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Ross Wins Lightweight Title on 10-Round Decision ■-Page Eight VOLUME tt .•Its "asm-*** «tt% ioOb Tolley and Dunlap Out of British Golf —Page Seven . DAILY NEWS, NEUON, B.C. - SATURItAY MOBNINO. JUNE M, 18JJ FIVE CENT8 4 COP* NUMBER N FRANCE TO •-. QUOTA SYSTEM f Mining Programs tn TlO* District Aggregate Close To $1,000,000 Now Money V*rt claw to 81.000,000 1* aUouted for carrying out development or equipment program* of • *ubtt*ntl*l nature on mining propertlw ln thla ImmMUat* dUtrlct. principally In the gold camps tributary to Nelaon. though not confined to th* y«llow metal, Nelson mining •tatlitlclani *re figuring. Wnta varloui announoed program* are checked onr—programa already flnanoed, either by •yndlMt* memben, by underwriter*, or by wte* of treuury stock— th* *ggregate of money to b* told out In thl* dlitrlct thli season In developing mlnu ln a aubatantlal way is Impoelng. SHEEP CREEK STANDS OUT Sheep Creek camp standi out for th* numbtr eg big develop- mente ln progrew or wing Initiated. On the Gold Belt, the major gold dteoonry of laat yur, flnanoed at th* oout, * big underground program la developing ore, and oonre thru velni. with tentettve *rran*tmente looking to milling at th* Reno If thlnga check out. The adjoining Golden Belle, on whloh work I* Juet b*lng Initiated, and which hu th* principal Oold B*lt nln*, 1* tlu amply flnanoed. A reoent announcement rorecute construction of a mill on th* Kootenay Belle, acrow th* orwn, on which Frank Phillip* bu been extending tbe program sponsored by F. M. Stock. C. E. Witter, who le operating the quwn with Spokane capital, hu put In a notation plant thla iprlng, foUowlng a ytar'a operation, and hu Increaeed hla cnw. Besides turning out gold brlcki regultrty, tb* Reno I* having great auooew with it* latest dwp development. It hu nudt * big capital outlay ln tht put year for mill, .powar plant, and tram, and In mining clrclei thtn la dtocuwlon of * powlbl* early operation of the Motherlode property, whlcb th* Ran* *equlr*d Along with the mill. TfclTEI. IN YMIR CAMP Ymlr 1* another camp In the Salmon valley wtth general activity and large poaalbllttiu for tha wtton. On* of th* new factor* U that A. B. Trltes of Pirnle, of Pre. mler gtln* fame, la understood to be backing tb* development of th* Two Star, which J. H. Perlnr, Vanoounr engineer, li handling. If tb* prellmtntry program now ln hand ahow* tha expected Justification. It tt believed thtt a big dewlopraent wlU follow. Th* Yankee Olrl la of coune attadlly producing, and atoo de- nloptng. On tho Goodenough 3. 9. Coatee of Vanoounr I* carrying out a program of dup dtwlopmant for * Victoria lyndlcate. A oom- prawor wu reoently installed for thla work. An ertnmely actlre camp la that of -M*. ERIE OPERATIONS W. o. Norn* for th* W. c. OUtll lnterwt* bu itarted up th* Second R*U*t and 1* driving No. S tunntl to cam* undtr tht thooti of tbe upper workings and preparing to mill both or* and th* telling dumpa. Oodfrey Bit-etch hu » low on th* Arlington from th* Relief- Arlington Mlnu. and la working on a amall •*•_*, mining sad ahlpplng high grade ore. Oabore* * Zell. on th* Keyitone. han added a oomprewor. tad tre preparing for full operation nut-month. A 80-ton mill wu put up lut fall. A new operation Ju*t begun la by D. H. Lougheed. brother cf It. S. Lougheed, late mlnlater of landa, on th* Slrdlch, batwwn th* Kenton* and Comitook, optioned from Mllw Slrdloh. L. R. Clublne hu enlarged hla crew on tbt Cotnitock, follow. Ing * winter operation. Much mtocellaneoua work to btlng dont iround Erl*. Including twumylng and cltaning up of tbt Tamarao by Charlu Moon. for B. W. Wlddowaon. NEAR NEUON At th* Nelson *nd of th* valley than an alto promlalaa act! vt tlw. Hit Humming Bird pra-pai-ty. reoently incorporated, haa bwn flnanoed for a waaon'* envelopment by cout MuQaiUMi. — Ittf §_*_. Ueut.-Cor. Victor Spencer of Vinoounr la being named In wn* motion with th* old Ftnt, tong quint-tut, AU th* foregoing denlopmenta aria ln th* Baboon valley alone, and taken no account of th* Oranlte-Poorman. wut *f Nelton, tnd wtln or Impending optratKnt In various other aectlon* of th* Kootenay, including the Slocan and Rowland areas COAST PEOPLE te" Ail IHAftl t/t__IA FIND BIG ZINC BODY IN IDAHO Company Finds Enough to Supply 25 to 50 Years KELLOGG, Idaho. Jane 21 (AT) —Announcement of the dtocowy ol on ImmenH body of *llv«r-1eatf- ilnc ore, Urf* enoagh to supply the company for from 25 to 50 Ttmrr*. wu mate today by thf Bunker HH! and SullWan Mlaln| Wd Cottoentrallnf company. The ore l» on the company'! Blue Bird claim on Mllo craek. near hore. Eiploratory operatlona hare baen ln progress for eeveral montha, and an* nouncement of Uu dtaoovtry wu withheld until tbe alae of the body waa known. Tbe company found taluaMe _»ut- cropplnm, and dlacofared a large depoelt on the 1000-foot la val. Additional on waa found at woo feet, J*nd It la believed thla ore u of tha name body aa that on tha higher le**. Tbo body averages 100 tmt ln width and la poealbly iooo faat long, company offlclala aald. It contains .noatly Bine, with aome lead and ailver. Tba oro la not as high grade as most of tba Bunker Bill ore, but mining men say tbe body Is so vast that It la tha most Important disco-wry tn tbt Coeur d'AIene ration for many yean. Zlne oon oen tra tea bave bean ttated and found to be easily treated at the electrolytic plant ben. Tbe en Is said to ba rich enough to mean a profit to the company at present prlcea of the metala. mwww*mwwm**mt+w~mr9w**+*% LAKE MAY HAVE REACHED PEAK Probthly reaching ttl* pea* (or imi. th* mm *f tm wwt Am Friday ngtetered a all*n awllne. Thunder evening #1 • P-m. 'the leeel itood tt 11.1a fwt ahow **ro by an outeide rttdlng. At 0 o'clock on tlw following morning th* Mk* n* down to 13.06 rwt ahow. A reading taku at noon mowed th* 1*1*1 ap allghtly at lt-og twt hut la lh* Ut* afternoon It wu down again to 19 OS Lu* year"! remains ctrreepond- lng to Friday* wu lt lwt thote. ■yuMj* "KILL THE SCREWS" DECLARED BUCK? KwaBTOK. oat, Jun* u (CP)_ Th* apotllght ef Intereat In. Ua trial* of Kingston pudtesuary con- rlcte charged with rioting in th* prlaon lut October,'today entered on th* nail, fiery figure of Tim Buck. Hi te alleged th har* tddreued th* fellow oonrKte And urgtd thtm to lnalat on thtlr demind or kill th* MAYOR TAYLOR TO HOUDAY vancobvkr, 3im m cot i Mayor Loula D. Ttylor Intendi to •tttt tar tlw OWW*** July 1, on hi* flnt holiday tlnw 1* itlt the hotplttl ln Jinuary, 1333, pronded the action of ea-Rpllw Chief C. I. Edgett agalnat th* old pollw oommlwlon li traftrwd to th* fall I lllHw, u be unduatandt will be ntouury, ht announced * today. Chicago Pfcfrs Ctntdkm QM Bwuty oontwt judft* for quwn | with a W000 oath bonut tor th* of Chlctgo world* ftlr «topp*d right I head girl. Not only had oonteatante tt Lorraln Nevene, former Toronto. to be beautiful, but thay had to girl, whtn It eaat to picking tao- have polw and h» cl*rv. Lorraln* ond plu* in- • flnt maid of honor I h*d them all. Gold Property Near Beasley to Be Diamond Drilled Tbt Iron King Oold mine, some three mllea bock from tha Nelson- Trail highway near -Senile y. bas been acquired under lease and bond by ooaat lnveatore from Mn. F. W. Wilson of Neleon ood a crtw of aeveral men bte bttn put to work, clearing a trail into tht claim and erecting a oamp -Ute. Staked many years ago. by tht latt William Moon, tht Iron King, wot bold continually bot was not developed beyond tbo prospect stage. O. O. Btarr who it In chargt of operations etated that tht preeent cnw of men will bo Incnaatd ahortly ond that a diamond drill outfit and other equipment will bt taken In. Surface trenching and drilling will bt carried on and ahould the rtault prove out at expected, development work will bo inaugurated. Excellent aatty returna havo been taken from turfaot thowlngt of tht mans vein, It is nported and sufficient capital ls available for futun developments. Tbt deposit contains gold primarily, with tracings of other min- trait. GUARD FACES C0URTMARTIAL Today's Odd News Breaks Gains $204 by Losing Purse SANTA BARBARA, Cal.. Junt 35 <_-»>.—C. B. Hammond llku Chicago Bo dropped hi* pure* containing Jia-00 ln a taxlcab there while *n route to * train bound for Lu An- i g«lw. Later tha puree ww recovered with 4404 In It. — Molasses Cause Death of Fishes SCHENECTADY. NT., Jun* M (AP>—Too muoh molwwa wu blam- . *d today by th* itatt coniervition deptrtment for tht deatha of thouaanda of perch, whltefuh tnd carp found floating In the Mohawk rlw. TTH department wld th* moliwea. ;craping from * bug* Ihit iunk neer Little FeU*. cauwd tht glllt of tht fUh to it-iton togttktr and prertnted them from brwthing. Munches Loaf But Has Fortune DUBLIN. Jun* |l (AP) —An old mtn munching htlf • loaf, hi* clothu in tatter*, excited kindly lnterwt of Ctrl* guard, at Dundtlk today and thay took him to their barracka to treat hlm to * aquar* meal. To lh* aatonUtunent of all lw eitrtcted from b-> pochtt gM^OO in bUl*. Th* old maa. who refund to glee hla nam*, explained h* hed bwn hi* own banker throughout tha bank troublu In th* Onlted atate. •nd h* htd returned to Intend with hi* howd after 44 yttn la th* united State*. LONDON, Juat ft] (CP cable)— Allege* t* hae* kwa found uleep *t hi* pwt In Wlndior cutle by * wrgeant while tht King aud tht Quun wtn In realdtncr, Private Harrla of th* Welah guard, faced a court-martial today. He uld he felt Ul end that "ettry- thing weat black." sentence will be aud* pablle later.- MAN DROWNS IN NICOLA RIVER ASHCRorr. i.e., junt n .af>— Allwood Law, resident of a government relief oamp wu drowned Thunday while atttmptlng to cross tbt Nicola rlnr. nlnt mllea above -Spenoaa Bridge, tn a small boot be bad built. Tbe body had not been recovered this morning. Law 1* sold to have oome to British Columbia from Manitoba. GUNMEN HOLD UP PROHIBITION MEN NEWARK. BJ.. Juna 33 (AP1- duumen todty htld up prohibition tftntt raiding a bootleg alcohol "cltaning" plant, dlaarmed th* agente, loaded a truck with aloot__! from tht plant, tnd wcantd. Tlu ctetnlng plant wu touted tew than a block away from th* police atatlon. »»*»*a_t4*»'*» aa* tttt—rea* "GHOSTS" ARK YOUNG LOVERS :* st* fcuttSFSfoo ryitau- VILUC. Quo.. Junt 23 (CP)—Tbt mystery of Stt. Jeanne's haunted houae baa boon solved fltrangs sounds in tn tmpty flat attnb- iited to ghosts by Inhabitants or this pssoeful village ban turned out to bt nothing mon than the results of mild ea;ap- adtt by a young mon wd bit sweetheart. Pollot found tbo building btd bttn untenanted for tome time until tbout alx weeka tgo tod htd provided t quitt ipot for two loven to spend tbalr tn- nlT-ja togotbtr Svta aftar tba tenants moved tn .tbt two ttoio quietly up tbe stairs nearly every nlibt and chttttd In tbt moonlight. laamm laaaaaaaaai WAUCH PLEADS GUILTY IN COURT VANCOUVER. June 23 <CP»—With two ot bit paia tbot dead WUllam Waugh atood in police court today tnd pleaded fullty to t charge of breaking and entering t tton on Denmtn atreet on June 10 and wat remanded to June 27 for -entence On tbo nlgbt of the burglkry Waugh wts ln oompany with Joseph Hendrlckson, wbo wat fatally wounded with ahotgun slugs fired tt tbt youtha by Ooon HlDg. Cbtneae employee of tbt tton. Tbt othtr pal of tbt convicted mtn who died by tbt gun wat Reginald McRae. who went down befon tbe fire of Coneteble D* Richardson during a running gunilgM after thret mtn btd held up tht Service club, Robton and dranvlUe etreeta, mon thtn a montb tgo. GERMAN PRESS BEMOANS UCK OF AIR FORCE Foreign Planet Fly Over Country Dropping Hand Bills 30 Taken to Hospital When Overcome by Leaking Chlorine Gas at Indianapolis IMPOSSIBLE TO PURSUE PLANES Escape Unidentified; the Hand-Bills Insult the Government BMLIN. Itam 14 (Saturday) (Ap).—A atreamer leadline reading -Down With th* Unbearable Chala* of tht Vtrulllw Trut;," appeared tod*. In Chancellor Hltler'i newapaper. VoelkMher ntlbtehter, a tew k*an after pellet reported nnldentlfled forelm •trplanea flaw over th* cltr drap- flng hand-bills which lnmlled he government. Germany ww denied aa tlr forct by tta vertallla* treaty. Tile polio* announcement aald purault of tbe pline* wai lmpoaatMa beotuie their tlr pollot tat no aircraft. Tbt antlr* Berlin pren thapad tbtlr editorial comment tbl* mornlnt tlao ttalut Oeraianya htlplt-U-m ln th* *lr. Tb* Votlkltlbtr Dtobtchter de- cltnd: "Bnty bird I* *Ilow*d to protect It* Mat. only Oermany. wltb clipped wtnt* and pull*d clawa, muit nt ldl. by whll* ita nwt U befouled." Tb* pollw nport wld: "A numbtr of unidentified fonlgn alrplanei ot a typ* unknown to Oermany, enclrclln* tb* WllbeKa- etraew and th* workar* -dlMrltt*. dropped b*nd-blll* Inetilttng tb* •o-vernment. A* tb* tlr polioe do bot pottw* aircraft or twtlng w*t» unabl* to rwch > Jorelgn planet whi«h WIFE AND SON'S THROATS SLASHED NIAGARA PALI*, Ont. Jan* 33 (CP>—Pl*d*rlck 3. fall* nturned to bla Stamford townahlp bom* todty tft*r wont uid found bl* wlf* tnd llttlt ton dtad. tbtlr throat* iliahtd. Pollw belle-ed It ww * ew* ol mur- dtr and aulcld*. It ww bellered th* wom*n, Annl* rau*. «0, killed th* llttl* boy, Stefan Ohariw ral'a, tad thin Mood ln front of * mirror to *l**b bar own throat. Sht fttl *oorow tht boy'i body. Coroner Dr. C T. K*llam expreued tbe belief the detthi oosumd during tbe tfttrnoon. An Inquwt will bt bald tomorrow. Fall*, who bad bwn out of work for aom* month* and only wound * Job thla week, Mated bl* wlf* had bwn uerraua tor aom* tlm*. Sb* awmad bright thl* morning, he itated, and wme to tbe porch to ware him good-bye w h* lett tor work. DIDUXAPOUS, Jun* U (API— Chlorine gai eacaplng from a defec tlv* task at a warthouw apread onr t dUtrlct aenral block* wld* hen today. Many peraona In the neighborhood wen overcome and 80 wen tak*S to hoipltal for treltroent. No on* ww wrloutly atftcted. bow* '»r. • Fwrlng dliwtar tomt fnntlo *p- ptala wen mtdt to tbt itttt milltlt tnd to Fort Benjamin Harrlaon, U.S. army pwt, for iw muk* but a brlt*; breen toon dlt*lp*«*d tb* turn**. A polio* aquad donned gw maiki and carried the leaking tank to tb* city dump*. A numbtr ot chlldnn pitying in tht neighborhood wtn ovtreomt but thty found thtlr plight ww not to bad when ambulance docton prt* ■crlbcd w tn tntidot* libera) quantum ot tod* pop. Tb* leaking tank ww being loaded on t truck when a fain appanatly looaened ahd dlacharged ■ quantity of tb* gw. PLAN TO WORK THE BLUE BIRD Whitewater Creek Gold Surface Showings to Be Worked Markets af a Glance Toronto and Montreal—Stock, Irregularly lower. Toronto mlnea—Lower but ttrna at elow. * Ntw Vwk—stock* rally tad clow Tbt Hut Bird mint, tltutttd on Whitewater Crwk. ln tht Apt* area, la elated for opentlon immediately. Barkla Tenlan la owner tnd ttak- er of the gold mint. It It nttr tb* Humming Bird proptrty tnd ww tttktd four yttn tgo tnd it* twement work tnd * amall amount of development hw bwn don*. A em*U onw of men ban bwn at work for a tew day* breaking a trail and building a camp tite, and work on tht lurttot thowlngt. wblch carry gold ttluw.* will bt tttrted tbla wwk. 1000 COMMUNISTS KILLED IN CHINA CANTON, China. Juna 24 <S«ur- d&y) (AT)—On* thouauid Commun- lata vtn killed In •outturn Klangal provlnot durlnf * three-day bnttle agalnat Kwanjtunf province troope, aald Canton government military author! ilea tod Ay. Tbe KwULgtunc foroea loat 300 men and offlcen. BUCKSMOTHER GOES ON STAND Kenneth States He Was ^Hoaked Into the McMath Kidnapping1' * By ANDREW 3. CLARKE Aworiated preai staff Writer •AWSMBU, Mwt. Jim tl (AW^-Tb* defence *f Kenneth bank, tb* hooded man ot the MoMatb kidnapping, cloeed today with an aged nd bent mother In black lilting ea Ih* itand to teetlfy for htr wn In trouble. Pale and wan. un. Bertha Buck told ot bit ton'i tdnrtltlta; bl* inability to get • lob; that he ww a "good boy." Kannttb and hla brother Cyril an chargtd with kldntpping ot Margaret (Peggy) He tilth, lo-yetr- old Huwlohport girl wbo WW abducted from tbe Harwich achool on May I and nturned thn* day* lattf arter *d0.000 ranaom had been paid. Th* money ww reeonrcd ln Kenneth* home. She had bwn kept In an lwlated cranberry aback and under tnt flooring of t recant houw. Kenneth, charged wltb having performed tbe actual kidnapping operttlom. itemed the court room yeeterday wben be wld ba worked on lnttnicttoni of tn occult flgun, "BUl," t bootlegger from Hytnnla, wbo flrtt talked with him of a liquor deal and' later "booked him Into tb* kidnapping." He wld "BlU" had told blm lt wu not an "actual kidnapping" becauw Hell c. McMath. father of thi child, "knew all about it" and "needed money." Todey he reiterated thl*. VICTORIA, June 23—Clarence B. (Toota) sylnetar, well-known natlre aon of Vlctorli, died tuddtnly todty. Whllt wtlklng twt on Zigble street, Stanley annua, h* luddcnlv collapeed. LATE NEWS FLASHES VIENNA.—The lower chamber ol the Auatrlan diet approved a oon* atltutlonal amendment elcludlng Naal party memben (rom leglilatln rlghta. WINNIPEO—Welcome ralni again touched rariout polnti on tbt pralrlea today. QU-DUC—Tba remain! of Senator Philippe 3- Paradli wan laid at net today. VAMCOUVm. — Unemployed who aawmbled at Oeorgla and Oranvllle ■ trteti wan dltptrwd hy city mounted pollw. LUCERNE. Que—Ward c. Pltfleld ww elected prwldent ot the Ctnadlan Inrwtmant Banker* aaaoclatlon. ' PARIS—Paul Palnlere It tn mon wrtoui condition. VICTORIA—B. C. unemployment nllef matten wtll be beld ln abey- ann until arrival of Ool. W. D. B. Spry. LONDON. — Teamwork batwwn Amerloan and Ruwlan dtlegttlont tt tbt world economic conference U Intarpntad w lndlctting unltad Stttw may toon recognlw tbt So- vltt govtrnmtnt. HEAT PARCHES SOUTHWEST STATES Horses and Cattle Die In Shrivelling Heat MONTRBAL, Junt 3, (CPI—Some 100.000 mtmberi. oomprlalng the combined railroad unlona will aak tba Dominion gonmment to Inter- na* ln tbi pnwnt wait duput*. It ww letrned btn todty. KANSM CITT, Junt 31 (API- Hett contlnutd to parch tha aouth- wMUrn Unlttd sunt tod*y w tb* auraury did lte dally climb abon tba wntury mark. Mo arwk la tb* prolonged drought ww ln alght. Wlnllel.:, Kw. turned ln • temperatun reading of 10S degnw tutd Ark*nwt City, Kw., 107. Down tt Vtrnon, Ttau. It ww 100 dtgnw for tht wcond conweuMn day. . Sun blUtend r*nob*r« of tht land wbtn "It'i 100 in tb* ehada and than un't any ahada." *n attlng cropt wlth*r and animal* die. o_*t -hroudi thtlr flalda. cittle. gaunt front foraging onr pwturw burned out by th* drought, lell today about waterholw itagnant fcr thrw wwki. Honw died In tb* barnet Of bwt ahrtnled grain. Red Crow aid la pledged m eouth- wwtam Kuuw. It la eought tn tht Oklahoma tnd Thm panhandlea, nonb*-Btarn N*w Mexico and aouth- ewtarn Colorado. BUTCANNOT ' ADO FURTHER RESTRICTIONS Keep Ones in Effect; Pro-] pose Immediate Truce on Restrictions INTERPRET MOVE, COUNTER-STROKE Winnipeg—Wheat doted hightr. London—Bar illwr *nd Un low* •r; copper barely itwdy; lead and line higher. New Yark—Bar iMver and Un lower; copper, lead and tine an- changed. New Tork—Cotton and lucar higher; rubber ud coffw itrady. Ntw York—Canadian dollar up H ta MH. FIND ONLY EFFECTS OF BOBBINS Mr. and Mrs. Burns Return to McMurray; Identify Coat that tuna can**** __tn_w eta-Sent, but kwb drown*** la UM Athabaau wn* ttrongthemd todar wban Mr. aad Mr*, joba Barni ot Netmt, b.c, parent* of on* of tha yontb*. ntartnd hy alrphwe from Port Chlppewyan, when tiny had gont to nek newi et tke tate of their wq. A wrecked canoe containing clothing and ptnontl belonging, of tb* tbrw ttudtntt ww found oa tht ■bent of tbt Ink* nwr Chlppewyan. Ttm thrw mining youth* are: Robert 3. Burn*, Neleon. BC; Robert W*ld, Wattrton. Conn, tnd Albert Oomitock, Bronxvlll*. N.T. Whll* it Chlpptwytn Mr. aad Mn. Burn* Identified one of thn* ooete found ln tb* upturned canoe w belonging to tbeir eon. A pocket- book tn on* of tb* coat* oon- tame- an Identification card, a driver** licence, a miner and prw- pictor'* licence tnd t flrwrm tnd camp permit, mtdt out to Bobtrt J. Bum* Authorltlw htn an now oon- vlnoed that the thrw atudenta ban bwn drowned. Tb* lak* la * larg* on* and It* waten frequently *re towed by terrific northern ttom* lwhlng ltt waten to fury In wblch no oanoe could lln. It I* btllrnd that tb* young own encountered on* of tbwe itormi, wblcb bleak with an almoat unbelievable nlddenew, na- derlng th* lak* partlcultrly danger- oua for any but men ot wide tx- perlenw ln northern oondltlona. on Relief Situation WINNIPBO, Jun* 33 (CP)—Hon. H. H. steveni. Dominion mlnlater of trade aad commerce, "ahows a oomplete leek of knowledge of tit* unemployment nllef altuation," ln the wwt. aald Hon. R. A. Hoey. acting premier of Manitoba, today ln replying to the attack on Premier John Bracken by Mr Steven, Mn yeaterday. Mr. Hoey denied that Mr. Braektn enr attempted to uw th* financing of unemployment relief for political purpow*. THE WEATHER Temperiturw: Mln Uts. NELSON _._ 44 98 Vlctorl* (1 ei Vtnoounr —__—_—.. 60 66 Kunloop* to 10 Eitevtn Point It 63 Prlnw Rupert 44 81 Dtwton 46 66 Swttlt M 66 Portlmd _*_ 96 Tl San prtnclico 10 64 Spokane _ _____ M It Prlnw Oeorge M tt Lot Angelw —— te T4 Ptntlotoo 10 — Virnon ... 1 ■ . 46 — Orand Port* -1 44 H Kwlo 44 . — Cranbrook 44 76 Calgwy . 46 74 Bdmonton 40 66 Swift Cumnt _i M 71 Prlnw Albert 10 73 Qu'A»p*U* 13 66 wlnnlPH 60 It Nanaimo 63 66 Moow Jaw M 74 Forecast, Nalion ind vicinity— Mwtly cloudy tnd moderately warm wltb ihowtra or Uiundtntorm*. WAKEFIELD TOT DROWNS UN CREEK niwgate, ac. Jam tragedy ot the flood wwon ww the dwth by drowning of th* llttl* wn of A. Wiketleld. A creek running nwr Hr. wakafleld'* hom*. awollen by flood*, eat a new coune end Into It the llttle boy lelL DIAMOND THIEVES GET $4000 LOOT KITCHENER. Ont. June 33 (CP) —In t dtrlng robbtry ban, diamond thlevn eaoapad with appronmately •4000 In loot from th* Jewalry aton of Oaoar Boehmer. Bntranw ww gained through a aton abon tha j*w*lry tbop. Lindbergh Home to Be Welfare Center JERSEY CITT, NJ.. Junt 33 (AP) —Tht Hoptweti bom* of Ool tnd Mn. Charln A. Lindbergh, from whlcb their tint born ion ww kidnapped ln Mtrch, 1333, wlll leoome 1 children'! welfan water. Failure to Evaluate Dollar Will Not Block Says MacDonald By ClADDB A. JACOBS Awocttted Prw* Staff Wrtt*r LONDON. Jan* S3—Th* trooble- ntn curnney Iwa* ww tempor- arlly birled tonight w th* world economic cenfmnn plnnged lata other work with mace propoalng an Immediate traw an qaota n- ■t-UUaa*. Wbll* provuint agalnat ant fur- ther uw of tba quota ay*t*m w a wwpon to curb Importation*, tba plan would permit Frano* to eon* Unu* Indefinitely the enforcement of quotw it bu already adoptad. > Tba mon ww Interpreted w a oounter-atroke to tb* American dl- mand for elimination ot Import dlacrlmlaatlona. Britiah and Pnnoh delegation* , Inauttd tl)*t lnunnattonal una. menu could not bt computed until \ dollar stability ww achieved btlt finally Joined today ln jnanlmoua - •erwrntnt to Unit the curnwffl quwtloo, , 1 WILL NOT BLOCK Prima Mlnliter J. Ramay Mm. . Donald, chtlnnan of th* oonlerenw,! watrttd that lallun of th* American gonmment to agrw tj in immediate fixing of tb* dollar value wu a "wthwh" m Uw InUrnatlonal aftortaj ban. But .-umooy untar- talatu*, he aald, would not be p*r-> ,-mtjQ^mtimm-rai tb* quou *J*t«m. widely uwd by ', Bts pnnob to pnwnt importt abon a eeruin volume or nlu*. would lafgMk lUbillnd In ltt eiittiag atatba, under tb* rrench propowl whtrt wouldv forbid *ny addlilon* ' to reetrlctlon* now bl efte:t. (Contlnned an Put Two) FORM NEW PARTY INJANTTOBA BRANDON. M*n.. Jun* 33 (CP)-^ Bpouond by Llb*r*l* and Progni- tln from til ptrtt of tht provlnw, a ntw poiltloal organlaatlon function, td la Manitoba today. Chmtanat tb* Federal Uberal-Progrewlve aaaoclatlon. tb* n*w party bw'for It* •lm* tb* reaction of Connmtln pollclw w applied to Manitoba. It hu wt for IU objective uw •ending to Otuw* at tha aut teder. tl tltctloil 1 group ot IT mtmbtn pledged to the wme political belief. GRASSHOPPER OUTLOOK BETTER WINNIPBO, Junt 33 (OP)—Tb* gnwbopptr altuation ehowM dla- tlnct ilgna of Improvement today wltb tbt adnnt of decided:; cooler weather following generaii rainfall* ln tb* eouthern portion* of Manitoba, Dominion entomologUU rtporttd hen todty Tbt hwvy run oa polaon bait iu- " tlon* during tb* lut awk't bwt wan niotwruud tomt .-tadjuat- ' ment of distribution, offlclala wld, ' but tht tltuttlon It wall under, control. BROOKS TO SERVE TERM VICTORIA, Juat 33 (CP)—Ctdl. K Brook*, who ww unabl* to pty a tlna of WO and 37 ooaU for an at.'1 •ault ciuilng grlevoui bodily harm on Jobn Porbea, a fellow nember of tbt crew of tbe gubott Merman. a wwk ago, ww taken to Oakalla 1*11. Vanoounr. today, to wm ti] wntnw of on* montb. SODTHWB8TBBN LIGHT DECLARES ' DIVIDEND CHIOAOO. Jun* 33. (API.—Dl* recton of aouthwwtern Ugbt tnd powtr compiny, 1 unit ot Mlddlt Wwt UUlitlw company, declared a dividend of 78 cent, * ehare on th* 36 cumulttlve preferred itock, payable July 1. Thla nprewnU half tht regular payment. SIGNS OF BETTER TIMES Business Expands Further NKW TORK. Jun* 33 (AP)—Butt- new In the pwt wttk continued lu cxptnalon, wholly unaffected by *•*- ! '.anal lnf:uencT_. wld th* Dun and Bradetnat Review today. i "Th* broadened awwp at whloh trad* u now prognwlnt.'' con- I tlnued the review, " li eliciting I utonlihmtnt from tnn tbt mott time-worn nunnt of ttduttry. w th* iititalned Mnngtb 01 tbe up- cwlnf bw puwd boldly beyond even tba mott unguine eipeoutlona." 1^00,000 More Men Are at Work WASHINqTON, June 33 (CP).— Wllllim Orwn, y^*_ld_nt of th* Am*rlc*n 9to*rtX _WQt Labor, aald laat night mora tflKi 1.300.000 man had goo* back to work ln tb* United State, atnw Mareh. CITY MEMENTO FOR CARTMELL Mayor Makes a Presents. tlon to Departing S.A. Officer Aakid «o ttUnd al UM city eltrk't office Pridty iltevaeon to-' oonter with the mtyor, ctpt. Arthur cart* ra«ll, wbo I* b*tol trarufimd by the* SMvttlon Army to a Vinoouver command, wu iufpr|»*d to ftnd th* fall council awembled, with tb* eawptlon of Alderman T. J. Bcanlan. and to b* prewnUd hy the mayor with a hendioma mantel •WMk with chime*, on behalf ot tbe ow»o*atl(m ol Neleon MAYOR READS LETTER Addrwalng Capt. Cartmell, wbo bk* completed four ywn1 wrvin* "DODDS DNEY PILLS hen, tnd tor tbt. lut two bu headed the community relHf or* gtnltatlon, which wu formal la 1031, Mayor s. H. Smythe nad ts htm tbe following letter: "Dear Sir—The Mtyor and Aldermen or tb* Ctty of R*lwn wl«b to plac* U|tautl-w On neord with y«U th»t thty b*n 'Wry gnaUr appreciated your untiring and uiuel. Il»h rttoyfa toward* welfan work in thl* community. "W* Nail** saw that w* h»v» plawd a 8re*t (Mai ot rellano* on you, and ptrhapt hav* loed-4 n* iponalbllltlM on you that we might h*w aon honorably dlwharge*. but we wlah to awure you of our •ppnolation of your character and activitita and dwiro to ba** rou c»mr »way from Nelion a perm»n- •nt memento of our remembrance. "W« tnnt that you will b* long tpared to enlpy the ncolltttloni thl* clock wlll bring to you, of your ttay ln Nelton." ThU UtUr wu *!gn*d, "Mayor s. H. Bmyth*." In euppletnentlng It, tb* n>«ror Wld th* pnwntatlon ww on b** b*lf of the cltlwna of tttlwn, tnd thtt thtn wu general n*r»4 tb*t 0***t. Ctrt-oell wa* Uavlni. B» u* icelated Mn. Oartnull alao with hU tribute to C*pt. Oartnull. Aldtrmen J- B- Oray, Row Plttn* Ing. R. W. Dawaon, It. B- Uodwy, •nd W. R. cimplon, til added tbeir tribute*. Alderman Scanlan gan the mtyor hla regreU at being unable to be prewnt. CARTMELL THANKS in eaprewlng hli lurprlw and an* preclatlon, Cipt. Oartmall uld he and Ml*. Cartmell ragntted the neoewlty of luring M*l_on, and that thay bad thoroughly enjoyed tbtlr stay, though It htd bwn a buy one. In hU capacity u b**d of the nllef orgealiation, Oant. Oartmall wld It had bwn a pUuure to work with the council. OB Whow backing and oeoperaUon h» had alwaya bwn tblt to niy. In Uavlng Nelwn for the oonunand of th* onnviut ttnet oorp* In vtnoou- nr, ha uld be wd lira. Oartnull would be bidding goodby* to "tb* bwt of fri«nd»." A illnr pltw ta ba mounttd on [ MlU.ro'groUTM-l At TODl HHIKI « * DE LUXE BARBER SHOP NIXT spedtl Attention to Udlei and Children 604 BAKER ST. OPP. IMPERIAL BANK Guide for Travellers Nelson, B.C., Hotels "Finttt in Breakfast asttaeo* Luncheon 35* to 500 WtHaa, B.O. the Interior" Dinner Sttptmiest Phon- 787 I* SwtIo* Oeorge Ben-well, Prop. Botary and Oyro Headquarter* HUMB-C. M. Btydon, B. M*c- Oewan, Toronto; I*. R. Pwooel; H. 4. OUmmlni. Oalgary: Mr- and Mn. w. It. Btnndal*. TraU; A. J. Bel- mtat, cranbrook. R Brotlgh. B. Crawford, Mtdlclne H*t; I. Stutrt, K*w Wwtmlrutir; lln. A. B. Wright, Rowland: D. Munro, Bpokane. R. Munro, Lw Angtln; Mr. tnd Mn. If. Petereon, Tmlr; H. W. MtcLeod, wuinlpeg; llr. and Un. W. B*n- dr-**-*, Kwlo: llr. asd Mrt. B. A. Johnaton. LewUton. Idaho; A. I. Orww, Vernon; O. Hawklna. Salau; A. Muir, Penticton: J. R. Kerr, A. S. Prew, J. P. Muwender. M. M*c- Kenae. O. Lyon*. W. D. Row, M. Mullarkiy. Mr. and un. W. 3. Audit, 8. B. Ktrr, B. Olo_t, J. Bot- wUUe, A. Jukei. Vanoouvar. taoteecQawettttoe*3ootj*i*>io#-'tioa>m. i ww smttttmrntTt. (T5he Savoy "Where th* Gueit It Kin&" Nelson'* Newest and Finest Hotel. Many Rooms With Private Baths or Showers. J. A. KERR, Prop. ut sans sr. phons » SAVOY—Oeorge Andenon, Roger .fa. Kline, S»ek_u»; O. I. K*lit, Bo- llat Mini; Mr. *nd Mn. 0. B. \-t\-, "Wwt Robaon; Jimei R. Slmpion, Waltir B Undqulit. Vanoounr; WlUUun If. Diana, New Weitminaur; lln. O. B. Carter, TnU; J. N. Murphy. Kwlo. New Onnd Hotel 9. L. KAPAK. ItOP. wwkly snd Htntbly Ratw Hat aad Cold WatM Magu Me ap Poubl* fiJM) tip Wnwi s» b Hamm mtn p» m-mm-mma—m-----m-a^aam Occidental Hotal TM Tarsia *t, Pbont HTL |l. WAasiCK mty Bona* of Solid Comfort Head-marten tor Login* •nd Mlnen Madden Hotal A Weloome Awaits You 3AI. t. MADDEN cowputeiy RemodcUed Hat and Cold Wattr In Ht HEART of tb* City QUEEN'S HOTEL A. urOINTE. Prop. Boaau fnm to* lo I i.M Monthly ll* aad up. (turn hwted aad hot and wld water tn every room 60J Baker gt. phone Wl TRAIL, B. C. ..«..a.*e«e*.«e«e«..*.*.«• j NBW CROWN f POINT HOTEL 2 Buropwa PUu ♦ t HEAPQCABTEBS 1 • commercial and ToorlH Trad* J ♦ sample Roomi 2 COMMERCIAL RATES ♦ * Wltbtat Bath ._ »1JW * • Ulth Btth __ Vt-tm and »*:•*». J : TRAU-v B* C. i * "A Ptlaee J ♦ in the Kootenayt" ♦ I..................itl.. ..*...*.*.tl.t.l.I...... ; : I NELSON | I DAILY NEWS I : Classified j t Ad* Produce I I Results! i t I I Phone 148 or 144 | TRANSPORTATION - Freight and Passenger GREYHOUND . LINES Announw Spokane Bus vu TRAIL comnwaen MIINUAV^lNt llth So* leave, 1*ll> nrept Sunday at 13:00 »-m. NEW BEDUCEO BATES c NELSON-TRAIL FREIGHT Careful Handling Efficient Service Low Ratea Mt ui carry roar TJMU.-BELSON PWIOIIT K.Uott _ PHONES — TraU 11*11 (Bud-Vant) • BLUE LINE FREIGHT th* atook wlU km th* feUewtod Utwrlptloni "Prtunud by tha Olty et K*l*oa, B.O, to Oast, A* Oartmall. la ne- cgnltlon at hi* valuable lerrliel to the dty." MORE ABOUT CONFERENCE (Contlnned Prom Pae* .One) Baton Adjourning tomint on' th* wuk*nd tb* oonf*r*no* worked In *lght oammltt*** or lub-commit- M** «lmult*n»oua(y Making to nuh ■word on twin* nst Immedutely connected with th* atabiiUutlon quatUon. Th* development of a prutlwbl* p*nn*n*nt monetary itendwd, th* lamination of artllloal lttd* n. ittlctloaa, th* cMoWnt of govtrn. mtnt lumidUi tor uufliount indue- ttu* and pmwntlon at floodlit ot tb* ratrk*u ww* th* principal topic* on which tb* delegatee eon. watitM. ANOVBhMBNT POOL1IH Oh*lrm*a Maotiwuld Hid: "Tha luggMtloo far *dJoumm*nt ot tht toonnnw U fooilth tnd vannot Be Imagined." Succetf of th* conference wl-l dc* pend finally on cumncy atebilua* tlon, Mr. MacDonald toknowledgid, but he (toed th* outlook with "a very buoyant atvl hopelul hurt." 1ft* import quota lyateo, which Pranoe dttendi md tb* United Statu itrongly oppo*M ctm# up btfon th* committee on commercial policy. Slgnor Nola, Italian delegate, itrongly attacked tbt quota devlot u "one of tht wont of til obilac.i* to trade," tnd u tending to tupport vetttd Inttreiti. Tb* Prench delegttlon iilfguUd a truo* on furttur uuwian of tb* quoti tytttm which Prtso* -onjld- ere eeaentlal to b*r intamal economy and Is unwilling to abandon at preient. Motorleu Planes Hauled About Sky UM ANOELEI, Jun* ia (AP). Thr** motarleu awvpUnei were hauled anwat th* iky hen by * fvnrth pUne. acting a* "locomotive." TW* I* under-toed her* to be th* flnt Inttanet In aerial hlitory ln th* United sutei In which u many a* thre* tralltn. hay* bten t*w-d itmaltanie-uly »y *a* ■alar craft, Th* d**nMtr*ilon wat nported u a itep toward reaiuatlon of tha drtaau of ilrmen—that af oparttlM atrial *nra* train wtth only th* leading ihi* p*wend aad th* mt tawed w tb«y tan ha cnt laoa* trom th* train at any landtag field *long a traniport route. Social Events of Trail City TRAIL. B. 0. Jun* 33--IO*. B. Lob* and daughtw*. ray. hate n- tunud from Alniworth, whtrt thty holidayed far a week. x e e . Chart** Hirmtn, who ht* turn t pttltnt In TrtU-Tadanae hotMtal, hi* ntunud to hli homt tt alocan Olty. . * * Trail News of the Day nun mom uto tors-m* nnaaot. mttry. 3. ft Andtnoa. (UM) Captain of IU-Fated Lnsitsnit Is Dead LIVBRPOOL, Bng.'juna » (AP). —Wllll-un Thomu Turner, captain at tb* liUfltanl* when It wa* tor- pwkud *nd aunk in Har. llil, dM today at On*t cro*by, near han. at tb* a«e of TT. B* had been b*d*ridd*n thn* month*. GUARDS RESTORE ORDER IN MADRID UADRID, Juna gl. (API— Amult guarda tonight reetond ordtr ln th* capital foUowlng rial* in whleh two peraona wan belUvad fatally la. Jurod *a group* p*r*d*d through th* itr**t* U»rlng from boua* tnd public buUdlag* nllgloui banner, plaoed In celebration of tba Sacred Hwrt Holy day. SENTENCED POB fALSE PBETEJvCES NBW WISTMinaTBB, Jun* 31- Mwlon B*rry. Vanoonvtr, wu na* Ua***- ky llMl»_r»u B. L- Edmund* la elty pollc* oourt to thn* montb* In Orittll* prlaon on » charg* of obtaining 130 br (»_u pnieacts trom tb* Bank of Montnal, Niw WntmlnaUr. VEHICULAR TUNNEL IN TUB CATIB1LLR New York ataU bu completed * SOO'f-Ot vehicular tunn*l und«r Bnakneck mounuin, near oold Baring. Th* opening of the turn*-! ejlmlnat** two dantweu* ind* croi- Ungi onr th* main Un* of th* IMw Tork Oentnl railway. Th* tunnel li •Uetrlc-llghted. Tb* BOTW* *n laeed with anal**. American telmtuu »n aeeklng a way to rid Bgypt af flat-worm dl- wtae which afOKt* two-thlrda of th* native population. TU NILIOM MW NEWS. BE14BN. S_C, - SATCTWAV MORNINO, JUNI Sd, IIM- EAST KOOTENAY POWER HOPES TO SHOW IMPROVEMENT, PRESENT TEAR ItptmtBAl, jua* S3 W)r~A. 3. NwMtt, preeldent of But Koot- •uy Power company, Umlt-d, id, drealng tbt innual gentral mat. Ina ot th* company* ihanbaldan htt* todty, tald mlnu 'in th* du* trtct ttrmd by th* aompany wan aow b*o_mlng mon utln and that it wu hoped that th* aompany would ttw a* «naaM to thaw lm* prinmiBt during Hi* angni. yur. Attn from tn* raawki af th* an*ld*at, the mwtlng wh toutln*. The innual ttattaunt.wu approved •ad.dlnttsn wan rwlaatad with. out change. uy. Nuaitt MputMd that tlx «**1 and rnlnla* taduitfy had bun •awattag an a euxtaiUd Mwdul* durtnf th* lut yaw, and that dur* lag tk* put fnr da** h* had i«- reived woe* that tht rallroada w*r* going to buy owl asd on* large mln* wu opening up again. R* noiawd «ut that HMltan vm taking own on and tM* wt* rn. dent In man actlv* **tnt|«Bg tt tht nrfnu ttrnd by But B**t***y power. $50,000 FIRE IN LOWELL, MASS. LOWBLL, Mtu., junt 33 (AP).-_- Pire, which (UntUned to tweep through the ooniuted tenement in* In th* Aon* dlatrUt tot* today, dutroyed two two-itar*> mu. nlclptl bulidlnii and demand an nnooeupled lia-itony tenement building with a total low eitlmattd at 350,000. While the fin raged, dynamlU atored in th* dutroyed uwer department building «nlo**d. TMn wu on* rnten blut and thn* minor *iplo*ion*. It* ea* wu in* iund. He Thought the Water Was High But Vellutlni Only Turned tha Stream Butorac'a Direction TMIU 8. c. Jua* 33e-r»aRk VMIutinl, prwldtnt ot th* TraU has*. btll eluh wlll find It man difficult to do hli gardening Bunday than ht did lut wuk. Prank u overjoyed when th* Trail turn hu a gwn* whtdutod with Nilton. Why* He hu * nlo* plot af toad at BrUllaot with iprlng vegeublee growing up that aud hla panonal lupervuion. Prank Uku ta Uan Trail wrly, itop off ind cot* hi* planu for » whll* at Brilliant aad than go on to Nelion to eee the gun*. But tomorrow tb* looal bon tn pUylng tl bomt, »o th* »«. den ytlii bav* ta ttkt a baak uat. Lut Bunday Mr, Villutlnt ww ae* eompinUd to bli plot by th* wtll known "Etumpy" Butone, It 1, ru* mond that "Btumpy" a*»d*d • mtu *U*a *o h* pick*d a alu •kidy ipot to itul t ftw wlok*. prank dug a ditch tnm hi* watte rtstfit t* wh«r* "B-umpy" wa* la tlumbwtoad and than waited for ra* •ulU. Pntty won th* eold w»t*r wanted up ts "Btumpy'* traw". K* lumped to bU fwt with a frw •mpbatl* *kcltmttiooi. Mr. Butora* liter admitted h* htd thought th* river t__d rlwa to %be*» he wu lying.' TRAIL HAS STRONG TEAM FOR SUNDAY TRAIL. BtO. Jun* M.-Th* H*l- wn bawhtll olub wtU ban to bring • atrong lineup to TraU Bunday lt It intend! to put on* onr on' th* ■Miter city hall team for tb* «*- hiwtlon gtm*. Th* loeaU demon ttnted au*lUnt b*l| tacUc* at a full turnout practlu ban Prlday alght. oordon MCPwr, vitenn oateber, will May the baekatop pcaltlon, WhU* ftwnon, wbo ku kun out of th* pltctur'i bok for aom* tlm*. wUl io in Bunday for mow of th* gam*. MorrU will probably nll*n blm for * Hurt tlm*. Kyattry DiPaeqtuU, who hu prom hunulf • tint elu* whiter, will umplw th* g*m*. BRANDON TO GET BALL FRANCHISE O.C. CRICKET LONDOU, Jua* M. (CP 0*»U)_- Bomlnit «MM Bamprtlnkr 101 rum in * ftrrt*lui touaty vlthtt mitch uoanhiaiaa tatty. Darbytbln defuted Olouowtenhln hy fl runt, whllt TtetorlM oa tb* nnt innlr-n wen iHlttrM hy Woiowlw onr Middlww aat Olamaiaan onr Un* cuhin. Sonar traunwd Cambridge by ilk wMMa. Th* tlaw limit pm. Olamorgan their notary onr Uneubln. Tydto*. ley na up IM and Iddon IW ud both wtn uakMtra at th* etow. oth«r esaMnw wan HI for RUh-t of wotowter, III lor Human of Cambrldf*. ' D*rt>y*hlr*» fin* bowler Townwnd took eight OtwMwWnktn wlokiU at a owt ef lw* tbaa four run* aptew. Read task low of th* Oambrldaa wicket* for Id runt la tb* weond Inning* ind UMM b*IB*4 awwmt to tbe win ovtr xamptbln br taking ^our Hante wlaktte (or M. r Tkt cloalng won*: MlddUwi 334: Worcwter IM (Ituhol IM, Mtrtln Ii not out, OfSkaa* M) at Lord'*. Somtnut Ud aad trt, Bamnthln 33 and M (Onw* N, Btwll four for M) at Pwl—iuth, ixrby M0 Ud IM (Oodtrd *l* tot »). oiaiMertintUM im aad m (am* fUld M, BaaamsBd it. Townwnd Ma for M, aad Twwnwnd el«ht tat M 8T. PAUL, Mian-, Jun* 33. (AP). —Th* Bralnerd. Minn., franchu* of the Northern Lwgu* wUl be trana- femd ts Brandon. Man., effective neit Tueeday, Ray Ibrgeiu, at. Paul. «wn*r. tnnounwd todty. TRAIl BAND TO n*lh B.C., Jus* m_a aaa. urt wlU be given by th* city HSS. *fV_!. "•■""•M* S*tUird»f night *t T;M p-m. with WUllam PoaaUy cwtfueting. w™ ff* If^J?" lm "• *» **Mawai Marth, Punohlnelio, br Wmmtn anrtun, Light Caralry. hy auppe cornet duet, Tlu Twa ohuau, pliy. *-■_ bL ""•aimod Bruw Porteath m* tf, Thatehw; wtoouon. aong of Irala**. by Bound; trombone eolo. Tke My Whwl, by Button, to be WWR ky D. W. Porteath; unnada, * IBtMkS tk Jua*, by Semco; march, dBBSBBr, »T lum*; final*, Natlon- Aatium M Bull. DR. THOM GOES TO Tl GOLF FINALS JtttMU S. 0., Jun* Me-In th< WanoR eup haadloap ilnarU* oomp*. tlon of the Boo-lind TraU Oolf and OMBtrr olub, Or. 3. S, Thorn u oaa of th* llnallau, havln. won bl* war through from th* eight*. Dr, T, 3. Crawford bw y*t to ptoy J, *. one af Bawliad in tn* .ighte, th* wlaaar to SMH Pr. T. J, Hair to th* wml-tuul*. Bwulte of gamu pland during BUhta-Br. Muir beat 3. 3. Ping. .j* put wuk warn Und: A. B. Bitobu beat ■. a. An. demon; Dr. Then beat B- w. Bail*- B*ml*fln*l»—Or. Thorn won by de. fault from A, B. Ritchie. HELEN HICKS WINS OUN HBAB, H.T., Jua* H, IAP|. -Coming from behtod on th* final ta-boldw, Helm Wak*. ftraur United Stete* goU ohampion. today won her attend bong Wind ehamplonahlp, diluting lira. Marlon Turpi! I wd 1. CITY TEAMS TO BOWL TONIGHT Tonight lawa bswliaf team* the*, •n ta pliy Trail, will play praotin mitchee tt tbe local grun*. J. Draper'! rink will play 6. TwUt'i and B. T. Snlu'* rlnk pl»T» O. A. COAL COMPANIES TO BE PROSECUTED OUBBBC, Jun* M (OP)._J«ouj cotl companMa operating ln tb* provlnoe of Quebec faoe pr__*cu* tlon on cbtriw of btlng member, of • eoenblne *g*ln!t the laterwte of tb* public. VAKCOtJVBB, JUM 33. (OP)-. Murray Pattenoa, St. victim of Bunday momlngi tragic automobll* tceident neir Whyttclifft Park, ww burled Thuradiy afternoon In Ooean view bwltl park. Mis AruiJ Ner Hurt Un. JUary Buck, Hariri Uta, AM*., write..-"---** MIWW paiuar-iaad my tilWHt Seam, tkat Moon's Start ud Vam Nb "*? «?« **>_**- *w»W" I ami -*r a has. aad after tatiu tk* Pill* for a fiw tJuTt Mt a wk*k]*n»ttar. Stow 1Mb I ken had ao n»m ,f tbt dliqr tpellt ud pi— anmad the hetrt." . P* wlf at ad Ing iat rural rim*; r*» to wiy ty IV T. Idltui Ct, ltd. Tireato, Oat. t ..-._.. OIltoMIBB IM (Drioa N, TUrnkuU M), tonawhln IM ud following oa IM tor tbna wteh-te rwateon II, BnwiN II. Tpdlwder IM ud mt out, Iddea tM BM OM) at Bwaa. 9*$a Oaatmtat Onlnnltr IM iad MO (Rumta SM. Head fear fir Ml, Bur. ny Ml ud Ml for four (Pweotk 71, onoorr M »M wtt) it tb* Ovtl- Rougtaedd Boat DiilyNewslIM Xouthouka handed tb* DaUr maa nftbal) sto* a io-* wtbaek to * auppy gtm* played Prlday •«• atof- Tb. D*Uy Raw* wared to* only run ln the tint Inning ud btld th* Bougt-uek* to th* toon M 14 until tht Men ad tb* third. Bold- Ing th* lahallngui uonUw to th* third, tb* Boufbaeek* onwed tk* put* for (la run* to tbtlr h*lf of tb* inning- Tb* wlnnn* tddtd thne mora to the fifth tad one ta tbt tlrtb. The Daily Bew* nine *oond saw in th* fifth, *Utb ud ninth. V Ahna* wu the big nelw at bat fer the Boufhatck*. In th* third lu ■lutawd out a hom* run with tws on kww, ud duplicated th* fwt to th* fifth to aooount tor *U of thi wlnnen' runt. 1. BattllfH, O. SiMUte, V. Anraaa ud O. B*U of th* Rough- rkt ud T*dloek. M MorUy tad Brown of tbl Inkillngen pUyed a bufup gam* to tb* field. Cslvsrt WUl Fsc« Manslsujhter Chsrge KBW WSSIMUWl'BB, Jaa* M-i (CP)-Bswart <Slnrt, AMur Umt, wirtbouw mtnt*tr. Pacific Oout Tbrmtoal*, limited, wlU a* ehirged with mutlaufbtw to ooaawtum with tb* dwth of David E Mont. gonury, prominent Ladner fuaur, wbo died in Ron! Columbia ___*,- pltoi w tb* rwult et being ka«*h*d down on Udiwr ntd lwt Bunday by an all***d kit-aad-run drlnr, Ohut OeMtoM* aeatt iwntea ed Udn*r, atttod todey. ARRANGES RAILWAY WAGE CONFERENCE OTTAWA. June M. (ep>_goa. W. A. Oordon, minuter ef Ukw, bu -arranged for a awWwaw ***t wwk bttwua repreeenUMew ef nil. w*y Uber aad the Casadtoa raU* war m*a*f*awat* on rrnpwto waaa ndtuttaw, it wa* uao-mwd to* nlgbt lallewtog a wtifWwiw b*> twwa tb* minuter tnd eklefi ef the runnatoe tradw. ITALIAN FLIERS ARE STILL HELD ORBBHHO, Itely, June 34 (Bet, urdeyl- (AP) —Wwtlur nytrtt M midiuibt ww* w uaitvortbte that Italia* nun wh* btd pUtuwd te takt off at dawn to M wtpltnu far a fUgbt br itegei to th* wa* tury sf preiraw to chUeeo pnwi- c_liy tbaadeaed hoe* af departure today. MINOR LEAGUE BALL SCORES ^^."ir^sr" Jeney City l, Newark 1. Rsehwter 3, Montnal I. Pay Tribute to Mrt. J* V. Ramsden A 1st—t* aumbdr of frUndt ud ntotlrw f*M a lut tribute to Mr*. J- T. B*IW4*a Mdap afternoon it wrvuw MM to Bt. fcrlour'* ohurch. Via. Arabdwooo Pnd B. Orabam offWated. lln. B*nud*n d*aly Wtdnwday. Mur bwutlful Ooral trlbutw war* nealnd aad at the ibunb tha hymn wng wh 'Vert «f Afw- i-aUbawwi <m _. O- Lu*, J- Hiauoo at., j. BtU, B, nut, r. W. aitdtr and V. Oram*. Marai afhrinM wan trea Ibwlly, budbaad, Bew, ahttoran, plttow; grandeblldnn, wnattu. Ralr-Uvu. Allw* and Bern ot Tan- eounr. Blew, Tlay Chamberlato sf Kate Ram*d*n, Bpplng, tl£SttJklBB&*»'»* Portland I; B*ttU* 7. HoUywood 3; Lm Angelw 6. "GIRL" GETS THREEMONTHS Ttoa,oMwtotsht*r*«to-'' ittlmd in mu'i clotbw eHUd it to* Twm Wobub'i (JbrUtlaa tawaittlwi !ulld- tog btn, "Sh*" MM A* wh "up •aalMt It," hid bwa ndlaa trairht «r»toi iad wuted burd and todtl** for th. nlgbt. Bk* bad • buadU ol llrl'a clothing undar har arm- Bh* wUbjd ta draw birwlf In Mr proper h»klllmenU. wt, rwt. "Blu" wu idmltted, Tsd*T In pollc* oourt, Bobtrt <«utb) BlucbT-M, lukr Vsuto, lot thrw month* In Oakalla JtU whtn h* pUtded lullty to tnndu- lentlr obtotolw board and lodging from th* T.W.OA. by f*Utly lra- p*r*onating * ttmilt, Acoordln* te tb* *vid*nw Bluob* hid wlted ,t tb* 'T' wirylng * bundU of woawa'* clothu ud *hew- !l *•**•£» *» Vi*1** *bat M ww "RUth" Blanche. auipioeu of othir mill il tb* ,L.y* ****** •WBMtej* tttttt *^_h ***.. b*"x —tea* a ro*m. Ptdlw o*iUd oa tb* uew guwt. Ttwy found a willowy graeMul young lady, ftult'.wtly attired, powder, Up- •tic* on tb* bid. Th* maeutmte atated that he underatood tbat Blanche bad uwd "mwt horrible lanfuaao" la the T-WOA. •> Blanw idmltted tbl* aad aald be ww nrrr. Tb* tocuud'* atory wu thtt bt hid oom fnm to* prairiu, ww wltbout fund*, and bad hit upon tb* whim* to Mt board and taam. R* uld he ***** from BrUtol, fag. lud, in UM, wd had work*d Wtll th* pruent Ume. VERIGIN MAY BE ARRESTED AGAIN WDfBIPBO, Jua* M (OPI—atUl determfhed to d*port P*ter Vtrlgln, Oeukbobor ludtr. befon hi tarn- ■ SAU. bl* domicile (n Otnadi, Im- liratloa *utborlt|w mar aula ir- rwl him town Jun* M, tw Wis* ■Upm rm, Pnw wld to it* art* ooiumn* today. V«_t«to U aow kaluved to Teek- toa. Buk,, mm IM paper, and uae migration tuthorltiw in foUuwlna blm e-wely tor thi nuraow e( pltoing blm undtr irrett. The Prw- Pnw balun* v*r|gln wtu ot «» rwted it Vwllln, iausl. stmflini tnd Allw Of * lima, of - \jttA*U, *t*t*T BUl and Btlph WlUoa, Un. B. Smith and totally of Calgary, Alberta Ud ltor-a*n Purwy of Kalao, Wart.. Mr. wd Mra. O. Abbott, Oladya ud Angy, MU* loulw Oil* Of London, Mr- end Ml*, Barry Me* Uu. Mr. wd MM- Jowph amltb of culgtry. m*nd* lit, ud MM- Cteorn At* fclawn, Mr. aad Mn.-A- W. Betty, Mr. aad Mn. C. B**k*r ud'rruk, Mr. tnd Mn. Ottstf Brant and family, Mr. wd Mm. Alu. Campbell, Mr. aad Mn. Chappell. Mr. ahd Mr*. B, W. ntwney of Perrya, D*ugh* ter*. of Bnaiud, Mr.udMn.B-a.Bi. '.tote ud ftmlly. Mr. aad Mn.Bmwt Pratt iad K*nMth, Mr. ud Mr*. Vic Oravw, Effle wd the ban. Mr. and Mra. P. C, Oouto. Uw OrlwelUa, Mr. and nn. A. PUietur, Mr, tnd Mre. Booker end family. Mr. and Mn. Chtrlw p. Hunter and Jack, Mr, and Mre. Xaraaw tnd Brally, MW- W. X. Juper and Mrt D. A. Ptnton, l|r. tnd Mra. Uw ltorr, T. B. Ud Tommy UM. Ur w« Mra A. a. Lambert, Mr. and Mra. W. 0- latto ana family. Mr. tad Mn. MRS. ANDERSON BURIED, NELSON Puaaral wrrlaw tor Mra. a-jua Andtnon wan hate *t th* Pint Prubytertan church P|ld*r br Str. jamu Tauaaew, PeUbwian wen J. S- Oauldlu, A. T- Park. B. Burtotrun. J, Ona- dla, D, T,»»ddl*»ad W- J. Part*. MBS. TIM PLAYER REPORTED BETTER Mn. Tlm Plajwr, wbo I* a MtUat la tb* Booteiay Uk* tUtamii Maf -tltol, wu nportad Prldiy nl|bl H W, n. U*-*t tnd ftmllr, Mr. Mra. 3. P. Mertu, Mr. and Mn- B. Puny. J. T. Prlw, Mr. ud Mr*. P. B. Poulln. Mr. wd Ptartr. Pythttn BUtett. Mr. and Mrt. Oan Blrturdw, Mr. tad* lira. BHI RU*y. Mr. ud Mr*. A. 0). RitchU, Mr. and Mn. T. W. Uader and Jimmy, atar Orootnr wd iteff, in* BpUn. Mr. and Mn. W. B. Bmedlar. Mr. wd Mra. o. Sutollffl and famur. St. aerlsar'* Altar Oulld. Mkw Murui stooMcr. Mn M. SouUy. ton. V. TMeto- Mr- and Mm. Own* Turner, MIm A. r Tkytor, Mr. aad htn. 8. Vlngo, Mr. wd Mra. Angels Taiwan, Mr. wd Mn. 3*ak Wnd. Mr. aad Mr*. W. wiuiam*. Mr. wd Mn. awry Aaua ot Vlotorli, Mn. Mut Ben Br„ Mra. B. o. Brown, Mr. wd Mr*. BaUtw aad family, Mlw 0. A- Coatw, Mr. iad lft*. tttphla, Mr. aad Mia. P- H Dti- nvp't, Mr. aad Mn. J. Draper, Mr- and Mr*. Pnd Potter, WlnnU wd Pnd, Mrt. B. J. Orldley. Mr. and Mn. O. Bai|h. Mr, aad Mm, William Harkaui. Annie wd Jua. Mr and Mr,, lulu Ball, Mr. wd Mn. A. Jobaw* and lamlly, Mr. wd Ml*- Jobn Bamaoo, Mr. Arthur Eeelar and fanUly, Mr. and Mra T. W. uat, Mr, Ud MM. A. O, Ua* tnd toatUr, Mr, aad Mm, Vm Uughton, Mr- wd Mm. O. A. Unoe, Mr, and Wl. Mlebalaoa and Mm. A. A. tokaaoa, Wtlter, Jim ud Maud. MeOwdlln, CONVICIUP ON HIB1MUM WAOB ACT VARCWVSB, Jun* M (CP)—Convicted In aMIa* court of noliMni tb* minimum wisi »*t, 3, U Sueid, Manitoba betel, Wwt Cordon, ww fined Ml wd ordered to pw |l?o to a femaU employee whs hid reoelved lwt than the minimum wag.. BRITAIN TO TAKE CANADIAN HOGS BBABOOH. Jua. M (CP)-Onat Britain hu earned te tak* BUM bow * wwk from Canada for it* mat fln mm pmtdiaa otaada aw produoe the ricbt kind of bop, KM. B, O. MeXeaaU MM dtl*f»tw to tb* uaual eoenailsa ot the wwtern Mwltoba board af vndr- CATERERS TO MAKE MOVE VIOTOtUA, jun* M (OP). — It •ppur fnm oommwte at tb* tent-tun bulldtoM MH today UUt th* awtt mot* to tb* oolUe* tlw ot tb* m**l tog for hoapital *M would b* from ttw oaten** to vuw ef th* ennouneamw* that tb* tog would b» eotiwtod M tout un-il th* Wd M tb* joreranunf* fUul WfTBlABB BOBPTTAL .. TAItOQOTW, 30B* M, (0P)_--A durneu of 111,411 to operating ton for to* flnt fin mwtb* of tu ywr, a* oompared wltb tbtt of IMI, ww nported »t * muting of tb* beard of dlncton of tb* Oeneral hoepltel. The deficit for the tin monthi wu 343,310, u compand with Ml- 7M lut yw. MIXED FOURSOME GOLF FOR JULY 1 On Saturday, July I, Metom golf, en eommeaw pUy In a mlud four* •om* tournamtnt for tb* Bmyth* tbield *nd wUl eontlnu* oa Sun. day- Tb* ftoal* mty b* reached Sun* . day but if not will u pland on Wedatadiy'July I. kntriu tor ih* tournament wfll olow Thuraday. June M, at I pm, Be fw there ar* todleatloni of * good Ult. Far From Agreement on Wheat Restriction Water Circlet TRAU,, BC, June M.-.Tben li on* bwn* to tows wban tbe family hw ta wait fer tbe Ud* to go out btfon thay eu enter thtlr houw. Thu u tb* bom* of Mr, Ptlkaer, located at th* lowwt point of ttu Doukhobor lubdlvuion. Tb* houw U eompletolr Wrtoundw by, wtwr but whtn tbt wart of the rlnr gou out ene ten walk to tot front •tea* without getting hi* Maw full- SMH .nn with thu hlgb witer problem ts conttBd wltb;* it mutt keep tM houw nlw wd eeer tow* bet dayt. lOMDOit, June ll (Baturday) (op cable).—Owplte »nnovm**»*ut by Thomu A. I* BntOB, cSairmw st th* four-power wUiV costo-* enw, th*t • prevliloo*l dgrumtnt on 11 p« emt asneta /riducUon wu wpeeted Monday, thd tltuatlon wrly todty ippwna ftr fnm »*t- tw. Th* Plnanelal Tlmu nported Oww*, United Btttw, Armtln* wd Aiutrtllt virtually dttdloektrt | through AuetnUa't definite refuwl to egrw to nduw ber aeeeage TbU newtpantr tald u American txptrt wwid tpptoaeb the prlael* pel Importing eountrlw immediately ud attempt to obtain from tbem tariff ewmwtoa* on whut Import*. ASSELSTINE GETS UB NOMINATION VWTOBU, JUM t*—W. as. -jlg^J •tin*, luptrlnUndant ef tb* PnmUr (told Mining compwr, defuted J, O. Kergln, whs bu nprtwated tba eomtltutaay tlnu IIM for A * tbe MUa Liberal nomination Thurtdty. X Word bM bwn no*|v*d at Llb-nf tutddutrten thit nt w. r ~ et pauw Oeup* baf kwn tb* Liberal nnwtoltlea to ridlni of, Paaoe BlTer- n toe aa* COLUMBIA RIVER , DROPPING, TRAIL TRAIL, B. O., June It.—Reeding of the Columbia rlnr bin Prlday night wu at M.ll feet u compand with MM ftet on Than. day, a dwrru* of 4 toot, faw) peer on June 33 tbe Unt etoaa M M.40 fut. K B.C. RED BRICK Phtne $3 for delivered prices. Coal il Cartage ———— G R [ Tbt Entire Earnings of Om Mntval Life of Canada are •w«e4 by the PoUeykoldera ■* Ttet TMnp ywn Mn p»wid •Wand bit Mti_ Tk* melt B. W.'i ItveMmtat wMcb 1, ,lr.n la IK.I1 kel«w taytollm tke eirw 4 Ik, *eUclyU M "wntllty". Policy No. $tfi~*—11,000 Badewmwt is M yurs (Iwuid ia 1»0»—Annual Premium J31-50) Up. V. Paid la tha Mutual Llfai SO Anaual Premium! ef Wl.M — Leu Dividend! (includini Specill Katri lift Dividwd NM Amount Paid fcjr Mr. W. •989.00 »*16.18 rati Vital e| Pollep Paid in Cub $1000.00 Cain lo Policyholder , $477.18 ^ Ttt tmersie premium ptii until tbit "Pirt-c/- p*ttng-in-ptoti*" pollcj tor tie 30 fttt, tru only tllM, wkieh compiri, with tlt-fi aatfer a "aoi-ptttielpttinf poller mticb 4**1 net retain pipits te tte poKejholitt. TM, ontttlMlai reeatt I, m it„em m_ it elmr p.0,1. ctowe 1 "rmlciwdia.ie.tiMti ytllcr It th. Bat-ell Ul, tl C-_a_7 wiit th,y lanra I JW IN, W* llWI •&m SUff if/tytoWir /. (Ui iw cenhi Its) 4M*d (MtlMMNV Bail it, MUTUAL LIFE Auuraj-ce Company OF CANADA Heed Ofteat WATERLOO, ONT. tmaUlskmi \ttsSt TVClW wmtnjttm Mix * Uw ■ AcMtvwiwti", tlw lalanuuaa ! |tn<J<l • M Tra, Baf^mwi \*em. riWS": *c Dlitrlct Maneter. rranbroeh, B.C JAMES HBIBNBB. i«wl ■*-^-t'Jsk%,-~-- Reprewntatlve. NeUon. BC I Aiirtm . IA(, ._ 71 ft L 1 ________ u b* Qfrhtitjj Hititrb (Mturrl? of (Eauoi-a W. 0. Mawhlnney. Minuter 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 am.—Sermon Thema: "A parable ot a Boat." 1.S0 p-n.—8ermon Thame: "Tlu Maater Artlat." Jlrat (tttfurrlj nf CEi|riBt §rtrlitis! 100 BAKE* STREET A branch ot tbo Mother Churcb. Tbt Flrat Churcb of Chrlat Mentlat In Boaton. Maaaachuaetta Sunday School 0:40 a.m. Sunday Servloe 11 ajn. Subject Leaaon-Sermon THBISTIAN SCIENCE" Wedneeday Testimonial Meeting I p.m. - HEE READING BOOM LN CHURCH BUILD-NOAH Cordially Welcome KJ». ORDERS ATTEND CHURCH DN NAKUSP NAKUSP. 'B. c., June 30.— Tlw Knlghta ot Pythtaa ot Nakuap lodge Ho. 43 and tha Pythian Slater, ot Myrtle Temple No. 10 attended tn a body, the evening aarvloa conducted b, Bav A. C. Pound In tho United ohurch Sunday, it waa St. haul's Hnttri. (Eljurrl) Rav. T. 3. B, Perguaon, BA. Mlnlater 10 ajn.—Sunday School 11 ajn.—Nuraery Clau Worahlp 11 a.m and ISO -pm. Morning Thema—"The Way to rind Clod." Evening Thema—"Tha Cure lot Tour Troubles.*' Monday 8 p.m.—Ladle,' Aid- Important Bualneu. Monday 4 pm. in the Church Hall, a birthday party wlll ba held tn honor of ona of our moat faithful workers. who haa eerved our church for orar 40 yeara—AU tba ladlea of tho congregation ara moat cordially Invited. Prlday morning. June 90 In Horner*, store tbe W.MS, will hold a bake aale—apodal attention to Picnic neede. tho annual memorial aervlee of the Lodge. Rev. Pound cboao aa hla subject "Prtendahlp and Love," a theme symbolic of the order. A apeclal anthem, waa rendered by tha choir. PARKINSON HEADS NAKUSP FIREMEN NAKUSP, B. C. Juna aa.—At tha annual meeting of tbe Nakuap flra brigade, a satisfactory fina.-ciai report waa aubmlttod by tha treaa- urer. The election of offloer, resulted aa followa: flra chief, I, Parkinson: flrat deputy, 9. Horrey: aecond deputy, Itlohard Humphrls; aecretary, J. w. Butlln. Tbe personnel of the brtgage remalna the aame as laat year. HERB TEAS HEALTH ' niaroKATivte We blend them for each caae. state your aliment. Certified graduate dispenser. Wt Gturantei Satisfaction 11.00 postpaid . . . trial treatment SOc HOLLAND HERBAL DISPENSARY . CALOABT, ALTA. d -THB NELSON DAILT NEWS, NtLSON, B.C. — SATOBDAT MOBNWO, JUNE tt, 100*. MOB CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION VICTORIA, B. C, juna 33 (CP.)— Certlflcatea ot Incorporatlone have bean granted to the following com- pantee ln Britiah Columbia according ta the B. C. Oewtte: B. K. Oold Mlnea, Ltd, Vancouver, 1,000.000 Oalhouale Oold Mlnea Ltd., Victoria, 0,000,000 aharea no par value. Gold Harbor Mlnea Ltd., Vancouver, 01,000.000. Oold Mountain Mlnea Ltd., Vanoouver, 01,000,000. oold peak Oold Mlnea Ltd., vanoouver, 1,000,000 aharea no par value. drull-Wlhkane Oold Mlnea Ltd., Vanoouver. ga.M0.000. Hlgb Run Placer Oold Mlnea Ltd., Vanoouver, 30,000. Mlnto Oold Mlnea Ltd.. Van- couver, 3,000.000 tharea no par value. Pine Creek Mining Co., Ltd., Vancouver, IfiO.OOO. Radio Oold Mlnea Ltd., Vancouver, $000,000. ' Sharock Oold Mlnea Ltd., Vancouver, 0,000,000 aharea no par value. Yorkshire Mining Co., Ltd., Vancouver, 1,000,000 aharea no par value. RECENT BRIDE IS HONORED AT YMIR CRANBROOW MAN MOVED TO TRAIL Miss M. Paterson Honored Prior to Transfer to the Coast CRANBROOK. B. C, Juna M.— Mlaa Marie pateraon waa gueat of honor at a Jolly danoe on Monday evening ln the Maple hall when frlenda entertained for hat prior .to her departure tor Vancouver Mlaa Pateraon has been accountant In tha looal telephone offloe - for aeveral yeara and la being trana- ferred to tbe offloe* of* the company In Vancouver. One of the moot popular of Cranbrook'a young people. Mlaa Pateraon carries with her the good wtabea of a large clro>. A presentation of a travelling oaae and a handsome bracelet was made. Alan OU] of Vanoouver la apendlng hla holldaya with his parenta, Mr. and Mra. T. 8. OUt. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Harrlaon hav* Tlmi, B. C, jua* at—Mr. and Mra. 6. A. curwen ware Melton vlaltora on Monday. At ahower waa given tor Mra. John Lundatrum at the home of Mr,. B. A. Curwen on Tueaday afternoon, the gueata wait Mra. Dan McKay, Utt. Nelaon Peterson, Mrt. H. Stevens, Mra. John Clarke, 'Mra, Athol Mclsaac, Mra. fc tmilaon, Mra. C. Mclsaac, Mra. Alver Johneon, Mlas Ed|th Aim, Mrs. Nutter ot Nelaon and Mrs. S. A. Curwen. Tbe duet clothe were hemmed at the party and presented to the bride, Mta. John Lundetrom. A prlaa waa given for the beat hemming, which was awgrded to Mlaa Alver Johnaon, Dainty refreshments were served by the hoeteaa. Mra. H. Stevena mptored to Salmo on Wedneaday and waa accompanied by Mra S. Ball, Mrs. B. Bmllson, and Mrs. C. Mela x. Mr. Trltes and J. L. Parker, mln- i tng* men, left Tmlr on Wedneaday evening., PLAN JULY FIRST FUN FOR SALMO SALMO, B. C. June 33.-Tha Athletic Association of Salmo • at 4 meeting recently, decided to celebrate the fiyat of July. The A. A. waa, reaponalble fpr tbe , big celebration held here laat year and are putting | forth every, effort poaalble to mike thla year'a celebration bigger and better. *,.. They plan* on the usual sports to be. bald, with a Oouple of ball games, or more If time Is available In the afternoon, with a danoe.ln tbe etanlng to be held. In the Salmo Community hall to wind: UP the day. ' . . CRANBROOK PIANO STUDENTS H_$ARD CRANBROOK, B.C.. June 3J—Piano pupils of Mlat Doria. Edwards, ATOM, were .Heard in recital In the high ecb-061 auditorium on Wedneaday evening with a 'good audlenoe who' manlfeatly enjoyed the varied tnd well * obosen prograifa eelected by Mlaa Sdwafda for her puptfa. The* piano number, were aupple- Oiented by vocal aoloa* by John Edwards a favorite boy alnger and Oordon Plnley on ' the violin, both delighting -the Audlenoe with their numbers. Two beautifully 'rendered solos by MlM Edwarda rounded out a - moat -enjoyable * program. She played Ortega "wedding Day" and Chopin's "Revolutionary Etude." Those taking part were Bobby Jarvla, Arthur Draper, -Joyoe Maid- ment. Joan Bowley, Jack Khunart, Joyoe Bronaden, Doreen Khunert, Queenie Kemball, Prank Hlnton, Norma Spanoe, Helen Soott, Mlss Olga Rosen and Mlaa Maa Marsden. 33,060 TONS OF COAL PRODUCED IN EAST KOOTENAY FOR MONTH OF MAY Coal production from But Kootenay Colllerlea for tha month of May waa ss.ooo tona of whleh Michel produced 15,940 tone and Cortin 17.714 tona. Coke produced at Michel waa 110 tona. Total ooat production tor the provlnoe waa 0S.930 tone oompared with 110,407 tona for tbe aame month laat, yaar. IWlowIng are the flgurea for the province with oomparUone for the month of May a year ago. ■ EAST KOOTENAY DISTBICT 1133 iota Totm .__**. Ooal Oreek OoUlery _.-~ — - CRANBROOK. B.O., June aa—C. H. ante waa elected grand knight of the Knlghta ot Columbua at •heir annual meeting held reoently. Other offloen ara: Deputy grand knight, B. Peascuaeo; chanoellor. B. Pabro,; recorder, H. StMedy; aecretary, J. Plynn: treaaurer, B. Kleman: lecturer, 9. Vt. Slade: advocate, D. Kelly; warden, J. Bertola; Inalde guard. V. Tromblay: outalde guard, H. Bidder; trustees, P. Welsh, chaplain. Rev. Father Murphy. Michel Colliery Total Oorbln Colliery Total for Baat. Kootenay 11440 33,783 11,340 30.001 17,714 34.000 .33,000 00,080 VANCOUVEB ISLAND DISTBICT Canadian OoUlerlea (D) Ltd.: Comox Colliery - •— No.' 0 Mine. South Wellington -.._ Weetern Fuel Corporation Ltd. No. 1 Mine - Tons 17,130 10,103 Tons 10,400 13,307 -3.005 Other Collieries: Oranby Consolidated II. I. t t. Oo. Lantevllle Colliery _ _ Plddlck Mine ;-'. • Jingle Pot Mine -'- _-,■ Biggs' Mine _ __ Richardson Mine _ aoa as 187 807 9.000 105 95 177 35 Total for Vancouver Island —• NICOLA PBBICETON DISTBICT Ooalmont ColUerl-a Ltd — Mlddleaboro Oolllerlea Ud — Tutameen Ooal Mlnea Ltd. Plaaaant Valley Colliery _...-'. -, Blue Flame OMllery — 41,445 47.805 Tout for Nloola Princeton 5,070 3.003 3.004 600 10,574 Bulkley Valley Colliery NORTHERN DISTRICT Total for Province Coke produced at Mlcpel 0.076 1.118 1.041 037 348 10,004 110,407 RYDE HEADS K. C. LODGE, CRANBROOK B. C. Has 34 Baptist Church Congregations VANCOUVER, June -3 (CP). — There are at congregattona In the regular Baptlat church of Britleh Columbia, with a total membership of 1843, It wee reported at the oonventlon tn Mount Pleasant Baptlat church. The Bunday- aohool. enrollment la 8450 and the Young People's union haa a membership of 700. Csmwatsl Vaster SI, tat—lw, wttk StmUa Seal. tin. dtlh- erai. Itslt, a—if^3 al lectar,, Ottawa, Onlarl., lite, ,.... Oml, eesWaul _».< _ *w_i*i mi Utssce. ON THE AIR TONIGHT CANADIAN BADIO . COMMISSION NETWOBK CKY CFCN CRCV CFJC 010 1030 1100 1120 8:00-0:00 Under the Bridges of Pada fr. Montreal 0:30-7*00 Oeorge Wade'a Oorn Huak- era, fr. Toronto 7:00-7:30 chaa. 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Chevrolet stands up so well, St'a recognized everywhere at the outstanding buy of the used car as well as the new car mirket I No other automobile can point to all these economies, and back them 'up with proof. Because no other is designed, engineered, built and priced to save you money in so many ways— and save you so much! Get acquainted with Chevrolet... Canada's largest selling automobile ... the acknowledged champion for all. round economy ... at our showrooms today! CHEVROLET Nelson Transfer Co., Ltd. Phone 35 tmStAHMt m.*mm» tmt Ua Tkh "Aol_m<M. O-ijm'i CeMs" Wis acoot our reznt sort— anHag faaadlaa oourbu ud meentm ta- lorsralloo wblcb rm will tad vslo- ule la cbooslai year aest car. Scad toupee Ice tnt espy: _C.!7C aa their gueat Mr. Harrison's mother lln. Harrlaon of Oalgary. Mr. and Mm Jamea Logan have nturned trom a fortnight's -vlalt with Mra. H. P. Cam of Calgary, who moeeeod -beeej'Wteh them. A' very enjoyable bridge was given by the bouse and tournament committee of . tbe Cranbrook Oolf cljib oo Wedneeday afternoon when the clubhouse lounge waa- filled with tables ot playera. Mra Manning - and 'Mrs. Argue * aa chairmen of tbe I two commltteea had charge of ar- I rangamantt -and ware assisted by 1 Ura. MoOUUvrey. Mra. Burgees. Mre. Worden, i Mlaa Kathleen Detail and Mlas Jeaale Hunter. Prints at bridge ware won by Mra. McFarlane, Mra. Ellis apd Mlas. Wanda Fink. Mrs. W. Robinson and Mra. C J. Uttle poured tea and* loea were cut by Mrs. T. M. Roberta.- - Mr. and Mra. Worden bave aa their guuta Mrs. Woden's alster and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mn. W. C Vlnoent and their daughter, Mtas Margaret Vlnoent of Toronto. * Mlas Helen Worden of Calgary la also spending a short time here with her parents. - Mr,. E. Blrbe haa returned trom the oout where ahe waa the guut of Mr- and Mr,. A. Hay. Uttle Oot- don Hay returned with her and will vlalt here for a. time. Mr,. Rund and aon of Holly, Mln., are gueata of Mm. Rund'a sister. Mra. c. Spence and Mr. Spence. They made the trip- by mbtor snd encountered eome -rouble with high Water during the. Utter part of the _ourney. Mrs. Rutledge, of Toronto la visiting wltb her alatera. Mrs. I. A. Hill of Cranbrook and Mn. Pitch of Moyle. Cranbrook golf playen wlll go to Kimberley on Sunday for. a seriee of friendly gamea with memben of be Kimberley club. MUs Delia Barter bu betn appointed to tbe poaitlon of the Eut Kootenay Telephone ataff vacated by tbe transferring ot Mlu Marie Paterson to tbe Vanoouver offloe of he company. Mlaa Marion Platte clau In tbe Oentral achool haa commenced holldaya. Mlu Plett Is presiding at examinations In the high Khool. Mlas Olive Norgrove la alao supervising the writing of hlfh school examinations. Students from the Cranbrook blgb school receiving diplomas at tba provincial normal achool thla year are Mlu Florence Johnion. Mlu Jean MacDonald, Mlaa Marlon Richmond and Maloolm D. McPhee. . A rodeo and stampede hu bean planned to taka plaoe at tbe St. Eugene Mlulon on June 33. The program Is under tbe direction ot the Indiana of the mlulon and include the usual eventa of a program or tbla nature. The Indian band, whleh la aald to be particularly good thla aeaaon, wlUj b. tn* attendance. .A number of - tbe city'a riding fans are'expected to attend. MlM Kathleen Dallas Is vUltlng In tbe city with hey parents, Mr. and* Mra. P. Dalles. MUs Dellu U in . tbe offices of tbe Mutual Ufa Assurance company of Orillla, Ont. J. Kessaler baa bean transferred by the Dominion Expreu company from bU position tn the office to a almller poet In Trail. A. A. UacKlnnou haa nturned trom a month'a vlalt ln Ontario, when be attended the Preabyterlan I conference held In Peterboro and also vlalted with hla aon, Clyde Mao- Xinnon, la Trail. , Mn. C. E. White and Mn. Led Telfer dottted td Crows Neat to apend the weekend. Mr. White and Mr. Telfer, englneen ln the employ of tbe, Conaolldated Mining apd I Smelting company, are at tbe oom- jpany'a Crows Neat operatlona for tbe aummer montha. H. S. Waby of Salmon Arm, now district agriculturist tor But Kootensy, addreaaed ,the members of tbe Cfknbfdbk* Junior Fanners' club, * NBC.KOO NETWOBK KHQ KOW KFI KOO KOMO 880 «a0 040 790 "30 0:00 Saturday Nlgbt Dance party 7:00 Strlngwood Ens., instrumentalists 7:80 The Witching Hour 800 Concert, mixed quartet . 8:10 Barah Krelndler. violinist 8:80 To be announced 10*00 Kay Kyaer'e Orcb. 10:80 Blue Moonlight, guitar and organ 10:80 Berenata, Polak'a Orch. (KOO) 11*00 Organ Oonoert (KOO) 11:00 Abe Lyman'a Orch. 11:15 Jim Taft and Hla Mualc CBS-DON UK NETWOBKS KVI KFBC KOIN KSL KOL 570 0U 040 1180 1!70 8:0O Saturday Frlvolltlee 0:15 Public Affaln 0:40 Oertrude Nlesen and Orch. 7:00 Freddie Martina Orch. 7:so Ben Poiiock'a orch. 800 Oien Oraya Orcb. 8:80 Ous Arnhelm's Orch. (Don Lae) 0:00 South delir. Symphony, (Don LOe) 10:00 Qua Ambelm'a Orch. (Don Lae). 11:00 Orville Knapp'a Orch. (Don Lee) 11:80 Aaron Oonaalea' Orch. (Don Lee) 070 k KJB aoo.l m SEATTLE 8000 w 8:30 Newa edition 0:45 Banjo'and 7:00 String Quartet 7:80 Oypsy TralU 8*00 Bunker HUl Billies 9:O0 Then and Now 9:30 The Tyroleana 10*00 Harp Conoert 0:10 Cowboy Revue 0:80 Lawrenoe King, tenor 0:40 Oap. Don Wllkle 7*00 Frank Waten.!** 7:15 Mllee of Melody 7:45 'Cello aeoltal 8-00 KNX varletlea 9:00 Buchanan, Newa 0:18 Happy Chappies 9:30 Dance Band 1180 k KOL SALT LAKE CITY 7:15 White Chapel Quartet 7:30 Peter Spraynoeale 0:00 Jack Paeaey'a Oreh. 0:80 To ba announced MS.- m 50,000 w SUNDAY NIGHT CANADIAN BADIO COMMISSION NETWOBK CJCA CFQC CKV CKCK 780 ■ SH 010 1010 CFCN CBCV CFCJ CKOV io«o ino nto oao 8:00-7:00 Operetta presentation 7.-00-7:00 Hour of Repou hymns and sacred aonga with Bax Battle'e oreheetre from Toronto Leonard Wookey. (enor, aolout MBC-KOO NETWOBK KHQ KOW KH KOO KOMO 500 01* 040 790 oao 0:00 Ool. Louie McHenry How* 0:15 Impreutone of Italy, orch. aolo 0:45 Sunday at Seth Parker's 7:15 Donald Novu. tenor, fr N.T. 7:30 OrcbMtral Oems, Paranov'a or. 8:00 On Parade, variety pgr., Capt. Don Wllkle and orehutn 9:00 Readers' Oulde, J. fi. Jackson 0:30 Voloe of Pan, flute and piano 10:00 Newe flaslMa 10:18 Paul Canon, organlet ' 11*00 Kay Kyaer'e orchestra BOULDER CREEK HAS RECEDED SIRDAR, B. 0. June aa—Mr. Parr, superintendent of the Canadian Bridge company at thla -point, ex* pacta to return to headquarten at Walkerville. Ont., toward toe end ot tha week, vUltlng hu home at Lambert, Ont., en route and In. spector O. Shaw expects to leave on a bualneu trip for Vanoouver, befon proceeding to Montreal. Harry VanAckeren of Canyon wm a weekend vUltor at tba home ot Mr. and Mn. Jamea Wllaon. Boulder creek vnu on the rampage during the week, and lt wu found neceaaary to put on a watchman one night, fortunately It kept to IU coune and wu noeded. Sydney Ragen wbo hu been attending normal at the ooaat, returned to hU home on Wedneaday. via Spokane. Jamea S. Wilson and aon Charlu left the early part of the wuk on a business trip to Oranbrook and Kimberley. T. Rogers and Un Andenon were vlslton at Cruton on Saturday. A. B. Dalgu. auutant road engineer, hu been kept very busy with washouts during the paat week, and hu coped with the situation In a practical manner, with a minimum disorganization of traffic. GARDEN FETE IS SUCCESS AT NAKUSP NAKUSP. B. C, June 38—Saturday afternoon tbe annual garden fete aponaored by St. Mark's Ladles' guild wu held on the Vicarage grounds. Tbe guuta wen reoelved by the prealdent, Mn. Ralph lallp. The fancy-work wu ln charge of Mn F. Mayoh and Mra. O. OIU, home baking, Mn, B. Humphrls. Mlu M. H. Butlln, Mra. B. Mc- Whlrter, candy. Mn. F. Ploard. loe cream, Mn. F. Hurrey. gueuing oonteat. Mn. H. W. Herridge. tu, Mra, J. Norrla, Mra. M. Balrd Mn. W. Morgan and Mn. A. Moffat, Flowen wen uud u decoration. White snowbiiu centred the tea tablu. Tha affair proved very auc- ceaaful financially. Appetites have EARS! IT'S a Ire*, to Jte«r B-M Krispies snap and crackle in the milk or cream. Chil* '■ dren are fascinated and eat without coaxing. Rice Krispies are nour- letting. Easy lo digest Fine for the evening meal as well as breakfast. Made hy Kellogg In London, Ont. Listen!— 10M k KNX HOLLYWOOD 6:00 Buch*ntn, Newi 288.5 m 2.1,000 W CBS-DON LEE NETWOBKS KVI KFBC KOIN KBL KOL 870 610 490 UM 1270 8:00 Jobn Henry, Black Hirer Olaut 6:18 The Columbia Revue 8:48 Quiet Harmonies 7:00 Cut do oitheitra 7 JO Jerry Prtednun'i orcbeitrm 8:00 0«1on Moderne (Don LW) 8:18 "Kellow'd Melodiei," (Don Lee) 8:18 Ouy Lombftrdo'e orcb., KBL 8:30 Ben Pollack's orcbeitrm 8:48 Johnny Himp'i orcheitr* 0:00 The Merrymikeri (Don Let) 10:00 Arnbeltn'i orcbeitr* (Don Lee) Miss E. Carruthers Visits at Nakusp NAKUSP, B. C, June 83.—The Nikuip buebtll • tetm motored to Sllverton :Sundiy end returned victorious ihe soore being 18-14 ln favor of Nakuap. , Mlas Eunice Carruthers of the Kootenay Lake Oeneral hoepltal, Nelson arrived Monday and la vlaltlng her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Oar- rutbers. T. Rushton left for down-tbe- lake points Monday. Mlas Kitty Lanff of TraU vas the weak-end gueat of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Fowler. Sbe left on Monday for Kaalo. Ux*. W. Rogers and ber alater Mlss Greenland of Arrow park spent Monday ln Nakusp. I. K. Naeeby of Olendevon was a visitor here Monday. J. Eastcott and A. Myrwold motored to Sandon Sunday. Mr. and Mra. B. Oxenham hava aa their ffueit Mr. Oxenham'a alater, Mlss Kathleen Oxenham of Cloverdale.' Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Foote of Vernon who have spent the past two weeks ln Nakusp left by car Saturday for tbeir home via Nelson and orand Porks. Mr, Foots has been relieving here ln the absence of E. Oxenham. Mlsa. Otansda Rlllman of Chatham, Ontario, ls tbe gueit of ber sister and brotbar-ln-law Mr. and Mm. W. J. Crockett. Mr. and Mn. Brnest oxenbam and lnfaat daughter returned Monday from the coast, in Vancouver tbey visited Mrs. Oxenhm'a sister, Mm. 8. , Cox, and In Cloverdale, Mr. Oxenham'a parente, Mr. and Mrs, J. Oaenham. Mr. and Mrs. J. Draper of New Denver. were visitors lh town Saturday. They met here Mlss Tattrte of .sandon who waa returning from ■/.^icouver. Mrs. P. Bvans of Burton spent Saturday ln Nakusp. Mrs. L- J. Edwards baa as her guest, Mrs. L. Keffer of Burton. P. Towler motored to Sandon Baturday. A. Banderson of New Denver wae a Nakuip visitor Baturday. Mra. B. I* Bruhn and Mrs. B. Skillicorn motored to Nelson Saturday. MRS. J. DRAPER SKIPS WINNERS Mia. Drapar'a lawn bovlara want on a scoring apraa Thursday night and took lira. Penwill'a rlnk Into oamp 3S-8 In a ladles' tournament lame. Rinka wars. Mra. Penwill, Mrs. BaU. Mrs. J. T. Sindel and Mis. McLennan. Mrs. J. Drapsr, Mn. Ft. A. Aider- smith. Mra! I. 9. Uflnrton and Mra. I. T. Brake. Greater Enjoyment in Each Cup "SALADA mWul ■ PI I TEA 'Frah from th. G*itW wHP* » iwooMQiuTie rt may iegq__ MONDAY'S SHOPPING NEWS Women'a Luxura Six Shoe REGULAR $6.00 _ Women'e hlih grade etwee In Wown or »«« Ago± m*m, KM^etw tie or pump atjle, with fHH-la g^.95 SS. SiblrS -spike heel- Hot all .!-*» W «ch *T •% ~~ > rtyli. but all alaea in lot, ttom 4 to 8. l-ttlnia A to D. _ priced CBEAM FRILLED CURTAINS .^rs^^n^r^-'andTuV'p $4 .79 Zttrntx? ConS£ with T-alUno. and t..h«k. I»V|«^ pod width. Pair - *~~* NOVELTY FRILLED SCRIMS Ci-eam scrim, with contrast .rlllln. in *•* |££; t\\ 0t* Sold oreen or M.u<re. Ver, ettectlve tor bedroom 1| HV or hreaktaat room. Wmoet Talue. yard JL ^ NEW FIGURED MARQUIIETTES Sri"™ M inches wide, values to 4flc. Mondsy. Jfrj*W yard "^ NEW CHINA BRIDGE SETS t»tt.'wi» sat-d-potcalaln In haautltut de^ ilma The aet comprlaea 4 cupe and aauoera, 4 jlatea. eendwlch tray •»•"> mm *n'1 '*'*"■ ° leelfna In the ahlpment. Bet *2-*5 Buy Gtnutnt Irish linen* Before The AdvtneelnPrlet IRISH LINEN PILLOW SUPS 79c Hemstitched pillow allpa. tlna duality alae. A record value for Monday. and lull i »1»5 Irish Linen Damask Cloths Low Priced Theae prloea will not hold a jreat deal lon«- er Wa an fortunate In receiving a shipment atrauht from Ballast of fine quall'y cloths at great aaTlnga. 4 desltns to cnotw* from. Bllo 70 by 10. Supreme value, eaci SALE OF LINEN TEA TOWELS Baal mah linen towela of tbe best sort. They -- — come in Whlta wltb Blue, Oold. Oreen, Roee or Mauve, checka and fancy enda. A reiular J5c value. A Bargain, each FRUIT PAIL "SPECIALS' Well mada telvanlwd palls in J gallon alte, at apeclal low prloe. A llmitad quantity only. Each 29* GROCETERIA Cans Star-h; In 1-U>- ftc* pkts. each * Swenedowm rlour; mm* pkt _ - — * Baat roods Mayon- JM nalae, par Jar __ - - **•* Monarch Paatry met* floor; Wb. »a» .... m~~T Service Grocery ■BC pakora mend Tea; a tba. for Cta-letlee Sodas; family |g-(} ilia, pkt Chateau Cheeee; _1_K per lb mw Batata Baked med. tint IK FAOB FOUR ©!* Nflamt - Batty Jlema "intirior 0/ Bri-itoA Columbia's Family Ntwspoptr" Uat TBB BBWB WHIM IT IB BBWB fubilibtd tnry morula* except Buaaey ay IBB BBWB K*USH-BO COMPANT. UtAlTtO, 111 ADV SBT1SIM0 BATBB OB APPLICATION Cr nt* mrd* mat tu wn at tb* otfte* of uy Adnrtuu* Annoy rwoaalaMl by th* CANADIAN OAILT NEW IPAPSBB ASSOCIATION, mo. of wblob tb* Rtuoa Dtlly Bwn u a n__mb*r. .... . _ um jg| | J| |. aOBC-UPTIOII BATBB By mtu leouatry). per Per raw .. ,, „ .,_ , Br m*U (oltyl, per yetr outtldt Ceaada, pw month . Pn year . , D*ltv*r*d tottl br terrier) pw wwk sat imi -a si . IM . UM m -It, - ISO - SI _. UM PtyabU la advanw. Audit Buraau ot ctrcuUtlou. SATUBDAY, JUNE 24, 1988. 1882 VITAL STATISTICS Prsjiminary summary of ths vital statistics for the whole of Canada in 1982 bas now been completed by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. The report throws some light on the public health standards which have been maintained under conditions of economic stress. The first thins that strikes the eye is a remark- able improvement in mortality from infectious diseases. For the last quarter of the year the figures are particularly interesting—typhoid deaths were halved, smallpox dropped to nothing, scarlet fever dropped one-third and diphtheria by one-half. Influenza deaths quadrupled and pheumonla mortality increased thirty per cent during the last three months of 1982 as compared to the corresponding period of 1981. This can perhaps be attributed in large part to the earlier and more severe winter. Tuberculosis, a somewhat over-publicized disease, continued to decline. The toll of the functional diseases, however, mounted at an alarming rate. Cancer, which takes two lives for every one t-Jten by tuberculosis, increased nearly five per cent; heart diseases, which take three lives for every one taken by tuberculosis, increased twelve per cent; diseases of the arteries, which out* weight tqberculosis as a cause of death, jumped sixteen per cent, and diseases of the kidneys, which are only slightly less lethal than tuberculosis, also took an increased toll. This contraction of infectious and Increase of functional disease mortality gives rise to the supposition that the depression, by bringing a larger percentage of the population than ever before under the direct supervision of pubUc health agencies, has tended to curb the spread of infection and to apply effective treatment more promptly, thus achieving a notable reduction of mortality from this class of disease. On the other hand, the marked increase of functional disorders, particularly of the heart, arteries and kidneys, can only be interpreted as the result of added strain on the average individual. Those who are work- ing harder, and those who are unable to find work, although never so well protected from accidental infection, are showing a marked tendency toward functional breakdown. On the mental side, it is rather encouraging to note, the signs of excessive strain are disappearing. Suicide, homicide, fatal automobile accidents and other forms of violence all showed marked decreases; in so far as these are due to faulty mental adjustment it may be assumed that the "period of shock" hag passed. Canada's birth rate dropped to 22.4 for the year 1982—the lowest point in its history. The death rate also dropped to 9.9 from 10.1 in 1931; the marriage rate dropped to 6 from 6.4; the infant death rata to 73.3 from 84.7, and the maternal death rate to 5 from 6.1. All of which reveals the characteristically vigorous reaction to adversity which might have been expected from the Canadian people—a determination to maintain a higher standard of life and health rather than weakly to accept a lower one under the impact of circumstance. The figures reveal a definite increase in tenacity, prudepce and social care. They are a testimonial to Canadian character, and redound perhaps more strongly than the average person realizes to the credit of the rank and file of Canadians. Movie couple married in Havana last January will be married all over again in Hollywood in near future. Probably the newspaper photographers weren't on hand at the first ceremony. WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN Monday, June ]l, IMS—Rain center toda, about ewt parte of Alberta and In Saakatchewan country; awrly all otbtr wcUon* clear. Temperaturee generaUy much lower. Tuttday. Junt n—Balne oontlnue but become ltfhter, more Mattering and drift toward the *ntt lakw of Manitoba. Temperaturee low for tbe eeaton. Wedneeday, June M—Generally cUar weather, but probably light ralna along the aouth and eoulh- ewtern border* Temperature, generally definitely ruing, and warmer In northwut. Thuraday. Jun* 29—A period of dwr wuther. though iome lndl- catloni of light ralna about tbt gntt lakw region, tnd to touth- twt ot tht oentral provlnow. RU- lng temperaturaa. ' pnd*y. Jun* so—Wwth*r generally dear, yet may b* ilightly unwtUtd In wutbwwt parte ol wntral niton* with ftw light ibow- ert. Warm ***th*r. Saturday, July 1—Some indication! ef nine In tbe eouthern half ef centrfti province!, but probably In thi form of thowtrt of ihort duration. Slow changt to oooltr. Sunder, Julr 3—In moet wc- tlent oooltr weather tad tM un* .TBE KELSON DAILT NSWS, NBLSON, •£. — SATCBDAT MOBNINO, JTWB M. IMS- "Between You and Me" Bp *tJ_JsV "Sandy" Bomerrille, Canadian golfer ww defwted to the BrltUh amateur tltl* tourney. But Summer wlll eome again. . '. » Motorleto who com* acrow water on tbe highway! fnm hllh oondltloni ot the riven, wn call tbtttwlvw wtter babies. They aent tin of tb* detoura. Tbey Juit whwt right through tbt water, Tbt dirty water U enough to choke tny lutomoblte. They do not mwt road hot* to going through the wtter. But they htm their tyw optn for old Ogopogo. Tou ibould Wt tbe tplaib the newer modeU The North Caroline Judge who wntenced four high echool etu- dente to ipend five night, alone in t gravtyard ww In dttd earnwt. * , , Bt ww to the middle of tbe wwt trm, ht ttood to tbe bow of the boat while hU companion handled the boat expertly. In hu band be beld a apear. Some monater ww approaching the boat In the feet wtter. It looked too bed for the boat and occupante. Up and down bobbed th* monitor. Nearer and nearer lt came. The man itand. tng up cried out, "look out, it'a about on ua. pull on the right oar." They Jockeyed for pwltlon. Then the man -tending up oould watt no loafer. Be did not wuh to take a chance. Be burled the ipeer. It akfuck tb* monater and burled ltaelf ln lt. Tten ww a mdden backing up of ou*. Tlw monater bobbed down and rolled. And then they tied a rope onto the log and hauled for tbe abon, Juat another oord of wood for next winter. • e • Reporta an that buitoew U picking up on tbe railroad. Well here gow, boya. open up tbe throttle and ahovel In the ooal. Stld Bert Allen to Roy Hunter, "Comt on now, Iwn tbt hay. Tour traln'a mtde up tnd waiting, Oeorgt K. wante you right twty. BradihaWi In hU ntw oaboow. Tou'U run four-fifty-three. Say thlnga ara Juat t-boomtng on tbt old K. V.I "Tbera'i 40 can of merohandlw to huetle down tbe tnok. Bight houra to make the Forka Lord know* whtn you'U get btck. She'i got a thouwnd pound* of ■twm, you'U n**d It you will we, Por thing* *n Juit a-boomlng on th* old B. VI' ' "Tou've oara of lead trom Tadanac, ^^^Bfadmlnater away, Auction and Contract Bridge By tb* World* Leading Authority. MILTON C. WOBB THB COBBBCT MANAOEMRNT Or A TWO-SUITER It U not often tbat a player obtalni a two-autter with four honon In each ault, but the Mlu* of th* holding U deenwed lospt- what when both tultt an minora. Th* h*nd to auwUon, which occurred ln e nwnt duplicate, bad a mott pronounced effect on the eoorw of tb. oonteetonte. Tb* o*rd* wtn dUtrlbuted w followt, both aldti betng vulnerable. ANOTHER MOtfUAN KtKlNkU —Pltepetrlck to Uu St. LouU Po*t-I_Up*tch. i-pidiWMMiaitwitototoitodaiiiWtoMAdtoJaaitiSMS^ "SHARLIE" L By BEATRICE BURTON i.i&trt-St-tlrj*l*tt«XSsX0e^ (Continued) I Tbaakig lvlng tupper with tbt i , ■ Dunn*. And after lupptr Mr. tnd Btr volw eounded w lf that Un. Schulte wtn coming to pity knowledge did not pletw her tny Poktr. Tbt lamlly ww Itetlf again, too well, tad, looking btck Irom doing the mme thlngi It tlwayi tht ttolr landing, Sharlle ww that)had dona, awing tbe eun* peopU, ahe wu frowning faintly u iht talking over the etmt thlngi. watched tbem go. | "Tou people bad bettor not let "She doein't want Jun to like Bdna hear you talking about her, me," ehe thought. or the'U _ntp your bttd oft." "Tou'n mothtr didn't want you | ShtrlU tald to a halt-whlaper w to do thla," tht tald aloud to Jim "be heard toe oreek ot * door at w they got Into hla automobile, -he back of the flat. "She probably thlnka Tm a bad | Bdnt ctme Into tbe room. One egg lately.'' tldt of her face ww fluahed w U "Well, you an. Ann t you?" ihe btd been lying on It, and ahe Jim grinned at her through thejwu drwwd for to* etreet. ^oT'ibam* d»,t. r*a proolwd t™ ^V_TSHtX Sartl? Bdn* to knuckte down to rati work wTth JurtT'nod f«^ud tndSSi until I'm through with my bualnwe ^titom "%Z! __eQ-__-~i^_^"_*_ *** ""ed for SharUe down ln ,-s??. 5TJ£ wh 5mk i.*S2 JM **"»*■ ber ***• 1*>*A "th a ELX,!?. _%^ tLn VrlZn. •"***** •*>*>* «* *he drank In aomethln. better tbta diamonda ^{JJ of the cold eunllt air. ♦4*. ♦M*T ♦!+5 pramri-M-J-H ■Mt-l-T-S-k eVX-j-l ♦w oP ♦12 41*3-2 ♦5-4 ♦l-Wi Twenty Years Ago (rrom Th* D*|iy Newi of Inn* 21, MM) Tba* hundrw cadete ttom «11 parte ot tb* Interior wlU be under canra* at thr Recreation ground! from July 7 to July 11. And tU eipeawt tre to be borne by the government. tea A lilt tt BmwiU lttt week all but demollibed the Dominion gov* ernment whirl. « • • 3. B. Rtmadtn ywterday corn- pitted arrangementa for a aoecer gtmt betwwn tbe Nelton wnlon tnd Phoenix for tbe Boundiry cbim- plonihlp. Tbt game will bt playtd htn. • * , 3. M. Doyle, luptrlntendtnt ot tkt Mtnrut dlviilon of tbt Orett Northern rtilwty li t guwt la tht elty. Told in Rime And bwt and pork Horn Calgary j —the *<***t a31* ~* man. And ln . _. 1 _lh___>_l__'a —tnA thm rl____t. me.—, nt eomethlng better tbaa diamonda and tutomobllw tnd ocean trtpi," •he added t llttle bitterly, "Inatead of Juit htrd work alx dayt a wwk.' ... I ntnr wUl htvt that point ot vUw about my Job, believe you me. Whea I get into aa *ahT_t_i.ped tbrupuy. What the *_% •£*.££ _l^S!", ,k ww thinking ww that f« her „,*l811 ,£ "?" *°;w «"".'__"* an office »u going to be. ebove l?^r JP***?*.. *"u* ******"T. everything elw, t plaet whtn the I"™ Bm<* could meet—and perhape attract At all tablw South opened the tctlon with a bid of one Dltmond whloh North entwend wltb a bid of one Sped.. Bwt, when h* picked up hU oardi, thought hu hand quite promlatog bat,* after the two advene bid* and bU partner'a paw, he had to join th. paawr'a club. On the wcond round, South bid two Cluba, Wwt pwwd, and after that the auction varied at the different tablw. Mott ot the North* bid three Clube, but then were tomt nntureaome onw wbo branched off Into a No Trump oontract. When that happened, tome aouth* camt to the retout by reblddlng the Clubi and othera felt thtt North bad guarantetd tt Iwat one .top* per ln Heart* and ventured thne No Trumpi. Tlie fete ot No-Trum- pera U wlt-evldent and th* only comment thnt Ahould tooompany their acorw U that they wera thoroughly merited. At moet of th* tablw. however. South pland with a contract of five Clube, but nry few made lt. In many caaw 1th a Hetrt opining. * woond Heart WW tutted by Bouth ond tw**t or thrw round* ot .rumpa wer* led. With two round* ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ — .of trumpi led, North won the wcond How would you like to walk and ted * Diamond which South downtown and take to a movie r i .mewed. When the flnewt won, a ihe aaked, -lipping her arm Into third trump wu led and a eeoond th* younger glrl'i. "And titer* ward wt ean go aotnewhere for a bowl of oyater etew Instead of for Boundary peltate oo gay. And retrlgw for Okanagan, wen bu*y can't you aw Por thing* ar* jutt a-boomlng on tb* old X. V.I" "It'a growing oold and alarming too, tbe wind U howling put. Report, all Wy, from down the line, the water* rlelng fut. But thing* an not ao bad tonight w they might be. Por thing* tre Jutt i-boomtng on tb* old X. V.I" "Som* day, perhapi, youll run clttr through to Vinoounr, B. C, Por builnew now U looking up, tad fnlgbt li on tht tpnt. Tbe Jtnx of railroad poverty U dead, lt't plain to tw, Bot thlnki tn Jutt a-boomlng on th* old X. V.!" "Comt, buttle on thow overalu, tnd klw the wife rood-bye Por W. If.'a on the wtr-ptth tnd there* bualnew In hla ere. Now grab that good old dinner pall and hultU after me, Por thlnga an luat a-boomlng on the old X. V.t". Slurlle'e mtod tne right mrt of good looking, and wbo would have plenty dt money end * tute for . .ri i ii _,_,_, -_,,_, !_\ underitandlng tnd atarted ww eomeone who would b*ia_wn the ltIwt of tbem wen glad .. neap* from tbe apartment wben <ue and Carl wen tben. They grinned at eech otber In perfect "I THINK I KNOW NO FINER THINGS THAN DOOS" Though prejudice perhipi my mind befogi, I think I know no finer thing* thin dogt: Tht young onw. thty of gty tnd bounding bwrt, Who lure ui tn tbeir gamw to takt a ptrt, Who with mock tragedy tbeir tn- tic* cloak And, from their wild eyw' tell, td- mit -tht Joke; The old oow, wtth thtlr wutful, tiding tyw, They wbo deilre no further ptra- dlw Tban the warm comfort of our •mile aad band, Who tuna thtlr moodt to oun tad undentand Bach word and feature; tbty who IU end wait To weloome tu—with no rabuk* lf late. Sublime the Ion they bear; but aak to lln Clow to our feet, unrecompenied to give; Beitde which' many men ewm nry loga— I think I know no finer thing! than dog*. —HAUJB CABRINOTON BRENT In onr 10 couitrtw. Including Canada, the raepective national committee! in completing thtlr tr- rangemente tor the exhibition ot their poultry at the Plfth World Poultry Oongrew to be beld In Rome next September. —Dominion poultry dlvlaion. READERS _»imo>__ flneoM taken. However, ,^_________^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ when the King ot Diamonda did I OF TODAV CAN DO WHAT OTHERS not faU on the third round -of HAVE DONE tN THE past Dlimondt. gamt went t-gllmmerlng It you ban* energy, ambition and u th* Dtcltrar h*d to low one "°me I mail nal lve pewer, we lavlt* Spede, one Hurt and one Diamond. The correct play, which only a few Declarer! made, ww after ruffing tbe eeoond Heart to leed a trump, winning In the North hand, and then to Uad a Diamond and flneaee. Tbt (lnewe luoeellng. t eecond trump thould be won In the North htnd BT*aa htlf put tight whin thty ______________________________________ , -. wu,., _m ■ .mm. ,v* i.e. ,._ .„_.... ._ *_.__ _. the . thlngt tht craved. Denclng i'!: ^u^tSZ.JZ, SSL,,*t*j??1! **<"* ** **<X~*A Dtemond tlneaw takea. and drive? and toe gutter of bright 2»' "J* £*'^'l1^^-^ Wlwn *" tta*m *""■• * *m**> Di** Ughte-tn ebo-t, a good time. !*£?•£_? £,!-_£ ^ %£ WV,i m""L* *t*mli *** ***• rutt*<* •» 1*orth- Then were, .he l_new, two typw ' £™ »*' ^S* Jh V£, £2 >•*» »"« that, Bouth ahould be of bualnwe glrU. Then wen tbe ™ *£*,.'£?L,f7jS!?' "? ™ j Put In 1th a Heart ruff, draw th* office alene, like Edna. Calm, oool. 11"» baewtUuUy drewed In gray'* - ■ oulet, capable women, wbo Uved, .*__.,._, ,,,— _.__. _*_. _..._. breathed and had their real being l..'^"';"!". *&*■ "»£ «"*; onl, in offlM.. Women whow ador-l1" °™ "^2; Jt^L,"ft J^_ ttlon of an employdr took toft,"™ « —SKTL™ _V Ptec. of a thrilling love altalr In |gg* c&^m.**™** »™ t*£ get btt petition for you." their narrow lives. ^^^^^^^^ Then there wae the sort of girl who works ln an offloe only because she ha_( to, and hes made up her mind to have » goat time until some man comes slong and marries hsr. Tbls waa tbe fluffy, prstty sort of girl wbo spends tl- most every oent sbe makes "on her bsck." On smart clothe/, the newest thing In handbags and hsts, French perfume, the best lipsticks, snd weekly beauty treatment, Ten Years Ago (Fram Tbe DaUy Newi of Jane 21, lltl) W. M. Stubbi left ywtarday for Lethbridge to vlalt hU eon, B. H. Stubba. „ - . _ ... i Herbert Pltte, aon of Mr. and Mra ww them every day. Bumped Into |,,. „, Pltt^ »„,„,, , t_^ el? **_J_ tbem In the noonday cruih down-1 miht tnB_ uthbnd„ v_\n l> hw teen tttendlng builnew college. THE DAM AT DNBPBOSTBOI Tbt dim tt Dnleproetrol, RuwU, u completed tnd Inaugurate! tbl largeat hydroelectric power plant In the world. It required the eervicei of 30,000 workera for fin yeara. A whole new town of 130,000 people hu eprung up. The building ot the dim hu ralaed the Unl of the upper part of the Dnieper river by IM feet, and It U now navigable for lte entln Ungth of 1900 miln. AUNT HET town. And envied them with sll j her heart. ^M Shani. wu'^ up in tod. .JUVSy.t'lU'S £S?- reading, st ten oclock when Bdna ,)„• ^ * r^v— came home. Ahe heard her talking ....*. v to her father snd Dodle In tbe llv- ~ Ing room for s few moments. Then sbe osme through the flat and stood In the doorway of the llttle bedroom. "I was sorry to 'be so short with you this afternoon when you called me up, Babe," she said. Abe spoke jerkily aad she looked very tired, as lf she had been through some kind of physical or mental strain. "Buk I was terribly busy then, and Z simply oouldn't tslk to you." She osme into the room and sat settled oondltlon continues, particularly along the southern borders and about southeast sections of oentral provlnoss. Week of June M to July 3, 119SS. ln tbe oentral provlnoes should be unusually rainy for the season, but probably abort clearing spell ooming around the 30th. Tbe forecasted dates of expectant rainfall are the aotn and July l. ia eouthern sectiom probably an Inch of rain, but to ttt* horth aod east very much lses. Week begins rather oool, but temperatures steadily rise to above tbe normal In nesrly all sections ln last dsys. The general forscset of the temperature movement for all this country Indicates that June will be nearer the normal tban Uay, wbleti, the rsccfda show, has been too oold. But ln July, especially tbe first part, temperaturee are eipected to go s little below tb* I normal, so thst while June should be seasonably warm. May and the ' flret psrt of July ar* oool. In th* tut week of Juiy the warmest sather 1* expected, end all the month of Auguet, about tb* northwest, should be slightly warmer than I average, then, after a oool spell near middle of September a warm | sutumn- "I fell sorry for Henry. Any time you hear a man's women folk's tellin' what a good man he ta, Its because they're all lmposln' on him." .aat trump, cash his two remain^ ing Diamonds, and ln that way mak* game. 25 Years Ago (From Tb* D*lly Ntw* of June tl, IMI) Aatley'i wtter guage ahow* that the water ln the lab* flU four lnchw yetterdty to IS fnt 11 lnchti ibove nro. . * * W. B. McOandlUh U putting tht final touchei upon hit bllllird wl* oon which It located ln the old Tribune building. Notion wtu probably be crowded wtth vlalton on Dominion Day and all thow who have rooma to rant are aaked to notify Oeorge Horatead, program eecretiry. THAT BODY OF YOURS By JAMES IV. dABTON M.D. THE BMFTYINO TIME OF STOMACH , exoptlei, greatly delay! tha empty- MAV BE rBObONOED ring of the atomach. Bnn top water BY IRRITATION la delayed two or three tlmw the normal limit, yet no other aquid Becauw th* atomach can hold leavea the atomach mora rapidly '.brw ptnte of food down't mean han water, that thet amount ot food ihould', Tbey found tbat aloohol, mmtard, ke but lato lt at any one time, pepper, aplou, and bitter aalte down on tbe edge o( "Sberlle'i bed. i ewn If a part ot tbe food Si elm- _lio prolonged the emptying time "Mr Colllna' wl(e wu operated on j P'-J water, tea, or other (luld. o( the atomach. Tliey found that thu' mornln! and the hcapltel u *"~ macti toot I* «»teh too whether th* temperature In the people had luat wnt for blm. 11 often, the itomeeh muaolei may | atomach ww nry hot or nry oold wu trying to telephone the garage get dUtended luat like a piece of mtde no difference to tbe empty- where he keepa * hu ctr when you ovintretohei rubber. Thu* tb* ito- tng time of tbe atomaoh. you to write a short Story and wnd It to ai tor erlUrUm. Ut Bi determine together the pwilbUHy fer Increealng yonr income by tbe uw or iome ipere Hide. Addrwi THE SHAW-MrKISHNIE SCHOOL OF AUTHORSHIF Dept. C-l, Bey-Chtrlei Building. Toronto. A. P. MrEUhnle, W. H. Shaw, Director. prwldtnt. Far MINING CAMPS Unwnded Cottonwood Pan*U *ra t tulttbU grade tor all mining aad other otmp bnlld* Inp. It ' U ttrong. waterproof, light tad niy ewy to btndU. Wood, Valiant* Hardware Ce- hit. Dlilrkt DUtribatan ■■■Bl ■ I Inspect Onr Stock of Quality and Distinctive Bath Room Fixture! at Low Cost KOOTENAY Plumbing tt Heating Co., Ltd. 3. A. S-aT-T^^^^^^ 111 Baker St. I. I. JEMSON Pbont m eiit*****t*>***tt***w*w*' "Bnlld B. C. Ptynlli" When He Agrees With You It's * wonderful feeling when you overhear a stranger talking and unexpectedly be says something thst agrees with your point of "lew. In a cafe we overheard a gentleman mmdenly ssy Pacific Milk la particularly good. We do not know him nor the origin of the remark, but there followed at once a high opinion of his Judgm«-\ Pacific Milk 100% BC. Owned aad Coatrolled FUnt It Abbetiterd ti«tiiiee*iit«t«tt«iittt FAST SERVICE EAST 38 Hours to Winnipeg 76 Hours to Montreal t 75 Hours to Toronto LOW RETURN FARES Ceeeb CUn lit Cltw lit Clw* l_*D*y Umtt ll-Diy Unit U-luy Limit Winnipeg „ f.9.25 $ 66.05 * Toronto 96.25 92.95 103.85 Montreal „.- *7.05 107.35 117.75 rem United ta October .Ut, slightly Blgber 24-Hour Service to Vancouver Through Standard Sleeper—Pining Serrlee. First Class return fare, Nelson to Vancouver or Victoria $32.35, limited to Oct. 31st CITT TICKET AOENT N. J. LOWES NBLSON. B.C. called. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Sb* dnw a loag, audible breath, "a hU wife dead?" Shtrlle aaked, and Bdaa aodded. "Put oa your kimono and illpperi. end well go out Into the kitchen tnd mtkt tome hot tet," the wld. "I'm to tired I could drop . . . I've been ilttlng ln thtt hoipltal maeh wlll hang low In the abdomen Bow may thU knowledge be and be very alow In emptying, cans-1 jtneflt to youl * Ing oonildembU gu and dlecomfort.! Wben then U an irritation of the It hw bwn found by rewarch ;.-tomacii of any kind It would be phyalpuna that when thin la any I wlw to eat a email quantity of , irritation of tbe lining of the ito- j food it one time, and to apntd the ! Dutch walU the muaclea ot the wtUi i mtaU w much M an hour* apart. do not chum th* food ven' well I The ordinary meal u dlgwted ln with the rwult thtt lt take* much I trom lti to IVt hour*, iad If tbere for hoiin tnd houn. llr. Cotllm longer tor tbe food to be thor- are ilx houn betwwn metU you ctn wouldn't Ut me lttvt untu he did." ougbly mixed with tht itomtch aee thtt If there u but a amall "I wander lf Bdna wtll bave lulee, before the atomech puihee quintity ot food eaten, It U almoat wnw enough to nab Colllnt now it downward Into the' imall in-.aure to be out of tbe atomaoh lh that he't t widower," Mtud Hint- twtlne. . *'.ew then elk noun, berry remarked tbe next afternoon On. 3. 9. Stewart ind W. tr. Xhua we find thtt In the treit- over t gime of Buwltn bank thit Boldyreff. Btttle Creek, Michigan, ment of ulwr of tbe itdmtoh ot Use wu pitying with Dodle. It cleeoribe expertmenU ln which they I of the tmtll Intwtlne, imtll mea'-e, wu four o'clock, the dinner diehee | wen able to ahow that an lnflam-; mottly liquid, tn given. And even wen wwhed, tnd Bdne wu lying matlon of the lining of tbe ito- after the ulwr U healed, the time down ln her room. The Hani- maeh or the flrat part of the imall betwwn the regular nueU la not had come owr to wt Intwtlne lato whloh tbe atomaoh ' lew thtn trom I to I houn. THE GUMPS- ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■IIBI I Mining Supplies I - -Ve have a nice stock of all Mining Supplies. Tents, Camp Furniture, Shovels, Picks, ^ Handles, Drill Steel, Fuse, Caps, m Carbide Lamps, Etc., Etc. 1 PRICES RIGHT | NELSON -HARDWARE CO. j _ WHOLESALE AND BCIAIL QUALITY HABDWABB _ ■ nelson, ac. M ■ ■■I ■■■!■■ Ill ■■■■■ COUNT ON THE COUNT ■#-_^ir5si^p]& OU* •UtUXWft AMO HC OttHttO IT AU-- a^^tjfttOTsr8**^** ITSOM-T KNOW HOW I JE IS A SPLENDID MODEL Black and White and ' . Brown and White Jfrrice ¥6*00 R. Andrew &Co. headers in Footfashion SIX PROJECTS UNDER WAY OF SEVEN LISTED Nelway Only Walts for Equipment Explains Major Harcourt THB NBLSON DAILY NEWI, NBLSOfc JC. - SATOBDAT MOBNINO. JtTNB M. INI TWO MORE CAMPS IN MELTING POT Carload of Clothing to Be Distributed From Shareacres Six of the wven Dominion public work* projwt* ln thu lmmedltte dlitrlct an now uader wty, tad the wvtntb, tbe Nelwty prelect, U watting only tor equipment to ar. five from Calgary. Malor P. Har- _ - -., oourt of Calgary, who U la charge .. ■ of th* Dominion*! nUef work nro- TIIB CLASSIC IBD ADS. gram In tbe Kootenay, lnclualve of R.R.HORNER-o»-« Tea Is Advancing in Price. Buy Now! A.0. Broken Pekoe Tee lb.—I lbe. 95' Drlnkmore Tomito tlm. •■ch - Juice; 10* Jelly Powden; Nujel, all mm* flavor*. I for *W V* Late lelty Powden: m* oaeh - ' Baking Powder; Our Own bnad, qutllty guaranteed, 70* PHONS 1-1 WB DELIVEB para Vanilla and Lemon Ertracta; in Salt JCrt Shtker bottlei, each.... "** Abbe) i Health Belli; for - - Snap; band cleaner, tla - 69' JO* Blue Blbboa coffee; tla _ 39* Pitted Data; per lb. _ sarulte Butter per lb 15' NBLSON. B.C. Coir!JOSEPHINE end VEBNON St*. AFEWAY STORE Saturday and Monday MICK' Ml Tin!, AU Brandi } JELLY POWDERS Grandma 9 pkts. ■ Q(\ Grandma* Awortad riaven *t_U [RAPE NUT FLAKES, 2 pkts. for 25c RASPBERRIES »„„*,. n ■•*« Tin 19* ...iii i . i i ■ •P-UlVES pimeate, Llbbrfe fluffed. 4 tcBOftM 10* CHEESE oolden Loaf. -'/< lb. bo«» Each 59* Sardines King Oecar 2 Tins 25' Palmolive Soup Umlt s ttkt* C$ hw cake LYE Roval Crown CUSTARD MUSTARD French'! 9 or. Jar prepared eft* _ Tin 10* Powder Creamola, I or. pkti. CHOCOLATE BARS, Assorted, 3 for 5c CARROTS and BEETS Ce* Bunch 0 New Potatoes, good *)£* ttt whites. 5 lbs. .. LO Eitra large eolld bndi gTTUCE t>iro Urge i CUMBERS, Fai Each 10^ CUMBERS, Fancy, Each .... 10* LUUFLOWER %&"? 25* and }0* IUBARB, Red, 8 lbs ■■■■■■■■■■ 25c 5 lbs* 25° Freib Clean GRAPEFRUIT dlo* ___t* kt* ORANGES Sweet and Julry 4 dosen 95' Oreen, Solid lb. -UK BEW CABBAGE JOMATOES, Hothouse lb -25c Market Features both read aad airport campa. itated at tha Hume Thuraday evening. The road campa tn full operation are one ot tbe two campa protected for Longbeach, and tboee at stioreacrei. Weh Oreek. China Creek, and Sheep Creek. Taking down ot tht Sitkum creek camp, for removal to Longbeach. atarted Thuraday. whlU the Laird creek oamp. tor tbe eeme devtlnatlon, wlll be dlamantled Prlday. The flrat Longbeach camp, toward which the Kokanee Creek tad Botwell campa contributed their buUdlnga. waa completed • ootipu of daya ago. The men from tbe Boewell c*mp bar* been tranaferred to Shoreacree. SHOBBACBEI BASE Whllt tbt headquarten offtot u it Longbeach. Major Harcourt laid, tbt Bhonecree etmp will ttrvt ti t temporary baae for diitrlbutlon of luppllei, oa account of IU central poaitlon. ihd t otrlotd of clothing, boott, tad other. necee- aarin wtll trrlvt at Bhoretcrei Pri- dey, end diitrlbutlon wttt follow ti quickly ti poeetblo. Of tbe teven cempe. all but tht Sheep Creek one—whleh U limited to It men—are to eoonmodttt 134 men each. Mrs. Russell Visits es Free Delivery Phone 153 Spiced Ham I Veal Ham and Tongue Ib. 40<. | Ib -40* ROLLED PRIME RIBS OF BEEF, lb 18c [Fresh Hamburg Steaks f* lbs. 15* Breakfast Sausage Ib 10# Weine.8 lb. 18* Stewing Lamb I*. :.. 5* fillet of Roast Veal Ib it* Legs of Pork, smsll lb 16* Shoulders of Lamb lb. l»f BASEWAY -STORES LIMITED NAKUSP. B. C. June IS—Dr. tt, r. Tyreman, Hlai N. Oranger and Uf». P. Toung ipent levertl dtyt Id Welaon. Kn. W. J. Ruaaell ot Bamloopi arrived Wedneaday and U the gueet of ber brother and eltttr-tn-ltw, Mr. tnd Mra. P. Rufhton. KU* Muriel Hardy of Carroll! waa * vlaltor her* Tueeday and Wedneeday. Mr. aad Mr*. David IMlkoo returned Tuetday from a honeymoon ipent In NeUon, Spokane, cranbrook and creeton. Oeorge duke arrived Tueaday from Sandon. H* Uft on Wednei- day'i boat for BeveUtoke, C. Campbell, who haa been vltltlng In New Denver, wai t Nikuip vltltor Wednttdty ta ronte for Vancouver, MU* Margant Allan returned Tueeday trom Nelaon. 3. Brwln of New Denver motored to town Wedneeday. Mn. M. Lt Rue tad daughter MUt B. p. U Rue left on Wedneeday to apend a vacation tn St. Paul, Mlnneaota, and other polnu en route. Tbe Women'i Hoepltal auxiliary met Tueaday afternoon at the home or the preeldent. Mr*. 0- L. Herridge. excellent report! of hoepltel dey reoelpt* were given. It waa decided to dleooatlnu* regular meeting* during the holiday month*. Uavlng any urgent bualneu In the handa of tbe executive, Hollowing the meeting dellcloua tea waa mrved by the hott***. R. blip, W. 0. M. Haktmaa, B. Leveque and O. H. Oardner motored to Nelion Wedneeday. Ml_e Ingrld Hoee cf Caatlegar u the gueit ot Mln Pearl Ward. lire. Oreen. Mlae Betty Hardy. Ern.it oreea and Oeorge Hardy motored to Nekuap trom Carroll'i Lending Wedneedey. Mr. ead Mm. Morgan of Baundera apent Wedneeday la Nakuip. Mr. aad Mr*. S. c. -Mtrtln Uft on Wedaeeday for Nelson. Mrs. Wllllama of Burton was a vlaltor tn town W*dn*aday. Mrs, H. Thurgood wtt tendered a itirprlie party Tueeday evening on her birthday annlvenary. Bridge wa* the order of the evening, prlae* going to Mra. B. J. Leveque end Mlas Bvelyn chllea. Refreihmente and coffee were eerved toward the cloee of the ventng. Tboee preient were: Mre. A. Dunn, Mr*. B. J. Leveque. MIm Bemle MoWhlrter, Mre. J. Parent Br.. Mln Hilda Steen- hoff, Mr*. C. L. Hlltr, Mn. H. Aalten jr. Mr*. J. Parent Jr., Mra. P. Plcard, Mra. E. OUen. MUe Bvelyn Chllee. Fl'EL on FBOM COAL IN JAPAN The japaneee ere obtaining one ton of good fuel oil from two ton* of bltumlnotu coal mined lo their aew province of Manchukuo, formerly called Manchuria. The distil - lation at low temperaturee li aald to be extremely lueceaaful. It u expected that thU dUoovery wlll revolutionise the Japaneae navy. Complimenting MUi Marlon Blackwood, who U btlng muoh feud prior to her marriage to Dr. 1. H. Bourque which takes plaoe la Nation ihortly. Mn. B. B- L. Dewdney entertained yeeterday aluraoon at a amart tee when tbeee aaeutlui were Mn. 0, D. Blackwood wbo poured. MU* Kathleen Nlibet. Mlu Betty Horetead. Mn. Harry H. B. Hnrto-al and Mia* Bv* Dewdney who eerved. >»- agalait them, tad tbt court lm- Mrt. Dewdney'i guwu wtrt Mr*, poted the minimum tinea BUokwood. the MUett Merlon tnd fhUlP I*gg of Crawford Bey ww Dudle, Blackwood, Mln Peggy Mc- tltmt It for opentlng t oar without Mod, Mr*. 8. J. M*«gh*r, tfn. Harrr i* driver', lloenoe. ind 110 for oparat- H. B. Horton, Mm. Riglntld H. DM.! m« '• wtthmtt t motor lletnot, with Mia* 0*1* Ttylor. Mill Irene Ktrr. 11* dire In Jill ti tbe alternative ln Mn. W. K. Ounn, Mn. Arthur Btird, !*•*«>> ea*** Mra. P. D. Campbill, Mlu Rene! 9or operating a car with Horace Bdmondaon. Mlu Bitty Hont*»d. platea -other tban those luued for Mn. J. A. McDonald' Jr., Klw Doro- It. Rumen Rellly of Crawford Bay thy Waltaoe. Mlu J*»a Ullchr|it, *aa "nod in, with me alternative MUl Helen Murphy, Mre. p. p. i of.10 dty* In Jell. Piyne, Mlu Alleen Mtnifuil, Mlu ' Th* third offender. Mr. Jtcobion, Loulee cunllfl*. MU* J«*a Weld*. | ™ ""d 110, with 11 dtyt titer- Mlu AU* Johnatone, -Mra. William : native, for operating a oar without J. Sturgeon, MUa Dorothea Ortlikm, i * motor licence. MUe Ruth Craufurd, Mre. E. 8.! Seven daye time waa given Leg! Planta. the Mlnea Nancy and Xatb-: »•*•■ Re-lly m which to eettle their leen Nlabet, Mlu Bleinor Bberhardt I "ne*. Jaeobeon paid bU forthwith. -aad MUa Jun Hunter. m~~~~~~~~~~""""
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