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— "1"W«" • England Wins the Mythical Ashes from Australia —Pa$e .Seven VOLUME SI '■'I -IM«D33 f^CVUCUL UBPMRI VICTORIA B C \5l Nelson Girls Beat New Denverf Silverton Beats Fairview —fPa&e Seven TB NELSON MILT NEWS, NELSON, B.C.—THURSDAY MOBNINO, FEBRUARY 16, INS nVE CENTS A. COPY IM SENATE RAIL GROUP FAVORS THE TRIBUNAL Motion of Senator Lynch Staunton Opposing: Trl banal Voted Down STATED FT WOULD IMPAIR C. P. CREDIT Meighen Strongly Opposes Senator; Two Matters Remain OTTAWA, Itk. 1) (CP).—The unite railway committee did net agree todty vlth Iht suggestion of Senitor Lynob-sttunton ol Htmlton tbtt t Uw totting np t trtbuntl which could compel the Ctnldltn Pacific tnd ctntdltn Nitlons! rtUwtyi to cooperate wtoM Imptlr tkt credit ol the C.P.R. In Englind. Tht Hamilton senator supported tbt view of E. W. Beltty, prwldtnt Of tht CP_*., thst It would nts ln thl committee be unsuccessfully ■ought to deity crettloo of iuob i tribunal until tbl railways htd tn opportunity to thow whtt they could do voluntarily. COOPERATE IN ECONOMIES rut thret of tbt rttlway bill which the committee Is studying nrovldee lor creation or t tribunal to whleh ilther railway oould apply (Cen._n.e4 tn Pige Elgbt) MERRTTT VOTES NIW CONTRACT MBRIUTT, B. O, Feb. It—By I vott ol too to 13 tbe property owners of Merritt on Tuesday favored tbe dty entytng Into • oontnet vlth tbl Iflddleeboro collieries to I tupply powtr to tht corporttlon. An Injunction granted In'tbt tu- preme court it Vtnoouvtr on Mondty temporarily restrains tht city from consummating tht contract. Tbt dtyt legal representative will preient irgumint on tbt point ot llttl cincell.tlon of tbt contract previously beU by tbe Southern Interior Light md Powtr compiny, llmlttd. now ln the handa ol t rtotlvtr. Object of Wonld-Be Killer President-elect Franklin D. Roouvelt, left, who wu ttw object ol t would-be ususln's buUtti it Miami, Fa., Wednesday. The |hoti, bow. ever, went wide of tbe mark tnd Roosevelt eectped unhurt. Anton Cenntk. mayor of Chicago, wu wounded In tbi cheat tnd It reported In crlttctl condition. OPENIML INVESTIGATION Senate Committee Learns of Quick Taper Profit" WASHINGTON, Feb. IS (AP)—A qnlcK "payer profit" of »M,000,- •00 to Samad laaaB and membera of bla family fron a tingle tram- action In ttt of hla lOTeatment tOHta —a it-plum to a ITnlart (totes aenate eaiAmltUa today tt It bafia An In Teat I Ration of tke atock mantpuljtloni which preceded the col lap** of the gigantic utilities empire. With Samuel Inaull. Jr., on the atand, tbe comnlttee learned the family acquired right* to 138.430,000 Id Injuli utility InToatmenta, Inc., and investment truit, for 111,730,000. Inaull agreed tha oontract giving tbe family rlfbta to tha atock at. prloaa ranged from 17.94 to $15 a ■hare waa alined tbe aame day lt opened on tbe Chicago atock exchange for |S0, hat aald It waa. In puriuanoe of a prevloue agreement. Chow Succeeds as Consul-General VAIfCOTVBR, TUt. II (CP)—Hllkl Chow, Chinese consul In Vancouver fbr lbt put three yetn, hit reoelved Instruction from thi Chinese Hi- '(tlonat government tt Nanking to proceed to Otttwt to easuxe tht POtt eg conaul-general for Ctntdt. Kr. Chow, wbo hit been erployed In the Chlneee diplomatic lervlce far li years, wlll lucoetd Mr. \Ateb- uln, who hit been transferred to Parts tt consul-general. Tht post of consul it Vincouver win be temporarily fuled br Klenyeh Wu, vice- eoneul. Edgett Solicitors File an Affidavit Certain Addresses of Illegal Houses Non-Existent VAIfCOUVlR, Feb. _15 (CP)—Xndl eating a line wblob might be foi lowed on Col. C. I. Eigett'i application Friday for Injunction agilnat board of police conmlaslonera for Vanoouver, A. If- Ifanaon'a firm, aollcltora for plaintiff, filed an af- fldarlt ln aupreme oourt registry Tueaday-afternoon.— - The deponent, Edward Lawrence Doolan, talesman, itated that he had checked a ltat of al.eged disorderly and gambling houeea which bad been furnished Conunlaalonera I. II Charman and A. J. Dumareeq Dooland awora that he bad found oertaln addreeaee were non-eilat«nt and that three others were reapect- able places of bualneu. HERTZOG AND SMUTS CONFER CAP! TOWN, South Africt, Fib. It (CP ctble)—Prime Mlnlatar 3. B. M. Hertaog ind Oen. Jtn Chris- tlitn Smuts, South African ptrty leader, conferred ln prlvttt tonight on details of t proposed Nitionil government. Refusal of both to dli- cuie tht nttun of tbtlr talk lti to tht belief the? btd not reached final agreement. SEND MONEY TO MICHIGAN 0 w^ orwww^stww^^tt »»arw Millions of Dollars Placed in Vaults of Temporarily Closed Banks DETROIT, Mich., Feb. 15 (AD— Money—nil 11 Ions of dollars—came Into Michigan today, and tonight waa In the vaults of 650 temporarily cloaed banke, awaiting distribution to depositors. Moat of the state's banks, Mle because of an eight-day holiday proclamation, will allow depositors to withdraw S per oent of their balance* tomorrow. Others will limit the amount an Individual may take, while still others plan to grant "reasonable and neceaaary" rtqueiti for money. The purpoee of all la the aame- to relieve ln part tbe altuation created by Oovornor- Wlillan A. Comstock'a emergency decree suspend tng regular banking operations from February 14 to February 23. All Detroit banks remained' cloeed toJay and prepared for opening on a 5 per ctnt basis tonorrow. Bome outatate banks were open a part of OFFICER GIVES AN ACCOUNT OF ANYOX STRIKE Seven Brought in Court for Prince Rupert Disturbances TELLS OF CLASH WITH STRIKERS Several Others Give Similar Evidence; Weapons Shown pbincc zvrT.tr, b. c, Feb, is. (CP)—Seven men tppetred In provlnclsl police ootrt here todiy before Mlglstrtte H. r. McLeod on chirges In cennectlon wtth tbe recent dUtnrbince it Anrei during tbt strike it tht pltnt ef tbe Grtnbv censolldeted Mining tnd Smelting comptny. Tkt mn trt Ton Bradley, loe Ssrvlch, Kenny Montgomery, Mitt YJurgevich, w. R. Meiver, Oeorge stnede ,nt John.Bodomin. Constable Wllllim Smltb told of going on duty it tbt bridge tt Anyoi in ohsrgi of t iquid ot mm. Wbllt lt wtt ret almost dark s bodp ot SO to 7» mtn aunt Hong and wen stopped. Ther u-d tbt, win galnt to tbo beech on picket duty. Tbe nonstable suggested tbtt tbey wen toa Mor iter tbtt work, tnd omitted « canst* '£% *&*gmilmtrmt*3nX*> «* Shouti tame frdlH behind, "Wl tee (Continued m fttt MM) "WOrMAYUNDS ON BROKEN SKI Ski of Plan* Torn in Takeoff; Prevents Disaster (Continued on Pile Eight) 3 PRESIDENTS OF Ui. ASSASSINATED Cermak Second Mayor of Chicago to Be Wounded NEW YOU, Ilk. IS (AP) — Three I nlted Stales presidents met deith tt tbl hands of aeaas- Uns. A Innttlc tltenpted tt kill Preilllent Tkeodon Boottvell tn September 1, IMS. Abraham Lincoln wu shot by 3. Wilkes Booth In t Washington theelrt en April 14, IMS. Preeldent Garfield wll shot by Charles 3. Oaltetu In t Wuhlngton nllwiy station on July S, IMI. President McKinley on September t, IMI, wu iMUUntttd by Lion ClOlgoti while tttendlng the Pan- American txpoeltlon In Buffalo. Mayor William J. Otyner of New Tork wu btdly wounded by tn assassin's bullet tbotrd I steamer In New Tork harbor August 9, Ult. The wounding of Mayor Cermek U Chlctgo recent tbtt tn October tt, IMS, fitter B. Harrison, then Mayor ol Chicago, wu IMU- elnatec COMMIT SEVEN MORE FOR TRIAL tailOSTON. Ont., Plb. It (CP).— Seven man convicts .win committed Ior trial wbtn thty appeared befon llaglltrtte 3. U. Perrell todty on chargea growing out ol tbt rtott tt porUmouth penitentiary but October. Thou committed today wen Hugh Burling, Noel Chorion, Ray Bo-en, Lto Htlsall, Jacob Miller, Solly Fled, er tnd John Ivans. ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF GENERAL FAILS MEXICO CITT, Plb. IS (AP).— An uniucceiaful attempt to teeu- -Inste Oen. Lucu Oonctlte, prominent military and revolutionary leader, wu made today In Celaya. Guanajuato, meagre reporta reaching here tonight uld. The general wu not wounded. An I aide' ulMd tbt would-be ususln. diverting bli plitol tin, lt wu uld. Ask Reo«en PM Directors Are Considering Resuming VANCOUVER, Feb. IS (CP)—The Anyox itrlki It over tnd there tra no outitindlng questions between the company and tht employees, according to tht V ncouver head office ot tbt Onnby Consolidated Mining company Three hundred itikere. mostly foreigners, hin lift Anyoi tnd tht remaining employeee, wbo lt It uld, took no part In tbt strike, htn petitioned tbt company to reopen tbe plant, lt It announoed. Tbt question of resuxltig open tloni it now before tbt directors. It wu stated tt tbt Vinoouver offloe todty. MISSING GIRLS SAFE AT COAST VANCOOVTO. Fib. IB— Wldrtd •trong tnd Crluli McArthur n turned hone thit afternoon tfter oonitdenblt uultty bad been trout td by their failure to nturn fron a biking trip on which thty tttrttl Titeldty. They state thtt tbty tptnt tht nlfht on tht lower slopes of Holly burn ridge tfter slipping down i declivity into deep tnow but wtn rescued br two men wbo heard tbtlr tboutt tblt tfttrnoon. Mildred It suffering from I lllgbt sprain ln ont inklt. FORTSM-TH. M.W.T.. Feb. lt (OPI —Uncanny flying skill ol Capt. T. W. It. "Wop" May, Canadian Airways pilot, ilone nnd himself tsd thnt ptutngtn from vhtt might bin been t now tragedy of tbe northern tlr trails Stturdty. Tht airman found tbat ont akl of hit machine htd been torn twiy In t take-off and landed ufely on the nmtlnlng one, wltb little damage to tbe airplane. It le learned that wbllt Mty wu ttking off from Mtmbro River trading pott, one of hit machine's skis wu ripped off when It camt ln contact with t log concealed beneitb the snow. Tbe flnt place suitable for t landing wu encountered It thl Buffalo rangen' cabin M miles north of Chlpewyan. Rough inow conditions mide the binding enn mora hit-' ardous but tbi filer circled low onr the ground, selected the but •pot ind thtn brought tht mschlne down, keening tbe broken tti off tbe ground u long u be wu ible. Tht nmtlnlng tti, untblt to bwr tht full nlgbt of tbt mschlne, on tbt rough snow, broke twiy tnd tht ttt-mountlngt buckled, but beyond slight damage ta tba lift wing, tht airplane auffered no further hurt. Tbe passengers wen shaken up considerably but wen unhurt. ELECT FIVE TO ROYAL ACADEMY LONDON, Fib, II (CF cabU).— Fin wtll known penont wtn elected todey ta lbe Roytl Academy. Wllllim McMillin, known (or bis flnt wtr memorials tnd t leulptor of tint rank, William Curtis Green, •rchltect, tnd H. H. MtcBeth-Ru- burn, noted engraver, wtn tinted. Two painters tbo choeen, wtn Derrick Willlami tnd W. Rusull FUnt. RAH. WORKERS DEFEND SHOPS Roumanian Police Open Fire Wounding Eight; No Agreement BUCHARJBBT, Rouminlt, Fib. IS (AF)— A delegation rtpmtntlng 4000 workers who barricaded tbtm- nine In tbt railway shop. itrUtr In tbe diy vloited tht minuter ot transportation thit tfternoon tnd offered to bind buk tbt tbopt on two conditions. Tbty uktd tbat 11 Itbor Indtn wbo wen emoted u oommunlsti bt releated tnd tbtt tn tmploytu' oounoll bt org-mlnd to pirtlclptte In tbt minigonant. A tbort time btfon troopi wjio btd encircled tbt tbopt tttempted to enter tbe ytrdt bat wen n- pnlttd. The soldiers opened fin end wounded eight men. A bill then wu called ponding t parley. Tbe minister replied thtt he wu unable to make suob pra-iltu tnd KIDNAP CASE GETS SETBACK Wife of Victim Fails to Identify Mitchell DENVER, Colo.. Tob. IS _AP).- Investlgatlon of tht kidnapping of Charles Boettcher and,' wealthy young Denver broker, who ll held ror $90,000 ransom, encountered a setback today when lira. Ansa Lou Boettcher. failed to definitely Identify N. W. "Red" Mitchell, reputed alcohol runner, a* om of the men who abducted hat huaband Sunday night. "A resemblance," vat aa cloae aa the attractive blonde wife would come In her Identification of Mitchell aa one of the two men who seised her husband a* they drovs Into the garage at there fashionable home after returning from a party Sunday night. Mitchell waa arrested Tueaday night. Police Chief Albert T. Olark aald aome of hla offlcen reported they eaw Mitchell and two other men follow tbe Boettcher car from a chill parlor where the Boettchera Hopped before going home. MAYOR OF CHICAGO LEES, DEATH'S DOOR; 4 OTHERS WOUNDED INDIANS ELECT A NEW CHIEF CALOART. Ftb. lt (OP) .—AH tbl Utttll oolors, tad pow-wowlng ip- peered tt tbt Morloy Indian reaervo- tlon. ibout M mile, northwest ot btrt, todty, wbtn i ntw chief vu •looted Jtaob Two Toung Mtn receiving tbe high pott. REVISE METHOD URGES MEMBER Urges Commons to Bring Business Procedure Up to Date OTTAWA. Ftb. II (CP)~-Tir- latstesmtrr errirleney nperte eut t ertttctl tye ever the feotnt of ■if im ctdupt w wm edmberaeme u but In t three-hei ee«M net tgree •»- •tlttltn. UNEMPLOYED RIOTER ARRESTED MONTREAL, Feb. II (CP)-One ran wu srmtid whtn rioting broke out tt tbt Vltn atreet refuge Ior unemployed late todty. Tbt riot, followed t nrlu eg complaints by _ the men ovtr tbt quantity of food dUtrlbuttd. Tbt trouble oomnenotd whtn tbe men begin to throw eating uttnttlt about the dining hall. boor* et dlrejtort wool- MeompHib on In Vint mm*, thtn ptrlltment aocosnpli-he* In three monthi, eicltlmed Peter McOlbbon (Cont.-Mu__.oka) whin Introducing t resolution to MtabUih t commit-* to consider onrhiullng ptrllamenttry cuatom.. For _0 year. tbl houu hu _on.ld.rvd deport- mental eatlmitea In tbt turn old wty tnd "tor heaven'i Mkt lit ut bring up to date our method, of doing hw-lniu," bt uld. Tilt pretont ptrllamentary uuton would eatt tbout tt.ooo.ooo Dr. McOlbbon continued. At leut halt af tbtt expenditure bad direct relation to tbe length of tbe ut- ■lon, II, therefore; tbe teuton oould be shortened by one-third, tbtrt would bt t uving of bill t million. "P'.tclng tbi tttlmiMi In tbt handi of l non-partlun committee u le done In tbe out of tbt National railway eetlmatee, would restore to .the houu of oammoni some meuure of control over tbl expenditure! from thl public treu- urr—power which tbey do not pce- seu it priMnt," Dr. McOlbbon decltred. Mott mtmbtn agreed million! of dollara Ib utlmttu wart paaaed through thi houu with .i minimum of dlacuaalon but eeveral did not eupport the MaOlbban propoul of t ittndlng committee to review estlmttM. Tbt McOlbbon motion htd tht blessing of Premier R. B. Bennett, but eo mtny memben desired lo oppow or tupport It, debttt wu not concluded it • o'clock. Under tbe rulu ot tbt houu. tbt dinner hour .nded tbt itebttt tnd It mt; net bt nturntd tblt union. DOMINION REUEF CAMPS OPEN AT SALMO AND YAHK Advance Parties Under Foreman Carruthers and Cooper; Kitchener Men Do Good Work States Major Harcourt Dominion relief ctmnt tt Mlmo tnd Tthk in opened Tueodiy whin advanoe partlw itarted preliminary work an tbem, Major P. V. Harcourt of Calgary, engineer officer ol mr.ltiry dlitrlct Np. 11, b!td it tbi camp ottt Tuetdiy from Salmon valley polnti. In the cen of Tthk, 0. H. Cooper ll foremin. ind tht advance ptrty wu drawn trom tbt Tthk dlitrlct. Tht Kitchener camp which wu opened etrly In January, Malor who hu chargt of tbt conatructlon I Htrcourt ittted, hu now tpproxl- ol tht three emergency landing mattly 100 mtn on ltt rotter tnd li fields ln tbt Kooteniy, stated In I up to hilt strength. Tbt mm, bl Milton Wedneediy. j declared, wen well clothed, oorn- Otpt. J. 0. Ctrruthen ol Nelton fortibly hound, well ted, tod oon Would-Be Assassin Captured, Miami; "I Want to Kill AU Presidents," He Shoots to Crowd By FRANCIS M. STEPHENSON (Associated Presa Staff Writer). MIAMI, Fla., Fab. 15. (AP).—A gunman fired a stream of bullets into the party of President-elect Franklin Roos*. velt tonight, wounding Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago, and I four others, but Mr. Roosevelt was unhurt In Uie confusion George Broadnax, secret service operative, was erroneously identified as one of those wounded' and his name even was reported to his superiors in Washington aa a casualty. The man SEEK BROWN'S w''h whom he was confused REINSTATEMENT ^ wTSurt™0"' """*• A mtn giving tht ntmt at 3m Zlngir of Mtw Tork, wu htld tt MM thooter. ' *t KILL ALL PRS9IDSNTS" Robert H. Oon, Chlctgo Mead tf Mr. Roosevelt, quoted tbe it* Hi-ant tt uylng: "I kill ill prut- dents, km 10 -tfleen." ■It shoti bit tbo Mrs. tat Oin ot Mltml; William Slnnatt ot this elty; Rouen Caldwell, i key, Mln Mirgtrtt Krews, ot Newark. mi, Mtyor Cermek wu hit In tht ehest. Tke »_I_- plened tbt twd* «pd etme ont Ml btek. Llttlt hope tor bit Ml li beld. Tbe Chlctgo miyor wu ibout SS fut from tht tutooobllt of IIP. Roouvelt ln Btytront pirk tnd m approaching tbe mlahlne. "I AM ALL MGHT'' Startled and momentarily itunntd by tbt tiring clou to bli ctr, Roouvelt wived to tht crowd tnd ibouttd "I am all right" u ht wu hurrlodlt driven twiy, through tbt confusion, bearing Cermak to a hotpltil. Tho , shooting ind ecnami of tbt victim* created momentary pandimonluflb Quiet wm Quickly restored, however. WINH-Pm, reb. IS (CP).—Application tor nlntttttmtnt of pension rights of Captain 0. O. Brown wlll bt forwtrdtd to Otttwt within 10 diyi, hli counul tttttd todty. Captain Brown DM eonvteted by court mirtltl of oonduct unbecoming tn offloir tnd dismissed from tht eerrlee, which lutomatlcally deprived him bt penilon. imilENZA AMONG INDIANS ON WANE 25 Deaths Occur; Epidemic Was Widespread VICTORIA, Ptb. lt (CP)-Influ- enu, which iprwd rapidly among Indlani of Brtt.ih Oolumbla during tbt Christmu leason, htl dlstppesr- td. It It learned tt thi Indian deportment hen todty. Of the 23.- 000 Aborigines under tbt jurisdiction ot tbt Vlctorli office, but 3. deatha occumd from lnfluantt. although tbi epidemic wu widespread. The Hudson's Hope bind residing HI tbt Peace River block of Alberta tnd Brltlth Columblt md ixttnd- Ing westwird of tbt block, in undtr tbt Jurisdiction of tht C.1- gtry offict ot tht Indlsn department. Then ara fonr reserves governed bf truly from tbl Prairie city, and no statistics of tblt bend an available htn. Mortgage Relief Large Crowd Witnesses House Opening Protest Salaries of VICTORIA. Feb. 19 (OP)—Formal disapproval af maintenance of ul- irtu pild to gtnersl eecnttrtu of thnt Anglictn churoh organlutlon. wtt registered todty by tht synod of ColulBbil dloout. Resolutions of protest wen idopted unanimously on motion of Lindley creeu, K.C. eeoonded by M. S. Fruer. Thi motion ww prewnted u Independent of letter, of protwt which Blthop Schoflt'.d nported be btd unt tut neirly t yur ttto. Tht departmenti aoncemtd in tbt general board of rellglout edu- citlon, thl Iflsslonary soclsty of tht Ctntdltn ohurch tnd tbt oouncll of social nrvteo. TOROItTO. Ptb. it (CP)—Furthet relief for mortgagors tnd lighter hurdtni fcr ratepayers an foreeaat ln tbe tpttob fram tbl throne read todty bt Lieut-Oovernor Herbert A. Bruce tt the opening of Ontario's 18th legialatun. Tha largert crowd to wltnm tn opening ittended todty ln tribute to Onttrto'i newly-lppolnted lieutenant gonrntr. Dr. Bruce. Thtn wu llttlt tn the epeech not foreeut. (Contlnned on Put Elgbt) VOTE ON BLAINE REPE/lLJpSDAY Anti-Prohibitionists Within Reach ef Goal WASHINOTON, T*b. lt (API- Strategy tnd votu tonight pltotd tnti-pronlbltlOnliti of tbt Unlttd Statu unite within reach of l goal towtrd wblcb tbty btd striven for yetn, t vott on removing tbe lBttt amendment from the conttttution. By unanimous agreement, tbo ohamber wlll vote tomorrow tt S o'clock on the Blslne repeal reeolutlon modified to stipulate ratification by state oonventlon, rather thtn by legislature, and stripped of t ue- . tlon which would ban lutborittd congreu to legislate against the n- • turn ot tbe itloon. Senator Robinson of ArkinW, tM Democratic floor lesder, ltd ttM tight tor theu chingea, Bt predicted the repetilr u It now tttndl would command tbt tireadT two-thlrdi majority neoesstry lot tdoptloa. FRUSTRATED KIDNAPPER SUICIDES NETHERLANDS IS THIRD BEST MARKET EXPORTS GREATLY EXCEED IMPORTS OTTAWA, Ml. 11 (AF)—Apart from tbi Unlttd Kingdom tnd tht United Statu, Oanoda't but mtrktt in Utt WM tU Netherlands. Bl- porti to Holland totalled I16.W..80-, compared wltb tU.5T_.76S In 1931 and tlO.MI.t48 In 1M0. Agricultural tnd vegetable product, mtdt up thl bulk of tbt exports, tbt bureau ot ststlstlcs nperte. went out to Silmo Monday to tak. chirgt u tortmtn, tn advance party of so. to start amp oonitruotlon tnd preliminary work, wu eaeetn- tented. tnd wen doing eicel'ent OTTAWA, Peb. II (CP).—Cinida't exports hin nottdid her Import! In tbt 10 monthi of tht pnunt fiscal yur by t_«,»3«,_J3. Tbt si- port balance for tbe month of January wu t37.557.874. Tbe figure.! Wtn released today by tbt depart' mtnt of nttlonal nnnut. TIM fig work on tht Job of grading tbe | une of eiporte ud lmportt thu emergency landing field far the un yeer in below thou of tbt aor- of tbt tlr mtll pUsu, responding ptrlod t yttr ago. MAKB-SHIBT TELEGRAPH BASIS BEINO USED MEXICO CITT. Feb. II (AP)- Tht government announce! tonight, that following • walkout of nitionil telegraph employeu yuterd-y tnd tht resultant crippling of interior telegraph urvlce. partial service bu bun neumed tnd thtt tbe meuagea wen betng handled on a make-abut but dependtble bull. Maid Thwarts Attempt to Take Small Girl Kansas crrr. iw>. is (af).— Thwirttd by t mild ln in attempt to kldntp tht ll-yu--old daughter of R. Crosby Kemper, president of the Ctty Btnk tnd Trust compiny. t mtn thot ind fatally wounded himself ln t tulcllt attempt at tbt Kemper home hen lttt todty. Ht intend the home tnd lntlml- daWd t negro mild, ordering her to telephone Mr. Kemper, uylng tbt child wu III. Ann Wilde, mother mild, overheard tbe converutlon tnd looked the child, SeUy Ann Kemper, tnd herself In tn upstairs room from which she telephoned pollce. Tbe mtn ihot himself while police surrounded the houn. Mn. Kemper, wife of the banker. wu confronted by tbe men u ihi nturned home. Hi timed t revolver it htr tnd uid: "Mn. Kemper, give me 119,000 cr I'U kill your Uttle girl." X Pffpsppwumif i j nam... mottltl/itimootw' ttatt nr© riHB NELSON BAM NEWS, NBLSON, B-O-TBTJKSPAT MOBNINO, FEBBCAB? lt, IMS - WEAK POINTS OF JAIL NOW STRENGTHENED Gaps Made Designedly by Prison Labor All Repaired i DEVELOPMENT OF CRESS' ESCAPE tltion, tnd thi prlioner end visitor would htve the moth between Umm. preventing the passing of article., but could convene ln privacy, though under obwrmtton by t guard tt the lower end ot tbe htll. NEWBABBIEBS Throughout tbt JtU portion ef tht building, til weak polnte discovered it tad mibuquent to Onu' •sctpe ind no-pture ban bttn tltmlatttd. substtntiai btmera btlng mtroduoed, tad hiddin gopt In the framework, detected by Bounding tbt wtiii, being built up. The week polnte wtn Introduced Into tbe Jail during the attention. madt a couple of yten igo wben tbi nuth wing wtt rebuilt to wr- vln ti i provincial police bttd- quort*.. pr.ocmers who mtn a—sr ployed on the work taking advantage af tbt opportunity to lean various g.ps in tbe framework, and poulble window exits, far futun utilization Wire Mesh Cage for Prisoner* Receiving a Visitor _0-ti_l«tlon ef t cloud booth or em with heavy wtn math front tnd top, in whloh tny prlioner re- ntvlng a visitor will bl placed for the interview, u one of the iltora- ''Boot (.king pltoi it tbt provlnoltl loll bin, la connection wltb Improvement! thit hive treen contemplated ever alnce tbe escape in f November of Robert Cnss, wbo ls fnow earring a yeir't tentenoe it jOtkalio tar hit eecapode. A aim liar booth vn. Installed at Oakalla a ftw month! tgo. , A partition placed ntir tbi. front tnd of the JtU entrance bill, with top of the oame mesh, turns persons entering on buoinee, to tbt lift, to the' provlncttl pallet main .office, Bnldu confining traffic to lone channel, tbe partition Intro- [duow an obtlacle in the wty of • duh for frttdom btlng mtdt by j way of tbt bill. Tbi booth ts lo. E etted on tbe inntr iide ef tht ptr- ICE COVERED MAIN LAKE IN 1910, SAYS let oovered tbt main like from Boswell to Kootenay Landing ln tbt early part af tbt yetr 1M0, recalls O. Otnferon, Oranlte rosd, former engineer of tne Nuookln, now ■ governmtat firry. At thtt Umt, itated tlr. Common, he wu deck bay on tba Kuskanook undtr Hit captaincy of William Seaman, ud tbty foretd thtlr wiy through tbt lot shut from Boswell to tbe Lending. Captain Seaman oould not recall tbe Incident when queried, but ln liter yeiri be ramembemd driving tbt Nuookln through let up to Kootenay Landing, during the wty tor btrgu. OBDEB DISTRIBUTION OF DIVIDEND NBW TOBK. Feb. lt (AP)—Tht American Telephone tnd Telegraph oompany today ordered distribution of 111 regulir quarterly dividend of ,»M I shim, calling for a total dlsbunemint of mon thin tt..- ooo.OOO to 700,000 itockholdtri. *..-Vft«*_«?GS*r' StMMl Triil.li JUtir Hir Metis tilt. CoDiagwoed Mtyaard, Ptrl Sll, N.8., \-iAm-~th mttteni tnu pains it my itotnth, and hetdaetei, after eating my meals. A fritnd tdvtud mt to takt Burdock Blood Bitten, aad after baviag deto go I foaad a mat ebtaft ta mt. ttgw I never We tey treaWt wjlk my itontek, tad hta-atkat an t tUng of tte pa*.' • !■-_-- tor «_. mm U yun. tm, ASK CUT OVER $40 000 FROM THE TAX VALUE Owners of Reclamation Farm Want Figure to Be $15,000 JUDGE GARLAND ADJOURNS CASE Four Small Cases Up Also at All Day Sessions v Revision Court Social Events of Trail City TRAIL, BO- *•>>. 16.—MM. A. A. MatDonold, Rlvenldi aportmaate, en- ttrttlntd yuttrdty ifteruaen at * Valentine ptrty for her altee Paul- Um Putman on ber uvtatb b-rtb- day. valentine tokens wen future and tbe table wu prettily uraagtd with roses. A Urge blrtbdty eaat with uven lighted candles tddtd to the effect, un. Wesley Dwyer. tin. J. Hardlngton and Mlu Derothw MttDontld aiolated tbt bottui. Mn. L. H. Jackson wu alto a glHtt. Music ind gamu wtn pltytd by Hw small guests, wbo includtd Inst Sergeant, vtrnt stmppon, Margaret McLennan, Miry Lattnff, {Mail. Btebn. Winifred Morrant, loll WlUltmion, Freda amltb. Vorrttne Dwyer. Ethil Dwytr, Bitty Btlfour tnd Bitty Htll. ... Un. John Bill bu nturntd to btr homt It Crwton tfttr winding thnt weeks u tbt guut of her •on-ln-ltw asd daughter, Mr. ___, Mra. Wallau WoodtlL Bbt wit .to- aonxptnltd home by htt total! grand daughter, who will rwt Is Oreyton for t»me time. ... ten. 3. B. Mttthewo left for htr beau tn Onto Forkt. Stturdty anal-* tfttr vUMlag btvt for over l wuk. Whllt is Tnll the wu tbt btnartd guut at uvtrtl ttu and J. U. Poughty ratwatd Mta day evening from Buttle, wben bttptnt lttt wwk ttttndlng a coanntton. ... Trail Newi of the Day TBAIL BOUSES AND LOTB-IN- turtnw. Nottry. 3. B- Andntoa. (Htm HARD ON THIEVES During tbi flnt tight months ef IMI, officials of Colorado n- covtred IM per mat of tbt tuto- mtbllu MoUn In tbtt ttttt during tbtt ptrlod. TAKES EXCEPTION TO NEWS STORY Captain Louie of Kamloops Straightens Tate KAMLOOP6, B. C„ Fib. 15 (CF)— Copt. WUllam Louie, who plus a pa-unger snd fnltht-Mtt run on tbe famous South Thompion river, takes kindly exception to t Canadian Press story of January _3, describing him u a Chinese af Chsse, B.C., Wltb i supply of potatow and in Idea that cime to fruition wbtn hli S_rchase of a steamboat foratd the rltlsh Columbia government to rebuild tb. highway bridge spanning the rlnr at Prltchard. Captain Louie, cana-lan horn and of Chinese descent, really bai no potatow; hi uyi he never grew or owned tny. Bl owu tad operate! two business wtibllihxenti at Kovr- loop! and holdi credentials for itetm engineering u will tt far rout* of punnger i-timen. Further, tbe boat bt wit uld to htve bought ter t long wu not ont thtt hid bun tied up elnce the eiriy dtyt, but wu on t run ln 1938. and wu taktn to Kamloopa undtr ltt own powtr lut June, wbtn tbt provincial government eut tht bridge. Oaptaln Louie bought tbe boot two wwkt liter. Tbe bwt bod lte bull tntlraly rentwid Is ItM. In hli unt-ptottd request to -live navigation on tht right reopened by Inittllatlon of t Uft spin lp the obttnicting brldgi. Captain Louie uyi he hu tbe tupport of public bodies in Kamloopt ind on Shuowap ltkt. Settlere tnd residents along tbt South Thompion river tnd Sbuiwap like, covering t shore line ef mon thsn tto mllu could thtn bt terved on tnt run to iad from Ktntloops, thus regaining tbt old port of Kamloops, their only poyt wltb two rallwayi. CABB TO ECBOFB BUI Out, mtmbtr of tht University of Pennsylvania track team, and Olympic Oome. wlnatr lut ytarr It to accompany tht United stitw track ind field teem thtt tnll tour lurope thli lummtr. FRANCES WILLARD DAY CELEBRATED TRAIL, B.C., 1Kb. u.—Froaeu WUlord day wu celebrated TtM. day night In Knox ■ Unltea ehurab w o m t n' i Christian rtmptnam union of TttU. Special muilc, tongn and naltttloni wan enjoyed. BIT. C> B. Motte gtvi t short tnd M- torestlng address. Mn. W. F. Frlgt prssldtd. Soda Habit Bad for Add Stomach Thousand, of luflirm moke tto mlttakt of ttking sod. for stomaoh Trouble. It gives temporary reUef but lttt you grow graduiUy - '. often mtt. _-» told. If yoi. _. Ou. Hoortburn, Indlgutfoa. btatUU It often twites ib" lrrltlnt wont than aold. If you ouffor tnm MM. BUIousnm, Poor Slwp oy mrv- ousnesi couud by Acidity, you MM {Doctor's preacr ptlon called Dlottt- t checks acidity in io mlnutu, Una Mopping pain and aiding nature to rwtorlng normal function.' w that you otn eat and drink whot yan 1'ko and feel fine. Tn Dtotei uniter i guortntm to fix you up or nay track Only too at dnlgtHW direct fram Bnox Co.. in Spa- Una. Toronto, oet. the mom 5 Guide for Travellers Nelson, B.C, Hotels Dinner "Finttt in tht Inttrior" Luncheon HUME HOTEL NELSON, B.O. OEOBOB BENWELL. Prop. Itottry and Oyro Biidqutrtero NEW LOW WINTER BATES NOW IN EFFECT XUME: C. F. WlUltmion, Penticton; S. A. Mortyn, P. M. Words, Mtdlolns Bit: A. ButbtrUnd, Kulo: O. E. Witter, 3. H. Btrrgin, Spoktne; D. Flther, O. H. Burden, Port Crawford; S. P. Furber, D. M. Ootrom, Toronto; p. C. Wateon, D. Hoters, R. Horeourt. J. W. Beld, tk Wtmn, Calgary; H. Middleton. 3. Shorrttt, A. Muir, A. Soott, W. Cowill, 3. Brearey, N. Hollind, F. 3. Lancaster, tk A. Helm, H. P. Howell, Vanoouver. im*s)eW*»l!*X<tt$XaMOr^^ cUhe Savoy "Where the Guest Is Kin_" Nelson's Newest and Finest Hotel Many Rooms With Private Baths or Showers. ss J. A. KERR, Prop. 131 BAKEB 81. PHONE 11 •p i-r-in-rrr;ivr•)•?".n;..i.-.-;_i | mmtii SAVOY: RoUln Stafford, Spokane. Btv. B. J. Douglu. Ntw Westminster; SUverton Hockey club, H. V, Dewls, Sllverton; Vern B. Cummings. Calgary; Dulcle Lowe, Vic Cechelero, Edna Shannon, Emma Cechelero. Helen Williams. Connie Sell!. Kitty Tingle, Evelyn Tier, CU Dun, New Denver; C. B. Uughton, Nelion; H. Toreson, Seattle. QUEEN'S HOTEL A, LAPOINTE. PBOP. Booms from Site ta gi.50. Monthly 110 Steam heated ond hot and oold wattr tn every room Mi Baker St. Phoni 00 New Grand Hotel F L HAPAH Prop ttMkl. ind Month!) Botes Hot tnd Cold Witer atngi- aoe up double ll-oo up lumi mov Month tnd Op Madden Hotel A Welcome Awaits You IAS l. al Willi.. complelel) ftrmndrlled llol ond ruin Wilier In thr nt wn ol thr rlty Stirling Hotel 2 Blocks East of Post Office Hot and Cold Water Steam Heat Moderate Rates P. H. Bush. Prop. Occidental Hotel tot fernnn si. Phone MH B WAHIt.'K Fifty Rooms ot Solid Comfort Hndqu.rten for Login. ■nd Mlnen Por quick one sstistsctory reeulto. try t ciassit.ed Ad. To,, what eitent tbt breaking ot dykw on tbe Reclamation Firm property on the Kooteniy Plots with itt ooniequint Inundation, tnd t temporiry Injunction lssutd by tbt Intemitionil joint commlulon igtlntt rtconitructlou ol the dykw, depreciate tht value of thot T705- ■cra arable ana, wu debated for two houn Wtdnttdty tt tbt oourt of revision for tbt Nelaon uuu- mint dlitrlct, wltbout t flntl decision. Tblt ww tht outitindlng point of tht heirlng of tbe appeal of tbt Alberta dc Brltlth Columbia Exploration company of London, England, thl ownen to whom Um proptrty nverted Iron tbe Kooteniy Vilify Power * Development • company, which accomplished tbt recent tnd main program of reclamation. On behalf of the compiny, C. H. Hamilton claimed tbt land undtr ltt temporary anl perhipi ptrmto renmlon to nttun wtt prtcticeUy valueless, and oiktd Ior reduction of Um utewmint cf tltOOO. Flttly oppotlag the tppeol, Aww- •or J. A. Stewart itood hy '" tilMO value placed an lt by the late B. a. Mtttbtw u Judgt ot tht isto oourt of revision, irgulhg tbtt wbin Mr- Mtttbtw nduced tbl tueuor'i original figure of glM.000 by M ptr wnt, bt wtt taking Into consideration tbt element of gamble due to powlbUlty of flooding. u ut forth ln tbt company's appeal of that yttr, wblob wu ilmtltr to tbt pnwnt. O. 8. Oarland, alttlng w Judae of tbt court, tfttr debiting tbt point Hem virions inglw, ruled thtt bt would aot bt bound by any pnvioui valuation pltwd on tbt proptrty otmwmtd, but would approach tbt mttter of valuing It th- •oluttly afresh, tnd on tht bult of tht'Taxation act, tnd of tny tM- denw prwtnttd. Tht Tuition tct, lt wu thown, ruled thtt tht value to bt pieced on t proptrty mutt hi men u t tndi- ter, who n considering accepting It In dlwbartt of an hornet dtbt from t tolrtnt dtbtor, would gentr- tUy tpprttw It tt. Mr. Bullion irgutd tbtt tht vtlut plootd on tbt proptrty la 1M0 wu aot lti problematic vtlut but ltt tctual value, and that tbe situation wu wttnly ahtngtd by tht fict tbtt tbt dykw btd ilnoe bwn broken in thne plteee, nib- Jtetlng tbt lind to flooding, ind making tbtm worlblew tar tgrloul- turtl purpowt untu t large ntw expenditure ihould bt mtdt nptir- Ing tnd atlll further railing dykw, thtn bung tbt further twt that tbt Inttmttlontl Joint oommlwlon, en application of Idaho Inttntti. bid temporarily anjolntd tuob n- aonitruetlon, tnd oonoslvably might never conwnt to It. On tbe quwtlon of evldenoe w to vtlut, Mr. Osrlsnd discussed tbt point tbtt'-the only wttnen of tny nil utUlty undtr tbt tot would bin to bt a man wbo'bid tbt monty to buy tht land tnd to oould bt t nil Judge of ltt value, but conotdlng thtt tuch wltmww would bt htrd to gtt, bt eipnosed reodl- new to hear sny wttnwwt tbtt ihould bt produced. SYNDICATE DEAL It wu cited by Mr. Stewsrt tbtt In tbt reorganisation now undtr wty by vtrloui Interested ptrtlw, irrongements btd apparently bwn mode whereby a flnt chtrge upon tbe land ln this caw wu to bt granted to tbe extent of 190,000, to a syndicate Interested in the dyking, •nd ht regarded thli u conclutln evidence thtt tht 115,000 ouggwted wu.nat regarded u the valm when otber thtn tuition upecte wen under comldtrttlon. After two houra cf debate, Mr. H-mUton itated he would Uke to call witnesses, itsi Mr. Oarland td' Journtd tbt bluing to Fibrutry M tor this purpou. At tbi tfttrnoon wwlon tour otbtr etui were up, in none of which tbe appellant* sin personally represented. Appeals of John ud Robert Sop- plw of Salmo, In reopect to tbtlr properties tn the townilte ot Salmo. aggregating $1860 for tbe two propertlw. wen adjourned to February IS tor further information to be procured. In the cau of Outtaf A. Anderson of Wlnaetko. III., who appealed fram an assewnent of MOO ob two lote ln Wut Iran, AiMwor Stewart ahowed that the appellant'! lott wen asteased lower thin theu of hit neighbors, from whom no appeal btd bun reoelvel. Tbt court dlo. oilseed thli ippttl. An appeal ot Wtlter Johnson ol Wynndel, Irom t valuation ot MOO on lind tnd MOO on Inprovementi. an block 11, district lot tMt, wu dlamltud on tbt ground thtt hit uussment wu on tbt iimt ba.li u tbow of hli non-tppwllng nelghbora. Adjournment wu ttken In tbe out af W. T. B. Smltb ol PorthUl, Idtbo, wbo tppttltl Irom an uwoo- xent af |M00 on ttM ud 11600 on I rpr.vemente on All proptrty on the Canadian aide. To the people of BRITISH COLUMBIA we this useful unit of an industry From this useful plant will come gasoline for British Columbia motor' cars, and road materials to make travel more pleasant. Kerosene, fuel and diesel oils for light, heat, machinery and ships. • Here on Canadian soil, by the able hands and brains of Canadian men and women, will be produced things Cana- dians want and need. • Shell asks that you accept this new refinery as a part of your industrial and business life. It is here to" contribute to the industrial wealth of British Columbia. SHELL OIL COMPANY of BRITISH COLUMBIA, LTD. „ p. --.---mmm . -v,.,..**-.- 'THE NEUON DAUT NEWS, NELSON, &C_—T-TCBSDAV MORNINO, FtBRCARY 16, 1MJ SIMM-IE APPOINTED TO OTTAWA POSITION CALQAF-Y. Fsb. 15 (0?)—Ba:?_ M I flpankle, pro.-lnent Cal.ary birrls'.r; ' has bean a.tpolnt»_ Jeputy r.;l:_r- . of the e_:h.!iu«r court at O-taffl. Ha wll assume bis ne.v du_l._ i M rch 1. ti g mi Thne tons la\ an . ver-y loa. for an a1u:t elephant to carry en Its back. NEGLECT OF C0.SM0 CONSTIPATIOK IS 1 SERIOUS MATTE} Prevent This Condition With Kellogg's All-Bran L^rge Crowd Sees One of Fastest Games This Winter Th* flrit queetlon your doctor asks ig whether you are constipated or not. He knows that this condition may cause headaches, lou of appetite and energy, sleeplessneea. It is often tbe starting point ti serious disease. Ton can prevent and relieve com own constipation so easily. Just sat a delicious cereal once a day Laboratory tests show that Kel lofg's All-Bun provides ''bulk' to exercise the intestines, and vita mtn B to further aid regular habits All-Bran is also a rich source of Wood-building iron. Tbe "bulk" in All-Bran Is much •ike that found In leafy vegetables. Within the body, it forms a soft mass. Gently, it clears out the intestinal wastes. Isnt this "cereal way" safer and far mora pleasant than taking pat ent medicines—so often harmful? 'Two tablespoonfuls of All-Bran daily are usually sufficient With •ach meal in serious cases. If no. relieved this wsy, see your doctor Enjoy All-Bran as a cereal, or ne in cooking. Get the red-end- green package at your grocer's Made by Kellogg in London, Ont STOP WISHING Yon wish rour hsir would eome beck. Too wish rour hsir would stop fslllnc out. Ytt wish ycm could get rid of pendruff. Make rour wishes come true wtth. OCI8BPPB MARINO'S HAIR TONIC Ask rour drusclst or write manufacturers. O, Marino, Box tBt. Sossand, B. c SUverton heat Fstrvlew Inter- mediates 4-2 In one of tbe fastest hockey exhibit-font seen on local Ice this winter, Wednesdsy eve- nlns after the Nelson girls trimmed New Denver's snappy aggregation 4-1. Bcth tears went at hammer and tong from tbe start to the finish with only a sight let up ln the last p rt of the seoend wben play became ragged for a time. Kelly the stick nand.lng ace of tbe visitors started the fireworks two minutes after the gong wltb a shot tbat Bishop bad no chance to save. MaxweU evened up matters but Kelly came back for another. Pe-ch- ey got the visiters' third goal ear.y ln the last period and Frank Mills ths fourth, ohspxan poked Nelson's last in from around the back of the net. Both goalies were kept busy all nlgbt. Blahop saved a complete rout with miraculous s.ves when the visitors skated in with tbe loe- to themee.vee. Tbe Mills broth? 1 JPeaohey. and Kelly proved Palrvlews' greatest worry. Tbe local team shone on Its cnecking work and In that department of tbe gaxe, Laurlts. Chzpman, Ransden and Balcome shone. -. KELLY SCORES Ramsden, who kept. up a continual aharpshootlng exhibition fron the wing, bounced *'\% rubber off the Sllverton goalie at the faoeoff. The period bad no more than started than Kelly raced down with R. MUs, taking tbe latter's paw for a long wing shot that Bishop bad little ch-nce to save. Art Stromstead went through but missed. Kamore bounced the disc off Bishop's shoulder. Nelson's flrat goal caxe when Maxwell stlckbandled tbe full length of the Ice and parked a slraler from dose In. Kelly came back for his secon j goal on a pretty piece ot solo work. Laurlts went through to give a fine exhibition of stick handling but was checked ln front of tbe goal. Kelly spent a minute ln the cooler. MISS GOALS Rzmsden and Chap.r.an were robbed of two .chances to score whl.e cloee ln. MlUs found an opening and skated through but- Bishop managed to clear. Kelly missed the goal. The Sllverton boys were going through consistently but failed to find tbe be-np. Bishop blocked shots from every ang.e and cleared .from close tn ln a sensational manner Toward the end of the ptrlod, play bec-me ragged and neither team waa able to get going. The'third period opened with a burst of .speed and the visitors banged away at Bishop. The Pair- view goalie was fairly showered with discs. Laurlta and Ramsden were working hard but tbey were unable to break through. L-uritg passed the puck out from a mlx-up and Poacher snagged lt to soore the visitors' third goal. Tbe line of Harding, Harris and Bams was going good. Buster White and Dick Falrhurst were given a few xlmites on the loe tor tbe visiters snd worked hard. Sllverton gave their players .tale chanoe to get tired, keeping - continual parade to and from the players' bog. CHAPMAN GETS GOAL As the period neared the end Pairvlew boys forced the play and both defeneemen were sent up the Ice. Chapman, Balcome and MaxweU made tt hot for the visitors and pHe-ups in the Sllverton territory were numerous. F. Mills oaught the te-m up at Sllverton blue Unt and wen.- .oan with no one to stop hlx but fell afoul of Bishop's pads. Chapman and Balcome, advanced Into the SUverton area. Chapman took tht puok from a corner and raced around the net and jnan-ged to poke tt home past Molr. Despite the speed of the game only three penalties wert handed out and tben only for minor Inflections. L. Deslreau refereed. The teams were: SUverton—Molr. goal; R. __li.li and H. Esmore, defence; F. Mills, J. Kelly and R. Peachey; J. Harilng. Sandy H-rrts and J. Harris; L. Emerson, Buster White and Dick Falrhurst. * Nelson—T. Bishop, goal; H. Chap- map and F. Maxwell, defence; Ca. Raj-sden, E. Waterer* and Wl.. Laurlte, Cy Balcome, A. Farenholtz, Art Stromstead. Smart shoes In Turn. ufiin.jprLncj FOOTWEAR whose "different" detail sets it apart from previous modes. Whose up-to-the-minute chic is per. feet complement for new spring cus- tumes. In Beige and Gray as well as Darker Tones $8 Toss are rounder—then ls an effective use of contrasting leathers nsed ss piping to emphasize the smart new llnei of this footwear. Pumps, ttes and strap models featured. diiOWNl- CONSIDERS TttE j u.iIO* HIGH WOKk IS __ii_'i_'U.IJ--Vi New Print Dresses $6-95 - $8-95 ROUGH CREPES.. . HEAVY SHEERS.. Gay, Toung Frocks, designed ln a Orand Manner that wlU never give awsy the low price you psy for tbem at Fink's The; have the important new lines tbat give you tbe unmistakable 1033 look. ITTXTI^tC READY-TO-WEAR riiNJV O SHOES - HOSE t Medical Arts Building • To the Editor of lhe nelson uaUy News. ti* Propoaed School Changes: Dear sir—in 19*8 the citizens of Neleon authorized tbt school .ward to construct aug organize a .unlor j-aigh scnool and passed a by- .aw at that Ume and a aubaequen. oyiaw two years later making a tota* ezpeudifure w l. h the government grant of approximately o_58,ooo. Tola scnool has now ueen In o^era- ..on lour and a half years and tne eportc ol the various d.partmen. inspectors which are ln tbe hands o. tbe board lndlcave that the Juni__ xitgb scnool aa been very successful. I read with Interest the statements of John Notman as reported In Monday's Daily News, and was very mucn surprised, that he would suggest thai the present efficiency of the Junior dlgn could even he maintained, mucn teas improved, by removing the present principal and placing the school under the supervision of the principal of bhe senior High School. The records of the put ten yean. appear to prove that the Nelson oenlor High school demands tbe full tome attention of the principal, and would Indicate tbat If Mr. Notman'-. proposal was put ln effect, el.her one or both of these schools would sutler severely. The argument presented is not very co rlnclng. The saving from tbls servloe would be small, and surely at the expense of efficiency. Before any euch drastic proposal ahould be considered or discussed by the board. I feel that Mr. Sheffield, the school Inspector, also tbe principal of the Junior High should be requested to attend the meeting and give the board their opinion of the value of tbe proposal. The-wisdom of such a course ls proven by tbe eoundneM of the ad. vice given by Inspector Sheffield ln tbe past. I also believe that this i* a matter of vital Intereet to the parents ahd that tbe board should give the fullest publicity aa to time and date of the meeting at which this matter ts to be considered so that parents and tax-payers can attend and present their views. Any real saving In expenditure, must oome, not from tbe proposal outlined by Mr. Notman, but by » general cut ln all teachers' salarlee. Tours truly, A. BROWNT Nelson, B. C, Feb. IB. B.C. COAL HONE TOTALS DOWN 125,379 Tons Produced in January; 151,046 Year Ago VICTORIA, Feb, IS (CP)—BrltUh Columbia mines produoed lllAli tons of coal la January compare. wltl 181,(M. tons In ttw oorraspond- 191 month laat year, lt was stated to.ay by Hon. w. A. McKenala. Vanoouvar bland production totalled 83,057 tou, th.t In Nloola-Prlnoe- ton 33,406 tona; Bast Kootenay S9,ei4 tona; nortiwrn district 300 tona respectively. All districts reported a decline. Michel produce. 904 tone ot coke. VERIGIN'S COUNSEL IS BUSY ON CASE HALIFAX, Feb. 15 (CP)—While Petey Verigin remained In detention at lxmlgratlon headquarters, his legal counsel wen drafting .plans tonight to resume tbe oourt battle to prevent the Doukhobor leader's deportation. Immigration authorities must produce Verigin ln supreme court Friday to ahow cause why he shoull be eent b.ck to Russia. It wUl be Verlgln's third court appearance since he arrived at Hall- fax on February 8, after being hurried acroes Canada from Prlnoe Albert prison, wbere he was serving an 18 months sentence for perjury. Face Drastic Cuts VANCOUVER, Feb. 15 (CP)— Vancouver's civic departments are facing the moet drastic reduction ln the city's history a* tbe result ot a sweeping economy program proposed by Aid. O. C- Miller, finance chair- nun, tn b-jt efforts to meet the demanda of the city's bankers—that the anticipated current deficit be cut from $4,500,000 to $1,000,000. This w!U entail reductions in estimates amounting to 83,000,000, beyond the $1,500,000 cute already ordered. Under the alderman* plans, It Is understood, tbe eebool board must arrange Its budget to meet the $700,000 additional cut already propoaed: Several fireballs may be closed or firemen placed on a part-time basis; Police faculties will be curtailed to eaaentjila; park and playground tubds wilt provide only for barest malnten^noe; the library may have to be placed on a part-time schedule; health department estimates will be halved; tbe engineering department will bave to accept another cut of $300,000, and civic grants w.ll be confined only to those actually demanded by law. 'Tomorrow, when the dty council again convenes to consider tbe budget problem, Aid. MUler will submit his program and tell aldermen that lf they accept *tt tbey can bt reasonably oertaln the banks wlU extend credit to cover tbe remainder of tha expected deficit. STERLING AND DOLLAR DOWN NIW TORK, Feb. 15 (CP).—Lower tendencies were displayed by the Canadian dollar and pound sterling on foreign exchanges today. The dollar ctooeoT H oent weaker at 83% cente (United States premium of 19' 4 per cent), after opening stronger at 84 Vi oenta. Sterling ended the day % eent lower at $3.4514 for cables, IU low for the day. The pound opened at $3.43Vi.' It high for the session. BRONKS AND MINERS TIE DFtOMHBLUR, Alta. Feb. 15— (OP)—Calgary Bronks and Drum- __iler Miners battled M mlnutea to a one-goal tie here tonight In the tlrst of a three-game series to decide champions of the Southern Alberta Senior Ar.at.ur Hockey league and tbe right to advanoe In tbe Allan cup playdowna. CONDITION OF CORBETT SAME NTW TORK, Feb. 15 (At).—The condition of Jamee J. Oorbett, former heavyweight boxing champion, seriously IU with a heart ailment, remained unchanged today. A good night's rest enabled htm to recover from a bad day yesterday. JAPANESE PAPER 0HTPUT1S DOWN Increase in Sales in "Foregtn" Paper in Japan By PERCY WHITE1NO Canadian Press Staff correspondent TOKYO, peb. 16 .CP)— There wee a slight decrease In Japan's output of what is called "foreign" paper during the past year, as compared with 1031. The 1983 production reached 1,311,315,000 lbe., a decline of approximately 1u, per cent of 10.268.000 lbe., from that of tbe prevloua year. "foreign" paper is the term used to, describe paper used tor printing newspapers, books, pamphlets, magazines, etc., for parcel-wrapping, snd similar uses, as compared with the paper lndlgenouf to Japan, manufactured largely from bark, and including flng and coarse tissue paper, veUum and other fine art papers. In contrast to the decline in production, tbere w»« sn Increase in sales of "foTeltn" paper ln Japan during 1033, approximating- ey3 per oent, aa compared with the previous year; quantity wae 1,414.787-000 lbs., 85,183,000 lbe., more than in the previous year, which made poaalble a considerable reduction ln tbe stock held over from 1081. The "foreign" paper stocks held throughout Japan at the end of 1933 were estimated at 308,553 bates of 500 lbs. eadh. PRICF OF EGGS UP TO) CENTS Cold Weather Aids and Also Hinders Wholesalers After registering three drops, egg ortbes climbed back two cents this week when the co'.d snap Increased the demand and eased the output. Eggs sre moving to consumption just as fast aa they roll ln now. The cold weather hu also .had .»' tendency to revive the fresh meat movement. milt wholesalers are having tbe adverse experience. Cold weather makes It Impracticable to move the perishable products and as a consequence t o movement Is slow. A oar of rhubarb constituted tbe shipments received here for the week. A car ot floor and feed, one of timothy hay, one of feed and one of oyster shell arrived during the week for feed wholesalers, with the exception of a alight tendency towards a rise In-grain, prices are unchanged'., CURLING DRAWS POR TONIGHT TWIV ROBRFR KILLED IN DUa Conductor Ig Wounded in Stomach Near San Bernadino SAN BERNARDINO, Calif., Feb. ll (AP>.—An unidentified train robber was killed, and Conductor Judd Oastor of Southern Partnc transcontinental train No. 2, was shot through the atomach, ln a pistol duel aboard the train near here tonight. Pred Byers, a passenger from Beverly Bills, was wounded ln the leg. The robber, wearing overalls, appeared ln a forward car of the eastbound train between Ontario and Bloomlngton, about S8 mllea west of here Brandishing a revolver, he herded passengers through several cars toward the rear. Re had taken money and valuables from a number when Conductor Oastor appeared with drawn pistol. There wae a rattling exchange of shots and both meV Ml, the outlaw dead and the conductor critically wounded. A stray bullet struck Byers. The wounded man and the body were removed from the train at Ooulton. The train, combining the Southern Pacific's Bute Limited and Sunset Limited, left Los Angeles early this evening. THE WEATHER TEMPERATURES Mln. Mu. NELeoN ia as victoria • sa <a Vancouver ,.. 34 33 Kamloopa ...., 10 34 Estevan Point , 38 44 Prlnoe Rupert 80 88 Atlln 10' 8 Dawson, T. T 0 6 Beaitla go 43 Portland, Ore 34 48 Sun Francisco 44 80 Spokane ,., 18 38 Prince Oeorge 1- 38 Penticton 10 Vernon in Orand pocks' 6 33 Kaalo 10 36 Cranbrook 3' 30 Calgerv 4 33 Edmonton 3 18 Swift Current 13* 18 Winnipeg 18* 8 Qu'Appell* IS* 18 Nanaimo 84 41 •—Below rero. Forecasts * Nelson and Vicinity—Mostly cloud; and mild with occasional snow. litfD not mm Moves Hoist to Code Amendment OTTAWA. Tatb. It (Of)—A number of dangerous organisations wert operating throughout the length and bre-dth of Canada, Ron. Hugh Guthrie, minister ot Juatloe, told the houn of commons. Re wh speaking on a bul sponsor*! by 3. 8. Woodsworth (Lib., Winnipeg North Oenter) wblch would amend the' Orl-ilnal Coda making leas seven the restrictions agalnat unlawful assembly. It was under thla clause, which Mr. Wood-wort? wished to amend, that eight com. munlete wer* recently sen* »s the penitentiary trom Torontc "We know that then u unrest tn th* Dominion 0/ Canada today of a vary sertoue nature," the minister declared, -n moving that the bill be gives . six months' hoist. He re- terred particularly to the Canadian Labor Defence league. He waa sufficiently aware ot the activities ot that league to know "that It la a Communist Society of Canada operating under another name." ACCIDENT ROUES Th* peak hour for atctdent* in California during lut September tnt found to be between seven snd eight o'clock In the evening. bronchia; troubles SCOTT'S EMULSION of Norwegian Cod Liver Oil ■ Digest When You Take Cold Easily or Are Weak from the After* Effects 6f the Grip MflNTER, the Joyous season of " snow and outdoor sports and festive holidays, means nothing to some people but Just the coming of coughs end colds. A person with thin blood, a sour stomach or a run-down system offers an Invitation to every germ to move In and take possession of the body. Sturdy, vigorous people who keep themselves In perfect health sre not the ones who sneeze and cough from November to March. Don't he the worst peet ot all— the chronic sufferer from colds, who passes germs on to her friends and becomes an unwelcome guest st every party. Dr. Pierce's Oolden Medical Discovery builds up the stomach and the blood so that the entire system feels the beneficial effect. Tour skin clears up, your appetite Increases, and you feel more peppy than you1 have felt ln years. • If you are miserable with bron chial trouble or catarrh this 'tonic strengthen* you snd enables you to fight a battle In which you wlU be the victor. Oo to your Druggist today—before you expose yourself to tho coughs and colds of those around you — and fortify your system against Ills with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery The following curling games beve been drawn for tonight: 7 p.m.—A. Jeffs vs W. Blner, R, Sharp vs J. Oordcn: W. M, Vanoe va W Brown, Horswill vs B. Orady C. F. McDougall vs J. Dvorjetz. I 9 p.m.—Waters vs A. T. Stephen- eon, McKlnnon vs winner of Hors- will-Orady contest. ARROWS CRUSH THE REDS 7-1 TstTLAOZlfmA, Feb. IS (AP)- PhUadelphla Arrows crushed Providence H*_s 7-1 tonight to take tint place In the Canadian-American Hockey league. CAN'T SLEEP, ..'S YOUR NM VIS Minneapolis Grain MINNEAPOLIS, Peb. II (AP) — Flour 10 lower. Carload iota family patents 3.5-4.05 a barrel ln 88- pound sacks. Shlpmenta 31.491, Pure Bran—..50-10. Wheat—No. 1 nor. 41%-4714. No. 1 Bed Dur. 40K-41U; Usy 41%: July ttVs: Bel* -IK. Corn—No. 3 Tellow ao-XUi. Oota-rNo. S White 14-14H. Flax—no. 1 l_mi.-l.10K. KILLS WIFE AND WOUNDS 2 OTHERS THEN SUICIDES OttAND JUNCTION. Colo. Fsb. II (AP.___Rvln Thompeon, 90, shot and killed bis wife Bertha, 94, aerloualy Injured hla st*p-tatber, Oh-rle* Du- vail, allghtly Injured Peter Peterson, farm hand, and then committed sulci Je late today at his ranch home ln O'.en Park. 20 mllee fron here. The tragedy ws_ attributed to a family quarrel. The horns ot animals sre the aame substance biologically as the fingernails of humans. ACID STOMACH IS DANGEROUS Sufferers From Indigestion CUT THIS OUT "Stomach trouble, dyspepsia. Indigestion, sourness, ga>, heartburn. food fermentation etc-, are caused nine times in ten by chronic acid atomach," says a well known authority. • Burning hydrochloric acid develops ln the stomach at an alarming rate. The add Irritates and Inflames the delicate stomsch lining snd often leeds to gastritis or stomach ulcers. Don't dose sn scld stomach with pepsin or artificial dlfsstanta that only give temporary relief from pain by driving the sour, fermenting tood out of the stomach Into the intestines. Instead, neutralise or sweeten your acid stomach after meal* with a little Blsurated Magnesia and not only will the pain vanish but 7our meals will digest naturally. There Is nothing better than Blsurated Magnesia, to sweeten snd settle an add stomach. Tour stomach acts snd feels fine In Just a tew mlnutee. Blsunted Magneala can he obtained from any reliable druggist It Is safe, reliable, essy and p'easant to tier, is not a laxative and. Is not at all' expensive. ^ ^tttomfrl^g €*m|wn£^j{ woovoiATgn tn mav i»nx FEBkUAkY JIM! JALES A MONTH OF nUTyTANDJNG VALUE. Friday-. Bedding, Towel and Linen Sale Continues! Sale of Comforters - Large plump down comforters in rich shades. Size 66x72. The coverings are of fine quality cambric chintz in' attractive designs with contrast panels. FRIDAY SPECIAL, EACH : $6-95 t ttbetm'a Bay QJninpami GROCETERIA Carry and Save Cooking Figs: new Symrna, per lb- -7* Choice Oolden Sweet Cora; No. 3 Una, 1 tor 25' P. A O. White Naptha Soap, 7 for -¥ Fine Sheeting^Hemmed Free 100 yards finest Wabasso Sheeting. Even round thread and crisp linen finish. Really wonderful value ! 72 in., yard.....49c 81 in., yard 59c Hemmed Free, Friday Only. Monarch Paatry Flour. T lb- bag.. J7< Tea per Mk; pkt. 30* GROCERY IS W* Deliver Btransdown Floor; per pkt — 39< Barn's Saneage; pte 1-lb. tin ... 21* Bed Coboe Salmon; per No. 1 tin aj* Blue; No. 1 Japanese, 9 lbs. tor 25' Peas; choice quality, ! sieve 1, per tin ....... 15' Crepe Bedspreads Smart designs in Krinklettc stripes on unbleached grounds. Shades of gold, blue, rose or green. Colors guaranteed. Size 72x90. Regular $1.79. ■'»" FRIDAY SALE PRICE, EACH Chair Seat Sets These sets are of good quality chintz heavily padded. Shaped for seat and back of the average chair. Complete with strings for tying on. Make your kitchen chairs really comfortable. SET i $1-49 59c *A *<** £ Clearance Sale of ▼ Ladies' Cardigan Sweaters ^ Formerly $1.95 $1.00 Made from fine soft yarns In plain cardigan style. So practical for wearing around the house or under your coat. A wide range of shades and sizes. We advise early shopping. MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE BUYING AT "THE BAT* m**m***mr S^ JMaott flatly Jfetoa "Intern, ot British Cotumbt-t Family Nevtpaper" All. IBB NXW8 WHILE II IS NEWS Publish*! ivtry morning ixctpt Sundty by niB NBWB PTOUSHIHO COMPANY. LiMITEO. tl* Boter Strut. Neleon, B. 0 Mtmbtr ol CANADIAN PRESS UMtd Win S-rrlet ADVEHTIfltNO BATH ON APPLICATION ntt Midi mu ot ms tb tbt olflot ot tnp Advtrtlting Annoy ugnlnd by tht CANADIAN DAILT NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION. _. ot wbl-b tbt NUtoc Dtlly Ntwt It t membtr suBac-UFnatt ratts By mtll (country). Ptr month Fir yttr Bv mill tatty), ptr yttr — Ouuide Canada, ptr month Delivered (clt; by carrier) per wuk Ftr yttr _» SO . 6.00 _ 11.00 . It - IM. - at' - 18.00 Payable in idvtnce. Membtr Audit Bureau ot Otrau-ttlon. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1988. Onr Costly Education Nelson has reached a point at which it is certain that the tax-payers cannot continue to bear the burden of present high costs of education, and at which we must also consider if our educational system, insofar as Nelson ia concerned, ls producing results, and if important changes should be made. there ll no good reason for criticism of either present or past school boards for the financial conditions at which we have arrived. School boards in Nelaon from the Inception of the city have worked conscientiously to provide a good educational system, and to make it as economical in cost as possible. Where increased expenditures have been made, they have been made in response to clearly expressed public opinion. But tiroes have changed. We can no more serve champagne on a beer income in educational matters than we can in any other affairs. Our costs of education in Nelson have reached a figure which was too high even in good times, a situation which our school boards have recognized and endeavored, unfortunately without success, to remedy. Now there is no alternative but to make drastic reductions in expenditures, because, with reduced collections from taxes on account of property owners being forced by circumstances to become delinquent, reduced revenues from public utilities, reduced government payments out of motor licenses, pari mutual and liquor profits, and enormously increased civic expenditures for relief purposes, mothers' pensions and other social services, the amount of money available will this year be enormously reduced. And we must not forget that—with municipal prospects for 1983 from a financial view-point considerably worse than they were, for 1932—we are starting the year with a large deficit. It is a time for plain speaking and for facing the facts. . Chairman John Notman of the School Board Tuesday night made recommendations which he estimated would bring about a reduction in expenditures on education of from $10,000 to $12,000 a year. If possible, it should be considerably more. Intelligent consideration of the problem may be facilitated if we have before us some facts and figures. Costs of education in Nelson, covering the census periods of 1911 to 1921 and 1921 to 1931, with additional figures covering the period of the operation of the Junior High school from 1927 to 1931, follows: Cost Total Cost Enrolment per Pupil 1911 $ 82,137.11 821 $39.14 1921 89,414.70 1191 76.07 1927 97,140.72 1218 80.80 1931 116,740.58 1309 89.41 It should be noted that in the figures for 1921 the . city operated the Hume school for seven months. The first five months are estimated on the basis of the average monthly cost of the last seven months. Between 1921 and 1931 the population of the city of Nelson increased from 5230 to 5992, a growth of 14.5%. Costs of education between 1921 and 1931 increased 80%, more than twice as much as the population. Estimating that the population between 1921 and 1931 increased at the same yearly rate as for the decennial period, the increase in population between 1927 and 1981 was 5.8%. The increase in costs of education during the same period was 19%. . Putting it in another way, the increase in expenditures on education in 1921 as compared with 1911 was $57,277.59. The increase between 1921 and 1927 was $7,726.02. The increase from 1927, the last year befft-e the Junior High school was operated, was $19,599.86. These figures are important, because the school board and the public believed, when, the Junior High school was inaugurated, that that development would mean the beginning of the end of our difficulties insofar as school finances and educational progress were concerned. At the time when construction of the Trafalgar school was commenced, Nelson tax-payers and Nelson school trustees had become seriously concerned at the constantly increasing cost of education in Nelson. Commencing with $32,000 in 1911, we had jumped to $49,. 000 by 1916 and $59,000 by 1920, to $89,000 including the Hume school, in 1921 and to $101,000, including $15,000 for the Hume school, in 1924. Concerned as were the trustees regarding the rapid growth in expenditures on education, they were almost equally concerned with the thought that much of the money spent on education was being wasted, through "repeaters", especially at the high school, who were being taught at the public expense for from one to three years longer than the standard period of the h'orh school courses. The Junior High school was offered, 'in all good "Between Ton and Me" By "1.B.C" Ttm boyi In tbe pltoer ctmpt ire tll bet up ovtr tnow llrerdt or something of thtt Mrt. Tbty mutt btvt gotten eome nil pre-wtr ituft. But I wonder If tbey ut ntt pulling tbe wool over toxeone'i tyw. I know tar t fut tbtt hist tfttr Chrlatmu a Ut. Hyde, at the Falls onek cimp, wu looking for snow snakes. Tn, olrl Bt cbutd them, too, but oould never cttdh up, ... It appears thit tbt nm stakes tn bird to dlaUngulth. Tbty tn white ud tbe only miens of tpot- tlng tbtm in br catching a gllmpee of tbeir gnen atrtptt u tbey wriggle ilong through Um mo*. I btvt heard that Mr. Hyde came near cttchlng a mow make severtl tlnee but tfttr shoveling mtny fut of deep mow bt latt the coune tbe reptile hid taken. I went to put Mr. Hyde right. I wtnt to (In blm t chince to gtt even on tbe boys ht It working wltb. I think bt nu been obtains thut tnow snakes tnd litardi fir too long. Ot course perie- verence usually dou tbt trick. But then le a make In the gran tome- when. The neat time tbe oook sett t sntke-or t Hoard ttU bim tbt witer ln bit kettle is burning. ... After tbey are .narrlej the broth- en Thornton ot Tacoma won't have to bother with Jig-saws to enjoy t dlz_y evening. They'U Just ut down tnd Iigure out their relations, • putlmt thty ctn enjoy wltb Mn. Petri Cooper and ber diughter, Mabel. For Oeorge Thomson obtained t licence to wed Mibel, and brother Cheelle a certificate to marry her mother. "That," mused, Auditor c. H. Renscbler, "will nake the brothen stepson ihd ttepttther to etch other. Then the mother will be ber daughter's Hiter-ln-liw. And lt thtn in children by md by, the step-grsnj- motber in aunt by marriage, tnd the uncle t cousin, tbt b-.f-_ltttr tn tunt, tbe—Oh I Cen't you see I'm busy." ... A reporter encountered tn old timer reoently ln Ctlgtry. Ht wu wrapped up to the etn In t muffler and won a fur coat, fur mittens, t fur up tnd overshoes. "Cold?" uked the reporter. "No," uid the old timer. "I'm Just airing theu be tore I put tbem twiy tor tbe spring." "Big change in temperatures, wasn't it?" uld tbt reporter by wty of conversation. "I've seen bigger," uld tbe old timer. "Why, In '8«, or maybe It wu "St It changed go detnti In 10 minutes. Thtt wu In tht middle of Much, too. Wt ill thought thtt spring bad coon, tnl some of tbe boya h-d shaved tod got t haircut Wt wero-standlng by t s.ough when the FtUlur standi now. or mtybe the Burnt building, witching • bunch of ducks swim ting around. Btfon they could get off the witer tbt slough wu fronn solll. We chopped them out end htd fried duck tor dinner for two weeks. "-tone at tbe farcers bid t-lpptd their hones tnd thty htd to put fur cottt on them tm the co.d spell wu onr," bt tided. A queer light bid come Into bit THE NELSON DAILT NEWS. NELSON, B.C.—THURSDAY MORNINO, FEBBCABT II, WM 1 Auction ond Contract Br**tne ay tbt world. Ludlng tuthorlt. MILTON C WORE A CLEVER FUT WHICH MANY MUFFED om »W+4 ♦ IW ♦1-7-4 ♦MM ♦4 Tbt •tbow btnd wu pltyed in t recent duplicate game at tbe Frank- Un Bri-gi club in FblUdelpblt. At every table South opened the bidding with one dltmond, onr which Nortb mtdt tbt farcing call of two spades—unless uilng tbe one-over- one in which cue one spsde wu sufficient. South then bid hearts ta s.iow bU four-card heart ault (tbt _ower-va.ued iult btlng bll before the hlgyrv announced that tbe higher wu cox#o_ed of only four cards). In view of South's shorflng of i sexl-two-sulter, forth did no. .Miltite to bid tlx spades. Tbe result wu dluttrout far the declarer at every table but one. The play at mott tablet wu u follow-: But .ed t -tart wblcb ffu won by South's tee. Tben decl-rer wu fortunate enough to exhaust tht id* vtru trumpi ln thrtt roundt. North ltd tht quun of dltxondt, But cowe.., tnd South won with tbe aoe. South tben led tbe heart king, North discarding hla amall diamond, and tht declirer bid two options tt bit dlipoul. He oould lead a sm-11 dub (rom South, finessing Norths' ten, In tbe hope thit But would not bold tbe Jtck; or lttd clube from the North hind, hoping tbtt the king wu to located that South's q_een would be t winner. Neither ot thus eipcdl ente proved sucoeelful, tnd consequent^ no declarer made hla con- tnct by pitying tht btnd thtt w,y. At ont table tbe contract wu fulfilled by Mrs. 3. K. Trimble who held North's carda. Sht tlected Co pity tht bind upon tbt bull al lettinj East's king win UM flnt dltmond trick. At tbe tdveru dlimondt wen divided ln tbe probab.e manner, three-.wo. thli North wu enabled to dlsc-M two clubs on Souch'i lopg dltxondt wltb the re- •ultabt miking of Ue slam. Thit btnd ll.-stra-es t gtmbl. type o( pity often ovtrlooJMd. It contlste of losing unneoesstrlly t flnt trtck io a to Insure making up t long tutt wblcb lacks complete solidity. THB NBW TRSA8UIW ISLAND OgART—Stlube la tht Oatlty ZX- poet, London. WHAT DO YOU THINK? RESENTS CRITICISM ABOUT EDUCATION tye. "I nmtmber In lto. ar maybe It wu 1(03," ht said, "whtn it wu to oold tbt tyu Iron on tht coyotu tnd dropped out. A fellow snipped tbem eut tnd made t fortune. Tbty didn't know thty wen glut till tht thaw came. I reme.nber—" But tbe reporter haj fled. ' ... II our tlng-ing tou weren't ptoot enough thtt It wu decidedly cool the otber morning, we reoelved no- faith, as a remedy for this situation. We were told, and the arguments presented appeared to be just as sound as those presenting them believed them to be, that the Junior High school would go a long way towards solving our educational problem, and reducing our costs of education in Nelson. Unfortunately, this has not proved to be the case. Our expenditures in 1927, with an enrolment of 1213 pupils in all municipally operated schools, was $97,140.72. This total included about'$1500 which was paid out during the year ln connection with the operation of the Trafalgar school, so that exclusive of the Trafalgar school our expanditures in 1927 amounted to about $95,600. By 1981, with 96 additional pupils enrolled, this 96 being divided among the various publicly maintained schools, our total expenditure on education had jumped to $116,740.58. The year 1981 is being quoted because it conforms to the year of the Dominion census, and because in any event the expenditure for 1982 was approximately the same. It will bc noted that not only has our total expenditure on education mounted very rapidly, but so has the cost per pupil. The cost per pupil in 1921 was $75.07. Between 1921 and 1927, the latter being the last year before the operation of the Junior High school, it had increased by $5.01 per pupil. By 1931, after almost four years operation of the Junior High school, It increased by $9.33 per pupil, to $89.41. The comparison is striking. In six years from 1921 to 1927, there was an increase of $6.01 per pupil. In four years, from 1927 to 1981, there was an increase of $9.38 per pupil. Taking the three full years 1929 to 1931 Inclusive, during which the Junior High school has been in operation, the cost of the High school has decreased from $26,799.67 to 25,648.16. The cost of the Central school has decreased from $83,311.99 to $29,087.68. The cost of the Hume school has increased from $9,990.66 to $11,- 138.40. The cost of the Junior High schcol has increased from $24,752.40 to $81,461.68. The above figures do not include interest or sinking fund on school debentures, nor water and light charges by the city, none of which are subdivided as between the various schools. The Junior High school rday or may not have fulfilled expectations from an educational view.point, popular as it may be with many pupils in attendance. Certainly it has not fulfilled expectations from a financial viewpoint. It would seem, therefore, that our problem to a great extent revolves around the Junior High school. The Nelion Dtlly Newi bis tn bind t number ef letten which trt not properly tuthentlctted by tbt ictufl slgnttum Md genolm ntmes of the writers. Correspondent! mty me t nom dt plaint lor publication, but tbey muit gin their own names u evidence of good Ulth. > Tbl statement that tbt high tchool It turning out dumto-btlli who ctn do '(problemi thtt not one mtn In tblt room could do" wiu bt gneted with liugbter by thou who realln that II Um ftntneU gtnlusu of our tlmi btd only solved their particular problem! S or 10 years ago, the youth of our land would bin t tar different proepect befon tbem today. ■ Nelion bu t gntt miny cltltgni who would h-ve moved to othtr towns long (go If Khool facllltln hen had not been up-to-dttt. Then pennte htve, ln behalf of tbeir children, tbe ltudtble deem not "to keep up with tbe Joneu" but to keep up with, tbe opportunities that thli' world often for their children. One mty aneer tl tbls ptttrntl anbiuon but Mt la be certain of thli, tbtt lf we klU thtt hopt In httrtt of tbt solid cltluni of tbU country in will havo to supply tomt otbtr ln t hurry to take ltt pilot. "And whtn I found thtt tbt price of tbe car—• very powerful motor—wu beyond my puree. In- steid of uylng tblt I could not ifford lt, I began to find, ill tbt fault I could with tbt thing." 0 we ctnnot ifford tbt but In education let us uy so. It la hirdly filr to criticise tbe worth tbt sotrs beyond our retch. T.. P. REPP Pernle, B. 0., Feb. IS, MS. TO tht Bditor of The Nelion Detly Newt: Sir:—The board of tndt went on reoord the other day u protaetinr. agalnat the high cost ot education. Would these business men rathe:- ban the money so spent placed securely within the banker's vaults than ctroulttlng through achool channels Into v-rlout buslneu undertaking! of tht town? ' Tlie slurs on tht quality of education wlll not be taktn seriously by tnybody wbo reallws tbtt never In the hlitory ot the world wen oourses of study more scientifically drawn up nor mon expertly taught. Tbe refennct to the teaching of A. B. Ct—i thing tbtt tbe modem teacher never dreamt of doing tnd yet to-chu reeding ln one-quarter the ttme lt took 30 yetn ago—ihows that the speaker ls unaware of tbl splendid character of our Institutions. tlm of It within t ttw mlnutu o.' nothing our disk. Tht phont ring It wu . business women of our acquaintance. 'Tou mty not believe tblt," uld •ht, add gurgles, "but ont of tbe glrli ln tbe offloe co.ldn't o:me down town untu tht thuwtd out ber fain teeth from tbe glut of witer tbt htd put tbem In lu*. nlgbt! it wu fronn to'M." And tben one of our mill coworkers brazenly dlspltyed a section of mauve-clad leg tbon bit locks, explaining thtt, falling ta find his one iult of Ions underwear, ht btd warn hit pyjtnt trousers instead. ... Noticed here and then—Austin Carter gingerly feeling tbe ndlitor on bit car—Presurab y won'erlng tf It wen fronn—A sack of oorn end grain ln the city police oourt office—Which reo lied thet Chief Alex. Stewart mutt bt feeding tbe duckt thtt former Chief Long used to tide onr the winter montha—W. M. Myen looking over some Valentines ind comparing thtm wltb thou he unt wben be wu t boy- Thorn wen tbe dtyt wbtn tnt box. town's Itt mtn received hundred! of comic ani uroutlo Valentines-- Such u I reoelved—Someone unt me one ebowlng t printer "sticking out" type—He ls i htrd-boUed looking egg—Ruembling printers of tbe eir.y diyi wbtn Fnd Snythe of Crtnbrook wu putting ln bit tlxe —It wu heeded "Betwun you tnd mt tnd oomposltor"—The veree ned: Tou ore ?? true to TYPE. ... A wretched Union table case Tou never otn STICK Tour FORM mokes mi tick And I don't llki tbt look of your FACE. _• « . Evidently tbe Valentine wu eent by mora thtn ont person u tbt writing varies—Howtvtr. htn t food Ume, folk!—rm not m d—Why i wlU known lady of Neaon 'approached me ln the offloe the other day and uld, "Tou are not J.B.C. an you?" 1 replied tbtt I woa- 'Do you write thtt perfectly ridiculous column?"—"I lo," I ..piled— "Don't you rud It"—"No," the n- piled, "1 only read It onoe and tbat wu attar a ;.dy whom I thought wu perfectly nice to know told JM tbi reid It every day"— "1 don't think half as nuch about btr now as I did then"— let . So there you tre, you can't pleeoe all of 'am all the time. URGES 'PRUSTR -TED TO GET OUT WAGON AND FORM SOCIETl To tbe Bditor of The Nelaon Dally Ntwt: Sir: Tour corrupondent "Mill Frustrated" rolau t very nil prob- '.em. Then in mtny iphimei for undlng tbe superfluous mtn Into virtual siivtry. I htvt not nt seen ont tbtt deals wltb tbt girl wbo would normally bt bit wlft. It would tppttr tbtt -ound monty ctllt for largl numbers of people who bin no Inttruti other thtn working to compsnnte tbt gorern- ment tar tbeir keep. Ae tbe young men of Canada appear to be aUtnt, ont would like to suggest "MUl Frustrtted" construct ber covered wtgon ln tbt form ot militant female society who will font Kund money to clem up or get out. I would further suggest tbtt the study tht latest btnk reports ln conjunction with tbt tpeocbu ot our ludlng statesmen tnd gueu whether the hen or tbe egg came tint. BAU, AND CHAIN Kokanee. nb. II, IMS. . AUNT HET "I uud to be scsrtd ol with ■ thre«-d»y be»rt_, but nop. It'i got «o ttw ■UokMt lookln' men tra the one* to watch out for." That Body of You- s By JAMfcS W. BAUTO.S, MD. DEALING WITH M-INTAL ILLNESS Perhape you beve a friend or even eome memoer of your family who le not behavjig Juat Uke him- eelf. tou ere naturally worried ae you dont want him .- her to be confined tn a men a; institution unleea lt is absolutely nc et**tj. _ Ton flrit though here ehould be the family physician who knowa toe. patient well enough to locate the cause of the trouble which may be due to Infection, or to some little mentol kink thet muet be etralght- ened out. In 'most oountrtee now there ts whet ie called elinlce and he.e the patlente miy get all advice needed. If not, there ■ what 11 caned the reception hospital where the patient, usually with hie own oonsent. remains a few days or a few weeks under observation by the physician. If tbe condition is considered serious the patent ts counted by wo phyelc'ses to a mint*I institution, where for;-._nat:lt six out of ten em re-.tor-d to md *1 heth. A oouple of years tgo, e Mental act wu passed in tngand whleh unde.teJcea the ear* of tbe throe * olaeeee of mental patients^ (D Voluntary patient*—a_ny per- STATION L-O-V-E By CRAIG CARROLL .A ...... ......... ...... M'"S UMIISISIU CHAPTEB TWO Judy rou. Sbe knew what a mlo- ropbont wit, of count. And ln tbt middle of t|w studio hung t round, bltck thing, suspended from aordi. 11m mlcropfeone. Bhe walked towtrd tblt, itood In tbi center of tbt enornoui room. Bhe felt like tbt lttt womtn tn tbt world, nu eyu ot tbe otber glrli burned ln btr btck. She held tbt paper, ttepptd t llttlt to ant iMt, tttred tt tht round bltck mlaropbone, "Oo onl" tbt round otn uld. Rlt volot echoed up tnd down tbt walla of tbt big room. "Oo on. A_itonl" 8bt tttnd tt tbt paper. "Oood ornlng." It uld. This It tbt Beauty Builder speaking, ■nry morning tt tblt ttmt hour I bring you tbt newett foote tbout tbt newett fashions, In bttt, Is drum, In shoes, In cosmetics—ell to help you. And every morning— The word, faded out befon ber eyu. Fttt tbt mlcropbont, buk of the glut panel tt tbt ind ot tbt non tbe uw Sick Mason. Bt wt leaning forward, tlmott touching tr glut. Bt wu wiring ont btnd. Bl xe-nt, "Heid lt Oo to lti Sttrtl Show 'eml" Be meant a.. bt uld In tbtt brief talk lut nlgbt. Bt meant, "Ott tbt Job girl. Ott tbt Jobl" Bhe gltred tt tbt mlaropbone. Afrtld of tbtt? Bbt turned t llttlt oa en bul. Bbt glared tt tbt otber glrla Afrtld of tbtmt 8bi threw back btr tbouldtn, put btr bttd btek. "Oood morning." .be Hid, ud tbe wordi sounded strantaly flat tad muffled to btr. "Thli It-tbt Bttuty Builder. Ivory diy—I moon even morning it tblt tome hour. I Mag you tbt newut tutt tbout tbt ntw- tit luhloni in bau, la—* Tbt round mtn wit tugging tt he. ihoulder. Bt wu ooowllng, oonttmp- tuoui, muring. "Thtfi enough I Oo buk Ud tl. downi Oo btckl 00 onl Tou—you bond girl. Oome on. Toutt neitl Snip into tt." Bt moved Judy llgbt-y. "Btt down, youl" Somehow, Judy stumbled icrou tbt room to tbt tbtlr. somtbow, lbt ktpt btak tbt tun tbtt fought to tbow la btr we. Somehow, ihe ktpt htr bttd up, tbt listened, tbt beard tbt bloc-i girl's rare voice; ebe hetrd tnotbtr mot and inothtr, tnd anotuer. And ahe heart. tbt fount mu my suddenly. "That's UL You ctn til go. That's all." Tbt blond gin sttrted to ipttk to tbt round mtn, stopped, grinned, walked out tbe door, confident'u ever, sure at ent. Tbt girl wltb tbe eomptct put mon rouge on her lips. followed. And the others. Lut ot tli. Judy, walking alowly. Ho confidence kept ber -uoulders squire, do desperate gayety node btr unlit. Tbt tern wtn hot ln her eyu. Bbt, hadn't done anything. Oouldn't tven talk into t .ntorophone. Oouldn't even IM wltbout miring up tbt wordt. couldn't— "Judy I Ob—Judy I" It aouUnt bt anybody colling btr. Oouldn't bt. Oouidn't bt. It tbt Jldn't hurry. D tbt didn't ftt out of tbt building, If tbt didn't tlnd t corner, tamewbere onywbtn, she'd ery out to tbtt tvtry ant oould nt. "Judy! Walt, Judyl* 1 _0_W______\_\\\ Dick Mtton ctmt running towtrd btr, down tbt b-U. SmlUtw. "Judy," bt uld tgtln, youtt unlit" ~ It ttittd both btr hands. Sit. poakttbook droppid, but itM didn't mmt to pick It up. Far Dick wu telling bar bcutbltulr, e_wc_!l-t between tbt wordi. "Tou got lti I knew you oould do lti Toa got ttt* Bhe mtntged flntlly to gup, "Oot lt? But I—I didn't even gtt to nrt ill of It. And tbi othert-tbt To bt Contlnutd—To-norrow Oovemmtnt tgenti wbo havo bttn ertdlottlng currant and gaotebet-y butbtt ln northetttem tttttt, to fight white ptw tslittr rutt, found unral buahee growing In treu tt t height tbtt nqulred txttntlco ltdden to retch tbtm. HEALTH MEANS CHARM AND HAPPINESS Sparkling m tS-tailiuliM k of health tnd vitality. Our akin attracts. The healthy Klivt girt ii both hippy and Tttt '"••-••TO" tn doc rctlly ill it wkto lb* ytt wlll IB* - -■- isfs work li doat you trt too tint to inter into tbt Mod bbm tbtt tt wocntoto|oy.Fort_t,ttiitiky, lydlt E. H(_d__a'i VnttaHt Compound It toon up yo_r ftoenl hetlth- Give! you mora pep mora thtt 9* tm, of 109 report lnnnfr Ltt it httt ■ 'imp :.aa__j "BUILD B.C. FATBOLU" ' Quality At the Peak Tbt wbolt tlm iad tDdsovor of FtoUlo Milk tram tbt diy It wu itarted wu to plaet quality tt tht peak tnd keep lt then. Whether thli purpou hu iuo- oeeded It proven by tbe m- erous patronage which even now oontlnuu to grow. Pacific Milk 100* B.C. Owned tad Controlltd PLANT AT ABBOTWOBD ■& Th* Coeur d'AIene Hotel in the Heart of SPOKANE ANNOUNCES Roomi newly furnished throughout in preparation for our usual excellent winter patronage from our friends in Canada. IHRRY-F. GOETZ. Mgr. sons who la onx-ous to submit himself to treatment for mental ill- neu. Be mty leave the botplttl on giving 72 boun notice In wrttng. (3) Temporiry pauent. A parson who is suffering from mental Illness, wbo li llkily to be benefitted by ai-tment, but wbo It unable to upreu himself u willing or unwilling to reoelve euch trettment, mty bt reoelved u e tern* p-rary patient. He mutt bt visited twice t month by two memben of tbe hospU-i ud ctnnot M detained longer tbu alx montha, union bt It to nearly recovered tbat lt it bellevid tbtt toolbar thru months wlll oomplete tbe eun. Tbe tdvtnttgt to tbt temporary patient it tbtt be hu not bun "certified" a* . men si cue. Ud to carries no "stigma" ot mentu disability. (S) Certified patients. Thou certified by p&ysl-l nt u mentally unround. Tli '.ooki like good "protection" tet tye patient, for the ftmlly, mc for the phys'c:in, ud prevent muoh of tho legal tnd oourt pro ceedlngi which lometlme. follow tho best efforts of tbe family or phyilclin ln dealing with mental cssM. The HOTBL COEUR d'Ai.Ni. common ita po|lr> el tnrptlng Ctnldltn money tl ptr In ptymtnt ol room icfommedotlon the loear d'AIene It tbt only hotel ta gpoune I a 11 ut lor yttn ranatilratly maintained thli polity In regtrd to Ctntdltn money. SPOKANE* Wash. Heating Stoves In order to close oqt the balance of our Heating Stovei, we are offering 25% DISCOUNT WHILE THEY LAST! Nelson Hardware NELSON, Company Quality Hardare. aa PW» lo\ Good Shoes at • [Bargain Prices .Shoes at prices to suit every purse. nee), t iw, low W.OT, W.95 Enna Jettick Shoes $i^8 and *C.e5 R. Andrew I vSlCo. NOW FALLS AS WEATHER WARMS Ttmpert-urw climbed back to ill ibove aero Wedneedty tnd tor Wttt tt wtrmtd nifflclently to lew eqow to loll. Ont Inch wu otntod. The tenperoture ettremu on I] and 3d abon. BULKAPPLE VOLUME HOLDS Inferior Apples Shipped in Balk to the Province Badlum la being uaed to detect i«o tn iteel tao thick tar Z-nyi > ht uwd eftectl-ely. VIOTOBIA. B. 0. Ftb. 16. (CP).__ "Frlvttt Tn-ty prlcw London Wtne- wpe Newtowns Spltaenbergs Joni- thint ill I0o_—lto—Man 8.. td.— KB td aooordlng grade. AucUoni London B. C. Wlneinapt Is. td lOt—Jonatnana Ot—111 Amsrtoan Jonethtnt lOt 6d—lis—fancy ud axtra tlto. Hewtowni lit—13s »_ Spltaenbergs Be—its 6d sll grtdw. Auction Liverpool B. C. Mut teas fd Amerlom Newtown lit—ISe ti Delicious m Sd—lti ill grtdw." caloart.—Buolnwi for tbt pwt wttk showed slightly quitter thtn tar tbt prevloua two weeks. Tbe bulk apple vo:ume ll btlng fairly well maintained ewn against w- vere oddi. Some oblppere appear determined to kUl tbe bulk apple de-1 by ihlpplng unoaleable atock. Thli It particularly true of Rome Betuty. Box* arrival ol thli vtr- lety bin looked mon like Qreen- Inga tbu Romw. Tht same com- plaint, though mUder, bu beu tbe cow wltb Wignero. Tbere Is no doubt tbtt tbt very poor appearance of wat ot tbt bulk tbtt It btlng Bhlpped ii cutting tbe volume conslder:bly. Local bothouw tomatou and Bthamio field re- ptckt tn quoted tt „A0. OnttrM ctltry tt MAO ptr crate tnd tht OtUfornlt proiuct tt 9c per pound. WINNIPEU.—WMther Is extremely cold end buelnwt olow. The flnt au ot B. C. rhub.rb la on tbt muket and -uovlng alowly. Babaa-u AS YOU DESIRE ME to insure the youth of your skin Ust Palmolive ...At out soap rich in OLIVE OIL THOSE' fine lines ... thit dty, drawn look ... they betray age! Yon otn keep cheeks firm, forehead smooth, chin free of disfiguring blackheads. Beauty experts tell yoa how to defy the yetn by t daily method ol tkin care bated on the uie of olive oil. OUrt oil I Olive oil enriches, tones, conditions the skin. Ir to a complexion "corrective," beauty specialists say. And over 20,000 specialists recommend Palmolive because It to the one leading soip rich in olive oil. Use Palmolive faithfully fer ten days. Work its fine ftther well into the skin—of face and body. Feel thit fresh, youthful skin texture. See how your mirror reflects that charm, that something which makes you, Of cahada IweEJ you desirable.' it**-—*-*.--.**-* H^ES-I-n "TBB NBLSON DAILT NEWS. NtLSOK. UXr-TttOWAt MOBKDIO, 1XBB-ABT W, IMS" ON THE AtR TONldHT rHe begin to pick up at once and now he'i talking ibout going to business." Bovril. the concentrated goodness of prim* beef, tempts invalid appetites and his the unique power of enabling convalescents to get store nourishment from other foods. Ttken regularly after illness, Bovril helps to reduce the ''getting well" period from wetkstodiys, BOVRIL Givtf Strength Quickly BOO NSTWOBK KHQ • KOW - KIT • BOO • KOMO mo tte ete wo 920 6.-00 Copt. Henry's Show Bolt 1:00 Boun dtnoe music Boron Mutnehttwn (Jtck Pearl) 8:00 Amot V Andy 8:18 Symphony hour 1:18 Howard Thunton, magloltn 0:80 Song Btavtn, Abu' oroh. tolot 10 KM) Newt fluhei 10:18 Johnny Htmp't orch. 11:00 Phil Harris' oroh. 1130 Dollo Sargent, organist 6:00 6:80 6:48 7:00 7:16 7:30 8:00 8:18 8:30 9:00 1:16 9:18 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 1130 KPO NETWOBK KFO - KJB - KEX - KOA 680 970 UM 1470 Oonoert in Rhytbn, MonoLowt Federal bualneu talk Irving Kennedy, tenor John and Ned harm, duo* Tareon ot tbe Apu (KPO) Log o' tbe dty. Dr. L. Crou Myron Nleeley, tenor Ootav. Boy Cohen Murder Myit Sodtro't NBC orch. fr. N. T. The Goldbergs, strip Whispering Jtck Smith (KPO) Synoo-Thots, piano duo. Vlnoent Lopes' orch. , • Rillroad stories, Wlbur Hill Ship 01 Drttmt oroh. soloists Ptclflc Serenodere tnd orcb. Tom Oerun'i orch. COLUMBIA NETWOBK KVI • KFBC - KOIN • KSL • KOL 670 610 940 1130 1J70 e.oo Bulb. Bttlng 6:18 Lorry Funk't orch. 6:30 Col. Stoopntgle tnd Budd 7:00 Tbt Songomltht fr. Kin. Ctty 7:18 Keyboard vorietleo. fr. Kinase 7:30 Tbe Boewell sletere 7:46 "Myrt end large" fr. Chicago 6:00 Symphony oroh. 8:30 Isham Jonu' orcb. 9:00 Bddle Duchln's oroh. 9:10 Leon Beletco's orch. mo k cjob 247.8 IB VANCOUVER 800 W 7:16 BOb Roots 730 Laddie Wotklo 7:48 Ted Willla.no BrOO Avalon Trio 8:30 Wreetllng 291.1- 1080 k CNRV ra VANCOUVER 800 w 6:00 popular recordlnga 6:80 Symphonic period 7:39 Time signal 7:11 Newi Herald 7:30 Musical pgr. 8:00 Jean Coultbetd, pltnlit 830 Bun ttrtlat 8:80 Provlnoe Tllllcume 9:00 Profeoolonal lnitltute 610 k SAN FRANCISCO 8:00 Qlobe betdllnu 830 Dick AUnodt, organ 9:18 Unknown hands 9:30 Kb tnd Zeb 10:00 BlKjuick btnd 10-05 Tid Flo-Rito't orcb. 11:00 Dtnclng wltb ttoro 12:00 Midnight hour 4913 a 1000 w 1080 k KNX HOUYWOOB 6:00 News 6:18 Oeell tnd Sally 6:30 St tnd Emer 6:48 Future pgr. 7:00 Frtnk Wittntbt 7:16 Marlon Mtntfleld 730 KNX enwmble 7:48 Ouordamen 8:00 Froit nport 8:01 Orgtn conctrt 6:15 White ind Edmunds 8:48 Oolden Mtmorlu 9:00 Newt ltemt 9:18 Crockett Mountelnwn 9:30 Lubo-likl Violin cbotr 10:00 Idyllt 1030 Orgtn conoert Will 1130 k KSL S6U m SALT UKE CITT 80,000 W 7.-00 yam. Fun. ttortet 730 Onay Crystal!, E. T. 830 Doctor Jordan 9:00 situation by rtdlo 10:00 Covey'i orch. 10:30 Tod Flo-ttlto'o oroh. Society to oooductod I ~\M <*** i. British Broadcast THURSDAY NIOHT, FEBRUARY 16. Empln trmimltter, Dtventry, lag. 31.80 meten MM k 49.89 meten 6060 k Ptclflc That 5:00 Tlmi signal fr. Big Bin. Bound tht Brltltb ulu with t microphone, t reolttl of gramo- pbont records, by Chmto- pher atone 630 The week In Wutmlntter. t talk. 8:48 A Sonata rtclttl: Elale Owes vlo.ln and Kathltin Thompeon pianoforte. 6:16 The World and Ourselves, i talk by Mr. Vernon Bartlett. 6:30 Interlude gramophone recordi 8:48 Ntwi bulletin. tomatou in In liberal aupply tt 83.00 tor repacks. Potatoes tn being brought ln by truck tnd tn In moderate supply it 80c per 90- poundi. Manitoba onions on quoted tt 11.35 per 100-welght for No 1, ud B. C. onions, No 1, tt 13.00. Hothouse cucumben tn coming In by expreu tnd telling it M-SO Ptr doun. Ctr recelpte Ior tbt put wttk Include twelve bulk tad four box tpplu and one car ot rhubarb from B. C, tm can of tomatoes ttom Wut Indlu and ont oar ot celery from Ontario. CARLOAD EWES ORDERED BY DEER PARK FARMER DBBR PABX. B.C., Bib. 15-- Mra. Oeorge Brlggeman Jr., lo vlaltlng with ber brother aad hla ftmlly In Roultnd.- Mn. 9. Bomtntk bad t chimney nn Hit WMk. mtklng tbe second tin within t wwk, tbt flrtt being thtt of C. Schwartetnbauor'o bouw. Thlngi an brightening up In Deer Park. Nt Hturblln bu odver- Uied tor i carload of iwu. O. WlUltmion li cltanlbg tnd calclmjnlng hto house. The wharf ropilrtng tt progneelng, tht work being divided tmong the nllef worktn. ROBSON LADIES TO MAKE RUGS Institute Hub an Agricultural Session and Tea ROBSON. B.C.. Ftb. 16.—Thi ftbruiry muting of tne Women'i In- * tute wtt beld tt tht homt of Mn. Fow:er, wltb . 'orgi ttttadtnee, practically tvtry lady In tht mlley being t member. Tbe president, Mrs. Carter, wu ln tbe chtlr. It wu decided to replenish tbi lnitltute dishes tbit htd bttn brokin tt different timet. An tnterutlng discussion oe various pbuu of rug-making took plaoe. partly mtdt rugs btlng ibo-re, and t dimonstrtttoa will bt glvtn tt Mre. J. Woldlt's homt by Mlu M. Moesu pf Ntlton. Tht agrlcu'.ture oommittee took oborge of tbe muting. Mlu F. Perrln read Interutlng igtncti on tht tgrlculturtl tttutttin u It wt_ in pre-war dtyt and it It It now: Mrs. O. Bqulret took u htr mhlict. "Tbt Making and Oan ot a Bock Oarden." bearing eopeclolly on tbt sltuitlon ohown, tht kind of rook tnd thl soil. Mra John Wildle ung "Tbt Btrefoot Boy." Ttt wu wrved by the hostess, uslsted by Mn. Miller. How to mtkt MASHED POTATOES more delicious Here it a recipe for glorifying tbe lowly potato, thtt ii rare to meet with popularity even in the mott exacting of families. You'll love the smooth texture, deliciour creamy taste and snowy whitenew of mathed ponton, with Nntlt'i Evaporated Milk. Tht creamy coo- sitttncy of the milk itielf it imported to the potatow. riving them an unusutlly fine body ana flavour. About four timtaat much milk rubmnce can be Includtd with Nutl.'i Eviportted Milk it when market milk it uted—toother good way of putt inr more milk in food—alwaya importan where children are concerned. Mathed Potatoes fl Potatoes (medium sin) Salt 3/8 lap Neotll s Kv.por.t_d Milk Pepper. 11 dnlred Boll poUtoes la faduu. Remove .Idas and mMh. Add Ne.tU'1 Ev.por.ted Milk, Boat until whit, .no* fluffy. Add more Nettlt'i tvofKir-t!d Milk If required. Seo»o Willi sah sad pepper If desired. Pile llgbtly eo a bat disk YUmi 6 ssyvfan. Misaed pot.toM prtaaret with Km-: EnporstU MilVorc easily m<*M lata potato cobs and they -.own b-.-tltnlly This oolu t totll) nttun. Ihdudlng rtoep- tloot. private interttfnmtntt. wtntroug in tblt column Ttlt- Phooi Mr. vigntux at bar home. Tuterdty afternoon Mn. Mc P. Dumb. SUlct ttmt, tnttrttlntd lnformtlly tt tht ttt hour wbtn tbt wtt twitted hy Mn. Jamu Mo- Ordgor wbo presided tt tht tit urn. ... Mr. tnd tttt. J. B. Dtlt havt trrlved trom Vintounr and taken up reeldenoe In the Kerr tptrtmenti. ... Mn. A. P. McDontld of South Slo- cta wtt a wotnt vnitor to town. ... T. Wlllltmtoa, Pnrr.li.tovi soolo in- opeetor wltb httdquerten In Ptn- tlcton. tptnt yuttrdty in tbt olty. >-- ... J., B. MtrtlivUlt of Ntw Dtnvtr wu a reoent vltltor to town. ... Trinity church Womtn'i Mlulon- ory toclety memtgn wen hMteuu it a .mart Valentine tea Tuudiy tfternoon In Trinity church parlora. Mn. O. B. Sparku and Mn. A. O. Umbert wtn joint oonvenen. In connection wtth the tet tbe Mlulon band lupervlud Um candy booth undtr tbt Ittdtrtblp ot Mn. W. A. Wut. Tbt culinary tablt wu ln charge Of Mrs. Robert Bunion. Tbt tet table Wit dtlnty with lte center of t illnr candelabra holding red lighted tapen iround wblcb were Valentine favors. Tbow acting u servlteurs wtn Mn. O. A. Only, Mn. T. P. Griffith, Mn. Norman 0. atlbbe, Mn. W. B. Steed. Ma. J. J. Prench tnd Mri. Btrtbt M. Slmrni. Mn. Walter C. Kettlewell proved t oeptbli oatbltr. The guutt were rewind by Mn. T. Z. Blggtnbotbtm and Mn. D. D. Townund. .". . • Mre. I. A. Meltnder, Medlotl Arte optrtnjenti, nturntd lut night from Spoktne wbtn tbt bu been vltltlng ber mother. • o • Among, .hoppers to tbe olty yuterday wen Mr. and Mn. N. Down- bergei ol Htrrop. ... Mr. Rogere. cotl mining min of Ctlgtry, tptnt yetterdty tn tht city. ... Mlw Balne DeWltt, wbo hu tpent unrtl t-eeki In Neleon tbe guwt af her unole tnd tunt, Mr. tnd Mn. J. O. Bunyan. SUlct street, bit nturntd to tbt Quwn mine wben her parenta rwlde. i m . . Owen NUbtt hu left for Vanoouver wben be hu recently been trimferred. ... > Ctpt. J. Angus McDonald, Hoowr itreet. It t pitlent la a Vinoouver hotpltal. oot Btv. Ptedtric St. Dealt, who otflclited it tbt Pint Pretbyterlon church over tbe weekend, nturned to ble home In TttU ywterdiy. While ln town Mr. St. Dents wu th. guut of Mr. tnd Mn. J. N- Mty, Houiton ttrwt. Btv. J. Youngson, putor of tht Neleon ohurch, replaced Mr. St. Dtnlt in TnU. ... Mr. tnd Mn. Noel Bacchus ol Blrchdale ranch, near Kaalo, an guwte at tbo bant of Mr. tnd Mrt. B. D. itweon, Stanley itntt. mm rm -^liWfi^WiiiM^[Miiw^l_h-i__iiBMM_^_jm____m_^iHa[ QrMeagher Vc> 607 Baker St. Phone 200 Special Clearing Prices on Better Grade Goats Regular valuea to $49.50 each. These are garments from the better class of manufacturers. Ail are beautifully tailored of the finest quality materials and with heavy silk linings throughout Mostly fur trimmed but there are a number of travel coats in the assortment Sizes 14 to 42. SALE PRICE, EACH $24.96 Early Spring Millinery Here are new modes that have been designed for Spring. This charming group includes fabric and fancy braid ... small hats that dip low in the front and turn up in the back with ribbon trimmings either directly.in front or high at the back. Get one of these new hats to freshen your late Winter wardrobe. EACH $4.50 TO $6*5 ROSSLAND KEEPS FIRE BRIGADE Effort Made Redan It; Coun. dl Gets School Estimates 25 Tears Ago (Itom Tbe Dally Newi of'February It, IMt) Tbt Rowlind hockty tela hu refuted to pity Neleon on neutral lw but haa challenged the locals ta play a game at Rowland for WOO. Thla tht locals refuw to do. Unless the game Is played on neutral lw Rowland forfeit! ill righto to tbt playoff. ... Howird Bush tnd Bl-abetb Brady both ot Noloon. wen mimed ytt. terdty In St. Ptul'i churoh by Rev. J. T. Wrguion. ... The Queen mine hw completed tht Installation ol 10 ntw sttmpt to IU mill. ... Machinery (or tbt Hewitt mill tnd trmwiy It ntdy but lt will not be installed until tbe enow row. 20 Years Agt (Iron Tbt Dtlly Niwi of Ftbruiry 16, ntsi Fnd L. Irwln. ssslotant city oltrk, wu an Stturdty appointed eeentary ol the Nelaon aohool botrd. too. Optloni of Ntleon proptrty Involving t totll of onr Moo.ooo bw betn taktn by Winnipeg tnd Moaw Jtw ospltalloti. Tbty Include tbt Bodega saloop, Cramers bowling alleyo, lote oo tbt oorner ot Btktr and Hall camprlilng ntttunnt, grocery tton tnd woond hand 'oton, Lakevlew hotel, tbt location of tbt Old . CurloUty -hop, Turnir-Beoton block. Sttrltnd thenar block, tbt Hibdtn blook and many othtr propertlw. • 0 . O. D. Blickwood's rlnk won tbi Bunytn cup coapttltlon ot tbe local curling boniplel Juit completed. StitloUci of deatha from varloua dlwuw tnd from accidents lttd to tht oonclualon thl. pu It letting better control of girmi to-dty than of automobllw. ROSSLAND, B.C.. Fob. IS.—Rowland ratepayers will receive six per oent lnterwt on til taxes paid btfon tbe end of* April. The bylaw providing for thli rewind lto thrw read- Inge tt tbt mwtlng of the oouncll Mondty evening. A powlble cutting ln city expenditure! and every deportment wu under nvlew In an enduvor to find tomt wiy ot reducing ex- pehtw. A euggwtlon to do away with a paid lln department and depend on volunteers wu hotly debated, tbl consensus of opinion being thtt tuch a movement would be "penny wlw and pound loolish." since It would mean an immediate raiting of the Insurance ntw throughout the city, Tbt wonttry ot tbl school botrd, J. A. McLeod, presented the school botrd wtlmttw Ior tbt current year, amounting to M7.4S8. Then wu t good bit ot ttlk ovtr thew, but Aldermen w. O. Moro.snU William ArTowsmlth. who in school truatew u well, -enured tht council tbat thwt estimate! hava been pond to the bono. Tbe wtlmatw inn nftmd to tbe llnance oommittee, with a rtoommenditlan that every powlble effort be made for further eoonomlea. Alderman w. O. Man wu appointed to represent the city at the innual mwtlng af tbt Union of Brltltb Columbia municipalities. If .Mr. Mora's duties wlll permit of hi! tttendtnw. Wben tbe Royal Ftmlly of England travelo on trains, about forty men. aooompany It. These Include ten mechanical and technical expert! wbo tn ready to repair tbe train ln caw lt break- down. ooart. I. Dill lelt ywterdiy for tbt NOTMAN CRITICISED CITY COUNCIL, NOT TRUSTEE W. E. COLES In tbt report m ye_terd»y'i Iwue of tbt Ntlton Daily Ntwt regarding the eebool botrd meeting, W. Z. Coles, one of ttM trust iw wu credited In mtklng t etttirnent thtt wit made by the Phal*»ntn John Notman. Tbt error occurred owing to tbe lumping of t ptragrtpb in the original copy The trustees won dimming tht board of tnde naoiuttou ind tbt nport ahould have nod— W. I. coles, decltr-d tblt Mr. McHardy, In bit botrd of irade rtcommindit.on, btd itated that the eohool botrd tack all but tdooo and did not mention granta. "Mr. Notman replied thtt Mr. McHardy wu onw mayor of NtUon tnd hi katw thtt only to muoh taxation went Into gtntttl purposes. He wu blindfolding the publla "The rennue front tbo publlo utilities remedlw ell that. I in •urprloed that tbe olty council ww not gentlemanly enough to ahow tbe public tuch faota when tbe matter trow," be wld. The United Statw bu t rice crop of over htlf t million toni an Interest Moratorium VANCOUVT5R. B. 0., Fib. II (OP) — City Khool teachen, elementary and high, meeting considered propoud further reduction by the elty ln tbe -chool estimates of 1700.000. and endorsed the ittnd ttken by the botrd of tchool trutteet fivorlng t moratorium tad reduction cf Intereet on Interntl dtbte of borrowed money to tew tha burdta of taxpayer.. Tbe reeolutlon poind by tbe truatew uked tbe "ally oouncll to petition tbe government ot Ctntdt to put Into effect t moratorium on tbt payment of prlnclp I tnd 35 ptr cent reduction from tbt ptymtnt ot lnttnit on our internal dtbtt of borrowed money." Tbe truatew following t oartw af oonfartnew wtn of tbt opinion thtt U thi proposed additional aut It made Ui thi wtlmttw It would bt nsws wry to olow taint of tht tohoolt is fundi available wen uwd up. A novelty it tbt BrltUh textiles exhibition ln London thla month wtll be cotton cloth which lookt and bthlvw like leather. Thrifty Housewives Buy Quality SALADA" TEA " "Frcr. from tkt G.rdcm" NESTLES EVAPORATED MILK eUtad't-Wartd-sLmrtmlPr^mtmttadlm,. ./Omtmaml mmt ImtmmaaJ MM. 1-3 Ten Yeors Ago (From Tht Dtlly Ntwi of Fthmtrt 16, IMJ) Over -00 sticks of dynamite wtn uwd ta tn attempt to bloat t cbtn- nei tn .the lw for the government ferry tt Nelion yetterdty. ... Tbt Bull Rlnr powtr plant burne. Tuudiy, Htvlng tbe town In dtrk- Thi innual lw htrvwt tt Mirror ltkt ww conp.ited lut wttk whin the tilth barge of lw wu taken out, mtklng t total of tj ctn for tbt oeeton. ... Hilton wnlor hockey team bett Merritt a-l ln tho flnt gime of the provincial pliyofl ben lut night .... Tbt big iteimer Natookln wblch Iron In tbt lw too yarda beyond [the thlpytrdi ywterdoy le etlll fut. Tbe paawngers hid to wtlk onr thi |ce to tht there. Nothing oan bt dont to reioao. tbt bait until tbt wind chintw. OREGON WEATHER IS VARIED POUTLAXD, On.,-F»b. IB <AF>— Oregon oxpe.lenced i vare.y of weather wltb enow plawe working steadily to clear ratdi In oaateru ' Oregon while wwtern Willamette | valley enjoyed warm rains mingled with ounibtne. Just like Quaker? Impossible, Madam! Quaker Oats it richer, better, because it's made by aa exclusive process Cooks In 2H minutes 2 Itindi—Rsjwisr ind I CANADA Q**« nttt'-V better because of : *\ —Tht un of choicest oab. O—Better favour due to toasting through 10 different ovens. Q —Furthtr enrichment by Sunshine Vitamin D through irradiation ... an exclusive Quaker feature. Cu. Ptttnt No. 29113-' Economical . .. Costs only ont third of a tint * disk Quick Quaker WITH OR WITHOUT ENGLISH CHINA H„ . _____________________ FINANCE LISTS RECUPERATING More Cheerful News Aid to the Stock Market Listings Br JOHN L. COOLEY Associated press Hmnriii writer NBW YORK, Peb. IB _AP)-F_n- ancUl mwk«i nursed some tender ■pot* todey. but there were numerous eigne of recuperation from yesterday's bruises. A more cheerful appraisal of the Michigan bank situation, rising steel production, firm wheat quotations and Irregular recoveries In ths bond list lent a hsnd to stocks whose movement, with some exceptions. wu narrow. The net result of a quiet' trading period was a amall average net loss whloh, incidentally, meant a new low for the yesr. The market this week has sagged back to the levels of last summer, thus penetrating the bottom level ot the autumn-winter range. Utilities were the chief sufferers tn a session thftt saw volume eut tn half compared with Tuesday's turnover. MINING MARKET STAGESJECOVERY Noranda Leads With a Gain of 1.20 TOStONTO, Feb. IS (CD—Thl mining mirket recovered lte rosy tint ln today's opentlon!. Tbe market pursued t steedy upward coune while trading topered off. Volume wot 990,000 eheree. At 3..50 Ltkt Shore WM up SO. Dome gttned SS to 17.35, Hollinger 40 to 7.78. Molntyn 1.10 to ttto. Pioneer 30 to 5.50, Wrlgbt-Borgnovao SS to 4.70 ond Teck-Hugbes 15 to 4.80. Noranda mtde the biggest oovery for tbe dty, moving up 1.20 to 34.85. while Nickel closed 45 better ot 9,4f. Smeller gtlne wen mode by Palconbrldge, Sherritt ond Hud- eon Biy. New York Stocks Allegheny — Allied Chemical Am Ctn An For Power Aim let Am Smelt dc Bet Am Telephone High 114 81V. 5714 6'i S 13% 101% Am Tobtcco S8H Anooondt 7 4_H 40 H SH 10% SH SSH 88% SS SH SH .Atchison Auburn Motors Baldwin B ii O __ Bendlx Aviation Beth Steel 13H Cinodo Dry SH 0 P _ 10 Cerro de Puco ,',, C A O 9SH Chrysler 11% Com At Southern 3H Con ott it T .... StH Corn Prod Dupont Butt-tan Kodak Bee pti Brie Ford Xngllib — Ford of Conodo Flnt Nit Stont Freeport TeiAe Oen Moton ._ Gen Eee Oen Food! _ Oold DtWt Goodrich _.._— O N Pfd O W Sugar ___ Howe Sound __ Hudion Moton Int Copper Inter Nickel _... Inter Tel t, Tel Jewel Tet Oo _ Kelly spring .... Kenn Copper .... Kreege 8 B Lehn ts Fink _.. Mock Truck ... MUwtu.ee ptd Nosh Moton .... Not Dairy Prod N T Central __ Pte Ooo Is Bee Pock Motors ... Pena R B PhlUlpe Pete .... Pun Oil SH Radio Corp 4% Radio Keith Or IH Rem Rend SH B I _ 4 Site Stone 54 Shell Onion .... 8 Col Bllson .... B P Stand Oil Col _ Stand OU Ind .. Stand oil N J _ Stewart Warner Studebaker SH Texas Corp IS Texas Oulf Sul 33% Tlmkeu Roller .. Union Carbide Colon Oil Col United Aircraft U P U S Pipe & Tlfi U 8 Rubber U S steel _... Vanadium Steel Weet Bee _ WUlyo Over Yellow Truck _ Low IH 78% SSH SH 4% ,13% 100'.. si% SH 41% 3«H 6% 10% SH ISH 8% »% «H 37% 11% % At SSH SS% 54% 4H DOW JONES AVERAGES .04 .07 .39 56.71 off 27.84 off 20 utilit.es .._■ 28.97 off ' TBB NBLSON DAILY NEWS, NtLSON, -LC.-THTBSDIT MOBNINO, rBBBCART IS, MM LONDON CLQSE BOND TREND IS MOST IRREGULAR NBW YORK, Feb. It (AP)—Bonds followed o highly irregular tnd pan- fund tnnd todiy through tha clouds which overhung tht mirket on Tundty wart largely dlitlptttd by reassuring statements regarding the Michigan banking situation. Trane-Ctono totllltd 10.4994100 against 114.514.000 yesterdsy. Tteoi- ury Issues, which sbsorbed bttvy seUlng on tbo previouo dty, cloaed from 1-16 _- 5- lfl of o point higher. SMELTERS UP THREEPOINI. Listings Make Uttle Headway at Montreal MONTRBAU I-b. IS (CP)—Montreil otock exchange listings nude Uttle ho-dwty todty. Moit of tbe Imum effected by yesterday's selling won mode up port of their losses, however, ond only one of' tho to- called pivotal stocks wu ln tht losing ooiumn. Soles totalled nightly lees thtn 8000 shores. Consolidated Shelters mada up half of yesterday's six-point olump, odnnclng three points to 81. International Nickel added % ot 8%. Braslllan wot unchanged tt SH while Canadian ptclflc cloted % lower it 11%. Vancouver List 48% SSH IS ISH SSH 14 4H S 10% T A VA 7% SH IH SH SH ISH 1S% 3'i 1S% 1S% 17% SSH SH 17% SH 4% 34H ISH 23% 35% 3% 47% 33% 1S% IS 38% 4 ■H S 7% «H IS . 33% 10 33% 73% 8 8% 37% HH 38% H s SH s% IS »H 13% IS 17% 37% 3 ISH S% 3% 4% IH 3% 33% 4% 34 15H 33 35% S 3% 13% 33% 15% 23% 31% 72% 8% 28% 11 28% H 2% Cloee "» 78% SSH 8 4% 13% 100% SSH «% 41H 40 SH 10% SH ISH SH •H 7 27H "H 1 48H. SSH SSH «H 4% SH s SH 47% SSH 13% ISH SSH 14 4% • »% 7 4 SH 7% SH 38 IH SH SH ISH IS 2% ISH ISH ITH 28 3% 18% SH SH 4H 1% SH 4 SSH 4% 34 18 23% 21 25% SH SH ISH 32% '18% 23% 10 22 72% 8 3%_ 28% 11% 35% H 3 MINIS Bid Big Mmourl - .18% Brtlornf _ IM Coaat Copper 3.00 Oeorge Copper to Otorglt River .03% Golconda .....___.. .17 Ormdvlrw _04 Int o * O .10 Kooteniy Florence .._ .00% Lucky Jim .01% National Sliver Nobla Fin Pond Oreille . Pioneer Oold Porter Idaho Premier Reno Oold Sllvercre.t Wellington .17 l.M .03 30 MV .13 .01 OILS A P CanaoUdotad C and B Lands Common wool th Dalhouola ______ Eoatonot . ....___ Freehold -_ Home OU - McDougall segur Mayland - Mercury McLeod Okalta ntw Boyalltt Stirling Pielflc .03 .IS .08% .28 06 «.7S .14 Winnipeg Grain Metal Markets NBW YORK. Ftb. 16 (AP)-Cop- per quiet; Beotrolytlo epot 6; future 8%. ' Tin barely Heady; ipot tnd nttr- by 23.50; futun 33.85. ' iron quiet, unchanged. . Lead dull ipot New York S.OO; Boot' Bt. Louie 3.87. Zlno steady, Boot St. Louie ipot ond future 2 82. Antimony 6.75. At London, oopptr atandord apot £38 St, futun £38 10s. Boctrdytlc, ipot (33 10s. future £33 15s. Tin ipot £148 100; futun £148 Ss Load apot UO So Sd; future 110 7s et}. Zinc spot £13 13i Sd: futun £13 171 fld. Stock Attempt at Effort Only Partially Successful Among Interllsted TORONTO, feb. 15 (CP)—etock exchange listing! made a halfhearted ittempt to recover [rom tbe •ell-off vhlch developed yesterday following the closing of bank* In Michigan, but tbe effort wu only partially auooessful among lnter- liat4>_! aharea. Both Pord "A" and Nickel ahowed galna, the former % and the Utter H, bat C-PR. finished >i down snd Braxllisn unchanged while Smelters gained two points. Nickel trot again under jccu-nulaUon, cloae to 4000 shares changing handa. Deman.,. for British American Oil, whose shareholders beld their an- nual -nesting this afternoon, was much Improved but tbe advanoe tu ot the merest fraction. Internatl-ma. Pete gained .1 ln very light trade and Imperial just held Its ground tt 8'i. AUTO COMPANY IN RECEIVERSHIP TOLEDO. Ohio, IWb. 19 (AP).- Tbe Willys-Overland company waa placed In receivership tbls after- •too. John N. Willys, founder of the company, and L. A. Miller, its president, were appointed receivers by Judge Oeorge p. Hahn, - CUSTOMS AND EXCISE REVENUES DECREASE OTTAWA, reb. IS (OP).—Cuttoms tnd excise revenue of Conodo shorn l decreooe of 814,868,834 for tbe elapsed 10 months of tbe present riecal yeer oo compered vntb tbe correepondlng period lilt yetr. The 10 month period ended with Jsnu- •17 SI. LOUDON. r*b. ti (API—Sr-t-itn Traction S10V4; Canadian Paclfle Sltf4; Hydro .Baa 88; mil Nickel Sll; Brlt Am Tob U%: DiitU-m M, Sd; Dunlop Rubber 33!; Bee A M ind ord 8s; Ford Ud 18s 4%d; Hudson Bar 171 Sd: Imp Chem SSo IHd; imp Tob 94o 4%d; Brit St. per aent War -» tmt,',: Brlt 4 ptr cent lain iBflO-oo ,£100. WHEAT VALUES SHARPLY HIGHER i_ Better Feeling In Financial Lists Boosts By JOHN P. BOUOHAN Assocated .Press Mirket Editor CHICAOO, Fob. 16 (AP)—Indiot- tlono of mora cheerful feeling. In flnsnelal clrclee led to a oharp advance of whett values to_e_r. Active buying of wheat for future delivery woe much In evldenoe tha greater Diet of tht tnu. but after prices hid bulged 1", canto selling pressun lncteajtd. ond fractional setbacks ensued. The enlarged celling woo attributed to governmant- sponsored agencies rnd to llquldt- tlon of May oontract!. Wheat closed unsettled. %•% ibove yea'erday'i finish, corn ' t shade to Vs up. otto %-% odvanee. nnd p-ovalono unchanged to five cento off. : ■ Toronto Stocks Arno i—. 1 AJog ....... Amulet A P Coneo'ldatod Ashley • : Bom Mattli ___ Btrry Hollinger .... Big Missouri C snd E Lands . Chemical Reoeorch _. Clerlcy _ ____ Dome _ Eldorado -.* faloonbrldge Oranada Home Oil ;_ Howey Hollinger .— Hudson Bay ........... International Nickel Klrkland Lake Loke Bhon Manitoba Basin Molsrtlc Mclntyre _. Mining Corp — Mayland Murphy .- > Newbec Nlplasing — Noranda .... Pend Orellle — Premier Oold _i San Antonio _... Sherrlt Oordon Sudbury Baaln Sterling pacific Stodacona Tech Hughes . Vlpond _. Ventures Wright Horgreiveo Woita Ackerman ... . Mit AS . .18% .08 . 1.3S SO . .16 . .15". 33 AS j01' . 17.16 . lti . ,30 1.7J jOS" .80 . 7.7S . 8.65 . s_u> . .41 . S8.70 ate, . .01% tn 38.78 . 183 . .17 •01'- .04 . 1.67 . 34.75 . tto' . .71 . 1.00 . .40 . .71 . .IVA . 1.63 . .04*4 . 4JS4 XI 1.13 4.68 .7S PIONEER GOLD ADVANCES 15 Prices Hl(her at Vancouver Market VANCOCVBR. Fob. 16 (CP). — Prlceo wen higher on tbe Vancouver atook exchange today and tome ■took! managed to regain mott of ynttrdty'i looses, pioneer Oold advanced 16 canto, Cloalng at tM, Ventune gained 8 Mnte at 1.13, Premier Oo'd 8 cents at .71, Bnlorn- 3 oent, it 188 ind Reno Oold 1 cent it .71. 'International Nickel oold at 8.50 tod "cloeed at g 35. SO oenta abon yesterday's clots. Oeorge Oopper loot 8' canto at to and Big Miaourl waa down Vi cent at .18(4. In tha oil! C. tnd B. advanced 3 cente at 3S and Moylom) 1 tt 19, Sterling Ptelfla tnd Onlted each loot % oent ot 14 ond 6 respectively. Selee totat.ed 77,760 shores. Partially Made I> Encoura^ino; Reports Find Little Response wnnniTO. rib. u <cp; -wiry oi subsequent developments fron yet- terdty'i sudden drop tn prlceo traders on tbt- Winnipeg groin 01- chinge todey filled to take full td- vontoge ot eocour-glng repcrte from variouo oouroes. Support petered out In cloelng nlnutn ond voluee, cooing from earlier one-net gains, recovered only half ' ot yeaterday. one-cent decline. OOod overnight export ealao, firm outalda mtrketi tnd ocarclty. of of- ferlngo oil of which normally In.uc atrong upswings, were partly nullified by the olow tndlng. M y future cloeed at 47%. July at 48% tnd October tt 60 centa. an tl - around half-cent advanoa: inion Lire Stock WINNIPEO. Fib. 16—Recelpte 78* cattle. 186 calves, 1,188 hogs, 190 Deep Btee.o—Oood and choice S.33-4. Heifera—Oood and cho.oe S-W-75 Fid calvaa—Oood ind choice 4.00- SM. - Cowe—good tsd choloe 3.36-60. Csnners md cutters 75-156. Bulls—Oood 1J0-75. Stacker and feeder oteen—Oood 3-3.50. Stock cowt tnd helfere—Oood 1 60- u£ Mllken tnd eprlngtn 30.00-4S.OO. Veai otlvet—Oood ond cbotct IM- iM. ' Hoga—Beloct bacon SI per bead .remlum. Bdcon 8.35. Butchers 11 per hesd dlocoun'. Hetty S.78. Lombo—Oood handywelght tAO-t. Oood heavln 3.50-4. Shaop—Oood heavies IM. Oood handywelght 1.75-3. CLASSIFIED — —m— LEGAL NOTICES LAND ACT Notice of Intention to Apply to rnrchtn land tn Nelion Und Becordlng District Take notice thtt tht Corporttlon or thl City of Ntlton Intends to ipply for permlMlon to purchue forty icni of foreehore landa. de- •arlbtd u foUowt—A itrlp of lind SOO fwt wldi. tdjolnlng tht nortb wnttrly boundiry of Lot SSA. Oroup Oni, Kooteniy District- comminclng tt 1 po_t plinted at tba north wool corner of the Zinc Smelter property Lot 68A. and following tbo obore of the wtet Arm of Kootthiy Like ooutherly ,nd weiterly 3300 feet mon or loaa to the NI corner ot Lot 98. Oioup One Kootenay Dlitrlct, oontatnlng forty ocres mon or len. CORPORATION OF THF CITT OF NELSON. Boyd Campbell Affleck, agent. Ntlton. B. C. Die. 8th. 1933 (S379) LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) BUTTER RISES Demand Is Not So Brisk, However MONTREAL. Fob. IS (OF)—Butter prices .continued to mon higher on the Montreal produce and dairy market today. Although aemana wot not 00 brisk for butter _i ln the put two days prlcea rose y, oent • pound to 31%> to 33 cents t pound for No. 1 grta. maka In carlota or lose.' Receipt* mn 43 boxes. Prlnoe Bdward Island Oreen Mountain potatoes per 90-pound bag declined fin oenti to 90 cento. Montreal Stocks _nnk of Cm-ieree _.. -mp-rioj Btnk dank Of Uon.reaj __ Bonk ot Nova Sootla ttoi-1 Bink Ab.tihl Poie- at Paper At.es o> Oorp-rition ,..__.. Jill 'rtliphont -irulllan T L St Power Brltlih American Oil Ctntdt Bronn Canadian Cor ts Foundry Can Oar ft Foundry Pfd _., Canadian cement C-nodlan Cement Pfd Otn induitral Alcohol Coot Hiding At Smelting _ Domlnloa Bridge .....__ Dominion Oltw .._.—_____ D-mlnlon TeitUe A P Onln Ltkt of tht Woodt . 1, Montrec; Power —_ Montreal Telegraph ......._ Notional Brewerleo _______ Nat ona' stael Cat ...______ Ogllvle lulling Onurlo 3teel p.oductt Otttwt L H St Power _ _*enmons Ltd _ - Power Corporation Quebec Power Shawlnigan Sherwin Willlami 80 Otni<b powtr Still of Ctntdt Western Grocers _ ^. Winnipeg Railway — Winnipeg Railway pfd . . IS. . 14. JT1 . 38. . 131 . 36 36 M.i k 13 svi 101. v. 30 IU 81 18 SS SO tt. . iv. 39 , 40 . IS . 6 . 106 . 10 . 88 . 30 . e.i . 13 : nw . f . 13 . IB • .. 9 . 3 . 6 LAND ACT Notice tf Intention to tpply to Purcheee Land tn Neleon Lena Be- cerdlng Dlatrlct on the Sooth Slum ef the West Aim of Kooteniy Uke. fronting Lot USA. Oronp One, Koot- tnty District Tiki notlw thit Tht corporttlon of the City of Nelson Intends to poly for Dermlsslon to purchan th* 'oUowIng' described foreehore landa— for munlcpoi purpooeo Commencing at a poet planted a. tba N. E. corner of Lot SSA. Kootenay District, thence tn a atrip of land 880 feet wide, adjoining the northerlv boundary of Lot USA. and following tho ohon of the Wer Ann pt Kootensv Lake westerly 1000 . feet —ear. er ess to Foreshore Lease Lo* 14. US. Orqup One Kootenay Dlatrlct. and contaln'ng 15 sens, mon or Iooo CORPORATION OF THF CITT OF NELSON Per Boyd C Affleck, Agent. Dated Deoember 9th. 1933. (8378) rUBNISHED BOOMS FOB BENT j FURNISHED LIOHT HOU_ nig rooms. Apply 70S Vie) HOOSEKEEFINd ROOMS. AI board and room. 135. 414 Sllin HOUSEKEEPINO ROOMS Mra. Con S90R. 607 Corl» FURNISHED APARTMENTS rent. Petty Apto, 310 Ftllt BIRTHS. (1) DAVISr-To Mr. tnd Mn. Douglu Dtvlt of South slocan it tho Kooteniy tyke n-neru hotpltel, Feb- -—— ... a ton. WILSON—To Mr. tnd Mn. A. H. Wiloon, Third -treet, Ftlrvtei,, Feb- i"tr' 13, t diughter. nlshsd^U^UrlfnfteSri MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAU, COMB HONET FOR SALE—K_, lent nutllty, 1S0 per pound. 1 wein«ftut.h. fltnyon. LOST AND FOUND OOLD LOCKET WITH CHIP mand, valued os keepeake,. " 48SL, _. NURSERY PRODUCTS FOR DEPENDABLE stock, both Fruit and Oran Hedge. Flints, etc. Write T,- non. Agent, Lorrita Nureertn. 1 -in. n. c. - m OASK_U_-To Mr. and Mn. Edward naakll' of wlUcw Point, Feb- T,_" a, e son. SITUATIONS WANTED (H) —* rOUNO WOMAN RWSUIRES Position as housekeeper. Oood references. Applv Boa 6880 Dilly Newa. (5880) HOUSES ro* BINT (tl) WOOERN FIVt-ROOMBn BUNOA- low, Purview, on double corner. Be-trio rang* Included. Oceuoan- cy March 1. A»ply Bog 56.0 Ooll- News. tt«- Bi—~e.r..-a_,mr— nans7~T lfl tary Radio Mt 886. Apply Ji Rlsch. ■■ • Business and Professlon Directory Accountants CHAS. F. HUNTER. S. F., INT. I Municipal en. Conunorclti Au P. O non 1191. Noloon, B, C.F Asaavers FOUI.TRV AND EOOS (ti) ' E W. WIDDOWSON, eotobUlhed lfl 305 Josephine St. Nelion. B. slIIIIIII'l'lllllllMlllllllllllllllllllllllDi I Chxk Broode: Cbea c | £ Bectric or Cost Burning s s (Veo. W. Oreen * Co. Ltd 3 S LethVldve, Altt (58=r = -■iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimiiiiiiiiiiiiii- MIRCELLANEOUa (39) "REHVIL'.W H ORIMWOOD. P3 **— en w-sio, b. c. flr /Ihlronractors DR. orat. oment BLK., DR. MACMILLAN. ORAD., .. tchool, Aber. Blk., Neleon. Tb..: MrrruN Aim oeddes. x-rati MCM. ortnb*ook tnd TnU. tt _ :illMHIIIIIIIIIIIlllll!llllllllllllllllll'_ [ PHONE 106 j § FOR TOUR MOVING JOBS OR 3 _\ OBTBRAL TRANSFER _ WORK, I S W| ARB EQUIPPED TO 1 HANDLE TOUR Z NEEDS. I Williams'transfer | | 609 Wtrd St. NtUon i 5 (8877) I viniiHiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiiir BAR SILVER STEADY NEW TORK. Fob. IS (AP)—Boi -liver stesdy unchngid et 35*4. LONDON. Feb. IS (AP) — Ba- ellvtr quiet H lower it 18 11-lVtd. Florists JOHNSON'S OREKNHOUSES. 343. Cut flowers, potted and ,)_—' designs. (si NVXSON F'OWBR SHOPPE , 'Ino out f!o->_n si all tlmw. »' rteo'gn* Phono m_ list I"si'rsB-e and Real Estati R W. DAWSON. Reel EsUtt lurence. Henttlt. Nut H'-'wtn. Btker itreet. Second Hand Storea The Ark. Deilm in' Second 'I goMs. phone 534, Joeephlne: (SI Storage STORAQE. MOVDIO, COAL. WOC Phone 68. Burn's cotl tt Cortl . (S6S THE GUMPS—No Time to Lose Low Close WTNNIPBO. Fib. 16 (CP).-Oreln mtrklt quotation!— Open Htgh WHEAT— Mty ._- 4*H July 48V. Oct. — 49 H OATS— May ..... 34^ July ..... 33K Oct — B ARLET— Mty ..__ mv, July 30V4 OM. 3* FLAX— Mty ..... T9H July _.._ 80)4 Oet. — RYT— M-T - - July — — Oet. — .— CASH DRAIN CLOSE- Wheot: No. J htrd 4SH: No. 1 nor. *t%: 1(0. 3 nor. 44; No. 3 nor. 4314; No. 4 nor. SSH; No. 8 37%; No. 6 86%; fled 81%; track 46%; No. 1 durum 61%. 4SH 48', 50% 34H 33% 39% 39% 80% 80% 47% 48% 49% 34% 33% 39% 39 79% 79% 47% 48% 60 34% 38% 33% 39% 39 38 SO 79% 79% 84 84% 88% WMMlUJG LEFT TW_TBO0KOS;l_0»_K, POt^i-'HtSffrlAHAM. IN BIM,'* c-R, t-rrTLe MWCMUniM (^»WM6N IT vvOUUb 6IM, LETT IT vdTW TMC «J»«r>tf0RAP»»(D»!rS- TWSN AAIH BOtXrMT/k. t>IA**ON_> BUOOOI _-***»_» To viRpmc AM0V-SMK HID THE BUOOCM IM THE BOOK. M(6 U.FT IT IH TMC BOOK-CAtt.- THEN vvttwout anmtmm tr. SUM RETURNED THE BOOKTOTHCfiCtnOttR- AWNM«Nr TbTHEiMtLFTO-ET IT. WE PWOND, YD HR HORROR, THA_T THE BOOK •***.. <_OHE- I 8^-_ ' .J. f-VoSOMN I/*** HOP* INTO , Ot-Qliese- •ms BRsr tvae wn DRIVEN IT IN >AOHTH*- VIE H-A*_- VflU.««(iH_TTvS -BSSXXN ***>.-f TO «__ C0_4T^U-_t>. BRINGING UP FATHER: By Geo. McMaB Toronto Industrials Boll Telephone' BroElliin _ _ B A OU Conodo Dredge — Canada Oypeum Cons Mining Dominion Storea Ford of Ctntdt,"A" Ooodyeer Hlrtm Wtlkir Imperial oil Induatrlol Alochog International Nickel . International Pete . loblaw •'A- _ Money Horrle ..._ _ Noranda Near Juneau. Alaska, gold dust Is known to exist at tbe bottom of Stephana passage ot a depth or oome 800 feet, but 10 far no machine htl been devised for dredging lt. Wsrsow, Poland, haa a now printing plant, wbtn pubilcitiono In Braille type for the blind will be turned out. I m . 8% • 7% . 10 ■ 1% . 80 . 18% . 8% . 48 . 6% . S% • 1% • s% . 11% .11% - 3% - 33'4 TILLIE THE TOILER: By Westov< Egg Markets OTTAWA. !%b. 15 (CP)—Toronto continues to dlapUy th* slightly staler trend reported yeeterdiy but otherwise the egg market remains ta a firm position. Toronto— anded shipments ere selling t> distributors tt extra* __}- 23%, first* 21-21-4; seconds 10. delivered. Dealera are quofeng producer! and country shippers for ungraded egga extras 30-21. flrste 18-19, secondi 16-17. delivered. Montreal—Tbe egg market here la steady today et yesterday's quota-' tions, Wtmm ~~ \W TBE NELSON WOW NEWS, NELSON, B.C-_TStl«SD*Y MOBNINO, FEBBVABY 11. IBM ECIDE TITLE AT KIMBERLEY r a i1 and Kimberley Intermediates Battle at Kimberley Imberley hu been awarded Root- f hockey payoffs on next Friend Stturdty. Total goals in taunt. Tnll. htvlng eliminated M Porka in a two-game uriu, m-tlx. more on here to decide plays In the British Columbia tt Trail on tbe 33. it and 37. rlty btlng tbe only But Koot- tu mngutered wltb the B.C. __ will represent thli dlatriot they htvt a good fut inter- ttt team mtdt up of several Sag Dynamiters and Junior Both games sta«t It 8.13. IP PLAYERS OVENUSE, HALL ird Orders Pianos Tuned; Aid Library Drive jtntlng out tbtt Nelion buktt- playeri hod ooncluded t tlx IT ooune of trtlnlng In wblob i lumtd thoroughly tbe various t tbe game calls for, btfon big tbt floor ln t game, T. L. sX uemttry af tbe Nelion eebool it, Tuesday nlgbt Invited mem- of tbe board to attend oome of 'gamu tbtt were tchtdultd to on Frldsy nut. Tbe botrd |M uu ot tbe tudltortum for trusteu outhortaed tuning lour pianos, but urged to tbe ittry to arrange for tuning la futun on a contract bull la | to nvi money. tadpole of tbe vtrloui ochooli bt Uked to boost tbt library t tot booka.' MIL ttOTTUD MOTIMD Now you ctn enjoy "Perfection" In whiikies for McCaUum'i it GENUINE Scoti, dii(illi_, tged-in- the-wood, blended sad BOTTLED in Scotltnd aad Imported only In taped and •tiled 26V4 ox. and 40 ot. bottlt* ntMunfe Ills advertisement is not dished or displayed by the [Mor Control Board or by i Government of British umbia. Good "Muddm" Born Not Made By AL DEMABEE (Former Pitcher, New York Oltntl) Thoroughbreds pick up many tricks, icquire mtny chtricterlitlci, tnd ctn be taught mtny thlngi, but tbey htve to be born wltb tbe ability to "mud." mooning the ability to run tnd win in tnt mud. Tbty never acquire tbe knock. Tbey muit inherit It. A hone thtt lan't ntturtUr i "muddtr" Is out ol luck. Not even mud shoes, wltb cork tips, htlp. Anytime one of them wins, it's tn accident. Then tn distinct llnu of "mud" breeding, tnd mott of iU mtmbtn of thou lines ctn "mud." If tbt hone's sin wu t "mudder," or lf bli dim. or hli dam's sire btd tbt knack, tbe ch-neeo are tbe get oen "mud." too. Ben ore oome preferred mud brcede: . Sires—Ballot, Coventry, CbUhoww, Delhi. Oolden Maxim. King Johmi. Morvich, Pot AuFtu, Polyrotllon. Supremus. Seth, St. Jtmtt tad "Wreck. Dimes (wltb dom'i sires ln brackets) Armani. (Delhi) Aunt -one, (Wnck), Birdie O. (Beet Pol), Blonee Erdel, (Wrack), Burnt Or- tngt, iPolymtllin), Dorothy Buck- ner, (Btmbtrg) Delhi Olrl. (Delhi). Mollle Ft., (Spanish Prince), VIvt Cuba, (AlJtglt). TWENTY-FIVE YEABS AOO TODAY February 18, not—Oarry Herman wu elected pnst-ent of A.nerlcen Bowling congress ot Clnclnnitl, Ohio. Stme year tht Piratea in North Clnclnnitl letgue won (1 otr-lght games and finished out oeaton wltb 100 victories tnd tin defeats. Some bowling! THREE INVADERS. BEATEN IN GOLF JL. Diana Fish wick Is Out; Miss Orcutt Wins PALM BEACH. Fit., Feb. IS (AF) —Three British Invader. Including tbtlr leader. Diana Flshwick, win eliminated from the Florida women'i golf tournament here today, luring ont Englioh girl tnd two Americans to contest Maureen Or- cutt's driver for permanent potus- ilon of tho trophy. Mlu orcutt, strapping Niw Jersey girl, won todiy from Barbara Fy- msn, England, 6 and 3. Mlu Flohwick bowed to ber matt, Kttblwn oraham, wbo won out up after a clou battle. Mtt. Opal S BUI of Kanut City, wetie-'n united State, women'a champ'on. defeated Bu OottUeb of New York. 5 and a. Onoe Armory of Deepdoi*. \_. __. eliminated another Engllih contender, Owen crtddoak-Birtropp, by a soore of 3 tnd 1. Tomorrow Mln Orcutt plays Mm Armory and Mrs. Bill mutt Mln Otrnhtm. TALJMAN BEATS RUTH 3 AND 2 BELLEAIB. FU- Ftb.' 18 —D- N. Tolmon, Minneapolis, defuted Babe Ruth 3 /ind 3 ln their eeoond round match today In tbe Bellulr ornate—- golf championship. 'ROVE THIS! • Make thia test and aave money on shaving. Buy a package of "BLUE BLADES" and prove by actual experience that they give more perfect shaves per penny than other blades you have used. Buy a package of "BLUE BLADES" tonight Get greater shaving comfort at an actual saving in cost Sp.ctat— Yaar <_•_■..r now offer. tS* GM.lt. Dt Im*. Kasmr Stt. fern fl.TI NELSON GIRLS BEAT DENVER Score 4-1 Victory in Fast Puck Battle Stinging undtr two dilute it tbt bindt of tbl Ntw Dtnvtr Amu-no Nelson's girl hockty tggregitlon, nreMntlng t revamped lineup, stepped out tt tbt ikttlng rlnk Wedneedty night tad btndtd tbe girls from tbt gtocaa oountry t 4-1 defeat. Btw Denver pltytd itt usual brl.llaat combination game but Nelson's glrli swarmed over the Ice in a checking ttntk tbtt nt ver wolver- ed breaking up tlmott til tht visitors' combination effort!. Margaret Wllllonson recruited Into the gotl poutlon for Nelion pltyed t btng-up gunt tnd should htn btd a shut-out. "Sli" Detn tad Helen WlUltmion, dangerous Uld apeedy vlilton wen watched toa clouly by the local glrla to gtt going. Mlu Williams scored the only gaol for Um vlilton. Tint McLean, pitying defence, used ber weight effectively tnd tplili wen galore In the Nelion delence area. Isabel Oughtred teta.- ed with Mlu McLean pltytd a steady gamt tnd cleared numerous rushes. Oeorglt Reid wu tpe itar for Nelaon. Mlu Tier In tbe New Denver nets ployed t stellar game but ber defence wu wuk tt times tbe Ttngle- Ztdn comblmtlon clewing too -lowly. A large crowd witnessed tbe gone and cheered wildly u flashy plays presented themselves. Tbe Mew Denver glrli wtn lot. arriving owing to cor trouble ond Mvtral of tbt p.tyere took tbe Ice directly after arrival tnd wlthoyt iny dinner. New Denver got going early In tbe flat ptrlod tnd Helen Williamson btngtd homi tbt opening got) on t put from "Vic" ceohelero In one minute. Bernte Kline came right bock for Nelson tnd gin Bvtlya Tier t hot ttmt but tbt Denver goalie und. Neleon wu fighting htrd and Merle Archibald . got In but lost to tbe New Denver net minder. "Shorty" Cechelero, pUylng t strong wing gams got right In on Margaret Williams but tbl Neleon got.lt bloajted It. Nellie Utile ind Otorgtt Bud wen going like wildfire tnd tbt Ntw Denver goalie turned tilde thtlr ohoti. Ntw Dtnvtr wu pitying t good game but their combination woo being broken repeatedly giving Um Nelion forwards openings. "Sit" Dun picking t wicked shot outtktttd the Nelion defence but mined tbt net. Oeorglt Bttd evened tbe scon for Nelion cn i put from Lots Boomer la 13 minutes. Georgia Bttd got Nelson's ucond counter after thru mlnutu ol ploy ln tbe second period wben sbe picked up a loou puck ot oenter and abated iround "K" Ttng.e to t Mlu Tier. Florence Maundrell, Merle Archibald tnd Btrnlt Kline wen going well ln tblt period, wblcb wu one of hud. tough ikttlng wlta bitty checking on both sides. "Shorty" cechelero carried tbe rubber In ind ahot. It wu inkle high but Mirgaret Williams kicked It out tnd und t rebound thot trom Helen WlUltmion. Tbt Nelion forwtrdt wtm preulng tbe New Denver iMt tad tbe playen Boomer, Re-d tnd Kline wtn In tbi pliy ill the wty. Otorglt Reed In particular wu here, tbere and everywhere. Ao tbe period clowd Helen WUlltxeon mode one of btr usual ruibu' but the Neleon goalie outguessed her. A SPEEDY OOAL i Nelion scored lu third counter In tht tint htlf minute ot tbt third period when florenci Maundrell banded Berate Kline a pas. la front 01 the Ntw Denver ntt. The thot •u knee blgb snd isst, tbt rubber bounced out u fttt u It wtnt In. Nel.le Leslie oollectod Ne-wn'i fourth rounder all tnd one-half mlnutu liter when int picked up t rebound after Evelyn Tier blacked Lolt Bloomer'i tbot. "Sll" Dun aad Helen WlUltmion, ittr pltytn for Ntw Dtnnr, wtm being wotohed cloee.y ond wldom got twiy. "Shorty" Cechelero iu 'ploying a tint gaxe tnd got good lupport Irom tbi dtftnot. New Denver's efforts tt oomblnttlon wtr unleu u tbe Nelion glrle iwtrmtd ail onr tbt puck. ThM* wer- ttvoral pllt- ups In tbt Ntlton ntt but tbt got.-) cleired well. Margaret Wll- Uomo sovod two bet onu trom Helen Williamson and "Shorty" dchelero -wh| tt the pity it ue otber end Mlu .Tier cam from btr net to c.ear from Mlu Boomer. "81s" Dun and Helen Williamson pepped up u New Dtnnr moved fin men onto tbe attack but they oouldn't acore. Tbe ttamti Ntw Dopver—E. Tier, gull "Sit" Dun, K. Tlngli tnd B, Ztdri, defence; "Shorty" Cechelero, Helen Williamson and Vlo Cechelero; Edna Shannon, Connie Sella, Dot Lowe, forwtrda. Nelaon—Margaret WlUlomi. goal; Tint McLein and Isabel Oughtred. defence; Florence Maundrell. Bernte Kline, and Merle Archibald; oeorgle Read, Nellie Leelle. Lola Boomer ond Bf (le Spiers, fonmrdi. Summary: Flnt period—(1) Ntw Denver, Helen Wllllamton from Vic Cechelero 1:00; (3) Nelaon. Oeorgle Bead fron LoU Boomer, 13:00. Second period — (I) Belson Oeorgle Read, 8-M. Third ptrlod—(t) Nelson. Bernle Kline from Florence Maundrell 4KI; (8) Nolion. Nillle Leelle, 7:00. Fenaltlee—None. Referee, W. McLean. BARROW WINS SOCCER MATCH LONDON. Feb. is (CP ctble) — Barrow defeated Darlington 3-1 today In a match of tho th-rd dlv ision. northern aectlon ol tho Eng' lab socoer league. IfelEliA rwws ; 0NtH%ftIu.M 8W0W/, / vwamB, 9meiv&l WILD fed-a V ilTJoaowJo WOSr-wSR, W-.A . r^fUKABijemr OFT) v«ru«S. Ttuim-nj Clf_Wlu.-___B.B-0 WERE US^VtV*6W» ie,, AUSSIE CRICKET PLAYER IS DEAD BRISBANE, Auatralla Ftb. 1* (CP ctblt) —A mat Mow wu itruck Australian cr.cktt clrclee In tbe dutb todty of Archil Jackson, promlnen; Aussie teet bitamtn. The popultr crlcketeer wu ranked tbe fifth flnett btt ln Auatralla ln IMI but btd been unable to pity ilnoe tbot time. He icored 73 In one of thi tut series gtmei In England In tbtt yeer. E. JANSEN WIS IN SOWING Doea 114 Feet, Sandon; BLrtles Intermediate Champ NEW DENVER, B.C. Fsb. IS.— The oki Jump, held In Sandon an Stturdty, wu t nil luocen, tnd t number of out-of-town people attended. • E. jansen of Sllverton mode the longest jump of lit tmt and E. Olson of Sandon came eecond wltb 10S fut. C. R. Rudd and P. Peter- ton wen t tit wltb 88 fut. Intermediate clou B. Btrtles ami lint wltb S3 fut ind 3. 3. Clarke wcond with 88 fut t Inches. Tbe danoe tbat followed ln thi evening wu weU attended. MARRIED BIRD PLAYERS WIN Creston Single'Badminton Team Down 197-163 CRBSTON, B. C, Feb. IS—By o margin or 197 to 183 polnta tbe married talent ol Cretton badminton club demonstrated their superiority over thi single memben of the club tt tbe February toumt- mtnt at Pork pavilion on Mondoy nlght. Duo to tbe benedict membership being _a exceao ct tbe unmarried talent aome trouble wu encountered ln giving lU tbl married pltytn ■ obtnee to pity, tnd likewise opportunity ww given tome of the tingle handa to ahow tbeir warn agunit mon than one opponent. Due to thli unbalanced mtmben- ship but ont complete round wu pltytd tnd t itart on thi second round, when the match had to be term noted end the balance ol the evening devoted to the regular evening ttylt of pliy. Sooru were— J. F. MicDonald ind Mn. F. C. rm won from O. Sootad tnd Koto Payne, 18-4: R. M. Telford" ond Mre H. W. MieLartn won from Mr. John, and Mlu U Carr, 15-7; B. A. Powell ond Mil. A. MU- len won from A. Lembert ond Mln Join Hilton. 16-t; T. W. Bundy and Mn. 3. Z. Johntton leet to John Murphy tnd Mlu Edith Oobllng. 11-16; F. C. Bodgero tnd Mn. A. Wtlr loit to Mr. Johns ind Mlu Miry Murrell. S-lt; O. B. Hare and Mn. R. M. Chandler leet to Tom Crawford tnd Mlu M. Hamilton, 1--1S; A. Mlllen tnd Mn. H. B. wliks lost to John Murrtll^nd Mlu M. Smith, 10-16; a. Sinclair and Mrt. __. H. Ron won Irom Oeorge Murreli and Mlu H. Meldrum. 16.7; H H. Wliks ond Mn. T. W. Bundy loet to a Sootad and Mln Ada Lewis, 1-16: o. Sinclair and Mtt. Sinclair won trom A. Lombtrt and Mlu H. Hobden, 18-16; T. w. Bundy tod Mn. F. It Levin won from Oeorge Murrell add Mln M. Smith, 16-7; R M. Telford and Mn. Til- ford won from Mr. Johns ond Mlsa Jeea Henderson, 18-7; J. F. MacDonald and Mn. F. C. Rodgere won from 0- Sostad and Mlu M. (Hrr. 17-14; H. A. PoweU ind Mn. Mlllsn won Irom John Murrell and Mln E. Coullng. 18-14; Mr. and Mn. Telford won from George Murrell ond Mlu 0. Olivier, 1S-8. CRESTON PUCK TEAM BEATEN Kaalo Wins Gamt; Mrs. T. Smith IU KASLO, B.C.. Fib. 18.-M. 0. Tarr of Argenta wu t visitor in town. Otpt. Jenne Fltaslramoni. MU, Ntkuip. ptld thi locil Connrvitlvi luoelttlon t visit Stturdty. Mn. Thomu Smith la confined to btr boon by tllneu. C Scbtde of Alice Siding, lttd Slmliter of Huscroft, Jick connell ot Lister, Herb Conilng ol Qottfell, B. Corrle of Llput, Earl Chrtltll ind "Shorty" LoBeUe or Creston. Adorn Robirtton of Canyon and Jack and NeU Crane of Wynndel were the memben ol the Cretton hockey team who Invaded Ktlso Stturdty. Tbe match pulled off In tbe evening at tbe local rlnk proved disastrous to tbl vlilton. the score being 8-3 in ftvor ot Kulo. Mr. tnd Mn. Roddli tn vltltlng In Nelion. when they tn the houn guesta of Mr. and Mn. H. D. Dawaon. Mlu Frances Latliara lelt Stturdty Ior t visit with frlenda In Kimberley, wben ahe wlll be tbe houu guut of Mr. ind Mn. S. Alexander. - W. F. Tinkess of Rtgtnt ll t guut of. hit mother, Mn. J. Tlnkeu and hli brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr. J. R. Tlnkeu. Mlu Irene Macallllvray hu returned trom a vlalt to Nelion. Mr. tnd Mn. Oeorge Abey ind Mr. and Mn. F. Abey wore Nelion vlilton during the week-end. J. N. Murphy wu a week-end vlaltor In Nelton. Peter McOregor wu in Ainsworth vlaltor the litter port of tbe week- Mr. tnd Mn. Lint of Alniwortb were Kulo visitor Stturdty lut. SEA FLEAS BLANK. THEIR OPPONENTS LONDON, Ftb. IS (CF ctble) - Toronto Nitlonu set Fleas, amateur hockey champions of Canada, overwhelmed en all-England team ot Hammersmith arena tonight, emerg. lag on tbe long end of a 3-0 ocroo ENGLAND P!S THE MYTHICAL ASHES 3 T01 Fourth Game Enda With England Having 163 for Four Wickets SYDNEY TO GET FIFTH MATCH Victory Assured Winners by Choice of "Ail Rounders" BRISBANE, Australia, Peb. It (Thuradiy) (CF ctble)—England todty won tbt fourth cricket test match igilnst Auatralla by elx wicketa and regained tbt mythical "ubu" token to tht intlpedn tt tbe end of tbe 1830 tut serin pltyed In England. Today's victory govt tbt vltlton tba rubber In four gomes. Tbty woo the tint match tt Sydney by 10 wicketa. loet tbe second tt Melbourne by 11 rum, tod won tbt third tt Adelaide by 388 runt. England'! victories were due largely to tht itrength of ltt bowlere tnd doggedneu of ltt batters. Tbt tucoeu of the tour vindicated the ulectlon committee ol tbe Marie- bone Cricket club In choosing u miny "ill rounders" u poulblt. Tbt gtme ended wltb tbe English wore it 183 tor four wicketa tn tbe teoond Innlngi. Miurlct Leyland, Torkebln pro, hod M not out. Tbt Englishmen bid bit up S5« in tbtlr. tint Innlngi, while Australia got 840 In tbt f!nt| ind 178 In thr ucond. * Tbt fifth tnd lott gamt of tbt Wlw will itart it Sydney Just t wttk from todty. Then wiu be nothing tt ittki tnd tbt motch wlli probtbly produce t mon tptottoultr bnnd ot crickit tbta tbt cinful olow-tcorlng pliy ot tht flnt tour gamu illowed. Only ibout 1000 iptottton wire on band when pity itarted todty. A light early morning rtln foiled to effect tile wicket. B. Ironmonger sn_ w. J. OTteUly itarted bowling tnd tbt Engllibmen relumed with th Overnight leect of 107 runi, needing only 68 to win. HAMMOND CAUGHT W. R. Htmmond, tbt Oloucoeter- ehlre pro, ww caught tt cover by E. B. Bromley off Ironmonger tor 14 with the score tt 118 for throe. Ha hod been ln tn hour in 10 minutes. Leyland, after batting flnt cautiously and tben aggressively, edged the boll Into tbe slips tnd wte caught by Stanley McCabe off O'Reilly for ge. Hi. hid nine fours. With the fall of tbe fourth wicket tbe aeon stood tt 138. Edward Paynter, Lanciahlre .pro. bit Ironmonger for four. A light rain ut ln and hurried thlngo along. L. e. a. Amu. Kent pro, got three oft McCabe tnd Ftyattr mod. tbt winning htt on tbe neit ball, -lugging out a flnt boundary to leg for air. Amu and Pdynter wen not out with 14 apiece. ESKIMOS BEAT MAROONS 1-0 EDMONTON. Ftb. IS. (AP).— A sparkling goal, tnginwred and finally acored by Duke KeaU, gape the Edmonton Eaklmoe a 1-0 victory ben tonight ovtr the Vanoouver Maroont In a Western Canada Professional Hookey 'league engagement. As a result of tbeir victory tbe Bsklmos go Into a three-cornered tie wltb Vanoouver and Saskatoon for seoond plaoe ln tbe league. Tbe gams was rough all tbs vfy and wss thoroughly enjoyed by a crowd of 4000 fans. J Its famong flavor adds scintillating' sparkle to blended drinks when served. Inolot ta tht GsaobM BUFFALO BRAND Moattoctared By CALGARY BREWING & MALTING CO, LTD. rALCARY V* pf GINGER. ALB Basketball Problems By MAT BOLMAN ■tar Pliyer, Cetcb tad Author ot "Winning Bo._etb.ir Question—What should oar Friday tfttrnoon practice consist of wben a iatnrdty gime li scheduled? Answer—aire your team a drill on tlgntlt, foul ihootlng, practice of hold-ball tnd out-of-bound pltyt, pivot pliy drills, tnd drill on penetrating tbt tone defence. These drlQi ire quite abort' ln duration and tbt entire squid partlclpttet In tbtm. Cub drill, with tbt exception of tbl foul-mooting practice, taku tbout fin mlnutu. DOUGLAS TO PILOT MANITOBA ENTRY Beat Adama of Newdale in Curling Event WINM-P-M. Fib. It tCP) —Johnny Douglu, Deer Lodge, will pilot tbe Manitoba entry ln the Mao- Donald Brier curling flnali for tbe Canadian title at Toronto, March 7. Skipping t "kid" rlnk comppeed ol jimmy Reld tnd Jimmy tnd Alts. Weloh, Douglass tonight defuted t Niwdtlt, Mm., quartette beaded by W. U Adama, 10-8, In tbe finals of the' MacDonald Brier, feature event of tbe Manitoba curling association's «th bontrtil. Declares Larwood Bowbvllnfair'' Aussie Association Passes Judgment ADELAIDE, Auitrtllt. Ftb. II — (OF ctblt) —Tbt South Australia cricket association hat requested "bodyllne" bowling ar "the leg theory" oe employed with ouch telling effect by Harold larwood, of tbe EnglUh tttt cricket turn, hence. forth bt deseed "unfair." Tbe South Auitrtllt cricket ino- clttlon todty pa sud t resolution appealing to prevent lte uie an tbt cricket ground, u unnecestsry ind offirlng thi poulblllty of Injury tnd rtik. WOMEN REACH SQUASH FINALS ATLANTIC /CITT, B. J.. W). Id (AP)— Mlu Sunn Noil. British ind American squuh champion, tnd Mtu Cecily nnwlck, of England advanced to the final round of the annual women'i Atlantic Oout squash ebamplonahip tournament todty. MIm Noel defuted Owendt Du Bouley of England 11-19, 19-10, 18- 10, 18-4. Mlu Fonwlck defuted Mln Babe Bowes 19-11, 18-0, 16-6. BAN ON TITLE BOUTTROUBLES Others Favor Boat; Ath. letic Commission Chairman Resigns By IDWARD 3. NULL Associated Prm Sports Writer NEW YOBK, Feb.. II (AF)— Thnttened wltb IcgltUtlvt n> Unction, boxing busied ltotlf tt- dty brawling onr t championship bout between Jtck Sharker tnd Primo roiD.ro, banned yetterdty by tht New Tork otatt ttblttlc commission following on tbe death of Ernie schaaf. While William Muldoon tnd Oen. John J. Phelon, tbe two memben of the commission who suddenly revived the "super dreadnought" clou u an excuse tor limiting Camera's opposition, stood fut In tbeir resolve, i bmk from within wu indicated but denied by Jamu A. Farley, chairman af tht commlulon. "It wouldn't be ftlr to thou two gentlemen to uy one wiy or ttM other regarding such a matoh," Farley uld, "tod I btvt no Intention of suggesting what tbey ahould do. "I tm mlgnlng from tbt oom- mlulan tbe flrat ol tbe month. It will be their responsibility tbta. tad I know they wlll dlspou ot It to the utlsfsction of everyone." He uld lt wu bit prlvott opinion, howtver, that tben wu ao niton for preventing Sharkey meeting Owners lust because the Italian out. weighed tht chimplon 80 or to pounda. Shirker whipped Corner, decisively In 11 rounds la 10*1. At tbe same time jimmy Jobation, bead of boxing it tbt Oarden. declared frankly he would oontlaue preparations tot tbe match until definitely ordend otherwlte by tbe commlulon. Tbt bout probably, will bt ttogid In Botton, la conjunction witn tbe Boiton Oarden, If ItM rutrlctlon li not lilted ben. Mttntlmt, tt Albany, Stattor Oeorge Blumberg aaked for a law thtt would btr bouti abort tbe light heavyweight eltu wbtn t weight dlfferenoe of 40 pound! or mon existed, tnd on lower ditto, whtn tbe dlfferenoe wit Ig pounds or mart. Other meuurat oill ftr tn Investigation of boxing ond wrtttUng tnd ibolltlon of tbe New Tork boxing commlnlon. PEDEN AND LEPAGE WIN BICYCLE RACE ST. LOOTS, Mr., Fib. 19 (OF) —"Big Bill" peden, demon uklir from Victoria, B. 0, tad his Montnal partner, Henri Leptgt, won tht llx-diy international blkt nee tbtt ended bora etrly tblt morning wltb t dueling flail bunt of tuea. CCLEBAINE WINS CLP BEFLAV BELFAST, Ftb. 18 (CF Mbit) — Oolereine defeated Llnfleid l-l today tn o eecond round replay of tbi Irish soccer oup thee* two tied 1-1 on Stturdty. Leave San Francisco .March 20; Arrive Cherbourg and Southampton April 18 . . . HERE It aa unique opportunity for travalltn tt tht ttmt ... a voyage on tht luper-lnxurloaa Empress of Brltiln tt a reiioniblt coot. You oall from San Frtnclsco to Europe vtt the Panama Canal ... with enchanting houn at Btlboa... Cristobal. • • then to gay Havana for a day and night . . . oa ta Ntw York for shopping tnd tn evening it tht theatrt . . . thtn to Cherbourg (Parti) tad Southampton (Londoa). • During tht ttty at Ntw York yoa live aa the ihby —no hotel oipeneee—no picking tad unpacking. • And what company you will enjoy on thle trip! World trtvelers with Intriguing Ulu of tdventuro in Egypt, India, Java, Siam, China and Japan . . . a hippy, congenial cruise party* • Don't mlsi thit golden opportunity to travel on tba Empreoe of Britain . . . glantue of opeed, luxury tnd spice . . . luxury in tppolntmenti tnd eervice . . • •pace for living tnd playing. It'i a iro.el thrill yra will never forgot. MINIMUM KARE FROM SAN FRANCISCO OR LOS ANGELES (Including mealo It/f ()0 For furthtr partttmUsr. apply to agent! everywhere, or CT.m. Ticket Offices N. J. LOWES City Ptiunger Agent NeUon, B. C CANADIAN PACIFIC > FAOB BIGHT Mcdonald jam banner output but low prices In output of product, the McDonald Jam company bad about tha largest year la lte history in 1983, when about OS ears were shipped to market. Preeldent J. A. McDonald stated Wednesday. This comprised Jama, Jellies, and marmalade, wblcb the oompany, slnoe lt installed ltt refrigerating plant, haa manufactured tbe year round. On tbe other hand, Mr. McDonald stated, prloea have been on an unremuneratlve Deals, due to tbe competition, ln some caees, of forced selling. Shipping ls going on all the time. MORE ABOUT BANKS (Continued From Page One) today, caring lor the needs of local business on a modified scale. Officials said upward of 130,000,000 had been shipped Into Detroit. A total of ♦25.000,000 will be released tn Detroit under the 5 per cent withdrawal Plan. Although bankers expected a tremendous bookkeeping task when the doors are opened at 10 a.m. tomorrow for emergency withdrawals, tbey aald they believed the action will ease the situation of a large part of the state's 000,000 depositors, who have lived for two days on credit tnd dwindling pocket change. While bank officials busied themselves with preparation* for releasing funds, in Lansing, a bill was prepared for introduction ln the legialatun which would permit the limiting of withdrawals wben tbe holiday ls ended—In case such action la necessary. Governor Comstock eald be doubted that many banks would have to exercise such limitation, but that the legislature was proposed to fit emergency cases. MAR* McKINNON HEADS SODALITY ORAND FORKS, B. O, Fib. 15.— At t meeting ot tbe Sodality of tbt BV Jl. Sacred Heart church, tbt following oftloen wen elected: Mary McKlnnon, prttidint; Catharine McDonald flrtt vice preeldent: Mary Clamant, lecond vlce-preil- dent: Citherlne McDonald, lecretery; Miry Clemens, treuurtr. CHOIR HOSTS AT GRAND FORKS ORAND FORKS. B.C., Peb. 15,— Hie members of the senior choir of St. John's TJnlted churoh entertained at t social evening In the basement of the church on Friday. Prises for contests were won by Marie Kldd, Roma Donaldson, Henry Reed, Chester Hulton. B. Harford, Oeorge and David Tonka. The Peter Pan orchestra rendered several musical selections, and an interesting number wae. a clarlnette quartette, by Windsor Miller, Uoyd Batley, Klkl Oowans and Chester Hutton. A popular number wag a saxophone solo by .Bnerson Reed. Lola Sutton and Audrey Donaldson played a piano duet,- Two charades by the Friendly club, "Technocracy" and a "Ford Car" waa the aource of much enjoyment and amusement. Mrs. Tonka acted as pianist. Refreshments were served by choir. FAIRVIEW CHURCH DINNER SUCCESS Covers for 140 Laid; Mayor and Aldermen Officiate Coven for 140 guests were laid at, a successful congregational dinner, an annual event of tbe Ohurch of the Redeemer, In the Pairvlew parish hall Tuesday evening. Tastefully decorated to suit tbe spirit of tbe day, Bt. Valentine's, the ball waa profuse with hearta and ouplds. Rev. W. j. Silverwood welcomed the gueete and pronounced grace. Speeches, made by Mayor S. B. Smythe, W. K. Wasson and aldermen, oommunlty singing/ oonducted by Mr. Silverwood, and a program directed by Wed Webber, were enjoyed. The program waa as follow*: William Bennett, piano solos; vocal solos, Mn. O. J. Hooker; Mlss May Socles, piano solos; Mre. C, Marsden and Mn, W. Couch, vocal duets; Mr. and Mra. I. Goodwin, gdttar selections; Mlss Margaret Oraham, violin solos, and Fnd Webber, vocal ao-oe. Accompanists wen Mrs. pochln, Mlss Thompson and Mlse May Socles. Votee of thanka were extended to the Women's guild, the various artists anil all who helped ln any way to make tbe evening a suooess. Singing of "For They Are Jolly Oood Fellows," and the national anthem cloeed tbe evening. the Sir Malcolm Races in Ancient Model Attains Smart Speed of 18 Miles an Hour TRAIL CURLING RESULTS TRAIL, B.C., Feb. 15.—Playdowns In the Crowe competition of the TnU Curling club tonight reeulted as follows: P. McArthur 0, Dr. J. H. Palmer 11; Walter Brown 0, D. Forrest 8; S. J< Provost 0, R. c. Crowe t; T. Brown 11. J. Leckie 10; A. B. Ritchie 7, H. B. Wade 8; J. camp- bell 8, W. L. Woods 7; A, Balfour 7, W. Forrest 8; C. Dodlmead 10, H. W. Mclnnes 0. ROBSON DRAMATIC CLUB PLANS PLAY ROBBON, B. c, Ftb. IS.—Tho ten- nil oourt hot been turned Into o very fine ikttlng rlnk. Btv. llr. Motte ot Eut Tnu took tbt eervloe ln tbe church here on Sundiy ln tbt place of Bev. Price wbo wu unible to come on tocount of elcki_.es. % lln. Mojee wu t Neleon vltltor ' on Thurtdty. The Drtmitle club trt planning to .put on another pity ln April, tnd hid their flnt nbttml lut week. By TED OILL Associated Preei Staff Writer DAYTONA BCACH, FU., T*b IS (AP).—Plies of automobile racing hlitory wire turned btck mon thtn 90 yetn todty wben Sir lltloolm Campbell, holder of tbe world lend ■peed record, mode l "blistering" not over the ocean beech ln tn old ont cylinder "horseless' buggy of tbi 1901 vintage. tn contrast to tbt top opted of 207 mllee tn hour ht ttttlntd tp bit glint Bluiblrd roclng ctr whtn ht established tht present tuto- mobUt record hen t yttr tgo, tbt 48-yeor-old driver tent the tncltnt model over the beech todty tt tbe "astounding clip of 11 miles in hour.". Tbt etunt wu irronged M l humorous ilde light ot tbt 1833 Inttrnttlontl opeed trloli it which Sir Molcolm hopel to bt tblt to crick hli own world mirk of 263 miln tn hour u toon u hetcb ond tide condttlono ire fovoroble. Preparation for tbl officii, trloli for t ntw Und tpttd mirk win ttmportrlly htlted todty whin mtch- onlco wen unible to compute ttv- onl major edjttttmtntl to tbt racing ctr btfon low tldt. Sir Mtl- tolm. mid thi machine would bt reody for tttt runt Juit u soon u beech ond tide condltloni in suitable. Strathcona Hotel Rooms wltb Hot tnd Cold Witer. tnd Baths. Mc to fl.M night. Flnt rioor PHONE U FOB RESERVATION All Classes of METAL WORK, LATHE WORK. DRILLING, BORING AND GRINDING MOTOR REWINDING. ACETYLENE WELDING. BENNETTS LTD. •"*"*■ **r** ■**■**-*■*■ m.-tm.m.m.m.m. -_,--_____■__.__. DAUGHTERS AND MOTHERS MEET C. G. I. T. Groups Hostesses at Robson ROBSON, B. C, Feb. IS.—On Fri der evening the C. O. I. T. group held their Mother tnd Diughttr bin quit it tbt church. After t iplendid ■upper, tbe president, Jem Ballard, spoks t few wordi of welcome to the mothers tnd special guests. Nor. tb Hraotkln, give the tout to "out mothers" which wu responded to very bttutlfully by Un. John Wildle ln tht tout to "our dtughttn". Tht speclol speaker of tht evening wu Mrs. A. Thorp whose very helpful talk to tbt girls, "Pitying tht game u Joouo pltytd it" Illustrated by the spirit of giving ww much enjoyed. Tbe girls put on t short pageant, "The Quest cerrmoniol" ifter which gameo tnd contests wen piiyed. At tbt close of the evening Mn. Clyde, the oldest mother pnunt, spoke i tew wordi to tin tins to tl' wtyt "Follow the gletm" tnd to keep their hearts open to til good Influences. Thl singing of "Tape" tnd til npettlng the Mezpth benediction together, brought t very hippy evening to t clou. ■THI NELSON DAILT NEWS. NELSON. BiC-THCRSDAY MOBNINO, FEBRUARY 16, IH*' Lion Cub Mpvie Star AUSTIN SOLANO OF LONGBEACH LEAVES ON TRIP, ENGLAND LONGBEACH. B. 0 , Fib. It.—Thl Rev. Clyde Harvey offlcloted tt t oorvlce of holy communion tt All Saints church, Longbeteh, on Tutt. dty. Mn. H. Leggttt tnd llttlt Daphne Leggatt htvt been iptndlng t wuk tt Kulo, thi guesta of Ctpt tnd Mn. Hlnckeo. Austin Solano lift Loogbttoh on Frldiy for t vacation In tht old oo-ntry. Rt expect! to be ln Englind Mvertl monthi. MORE ABOUT RAH. GROUP CALGARY BOARD AGAINST SCRIP —i— Trade Board Upholds Wholesalers, Retailers (Continued From Pige One) TbU three ud • htlf monthi old lion cub ls taking time out from bis duties ln t current movie production to receive eome nourishment from the handa of Oill Patrick, movie octrees. Tht scene took pltoe on t movie lot In Hollywood. MORE ABOUT ROOSEVELT (Continued From Pile One) Friends of Schaaf Visit Uttle Home Boxing Notables Among Them INSTITUTE STARTS SEWING CLASSES BALFOUR, QUEEN'S BAY BALFOUR, B. C, Ftb. II. - The monthly mwtlng of the Btlfour- Queen's Boy women's Institute wu held In tbe WoodUnd htll. In spite of the very oold -dty, t large number of memben wen prewnt. Business wu chiefly the recommencement of the girls' sewing clssow. It wu decided to hold tbem Friday afternoons. Instruction wlll be given the girls ln mending tnd knitting by Mn. Shell. An enloyoblo tet wu wrved by Mn. W. Troy tnd Mn. Ling, bott- ST. MARY'S, HARLEQUINS AND VtlOAN, WINNERS LONDON. Feb. II (OP ctblt) — St. Mtryl Hotplttl detested Ol- ford university Greyhounds 17-8 ud Harlequins defuted Eutboumt 33-5 ln rugby union matches todty whllt in tht Engllih rugby lugut Wlgan defeated Bwlnton -_-_ We're Interested in Tour Building Needs No matter how large or how small a job you may be planning, we would be pleased to have you call and discuss your problems. Write for our Price Lists. W. W. POWELL CO. LTD. The Home of Good Lumber Phone 176 Foot of Stanley Street ARE YOU PREPARED FOR PRUNING TIME We have In stock TREE PRUNERS—«, 8 and 10 Feet. GENUINE REISER and WISS SHEARS BISHOP PATTERN PRUNING SAWS. Call or Write for Prices. Wood, Vallance Hardware Company, Limited By BILL KINO (AuocUted Freu sports Writer). WRENTHAM, Miss., Fib. 15.— A host of friends of tbl late Ernie Schuf visited ben tonight the little rural home, purchased out of hU flnt ring earnings, where Uy the body of the fighter whow death followed t bout with Primo Camera ln New Tork lut week. Jtck Sbtrkey, heavyweight champion, tnd Johnny Buckley, hu ead- dened manager, wen among the flnt trrlvola. Loter come other notables of the deed youth's profession, Including W. F. cony, of tht New Tork Modlsop Squirt Garden, Jimmy Johnson, lte mttchnuker, Oen, John J. Pbeltn, ot tht Ntw York boxing commission ud til tht boxing dlg- nltorles In Ntw Englind circles when Schoff bod epent moet of his brlUIont ctner. Sbtrkey'o fict wu lined Ud bt wtt silent when he arrived hen Be bad mtdt t ipeedy trip from Miami whtn he htd gont under the Impression thtt Behttft Injuries wtn not serious. Tbt usually voluble Buckley, who idolised tbe deed youth, wu atlll halt dared with sorrow. Several ctuwi of Schaal's deoth hove been pronounced by medical experts, but t new one wu idded to the list todey wben official cer- tlflettt, signed by Dr. Jobn T. Walsh of New York ud William Burrlll, New York undertaker, tnd citing "tpoplexy", wu flUd with Somer vllle deith tutborltlei. CONTINUE WORK ON RETAINING WALL; OPEN SKATING RINK, NAKUSP NAKUSP, B. C, ftb. lfl—MiM Ttu -Efloff, Mlu Patsy Cowell, Donald McFxrluu tnd Victor nick of Edgewood were city vial tort Monday. Mn. Jordan Wllllama of Edge- wood arrived Prlday. Skating wu good on Um lake thU week. The rlnk, wblch hu not been vttti for several years, hu tlao been opened. Mlu DorU Harlow, who haa been visiting at her home here, left Monday for Nelaon. Work toward the completion of the retaining wall which wu commenced lut winter la under way. Foreman R. Rogers being In charge of the operations. A glaae automobile of continually changing oolora will be on exhibition at Chicago'! century of progress exposition. , Tho heaviest wood known la iron wood. It weight eighty-one pounda per square foot tnd elnks ln wtter. Mra. W. 7. Crosi of Mltml, atruck the shooter'a arm &a be let go with the fifth thot tnd shoved hla elbow Into the sir. Jtmea W. Galloway of this city and a polios-nan over-powered the man and shackled him to a car. Mr. Rooeevelt bad Juat conclude-, speaking from bis automobile, standing In Bayfront park, and had stt down when the shooting opened. CALLS OFF DEPARTURE The pres!dent-«_ect, alter a visit at the hospital where Mayor cermak, who la 60. and the other vlctlxa were taken, called off his departure by train for Now Tork until at leut tomorrow. Orderly crowds surrounded the city police station w.iere the would- be assassin was taken. The Jail wu just across the street from the raUway station where Roosevelt'* train hid awaited hl.n. FOREIGN ACCENT Bystanders said the prisoner spoke with a decided foreign accent. Mr Roosevelt at the hospital went to the bed of each of the vlctlma before going to the yacht of Vincent Astor to spend tbe nlgbt. He will return to the hospital tomorrow morning tnd then depart for New Tork by train. The shooting turned t dty of happiness for Roosevelt Into one of tragedy. Only three hours before he had cruised Into port here on tbe Astor yacht, tanned and Jovial from his fishing cruise. While deeply moved hy the Incident he wu unruffiod. He showed no excitement u his car sped away from the scengj Oor* aald be beard tbe shooter exclaim o* be was over-powered "Well, I got Cermak." The Incident occurred about 0:45 jtmrnj David Wlchard, a Western Union .neasenger boy, gave the following account of the ahootlng: WAITS UNTIL FINISHER "I Wis right next to Mr. Roosevelt's car. This man was In the' middle of tbe crowd over to the right 'of tbe president-elect's car. After Mr. Rooeevelt got through speaking' be aat down ln hla car. This mtn started shooting Just then. Tbls fellow that was doing the shooting seemed to wait until Rooeevelt finished. Mr. Slnnott was hit ln the bead tnd fell to his knees. He wu standing right beside' President-elect Roosevelt's car, Mrs. Gill was shot ln the stomach. She waa standing next to the park benches about 60 feet away from the fellow who was doing tbe shooting." FIRED WILDLY An Associated Press correspondent Standing nearby said tbe assailant shot over his shoulder and apparently wu firing wildly. In New Tork Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt c_me Into the roo.n of the Roosevelt mansion on Eaat 68th street while Louis M. Howe, Roosevelt's secretary, wu talking io reporters and calmly asked, "What Is tt all about?" When Howe explained Mr, Roosevelt wu unhurt, Mrs. Roosevelt sat on the edge of her chair, smiled broadly and wld, "Phew, that's great." HOOVER SHOCKED In Washington President Herbert Hoover, reached at the White House, dictated to tbe Associated Press this statement: "I am deeply shocked at the news. It ts a dastardly act.". Mr, Hoover dispatched the following telegram to Mr. Roosevelt: "Together with every cltleen I rejoice that you have not been injured. I ahall be grateful to you for newa of Mayor Cermak's oondltlon." Immediate orders were Issued for doubling the secret service guard about the president-elect. "SORRY I DIDNT KILL HIM" MIAMI, Fla., Feb. lfl (AP).—"I -tn sorry I didn't kill him. I wtu to kill all presidents." Joe Zlngar, who shot Mayor Anton thla statement to Dade county offlclala after he attempted to shoot President-elect Roosevelt on the latter's arrival from his fishing trip ln southern waters. Zlngara, who vu Jostled by the crowd thet swarmed upon him after he fired five shots ln his attempt to kl-1 the president-elect, waa boused for ufety ln the Dade county Jail, 21 floors above the street. HOPEFUL FOR CERMAK NSW TORK, Feb. 10 (Thursday) (AP) .—James B Bowler, a member of the Chicago clty council, early today told the Associated Press over long distance that physicians attending Mayor Anton J. Cermak, "are very hopeful thtt everything will come out all right." DOUBLE SECRET SERVICE GUARD WASHINGTON, Psb. 15 (AP).— The secret service detail assigned to protect the life of President Herbert Hoover immediately was doubled tonight upon receipt of word here of the Miami shooting which endangered the life of President-elect Franklin Roosevelt. The uniformed guard of patrolmen around the White House also wu ordered increased. to foroe tbe otber road to cooperate ln economies. Its provisions were accepted by the oommittee after much discussion. Then senator Lynch-Staunton moved that thts part should not become law until proclaimed by governor-ln-oouncll — ln other words until tha government wu satisfied the two systems were not cooperating as much u they should. Tbls would postpone any Injury tbe law might have on C.P.R. credit for the Ume being. The committee voted lt down 18 to ll after Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen bad strongly opposed It, He did not share Mr. Beatty'a views, he uld. IMPAIRED CREDIT The credit of tbe Canadian Pacific railway wu being Impaired in England by reason of proposed government action to create the tribunal. Senator Lynch-Staunton told the committee. C.P.R. sbareholdera viewed with alarm tbe establishment of such a body A few days ago he had heard it said by one of these that ln England the Impression prevailed that the Canadian government wu intent on destroying tbe CJ.R. With the exception of two matters that have still to be dealt with, the committee thla afternoon completed consideration of tbe bill. Pinal endoraatton will be given tomorrow, the oommittee assembling at noon Creation of the arbitral tribunal has been the most contentious portion of tp* measure. Earlier today I. P. Pllntoft, K.C., general solicitor for the CP.R,, characterised this u 'dub" held over the * heads of the railway companies. The term wu frequently employed ln this afternoon's discussion. CALOART. Fwb. 15 (CP) —Calgary board of trade today ratified tbe anti-scrip stand taken by the wholesale and retail members of the body by passing a reeolutlon declaring ths issue of scrip by Calgary "should not now be considered." A special committee of ttw boerd had investigated the ecrlp Idea launched by elty oouncll in an effort to out down bank borrowings and save oo Interest chance. Tbe board's oommittee today reported. following whloh tlw board u t whole upheld tbe stand of tbe retailers and wholesalers. According to tbe board's decision legality of, scrip wu doubtful. It wu maintained Issue of the peper by the dty , "would Impose the obligation of carrying a portion of the city's Interest charges on the manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers Instead of tne city u * whole," Thursday evening the board of trade will notify the city of its position when a meeting of all in- terests in Calgary will be held at the city hall to dlscute tbe plan. The board delegate' will emphasize the disadvantages of scrip snd the burden lt would place on dty merchants NEW • SHIRTS The latest direct from London. Plaid and small check patterned1 shirts with necktie of the same material! Collar attached style. The newest shirt on the market S3.SB Complete with TV ' EMORY'd *""' Limited *■ Try to Link Suspedj With Bank Robberl Involves Robberies tn Ha_| ton and Toronto URGES STOP TO DOPING HORSES EDMONTON, TOO. 15. — Doping of horses st race courses ln this province will have the effect of killing the sport, warned J. J. Bow- len, Liberal, Calgary, wben addressing the legislature today In the debate on tbe speech from the throne. The Investigations made by government Inspectors showed that tbere bad been drugging of raoe horses at Victoria park, ln Calgary, and In Edmonton, aald the speaker He hoped some government action would be taken to curb tbe practice. Speaking of the proposed barter wltb Russia, Mr. Bowlen said private capital might be Induced to give tbe necessary guarantees lf no arrangement could be made with tbe federal government, British Statesmen Clear Way for W MacDonald Rejects Suggestion of House Discussion LONDON, Peb. 15 (AP) Two of Britain's most Important statesmen —Prime Minister Ramsay MacDon- alcf and Sir John Simon, secretary for foreign affairs—cleared tbe way for discussion of all the major economic problems now bothering the world ln connection with the Anglo-American debts negotiations to' be held ln Washington shortly after the Inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mr. MacDonald told the house of commons be wu anxious "that all questions which delayed world recovery shou'd be discussed by Great Britain and the United States In a spirit of cooperation for common ends." The Labor floor leader suggested the houas debate the government policy before departure of the debts mission to Wuhlngton. Mr. MacDonald rejected this suggestion. ''To agree to this request before we have had at least a preliminary dlsousalon with the United States government." he said, "could not be conducive to a successful outcome ' of these discussions." MORE ABOUT ANYOX STRIKE (Continued From Page OM) FIFE TEACHER IS ILL. GRAND FORKS ORAND PORKS, B.C., Peb. 16.— Mtss "Toots" Baum of Tank U vlaltlng her aunt, Mrs. Woodhouse. Raymond Trlen left last week for an extended trip to Nov* Scotia. Mrs. O. O. Dunn hu returned from Nelson, where she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J, Hoogerwerf. J. Marquis of Nelson ls ln ths city. L. O. Landon returned Thursday from Nelson. Lu Trainer of Nelson ls lh Grand Porks. Mrs. E. L. Kldd, who hu been receiving medical attention ln _3po- kane, returned to Grand Forks on Thursday. Thelma Cooper ot Slocan City ts vlaltlng her cousin, Mlu Winnie Cooper of Weet Grand Porks. Dorothy Oorocoran of Cascade wu a week-end visitor to Grand Forks. Mrs. Wilkinson, wbo teaches school at Fife, wu brought to Orand Porks on Prlday to reoelve medical attention. Mrs. Wilkinson Is suffering from a severe attack of Influenza She wu accompanied by Mtss Josephine Massachl and Christina Fornelli of Fife. Mlu EU* Phillips of tbe central sohool teaching staff, spent the week-end in Nelson. all a committee." Nine of a committee wu then suggested but the men still ghouted and remarks were made, "to hell with the pollce. Lets go. To .heil with. tbem. Kill them," the constable testlf.ed. CONSTABLE DRAGGED DOWN Two offloers wbo were coming behind the men were molested and one wu beaten and kicked. Some of the crowd bed weapons and there wu a daah, Tbe polioe. Constable Smith continued, tried to hold tbe men back and to reason with them, and later fired shots into tbs air Constable Greenhalgh wm dragged down. Tne constable decided to proceed w_th the other police to the beacb. Two constables had to be sent to hospital. BLOOD IN THEIR EYES The wltneaa recounted some conversation which tool., place. He uld 8_.rv.ch had stated there were 800 Russians behind blm with "blood In thetr eyes," wbo were out of control. He uld they were going through and the pol.ee could shoot lf they wanted to, but they were going through. Constable Brunton gave similar eT.dence. Others who gave evldenoe were W. B. Maxwell, Roland Osle. C. J. Doughery, Richard Deeth, James B. Murdoch snd Ocnstable Raybone. L. W. patmors appeared for six of the tocused while Tom Bradley defended himself. Exhibits Included weapons alleged to have been carried by some of the men. These were p eked up where tbe men had congregated and included short lengths' of hose pipe, some with Iron on the ends, Iron bars and implement handee. The* hearing ls continuing. HENRY JENNES LAID AT REST NEW DENVER, B. C, Fib. 15— The funeral of Henry Jennes wu held Wednesday from United churoh. Rev. J. H. Yojing officiating. NEWS OF THE DAY Women's institute monthly meeting rrldsy afternoon, S o'clock. Demonstration. (5063) WINDSOR, ont., reb. II fl —Pollre of tbt** cities war* operating tonight In an effort j link two suspects definitely wj bank robberies In Toronto Hamilton that Involved mon U| tmt, The two suspects an Jobs • or Stanley Lawrence, and III Fauna. Boyd la he'.d ban at prw while the whereabouts of fault! Windsor truck driver, an known Polioe In Toronto today __. warrants for Boyd and an unkn aooompllce charging them with 9 robbery of tha Bank ot Tow branch at Kenllworth and fl atreet In that elty. ^r Hamilton police awon out rants for Boyd and Fauna, chard than with robbery of th* JM bank branch on Mount Haml_j lut November 21. Colorado leads tha Statea ln production of augar beeta. produd men than twloe aa muoh aa O fomla, Ita nearest competitor. ■myth*'* Syrup Ol _.|l A moat agreeable tad effecth laxative for kiddles and adult ln tne and 10* MM*. Smythe s Pharmae] PHONI I Prescriptions Oor Specialty J. A.C. Laughton, BA OPTOMKTlt-ST—OPT-CIAH Suits US, Medical Arte Bulldlaa A.O.F. Court Star of Koo:enay meeta tonight at 7 p. m. Court Royoi Nelson at 8 p. m. (5870, I. O. D I. annual spring tea at the silver room, Hume hotel, on Saturday, March 11. (08S1) IWAN DAVIE8, Welsh boy soprano, TONIOHT, St Paul's church, I p.m. Adults Ste, students 25c. (56751 Knights of Pythias military whlat tonight, February ISth. Prlres, groceries. Refreshments. Admission Me. (5-79) TOILERS WIN TITLE IN WINNIPEG CITY Cermak of Chicago tonight made plonsblp. WINMPBO, Feb. 18 <CP).—Totl- _rs. Dominion basketball champions, tonight defeated Robertson Memorlsl 30-33, to win the senior "A" city championship. The Canadian tlUlsts need only one more victory to virtually clinch the Manitoba chem- MRS. MATHESON AND MRS. IRWIN, BRIDGE HOSTESSES, DENVER NKW DENVER, B. C, Feb. 15.—The hockey match played here Saturday nlgbt between Sllverton and New Denver resulted tn a score of 6-5 for the home team. The severe eold of the past week hu been followed by a heavy snow storm. Quite a number of the young folks ..iked to Sandon on Saturday to attend the ski Jump. Among those who went were Misses Alms Smlllie, Adeline Clever, Jack Kirk. 8. Kills, A. Jeffrey, Douglu Kirk, W. Oeorge and others. Mrs. J. I. Matheson entertained at two tablw of bridge on Saturdsy nlgbt when her guests were Mr. and Mrs. 8. Samuelson, Mlas M. Tattrie, J. J. Streit, H. Sinclair, N. Imory and Mr. and Mrs. Matheson. Tbe New Denver Bridge club met Monday evening at tbe heme of Mrs, J. J. Irwln. There were three tables ln play. Those present were Mr. end Mrs. BUd Rose, Mr. and Mrs. T. 8 Cleary, Mr. and Mra. C. B. White, Dr. and Mrs. Frances, J. R. Thomp. son, J. J. Streit and Mr. and Mrs 4 J. Irwln. OirT BOOK WEEK—Contributions of books, especially books of fiction and children'! books for the' Public Library are solicited. If you sre willing to assist. Phone F. L.f, Irwln, 138 and the books will be called for. (5670) GIFT BOOK WEEK—Contributions of books, especially books of fiction and children's books for the Public Library ar* solicited. *If you are wlll.ng to assist. Phone F. «> Irwln. 138 and the books will be culled for. (5670) Try Us With Your PRENCRIPTION Promptness—Ace uracy—Pu rest Ingredients — Lowest prices—vl find tbe proper management I our own affairs—keeps ns boa —Tbe public hu shown the appreciate oar service. CITT DRUG CO. M Years Nelson's Dispensing Chrmists Mercury Coal Lisa BOOT—USB LESS WORK—That's th* bttt oy result of using 1UHCUW COAL, tba bast all-round mn pose ooal that you oan tn} ORDER A TON T0DA* It goes a lone way. RENWICK'S GENERAL TRAKKFIH WORK RRSERVE FRIDAY, FEB. t, TH FOR BIO ROTARY DANCE—SILVER BALL ROOM, HUME HOTEL— PROCEEDS IN AID or CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S FUND; — TICKETS $1.50 COUPLE FROM ALL ROTARIANS;— COME ALONG AND HELP A GOOD CAL'SE. (56JJ) RESERVE FRIDAY, FEB. 2.TH. FOR BIG ROTARY DANCE—SILVER BALL ROOM, HI MB HOTEL—PROCEEDS IN AID Or CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S FUND; — TICKETS $1450 COUPLE FROM ALL ROTARIANS;— COME ALONG AND HELP A OOOD CAUSE. <5«J_) COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW j SPRING DRESSES — ARRIVING DAILY. LATEST SHADES, BEST MA- I TERIALS AND ADVANCED STYLES AT AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES. LUX- ITE HOSIERY, REGULAR $1.80, SPECIAL $1.00. CHIFFON OR SEMI- SERVICE. MOONAY'S 60S BAKER STREET. (M7S) FUNERAL NOTICE MacKinnon—M-lcolm of Procter, aged ao years, passed away Tuesday. Body will rest at Somer's funeral home where services wut be held Saturday at 3 p. m. Rev. George K nney of Procter officiating. (6083) W\±\tlU////l ivuw THEATRE SHOWING Pal Night Bring a friend—it will only cost you an extra 10c. One Admission 40c Two for 50c Last Times Today Kate Smith "Hello ' Everybody" This picture, In Its first show* Ing In the province yesterdaj —wen Immensly popular wttl all who saw lt—flee for your self tonight! Coming Tomorrow "Speak Easily™ Saturday Mibt OLD FASHIONED COUNTRY STORI CARNATION MILK NIGHT
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