt Ntdellt, woond, 11 and under-Mary Birch, ttnt; Mtry Jenwn, wcond; Oordon Halcrop, flnt; Htn Himllton, woond. II ud ovtr-Hopt Mdnnis, tint; Ult Birth, wcond; Bob Tlpptr, flnt; Jttk Tnlnor, woond. H1UH JtlMF _ _. 10 tnd undir^-Don Jtnwn, flnt; Thelmt Jtnwn, wcond; Mtgntr Wet- ton, flnt; Bill Andtnon, woond. Miry 11 Hid undtr, ilrU-Mtry Birch, tint; Mtry Jenwn, ttnni. aayi-- Oordon Hilcron, flnt; Sandy MclnnU, wcond. 14 tnd ovtr, girls—Hope Motonti, flnt; Thelma Fetentn, wcond. Boyt— Jack Tnlnor, Wit; Bob Tlpptr, wa- ond. A football leroi ww played bttwwn thi Town mm md Cu»P. Tommy Woodoock ot Klngwttt nftrttd* The Cimp won with t loon of 3*0. A tug of war betwwn the Camp man and Married men wu held, Oamp again being tht wlnnen. A ehtlUngt from the Klngigite ctmp ww tcotpt. td by tht Town mtn, tbt former tttm provllng tht ttronger. The Dumb Hor» toftbtll team met the Kltohinir Plni Katt In a wven- Innlng gime. Brlgm of Cnnbrook umpired with Andenon, baw umpire. Batteries for Kitchener girls wen: Whlte,p„ and Frtwt, c; Yahk glrU: Birch, p„ and ntviai, e. The tame ended ln i wis for Kltehtatr with t scon ot 10-1. Tht wtnnen then pltyed tht Creiton Wild Cat!* Bit lnnlngi wert pliyed, Kitchener tgtln being thl vlcton with I icon of M. Tht Moyie men'i tetm took tht dii* mond ln I game bttwwn Ythk All Star team. Battarlw for Moyie wtn Tihk, Nedillc, p., and Harrison, c. Andrews, p., and Baunden. c; for Moyli were wlnnen with a aeon 7-«. A reliy raw betwwn tlu wheel teama wu the lut Item en tba program. Thrw boya' teama wen intend, comUtlni of O. Halcyon, captain. Trainor, Andenon, Walktr; B. Moln- nii, ttptaln, Nelwn MclnnU, Hector Himllton, Htrb Burllntham: Mac Cirtmy. ciptiln; I, Hamilton. Anderson. X. Hamilton. Helcron'a team won tbe raw. oiris' nlay twmt wtn: Hopt Mc Inula, eiptaln, Thw landnew, Mar- Mile Nedellc, Betty Cooper; Thtlma ftttnon, oipUln. Virt Lundrjulst, Ktthlwn Revani. Lilt Birch. MclnnU' turn ww victor. A wrlw of lidlw' tnd mtn'i nets for lingle and married ptopli wtn ilio on thi prognm. Tt wind up tbt tfftlr a dance wu held is tbt tvtnlng. Supper wu wmd tha Wcnlekere on thi diamond tt 4il0 on tablw, ln charge of tht refrwhment eommittw. thow being, Helen MclnnU, Sybil Wilkie, Mn. H. Dickson. BM Ander- -THE NELION PAtLT NEWS, NELSON, EC.-WIBNESDA '. SPORTS GALORE AT EMPIRE DAY FUN HELD AT THE SOLTH SLOCAN GROUNDS NO, MAY M, lttt, mar nvE Children Enjoy Races and SOO let Cream Conn; Mtn in Tug War .♦* CRESCENT VALLEY, May 31-The Brnplre Day celebration held it Bouth Blown wu a luooeuful one from every point of view, O, F, Chapman, gentril luperlntendent of conitructlon it Bouth Slocan, officially opined tht day whin he addrtwtd the w- wmbled puplU of tlw tour wbooU: shoriscni, Bonnlngton, South sio- cta tnd crweint Vtllty. HU addrew wu luppiemented by ont by Col. John Murrey wbo tbn flunked Mr. Cbipmin tor oftielitint. Thin tht younHttn Ud by Mr. Edwards, tuch. ir tt touth Slocan. wnt "O Canada." nun wu a vary large turnout though the interne hiat wnt many acurrylng for cover. An added attraction for the kiddles wu the Ulu* Ing of over 100 free lw creim cones. Thi run win kwnly contwttd snd thin being io mtny In wmt of thtm tbtt It ww necesssry to run them off ln heats. Perhaps tht two euttttadlag it- trictloni win tht tui-of-wsr tnd the boy's pillow fight. In the former event South Blown viliantly toored t victory over tht Shoreicrei Ctmp No. 3 tetm. However the Ctmp came Into its own when thilr No. 1 team ewlly conquered their lighter South Slocan opponents In tbe final. In the pillow fight It wu neceuary to administer many healthy blowa befon the champions were crowned. Thi following u a Hit of tht now tnd varloua iporti held and wlnnen of thwe evsnts: OlrU 6 and under—Mary Clarendon, tint; PhyUU Lucy, woond; Gladys Dick third. Boya I and under—Ftttr Blondln, flnt; Douglas Tarns, wcond; Fnd Fhiiipotf. third. Qlrls I and undtr— Bertha Rldga, flnt; Mary Vtrstagtn. second; Helen Stounff. third. Boyi I and under—Fete Mtrkin, tint; Fttt Chernenkoff, woond; Fttt Fort, third. OlrU 10 isd under—Miry Mtcrone, flnt; finny Zmalff, wcond; Sirbtrt Bird, third. Boya 10 and under—Eddie McOre* Ior, flrat; Donald Pototky. wcond; lw Switlltheff, third. Olrls 11 tnd under—Diane Wlllltmi, flnt; Domes Long, wcond; Winnie Ridge, third. Boyi IB tnd undtr—Oeorgi tutiroff flnt; John BUllnghunt, wcond; Mlki Mtcidoff, third. OlrU It tsd undtr—Hslsn Win, flnt; Thelma Bird, wcond; Marls Ptktnhtm, third. Boyi 14 md undtr—Lornt Tompkins, first; Leonard Hormton, wcond: Eric Pakenham, third. OlrU 16 asd under—Hiltn Wlgg, llrs^; Meg Brsdahaw, second; Kathleen Mihsr. third. Boyi 11 tnd under—Bob Wilkely, tint; Lorne Tompkins, wcond; Eric Fikenham, third. OlrU, open -Helen Wlgg, flnt; Dor* Sah way Stores Phont 153 fyf Dtltvtry Qiukf r Q>ti "**_*" ""' **c NISTLI'S MILK-Toll tins Tin 9« BALMON-Pinkml 1 Tin 10* RICE KRISPIES-K.llogg* ... 2 pkts. 21c 8BSQUI MATCHES » Pkt. 18* PALMOLIVI SOAP 4 bore 19c BAKER'S C0C0A-Kii Tin 13<> MUSHROOM SOUP-Aylmer.. 2 tint 17c PEAS-Orchwd City, Sievt 3 2 tint 87? Icing Sugar...» 2 lbi* 19c lANANAS-FIrm, ript 2 lbt. 23c ORANGES-Medlom 8 dot. 95* GRAPIFRUIT-Sunkiit ..... 5 for 25c SPINACH---Fresh 4 tba. 38* RHUBARB ... 6 lbi.25c LETTUCE ...... Htnd 10* UTTUCE-Uof.. tb. 15c SAVINGS IN QUALITY MEATS R0UND-B0NE POT ROASTS Lb. 10* BLADE ROASTS Lb. 13* FRESH HAMBURGER 3 lbt. 2Z. COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE 3 lbt. t-t: FRESH YOUNG LAMB HEARTS 2 lbt. IB* BONELESS BEEF STEW AND KIDNEY .. 2 lbt. 31* SPARE RIBS 2 lbt. 33* LOIN VEAL CHOPS-Freeh 2 11m. 35* 6WIFTS PICNICS Lb. 30* SWIFTS WEINERS Lb. 30* COTTAGE R0LL8 Lb. 33* BPECIAU-BACON SQUARES Lb. 80* Wt Buer.i thl Right td Unit quintltlei ^^ iifewiy Morn United [DlSTRIBU-rtON^dlwiTHOUT WASTI ten, Jrtd Therauoa. 3n Nedtllc u- siiting. a number ot tht lidiet volunteered help. till dance wtt in tht order ot t conic muquende but there was vtry lltUe competition. Mn. Cirl Ander- soif ind Mrs. Jot Neddie eich reclined 11.80 tor iquslly comical dms. Mn. chirlu Hellgns tnd ton of Klmbtrlty in Tinting Mn. Hellgnn's mother, Mn. Sundqulit. The medslt won by tht two ichool children obtaining the highlit numbtr of pointi on Fmpln dty wtn iwirdid to Son Jenien, * dtughter of Mr. tnd Mn. Pete Jensen for girls tnd Gordon Hilcron, brother of Jim Hilcron, tttcher it Olenllly, tht iilver mtdtl for boyt, _ Mn. Herman Peterson Mt on lit* urdiy for Cranbrook. reen tont, eecond; Thtlmt Bird, third. Boyi, open—Bill Wilkely, flnt; Bob Wilkely, tteond! Lornt TomPklni, third. OlrU thnt-ltgftd— Tbilmt Urd, L. Bdwtrdi, flnt; M. Bndtbtw, 0, Johnston, second. Boyi three-legged—B. Wittily. P MacDonald, ttnt; B, MoQregor, I. Oordon, tecond, Beliy race—Nilion Olrl Ouldtl. tlrstiDoreen Long, Hslsn Wlgg, Dllat Wlllltmi, Deli Whitfield. OlrU broid lump — Hiltn Wlgg, -tint; Dontn Long, noond; Wlnnllrtd Bldge, third. Boyt brotd lump-Bob Wilkely. Olrli high lump—Mig Brtdihtw. Olrls buebill throw—D. Johnion, flnt; M, Mumy, noond; ». Btbtr, third- Boyi Pillow tight—I. Tompklni, flnt; H. Divbon, ncond. Boyi High lump — BIU Wilkely, flnt; Colin McDonild, lecond; AUn ptlsby, third. Boyi rtliy-BUl Wilkely, Bob Walkeliy, Lome Tompklni, Uouird Hirmston. Udlei t|g tnd ipoon-Mrs M Mc- Ongor. Hone Shoe pltclng-Mttk Ud King, tint Tug of wtr—Bhorttcm Ctmp. Olrli' loftbill—Nilion Olrl Quldti versus South Slocan Olrl Guides, Nelion winning. Boyi' footbsll—Crncint Villiy versus South Slocan. icon 1*1. South Sloctn teim— B. Wilkely, B. Wilkely, a. Edwards, J. Thompwn. J. Ridge, I. Ridge, L. Tompklni, T. Hunt, B. Milikoll, L.* Purdy. D. Robert!. Creicent Valley—B. Markln, B. thtr- blnln, B. Cunningham, J. Dilgss, R. Gardiner, P. Sherbinln, M. sWetlu* hoff, L. Htrmttron, R Hirmston, W. Swetllihotf. Mm'i softbill, Shoreicrei Cimp vir- nit Creicent Vtlley, Shoreicrei winning 11-4. Creicent Villey tttm—B. Chirnoff, T. Hirmiton, A. Bopoff, J. Chtraoff, M. Btmionoff, B. Mirkln. P. Li|tbo* koff, 8. Cbtrnoff, B* Hirmiton, B Qttdlntr, Shoreicrei Cimp—Smtll, Oordon, Andenon, Chlim, Melrlck, Cltrk, Oor- ner, Kldson, Meek. Football, Nelton versus South Sloctn, Nelson winning 3*1. Nelton—Affleck, Norberg, Olid- stone. B. McDonild, McFidden, Riley, Mellncrlck. A. McDonild, J. Corbin, 0. Willich, Engel. Bouth Sloctn—Hunt, Bowkttt, Mtcrone, Woodt, Uurli, Htwklni, Corner, Meek, Smtll, Murrty, Dunsmore,. Referee—T. Roberts. Mill Purney li Slocan City Visitor SLOCAN CITY, Mty M-MUt H. Watson of tht public fetching staff, the Mlnei ninoes tnd Ruby Nye, R. R, Hinna, principal ot tht Public ichool and Ted Hlckt motond to Nil* ■on on Stturdiy, MUt B. Long, high ichool teichir, iptnt tht week-end it ber home in Trili- Mr. tnd Mn Wlllltm Runel win builntM visitors to Ntlton on latur- dty. Robert I. Gnhim tnd Pit Wtypi of MeUllne rills. Wish., iptnt Mty 34 hire, Mr. Onhim li grtndion of Mn. 3- W, Crow. MlM Caroline Purney. griduite nunc of Koottnty Ltkt hosplttl, it spending t holldiy it htr homt hen. Milt H. Sherwood wtl t vUltor to Appledsle Miy 14. " ORIAT TARMOUTH, BngUnd. (CT) -A tuh.pottmiiter wh tlmt no for uilng t wlrilest ttt without t ht ihould hivi nt in Mimslt to thi town Initetd of working t thrH-vilvt Ht for ill montbt without t permit. Good Housekeeping By Circle No. 4 ef ,' St. Ptul'i Udlei' Aid Nont but teiUd rielpei MU tt insert!! . , ■HUBABB MABMAUPI 4 pound! rhubirb (cut imill) 1 oringei. 1 limon (run through food chopper). • poundt tugtr. Mil thus tnd lit ittnd fer htlt in hour. Thtn bring to t boll, simmer from ,', to ont hour, itlrrlng ilmctt eoniUntly. Pour into hot jtn ind nil. LEMON AND Fill MARMALADE I limons. I lbt. tugtr, 4 l-l Plhtt wtttr. • t IM* fl|t. Cut lemons In vtry flnt illcti, ilso cut tbe figi up imill put them with lemom In buln ind pour over them the 4V, pints of wttir. Let them lUnd till negt diy. Put In stew pin ind boll till lemon pttl u soft. Thu mty ttkt two hours. Add thi tugar ind boll till It jellies. Cover whlit bot, f'ARROT MABMALADF I lbi. csrrots. t eupt mgir I ltrgt lemons. Wuh, scrspe tnd diet the oirroti ind cook thtm unui ttndtr* Ut tbt wtttr cock down u much u pon* ibli, dnw, wving tht liquid, whloh •hould not |n mort thin 1*9 to one eup. Pin tht thin yellow rlnd from the lemom tnd put thlt with tbt cooked carrot! through thl toed chopper. To thU mixture add the carrot liquor tugtr ind tht lemon Juice. Cook itlrrlng frequently until tht mixture ll the conalstincy of thy mirmaladi. About 41 mlnutu. pour Into clean, hot itenlued glutei tnd cover with ptnffln. HARI.EU.-IN MAMALADE ■ 1 etn pinuppii. I oranges. 1% pints wittr. 4 eupt lugtr, I Ublupoons chopped bUnehed tl* monds. WUh orsntes, cut In mill pltMt, nmovlng tudt, pour water over tbt orangu and let Itind ovtr night, In morning eook In seme wtter, when tender tdd pineapple cut In smtll plecu; simmer 30 minutes thtn tdd lugtr ind nut meiti tnd cook for 10 mlnutei. TbU ll t very dellette sweet to ftt with Ict cream.* Por cpeelil oocmdni tnd I few chopped maraschino chimes Juit befort nmovlng trom tin, Pour into hot Jin ind Mtl. Quaker Corn Flakes p,."VnM:s&73» ltemi, mirntgn, tte, wurtpptd. It thlt column. Tel'photii Mn. vjgjui it \ta »•!». Nl IWct Mn. Vtrnt Vinot Md -Bfwt dtughter htn left tbt Kootenty Like Oeneral hoiplttl for their home on Ionu itrut. • s • Cltnnoe MeDougill. Sttnley itrut, hu ltft to Join hU fither tnd brother, Colin P. MeDougill ind Daniel Mc Dougtll tn Btrkerville. ttt Mr. tnd Mn* H. 3. McUin. Utlmtr •tntt. htvi hid u thtlr guutt MlM Ulll Turner tnd Wtlter Hur, both Of Kentwlck, Wuh., who left yuttrdiy, • • s Mn. C. 0. Rhodu tnd her ilittr, Mn. L. H. Chomnttt, nturatd Mon. dty night trom vmeouvtr, when thty iptnt t wwk. Whlli thtn thiy vlilted Mn. Rhodu' diuihttr, Thee, don tnd tlio their btothtr-lrvltw ind ilster, Mr. tnd Mn. Pleklord In New Westminster, former ruldtnta of NeUon tnd Vlctorli. • s « Oeorge OlUett of Lethbridge U tB town on iccount of tht UIbui of hit mother, Mr. Birth Glllett, who It t patient ln Kootenty Ltkt Oenenl hotplttl Ht irrlved fnm tht pnlrle Stturdiy. • ! ! Mn. C. B. Twlgg of Cruton vUlted la town ytrtttdty, • s s Among noent shoppen In Nelion wu Otnt H. Hlrd of Quein'i Bty, • • • t. Howtrd Murphy of tht CP.R. oolonlutlon dtptrtmint, with hud. qusrters In Winnipeg, wu t NtUon vliltor Mondty. • » • Mtyor Peter Swm of Houn Olty ll t pitlent ln the Kootenty Ukt Oenenl hotplttl. • s • Mr. md Mrs. Wlllltm Pnser of Koottnty Bty wen city shoppen yu- ttrdiy. 3. Strelt Of New Denvir iptnt yuttrdiy ln town. . • • • Johnny McUm of the Brltlih Co* lumbl TiliPbone tomptny't imploy In Tnll, hu nturned tfter t vltlt tt tht homt of hli parenU. Mr. tnd Mn. H. 3. McUtn, Utlmtr itreet. itt Mn. Colin r. MeDougill, BUnley itrut, hu htd u her guutt htr nitot ind nephew. MlM Oltdyt MtPbtnon •nd Hirold McPhenon ot New Denver, t t t. mak Sttplu of Cruton wu i olty vliltor yuttrdiy. s s • MlM Mirgiret Graham, Btktr ttntt, hu returned from Boswell, whin tht wu t gutit it tbe homo of ciptiln tad Mrs. Shtrmtn. • • • Mn. W. P. Jtmu ct Rlvenidi, CHIf. li vuitlng ln NeUon it tbe beat ef her pirenti, Mr. tnd Mn. Thomu RendtU, Notoon tvenue, Ptlrvltw. • i .1 Mr. tnd Mn. L. L. Roblnion st Tmlr wen vUltor in town yttttrdty. • * e Rtv. Mothtr Provlnclil'of tt. 3e- stnb't iotpiui ln-BilUnghtm, With., iccompinled by Rtv. Sliter Climtnt, ll vliitlng it St. Joieph'i ictdemy. • ! ! D. Sinciy* of New Dtnvtr vlilted In town yuttrdiy. • * ! The ongtgtmint is Announced Cf Oonttancc Mtry, only dtuthtor of Mr, tnd Mn. lugtne O'SulUvtn, Ml W, llth tvtnui, Vtncouver, to Bert Bind. ereon, third j»n of Mr. tnd Mn. Her. btrt Stndenon, also of Vinoouvtr. Mln O'Sulllvin li t formtr Iflltop girl, htvlng resided In this olty with htr psrenti for ilx yun, htr fither being Investlgitor for tbt Ctntdlin Ptclflc nllwty. Tht widdlni w|U ttkt pltct Junt 3, tt Bt. Augiutlnu church. Rev. Pithtr J. Birch offiolitlag. • • • AIM. Chiym of Erie wis I reunt vltltor In Ntlton. • s s Mre I. Bhidbolt of Vlctorli. ta «- reildent of NlUon, ll vliitlng frlendi la tbt ctty. • • • Mlu Moln McLeod, Virnnn itreet, bu hid u hn mut MlM Hiidi Wt- tan of Spokine. . . • Thomu D. Idtu* of Vtllletn wu I recent vliltor ln town. • • • Mr. end Mn. W. A. Wttthtrhttd, fourth itrut, Piirvlsw, bin u thilr guut their dtughttr, MlM Btralu, of tht nunt-ln-trilnlng uhool ef tht Holy Cron bctplttl In Ctlnry- » t s Mn. W. Prempton tnd diughter Wilmi ef Stncs, win olty tbeppiri yuttrdiy. • . t X. t. Hiukon ot Cnwford My spent yuterdiy ln NeUon, • * • Mn. Kenneth Attree of Queen's Bty li to thi city owing to tht Ulnus et htr mother, Mn. W. J. Aitley, Biker stmt, who l! t pitlent In tnl Kooteniy Ltki Oenenl hotplttl. • * • Jimu Driper ot New Denver wu t retent vltltor In town. • • ! Among thoppen In NlUon yuterdiy wen Mr, tnd Mrs. Winn of Applt. dtlt. • * ' • Mn. 0. A. King, Victoria ttntt, hu u htr guut MUi A, Hodiu of MHo. t former resident ot NtUon Wtlter Jirrett hu irrlvtd trom Port Allu to vUlt hit mothtr, Mn, T. Jirrett, ln NtUon, FISHING GOOD OPTHEWHATSHAN idoiwood. a. c. Mty m—Dur. Ini tht wMk tht mtn htvt bun down from tht witerloo Oold mint for • vscitlon. tnd returnid. It Is not eiptettd thin will bt inothir holiday until the ftlr wuk In lip* timber. W. A, Oslder hu hU cousin. J. McEwin of Ctlnry, itiylni with him on • vlilt. W. 0. Kllklni Is presenting prim to thl flir botrd for athletic eventi en ftlr diy In September. Tht loctl buhsll clnh wmt to Burton en Mty M to plu tiilnit tbs elub -ben, Tl"*i •••t « nup""T e» r'iiw»s it tht Whitthsn likes ind thi fUhlng'lt reported to hive bun |ood In the tfternoon. YMIB BBIEH TMIR. Mty 31-Mn. B. ttron wu t Nelion vUltor'when ihe nudid medical tttentlon for tn Injured bind. A number of vUltore from Vincouver I n ■ p e c 11 d tbe Ooodenough mine. ,,, the White hope of Summer it makes a splash without a splurge Soratjthing vary iptcial ia coats and suits, made in tbt ieaion'1 newest and smartest ttyltt . . . swagger styles. Materials ara whlta Furrow crepes, tint whltt polo cloths and white Jantztn knitt... they are all fully lined ... something to rejoice ovtr. Sim 14,16 and 18. COATS 915.00. 117.75 to *}aa.oo SUITS f 22.50, 135.00 to 927.50 cMea^her's^ 607 Mer St. Phone 200 FOLK DANCE AT SUNSHINE BAY Children Delight Crowd With Lawn Performance; Mar- jorie Serres It Queen SUNSHINE BAY, Miy 19—All ll. htblt of folk dancing ytu given Stturdty, tfttrnoon on tnt ltwn of Osgs- thorp rinoh by childnn trained by tht members of thl 8.1. circle, since eirly ipring the children hue spent mtny pltutnt aftirnooni learning thi old folk tad Scottish country dances. Promptly it I p.m. tht henld live hli buglt cill and to i lively march pltytd on thi mandolin by tin. J. B. Htohett thi procession bogen led by thru small flower girls strewing flowsrs In th! pith of tht May qussn u lbt wu ltd to btr throne. Thru wtn followed by i crown bearer, Clifford Howtrd, tht Mty queen.little Marjorie Serrss, two psges carrying hir trtln, ind girl tnd Ivy ilsnwri. Itch ptlr of dtneers pild h'JiniRe tt thi tbrone by bowing tnd c.urtity- lng tnd pliclng flowers at h»( feet. Tbl hiymaken wu danced. Thi crown bunn then idviiircd with ttitely bows to set the crown of flowers oi) thl bold of lltlll Mi.jc.ie term, thereby crowning ber "tjueon of tht Mty," Immediately tht quun wu escorted with dut cirsmouy to t i»at it thl Miypoli whlli tbt old t|t danc! of the Miypoli progressed tround her* (It wu notlctd tint tin littie crown beirsr with lnuooent r lann orcupleil thc empty throne for the timi 'joins) 1Ui ptgu tuorted thi quien buk to thi throne and continued with tht dancing tf "Blue Benpeb," tight, tome Reel. Jenny and Jock, and Strip the Willow, and an encore cf the Maypole. Tit wu hindtd tround to thi mtny visitors by tht children tod hilptn. Thii li thi flnt time toy foi* dialing hu been taught la tbtt dlitri't, tht result wu considered worth wkllt by tht keen tnd tiger wty tbi children practised. Tht tuohm wilt Mn. w. w. Britton tnd Mn. |. n. Berres. Excellent muilc WU luppljie by Mn. J. I. Fltchett tnd 7- OilniV violin, Thi children taking put wtn Suili Berry, Winnie Howtrd, Bdnt Johnston, Loll, Birbirt lad Mtrjorlt Berres, Clarinoi Jokattoat, Wilfrid Howtrd, Pick Holmu, Wtlter fltchitt, Clifford Howtrd tnd Altn Strres. OTTAWA, (Of) -Broduotlon ef eommerelil ult In Ctntdt la fib- njtry touiltd 10.0T3 tont mnpirtd wtth Mtt tool la tht ceneipoadlng mjnth of iu*. yur. . Tbt tBVMtor who dulgned ■ duplis cotton big with vptn moth "window" for dlspliv ot oontenu hu inlgned the patent te tni public, so thtt anyone ctn minuftetun tbl ptttnted bu, WE DELIVER FREE VASSAR'S PHONES 881 888 CASH MEAT MARKET Good Buying for W«d. ond Thura. Beef, Round Steak: tt* 2 lbs. for 00 Beef, Good Pot \fk. Roast: per lb i" Beef, Boiling Beef: *], Per lb I Lamb (hops: *)*)•) Per lb CC Veal Chopt: QC<' 2 lbs. «ltJ Pork, Tenderloin: OW Frtah; ptr lb. CO Pork Steaks: *}_"(■ 2 lbt. 00 Dairy Butter: iQf Ptr. Ib 13 Eggs: Freah Large O k. As; ptr doz. Ct Spring Salmon: *)Ctf Slietd; per Ib. ..... CO Jellied Vtal: Krtsh 00. mada i ptr lb CO Httd Chette: Frtah ]0, mtdt; par lb 10 Baby Beef Liver: io«. SUetd; perlb iC Lamb Liver: iftf1 Ptr Ib. IU 1 — — »■ _ _— — rAus au -IHk MfiLbUfi UA1L. ,\_nf, MiLeu.N, U.C.—W_.u..*oU*l )..___.....„, it-.* a., Urn. FUTURE PRICES GAIN SUPPORT Million Bushels Are Bought to Steady Profit-Taking WINNIPEO. Mty 9S (OP)—By pur- chulng 1.000.000 buiheli of Omtdlm whut, Importer! todty gtvt fflturei prlou the neceuary lupport to wuther t itorm ot profit-taking md etop- lou selling on the Winnipeg grain exchange. After sustaining louu, quotation! executed tn about-tace md flnlihed on the upetde with gilnt of _ to % oent. Slightly below peek levels, Mty option wound up tt 11%, July it 11% md October it Sl\ to 81% cente. Another bulllih tutor wu reporta ot Ruiiim crop dtmige md thtt the Soviet wu Interuted ln Australian md Argentine whut. Apparently confirming thl tact thlt Europe u well u North America U laced with I imtller crop outturn thli yeu, Liverpool whut ehowed itnngth md tlnlihed <A to _ up. Chicago whut prlcu also ihowed upturn!. Demand for cuh gralnt continued Indifferent Barley led the parade to higher ground ln cotrae gralm commodities.* ill of which flnlihed weU ln tdvince of the prtvloui clou. Golds Active on Toronto List Market and Mining TORONTO, Miy 99 (CP)—Uniformity wu licking In the price movement! ln the mining uctlon of the Toronto ttock exchange todty md Interett centered mainly ln tone ot - the medium-priced gold aharea. Little Long Lao provided the flre- worka, rising 86 unto to 6.65. More thm 29,000 ehtru chmged handa. Ounnar Oold tdded 10 centi, closing tt 1.78. Sylvtnlte idvanced 7 centa to 9.88, Sm Antonio 1 to 4.09, Cariboo Oold Quirt* 10 to IM, Howey, Klrkland Like md St. Anthony loet 9 oente etch. SUcoe loet 9 md Ood'i Llk!8. Noranda cloeed SI down tt 49.60 Mining corporitlon lott 8 centi. Winnipeg Grain Wimwu. Mir 99 (CP)—Cloelng futum quotation!*. Open High Low Clou Whut Cuh prlou: Wheat: No. 1 htrd SO; No. 1 nor. md trick 7814: No. 9 nor. 7814; No. 8 nor. 79%: No. 4 nor. toy,: SSH: No. 8 68'.4: feed 8914 durum 7914- BUTTER, SPUDS ADVANCE MONTREAL, Mty 39 (OP).—Butter tnd potatou advanced on tbt Montretl produce exchinge todiy. Butter, graded No. 1, 91%; receipt! 179 boxei. Potatou, 8 cent! higher; Quebem, SO: PJB.I. Mntns., 1.00. Cbeeu firm; Ontario colored!, 814; receipt! 1849 hotel. Eggi itudy; A-ltrgt 91; A-medlum 90; B. 19 ud C. ttock 17ft. BAR GOLD DOWN THREE CENTS MONTREAL. May 99 (CP)—Bu gold ln London down three oente tt 994.88 tn ounce ln Canadian fundi. 198s Bd ln British fundi. The fixed 838 Wuhlngton price tmounted to 894.90 In Cintdltn. » *—"ruiitiiiaiaeeettti 840 Crates of B.C. Straws at Toronto Fruit in Good Shape; Bring 10 Cents Box; Protected After Jane 1 TORONTO. Mty 89 (CP)—Tht ilr.: consignment of BrltUh Columbli strswberrles, consisting of one cv of 840 cntu, irrlved here todty. The shipment wu consigned to Frtnk Gibson, who itttei the fruit, ifter t tour-day trip, wu found to be ln good condition. The price uked wu 10 cent! t pint box, or ipproilmttely the ume u for Kentucky strtwberrlei, which tre coming Into Toronto tt the rite of two or thru otn t Sty. Toronto uses tt thU time of tbe yetr between 20,00« tnd 90,000 boxu of strawberries every dty. , On June 1, two cents t pound will be tdded to the cott of Imported itrawberrlu from the United Statu u t dump duty md thlt will give the BrltUh Oolumblt fruit thtt much preference. Ontario etrtwberrtu tre not expected before the middle of June, tt the earliest. Orowera uy the uuon U two week! backward. ' Yoncouver Soles VANCOUVBR, May 98 — Mining ihtrei ipld on the Vancouver atock exohmge todty: Lilted—Bradlm 860. Bralorne 8S8, B R Con 1100, B R Ex 6900, Cariboo 9096, Oold Belt 1600, Meridian 9100, Morning Star 1400, Nlcoli 73S6, Pioneer 100, Premier O 1800, Reevu 4976, Reno 300, Sally 900, Taylor B 4100, Vanalta 9000, Wayside 90S. Curb—Alexmdrit 1000, B C Nlcktl 9096, Big Miss 800, Cm Ran 1000. Dtntonlt 9700, Dunwell 600, Oold Mtn 600, Oolcondi Ext 1900, Glacier Crk 600, Orange 1800. OruU Wlhkme 1960, Noble Plve 7700. Norgold 90,000, Porter Idaho 6000, Pend Oreille 100, Reward 800, Rufui Argenta 1000, .".uth Hope 900, Sllvercrest 4000. Vldette 460, Viking 9600, Waverly 9800. Exchanges MONTREAL. Mlv 99 (CP)—British md foreign exchinge ln relttlon to the Canadian dolltr, u compiled by the Royal Bank ot Canada, closed todiy u loUowij _ Argmtlni, peso ..— ,3393 Australia, pound 4.0986 Auitrli, MhllUnf ■ 1899 hTinSSff :::::p::::::::p::: M Chlnt. Hon. Kong dollin 8664 Ceechoilovikli, crown .0418 Denmirk. kront 29JS prance, franc .0867 germany, relchimirk .3001 Oreat Britain, pound 8.0841 HolUnd, florin 6780 Hungtry, pengo 3978 Indli, rupee *383f Italy, Ure Japan, yen ... Zealand, pound 4.0448 BS .0847 4018 iland, elotl _ .-.. .1894 South Africa, pound 6.0641 ptln, peseta 1968 Swedm, krone .9519 Swlturltnd, frtno .9940 United Statu, dollar, 8*16 per oent discount. QUOTATIONS ON WALL STREET .J AUegheny SH Al Cham 194 Am Cm 94% Am Por Pow --.'. 8I4 Am Mi A Pdy 14« Am Smelt 8k Re 9914 Am Telephone 11414 Am Tobioco 79 , Aniconda 1414 Atchison 6614 Auburn Mo ... 9614 Baldwin UH Sit ei Oblo ... 34 ndlx At II Beth Bteel 34<4 Cinada Dry 99H Cm Pacific ... 18_4 Cerro de Pttco 3414 fer'*1":::: itk Com a, south i<_* Con OU N T 98 Corn Prod S8H C Wright Ptd — Dupont SS 9*4 3H — 184 0314 94% j* iti 99 39 — 11414 7114 7114 B* g 98H 86H 11 11 9914 9314 IS'4 15',. 33H 39H — 99g **<& 8414 *<! «ng _ Of Cin Flrat Ni Storei praepoct Tex .... Sn Bee n Foodi Oen MO - Oold Duet Goodrich Oranby Sit North Pfd Ort Weet Sugir Howe Sound ... Hudson Mo Ine Copper 4 Int Nickel 96 tnt Tel St Tel Jewel Tet Kenn copper ... Kruge 8 8 Kroegger 81 Toll Mick Ttuck .. Milwaukee Pfd Mont Wtrd .. . Huh Mo Si Dilry Prod Pow 81 Ll N T Central , . Pic Ou 8c Elec Pick Mo Penn R R Phillips pete .... Pure Oil - Ridlo Corp Radio Keith Or Rem Rand I Safeway Storu 8 Loul! & 8 F Shell union ... 8 cal Bdleon .... South Pacific Stin OU of Cil Stin Oil of Ind Stan OU of N J Stewart Warner tudebaker Tex Corp Tex oulf Sul Timken Rollers Un Carbide Un Oil Of Cil Un Aircraft . United BU Un Ptclflo U 8 Plpt _.. U 8 Rubber U 8 Stul Vm Steel Wut Elec wooiworth wrlgley . 19H 12-* jt m 90 80 - 9614 9514 98 17 17 9914 9914 u $5 , 3414 9414 '841. 36V. 18H 18H 40% 4114 — 'Oft 3414 3414 60 602 BARGAIN FARES DOW JONES AVERAGES 80 industrials '. 9552 off 3A 20 rails , 48.51 off .45 ■20 utilities 28.88 off .11 VANCOUVER STOCK EXCHANGE | ■ to. A P Con Am«l OH Beaver Silver Bradlan Bralorne ". Bridge R Con B R X Oold Ctriboo Gold Ctl Corp .. Oout Brew _ Oeo River Gold Belt Orandvlew Heme QU . Int Coil Mlk Slccar McDougtl Segur McLeod Oil ...... Mercury OH Meridian .... Metallne Model Oil Morn Star Nat Silver New McDougal Nicola Okalta OUt Pioneer Gdld premUr oow premier Border Quatalno Reno Qold Reeves MacDonald Sally. Mlnu Spooner Oil Sterling Pacific Tlylor Bridge Vinilta Wayalde CURB Aleiindrlt Antcondt Biltac Oil Biyvliw OU ■Bluebird .... fc Nickel R Mountain ... Big MUl , Brew Jt DUt Butte IXL Cilmont Congrats Oold Crowi Nut OUt 1.08 37 US .16 .07 .08 .09 1.10 ■?_ 33 .09 OU| Dtlhoutle Dithouile Dentonit _,_ Devenlsh OIU .... Dunwell PtlrvUw Federal Fibytn OU Freehold ...___ Oolcondi ..... oold Mtn oruU WThkme "I Htldi Gold. Hed/y Sterling Eome Oold idiln Mlnei Independence ... Koot Belli Koot Ho Koot King ._ LikivUw ..._._ Luckv Jim Mtdtion Mir Jon Merlind MlU City _. Mlnto oold Morton wol Nitlve Son Noble Five Pivlllon Pend Oreille Porter Idtho ... Red Htwk Reward Royallte Oil Rufui Argenta Ruth Hope. Silmon Gold Ilvercreit Silverado _ Sllve.imlth Snowflake _., Standard Qold . United Empire . United Oil "etft _ Of at .79 OS ■IS SH 39 36 36 *7 .16 2?* .01H 9 30 .19 to -09 .08 H I8 38 ' .08 .04 &* .16 ■0314 Oil Vldetti Viking ______ Waterloo Waverley Ting WelUngton Whltawiter 0114 .16 06 136 MH .7S 30 .19 01 .00 Vi Al at at 9 -90 .09 £114 .04 .oiH M MH -60 30 .10 .10 .08 1630 .19 'SS* .07 !io 38* .17 .0814 930 fc .06 TORONTO STOCK QUOTATIONS Alexmdrit Algomt ..... Amity ■0414 .19 .09 Aihley Oold : 30 .13 * 1.48 ' 35 37 .48 1930 . 9.66 Bridge R Exploration , 1.19 Brownlu ... 33 But Cm Oold .' 10H Bunker Hill — -OS Ctn'Klmtnd .08 Csn Malartlc .80 Cariboo Oold Quartz 130 . Barry HoUlnger Bate MetaU Bear exploration ..- Big Mluouri Boblo —.... Bralorne -._— Bradlan Cutle Ttetbewty Oentrtl Manitoba Central Pitrlcta ... Chlbougamou Clerlcy Cout Copper Cobalt Contact .... Columarlo ContHum . Com M St B Dome - Eldorado palconbrldge Ood'i Like Orantda _..... Holllnger Howey ... tet Nickel Klrkland Like Like Muon Lake Shore 36 .60 • •>! 37 . 4.16 • 34' 30 1.45 18130 38.78 344 831 1.43 30 1730 138 9838 Mclntyre McVlttle Orabinunt . McWttten Oold Maeutt Malroblo Maple Leaf ..: Mining Corp Moffatt Hafi Nlplulng Norand* Pkrkhlll Paymaster __. Pend Oreille .- Plonur Oold premier Oold .-——.- Reno . Sin Antonio Sherritt Qordon SUcoe 69.38 44.75 .SO 37 3.49 34 AS 9.90 49.60 *\ 34 39 19.88 134 33 4.03 138 3.1S south Tlblemont Stedecone _. St Anthony Sudbury Buln ylvinltt .*..„. Teck Huthu Towigtmtc Vtnturu ......... Wilte Amulet Wayelde .„.,._. White Eagle Wright Hargeavet ...... OILS Acme ........_ AJtx Auocltted PIT——.'.! Brit Amer OU »_. Btltac OU , gtlmont ........... tnd E Corp __ Chemlctl Rueirch Dalhouile Home 0>l Homestesd O and O . internatlontl pete Merlind „^!P~P.~™ Nordon . OU Selectloni .. Olgt , _ Royallte Sarnta —... Wtlnwright INDUSTRIALS Beit** Ste* A Beauharnols .... ....._ Bell Telephone Brulllin . . Brewers md DlitUlen . Ctntdi Bread Cm Cement Ctn Car tnd Foundry ... Cm indui Alcohol A ... Cm pac Railway ...Z'.'.Z Cont Bikerlei DUtlllen Seagram! Dominion storu ........... Ford of Cinidt Ooodyeu Tire _ Hlnm Wilker '_ Imperlil Tobtcco Lobltw A Miasey HirrU Service statlont atmdird Paving Steel of Canada .19 fl* 836 37 130 it sir 3314 137 .11 14.76 37 .09 138 3.00 Ei At. 98 00 3? .10 33 1638 .09 37 : r ... 117 -li* .... 9 ::: ?H ... a :::: M ._ i ... is 118 5^ MONTREAL STOCK PRICES Bell Telephone 11J' B c picking . .|i Brazilian TL* Power B B C power a Building Product! . Cm Cement Can Cement Pfd Can Car * Foundry Can Oen Electric Cm Oypaum Can Ind Al A Can Ind Al B ... Pac Rtllwiy ::: \V. zJp ... i ... 140 .. S .. 11 ... 10 ... 1614 ::: .5?14 ... MH If. Cm ' Cm Steimeri . C W & 0 A cit tct Cockshutt Plow . Cons M & 8 Dominion Bridge . Dominion Qltu — _. ov Domlnion ftxtile 88H Oen Bteel wiru 4H Chirlu Ourd- 9H Himllton Bridie 614 Internitlonil Nickel 9614 _ke of the wood! 10% laaaey Hurit . S Montretl Power 3614 Nttlontl Brawlng 97 H Nitlonil Steel Cu 1414 Ogllvle 300 Power Corporation 11H Prloe Brae 4(J luebec Power ,. 17 whtwldlgtn _ 93H Sherwln Wllllmi _ I6l{ Stul ot Ctntdi, : S6 Twin Ctty 4H Wlnnpeg Hectrlo i1_ CURBS ' Brew & DlitUlen Iju Brit Amer Oil 14H Cinidt Celmeu 30 gintdt Dredge mtdt Malting _______ Cm Vlnegiri cm Wlneriu . .„. Crosgrsce Brewing „ Distillers Deagnmi . Dominion Engineer .... Dominion TU Eut Dilrlei Home OU Imperlil Oil imperial Tob Canada internttional petrol McColl Rontentc ... Noranda ___• ..._ Page Hersey Wtlker - zm TlUTIEB Intl Util A w« Commerce imperial tontreal Nova Scotla ... ?oyal _ oronto ..: MISCELLANEOUS Cansdt Bread Can Canners Dominion Storea .. Ford Can a ooodyear Tin Kelvinator . Laura Secord Loblaw OroctrUl Service Station . SUndtrd Ptvlng ^k«0Wur Zlmmerknlt EASTERN CANADA TlckeU en S«U Daily, Jun* S to Junt 30 inclusive. F-tarn Umit ti Day. Return Fare from NELSON lo— . Ottawa 48.75 Montreal $50.50 Toronto $47.50 Quebec 53.75' Halifax .....$64.00 Conmpauitagly tear nlu ts other Eattarn pointi. Baas* ♦ OuUnnS under a) yean 12. half fan. Fall partlexslmra frem anil aifnt CANADIAN PACIFIC London Close LONDON, May 99 (AP) — clotlng: Brazlllin Traction 9914. Cintdltn Ptclflc 816H. Internitlonil Nickel 196'/,. Brltlih American Tobtcco ft, Dli- tlllin 90i, Dunlop Rubber 47i 8d. Hudson Bty 96s Sd, Imperii) Chemical 94s 1%i, Imperlil Tobtcco 196i Hid, Mining Truit Ltd Is 9d. Rmd Mlnei .1, Rhodeiiin Anglo Am let, ihokana Oorp tt%, Crowm £1914, iprlngi £6H, But Oeduld U%, Rio lntae flSH, Vlcken in. Bonds—Canadian 4 per oent lotn, 963-68, £10814, Brltlih 9H per cent onsnls £77%, BrltUh S14 per cent vir loan i.10914, BrIUih funding 4s 1980-90 £119. WOOD EXPORTS TO AUSTRALIA INCREASE OTTAWA, Mty 99 (OP)--An ln- reut of mon thm 1700,000 wu hown In export! of wood md minu* cturen of wood to Auitrilli during hi fUctl yeu ending Mtrch 81, men they totalled 93378,014 u com- lared with 91388,981 tn the pnvloua yetr, uyi a. nport luued todty by the Dominion bureau of ttttUtlca. Brazilian ond C.P.R. Make Gains TORONTO, Miy 99 (OP)—Ad'tnou held • ntrraw margin ovtr receulom todiy on the lnduitrltl uctlon ot the Toronto stock exchinge. The iluggiih tone of the tfternoon wu due partly to tin uiutl pn- holldty itmotphen it New Tork. Nickel cloeed unchinged. Brulllin md CPR. regletered gtlni of H uch. OonwUdited Smelteri wu off 9 polnta to 181. International Pete tnd Imperlil OU wen up but profit-taking cm- celled the gtlni. Pete flnlihed 14 down it 97%. The BrltUh Columbli Iuuei, Brewera & DUtlllen, flnlihed unchanged. Exchange Ratal NIW TORK, Mt| 99 (AP)-flttt- ling exchange etn at 86.0614 for l> dty bliu, md it 85.0714 for demtnd. Canadian dolltra V4 per oent prem. Francs 63914 casta. Lln 6.49 untt. Uruguiy 80.99 centa. NewdHHiE FOR DULLNESS Metal Markets NEW TORK. Mty 99 (AP)—Copper quiet; electrolytic ipot md futun, blue eigle, 8.60. Tin itetdy; tpot md neuby 68.18; futun 8938. Iron firm, unchinged. Lud itetdy; ipot New Tork 430: Beit St. LouU 838. Zlno barely itetdy; lut St. LouU ipot and futun 430. Antimony, ipot 830, Btr allver quiet, H higher tt 45. London—Copper, standard apot 199 IU; futun £99; electrolytic epot £36; future 136 St Tin, ipot £984 91 Sd; futun £980 7l Sd. Letd, tpot £11 9t 8d; futun (11 6i. Zinc, ipot £14 15s; futun ilt 17i Sd. Bu iilver firm, 1-16 higher it 19 9-16d. . HALL SPECIAL GOES THROUGH Vice-President of the C. P. R. Visits Tadanac Onnt BtU, of Montreal, vlce-preel- dent of the Cinidlan Ptclflc Railway company, westbound on bU tnnutl tour of the lyitem, spent 15 mlnutu hen yuterdiy tfttrnoon whlit en* glnu wen being chmged on his ipt* cltl tnln. Accompanying him wen D. C. Coleman ot Winnipeg, vice-president of weitern Unu, md ,0. A. cotterell of Vincouver, general luperlntendent of the BrltUh Columbia dUtrlct. The vlce-preildentlil ipecltl went on to Tadinic. when presumably Mr Hall met officials of the Coniolldated Mining Ss Smelting Company of Cmada, tbt Intention being for the ape- clil to return to Ciitlegtr for the night, tnd then proceed on to Vsncouver. In tbe But Kooteniy t brief itop wu mide it Cranbrook. STRONGER TONE ON COAST LIST Bridge River Exp. an Active Trader; Cariboo Gains 6, Norgold Over One VANCOUVBB, Miy 99 (CP)—Prlcu wen moderately itronger on the Vancouver itock exchange during tha morning union Ht fell off In the afternoon md cloud wtth net loom In mut Issues. Tben wen t few exceptions, however, Ctriboo gaining 6 it 138, Norgold adnnelng IH to 17H md Nlcoli clotlng 4 hightr Brldgt River Explorttlon wu m •active trader md lost 6 tt 1.07. Bralorne wu otf 86 it 19.80 md Ploneei gold loit 10 tt 19.90. Bradlm tt 9.80 md Mlnto it 60 etch dropped 6, Dentonit wu 4 lower tt 79 md Oold Belt tt 88, Pnmler Oold tt 136 md Orange it 96 were til down 9. B.C. Nickel cloeed unchtnged tt 1.0S, Oolcondi lost one cent tt 88, Noble Five wu li lower tt IV, tnd Big Mluouri md Pend Oreille wen unchinged. Cilgtry md Edmonton it 136 md Dalhouile tt 96 etch lott one cent md the rut ot tbe olli were quiet md unchinged. Dominion Coal Is Strong Issue MONTREAL, Mty 9» (CP)—A itudy to higher trend wu maintained by -securities on the Montrul stock exchinge during today's uulon. Oalni outnumbered -ones by t illght mirgln. Dominion Coil preferred wu the itrong ipot, rlilng eight polnta tt 79. Ooodyetr Tin preferred advanced two polnta to t new btgh for the ur it 1.19. Bank of Montretl wu up five pointi tt 196. Cinidt Hydro-Electric preferred moved up IH polnta at 73H Tbe April timings itatement of Canadian Ptclflc nllwty reaulted ln tbe rill luue rising 14 it 15%. B.C. Power wu off fractionally. Sties 9884. Bonds 180,060. Dominion Live Stock WINNIPEO. May 99 (CP)—Receipt! ot cattle 686, ctlvu 45, hogt 110, •hup 36. Stun, Up to 1050 lhe.: Oood md choice 84*75 to 6630. Steers, over 1050 lbs.: Oood md holce 94.75 to 9836. Heifers: Good md choice 84 to 94.78. Fed ctlvu: Oood md choice 96 to 95.76. Cowi: Oood. 18 to 83.50. Milken md iprlngen 890 to 946. Veal ctlvu: Good md choloe 94.75 to 9630. Hogi; Select btcon 91 per head pnmlum, btcon 9838 to 18.40, butchtn ll per hetd dUoount, betvy 97.76 to 17.90, extra huvy |6 to 96.96, -sows 96 to 9638. Limbs: Spring 99.50 to 91030. Bheep: Oood buvlet 9176 to 99, good htndywelght 8330 to 98.80. Markets Closed NEW TOBK, Mty 89 (AP)—All ludlng security ud commodity mirkrts hen will remain cloeed tomorrow ln oburvince of Memorial diy. CUBBENCIE8 DIP MONTRIAL, Mty 39 (CP) — The pound iterUng, United Stttei dollu tnd French frtnc dipped on Montreal currency exebangu today The pound wu off 1 9-39 centa tt 98.08 13-89. The Amerlcin dollu lost 1-99 ot 1 per cent it 6-18 of -1 per otnt dUoount. The French franc wu down .03 of t cent tt 8.67 oente. - CRICKET "BLUE" DIES NEWPORT. England (CP)— Tom Colllni, the oldut cricket "blue," died •t nil home here, iged 99. He pltytd for Cambridge against Oiford ln 1888. He wu hudmuter of Newport grammar tchool for 89 yetn. Then an upward of 4-500 bnwerlu ln oermtny. Mon thm 650300 person! tre employed ln the miking of beer. Sales Recorded Are Smallest Since June in 1924 By FREDEF1CK GARDNER Auocllted Preu "Inindil Writer NEW TORK, Mty 99 (AP)—Settling deeper into Inertia before the Memorlil dty receu, f e itock mtrket dUttnguUhed ltiel! todty only by establishing a new record for dull* nese for the put decide. Price move, menu wen mixed tnd narrow generally, aalea on the stock exchange dropped to 979,000 shares, the small* eat recorded ilnce June 9, 1994. The average ot 90 stocks dipped three-tenths of • point to 773. The hoUdty ln leading market! to morrow hutenid profit-taking by traders tfter the creeping abvance of the put few diya. Louu of until fraction! were chalked up agalnit auch shares u US. Stwl common, General Moton, Coniolldited Ou, New York Cmtral, Montgomery Wud, United Aircraft, Nttlontl DlitUlen md Westinghouse Electric. LOST CABIN VETOSTROCK Walls Encountered by 25- Foot Crosscut Cross-cutting when the utlmated point of lntenectlon had bun paued. the Lott Cabin vein wu itruck it the Euphrates mine lut wuk. Thru md four shifts htve been advancing work on the EU Tu vein te the Loet Cibln wltb t view of opening up tbe ore body for shipping purposes. A short dUtance from when the vein wu expected to be tapped ln swung off slightly md paralleled the tunnel Twenty-five fut In on the crou* cut the hinging wtll of the vein wu encountered, ihowlng tuU stringers of qutrtz. At expected thU wu Uttle mineralized. Values are not expected until work advances over the foot wtll to the mtln ore body which will he iccompllshed ln the next month or two. Shipping wlU commence u Boon u this on body U developed md arrangements trt now under wty to htvt t ipur built ln by tbi Gntt N-rthem Rtllwiy compiny. Lut wuk t drill machine and other equipment wu Installed tt the prop* erty. POUND DROPS OVER A CEUT NEW. YORK, Mty 39 (AP)—Tbl pound eterilng touched t new low mirk ilnce Mtrch 10 In the foreign exchtngt market! todty, apparently under preuun of demand for Canadian dollara ln connection with the Dominion government'! flotation of a bond luue ln London. The pound loet IH cents, filling it 95.07% centa. The Canadian dollar eated to 14 premium. French franci declined ilmoit to the gold export point utln, ftlUng to 6.6914 centa, • lose ot .oil,. INSTITUTE IS INCORPORATED Tht Incorporation of the Fauquier Farmers' institute under the societies tct appears in the lut Issue of the Brltlih ColumbU Guetta. Calgary Live Stock CALOART, Mty 99'(CP)—Recelpte*. 976 cittle, 40 calves, 38 hogt md 65 sheep. Todty up to noon 199 cattle, 9 ctlvu, 937 hogi tnd 94 shup wen received. The cattle mirket wu moderately active tt itetdy prion. The bog market promliei to be 40 unto itronger, the prospects are for ulect! to nil for 9836, bacons 97.76 tnd butchers 97.96 Off trucks. Cittle— Oood to choice butcher steers'84 to 94.60, common to medium 93 to 93.78 Oood butcher hetfen 9830. Oood to choice fid ctlvu 84 to 94.76, medium 83.60 to 83.76. Good butcher cowi 99 to 89. common to medium cowi 91.50 to 91,76. Oood to choice veil calves 9430 to 96.80, common to medium 83 to 84. ' *. EASTERN SALES AT TORONTO TORONTO, Mty 99 (CP)—Salu ot 100 or mon aharu on the Toronto itock exchinge. lnduttrlil section, today wen: 690 Brazilian, 1065 Br & DU, 186 Cm Ind Ale, 499 CPR, 100 Cockahutt, 669 Ford A, 1814 Int Nickel. 160 Man Htr, 1060 H Wr'k, 800 DU C Bug. OA MONTREAL MONTREAL. Mty 99 (CP)—Salu of 100 or more shares on the Montreal stock exchange todty: 198 Bathurst A. 861 Brailllan. 900 B C POW B, 969 CPR, 930 Dom Bridge, 576 Int Nick, 985 Mu Hah-li, 600 McC Front, 176 Nat Brew. 797 Mtl Power, 110 N Brew pfd, 167 Stl Corp. 966 Shtwlnlgm. Minneapolis Grain MINNEAPOLIS, Itoy 91 (AP) - Whut, No. 1 northern 103H to 10814, No. 1 nd durum 91H to 99H, May 100%, July 10014. Sept. 98%. Com: No. 3 yellow 64 to 5414. Oata: No. 8 white 42% to 49%. Flax: 'No. 1 197 to 901. Floor 38 higher. Carload lota, family patent! 7.40 to 7.80 a barrel ln 98-pound cotton sacks. Shipments 16,649. Pure bnn 1630 to 18.80. BONDS INDIFFERENT If NEW YHK, May 99 (AP)—The bond muket dUpltyed m Indifferent trend todty In t pnhoUdty market. In the foreign uctlon then wu t flurry ln tht Argentine group which reglitered idvmcei ot IH to 6ft polnta. BOOZE IMPORTS DOWN OTTAWA (CP)—Importa of bnndy Sn tnd wtnu htve decreued In the it 19 months but import! of whltkey htvt htld tbout ttetdy, uyt t deptrtment of trade nnort. The de* creue In vtlue wu tbout 93,000,000. UNIFORM STANDARDIZATION LONDON (CP)-Standirdi-atlon of pollce uniform! throughout Bngland li being conildered by home office official! tnd t commlttu of chief conitablei for tht uki ot comfort md econmy. Classified Advertising LEGAL POUND DISTRICT ACT Whereu under the provUloni ot thu Act ippllcatlon hu been mide to the Ueutensnt-Qovernor ln council to constitute, u i pound dUtrlct. tU thit certain portion or tract of land ln the NeUon-Cruton Electoral DUtrlct, ln the vicinity of Queeni Bty. which mty be described mon outtlctilirly u Lots 8948. 19076. 8899, 6894, 7080, 8595. 8500, 8896. 8894. 7897. 8397. Kootenay DUtrlct Notice ts hereby given thst. thirty daya after the publication of thla notice, the Lieutenant-Governor ln Council will proceed to comply with tbe ippllcttlon. unless within the uld time obiectlon ls made to the underalgned by eight proprietors within luch proposed pound district, ln Form 'A" of the KheduU of uld Act " ' K, C. MACDONALD MlnUter et Agriculture Depirtment ot Agriculture, Victoria, B. C, April 36tb. 1934* WT) Births BOUROBOIS-To Mr. and Mra. Ora- ctan BourgeoU of Cutleg.r at the Kootenty Ltw General hoepital, May 98, 1 dtughter, _>_ -**, - v.»»b—.. . . , IRWIN—To Mr. and Mri. Felling Irwin, 414 Billet itreet, it the Kootenay Like General hoiplttl. May 94, a ton. __. , Personal Rupture Appliances Rupture, tbdomlnil weakness. splntl deformity, vtrloocele. Write J 0 Smith. British Appliance Specialist. 15 Downle St.. Stratford. Ont. 19939 Eczema Itch Pllu Ulcere,. Try Geo Lee'i China Remedy it Hudion'i Bt^co Help Wanted WANTED — OIRL FOR OSNBRAL homework. Box 555, phone 8831^ Situations Wanted BOY. 16. GOOD ON RANCH. WANTS work. Box 9663. Dilly Newi. (9663) Room and Board IN COMFORTABLE BOMB ONB block from Hudson Biy. Phone 467RJ 19897) For Rent FURNISHED HOUSEKESPINQ roomt lor nnt. Annable Block (3381) FURN OR ONFURN. APTtTTj? week or month Medlctl Art! Bid- PUR. ROOMS, STEAM HIA*_«!U ihower termi mod Ctn Legion (3383) FOR RENT - FURNISHED SUITE with sleeping rorch. 110 VJJS211 PURNISftED AND UNFUBNlAIHSlj Buttn for rent—Ken* AP* (9379) tTORACE A_-TS.-Aeiu.lful Modern WWdilreEquipped lultei. 198801 flOR RENT. FURNISHED SUrlloy'l -*.lct etreet. "2701) FURNISHtD THREE ROOli Sune, fifteen dollati. Phone 390R. (9847) Wanted to Rent ROOM AND KITCHEN CHEAP. FAIR- view preferred. appU P.O. Bo* ^ For Sgle MINE SUPPLIES-RAILS, STOVM. ■KoU of all klnde, hind ind midline drill iteel. Immedlite delivery. For price* write Box 9869. Dally Newi. 19889) girden. homeiite or wirehoute iltee C. w. Appleyttd. (9676) For Sale or Rent 6 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE OR rent close In. Phone 679L. (9645) Houses for Rent ITVE ROOMED HOUSE, 308 Vlctorli St. Phone 591R4. (_____) Property for Sale TORES' HUNDRED CHOICE BU1LD- lng lota In the lownilte ot Ainsworth. B. O. For price md termi •pplv John Burni, Box 398. Nel* ion. B. C. (9476) 100 ACRE RANCH. ,8 OLEARBLU, crop md ttrden In, all* klndi fruit Smtll payment, balance like nnt. Sacrifice price 91800. Account tlckneu. Box 3646. Dally Newi (9646) Lost and Found TO FINDERS It you find • ett or t dog. • pocketbook, Jewelry ot fur. or mytblng elu of vtlue, telephone The DtUj'Ntwt A "Found" Ad. wUl be Inurted without out to you We will collect from the owner. Live Stock Wanted SADDLE HORSE, YOUNG, WELL broken suitable for lady. Clark, Oray Creek. (9681) WANTBD-YQUNO PIGS. H. BOUR* geola, Crwoent Valley. (2703) Live Stock for Sale HOL8TE1N CQW DUE TO FRESHEN June 6th. very heavy milker. Apply J. Heuiton, Balfour, B. C. (2704) 1 OOOD COW. WITH HEIFER CALF lust freshened. Bentley, Perry Biding, B. C. (2664) ONE OOOD MILKING OOAT. PRICE 98. J. 8. Allen, Roumont. (9679) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES lie a lino Minimum 9 llnei S Untt, onet S 32 9 llnu, onct 33 4 llnei onet *44 9 Untt. I tlmu 38 3 Unu 8 tlmu 139 4 Unet. 6 tlmu 1.38 8 Unet. 1 month 838 9 Unet. I month .-... 4.99 4 Unu. I month 1 8.72 All above less 16% for prompt payment. * tmtmtmmmmmmmmtmm Pets WANTED-Fox TERRIOR PUP. AP. ply Box 9709, Dally Newi. 1,709) Trappers' Supplies NEW TRAP GUARANTEED -fl catch wild animals alive, unhuri constructed ot ibeet iron ta wire, price 85 for small lire llvered. Also Killing Trips ot sun construction md price.—Chu. Ota mm, Court. Stik. Automotive RUOBY TRUCK WITH INSULAT| body. 2-ton Oraham studebtfc truck, chryiler aedin. stir toil ing, Shorty's Auto Repilr Sha Aik for Amsll; oil, mi Miscellaneous PIPE and FITTINGS Modern plant, fully equip.' ped for supplying pipe and fittings for steam, air, water or irrigation. Your enquiries solicited, Canadian Junk Co., Ltd. 250 Prior St. VANCOUVER, B.C. 1 (23SI Business, Profession Directory Accountants CHA8 F. HUNTER, S. F. _wj_ Municrpil tnd Commerclil Audi P. O. Box 1191, Nelson, B. 0. , __, (9«i Assayers E. W. WIDDOWSON established : 8O5 joaephlne St., NlUon, B. ORENVILLE H. ORItlWOOt), , Baker St., NeUon, Box 736. ttt .24 Boat Livery BEST PETBRBOROUOH OUTBOA motor ___ row boat! for hire by t —Frank Seal, Bilfour, B.C. (at Chiropodists Dr. Mildred Slmondi Foot Specie 405 Fernwell, Spokane. Main (9ti __=_ tM Chiropractors R. E. Gray, D.C, Ph.C. Ollker Bio (M u. hultgreN D.C, Ph.C, pall Graduate McCulloch Blk. Ph. f (M Cleaning and Pressing SPRING COATS CLEANED OR lined tt the Wardrobe, 417 Ha all 1 (24. Electrical J. r_ Cottet-The Electric Stl Supplies md Installations I Phone 768. P.O. Box 1 . (341 Florists With Every purchase of thne a en planta for bedding, out, will give you one doaen tl Your own choice.— NBLSON FLOWER SHOPPE __ (391 JOHNSON'S QREENHOUS1S& Pbo (49 Cut flowera, potted plu ind Iloral dellgnt, (94! Funeral Directors NELSON FUNERAL SERVICE, ( Vlctorlt St.—Phont 95 Ltdy i tendent—F. C. DtvU. (949 Hide Dealers DEALER IN HIDES. J. P. MORGA 801 Biker St., Nelton, B, C. C" m Insurance and Real Estate FIRE COMES WHEN LEAST a pected, insure today. T. D. Ri ling, 3 Royil Bank Bldg. (\n ROBERTSON REALTY CO. lA Real estate. Insurance, rente Aberdeen block. Baker St. i24l R W DAWSON. Real Eitate. ] aurance Rentals Next Hlppen Hardware, Baker Street. (24a C. D BLACKWOOD, Imurtnoo every ducrlptlon, Rul Eit^ Ph I I34S H- E DILL AUTO AND FIRE I lunnce Retl Estate. 60S Wtrd I -*$& 3 E. ANNABLE, REAL ESTAT rentaU. lniurmci. Anntblt bloe (248 LIFE. FIRE ts AUTOMOBILE IN8U1 ince, P. E. poulln, Ph, 70 (94S CHA8 F McHARDY IN8URANCB* Real Eitate—Phone 188 ilKt Patent Attorneys ROWLAND BRITTAIN PATENTS AND TRAD* MARKS Oldest Established Pat. Office In B. 445 GranvlUe St. Vincouver, B. OSS Machinists BENNETTS LIMITED lor ill clauu ot Metal work, Lit] Work, Drilling, Boring tnd Orlndln Motor Rewinding Acetylene Weld- Phone 693 324 Vernon Street (Ml Engineers and Surveyor!' A. H GREEN CO., LTD. 516 WAR St Fhone 364. NeUon, B. C. (939: F S PETERS ' Mining Engineer Elimination opentlon and mini0 ment of mlnu md mineral properties. Rouland. B.C I94M H D. DAWsdH-He__3d.T ENOINUR AND 8URVETOR (WM B.C. Land Surveyors CHARLES MOORE, B. C. L. 8. K. w. C. Block. Nelton. B. I (9811 Plumbing and Heating PLUMBINO AND HEATDIO WOR guirinteed. Ratea reasonable. Ju! lus Relsterer, phone 689L3. (9441 Musical Tuition VIOLIN AND THEORY PUPILI Miry Heddle, ph 311R2 (2441 Sash Factory LAWSON'S SASH FACTORY HARI wood merchsnt 917 Biker itru (94«l Second Hand Stores WANTED-A 8ECOND-HAND OTJ Inder gramophone. Mn. Ridcllff 517 Vernon Bt, (2891 Wfe BUY, SELL, AND EXCHANtl moet tnythlng. The Ark. (99S1 53 —THE NBLSON DAILY NEWS, NELSON, B.C.--WEDNESDA,? MOBNINO, MAT M, ISM CAdvertisinli [ for the Merchant "/ Today Conducted by HABOLD S. BDQAB ThU sertw ot wtikly irttolw •ppetn ivery Wednudiy, on ad* virttiing tnd meichmdUlng prepared for tbe merchmti of Neleon * tnd DUtrlct with tht oo-operatlon ot On Nilion Dilly Newa f , MORE ABOUT COPY In our further discussion on copy, let us con- alder in more detail, the separate parts of an advertisement. The heading must compel interest, immediately attracting the reader's attention, ana making him desirous of reading the balance of your advertisement. A headline of a few words properly selected is more efficient than a long one. The head is usually set in a larger type than the text. Type sizes used vary with the number of columns, the depth of advertisement, amount of text, and the length of the message. Type faces express certain characteristics, and if you study t these faces you can pick a type which will suit your own particular business. Use this type for all your advertisements so that your advertisements will have a continuity of style. To show samples of all the sizes would take too much room, but you can obtain .proofs of the sizes from the advertising department of the Nelaon Dally News. In writing heading,consider that: A short headline delivers a fast message. Lines of the head pressed closely together make the message hard to read; like condensed type. Use white space above, below and at the aides of the head. Do not separate the lines of the head with white space out of proportion to the space between the headline and the text. Keep the thought of the headline in itself. A better head is obtained by using capitals and lower case rather than all capitals. Pick your type to fit your business. Do not confuse the reader by tricky and fancy display in heads. The headline must stand out on the page. This does not mean that large type can be used! The proper balance and use of plenty of white space is more effective in attracting attention. Four stylet of setting are as follows: Ehe step head: erringbonc Weave Features Theae New Dressing Robes This style is difficult to Bundle in single column ■ridth because of the nar- Imwness of the space. Ihe pyramid and inverted pyramid heads: HEALTHY CHICKS MEAN BETTER FOWLS and WUl Yoor Easter Clothes Be Only Half Cleaned? _ These heads are effective on one or more col- na and in two or three Bines. The square head: Many Interesting Dining Suites Specially Priced Each line is flush at left and right. Two lines are sufficient This head can be accomodated in one'column. A heading breaking into the border or illustration: Real Good Values in the Men's Department for Dad and the Boys A long head reading through. Some samples of headings picked at random: IrTtACnCALITY, A difficult word to pro- Ei and of uncertain ig. TNESS FOR ASTER .Would be better SMARTNESS FOR EASTER Ifatigued? Try Life Savers An arresting question- command. iTucked Flare— ITtay Pearl Button— |The Softest of Soft Kid— Gloves, $3.75 pr. This heading pictures |the product. Get Ready for Easier Good — suggestive — timely. FOUR HELPS TO A PERFECT EVENING The illustration placed at the left ran partly through the first,word, and made an effective tie-up. THESE NEW VALUES WILL MAKE NEW FRIENDS1 A whole advertisement in the heading. When a Recipe Calls for MILK Use ST. CHARLES Note how the product sticks out. COATS AND DRESSES IN TUNE WITH EA8TER Reads smoothly, pleasantly and with a timely appeal. Styled to Favor Your Appearance Priced to Favor Your Purse. Good—Selling style and quality first. lOFFERING THE WELL DRESSSED MAN LUXURY The word luxury does not appeal to real men. ANGLING IN STREAMSJUNE1- ANNOUNCE CLOSED WATERS Youth Upholds "Old Man's" Game I By AL DEMABEB Although golf U often facetiously referred to u tn "old man's" game, tbe youngsters pliy lt the bwt. Many youngsters hive tumid ln astounding cards and performances on the links. Curly-headed Joe Lynch, 15-year- old caddie, won a itate caddie tournament with a medal wore of ISO In the 36 hole tut at Albemarle, near Boiton. Then there wu Sonny Fraser, aged 12, who ahot the Seavlew oouru tn 76; Walter Swope, aged 15. played nine holes ln SB it Plnehunt, N.C.; Mildred Hackl, 11 yean, drove 300 yardi, over thru tlmw her own weight In poundi. Bobby Cltrk, 11 yetn old, made a hole ln one In the caddle'e tournament at Watertown, Conn. Sporting News TODAY'S QUESTION What rewrve lnfielder ln the New York YtnBw U • licenced dentut In Niw York tnd Massachusette? Answer tomorrow. Answer to yesterday's quutloni: John Marcum, veteran rookie pitcher ot the Athletlci throw! the "heavieit" tnll ln the majors today—Phil Page and Johnny Frederick of thi Dodgers look to much alike the pliyen call them "twtni." UPHOLD SAVOY BALL PROTEST Juniors Ask to Play Inter-j mediate Game Tht executive of the local intermediate bueball letgue met following Monday evening'! game, to wttle tbe mttter of the Savoy Hotel team's protest of lut Friday'! game ln wblcb the Maulen defuted the Savoy nine 11-8, The Savoy club claimed that neither Scotty Notman or Anthony Scanlan were registered playen wtth the league previous to starting time ot the game. Ai thi league'! list of registered playen did not Include theu playen' names the executive decided to throw out the gtme, tnd order lt replayed at the end of the regular schedule If the ruult hu tny bearing on the itandlng. An application wu reoelved from the New Grand Junlon for entry to the Intermediate leigue. Some of the memben prewnt favored t four-team circuit, but doubted whether the Jun- team could hold their own againat the other thru teama In the letgue. They favored the thru clubt now ln thi lugue taking over t number of the Junlon to give them in opportunity to gtln experience. After considerable discussion it wu decided to give the New Ortnd club t chance to prove tbelr ability to pity ln the intermediate ranks ln t trltl game with the Savoy Hotel following the unlor gtme Sundty afternoon. Tributaries to the Salmon River Open On Friday, June 1, ill itreuni not opened on Mty 1, unless tffected by ipecltl cloedre, wlU be open for trout tnd sport fUhlng. Closure hu bwn lifted on ill trlbutartw to the Silmon river In the NeUon trei, with tbe exception of Wolf like tnd streams flowing tn and out, which wtll remiln cloeed until July 31 Inclusive to sllow the niturtl reproduction of cutthroat trout unmolested. Further, thit portion of Oold creek, Crtnbrook ana, tbove the point known u I • Elol'i stuck, ilt-ited tt the end of the government rotd, wuth tnd eut of Biker mountain, tnd Llitrd creek In the Fernie area, tributary to the Elk river, wtll open Ja. e 1. WATERS CLOSED While mtny witen open on tbe flrat there we atlll t number which remiln clowd. Witen tffected by ipecltl cloture tre: Ortnd Forki tret—Sender, Texu, McRae, Sutherland and Stuart creeks. all tributary to Chrlitlna lake, are cloud until June 1, IMS. Tnll area—Violin Uke cloud Indefinitely, to protect the poulble contamination of domeitic water eupply. NeUon area—Six Mile laku and Six Mile creek (Duhamel), and creek connecting laku, alio Cotton.ood lake and Cottonwood creek, clowd until May 1,1937, tor artificial propagation of trout. Wolf like tnd itreami flowing ln tnd out, clowd jntu July 31, induct ve. Btndon area—Beu and FUh ltku tnd streams flowing In and tmt, In* cluumg that portion of Kwlo creek to Rettllick, ue clowd until June IS, Inclusive. Creston tret—Summit creek U doted until June 30, Inclusive. Crubrook area— FUh Itkw ind streams flowing In tnd out, Palmer Bar creek to the town c Lumberton, including the B.C. Spruce mill! reservoir, cloeed for flih cultural purpowt. Klmberley area—No one shall flah for, catch or kill trout of tny kind In tny of tbe trlbuttrlei to St. Mary's river tnd like, (with the exception ot Hell Roaring, Matthew, Perry, St. Joseph's Mvk and Reading (Baker) creeki, and Wwt Fork, Dewar (north tork) and White Bwt Fork riven, where no one ahall flah for, catch or kill trout ol any kind from November IS ln etch yeu to Mty 31 foUowtng, both diyi Incluilve. Fernie uea—Morrlawy, Hartley, Olsen, Spruce, Diltlel, Zwlck creeki tnd Hiryley like, all tributary to tbe Elk river, tre doeed until June 1, 1935. Windermere tret —■ Ltku and itretmi above the confluence of Spllli- machene river with Oolumblt river (open for trout tithing Junt 1). Chrlitlna Like—The doeed wuon for until mouth bltck but U from April 1 to Junt SO, induilvi. Crtnbrook irea—Mineral, Monroe and FUh laku, the latter tbove Monroe like, open for trout timing June 1. SUE LIMIT TROUT* - No trout of tny kind undtr eight lnchu ln length ihtU be tiken from the wtter, end lf ctught studl bt Immediately returned to the water alive, and lt powlble uninjured. The length ■hall conttltutt the dUtance trom the point ot tbe now to the oenter ot the tall. In handling underetwd fUh care ihould be taken to have the handa wet; otherwlw the fUh will probably not lurvlve. DAILY CATCH LIMIT TBOUT No one .hell fish for, catch or UU In one-dty by angling or trolling, more trout thin WlU ln the aggregate imount to more thtn lft flah. Tbe dally catch limit u quoted tbove, tpply to cruk tithing alio. Home Runi In Big Time By tht AwocUted Frew Home runt yeeterdty — Pepper, Browni, I. CUft, Browni; Oehrlnger, Tlgen; OoiUn,Tlgen; Walker, Tlgen; Johnion, Athletlci; Troeky, Indlani; Wllion, PhlUlw; Urbtnikl, Bnvei; Whitney, Bravw, ont etch. The leaden—Klein, Cube. U; Oehrlg, Ytnkew, 19; Bonurt, Whltt Box, 11; Foxx, Athletlca, 11; Ott, OlanU, »; Johnion, Athletlci, ». League tottl!—Amerlcin lta, Nt- tlonil IM. Total 8M. TRIPLE PLAY HELPSBRAVES Gives Frank-house His Seventh Win in a Row in National |K«t Week-THE BODY OP AN ADVERTISEMENT FAIRVIEW TAKES BASEBALL LEAD Beat Maulers 9-6 in a Gams Close THREE COUNTY ELEVENS WIN Somerset, Yorkshire and Sussex Get Complete Wins LONDON, Mty 19 (CP cable) — Somenet, Yorkshire and Suawx icored complete victories In county cricket matohet ending todty, Busier scoring ttt fifth full-point win to kwp tt the hetd of the championship table. Somenet defuted Gloucestershire by Juit 39 runi It Bristol. Yorkshire defetted Derbyihlre by 102 rune at Cheaterfleld, and Sussex htd in euy win over Northtmptonihlre by in Innings tnd 31 runt it Peterborough. Scorw: Somenet 335 tnd 193 Cut 10S not out. Bennett 64. Ooodird wven for 71); Oloucutenhlre 373 tnd 103 (Ptge 33. White ilx for 9S end five for 40, J. Ue five for S3).' Yorkshire ftt and 371 (Mitchell five for 33, Berber 71, Davldaon 31, Mitchell tlx tor M); Derbyihlre 103 and 163 (Bowei five for SO, Verity four for lt). Buwex Mt for five declired (Melville M. Junes Ltngridge 93, John Langrtdge 133 not* out); Northtntt 343 and following on 141 (J. Park! four tor 34, Tate wven for 43). IN FIRST INNINGS Thru other county matchu were decided on the flnt lnnlngt, Glamorgan winning over Leicestershire, Surrey over Lancashire and Htmp- ihlrt over Kent. Scorw: Glamorgan 3S3 ind 131 for thru declared (Duckfleld Bt, Turnbull'83 tnd 31, Smut 90); Leloutenhlre 340 tnd ISS for two wlckete (Shlpmtn 83, Emryi Dtvlw four for 34, Huelrlgg to not ouU tt Swiniei. Kent 473 tnd 330 for tour (Amw 109, Todd 137, Aken-Dpugtu SS, Herman five for 133, Athdown S3 tnd Woolley 08); Hampshire 473 (Arnold 7ft, Moore 137, Kennedy 76. Freeman live tor 131) tt Porttmouth. Lancuhlre 388 ind 308 for five declared (Witton 89, Iddon 13 tnd SS, TyldWley tl, Dover tour for 78); Surrey 834 tnd 49 tor three (Hobbe 118 -and Bl not out, Sandhtm 18, Booth flvt for 92) tt Mtnchwttr. The remaining two mttchw wea alio decided on. the flnt lnnlngt, Nottlnghtmibtre winning over Ewex tnd Wuwlckihlre over Worcwtenhlre. The scores: Ewex 383 ind 18S tor three (Ttylor 64, Cutmore 64, retired hurt); Hot- tlnghunihlre 490 for five declared (Htrditaft 14B, Carr 87, HtrrU ISS, Keeton 68) at Nottingham. Warwickshire 209 and 840 (Smart SB, Kllner 71, Pirki flvt tor 88, Wyatt 88 not out): Worcwtenhlre Itt tnd 383 for thru (Ntwtb ot Pataudl 67. Oibb! 70 not out tnd 100. Walken 100. Mayer five for 40) at Klddernnlmter. PICK LADIES REP . SOFTBALL TEAM Playoff Series Ars Arranged at Meeting NATIONAL LEAGUE ^^_M W Ii Bt. Mult -. as Itttiburgh 30 New Tone as obtctgo - aa Boiton — .* is Brooklyn — It Philadelphia Clndnnttl .. 11 S pot. ,839' SOB .606 *»78 tn .429 tto .380 PITCHER WINS SEVENTH IN ROW; PHILLIES VICTIMS BOSTON. May » (AP)—Aided by t triple-pity Fred Frankhouu tatted the PhllUu 6-4 todty for hU wventh winning itart with Botton Bravu. In tht wcond Hunt tnd Hulln belted out clean singles with none out, then Frankhouu caught Jet- frlw' ilullng drive, mapped tbi bill to Jordan at tint to nail Hulln off thi itok tnd Baxter'! throw reiohed Urbtnikl before he oould Kramble buk to ucond. Philadelphia ............. 4 IS 0 Boeton SSI Holly, Johnion ind Wllion; Frarjk- houw, Cantwell and Spohrer. (Only two gamw scheduled) GIANTS WIN OPBNEB WITH THE DODGEBS BROOKLYN, May 29 (AP)—The lu- perb relief pitching of the" veteran Adolf o Luque turned hack Brooklyn'! seventh-Inning bid today tnd tntbled New York Olanta to win thi opening gtme of the series 4*8. New York 4 11 S Brooklyn , ——. SSI Fltwl: Blchardi* Munne tnd Lopez. mmoni, Yuque tnd Mancuio, ls; Benge, Carroll, Leonard, PEPPER HITS 5 TIB IN ROW Two of Them Homers; Indians Continue Win Streak '. Quaker PUFFED WHEAT PUFFED RICE Intermediate bueball league itandlng: W L Pet. Fairview A. C. a 1 .867 Maulen 1 1 JN Savoy Hotel 0 I .000 Next gtme, Wednetdty, Fairview A. O. vi. Savoy Hotel. The Palrvlew Athletio club went to the top petition In the loctl intermediate bawball letgue py winning" t clou gime trom the Miulere 9*6 on Mondiy evening. The Maulers took t 3-1 lead In tht aecond Inning but the palrvlew bttten croeeed the plate for three runt In the third tnd four ln tbt fourth. Tht Maulers were blinked ln the third, fourth tnd fifth lnnlngi, but mtdt t comeback ln the sixth to bring tbe wore up to 8-6. in the lut ot the elxth tbe Fairview club scored onb run tnd blanked UM Maulen in the flnt of thi uventh tnd lut Inning to bring the eoore up to 9*8. Harold Chapman went tbe route on the mound for the wlnnen, atrlklng ont alx bitten tnd walking one. Prank Kraft pitched the tint four lnnlngi for ttu Miuliri, He finned one, walked one and hit two. OlUett flnlihed the gtmt tnd held the Ptirvlew nine to three hlti ind ont run. Bob St. Dtnlt got thru hlti for the Filrvlew turn ind Wtttrtr two Including a two- bagger. BIU Klrby, Pit Duffy tnd Scotty Notman obtained two hlU each for the Maulen, Notman tcorlng two runt with t threi-biggir to dup oenter field ln the woond inning. Auitln Brinntn tnd BlU Klrby of the New Ortnd Juvenilw pUyed ^^^^^^^ their tint lntermediiU time of the ■AVOU*...lttt thtt of touttdnut* «"°n. *_***. "i""1 behind tht Criin with. _...__.■ .._ P'l-e for tbe Miulen and mide a tt___*____* 2'*PT I**-*** -bowing. Kirby went to right field md helped hlmwlf to two clem ilnglw. Bud Cooper, a Filrvlew Juvenile pliyer, caught the lltt five lnnlngt tor the ptirvlew Intermediate!, md sided gnttly ln Chtp- mtn'i performmce. Speedy >ell tad Tom Crick umpired tbe gtmt. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE thit melts In your mouth. Nourish lng...u only rich whut tnd rice griini ctn hey when exploded fof complete digesti- bllity. Thit'. Qutktt Puffed Wheat tad Puffed Rice. 1,001 PRIZES EVERY WEEK Free tripe to Nr-**) York, Chlctgo, Buebtil, Glovu. Uiten in to MH RUTH ovtr N.B.C. Blue Network MON., WIO. and FRI. For exact rime refer bo your loctl newiptper. Toronto 8; Montrul 16. Bufftlo 10; Rocheiter 1. Northern League superior Falle. I 13; Bralnerd — Little The executive memben of the loul ladlea' aoftbill*league met it tht home of Aril Sure, letgue pruldent, on Mondiy evening to dlwuw plmt for the propoud pUyoft urlu tnd tlw to choose t repneentttlve tttm to pliy t wrlw with the Tnll reps, u weU u my other club thtt U considered too itrong for lndlvldutl teami to play igalntt. It wu decided to itije i pltyoff wrlu betwwn the leading three teimi •t thl end ot the regular achedule. The Red Sot md Acu in assured of playoff berths, but ihould tht Bluebirds low their lut two gtmu md the Greyhounds wm two ttralght, thew two clubs will be ln a tie for third place. In the event ot two teama tlelng for tint place t tudden detth gtme will decide which tetm will drew the bye Into the pUyoffi. Both the wml-tlnaU end Ilnili wtll be but two out of three game wrlu. Only pliyen who were registered with the league up to the clou of the meeting will be eligible to tike ptrt In the playoffs, ind my pliyer transferring from mother club must tike ptrt In one regular lugue game tor her new club to be eligible fcr the finals. The Blueblrdi hive registered Martha Drapaka, former atar tint hlseman tnd hetvy hitter of tht Trail Jimmies, who U now I resident ot the city. She will be out with her new club tgllnit tbe Oreyhoundt on Prldiy evening. Conildinble dlscuialon trow ovtr tht picking of the reprewntttlve tetm, but ill igned tbtt tht tttm fimlly wu t itrong one. Ot the 13 pUyen picked, four Bluebird playen wire chosen, three from each ot the Bed Sox md Acu tnd one from etch ot tbe. Greyhound! md Racketeers. Helen Ling, Almedt Drives md Rou Stewart were the choice for pitchers, and Arit Sure Ud Jean Patterson u catchen. Eva Smith wu picked to hold down first bue. ind tn tbe event of hw being unable to turn out for gtmu, Jeannette LePigt wu picked tt al* ternate. The rut of the turn wu picked u followi: Elaine Bewton, eu* ond hue; Hitel Splen, ihort itop md Dorothy ntiworth, third bi the outfield will be compowd ot Alice Dunn, Jun Splen md Pauline Stangherlln. Cliff Bttclltft ud Jtck Whitfield were picked to ootch thl club md Ollbert RowUng, miniger. Dorothy Tltiworth will tct with thl manager w woretary-treuurer. The team will hold Ite tint practise on Tuetdiy, June 8. It U the intention ot the miniger ot the unlor rep tetm to pick t tetm from the bilince of the pliyen to pity teams ot letter calibre thm the Tnll club. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. ao ia .636 Hew York __ ... . 31 14 .600 Detroit 10 17 .826 Wuhlngton _. - IS IS .614 St. LouU .................. rt 17 .600 Boiton .— — is ao .444 Phlladilphia _—. is ai .417 Ohloago _. is ai .883 FAOl UTV. ROSS HAS EYES ON DUNDEE'S MIDDLE TITLE M1ARNIN MUM "Big League" BASEBALL By AL DEMAREE Mmy i young pitcher hu in Idea that tome lort of freak delivery, or other type ot pitching hocui pocut, li neceuary tor mocew in profesaloml bueball. A good, tut ball, t ftlr curve or t chinge of pace U til tny ot the great and near great stars ever uted ln a ball game. Some of the old timers who could not develop a fair Curve uwd tbe "spit ball" ln place of the hook. The good old, fut one plua in occuiontl slow one md or-lniry control U ill my pitcher needs, either ln the mtjors, minors or Mint-pro- fewlontl field. Kunckle btlU, fork bill! md other typei of trlok dellveriei ire wldom pr*f-itlcgl ln i retl gtme, tnd tht average successful pitcher luvu thim on thi bench when the bell ring!. TODAY'S QUESTION Who throwi the "heavlu" ball ln the major leagues todty? Whtt two pltyen on the Brooklyn Dodgen look eo much alike they call them "twlni"? Answer tomorrow. Answer to yesterday's quutlon; Ping Bodle, Fred Haney, Jtck Adimi, Wtlter Rheg md Liz Smith ire connected with the Paramount itudloe In Hollywood. Al Demtrw hu preptred m lllua- trtted leaflet called "Bue Running" which he wUl gladly wnd to my ruder requeitlng lt. Addrew Al Demtrw ln ctn of this paper md be ture to endow t Mlf-tddreued itatpped envelope. WBLCH LEADS SOX IN , WIN OVER ATHLETICS PHILADELPHIA, Miy 39 (AP). - Johnny Welch, young Boiton right hinder, pitched tbe Red Sox out of • tie with Philadelphia Athfctlci Into wie pouewlon of itxth plice todty u he but the A's 3-1 In t wven- lnnlng contest. The game wu halted by rain ln the eighth. Boiton SS0 AlltdelphU 1 S 1 Welch md R. Ferrell; Olln ind Berry. PEPPER GETS FIVE HITS, TWO OF THEM HOME RUNS gt. LOUIS, Miy 39 (AP). — A Brownie rookie outfielder. Riy Pepper, hit laftly five tlmu today ln u mmy tppetrahcu, md led hu mttu to t 13-7 victory over Detroit Tigers. Two of Pepper'! clout! were home runi md ht bitted ln five runt. Detroit 7 11 0 Bt. LouU 13 13 1 Fischer, Hamlin, Hogsett and Cochrane; Blaeholder md Hemiley. INDIANS BLANK CHICAOO FOR FIFTH WIN IN ROW CLEVELAND, May 39 (AP).—Digging In it tbe top apot ln the American league u If for t protracted atay, Cleveland Indiana today defeated Chlctgo White Sox 8-0 tnd ran their winning itreik to five straight games. Big Hal Trosky, Clevellnd flnt bateman. hit hU fifth homi run of tbe wuon. Chicago 0 6 1 Cleveland 8 10 0 Outon. Hevlng md Madjeikl; Harder ud Pytltk. Only three gimw scheduled. Ball Scheduled for Memorial Day By the AuocUted Preu Holldiy buebtil ichedule for Memorlil dty, Wednudty, Mty 30. NATIONAL LBAOUB New York it Brooklyn (3). Philadelphia tt Boston (J). Pltteburgh it Chlctgo (3). St. LouU tt Clndnnttl (3). AMERICAN LEAGUE Boiton it Philadelphia (3) (am. md pjn.) Wuhlngton tt New York (3). Chlctgo it CleveUnd (3). Detroit it St. LouU (3). 1NTKRNATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal at Buffalo (3). Toronto at Rochester (8), Syracuse at Newark (3). Baltimore at Albany (3). (All afternoon gtmu unlaw otherwlw Indicated.) <*., Baseball's Big Six (By the Associated Press) One hit by Sam Leille broke the tie for the Nitlonil letgue betting letd md fourth place ln tht Big Six yuterdiy. Sim got tbe blow by miking thne offlcltl trips to thi plate md hli iv- ertge slid oft to -879. Harvey Hendrlck, meanwhile, had only one tlmt tt bit md no hlti, going down five polnte to .376. Jot Votmlk repltced hU Cleveland teammate. Billy Knickerbocker In third pltct, hitting once ln two trial for t two-point gtln while Knickerbocker hit once lh tour tlmw tnd lut four point!. The leader, Rollle Hemiley, hit'twice ln tour attempts, wnd- lng hta mark up tour polntt to .408, The etmdtnga: O AB R H Pet. Hemiley, Browne ,, 37 101 11 41 .406 Minuah, Senator!.. 83 184 38 60 .390 Voimlk, Indlani .. 33 133 39 47 .883 Leslie, Dodgen ... 86 133 17 80 .379 Hendrlck, Phillies.. 34 73 10 37 .375 Medwlck, Cardinal! 93 143 S3 83 .373 Cariboo Athlete Injures His Knee VANCOUVER, May 39 *<0P).—Alll- talr MacKenxU, popular athlete ot the Cariboo district, U reported to be doing well ln hoepital hen tfter being brought 400 mllu In an automobile from Horsefly, B.O. MacKenale raftered a deep cut on hU knee when he stumbled md feU while running i hurdle rue tt the Vlctorli diy tporte at Horwtly. He wu brought to hospital here ln in automobile by bit fither. Barney Believes Vine Dundee Easier Than Jim McLarnin OFFERS JIMMY RETURN BATTLE But Will J. McLarnin Retire; Receipts $194,329. By EDWARD J. NEIL ( AuocUted Preu Sporta Writer) NBW YORK, Mty SS (AP).—Btrney Bou, tint man ever tt hold Utt lightweight md welterweight tltlw it tbe wme time, looked brightly ont of hli one good eye todiy to- wtrd new horixont—and hU half- powered gan lighted on the middleweight realm of Vlnce Duadw. The tmbltloni of thll tmulng young mm from Chlugo who walloped the welter crown from tin hud of Jimmy McUrnln Hit night would embirrui a Caesar, bot ltl all u normal md natural to Barney u wu hli pro-fight itatement which tew of the experti wonld believe—"McUrnln tlmply cant beat me." EASIER THAN McLABNIN "Sure," wtd Row today u hi lotted tround sn hotel room with only a purple, btlf-clowd left eye to ihow thgt hi wu Juit retumtd from tht tiitic win. "m fight tnyont, ud I think Dundee would be outer thin McLarnin wu. If tht tint would Ukt to tee me tight him, I'm rudy. Wouldn't that be wmethlng, lightweight, welterweight, middleweight champion?'1 - While McLarnin, hu ttot marktd. hU hurt nur broken, ehled clear of the crowd, Rou hid t tuid dty. Con- grttulitloni, vmdevllle often, even a luipeniion trom tht Nttlontl Boxing utociitton for failure to go through with a fight In Fort Worth, Texu, poured ln on him. He'i going btck to hu training ctmp tt Ferndtle. NT., to rut a few dayi befon returning to Chlctgo for the graduation from high achool early next month ot hu youngwt brother, George. McLABNIN MADE S68.99S Despite the ftct tht bowl wu Burly filled, with only t fiw of tto 68,000 wttt unoccupied, the offlcltl paid it- tendance todty wu put at 39.068 and the recelpte at 6194.939.67. McLarnln't share wu 858,936.60 and Bou collected 836,835.98. "ni give McLernln mother chtnoe u won u ht wmti lt." Sou nld. "He'i t grett fighter tnd t terrlflo puncher. When he ihook htnd! after tht decuion I told him ill that. I told him rd fight htm tgtln tny time. An he uld ww Thanlm'.'' Negotlltloni were ittrted todiy for i return mttch hut McLtrnln wu ts no mood to talk 'fight. Thin wag ■otM fullng he might ntver poll ea giovei igtln. He hu called off a trip he plmned to Ireland. i . Rou Intend! to return here to ut the Baer-Carnera heavyweight title fight ln June. As one emtrt fellow rag- geited: « "Hell probably be tn the ring tbtt. longing the winner." American Association Columbui t; Toledo IS. Bt. Ptul 8; MlnneyolU IS. Milwaukee 9; Ktnwt Ctty 1. Loulivllle S. At IndlenapolU 8. Our Trucks ARE AT Tour Service FOR COAL... COAL... SAND... GRAVEL... PHONE 797 • RENWICK'S Transfer Flowing by the Dty mn\...handuAOO pocket boor'""*"' AUTOMATIC •ONE LEAF AT A TIME- A bindier ud mor* eooraitat book for the poduc Coimini tbe lu$*n possible number of l***m itt it ZIG-ZAG Gi«r«t« Papers trt lbi fine* mide. tod absolutely puxt. Refuse tobftttoMe SUBSTITUTION-PROOF Th* oU you get ia tha oil you pay for • • ■ Whan you buy VEEDOL in Sealed Cans. 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TIM regulation! alio, allow for lifting tha reitrlctlon on wit of bull moow ud ctribou onr ont yetr old between Sept. 1 ud December 16, In Atlin ud Onilnect ud on betr In tht eutern dlitrict between Sept. 1 tnd Junt 80, 1986. ud Is tht weitern dlitrict between Sept. 16 ud Junt 30, 1935. The full regulitloni, covering exception! ud ipeciflc rulw will bt Issued ihortly. COLUMBIA IIP OVER A FOOT TRAIL, B. 0„ Mty 39—Tht Oolumblt rlvtr rote 131 tnt during 3t houn previous td- tbout 630 pm. Tuesdsy whtn lt thowtd t helghth of 13M.3 fwt above wa level it tbt Internitlonil gauge han. On tht ■•mt data of 1333 the reading wu ISM. 18 fwt and ln 1933 1343.73. Ttit river It only 1.13 feet below its petk of 1383.85 'which lt retched on Juni 33, laat year. SEE VIC GRAVES MASTER PLUMBER For Modern Plumbing AT MODERATE PBICES Opp. Olty BaU PBONB 119 NOTICE MR. J. 0. PATENAUDE will be absent from his office from June 4th to July 16th attending the National Convention and Postgraduate course at Toronto. Repairs or payments will be attended to by MR. E. COLLINSON Ctty of Nelson WARNING TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN Coasting on sidewalks or playing ball on the streets or alleys is prohibited. Instructions for the publication for this notice ha,ve been given by the Nelson City Council in order to prevent accidents on sidewalks and through collision with vehicles on the streets or alleys. By Order: ALEX STEWART, Chief of Police -JMcdar A Jew *•* m • hM «(•* WUl W*-Kt,. . . •**-*■ wv tae ■■tuoie its pfwewe s^tswrna. »*>*_^woA ant M" hldm. CWMtMilpolhtm M*> ntlH A Ulf IM OCJ Aptly It Sh lew m 1 - lac 4 ■»vs»wniw"i-*ii* ■yen. PilhMw"»»stv*t FAMILY ' make your home thine ind sparkle with radiant cleanliness. Protect, beautify ind restore your funiture, floors ind woodwork with O-Cedar products. Every member of tht O-Cedar family Is just crammed with quality—the quality thit hts mtde O-Cedar famous with Cinidian housewives from Cotst-to-Coast. It will dry Us A FREE SAMPLE Would you llkt fut wmplu ol O-CttJir product! from tlmt to tlmt? Stnd namt ind sddrsil to Dipt F.H.5, aCioW Cinidt Ltd., Toronto, Ontario. WOOD, VALLANCE Hardware Company, Ltd. -1MB NBUON DULY NIWI, NBLSON, B.C.-WEDNMDAT MOBNINO, MAT 30, 1»*M-— WHOLESALE RETAIL GAS PROPOSAL OPENS MERRY COUNCIL WAR / ■•** Some Alderman Wish to Shut Down Plant Altogether OTHERS WISH TO SERVE FAIRVIEW Mayor's Proposal for . Survey Goes to Committee •nut thi bs! wrvlw ww one of the ftcllltlw that made Nelaon attractive realdentlally, that cltlaena who preferred lta quick action to that of electricity for cooking were entitled to their prefetenw, that hundreds of cltUena had made lnvwtmenta In ttit appllancw whloh they were entitled to uw, tnd thtt ln talrnew to the gas department lt ihould htvt 1 ohince at tht builnew that Filrvlew had to offer, wai eamwtly contended by one group of dty fathera at Monday nlght'i council WWlon. Oppcelng th(i group ww mother that contended that tha gaa department ww a low, that gw comumptlon vw it tbe expense of the elwtrlcsl department, 40 per wnt of whow annual taKlngi ww aheer profit, that Palrvlew oould only be wrved by mat- tag* a capital lnveatment In an w- tenilon of the dlttrlbutlng tyitem, ind thit it would pty tht city to buy up tht gw ttovei In uw, clow the plmt ind ihlp the machinery to Vincouver ftj whit lt would bring. MAYOB PUS STBINO Tilt sudden violent cleavige ippeired ln the otherwlw peaoeful city council when Mayor 8. H. Bmythe, after the current gu department report ww received, awerted the time wu opportune to haw a turvey mide of Filrvttw u to rwldenteawho would bt willing to lnital gw If the wrvlce wu extended there, and that Superintendent Pranlr Stringer ww not-very busy Just now, md oould devote • small part of hla time to securing thew data. Thla wu the algnal for Aldermen T. J Scanlan to express hlmwlf firmly and forcibly In oppoeltlon to any move to Increue the clty'a lnveetment ln gu, md the battle wu soon Joined. Alderman Scmlen spoke oftenwt, but Alderman Row Plemlng. who elded with him, waa a good wcond, while Alderman J. E. McKenile and W. B Bamford were earnwt partisans ot gu being allowed lta, plaw In the Nelwn lun. Alderman T. W. Slader ww one of thos ewho thought gw extension bid butlntw. Whit Aldtrmin H. B. Llndwy thought behind hli gUisea— he wore t wide grin—nobody knowi. but, tptrt from him, tht oouncll It evenly divided. SCANLAN POWER PABTISAN Boiled down to t piragnph, Alderman Swnlin'i poiltlon wu that gu competed with electricity In Nelwn, that the gw plant wu a low, tnd would still be a low even lf the coal ewt nothing, that extension to Ptirvlew would mwn more capital Investment tnd therefore more low, and thit It would ply tht city to re* Imburw gu uteri for their Investment md go out,of the gu builneu. Nelton wu too small t town for both services to pty, ht claimed, md the paying tn- vwtment wu the one that ihould hive tht rlght-of-wty. Bvtry tdded eleotrlcil account ww clear profit. If the city were a private institution. thi gu depirtment would not be kept open 34 houn. MrKENZIE POR FAIR PLAT Alderman McKenale'i view wu that If the gu wrvlw wu extended to Ptirvlew it would get 1 lot of builnew. md. operating with tbt wme stiff, would chtngt t low into 1 profit. He wld tht gw wrvlw wu populir with thi cltlwni, ud no byltw to clow tbt gu pltnt could ever ctrry. Tht department ihould be given lti chance to mtkt a profit, "It looka to mt that the bigger your gu sal**s, the more you low," wu the view of Alderman Slader, who wu againat any further commitments ln gu. He said, like the atreet railway, the gu deficit wu one ot the things Nelson hid to suffer. MAYOR POB OAS CAMPAIGN, ' Mayor Bmythe wld tht turvey would cost nothing, md the facts w to whether miny Palrvlew cltlwni winter! gu* Ihould be -ascertained. At ont familiar with both gu tnd electricity, he tald, "Olve me gw every time." The debenturw. u City Clerk W. E. Wasson bad Informed them, had 90 yeara to run, md aa the city would be meeting them, md had the plant, It ahould make the beat of the utility. A gu cnmpslgn would have result!. FLEMINO BOOSTS JUICE "Why not a campaign to boost electricity!" uked Alderman Plemlng. Be wu strongly tgtlntt competing with electricity, which provided t Urge part ot tht clty't revenue, to ipend on other lervlcw. It WW Aldermin Fleming who held lt would pay to elow the plant and ahlp the machinery away. Aaked by Alderman Bamford If the city would pay for the cltlwni' equipment that would be wrapped, the Palrvlew alderman aald he couldn't uy without itudylng the f lots, but he believed It would piy the dty to do lt. BAMFORD WOULD KEEP ALL "I dont agree with my of you," summed up Aldermin Bamford. "You hsve 1 gu pltnt. Ou gives t quicker wrvlce thtn electricity. The people wmt lt. We trt paying for the bond! The town Is growing til the time, especially Filrvlew; we're not going btck. We've got gu, electricity, itrwt ctn, md wtter. I wy, lung on to ill of them." Other memben of tht council begin to look toward Aldermin Llndwy, who merely grinned. With a ihowdown looming, lt occurred to someone to propow referring the mayor's requut for tuthorlbttlon of t tu survey of Filrvlew, to the tu committee for itudy tnd recommen- dttlon, tad thli ctrrltd untnlmouily. LIGHTNING HITS M0DNTAINJRA1L TRAIL, B. C, May M—At about 7 p.m. whtt on thl prurlei lt wiled 1 '•million dollir nln," fall ln TraU preoetded by t ftw fluhw of lightning ud terrific thunder bolts. Stvsril cltlwni reported wtlng the lightning itrlkt tht mountain! behind columbli Htlthtt, ciuslng a huge cloud ot dust to rlw from thi hill. It rtlntd httvlly for tbout 19 mlnutei ind then cleared. TEN MORE AUTO LICENCES SOLD Tin acre tuto ltwnw pistes wtrt luued dulng the paat tour daya to bring the total to 1077 for the prewnt year. Thla It tbout 36 more thtn wtrt tinted during the sunt period lwt yttr. MORE ABOUT BEER (Continued Prom Pagt One) tti rsvlsloni, practically all the tariff .hinges and mwt of tha ti- clw tuition tmtndmmti. All thll wu dom ln ltw thin thnw houn which old-timers wyi U 1 modern reoord. It left the new gold tax u prtctlctlly the ona remaining contentious Item but lt may be the cause of a protrscted debate. WAS DOUBLE BEER TAX Tha highlight! of the night wtt tht flnanoe ministers announcement on beer taxes. For many yean Cmada hu collected a double beer tax, a gillonagi on tht beer ltwlt of 1314 centt md in excise tta ot thne centi t pound on malt. Thla tyitem ww changed under thlt yeir'i budget to t single milt ttx which ww Intended to have bwn Illghtly lower than the total of the- two former Impost!, when the budget wu introduced, the new tax wu place it 714 cent! 1 pound,. but tonight It wu reduced to dx centi. The new Uxw will be*. On malt, made In Croatia, used for brewing bwr, six centt ■ pound reduced from 7Vi cents. Imported malt (wtrehouwd) dx wnts 1 pound, reduced from 7 vt (WH, Imported milt, crushed or poaud, dx cents 1 pound, reduced from 9H cents. OTHER THAN MALT BEEB Outlet on beer brewed from tny other substance thin milt win bt It centi ■ gallon, a reduction ot thnt centa from the original budget propowl but an Incieaw Irom tht existing 15-cent level. Customs duty on Imported bwr reduced from 11% cents 1 gallon to wven cents. Excise duty on beer brewed from duty-ptld milt In itongt July 1, wven centi a gtllon, reduced from 10 centi. Excise duty on unrermentrd wort, wis on July 1, wven centa 1 gtllon, reduced, from If cents. Excise dutlu on milt syrup, when manuftctured In Ctntdi prior to July 1, IS cents t pound, reduced from 20 cents: when manufactured In Canada after July 1, 10 cents, reduced from 17 cents md when Imported into Cmada after July I, 18 cents, a reduction from 20 centa. Translated Into bwr taxes, the new malt tax will run about 14 ceitti a gallon, compared to 17.75 cents under the former dull Impost. CHEAPER BEEB "1 am told." uld the tlnanee minister, this will mwn a five-cent glaw of beer." Ttt lwve the* ttx it wven and I htlf centi, u propowd under the budget, would mem ti Increue ovtr the Impost, wld Mr. Rhodw, bectuw of the wtitagt of bwr on which no taxes in paid. The six-cent nte will be slightly lower thm tha (nil tax. At the aame time the finmta minister add ha did not believe the fedenl treuury would low much revenue through the change. Xowtrtd taxes wqpld mem lowered pnees, leading to Increased consumption md henoe, higher revenue! tor the Dominion. A protest agalnit reducing the Brltlih preference rate on aalt cake wu registered by 0. B, Bothwell (Lib.. Swift Current) on behalf of a manufacturing firm In Moow Jaw, Saak. The reduction wu fnm _ cent per pound to 1-6 of a wnt. Tht minister expldned thll ww in Imperlil conference Item, tnd thtt tht ewe hid bwn hurd by the tariff board. Tbe concern referred to htd bwn represented. Evidence established' thit under thi ',. -cent nte the protection enjoyed by the Bwkitcluwtn co: .iany tmounted to 136 ptr wnt. A fiw chingei were mtde In the tariff ntw on rovingi md ymu df vegetable fibre by intendment. Among them ww one placing Jute yarni In a separate Item from the other vegetable figure yarns md granting them trie entry under the Brltlih preference wu a nte of nv, per cent Intermediate md 36 per cent general. The drawback Item on glaw announced ln the budget ww stricken out. The Item read: "Plate glaw enumerated ln tariff Item 333, on which duty wu pdd at the ntt ot duty wt opposite wld Item—whm uwd In the manufacture of wfety of nonihittenble glut—90 ptr wnt." Widening thli Item so u to enibli glut of any dimension to be Imported, the following Item tn substitution wu approved: "Plate glut, polished, of a claw or kind not made ln Cmada—whm uaed ln the manufacture of safety or nonihatterable glaw, laminated or otherwlw—M per wnt." / The Item ll dedgned to cover ehat- ter-proof glaw uwd la tbl automobile Induitry. Ex-Service Women Plan for Summer Last Year's Officers Art Returned by Acclamation MORE ABOUT ARMAMENTS Uu two-ywr-old disarmament oon- ferenw ltwlt, tor on tha courw of the speeches tht itwrtng commlttw will bwt lti recommendations w to futun plana. Stateimen who tpokt todty—following Arthur Hendenon's opening prettdentlal tddrwt—dld cot conceal the dlfflcultlw. "The dtuatlon li erttled," "Uncle Arthur" Rendenon warned tba delegatw w hi opened the proceedings. We mwt tgtln. but with bopw dimmed,", wld Normtn Dtvli, tht Amerlcin imbawador at largt, ln t tone of dlwppolntment. And Maxim Lltvlnoff, tbe Urbane Soviet commli- eer of foreign attain, echoed, "A blind allay .. ." BEADY CUT NAVY Mr. DavU told the conference the United Statu ww ready to Join ln further reduction ot naval armament!. Soviet Ruwla stood by hir old proposal of total unlverul dls- armanunt. "Tha United Statu," aald Mr. Davla, 'la prepared to oooperate ln every practicable way ln efforta to iccure a general disarmament egreemmt md thua help to promote peace and progreu "we are furthermore willing tn connection with a general dlwrma- racnt convention to negotiate a unlverul pact ot non-aggression, and join other natlona ln conferring on International problems growing out of any titttlw to which wt in 1 Ptrty. NO EUROPEAN ACTION "Tht United statea will not, however, participate ln European political n-gotlatloni md settlements, and will not make my commitment whatever to uw lta armed forces for the wttlement ot my dispute tnywhen." The United Statei wu willing to work out by Internitlonil ijree- mtnt tn effective system ior tht regulation of the minuficturt ol tnd traffic ln trmi ind munition! ot wtr, ht declared. Ht ltld considerable stress on this point. He urged the conference to return to tht podtlon tn Junt ot lut year, wben ill nttloni, Including Oermany, tccepted the BrltUh drift dlwrmimtnt conventions—the only plan cirrylng concrete flguru —w the bad! ot dlicuasion, PERMANENT PEACE Lltvlnoff would transform tht whole conference into a permanent conference of peice. It ihould, ht declired, be tranaformed Into a permanent conference for peace, regularly aawmbllng. such a confer* enw would dt for the prevention of war.' The Ruulin ipokeim in. tfter re- petting tht Ruwlin demand foi complete disarmament, hinted at proposals for unctions of varloui kind! agalnit m agrewor within the meinlng of tha Kellogg pact. A graduated aula of wnctiont, he suggested, might bt wttbllthed without puriulng lt to thi point ot military meaturw thit would not bt icoeptable to til ttttw (notably thi United Ststei). With reference to Qerminy, which bolted tht conference lltt October, Dtvli uld: "It Oermtny deslrei t permsnent dlwrmtment convention, which surely muat ba the caw, then I cannot eutly believe that aha U not willing to rwume negotlltloni on tba bull on which tht previous); agreed." . Lltvlnoff, amplifying hli ipeech tonight, wld hli propowl that the conference wt Itself up n a ptrm- tntnt pescs orgroiMtlon wat not connected with tny pltni, Ruwlt might htvt tb Join tht league ot Nttloni. "It nilther hMteni nor retard! letgue membership," ht wld.* The proposed security pacts he spoke of would bt open to dl nttloni, ht declared. RAIN POSTPONES LAWN BOWLING TRAIL. B.C., Mty St.—Opening of tht Preildenti verm Vlce-preil- denti competition! of tht Trall- Tadanac Lawn Bowling dub iched- uled to have commenced it 0:30 Tuwdiy evening ww wiled oft on tccount ot nln. The competition will be itarted Prldiy night it tht ume hour. MORE ABOUT ADMIRAL TOGO Continued From Ptge One) highlit decorations thlt 1 Jtpmew tubject mty possess were conferred upon him, Including the most lui- trovi ot ill, tht Order of the Oolden Kite, flnt cltw. It U undentood thtt he will be canonized under Shinto rites, that a shrine of the national religion will be erected to his memory. STUDIED IN BRITAIN Togo ww born to a umurd family ot the Sateuma dan near Kagoahlma December 33, 1047. He wu only 13 yean old when he began > train tor a career as a fighting man and four year, later he went Into hli country's Infant navy. At the age of 31 he wu wnt to England; remaining then tight ywn and atudylng under expert! of the Brltlih navy. By 1*304 he had risen to the rmk of captain ln command of the cruiser Nanlwa. With thla vawel, on July 35, he wnk a Chlnew troopship en route to Korea. The action precipitated the war which drove China out ot Korea md eventuated later ln annexation of the hermit kingdom to Japan. He ww a full fledged admiral ln command of the tlwt when the war with Ruwla itarted 10 yean later. In 1311 he represented his sovereign at th. coronation of King Oeorge V ln England, returning by way at America- Togo's lut official service ww'u tutor to the then crown prlnw, the prewnt Emperlor Hlrohlto.* He instilled ln the future ruler the code of the samurai, but ww to It alao that there ww plenty of education ln modem sdence, still a hobby with Hlrohlto. Togo married on hli ntum from hli itudlcs In England. Hla wife also lived to a great age. She wu a niece of Roenln ot Mlto, a patriot who became famous by assassinating ln I860 II Kamon no Kami, prime minister of the lut of the ihoguni. Their wn, Takeshi Togo, li chief horticulturist ot thl department of the Imperial household md a specialist ln growing chrysanthemum!. SEES DR. STEEVES IN HONOLULU Twenty-four houn of unusual sultry weather culminate ln t huvy electrical storm Tuesdty evening. At eirly u 3 o'clock Tuesday morning, wtrm gusts of wind wnt tha mercury up to 70 degrees md in the afternoon the weather warmed up to 83 degrees although the aky wu cloudy most of the time. The low of 69 degrees wu a record minimum tor thla season. In the middle of the afternoon the rain started md for a few minutes It lulled, some of tbe itones being well over five-eights of tn 1 ch thick. In tht tvtnlng the rdn wu exceptionally heavy with severil spells ot thunder and lightning. It la nported that 808 drporti md landing fleldi are being established or Improved under- the program launched by the UB. Department of Commerce and the CWA. Mr. Bloomer Has Stories as Films Shown at Castlegar At an enthuilutlc muting of tha Ex-service Women'i club held ln the Legion nwntly, dl last yeir'i offlcen men returned by acclamation. Lut year's activities were also reviewed md a tentative program dnwn up for thU year. Plana were nude to mwt tt tht varloua memben' summer homes on tht north shore during tht summer. Reflected officer! ire Mrt. John Tawse, Willow Point, preildent; Mn. H. H. MtcKende, vlce-preildent: Mri. B. B. Slmpton, wcrettry-trewurer. FREIGHT CARS DERAILEDYAHK A might derillment on the Ctntdlin Ptclflc Unt on tht Crow, mar McConnell, which resulted tn wme freight can star tha head-end lwdng the track, Including wme ore wn for the Consolidated smelter tt TrtU, occurred ln tht courw ot Mondiy night. No ont wu hurt. Tht lint WW repilred ln the oourw ot the forenoon, tnd tht wwtbound tnln retched Nelion euly ln tht tfternoon, tbout thnt houn lttt. Before lt got through, the ipecltl of Vloe-preddent Orint Hdl trrlvtd from the prairie, md followed It it •n intend of 30 minutes. CASTLEOAR, Miy 33— Cutlegir'i ceiehrit'on of Empire diy consisted of m tfttrnoon of tennis, local teams competing one against the other In wtl of American tennis, wtth an evening devoted to toftbtll. pltyed with teams dnwn from Robaon md Castlegar, tht latter winning 11 to 10. Both teams wire scrstch teima *a no real practice hid bwn held ln either place. The C. O. O. Stunt night had tome unusual fwturw this month. J. H. Argyll of Nelwn came out to put on a movie thow. Ht ihowed flvt reels of films, Including two of Hawdl. At the conclusion ht ww given a hearty vote of thanka hy Carl Dahl, preddent of the club. During the showing ot tht Hawaiian films T. L. Bloomer made references to tht varloui ptrtt of tht Idsnds that he md Mn. Bloomer had vldted during the pwt winter, and after the ihow, exhibited a collection of ihellt and articles of native manufacture, nuking explanation ot the varloua exhibits and detailing aome Interesting facta ngardlng the Hiwtllant,. Ht tlio ihowed 1 pltw of pilm matting with ltl nituril weave, w taken from a cocoanut tree growing ln the garden of Dr. B. P. Steevei In Honolulu. He itated thlt dl the three Kootenalena ht hid mtt In Othu hu responsible positions, one ltdy being lupervlsor tn 1 ltrge dry cleaning establishment, ona young man being manager of a drop itori tnd Dr. steevei In chirge of in educational eitabllihment. The Hiwtllm flit with tht Union Jtck u put of Itt mtkeup wu tlio ahown. with the remark that It wu tht only place in tht Unlttd Statea thit thl Union Jtck htd 1 right to bt flown, as tht Htwtllmi retained thtlr own flit when accepting Jurisdiction by tha U. 8. Dancing concluded the tvtnlng with M. Peterton ln chirge of the floor. Ted Pntt. M. Somen tnd the Klllough fimlly dl giving thtlr urvleu fret for the occulon. Water Carries Off Match Block Pile In the neighborhood of 40 truck loadt of cull mttch bloeki, piled sgalnst tht W. W. Powell company's ftctory on tht wtttr front, tumbled Into thi pond formed by the overflow from the ltkt on Mondty night, when the wtttr cohtlnued to rlw npldly tn tht tfttrnoon thty drifted to the fir tnd of tht ytrd when they tre likely to remiln. Ai tht comptny only wld tht odd mull lot for fuel, tht lou will bt dlght. Electrical Ston Strikes District Huge Hailstones Fall at Nelson in Afternoon MORE ABOUT MURDER CASE srrlvil thnt lttt wednesdsy night. Invwtlgiton belltve Constable OU- borne wu killed eirly In the fight neir tht Indian houiei md Constable Cur fell liter, DIED FIGHTING "Conitsble Glsborne died fighting; wltb his ftct to bU toe," ttated Dr. J. J. amis, who performed the autopsy after tht body ww recovered Stturdiy from the Nlcoli rlvtr. "Then wu no fracture at tht but ot the skull; ill blowi wmt from tha front. Bruises and contusion! on ihoulders and handi ihowed evldenow of tha offloer'a fierce fight agalnit oddi." Prewnt evldenw ln the handa of police lndlcttw the car wu removed, probtbly by tht tliytn, from when lt wu itopped on tht. rewrve by tbe two conitablei. Tht driver evidently htd trouble controlling It tnd lt finally crashed into 1 tnt tbout ISO yardi beyond the entrance to the rewrve, TREg CUT DOWN Here, it tl believed to have rested for it least tt hour, which would account for the blood found on tht ground. It hid probably dripped .through thi ctr. In the metnttme, t tree wu chopped down, presumably to extricate the car, after which lt wu driven down the road to tbt point where lt wu pushed over the bank of the Nicola river. Polloe believe the bodies were dragged from the car md thrown Into tha river. Alex, 30, the youngest ot the four brothers, ww taken to the provlnclil Jail at Kamloops tonight. VARIED WITNESS FOUND Inapector John Shlrru of thi BrltUh Columbli pollce ln charge ot the lnveitlgatlon tonight atated that new evidence had bwn obtained on the crime. The two offlcen had been killed nwr the gate of the reserva- tlon md when their slayers attempted to wnd the car with the two bodlw careening down the highway md ovtr the edge Into the Nicola river tht engine stalled md the car atoppsd againat a tree a ihort distance from the highway. According to tha new evidence, Inspector Shlrru add, the ilayers then used horses to drag the car back to the road. A young Indian. whow name la withheld and who li being held u a material witness, wu then forced to drive the car from that point to the place cs the river btnk where thi bodlw of the two conitablei wire thrown into the wtter. "I give greet credit to Detective- Sergeant W. A. MacBriyne of Vlctorli md Staff-Sergeant W. J. Service of Kamloops tor uncovering the moet valuable evldenw ot the entire Investigation," Inspector Shlrru concluded. NEWS OF THE DAY Nelson womenl Initltute Whlit 1 Drive postponed Indefinitely. (3713) UNfTRD SEBVICE BAPTIST CHUBt'H TONIOHT. «!!»> Pythian Sisters Bake wie June 3 it thl Star orowty. (371B) Baseball Sunday at 2:30. Rowland vi, Nelwn. League game. (3714) Several tine deer head! for uie. Mn. Row. Fhone 473R. (3708) All kind! bedding planta at aria* zelle's. Open evening!. Phone 187. (3708) Have tht'Nelwn Dilly Newi delivered to your home before breik- faat. 360 per wwk. (3608) , When you want a Taxi ride Is a Bulck. Phone 86. Nelaon Transfer Co, Ltd. (3340) DANCE AND SWIAM3AT. NITE> AINSWORTH HOT SPRINGS. TROJAN'S 4-PIECE ORCHESTRA. (2716) Start the day right with the Nelton Dtlly Ntwi. Delivered eirly In thl morning. 36c per week. (3808) Kwp Thundiy md Friday nights open to we Ooldle Locks' Adventure! it thl csthollc Parish hall. (3717) Nelton Musical Festival Auocit- tlon snnual mwtlng, Prldiy, Junt lit, I p.m.. ln City hill. Reports md diction of Executive. Tour coopentlon desired. (3687) CANADIAN LEGION MILITARY WHIST DRIVE I TO 10. DAN'CE 10 TO 1. TONIOHT. ADMISSION 39c. CASH PRIZES. CASH PBIZE FOR LUCKY DRAW NUMBEB. (2112) MORE ABOUT QUINTUPLETS lived mon thm 1 ftw houn. In no other cue medical histories htvt recorded hive til five lived to long. FED BY EVE-DROPPER The grett worry it tht Dlonnt homt li to wtlify the girls' hunger. Dr. Dafoe eearched callander todty without finding 1 feeding bottle thit would lighten tht work of Mlw Yvonnt Leroux, the graduate nunc, who find! dl har tlmt taken up In dropping a mixture of milk, corn syrup and water Into the tiny mouths from m eye-dropper. Bhe no sooner appeaaw tha laat ot the five thm the tint U ready tor another helping md her work atarti all agdn. Friends of the fimlly tnd curloui perions wen kept twty from tht home today to enable tho mother to rest. The 31-year-old French-Canadian father went about hU farm talks u usual, while five huiky older children, ranging ln age from 7 yean to 11 months, played ln the yard." \10 children wen privately baptized ywtirdiy by Rev. D. D. Routhler, pariah prleat of Cornell. LAKE PASSES THIRD PEAK Water Level at Nelson Is Rising Rapidly Surpassing what appeared to be the peak on three separate occadons, the West Arm U now within approximately two or thru Inches of 10 fwt. baring ahown a npld rlw Monday md Tueaday. Monday'a level wu 16.33 fwt above zero and Tuei- day'a approximately 15.76 tnt. Summer Underwear Keep cool and feel cool in a snit of this summer underwear. Shirts and shorts of cotton, silk and broadcloth. Silk combinations, or Hatchway-No-Button nthletic union suits, > SHIRTS AND SHIRTS* 50< ahd 751 E-*h I SILK COMBINATIONS fl.00, f 1.50, ?2.00 HATCHWAY NO-BUTTON fl.00, fl.25, f 1.50; EMORY'S Limited €. P: R. Floats Is Loan Tod MONTRIAL, May 34 (CF).—' n«w 113,000,000 lwue of Ol Paclfio Railway compiny, recently nounced, wlU bt offered to thl pi tomorrow by 1 lyndicatt ot banks bond detlen. OOR BEER IS A BODY BUI II PER! npHE itnngth of milt yewttd * by the finest hind picked hops under the guiding touch of our muter brewer'! htnd brings forth 1 bwr— Columbia Lager Beer -thit U 1 body building, mental tonic thtt thould find lta way Into your home. Order a, caw, Thla advertisement U not publlaB or displayed by tbe Liquor Cosl Board or by the Government ot Br ish Columbia. Don't Fail to Hear Brigadier ; AtEtDalziel Divisional Commander fqy British Columbia In The Salvation Army Citadel TONIGHT at 8 p.m. A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL m CAPITOL The flrit White Woman they'd wen In ten yean , . . fair game for this legion of outcasts living In thl "Uat Stop From Hell''.,, I CHARLES LAUGHTON Upon Whom filmgom conferred the highest honor for his performance in "Henry the Eighth" with CAROLE LOMBARD CHARLES BICKFORD KENT TAYLOR —ADDED— Spice of the Prognm LAUREL and HARDY in Their Funniest Comedy "OLIVER THE 8TH" "Little Broadcast" Mualcal "VITAL VICTUALS" Novelty Cooking Letaon In Color md Scenes of Bonnie Scotland TODAY Feature Starts: 2:35, 7:35, 9:40'
The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. McMorris.
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