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"*****—• Eddy Murphy Wins Annual Kooteney Golf Trophy —Pa&e Seven : VOLUMI IS BRITAIN son i V II CtOM Al ■{' ***"[" NIWOM, BRITISH COLUMilA. CANADA-TUESDAY MORNINO, JUNK 5. 1M4 T*«i.pjuuii!»iwi>i;iii nil* I'J . iiii w_iwm. ttipi^i infii N. Y. List Inactive but Trend Is Upward —Pa&e Six FIVE CENTS A COPY No. JS .1 L FORCE DEBT SHOWDOWN Quintuplets Born bt Northern Ontario Dynamite Blast Is Fatal for 7 People EXPLORERSIN Faces Charge of Manslaughter Dionne Quintuplets Still Making Excellent Progress ? Above ire picturet of the father and mother of the quintupled whose recent birth amazed medical authorltlu. The five biby girlt, born to Mri. Ovila Dionne in a northern ■ Ontario home netr Corbeil, ire still living, which it a record. Only 30 sets of quintuplet! hive been born in the latt 300 yean, according to mtdlctl history, and if they live they will hive something to be proud of. The top picture shows the proud mother with her five babies, while below, Mr. Dlonne tries the difficult feat of balancing lhe quintuplets on hit knee. MRS. DARLING NOT A VICTIM OF GAS MONTRIAL. June -1 (CD.-On I June 1 the Ctntdlin Prut carried I newt despatch trom Montretl I stating that Mra. B. Darling htd 1 been tccidentally overcome by gu , tn her iptrtment. ThU lnformitlon, [-obtained through the usual chan- I neli and issued in good faith, wu Incorrect. Mrt. Darling ii in the best of health and at no time iuf- I fered any iuch experience. The Ca- 1 nadian Preu regrets the error and I tny inconveniences luffered by Mrs. | Darling. Mrt. Darling, whose maiden 1 ntme wu Dora Virtue, It one ot Canada's best-known golfers. Latt f year the won the Quebec women' golf championship. Grand Forks Mist Wins Honors at, a Toronto Graduation TORONTO, Junt 4 (CP).—Gradu- ttion exercises at the Toronto Western hospital were held thlt afternoon with H. J. Cody, president ot the Univenlty ot Toronto, addressing the nurtet. Sally McCallum ot Grind Porki, B.C., vu twtrded the second hlghett standing in practical work. OVER INCH OF RAIN IN SOUTH Crops Drenched and Damage Done in Oregon Marie Who Was Near Death Is Picking Up Wonderfully CORBEIL, Ont., tone 4 (CP)-\ From one-pound-ten-ounce Merle' to Yvonne, who weight! only two pounds 6)4 ounce* but looke big beelde her Utter, the Dlonne quintuplet! we thriving. The Infant!, born lwt Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Ollva Dlonne In tbelr farm home near here, were reported tonight al continuing to gain itrength. When thty were born It waa considered very doubt- ful they would live more than a few hourt. Dr. A. R. Dafoe, their phyt- lelan. weighed the bablei todiy *nd found Marie the Hifitett «nd Yvonne tbe heaviest. In between were Emllle one pound 13 ounces, Cectle two pounds tnd Annette two pound* four ounces. , Tb* physician uld that Marie, wbo hat teemed near death several timet, waa picking up welL The bablfe now take two oan- on of human milk between them every two houn. OIL FED ARE HURLED IN AIR Bodies Mangled and Scattered Over an Area of 200 Yds. ONLY TWO OF THE PARTY ESCAPE SAN FRANCISCO, June 4 (AP). —Tht htiviett rainfall recorded it thit tetton (or mmy yurs drenched northern Cillfomli, Oregon, Wuhlngton and Idaho today. The storm, sweeping ln trom the ocean, brought badly needed moisture to ipring grain but cauied damage to tome fruit crops. At Bend ln central Oregon, the downpour measured 1.33 inches, the Jteatest ever recorded there in une. The hills were whitened by thow md grett pools of wtter formed on the Deschutes plateau. Minor property damage wu cauied in Bend by the heavy rain, which flooded the streets md .tailed automobiles. Although an inch of rain fell in the Pendleton area, wheat, already (Continued on Pagt Eight) I WORLD WUl GROW YOUNG AND ITS MATERIALS RENEWED BY DISCOVERY "No. 93" Is Hardest of the Elements Known to Man; Discovered by Italian By ANDRUE BERDING Auoelated Preu Forelfi Staff ROME, June 4. (AP)—Discovery of a I new element, known as "No. 08," [which wae artlflcally created from I uranium, wae reported to the Italian ILlncel academy today by Senator I Mario Corblno, who aaw In the ac- I compllshment evidence the world will [grow young again and lta materials | will be renewed. The discovery wu made, he said. Iby Enrico Fermi, member ot the I academy, through bombarding neuclul I of uranium with neutrons. "Uranium, after having absorbed ■ neutrons, converted Itself rapidly ■ through emission of electrons Into tin element placed Immediately higher tin the series, that It, a new element, | bearing the number 93," tald Corblno. "Thtt element embraced a mice- llear charge greater than that of my I existing element. Tbe new element Is radioactive, md lta chemical propertlu are analagoua to thoee ot nan- ganeee." HARDEST ELEMENT TET Corblno told hla distinguished audience, which included King Victor Emmanuel, that "the study of the nucleus, now ln tta beginning, alma at tilt ambltloua plan of giving back to the earth the youthfulness of lta material!." 'One cm now affirm," he declared, "thli ambitious design hu been converted Into reality." , Tbe new element wu described u the hardest element known to m md Corblno emphasised the Importance ot lta discovery md the method employed. The discoverer, Perm!, It onl of the youngest membera ot the academy, being only 33 years old, but la known aa a brilliant physicist. Be hu itudled ln the universities at Oottlngen, Oermany, and Leyden. Holland, ae well u ln Italy, md has taught tn varloua universities ln Borne and Florence. He became a member ot the academy at the age of St. Markets at a Glance By THE CANADIAN PRESS New Tork:'stocks cloaed higher. London: Bar allver higher; cop* per, tin, lead md cine lower. New Tork: Bar iilver higher; cop* per and lead unchanged; tin and tine lower. New Tork: cotton, rubber, coffee and iugu lower. All Canadian etooki ud Winnipeg grain marketa clowd. Toronto: Bacon hogi off oar up 10 cents to 8.35. HOUSE TRIBUTES HIS MAJESTY OTTAWA, June 4 (CP).-With a gracious tribute to Hit Majesty by Prime Minister R. B. Bennett, men md women in the galleries of the house of commoni rote to their feet tonight ii members stood in their slices md led by Mr. Bennett joined ln tinging ''God Save the King." This wu tht With tnntversary of the birth of Hit Majesty, itated the prime minister, u he moved for adjournment for the diy somewhat eirly. Children Have Close Escape in Blast in Oklahoma Field the Vernoi KAYE DON DOUGLAS, Isle of Mm, June < (AP).—Kaye Don, British speed boit md auto racing king, wu com mitted to trial today on a charge of manslaughter in connection with the fatal Injury of his mechanic in a midnight practice run a Week ego in preparation for the Man races. IS. BRADLEY OF TRAIL HAS NONSTARTER Dreamed About It and Saw a Horse in Tea Cup 'WINDY' MICHEL OF KOOTENAY LUCKY Trail Woman Sure of $2070; Several Tickets in B.C. Sends Note to U.S.A. Saying Unable to Meet Instalment on War Debt at Middle June mi NORMAN, Okla., June 4 (API- Seven members of I seismograph oil exploration party well killed In an accident explosion of a roadside dynamite magulne eight mllri •aui heart of here late today. victims were Identified u 'non H. Weddel, 26, Chandler, Okla., unmarried; Preston Barnes, Outhrle, otia., married! Uoyd B. flood, Norman, Okla, married; Oen McDonald, San Antenlo, Texas, unmarried; David Meridian, Santa Anna, Texaa, married; llrrmtn Volgt, Perry, Okla., un married; Joe Fanning, May, Texas, unmarried. Weddel wu ■ water carrier ln the employ of the Sinclair Prairie OU company. The otheri were employeei of the Petty Geophysical Exploration company, working under contnet fer the Sinclair concern. Subcurface geophysical exploration ot oil territory by means of the sels- mograpA and man-made miniature earthquakes It a relatively retent development in petroleum proepeetlng Heavy blaata of exploelve are detonated over the area to be aurveyed, and delicate lnetrumente record tbe tound waVa echo vibration! from formation! far under ground, giving accurate knowledge ot itructurei at great depth!. W. O. Berry. I farmer living about a quarter mile from the scene, tald he heard the explosion and uw part of the shower of debris fall. HUBLED INTO AIR "I waa itandlng ln my yard," he •aid. "Suddenly I heard a terrible noln. I looked up and nw the air wu cluttered with objects." The men's oodles were mingled and scattered over an area 300 yardi In diameter. Two trucks were found at the scene of the explosion. One, uaed to transport the explosives, wu blown to bits. Tht rear end of the othir, a water truck, waa badly damaged. Tht blut Inflicted levers damage on the farm home ot T. A. Maloy, about 200 yardi away. CHILDREN ESCAPE Although none of the Maloyt wu hurt, three of the children ha a ntr- FRANCE IS NOT FAVORABLETO GENEVA PLANS Britain and U. S. Aim Bring Germany Into Parley OUTBURST COMES FROM THE FRENCH (Continued on Page Eight) Question of Security Easier Settled if Germany Attends By GEOBOE HAMBLETON Canadian Press Staff Writer GENEVA, June 4 (OP cable)—The world disarmament conference today ran Into new difficulties which a three-hour private discussion by the steering committee filled to solve. An already broad gulf between section! of the parley wu widened by aacendency of ths question of security. 4h_ leeue ln today's talks turned ostensibly on new efforta to bring Oermany back Into the conference, but the real fight appeared to center around security, the question that thrust Itself forward In lut Friday's general commission debate. On one side were Oreat Britain and NOVA SCOTIA HAD QUINTUPLETS 50 * YEARS AGO CALOART, June 4 (CP)— Proof that tbe quintuplets ot Mrs. ollva Dlonne of Corbeil, Ontario, are not the flnt In Cen- ada, la held by Mra. H. C. Oar. vail, of Calgary. Bhe haa a faded picture of five children born to a new Olaigow, N. 8., women about (0 yean ago. Mn. Oarvell does not know the nime of the quintuplets mother. Bhe obtained the photograph from a member of her family yean ago. Mn. Oarvell tald today. Press dispatches from New Olugow lut week told of old- timers remembering the quintuplet! but none could give their name. The bablu all died within ..-hours of birth. "Injustice" Claim Treaty Compared - Other Nations in FULL PAYMENTS LEAD TO CHAOS VANCOUVER, June 4 (CF)—A 77-rear-old Trail, B. c, woman who eaid lhe had "seen a hone" In her tea-cap three daya In • row ind thatNihe hid dreimed ot drawing t Derby hone In the Irish notpttal sweepstakes,. today dnw Snnbury, a non-starter, she had received her ticket as a gift ind will receive tt least 12070. Mn. Thomas Bradley, the fortunate woman, uld die dreamed the whole event last night. Her husband hu been receiving unemployment nllef for two yean. Two BrltUh Columbians dnw Bernard Dunell ot North Van* (Continued on Pigt light) KILLER GIVES (Continued en Pigt Eight) Slashes Coast Man With Razor Check and Chin Cut in Fracas Between Jobless Man and Vancouverite ICUSTOMS TAKINGS ARE UP FOR MAY The biggest customs collection In ■ several yetrs wu taken at the Nelson ■ port and lta district outporte during I May, The receipt! for the month ■totalled 118,772.43 u compared with ■ •11,137 taken during April. Nelion contributed tl0.lD7.37 and ■ the outporte: Trail 1713.78, Waneta IVH.73, Nelway 11.38.85 and Psterson Wnm. L. S. McGill, Head of IJesse Gold Minos, Is [Dead at Smithers SMITHIRS. B. O.. June 4 (CP)— |L. 8. McOlll, barrister and mining ■ Ban. Is dead here of a heart all* ■ ment. Ht wsa head of the Jeeale lOold Mines, Ltd., and manager of ■the Omineca branch of the Brit- llih Columbli chamber of mines. |Ee wu in official of the Conierva- Itlre ptrty. Mr. McOlll came here from Van- leouver tevertl yean igo and be- ■tame active in community attain. Japanese Freighter Will Dare Strike Has Been Held at Vancouver With U.S.A. Cargo; to Go to San Francisco Vancouver, June 4 (CP)—The Jtpaneee liner Helen Msru tailed from here today for San Francisco In the expectation ahe would be able to dlichirge 800 tone of cargo deitlned to the United State! there.. Sbe bad been held nine daya In^hlm pending tbe arrival of police. hopca ot a development ln the oout longshore strike thtt would permit landing the cargo hem. Thl vessel brought the cargo from japan In mld-Miy but wu unable to discharge It at Beattle owing to the itrlke. It remained aboard tbe ship while ahe loaded for the return voyage at Vanoouver. The Vancouver Longshore uaoclttlon nfused to permit dlschirgt of thc cargo hen. Prom Sm Francisco, It Is under- ttood ihe will proceed to Yokohama. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, June 4 (CP)—Leo Andenon, it. Vincou ver, wu in the hotpltal here today with ilaibea acrow the right cheek and under the chin while Oeorge Morton. S3. Kamloops. wu aleo in the hotpltal and under arrett charged with unlawfully wounding Andenon. Morton wu goffering from minor tnjurlea. Andenon told police he wu approached Saturday night on the itreet by Morton, who uked tor the price of a loaf of bread. When Anderson replied he had no money, Morton wu alleged to have snatched a fountain pen from the Vancouver man's pocket and to have run away. Caught by Anderson, Morton wu alleged to have pulled a raeor from a caae euipended by a cord about hla neck, and In the scuffle that ensued, to have wounded Anderson. Morton wss caught a few minute! later by two men wbo held Einstein Sees United States Driving Europe to "Ruin" Through the War Debt PARIS, Junt 4 (AP).—Among Professor Albert Einstein's Idem on contemporary life, as revelled here todty on publication of hit book, "How I See Life," it the theory thtt the determination of the United Statet to collect the war debti it leading Europe to "ruin" by keeping ilive "the revenge spirit." The scientist warns uie United States against the same spirit within Itt own doors. "I believe the American people do not entirely realize their responsibility," Eintteln writet. "Here is what is commonly thought in America: "'Europe may well go to ruin if she lets henelf be carried away by the quarrelsomeness and malice of Oxford Groupers Leave for Banff VANCOUVER, June 4—A special train of 11 can carrying 176 memben of Oiford Oroup International teams who havt been active on tbe cout lately, left by Canadian Pacific railway tonight for Banff where the Oroupen will open another of their current tertes of bouee pirtlet it Bsnff Sprlnp hotel. her inhabitants. The good seeds of our Wilton have grown rather miserably in the sterile European toil. We tre strong and sure of ourselves and won't again mix so quickly ln foreign affaire.'" "Collection of American debti without any consideration la precipitating economic ind ln turn the moral decadence of Europe. It (America) it thus helping Balkan* lze our continent, "It It therefore in accomplice in tht ruin of political morality and the cultivation of a revenge tplrit encouraged by despair. "Thit tplrit will not stop at the doors of America tnd I could almott tay it hu not halted at America's doors. Look tround you ind take cire." Youth Confesses to Hocking Mother and Brother to Death LOS ANGELES, June 4 (AF).— Seeking • more ntlsfictory explsn* stlon for the crime confessed by Louis Rude Payne, 31, police today sought a woman 10 yean hla unlor ln an effort to learn more about the youth who admittedly hacked his mother and brother to death, and then wandered about for four dayi while their mutilated bodlei lay undiscovered tn the home. "Because of a aeries of llttle things,' wu the nearest young Payne, eon ot a St. Loula public utility executive, got to tbe motive ln the confession of tbe axe slaying Wednesday of the mother. Mn. Carrie L. Payne, 45, and the brother, Rob- ert, 14. Police Detective Captain H. J. Wallas aald young Payne told offl- U. S. A. TARIFF BILLPASSES Gets Through Senate and Is Back for House Okay . WASHINOTON, June 4 (AF).—By a margin of 34 votei the United Stttes senate lata today paued ths administration reciprocal tariff bill and nturned It to the home of np* reientatltei where Democratic lud* en hope for acceptance ot senate ohauget to make a conference un* necessary. The rota ol IT to* JS for tht meuure removed one of tht lut big obstacles to adjournment of congress. It ended iV, weeks of debate and permitted Immediate conilder* atlon of the house-approved, tllver purchase bill. The tariff meaturi emerged unchanged from a barrage of opposition imendmente and only five Dem* ocrats left the reeorratlon on the final roll call. An equal number of Republicans voted the bill. The leglilatlon empowen the Preeldent to make tariff bargaining agreement! with foreign powers without submitting them to the senate for approval. (Contlnutd on Pigt Eight) FIREPERHTTS ARE OBLIGATORY VICTORIA. June 4 (CF)—Picnlek- ers end campers entering British Columbia woods during the forest fire seaaon are obliged to obtain camp fire permits before making fine In tbe woods, lt wu emphasized today ln provincial clro.es. Theee permits may be obtained without charge from the forest branch, offices of the pro* vlncl. 1 pollce, and moet sporting goods stores throughout the provlnoe. Fire places must be cleared.ot all rubble for three feet ln all directions and must not be laid Within 10 fut of a tree or log. Hot weather hu pro* moted extremely dry oondltloni ln the woodi, making cara with fire essential. Ontario's Political Arena Cleared for Battle AGED PROSPECTOR IS FOUND DEAD VICTORIA, June. 4 (OF)—The body ot John Coates, 84-year-old prospector, wu found todiy In the Mulr creek district by Reginald Clarke, a resident wbo hu been engaged In the search tor him, according to provincial police. Mr. Coates had been missing since a week yeeterday when he wu on the trall with two younger companions wbo missed him while waiting for him. It le presumed he succumbed from natural causes. Move Will Result in U. S. Calling for Revision Talk WASHINGTON, June 4 (AP).— Oreat Britain dispatched a nota to the state department lite today Informing the United States It had been found necessary to deter making my ptyment on the total of $561,791,011.88 due on war debts Instalment on Jane 15. The Brltlah note wu delivered to William Phillips, under lecretary of itate, by Philip Mtlnwar- lng Brotdmead, tint lecretary ef tbe British embasy. acting for Sir Ronald Llndsey, British ambassador. Oreat Britain on June t, lttt. made a token payment of |10,- 000,000, and on Dec. It, IMS, made a token payment of glo,- 000,000, ahd on Doe. is, loss, remitted a token of st,soo,ooo. Failure to make in offer of even partial payments on this due data was attributed to the Johnion act. pelted ilnce the lut ptyment, which specified that any nation, not making payment In full, would be considered u In default. INJUSTICE OF AGREEMENT Decision to defer making any payments until revision discussions hid been undertaken, the note eaid, wu baaed on the economic Impossibility of making transfer on the scale demanded by the obligation, tbe lm. poulblllty of the Brltlih people man tinning to. mate akcrafloea «. na* tht | payment! tnd th* "lnjuatloe" ot the Brltlih agreement ln com- (Contlnued on Pigt Eight) BI LADY AMONG THOSE HONORED Mrs. Allan Becomes Commander of British Empire; Was in Nursing Work CALGARY, June 4 (CP).—Honored in the Klng'i birthday lltt, Mra. J. W. Alltn, who now lives it Victo.it, $.C, waa identified with Red Cross work in Alberta for two decades. Mrt. Alltn, who wit mide t commander of the Britlth Empire, lived in Calgary for many yeara, and for a lengthy period wis honorary acting commissioner of the Red Cross in the province. She did notable work during the war yean, tnd alio in the establishment of a hotpltal for crippled children. Formerly, Mrt. Mtry Waagen, Mn, Alltn it a dtughtar of Lady Hick- ion and the lite Sir Joseph Hick- son of Montretl. REFUNDING OF FARM DEBTS AND THE LOAN AO ON WAY REORGANIZATION B.C. Man Is Second Cousin James Rolph VANCOUVER, Junt 4 (OP)—Oovernor J.mes Rolph ot California, who died Saturday, left relatives ln British Oolumbla and Washington. A tint cousin. Adam Rolph, wu a pioneer realdent ot New Westminster and the latter's son, Karl Rolph. now resides ln Vancouvei Adam Rolph loet hli life while returning u a paseenger from California on the Ill-fated Valencia, wrecked with a huvy lou of life off the west oout of Vancouver island nearly 30 yean ago. Two daughte of Adam Rolph are living: Mn. Robert soltinluon of Laldlaw. B O, and Mn. Oeorge M. Nlchol of Seattle. Bills Get First Reading and Draw Commendation of Opposition Forces THE WEATHER On June It the people ot Ontario will flock to tbe polls to decide whet party shall alt on tbe government benchee et the neat session. Above an the political leaden who are In the midst of one of the most strenuous election campaign! tn the history ot the provlnn. Uft the right: Mit chell Hepburn, leeder of tbe Liber,:' party: premier Oeorge s. Henry, leader of the Conservatives; and H. c Nixon, head of the Progretelvee. NELSON 40 Victoria 4*9 Vancouver 48 Kamloops 48 Estevan Point 42 Prince Rupert 46 Atlin 36 Dawson, Y.T. 40 Seattle S3 Portland. Ore. SO San Francisco 92 Spokane • 92 Prince George 40 tot Angelei 98 Penticton 44 Vernon 49 Grand Forks 92 88 Cranbrook 4T 88 Calgary 44 48 Edmonton 44 66 Swift Current 80 98 Prince Albert 38 72 Qu'Appelle 44 M Forecut for Nelion tnd vlclnlly- Pirtly cloudy, not much chinge in temperature. OTTAWA, June 4 (CP).-Cilt- tlous commendation from opposition ranks featured debate in tht house of commons today which preceded introduction of two complementary measures designed to bring speedy and inexpensive refinancing of the debt burden of Canadian farmers. On motion of Prime Min- iiter R. B. Bennett tht house gave first reading to the two bills, one totting up machinery to facilitate the refunding of firm debts, tnd the other amending and enlarging the scope of the Canadian Farm Loan act The legislation, in brief, alms to bring two forms of financial relief to the farmers. Of mott immediate Importance is the amendments to the Farm Loan act which provides a method whereby the man whose property is already mortgaged to the extent that he has no credit, may secure a loan up to one-third of the mortgage from the mortgagee, who will obtain the money from tha farm kin board and assign thi mortgage to that body as security. REFINANCE PLAN On • much wider telle the debt adjustment bill sets up machinery whereby a fanner may have hit ability to pay appraised on the basis of tht vtlut of his holdings and hit potential ability to produce wealth, and a tetttement made to refininoe hii debti in the light of tht informt- 'ion thui secured. By voluntary methods arranged hrough the offices of special re- elvers, the debt may, be adjusted md, that failing, provincial boardt in each cooperating province, headed by judges with bankruptcy jur- (Continued tn Pigt Eight) jm_ ._>_ «;i\ijai^^:t«J^fel3t-ji---bi--JtM-_'aA<«M4. "*r- *.-- PAGE TWO DRUG DEALERS ASK BOARD TO GOVERN PRICE 'Would Deal With the Trade Restraint Situation OTTAWA, June 4 (CP)—Luhing eut it chiln ud depirtmtnt itoru, a wltnew baton the Stevene prlu I iprwdt probe todiy mide repreienta* tloni for wtabllihment of i board to deil with rwtnlnt of tnde, for the Ask Mother- She Knows Mother took tbii medlcino be* fan ud thtt tht btUat came. It gave btr mora itrtngth ud energy when ihe wunerv* out ud rundown ... kept her oo the job iU through tbl Chioge. No wondar iba rtc. ommtndi IL LYDU E. PINKH»rS VEGETABLE COMPOUND filing of a rwali price by muuf«* turcn of patent medicine ud fer u amendment to tbe comblnw lnvwtl* gitlon let. Thl imendment would mike legal agreement! between min- uficturera. wbolwtlera end retillen for maintaining prlcw. Thi propouli wen midi by the Canadlu rairmiotuttool ewocliuon thr ugh R. P. Sptrkt, Ottawa. Thi machinery ut up te odmlnUter tho oomblnw lnvwtlgiUon act wu en- tlnly lnidequita, "We would luggut," tht npreeen- tatlve of tlv* null druggttt told thl commlttu, "Uu wtttng up of i board tlong the genertl unw of the botrd of nllway oommlwlonen, compowd of men whow Judgment would com- mud the rwpwt ot a builnew com* muntty, ud thit adequate miehlnny for Inveitlgitlon ihould bt orgulnd by iuch t board." PREDATORY METHODS Hitting out wltb chirgu of price- cutting by chiln ud depirtmint •tont, Mr. Sptrkt itated tbe method! of tbe chiln etore wen purely pn* datory, Thew chain itorw would uiuilly wttbUih themwlvw u new ri they could to wme other drug builnew; ud thl more euecewful the n- tiiler'i builnew wu tbe better tor tha ehiln ttort. "It U not a tyitem of dUtrlbutlon it ill. It li i method to mike money it i given point." Abnormil profit! were muta by dt- pirtment ud Chun Horu on prlvite brtndi of drugi to make up fer the low they luitalnid by cutting prlcu on itudird brudi, wl* Mr. Spirkt. Thi Proprietary Articlw Trade iwo- clition htd bean formed by ntallen druggliti ud othen In 1931 to combat the evil of "price-cutting," by a Judgment of Commlwloner L. V. O'Connor, under the combtnu tnvntl- gitlon act, the iwocliUon wu dU- Klved. The effect of the Judgment htd preclwly thi oppwlta effect tram frimen af tbe act intended. "It (the Judgment) hw helped t> = Culmstock Arms at EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON in SPOKANE is an APARTMENT HOTEL where CAN BE OBTAINED all the CONVENIENCE of a HOTEL plus the COMFORT of a . HOME by the DAY, WEEK or MONTH-also IT IS MORE ECONOMICAL and WALKING DISTANCE from downtown. WALTER M. (XIST, Mgr. Guide for Travellers Nelson, B.C, Hottto SBBOnSSHSBSBEBSSSS •FliusHn the Interim*' THE HUME HOTEL PHONS 787 Breakfast 25c to 60c Luncheon 35c to 50e-Dinner 35c and 65e Rotary ind Gyro Hesdqusrters KiUon. S.O. Qtccit BtnwiU. Prop. Ttn Wtl Ittltot KOMS-B. Otutttr. Tntla: * 3. Amey. Montrul; J. H. Unit, Mtdhtot Hat; P. S. Buroughi, Onnd forki; Mr. tad Wt. 3. WhiUey, w. r. Mc- Pirlue, t-Hnr. «• ■• Irophiy, H. Pretmu, T. I. lurrowi,». ». Htdliy, vuoouver; I. Kevern, KUlotr. C. A. TuU, W. R. Ltwrtnct, Pintlcton; L, PoweU, London, Ont. The Savoy Hotel umernth*GimtI*Kin&tt Nelson's Newest ud Finest Hotel. Many Booms With Private Bathe or Showers. w BUM* err. II Ulll"" J. A. KERR, Prop. —lie urn-son, so. SAVOY-willitm 0. Jonu. Aubrey -Burgeu, Tmlr; A. W. Schorlmer, H. »W. Schorbser, Klmbtrley; Ounnir Johnion, Srti; Oeorge Fltldhouw, Tom Plitcher, Pernle; Mlu Row Do* brougi, R. Sttlnoilty, W. Sytr, Vm- couver; W. J. Butter. Calgary; Mn. E Neldermu, Sdgewood; Mn. X. Hlllbeuer. Needlu; RaUhoB Buerte. Ntkuip; Mr. ud Mn. W. I. Mlfii. Vuoouver; J, C, Buton, PenUcton; J. P. Griffin. R. L. Orttfln, Troll. Htn Grand Hotel r. u sam*. rrop. WteMy ud Monthly tutu Hot ud CoM Wit-w Slngii Me np Doable gl-SO up gio a Month and Up Occidental Hotel IN Virnon St Pheni Ulk R WAIglCB SROUL MONTHLT RATS8 Oood Comfortibli Roomi MlmW Hudouirten Madden Hotel A Welcome Awaitt You ttt, B, HADDSN Compute), BemodeDe* Hot ud Cold Wittr . In tbe OTABT of tbi City QUEEN'S HOTEL A. UP0O.TB. mr. Roomi fnm tttt to ll.M Monthly 110 ud tp Stum betted ud hot ind cold witer IB ivery room M« BUM Bt Phoni M TRANSPORTATION-Freight & Passenger. NEW LOW FARES FROM TBAIL TO O.W. R.T. ' W.E. U. NAKUSP fS.00 t 5.40 8 3.75 VERNON 8.00 14.40 . 10.00 But letvei Trill for Ntkuip dtlly it 7:00 am. Direct connection at Nikutp daily exctpt Sundiy for Vernon, POR FURTHIR PARTICULARS PHONI M2. TRAIL Central Canadian Greyhound Lines, Ltd. NELSON - TRAIL - ROSSLAND "•&£* FBEIOHT LIMB Phone Nelson 77 J. C. "SCOTTY" MUIR, PROP. PROMPT EFFICIENT SSRVICS AT ALL TIMES Luvlng Nelion at lt i.m. ' Phone Trail IS or 191 build up a monopoly or uml.monop* oly In the dUtrlbutlon of proprltury irtlclu," continued the wltaeu. "Thi PA.TA. wu orgulied to fight i growing monopoly, not to enite one. Prieo cutting previllod to t grett- er degree in the drug tnde thu in my other builneu, A. J. Wilkinton, chiirmu of the council of tht Ct- niditn Phirmtceutlctl moclitlon told tht committee. Entry ot tht Inquiry into could- erttlon ot tht drug buitntu wtt prtceded earlier today by in ill- morning iurv«y of the 114,000,000 reflnucing of the huge wutern picking enterprise ot Bumi ud compiny. APPRECIATED VALUES A thirst by J. L. IUley (Lib.- HmU-KJngi) thlt tht Dominion Securitlu Corporitlon Ltd. hod told itocki tnd bondt in the new comptny it in tpprecitted viluttion of taut! wtt the.highUght With/. A. White, Dominion SecuriUei director, under i three-hour tximini* tion, tht Llbtrtl mtrobtr ltld n- utt of thi reorgmiied compuy m 1021 Were tet out on the ttock pros- pectui to the public tt $10,845,000, whereat the actual value wu $»,- 048,000. Dominion Socuritiu mtdt illghtly over 11,000,000 in diicpunu In flotting tht bondt ud preferred shiru ol tht new comptny. MECHANICS IDENTICAL It wit t fallacy to twume tvolu* tlon in the chiin itort wu i reiult ot brotd economic forces, laid Mr. Sptrkt. "Whether a drug ttort bt con* ducted by tn Independent merchant, or whether it bt conducted u a chtln store with a brilliantly painted orange front with a glaring •lgn designating lt u a cut-rate store, the mechanici of distribution ire identlcil in both of them," stated thl witneu. Answering interrogation! Mr Wilkinton nld thtrt htd ntver been t "drug trutt" in Canadi. On . time leries of quettions, Mr. Spa: stated the druggists would welcome the mott complete and eibiuitive inquiry into the operation of the drug trade. The dupertte condition of 3600 druggisu wu due to price-cutting ind Ihi depression had not affected the trade to tny mtrked extent HOME PUIL OUT SOFTBALL LOOP Quit When Protest Thrown Out br Officials -THI NELSON PAILY NEWE, NELEON. B.C--TUESDAY MORNINO, JUNS S, 1914 PICK COLOMBO TOWINDERBY Odds Shorten to 13-8 for Epsom Classic Tomorrow The eiecutive ttt tht local Mini Softball Uirui mtt on Mondiy tvtnlng to decide on the protut filed by tht Hume Hotel Ho. 1 tuts tgtlntt tht gamt pliyed wltb tin Savoy Ratal nln* lait Thundty ivinlng, Tnt Humt club flltd thtlr protut os tht iroundt thlt thi S.O. Softball moclitlon rulet •• idopted by*tbl NlUon lutui, ull for thl ipecUtori to be tt least 10 fut from tbe beu llnu, ud thit when the bill hlti or U touched by i ipeeUtor. tht umpire ihill ciU pliy and allow uch runnir to idvinct ost blu. Thi minigir of the Huma elub elalmed thtt is tht ninth Inning t bitted bill bounced oft tpoctator-e book oa ttlr territory ud two runnere ecored on tbt PUy. Wltb the gtme going to tha livor ttom by oat-run margin the Hume club uked tor i npuy on theu groundl, Cd Boyu ud A. MclnnU, tht offlcltli whs wtrt Is chtrgt of tht iimi, wen eilled ud both ciilmtd that they had made as tffort to keep tbe crowd btck, but thit It wu as Impoulblllty, tsd that In uy eue the oondltloni were Juit ii ftlr for on* team u the other. Delegttu trom th| virtoui teimi eltUned thit whlli thl crowd wu probtbly thl ltrgut out thU uuon, 111 tbl gtmu hid bun pliyed under practically thl time condition!. Os I toto th* Humt Hotel tttm't protut ww thrown out ud tht tunt ordered to tttnd U * fin for tht Savoy nine, Whm tht dtelltos ot tht «ecu- tlvi wm announced Oeorgi Benwell. miniger of tha Hume elub, withdrew hU turn from competition ln the ucond half of th* ltitue. ttit- lng thit u tht 1. C. offlcltl rulu were adopted ud the mcutlvt did not n. It* wty clttr to ltvi up to thtm hi oould not iei hU wiy clitr to eonttnui ln tbi loop. Th* Humt Hotel pliyen both on the Mo. 1 turn and tht Ho. 1 club win than didirid free iginti ind fru to tlgn up with ur club lf thtt to de- elred. Any tetmt wUhini to tsttr for the tecond bill pity mult hud ln tbelr entnu to Rid OKI, pruldint af the lugut, by Wednetdty inning, when the full icheduli for thl woond ~hilf will be drawn up. Tbi following two gimei in eeheduled tor thlt wuk ind will count ln Uu ucond htlt of the lugut echeduli: Thundiy—Pilrvliw A. C. VI. Mil- llomlru. Prldiy—Hew Ormd Hot.i ra. Stvoy HotaL Salmo and Trail Play Here Sunday Although the unlor btwbill turn will be out of the city nut Sundiy, loul iporti fui will eu plenty of ictlon u thi Palrvlew Athletic elub'i. Intermedlite buebili tetm wtll entertain the combined Tmlr* stlmo unlor teim, which will be followed by the uoond guar of thi Wut Kooteniy Soccer lugue between the Trill ud NeUon tumi. PilrvUw sottd out thi Tmlr M*ud on Hit thi Mth Ud tht Tmlr turn U nportod to hivi itnngth. ued Itt tlub In hope of taking the local boyi Into camp nut Sundty iftemoos. Troll wen the opening gtmt of the tocoer urlu I coupU of wukt igo by t 1-1 Mon, ud iccordlng to tut who wttnuwd thi gimi. the locate hid Jutt u much of tht pliy tl tbl wlnnen did. With mon pnctlu together, the local! tipect to tU up the urUi nut week. LONDON. June 4 (OF uble)—Mut oi un, tritnen tsd turf witton tonight win of thi umt opinion u Lord OUntly thit hit unbutu colt Colombo U going ta win the lUth nnewil of the derby it Eptom os Wedneedty. Colombo, wbo hu won ill hit mu itarta u I t-yeir-oid ud two nn* thli uuon. will itart thi •horton- priced fivorlte llnu befon the wir. Thi oddi ihortened todiy to lt to I, teu thu I to 1. "Tht colt li of thi hlghut elm," uld Lord Qanely tonight. "Provided be dou aot mut with uy bad luck. | do not think he will be buten ln thu or uy other ran." Several other oostosden, however, ire genuinely fueled to but Colombo ovu thi tough derby eoune of one Ud a htlf mllu. Thi French horu Admlril Drtki U ost, nd thl French bnd Suton, ucond to Colombo ln thi two thouund gulneu, U uother. Blr Abe Billey't Ttmberlui U ilto fueled, u U Windier Ltd, Thi tntrlu wen further rt lueed to 90 todiy by tbe ecntchlng of the Buthlm Abbott. Achtentn wu taken out Siturdiy, white Fitrlot Xing ud Lo Zlngtro in doubtful runnen. SUNDAY BATHERS IN ROUGH WATER Bat Temperature Holds; Life Guard Acting; Booth Open tn tplte of tbi Ukt bilng liner* illy rough Sundiy, i few bithen want Is it Ukutde ptrk, ud t number of klddtet wan wading. During matt of tbe afternoon a etltt wind blew from the eut, ud the witer wu eitrtmely roily. Thit Utt rlu brought tbt wttar up to ihe top ttep on the mut euterly flight, thi tint tlm* thU uuon thtt the lutarn etope bin beu lubmirgtd No beieh wu ehawlng whitever. Is eplta e( th* cold wuk thit preceded Sundiy. the temperitun of tbt wtter wu M degreu, only IM ttetnu down trom thi preceding Sunday, whin probtbly 50 bithen went into the water under the im. petut of t hot tun* ly ipte.il imngement of the pirki commlttu, Ollbert Ooucher, tbe newly tppolnted life tuird, wu on duty, though bU period of dolly urvice will sot itart Mil July 1. Is the Intervil he will be os duty on Wednwdiyi. Siturdiyi ud Sundiyi. A. A. Pirrlir bu icoepted the citenng ooneeulon it tht tarrmi attend by tb* elty council Mondiy. ud tbl nfrethmint ittll wu opin for thi flint tlmt thu uuon. HOCKEY BOOSTERS ACT1VEAT TRAIL TRAIL, June 4,-Although mott people'! mlndi trt fir from hockey it thlt Umt ot tht yeir, tht TrtU Hockey Booitir elub it still vtry actlvt ud mtetlng it regulir inter* vtll. The dlfftrent committee! dii- clou to tht genertl committee tht progreu of their work. Thl Booster club mtt it tht Crown Point hotel Mondty night tnd rtportt of tht program ud entertainment committal wtrt rud, followed by general dUcuulon. Tbt club propottt to hold a duct nttr tht tnd ot Junt. „ Exchanges Control Sent toD.S. Senate Net One Objection to the Bill in House; Would Ban "Wash Sales" Bucket Shops VASHINOTON. Junt 4 (AP). — LetUlition to bring pun ud cotton eichiniei of thi United Statu under governmut control wu fluid by tbi houu todty ud unt to the unite without • ilnile objection, lta dlipoiltlon ln tbl icniti wu-uncertiln. Detltned prlmirllj to curb ipecu* Ution, thi bill would ut up a commlulon eompoud of thi iecreU[lti of igrleultun md commerce ud thi ittornty tenenl with board authority to check ipeculittvt holding! ind othtr pnctlcu. It tin would bis "wuh ulu," bucket ibopi ud Indemnity tridlng. Applying In pnunt form to whut, cotton, rice, earn, ntt, btrter, rye, flumd, gnln torgbtuni ud mill ftede, the leglilitlon It eo dnwn thit poultry, lud or other eom- modltlu could be tdded Uter, . The commlulon would tlvi full tetwiy ls tettlnt the limit* of futuru thlt onl lndlvldutl might hold •t one time tsd 1U0 netrtct prict fluctuitlont. RAINFALL IS STEADY NELSON A fist dilute fell prutlctUy ill diy at NeUon os Mondiy ind it tlmu wu fairly huvy. With the itudy rain thi mtreury vtrltd but intte. thi minimum being ST ud the minimum to. Hals wu recorded it 31 Inch. CANT SLEEP You miy ful nervoui, Irritable tsd de- preeied, you miy lulfer from tadigeetlon ud heedichu; but thi mot* marked lymptom U ilieplutneu. Tht tnttmtst todtattd li Dr. Chue'i Nerve rood beotuu It rutof u hulth ud vigor to th* nervoui lyttut. Dr. CHASE'S NlttVI »*>N Heavy Hitter Murray (Red) Howell, one of Toronto Mtple Leafi ilugging outflelden. Hit hitting thll leuon il k*tp- ing him well to the front in the International league. TRAIL BOWLERS ACTWE TODAY Abandon the President and Vice-President Tourney; Rinks Drawn TRAIL, B. C„ June 4—Win 111 through tbt litter put of lut week prevented Triil-Tiduic Um Bowling club PUylng off the president vt. vlce-pretldent competition. It hu bun dropped end the elub •chedute WIU open Tuetdiy. Thi ctncetled oontut will be pltytd liter la the uuon. Tht rink* for the club whedult competition htvt been dnwn up n followi in the order of iklp, third, ucond ud laid. WlllUm Cimpbell, tmillo Plupie, Oiorge Crawford. T* A. Alty. Q, w, Wataon, MtlMld Vircoe (... ) Oamlllt Uurlente. Alex Laurie, Jack MioKlnsoo, Jtmu young, Jtmu uekU. Jtmu Thompton, S. J. Provoit, Frink Pennoyer. John Craig. Robert McQhle, C. P. Brereton, Bert CrUull, David Longmulr. Otorgt McKiy, David Chilmen, Thomu pergut, prink etruhu. At Coverdile, A. A* McDonild. Alei Oray, John perguion. Robirt Wilr, S. 0. BUylock, W. J, Wigittff, I. L. Hodgi. Wllllim Ru, Chirle Dodlmud, H. R. Thompion. r. Pittenon. Jimu Buchimn, WlllUm Forreit, Oecrgt Dl Puquiu, J. 0, Aleitnder. Dan Davlu, John Bilfour, o, p. Downle, Jimu Devito. Jimei Demi, Dtvld Forreit, 8. O. BliglonL Thomu Htrdmw. H«b johstos, O. B. Witton, Wlllltm Mccntdy, Robert Llvlngitose. Ales Balfour, P, H Partridge, W. B. Smith, WlllUm Neteos. Oimet mult bt pliyed during the wuk icheduied or thty will be forfeited. Two polnta will bt given for a wis end one for t draw. 8ktM miy fill In their taunt with tub* ■tltutu ii clmlfled. The ichtdule bu bun drawn up w followi: I'l'KSUAV Wllllim Rat vi. Wllllim Cimp- btU. Herb johnion vt. Du Dtviei. Robert Meahl* ra. Robert Weir. Oeorge McKiy vt. O. W* WlUon. WBUNSSDAt Alex Wurle vt. Jtmu Thompion. Al COVtrdtll vi. Jimei Demi. THURSDAY Wlllltm Ru vi. Jimu Buchimn. Wlllltm cimpbell vt. Htrb John. ton. Alex Bilfour vt. Robert McQhle. O. W. Witton VI. Robert Wilt. MRS. ROGER IS DEAD IN TRAD. TRAIL, June 4.—Elizabeth Rog*r, ued 35, wift ot Robert Roger ol Trail, piutd twty it thi Trail* Tidintc hoiplttl yttttrdty. Born tt Port A'Doune, Irelud. ihe came to Cinidt tour years tgo, making her homt hert. Buldei her husbtnd ud ■ daughter, Anni, aged icven, ihe U lur- vivtd by htr ptrenU, Mr. ud Mrt. Otorgt Callm of Ireland, two brothen, J. A. Cillin of Trail ud Sim Cillin of Edmonton, ud five titters, Mn. Thomu Fitenon ot Troll, Mn. H. McDonild of Glaigow, Georglnt, who il staying with btr parenta, ud Mn. V, C. SchwtU md Mrs. Otorgt Duguld, both of New York. Funeral tervlcei will take plice tt tht Knox United church tomorrow, conducted by Rev. Bryct H, Willice. Interment will follow at tht Mountain View cemetery. REP TEAM TO HAVE PRACTISE Thl local representative ladles uftbill .turn wlU hold lu flnt prictice on TMudiy tvtnlng it the Junior High ground!. In tddltlon to thi pliyen wbo hivi ilrtidy bun choun for tbe turn It li hoped to bin mouth pliyen out to allow tbi pitying of i ihort practice game. * The minner ud coichti Intend to Idd it Malt two mon pliyen to thl turn lh order to htve plenty I of reeerve itnngth. Tht following in tht IS ilnidy \ plckid fcr thi turn: Hilin Ling. Aria Sun, Jun Pit* tenon. Aimed! Onvu, Allu Dunn. Piullni Stinghtrlln, Jun Splen, Dorothy Tltaworth, Hiul Splirt, Stelae Beeeton, Row Stewirt -md Iva Smith. DICK MOORE IS GOLFINGCHAMP Is Outdriven by Stan Leonard But Plays Tee Shots Well By EVERETT ORAEMF. (canadten Tmt iporto Writer), QUILCHBHA OOLF CLUB, Vuoouver, June 4 (CP),—Slender, fitr- biired Dtek Moon, former Victoria ■tar, now af QUahui, found enough wlnrdry to hu trout ud putter to overcome Upeu from the tou ud defetted Stan Lwnird of OUn CHU. 3 tnd ., in the tt-holi flsil of tb* Brauh Columbli imitour golf ehimpionihlp htn todty. It yru Moon'! eeeoDS provlnclil trows IS •Ut yun. Tbe whipping, soo-yird drlvu el the Olen Otki iter, filled to daunt young Moon who tumid In i its* utionii ihort iimi to rtptit hU triumph ef lilt whtn ht was tht crown u a member of tbe Oik Bty club. Onibte to mitch the unimlng drlvu thtt Lionird luhed out to split thi tiirwiyi, Moon pliytd hit tee thou ehorter, this fluhid brilliant trone 'ud followed up with ntperb putting to offnt bU opponent! luperlor driving power. Moore collected uvea blrdlei in thi It holee end Leonird five, TRAIL GOLFERS WIN AT KASLO Nelson Ladies Absent; Miss Baxendale Is New Lady Champ It wu ilmoit u ill-Trail victory IS thi Kooteniy ltdlu' opu golf tourniment it Kulo ovir the wuk- end. Mn. P. P. Mclntyre lut her ehimpionihlp tltte but It wu to Mia Audrey Buudili, wbo but her In the flntl. Mlu Florence Rutledge won the flnt flight. Tbe ucond flight, U confined to Kulo. Competition wu kun but thi tourniment official! wen duply disappointed In the ootnplete ibunc* cf NeUon entrlu. Annuel meeting of the Kooteniy Udlei' Oolf moclitlon during thi week-end illocitad the llfii toumi- mint to Nelion. ud DUttd Mrt. R. L. McBride ot Helton pruldint, wltb Mri. L. 8. Bradley of Nelion ucntiry. Mn. A. J. Sklllicorn ot Kulo U honorary pruldint. Mn. J. K. eras of Roulud ripretenti the Roulud- Trill club on the executive u flnt vlce-preildent, ud Mn. B. H. LaQuun of Kulo U tteond vloe-pruldent. JOHN MACDONALD BURIED^ROSSLAND Former Mates Form Ouard of Honor in the Procession ROSSLAND, B. C. Juai 4-tvery old timer of Roulud asd mmy of TraU, < b"idu a gnat numbir of frlendi ud icquutueu, turned out Sundiy, to.pay lut reeptoto to John "Red Juk" MuDonild who wu burled Is Mountilnvlew cemt* tery, not fir from th* early diy Roulind mlslsg cimp, wbtn ht ipent hU younger daya, Funeral urvleu wen held it tbi United church ud it the grade ilde by Rev. 0, H. Daly. piUbawn were ». B. Peten. W. MeKey, T. Hooper. A. B. Ritchie, P, Buulieu asd M. prevorrow. All th* mra Who hid worked under Mr. MtcDonild at the imelter befon lllnete tcok him ,tway from hU J9B mirched Is proceiilon U I guird ot honor. Social Events of Trail City TRAIL, June 4—Mr. ud Mn. M. L. Brotbtn and ami Dos and Tld Uft by ur yuterday via Spokue ud Buttle for vlctorlt, when they will be gueiti of Mr, Brother*! paitsta tor ibout • wetk. tte A. Burch of Klmberley wu I guut of hit brother ln But Trail over the week-end. tti Clnlt Ho. 1 of Bt. Andrew'! church wu entertained recutly by Mrt* A. (. Jewell, Bit tvtsvit, Clroli Ho. 9 mtt tt tlw homi of Mn. Utlmtr *. Topping itrut, ud Ctrcli Ho. I tt tiw homi ot Mn. J. Htwlitt. NeUon ivuui. ete Thurlow Cummlng, wbo hu bus ruldlug it Klmberlty tor ibout 11 monthi, ntunud to Troll Btturdty evening to stake hit homt. tit Frtdy Wignir, who hu bun vUltlng It SpoklBt, Ml returned to Trill. . 9 . M M. -Note wu t Saturdiy vltltor to NtUon. itt Bdwud M. suiu ud um Billy, te- eempultd by O. H. Neleon, iptnt tht week-end tt Ohrtetlni Ltkt, nturn* ing homt tett night. tti Mr. ud Mn. A. B. Alllus ud fimlly ipent the wuk-end at their tummer home it Robton. • • • Mlu Loll Quince hu returned to hit home it Robton ifter vltltlng Trail frlendi. t*i Mra A. C. Oraham and fimlly motond Saturday to Robion to ipend tbe week-end it tbelr lummer home. tti BUinor Qutyli vlilted yuterdiy In Roulud it thi homi ot hir uncle ud tunt, Mr, ud Mn. Erneit B. Qutyli. • • • Mn* Thomu Hollle hu left for the cout. where the will ipend t vicition wltb bat poruti. tit Len Negui left Saturday tor Kelowni. • •• O. Meurm ot Crubrook !• vuitlng TtUI frlindt lor a few dayi, EAGLES LEAVE FORSPOKANE To Attend Joint Installation Officers A party of 20 memben of the Nelion Eiglo .lodge No. tt leivei by tuto thit morning for Spokine to tttend t joint initellttion of the Nelion tnd Spokine clubs. Four Ctrl will take the NeUonitu tcrou the bordtr. Among thott miking tbe trip will be W. Scott, W, Irvlnt, H. Wtulck, R. A. Howe, Mr. Thomtf, E. Stangherlln. R. Btrtol, G. Renwlck, B. Monteleone, R. A. England, G. Will* itmi, A. Smith ud r. Johnion. BOYS OF TRAD. CHURCH PICNIC TRAIL, Just 4—Although weither Monday wu sot exaetly of thi trui picnic type, uproxlmitaly loo memben of the Holy Himu boyi ot Uu St. Frincli Xivler ohurch enjoyed their unual outing tt Andtnon'i ranch nur Murphy creek. Bueball proved to be the milor sport of tbt dty, then being thru unlor boyi' trims, two Junior ud two midget turns In action. A turn of the Cithollc boyi' club of Nilion, which bu won 11 itralght gimei In lta homt dtf, wu defuted by tbe Trill unlor boyi for two gimei ■tralghtr. Th! Trill tquid wu merely i pickup nisi, mott of tht boyi sot hiving played together befon. A teim trom Roulud wu ilio defuted In the unlor boyi' league Thou wbo win not lntamted ln btuboll wmt hiking ud othen pitched horwthou. BAXENDALE GOLF HEAD Named President of Kootenay Body at Meet Here W. R. Btxendile of Trail wtl elected preildent ot the Kooteniy Oolf moclitlon it tbt annual matting htld it Nilion on th* wttk-and. Jimei Fraier af Kulo wit nomad flnt vice - pruldent; Dr. T. H. Bourque of Ntlton, tecond vice* prttJdtnt; R. J. Andtnon, lecretary trtoturtr, and T. R. Wllion. honor* try pruldint. Thi Incoming ucrttary wu given imtructloni to write tht Klmbtrliy, Crubrook tod Femle clubt Inviting them to Join tht moclitlon. ROCHESTER AND TORONTO WIN TORONTO BEATS MONTREAL TORONTO, June 4 (CP)—Toronto Lwfi took a 4-s decision from Mast- nil ls in Internitlonil Bulball lugui gtme hue todty tor thtlr fourth win is flvt. item with thi RoyiU. Montrul „ « „... tto Toronto „ 4 14 0 Klmuy, pliher, Htnry ud Stack; Bchott ind Crouch. ROCHESTER BEATS BUFFALO BUFFALO, H.T., Juni 4 (CP)-Btag- lag i home run ittack that iceousted for uvtn of thilr Ulllu, Rocheeter Red wingi downed Bufftlo BUont t-S bin tonight to mike It two out of three ln their urlu. Rochutar t 10 1 Bufftlo - I tl Herrell ud Lewli; Mlliteid, Xowi* Uk Ud Outen. Varicoie or Swollen Veins-Ulcers Tou poor lufferen from bid legit What misery you hive endured! Whtt crippling dlscomforti But here at lilt U help for Tout No opentloni nor Injection! HM tnforoid rut nor ttmi off lrom work. A simple homi tritment with Bmtrild Oil heiU vour ioni, reducei iwelllni, uothu thl prin, ud mlku your len it gocd it new—whm you to ibout rour dilly routine u ulull. Follow thl easy directions ud It Bmerild OU does not jive you lull ant complete utlifictlon monty bick—druggliti evtrywhrn. TOOK FRUIT-A-TIVES AND INDIGESTION DISAPPEARED...SAYS MOTHER UNDER OATH TO bdp yon, 1 aad othert, ud to that yoa may have pori* tivt proof of tha truth, Mn. Not*' mindinvolun* tarily hu ttatad bafora a Notary | how Fruita-tivaa h-, helped htr Itt •w»3W!Si* rid of tsdiiMUoa. Bht nyi: — "I Mak* Oith tad ny thtt I wu sleepy and duty tfter mult. I tuffired btdly from indigution. Everything I at* formtd t lump la th* itomich aad gu which cauttd hurtburn. I bond that by ttUnf Fruit-a-tivat my indigution dit- eppeirad. I tm lively ud energetic ill diy now." _*r_fiM~**"*+<*-'n6^. Mat to tht ibovi tttttt wu nodi Water Level Down by Three Inches Water um tf tht Wcet Arm it muon, whleb Saturday reached tta peek ud etartad to drop, declined 1 quirtir of I foot lo thi 94 houn •sdlsg it noon Mondiy, whin lt itood it IM tut. With the effect! of i solid week of cold, rtiny weither to be felt In reduced' flow from the tilt Kooteniy. 1 very npld decline thli wuk U expected. il Every Member of the Family ought to have a SAVINGS ACCOUNT —As s teserre for erocrgenda sod oppottunitiei, of u t ufe, conienrsfive, profitable invettmenL —As s ssfc place to Uy slide unoonn she ssres by cm- fill minsgement of the home, sod to build up s fund for special things lbt wants to get —Tbtt be msy lesm thc true nltw of money sod bow interett makes it grow, thit he may sun early along thtt pith of thrift which leads to financial independence. —So thst she, too, msy lesm tbe value of money snd begin laying it slide for future needs. fir father' fitCtUlhtt n fitejm t /irfiMftr Thete is i Savings Department in every office of die Bank of Montreal —Canada's oldest Bank—s Bank where small accounts are welcome. BANK OF MONTREAL »s!2r Ill7 TOTAl AIIITS IM SXCIII Ol troo.oio.ote NeUon ■nscbt S. t. - DIWDNIT, Miniget Tnll Bnnch: A. & CARSON, Menittt HottUnt Bnnch: J. N. CHAN. Minner Niw Denver Brasch I J. J. ISWIN, Minute Kulo Bnnch: R. A. CHSSRR. Monagef ■ 5^3 GYRO PLAY SCORES JOT ATJOSSLAND Cast Gives Splendid Portrayal of "Private Secretary" ROSSLAND. June *—Howlinden wbo ittended thi prtwntation ot Tbe Private Secretary," a comedy In thrw, acta, iponiored by thl Rowlmd Oyro club, which ww held In tbe Ctpltol theiter ben on Thundiy night, unquettlonibly enjoyed one of tbe bwt entertainment! which hw been given la the oolden City for i long time. From itart to ttnlih, there wu not I dull momtnt, ind thl lud- lence chewed by tbelr leughter end tppUuie thit tbl mirth-provoking iituttlont were grwtly tppreclitad. Lou Crowe, ln the title role, curled the put perfectly, ind wu •Uy lupported by i itrong cut. Mn. Oeorgi Small u the Mirtltnd hoowkeeper with i minla for iplrtt- uillim gift in exoellent chincter portreyil, u did Frank Conroy, u the choleric undo wbo hibituilly greeted everyone with the query: "How'e your liver." Mlw Helen McDonell. u the eym- pethetic Undltdy wo hid difficulty with her upiritw. Jim Cooper, u Olbton, thi blbuloui tailor, who cheriahed hopw of bicomlng • "gentlemin," ind Din MacNaugh- ton, u Douglu cattermole. all gave clever Interpretation!, while John Melville In the role of Mr. Min- ltnd ind Oeorge Blehop u hit ntphew, took tbelr pertt will. Two chinning young Udlei, Edith Minlind ind Evi Webeter were well portrtyed by Mlw Itlty Terhune and Mlw Mirgiret chrutlin retpec- tlvely, ind idded materially to thl romtntlc lnterwt of the pliy. Hirry Lefevre In the chill roll of thl itrong-irmed butler ind wrlt-wrvet curled the puta convincingly. Much of the credit for the iuc- oew of the production le due to E. E. perklnt, tht capable director, ind oeorie Dyion who wu rwpon- elble for the tcenery. Following the pity, tht cut wu the gueete of the Oyro club it a ■upper wrred In the Oyro club roomi. New Books Added to Ymir Library YMIR, June «—A number of new booki hive been added to the Ymir Women'i initltute library recently. The library wu open on Tuetdty. Thundty the director! of the Ymir Womtn'i initltute held i meeting ■t the home of Mrt. C. Biron.*Thoie prttent were Mn. S. A. Curwen, ihe preildent, Mn. H. Stevent, Mn. C. Gtron, Mn. W. Clirk ind Mra. J. M. GUle. Arrangement! were mtde for tht next regultr meeting In June. S. Bill wtl t Nelton vuitor on Stturdiy. Clurlet Kubiigi li a vltltor it the Emerald mine tnll week. Within the put million yetn Hew Enilind hid imong lta inlmili the camel, rhinoceros ind mutadon. Cranbrook Girli McGill Graduates CRANBROOK, June 4. —Mre. J. M. Toung of Pentlcton, who with her two children hu bwn the gueet of her pirenti, Mr. ind Mn. J. T. Bervti, tor the put fortnight, hu gone to Nelwn where the will vlilt for 1 week before returning home. Mri. P. H. Pyra li vliitlng ln Vincouver end other oout cltlw. Mn. W. Werner, formerly Mlw Wllmi McNibb of Spokine, wu I Cranbrook vliltor en route to her home ln Cilgtry. Whlli In Cranbrook the vlilted Mn. Sirvti, Mn. Young ind Mn. Wllion. Mn. Winter wu born ln Cnnbrook ind ittended public ind high ichool here. Bhe le the daughter of Mr. ind Mn. J. It. McNibb of Cilguy. J. T. B. Chrlitenwn of the Ctntdlin Royil Mounted force, who hu recently bwn trantferred to Fernie, left for thlt city thli week, locompanted by Mrt: ChrUtenten ind Mlw Betty Chrlitenten. Firewell putlw' were given tor the litter prior to their departure. Judge Fither of Vincouver, who preilded it the recent titlzet wu iccompinled on hie vltlt to the dlttrlct by Mn. Fither, who vlilted Fernie frlendi ind Mn. McNibb ot McBalnt Ltkt. Mn. 0.1. White of Klmberley hu bwn the guwt of her parent!, Mr. ind Mn. A. A. MwKlnnon during the wwk*. Mn. Feckenpaugh hu been called to Victoria by the terloui lllneu ot hu mother, Mn. N. A. Wtllenger. Several cut of Cranbrook ladles attended the wie of work conducted by the ladlw of the Fort Steele United church Wednndiy tfternoon. A good sum ww netted. Mrs. W. D. Qllroy wu tei hoetew it thi Cranbrook Oolf club Wednndiy. Mn. Hennewey and Mlw Sheila Hennessey hive returned from in extended vlilt ln California. Two young ladlw of thli dlitrict were imong thow to gnduita tt the recent exercises it McOlU university. Mlw Non Mllei. dtughtar ot Dr. md Mn. F. B. Mllei received hu B. 8c. degree In the household economic! depirtment it MicDonild college and Mlw Eileen Montgomery wu i gnduita of the phyilcil education depirt- ment. Mln E. B. Peterson ll tttending the week-end ln Elko. J'ln Oertrude Patmore ind Mlw Loll Orshtm of Klngigtte ue ipendlng the week-end it Sinclair Hot Spring!. Dtvld Onhim li ipendlng the weekend with bll puenW it Klngwita. W. H. Wllwn, who recently intended the Rotary conference it T'tcomi, wu ipetker it thll week! Rotary wwlon, giving in tccount of the doings of the conference. Mr. end Mn. M. A. Beale returned Frldiy from >llrror 1/J.e wh«e they were guwta of Dr. and Mn. Oreen. On the wum dtyt of thli week the Oyro ewlmmlng pool ln Cranbrook wu alive with bathers, Uklng on thl •ppeuince of i hot July diy. Thi chutei ind diving boards hive bwn mide read, for uw end I new coat of paint tnd new cement walks wound the pool ire idded improvement!. Tbe Oyroe ire planning for their uiuil iporti day it thi tint of July, when wtter evente will be in attractive put Of the program. -THI NELSON DAILY NIW*. NILION. I.C-TUMDAY MORNINO. JUNI 8, 1934- MISS RENE KERR TEU50FTRIP Entertained at Longbeach on Return From England LONGBBACH, June 4-Mre. J. D. Kerr give in "it home" it her residence in Longbeach Frldiy ifternoon in honor of Min Rene Kerr who hu recently returned from ilx monthi visit in Englmd. Choice flowers idomed tht Urge dining room md for the tet table a dainty van of old-fashioned pink double dtlsiei wu chosen. Tet wu graciously served by Mrt. Kerr tnd Min Rene. Crowing over to Englmd in the C.P.R. "Duchew of Athol" early in December lut, Mitt Kerr spent Christmu ind the mtlor part of January In London, which capital she has studied, moit thoroughly. Altogether tht hid a mott delightful holiday. Numerou! viilti to relative! md frlendi entbled her to tec i great deal of the country which ahe found intensely interesting. She visited Cunbrldge ind mmy Sointi in the country, Bournemouth, hrewibury, md Suffolk md stayed some time with relatives it Pinnet W. London. Returning by the Ducheu of Bedford, Min Kerr stopped again in Montreal with friendt. She trrived in Longbeach thlt week. SLOCAN MAN IS NAMED ENGINEER H. E. Nelson Goes to Velvet Mine at Rossland NEW DENVER, June 4.—H. I. Nelwn left by stage tor the Velvet Mine it Roulind, where he hu ic- oepted the potltlon u engineer. A. Coombe wu ln the hoepital recently with i ttrtlned back, but la able to be at work now. Mn. Frmcli intentalned i few of the younger let it i dinner ptrty on Wednetdty evening, tbe occasion being Mlw Connie Belli' 19th blrthdsy. The Uble WU decerned with pink itreimere md coven were Uld for ill. The main attraction wu i blrthdty cake decorated wtth pink ind green candles. The Invited guwU were: the Mtsset Emma ind Vic Cechelero, Evelyn Thompton, Ednt ind Kffle Bhinnon, md the guwt of honor, Connie Belli. Mr. stevek of the C.P.R. wu a patient ln the hoepital. He U able,to be uound again how. lmprovementa are still being curled on at tbe Legion hall. The water pipe hu bwn put ln md connected up to the new link. Mr. ud Mn. Keevll md Mlu Joyce raiding ue visiting et the Boeun ranch, guwta of Mr. md Mn. J. C. Hum. Dr. ind Mn. Francis wen it ON THE AIR TONIGHT CANADIAN RADIO COMMISSION NETWORK t:00 Exceliior Glee club S:80 String! 7:00 Niuticil Nontentt 7:30 Newt md weither forecut 7:38-8:00 Billy Bissett'i Oroh. 8:30 The Four Harmony Vlollnt N.I.C.KOO NETWORK KQW KFI KOO KOMO KJR 820 840 7M (20 170 Betuty Box Thettre: Oladys S wtr thout, meixotoprano; John Barclay, baritone; Frank Mclntyre, actor; Nat Shll- krel's orcheitra. Arnot 'n' Andy Gene ind Glenn, comedy iketch Memory Line, aerial drama Ben Bernie'i orehettn Dwth Vtlley Diyi The Big Ten; vocalltti, • I, KHQ no 8:00 7:00 7:15 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:19 10:53 11:00 11:00 11:30 C. KVI 670 8:00 8:30 8:45 7:15 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Tom Coikliy'i orehettn Newt riathet, Sun Heyei Williims-Wilih orehettn Press-Radio News Service Happy Felton't orch. (KGO) Gut Arnheim's orcheitra Hal Grayson's -orchestra B.S.-DON LIE NETWORK KFRC KOIN KSL KOL 810 940 1130 1270 Connie Boswell, vociUst; Colonel Stoopnigle tnd Budd Conflict, by T. S. Stribllng Harlem Serenade Richard Himber and orehettn Million Dollar Babies (D.L.) Charles Barnet md orcheitra Voice of Experience Oale Nelson's orehettn Society commentator Jtck Ruteell'i orehettn Hodge Podge Lodge (D. L.) Cadets Qutrtet , Eirl Hlnes' orchestra Merle Carlton't orch. (D. Is.) Out Arnhtlm't orch. (D. L.) Aironson's Commanders (DL) Midnight Moods, organ (D.L.) 800 k * CJOR 500 m VANCOUVER 500 w 8:40 Stock Quotations 6:45 Newi Varieties 7:00 Wendell HaU, E. T. 7:15 Commonwealth Broadcast 7:30 Douglas Social Credit TtUc 8:00 Studio Program 8:30 Licrowe Brotdcut 10:15 Oroh. 11:18 Len Chimberliln'i Orch. 1100 k CRCV 272.7 m VANCOUVER 000 w (Suttalnlng program! to B.C. Net) 8:00 Chimber Civic Attain 8:15 Newt 8:30 Set CRC Network 9:00 Phyllis Benthim, Gordon Minley, piino duet 0:30 CRCV Concert Orch, 10:30 Lite Newt Fluhes •AN 6:00 8:30 8:45 7:30 8:00 8:15 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:30 KFO 441 m FRANCISCO 60,000 w Robert Nurok't Eruemblc NRA Tilki 45 Mlnutei from Broadway Nitlonil Ridio Forum Cillf. Chimber of Commerce John Teel, btritone Pete Smythe'i Orch. Clyde Lucu' Oroh. Dm Ruuo'i Oreh. Night Court Gut Arnheim's Orch. Chtrlei RUnym, organist 970 k KJR 309.1 m 8EATTLE 5000 w 6:00 Song Bit 6:30 Fireside Phintuies 7:00 Dinner Danstant 7:30 Mining Dollin 7:45 Song Recital 8:00 Orpheus Ensemble 8:30 Mutlctl Auction 8:45-9:0081 md Elmer 10:00-:30 Until Tomorrow, Reed 10:55*11:00 Memory'i Girden 11:30 Vic Meyera' Orch. 1080 k KNX 285.5 m HOLLYWOOD 50,000 w 6:00 Newt Service 6:15 Concert Ent. 6:80 Sport Newi On Parade 6:45 Rublnoff'i Concert Em. 7:00 Wittnibe ind Archie 7:15 Mom Lowe, Melody Meodt 7:30 Politlctl Brotdcut 7:45 King Cowboy 8:00 The In-Ltwi 8:16 Henry Ibing md Orch. 8:30 Forge of Freedom, drama 9:00 Newt Service 9:15 The Crockettt 10:15 Pete Pontrelli'i Orch. Hunten' Siding examining the ichocl children then. A. L. Harrli hu a few men fixing leeki In the water pipe on the main itreet. Murray McNelth wu a vUltor ln town to receive medical treatment it tlw loctl hotpltal. Mn. H. Ounn ind diughter, Dorothy, ire tpendlng • ftw dtyt ln NeUon the guwta of Mr. md Mn. W. K. Ounn. H. McPherson underwent in opentlon on hli hud In tbi hoepital. He U "doing nicely" it hit home. Ben Litter md Clin Sutherlind of Wlnliw wen In the hoepital having their toniilt removed. ' The memben of the loctl Mi- wnlc lodge paid a fntaroal vlilt to Nelwn lodge recently. Thew mo* toring ln wen: Dr. FrancU, J. Tier, J. L. Irwin, F. Broughton. A. L. Levy. M. McLein of New Denver; J. Ironeldw, C. Schmidt, B. Ctrr GANGWAY indeed-f or "Grape-Nuts' Flakes. It's the grandest taste thrill that's ever come to breakfast! Has the flavour and nourishment of that old favourite "Grape-Nuts" Cereal in a'new flaked cereal that everybody enjoys. It's easy to digest, too — and economical to serve. Ask your grocer to scrid you a .package for tomorrow's breakfast "Grape Nuts" Flakes is made in Canada. II GRAPE-NUTS'/ZMZT the Smile-Temp Breakfastlhrill 6FIH4 GOLDEN-FLAKE COMPANION TO GRAPE-NUTS CEREAL md W. Johnitone of Sllverton; I. Orehim, F. Benleh ind T. McNelth of Slocan Olty. Oeorge Junes of Blggu, Suk., wu thi guwt of Mr. ind Mn. H. S. NtUon tor i few diyi in route to the Okinigm. DOZEN INSTITUTES WERE REPRESENTED Attendance at the Central Sessions Large; Ladies Party A down Farmen. institute! were reprewnted by delegates it the Wwt Kooteniy Central Ftrmers Initltute •nnuil tewloni here Thundiy, i numbu ot delegitw remilnlng ovu for the innuil stations of tht Kooteniy Poultry unolitlon Frldiy. Tht delegitw In ittendince wen H. H. Fownall, R. Fontiiw, Mldwiy; O. V. Meggitt. A. R. Mudle, Onnd Porki: H. Kenhiw, Nikusp; w. Booth* by, I. Egloff, Edgewood; O. B. Hillard, J. Webiter, D. Cuter, C. 8. Squires, Jt ee Fowler. Robeon; P. W. Oreen, H. J. Cutler, W. R. Cutler, I. Bltley, Wlnliw: W. White, Puemore; Lieut.- Col. John Murray. Major H. Turner Lee, T. A. Whelldon, Kootenay Rivu; A. H. Noakei, H. Hudwn, Bilfour; O. B Appleton, Procter; Kenneth Willice, Boewell; F. H. Jackson, Creiton. Vliltors Included J. E. Brli.n. Summerland; O. L. Landon, Orand Forkt; S. H. Hopklnt. TraU: J. J. Campbell, Willow Point: md Mayor 8. H. Bmythe R. W. Hinton, J. A. McDonald, J. R. Hunter, C. F. McHardy, D. D. Town- send, E. C. Hunt, S. R. Bowell md F. O. Morey. Nelion. In tddltlon to tht regular delegation! from th. institute!, i number of delegates, ln response to the Invitation of the Neleon boud of tnde, brought their ladles, md' the Robson ladles, who for five yetrs ln succession hid extended their hospitality to the centnl Initltute, were pr wnt ln force. The lidles. however, did not ittend the lewtoni, but enjoyed the entertainment features—the board of tnde luncheon md theiter party— md i tea given ln their honor by the Nelion DUtrlct Women'i Initltute. A. W. Schofteld's p of S. C. White Leghonu, wblch the prtvloui wnk climbed Into eecond plice In pointi In the Brltlih ColumbU Egg-Ltylng conteit it Agiwli, maintained ". podtlon lut wwk, the toth ot the compeutlon. It'i total pointi now ire: 1887.7; • week'e egg-production of to, booeted lta total egp to 14M. The S. C. White Leghorn pen * F. C Event, leider for week!, Uld 51 eggi to booet lta en-total to 1508 md lta polnta to 1731.9. Thne otbu S. O. Whlta Leghorn peni ire up neu the wcond plicen. W. M. Falrweather's U now third wltb 1583.8 polnta; Rump md SendiU'i, formerly In eeoond place, It next with 1587.7; end Swutlka Poultry Farm U fifth wtth 15«5.g. Breed 4c Ownu Wk. Tot. To-dite Eggs Eggi Pointi BABNEYEI.DEKS Flta-Hubert, H. O. 45 1168 1863.4 WHITE WVANDOTTES Cent, A 47 1148 1181.6 Jenklni, Normtn F. 63 1410 1870.8 Sidney Exp. Btn 40 ION . 1067.8 S.C. RHODE ISLAND BEOS Amoyld, H. K. A. 61 1835 1480.4 Brown, Jtck 63 978 1018.3 Clll, E. B 48 1084 1138.3 Jtckton. Colin F. 88 1308 1388.1 Morae, F. W 48 1364 1387.6 Penwr'i Red Fm. 43. 1300 1341.1 Ruwell, D 83 1100 1308.8 Swutlki Pity. Fm. 66 1158 1353 3 BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK. Delta Und Oo. 88 1378 1360.1 Oould, Frank 80 1155 1307.3 Limbic, Ju 48 1381 1847.1 Lethbridge Exp. Station S3 1337 1377.7 Pennington. A 38 1386 1199.9 Sttwut, Mn. F.R. 68 1340 1190.9 8. C. ANCONAS Pullen, Mr. F. I. 61 1163 1104.3 S.C. WHITE LEGHORNS Appleby, F. W 80 1387 1383.5 Bolivar Hitcherlei Limited - 60 1300 1477.3 Boyei Brew. 48 1163 1384.8 Chilmut, J 61 1377 1366.1 Dubey, P. Si Bon 61 1186 1134.8 Diyklni, E. W 36 888 10334 Event, T. 0. 61 1608 U7S1.8 Filrweithtr, W.M. 69 1480 1583.8 Oreen, J _ 63 1431 1817.3 Heidey, O. .- x8S 1407 1854.- Kennedy Brc* 80 1360 1383.8 Ltwton, Eitate of C.W 80 1387 1448.8 Metcalfe, C. P 80 1148 1388.8 Morrlion, A. D 68 1170 1364.8 Polock, O. L. H. .... 83 1108 1181.8 Rankin. Oeo. 68 1835 1488.7 Roberteon, A 66 1108 1183.1 Rump _ Sendall 83 1488 1687.7 Schofield, A. W. ... 80 1198 1687.4 Smith Broe 18 808 8834 SwuUki Pity. Fm. 68 1483 1588.8 Swenwon, F 84 1088 1139.7 Vwchere, F. O. _ 88 1648 1383.1 Wition, A. O. 88 1538 1473.1 Wllion Brot 44 1088 10884 WUoon, D. 53 1388 13064 Windermere, Bxp. Station 43 1883 1421.9 •3336 87844 80068.6 Production:—73.34 pu cent. FRIENDSHIP IS THEME, NAKUSP Young Women Entertained; Many Visitors NAKUSP, June 4.—Memben of the Toung Women'i Mlwlon circle were entenlned Frldiy evening it the Following i buslneii wwlon letd by thi preeldent Mn. R. Brodle, an Implrlng divotlonal period bwed on the theme, "Friendship" wu taken by MUe Mery Kirk. Bible reading! were given by Mrs. A. Brodle. Mra. E. Oxenham who wu ln charge of the nelll period reid m imuilng •kit on the tubject of June Weddlnga. Refrethmenti were liter served by Mn. A. C. Pound. W. J. D. Rogen ind J. MuiUnd of Arrow Puk motored to town Thuadiy. Mr. Chipmin ot Vtncouver tu l Nakuap vUltor Wedneiday. Mr. md Mn. J. Wagataff who have been vliitlng ln Tnll, tbe guwta of Mr. md Mn. W. Wtgitaff, returned Frldiy. Dr. A. Francis of New Denver wu i visitor ln Nikutp Friday. Mr. and Mn. C. Rollnt motored to town from Fiuquler Tbundiy. T. Oapi of Edgewood wu a vltltor ln town Thunday. Mr. Mtrcolll ot Burton wu • mofor vliltor hue Thundiy. Mlw Sylvti Woorley irrlved on Friday from Deer Puk md will epend several weeki ln Nakuap. Mn. C. Short arrived this week from Ainsworth ind li the guest of hu parenta Mr. md Mn. W. Curuthen. A. E. Miller of Revelstoke WU I vliltor In town thli wwk. Mr. and Mn. O. E. Sparkei md sons of Nelaon irrlved Frldiy md ire the guetta of Mn. E. C. Johnion. Mlw E. Mller of Burton ipent Wed- neediy ln Nikuep. • Mlw Maraland of Arrow Park U i pitlest tn the Arrow Ukw Oeneral hoepital. . tin. C. Hardy arrived Friday from Olendevon md U the guwt of Mr. md Mn. R. Brodle. On bw return Mon diy ihe will be iccompinled by Mn. Brodle inf tmall diughter Muguet. Aeronitural telence hu developed to the point where It U practically ImponlbU for the wtng of a modern plane to fall in flight. SCHOFIELD STILL IN SECOND PUCE ■ tw tn . • Three Other White Leghorn Pens Crowding Close at Agassiz Is First Lady Record Claim, Forks District ORAND FORKS, June 4-Mre. 3. A. Sertoli of Cucide hu the dUtlnctlon of being tbe tint Udy to record i mining ctalm thU ytu In the Ormd Forkt mining dlvUlon. She hu staked i culm new Coryell md the valuei obtained ue reported to run high In gold. SHOWER COUPLE SUNSHINE BAY SUNSHINE BAT, June 4.—A hott of frlendi met it Sunihlni Biy packing ihed Friday evening In order to ehower MUe Hilda Heljhton and Albert Ogden wbo era to be married ahortly. The evening! enjoyment itarted with dancing, the M.c being BUI Mumy. A debate "Which U better married or unmarried" took place with Mln Hiry Hepburn md Bill Murray taking the affirmative, Mlw Hepburn aptly bringing out her polnte by a recitation, alio declaring how nice lt wu for the married lady to uw hu spouse u i foot winner on oold nighta. F. O. Carne end Mn. D. 8. Taylor balanced thew polnte by whet the bachelor ivotdi by No Spring Cleaning to disturb hli domtln, ind no getting out euly ln tbe morning to make wlfle't breikfut. D. B. Tiylor, chairman, htd the llitenen vote which resulted , ln t drew. - A repllci on I Buster Brown wagon of the groom-elect'i truck trit dnwn In by Allan ind Oordon Don- ildion heavily loaded wtth numir* oua useful presents for the popultr couple. An ipproprlite acknowledgement wu given to the guwta by Mr. Ogden. Mr, ind Mn. Rou Bradley wtn vliltors hue Frldiy. Mln Miry Hepburn of Winnipeg U vUltlng bu sister. Mri. Batchelor. Mn. BUly Hodge ind diughter of Vincouver ire vltltlng hu ptr- enta. Mr. md Mn. J. Sewell, for the lummer. BRITTON, LANDON TALK AT ROBSON Fanners' Institute Hears of Experimental Station ROBSON, June 4—The Firmer'! initltute held two ipeclel meeting! recently it the flnt. j. I. Britton of Summulind expulmental ititlon, addressed the meeting given tn lnterettlng lummuy of the yeir's work. Touching on every branch of the ititlon ictlvltlei. Mr. Britton ipeclijlly mentioned the results of pruning experiment! md ilto thow ln connection with the miturlty of fruit, both ln picking end storing jersey cattle, Berkshire hogt ind White Wyindotte poulty •t the station were ill of prize winning itnln. ind imong thl bat In Cmada. Mmy questions were esked md Mr. Britton Invited ill members to vlilt the station at inytlme. A heirty vote of thanka wu extended the ipeiker. At the night mwtlng O. L. Landon. dUtrlct agriculturlat of Onnd Fork! brought hit moving picture outfit ihowlng fllmi on tgrlculture. Thew dealt with tbe wuble fly on cattle, ihwp theerlng md poultry railing ln Brltlih Columbli. Films ihowlng the Inconveniences of i farm, md a "comic" for tha children were moit lnterettlng md the audience ihowed their appreciation by I hearty vote of thanks. ' Mr. Landon expreseed hU great pleaaure ln visiting Robson again lt being the tint place he vlilted when he ttarted ln it thlt work. Among thow from Robton vliitlng Nelion for Uu banquet given by the Nelion Boud of Trade were, Mr. md Mri. Ballard. Mr. ind Mra Cuter, Mr. Squires. Mn. Mitchell. Mn. Fox- lee, Mn. Miller. Mn. Quince. Mn. Cimpbell, Mr. Tutt, Mr. md Mn. Webeter, Mr. Fowler, Mr. Irwin. Trail From Day To Day ■r a. r. j. ♦♦♦♦I8t»l««tlf ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ There hive been mmy punt md bit! of raillery ibout the mltconcep- tlon* ot wordt ipoken trom time to time, there being mmy ibout children mlitaklng the words of thl tetcher In ichool. One of thl old ftvorltet goes tome- thlng Uke thli: A young boy, uiuilly called "Johnnie,") wu uked by hit teacher to give a aentence tiling the word "dli- imnge." Proudly thi boy itood up ind ex- clilmed: "When my fadder geta up In'tbi morning to tight thi Mn he wyi: 'Dimmi dlwa range, anyhow.'" But over the radio there It much more ciuw to pick up word! wrongly. The local ititlon, thi Mil lettere of which ue CJAT received ■ letter from one ot lta llitenen the othu diy which wu iddnwtd: Rtdlo Station C.O.I.T., Trill, B.0. . * • Probtbly tbe young ltdy who wnt lt wu i member ot the Ctntdi!' OlrU ln Training. • t. t It wu very clow to the cell letters, the post office authorltlu evidently knowing for whom the letter wu meint. a PAOI THRtA OPPONENT QUIT REFORMER WON TORONTO. (CP|—Celebration et. tbe Toronto centennlil alio muki thi 100th mnlverwry of tbe election u - Ite miyor of WlllUm Lyon MtcKenele, Reformer leider md gnndfothu of the prewnt luder of the Liberal pirty In tbi houw of commoni. In innounclng the wlectlon of Miyor Mackinite, chown In thow dayi u a chtlrmtn of tbe boud of ildermen, the Toronto Courier of April 16, 1884, wld Dr. Rolph had "exprettly declued he would accept office If elected thereto," but "to the utonUhment of everyone (ilmost everyone) who wu not ln the secret. Dr. Rolph did not,' however, mike hli appearance. In- itetd, he wnt I note thit itated not- withstanding hU promise ot yeiterdiy.. he hid mide up hU mind not to wirej ln the office of mayor ind to withdraw from the Corporation ilto* gethu." Tht newtpaper filled to explain connection of the tudden decision of Dr. Rolph wtth the subwquent elect- Ion of Mr. Mickenzle, but promlied "thl conduct of Dr. Rolph will elicit further inlmidveriloru ln • succeeding numbu." FORMATION HOF BOMBAY, (CP)—Flying ittff md memben of the Bombiy Air club ui planning i formttton trip to Englmd within i few monthi. Mirrora with aluminum alloy ire uld to reflect fully 94 per cent of light end more *of tbe color ipec- trum toward the purple end thin ordinary ilivered mlrrort. -"DODD'S' ^KIDNEY &, PILLS MaasHB-aa in mat >*t&- -- ' ■" TUESDAY BAY NEWS Shoe Bags Wall made, eight, pocket shoe bags in strong quality cretonne, assorted bright colors. Each .". 49 LADIES' HANDBAGS AU smart styles in the Neva- Wet material, shbwing new shades worn with summer outfits. $155"" $255 " CHILDREN'S HALF SOCKS A serviceable sock for play or dress wear, plain or fancy striped with fine ribbed*^ >* cuffs. Sizes 6 to 8. . *■ *-* Pair : 39' Clearance Section Special Regular $1.25 Pack Mm IMt 22 packs only of attractively boxed ^/C* playing cards. Linen finish with gilt £ 3 Per pack ■ Smtll Wires Dept—Mtln Floor MEN'S TROUSERS Trousers for work or street wear, dark colors. Sites 32 to 40. Jl nr Ptlr -P1."D WORK SHIRTS Good quality work shirts with double shoulders and two pockets. Each $09 Clearance Section Special BOYS'DENIM PANTS Regular Values 89c to $1.00 pair only, Boys' Denim Pants. Sizes £Q<* Men'i Furnlthlngt—Mtln Floor 8 to 12. Pair BOYS'BIB OVERALLS Bib pulleverg for boys. Blue and khaki neatly QC£ trimmed. Pair »W BOYS' KHAKI DRESS SHIRTS Arrow shirts, neatly tailored for dress wear, open collar. Sizes 8 to 14 years. QQl Each QV Clearance Section Special Half Price Clearance ol BRASSIERES 26 Brassieres, Regular 95c Reduced to .... 481 5 Brassieres, Regular $1.25, Reduced to ... 63<* B Brassieres, Regular $1.50, Reduced to ... 75r* 6 Brassieres, Regular $1.95, Reduced to ... 98c Ltdltt' Weir-2nd Floor *PfaUkiiki_l____i______M________- ■ PAQI FOUR Mm\ latlg Kerns Established April 31, 1*903 , "Interior of British Columbia's FamUy Newspaper" all thi raws whu* rr is itiws Published tvery morning except Sundiy hy thl NIWS PUBLISH1NO COMPANY, LIMITED. lie Baker atfMt, Melton, Britlth Columbia FHONB ttt. Private exchange Connecting all Dtpartmente Member tf tbe Audit Buretu of Circulation! and The Canadian Preu Letsed Wire Ntwt Service TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 19S4. i BRITAIN BOASTS AIR-MAIL SERVICES Speeding up the mail is an important thing in this day and age. The U.S.A. has an excellent air mail service and Canadians are looking forward to the day when air-mail will be delivered from the ship on the Atlantic, across the prairies and the Rockies to the Pacific coast. But today Great Britain leads the world in air-mail distribution and has underway a program for further development. ■*. Fast air-mail for all parts of Britain are being considered by the post office department, and several airplane operators have approached the postal authorities with offers to carry the mails. Ultimately the system will be developed to a point where machines will drop bags of mail by parachute at Important centers without having to alight. The four railway companies which have entered the field of commercial flying are to have competition in this branch of transportation. Four new air lines are being formed, as reported in the London press. These, with the existing air line companies, are competitive with the Imperial Air- ways and the rail companies, already in the field. Some of the domestic air lines using.Croyden as a London terminus felt that they were not welcome there. They left. Now they have a giant airport of their own at Abridge, Essex, the headquarters of Hill- man's Airways. When it is complete, it will be one of the most modern airports in Britain. Fast motor-coaches will connect it to King's Cross station, where passengers will be picked up and set down. By early summer regular air lines will run between Bristol and Bournemouth, Portsmouth and Bournemouth, Birmingham, Leicester and Nottingham. Ireland will be linked up by a regular line between Dublin, Waterford, Cork and Limerick. jj These lines are ih addition to the routes already running, which connect every important town in the British Isles. Fares on the London-P-aris route, operated by Hill- man's Airways, are being cut. . "Fares on every route will be brought down to the lowest possible economic level," Edward Hillman .aid. Bookings for all air lines for the Whitsun holiday were a record. The airplanes supplied by Imperial Airways, cooperating with railway routes, are not to have the field to themselves. AUCTION AND CONTRACT BRIDGE By the world'i Letdlnt authority tlll'lUN C. WOHK ■AD BREAKS AND SAD GUESSES The ftilure of miny bridge pltyi. which ii ittributed to "a bad break' or a bid guess, ll really due to lack of knowledge of the mathematical odds involved. It it only in the most txceptionel cue thtt the dunces ire fifty-fifty, tnd pitying with the "odds on" lt bound to win in t vtlt mtjority of hinds. One of the most common errors of a Declarer la to play for a 3*3 spUt of six tdvertc ctrdi, the mithemiticil odds being thit the tlx cards, will be divided 4*2 or worse in 84 hands out of 100. An llluitratlon of thll occurred in tht following hind: ♦* ■»W*I ♦H#H ♦1+5 ♦H-.-2 nm*--**--* tm «M-M I -*,' tm ♦ J+M ♦ 1! ♦II-) i,*m ♦l+W ♦l-J+H tit. ♦M ♦M-I <"• South wit the Declirer pitying l contract of three No Trumps which Etst doubled iF.ast had hid Clubs during the auction and doubled to Insure a Club letd). Wttt led the Ten of Clubi which Eut overtook with the Jack, and when it held tht trick, returned t second Club which Declirer alio permitted to win, tht third round of Clubs being taken by the Ace, West discarding a small Heart. The Declirer then cuhed four Heirta in in effort to get • further count of the idverse hinds. Wett dltcirded two small Spades and East also discarded a Spade. The Declarer hid now icqulred the knowledge thit West had originally three Hearts and two Clubt:, he hid disctrded two Spades ind still hid tlx ctrds untccounted for. Esst hid pliyed three of the five Clubs he held ori- glntlly tnd three Heirts, he hid discarded one Sptde tnd tour other ctrdi. The mithemiticil odda tre in fivor ef my specific mining card being in the hind containing tht tix rither thin tht hint, with the four. Furthermore, Weit'i refuttl tn part with, t Dltmond tends to corroborate the percentage. Therefore, t tmtll Diamond wit led to trick Cight. Declirer winning with the Act, and to trick Nine South led the Four ot Dlamondt tnd fin- tvtei the Ten in the North hind When thit won. Declirer fulfilled ht-i contract, plut one extra trick. Hid Declirer pltyed for in even WHAT THE PRESS IS SAYING A GREAT ENUINEEB1NG FEAT One of the greatett engineer!n_ feats of modern times, the Mersey Tunnel. hu now been completed and thousands of people walked through It at tht Easter week-end. The tunnel le to be formally opened by the King In July. It bring! together Liverpool and Bootle on the Lancashire and Birkenhead and Wallasey on the Cheshire side, tout boroughs with a total population ot close on l'/» millions. On April 3rd, 1931, the preliminary tunnel from Liverpool met that from Birkenhead under the middle of the river. So accurate wu the turvey work that the divergence for line, length and level averaged less than one inch —Brockvllle Recorder and Times. BRASS HATS DISCARDED Bcoauie of the live wire danger at tires the brass helmet of the. Lo-idoii fireman will loon be uaed only c n ceremonial occasions. For seventy -years tht flre-flghtcrs of the Eng metro- polls have been equlpp*' with the highly burnished helmet which bears sot e likeness to the helmet* worn by Caesar'i. legionaries. The scrapping of the brass hat hw caused pain to many of the firemen and to thousand! of Londoner!, ft le contended by Men In the tin brigade that the*, heavy metal helmet! are a greet protect! >n against falling brie'-, or masonry, and ln the rtgadt museum t number of badly bettered onee are displayed to thow how life hu been laved by them.—Frederlcton Oletner. IXT COMPETITION Japan l> now threatening the Brltlih pottery trade. For example. Brltlih pottery le being pushed out of Australia by Japtncce artlclea, which retail at one-third thV price. Tea eeti from Japan can be told there for 16 centt. The labor cost alone ln an equivalent British tea set! li 07 centa. -Ottawa Cltlwn. split in Diamonds, he would hive been defetted. TOMORROW'S HAND m fW ♦ I--HU-. tlm ♦W-H UHfflLJJ 5M-M+M ♦M-l -UW-M ■ 'H4I+H ♦ NONE Jtti ! Should Eut-Wcst defett ■ contract of four Heirta? Between You and Me ByJ.B.C Ah Irlth prlett offered iltpence to tm boy who could tell who wu the greiteet man In htitory. Chrlitopher Columbui,'' anawered one. ' Qeorge Waihlngton," anewered another. "St. Patrick," .touted a bright llttle Jewleh boy, "The tuuence ti yourt," wld the priest. "But why did you eay St. Patrick?" "Right down ln my heart 1 knew lt wu Moen." laid the boy, "but Duel- neu ls business. • • • The great voyage wu over. Chrlitopher Columbus had reached America. Hit flnt ut wu to send a boatload of tailors ashore to spy out tho land. The daring seamen rowed to the mainland and disappeared. Shortly ifter, they emerged from the woods and rowed back to the ship. Columbui eagerly 'waited u the boat leader climbed up on Seek. "What do you make of It?" he aaked. Well, elr," replied the sailor With a sea salute," the place looks to me like another nudist colony." . . • t wu much Impressed (It Is the Columnist of the Chicago Tribune wbo la speaking) with tbe words on a sticker on the windshield ot a car I uw down In Illinois lut week. The .ticker eaid: Thli car la driven only trom the left hand ilde of the front seat. Back eeat drivers will kindly keep their luggeitlooe to themulvu until they get home, when they may write out their Ideu and send them by mall." I wu lmpreteed by the sticker becauw I am one driver, anyhow that appreciates suggestions trom the other people in the car. whether they are riding In the back wat or ln the rumble seat. .! he sees an element of dinger that I don't see while I'm driving, I want him—usually It'i her —to tell mt about It. The sticker about back-tett driven that I uw wu on a daeerted car rammed down Into a deep ditch along the ilde of the road. The whole front ot the car had been rammed In like an accordion and the entire auto looked like a mew of scrambled eggs. But on a piece ot the windshield that still remained ln place wu the sticker reeding: "This car le driven only from the front seat. . ." • • • Here and there—Fred Prltchard going to his summer home to work on his boat—Fred's camp 11 ln tbt vicinity of Kokanee—Jim Dronlfleld out for i walk on the highway- Frank Dumas of Ainsworth telling about swiping Bruce Ritchie's automobile stall at the Consolldated's office ln Trail—And nearly getting bawled out for parking a truck where Brute's car should have bwn—Buck Buchanan, Junior, and Jlmmie Wallace watching the water bubble over the rocks at Coffee creek—Ernie Collinson adjusting wme thelli after a day'! hunt up Kokanee with Jesse Davenport and hie partner Bell—Krnle believed they bowled over a grlnsly but wu waiting until daylight to make certain—They ww wveral bear —Klrby Orenfell wearing a swell pair of auto goggles—Dr. Ray Shaw speeding up the lake In Baby Molar— "Chef Rougotte ot Ainsworth taking time to tune In the radio—after pre- THI NELION DAILY NEWS. NELSON, B.C-TUESOAY MORNINO. JUNE S. 1M4- Girl in the Family By BEATRICE BURTON CHAPTER THIRTEEN The clock ln the reception room struck once for 1:30 u she turned l-.ck Into the ball , . . HaU put eight. Supper would be over it thl Cullens by this time, end John and Ilr. Sholes would probably be out In tbe kitchen helping the glrla with the dlihw. They would be laughing and talking, having a fine invigorating time. Mary would be looking very domeitic with her itaevw rolled up pn her white trmi, u the wuhed dlihet, end her eyei would thine like emerald! under the unahaded kitchen Ughta. A llttle after 11 ehe heard John and Mr. Sholu come up tbe ttalrt together, and a minute afterward John tapped on her door. "I uw that your Ught wu on," he * tald when ehe opened It, "and I thought that you might Uke to itart tbli tonight. Mary wnt It to you." He handed her a new novel of Hugh Walpole's. Mary often unt new booki over to her when they came In to the library. "How did Mr. Sholu and the Culleni get on?" ehe uked. "Like • houie afire." John laughed. "Old Mary certainly went after him in a big way. She got out her banjo and went through the whole book f bluu for blm, and Sara made wafflw and coffee Juat before we left. He had a darned good time, and I wu ture glad after the awful icing that the family glvw him around {hla houw." Suwn went beck to bed and opened the Walpole book. But ihe did not read lt. She lay thinking about Mary Cullen ... Ho doubt Mary had a way with men. A fllrtaUoua way of tweep- Ing her long eyeluhw up and down at them Uke Becky Sharp, a friendly way of anting them all about thetn- selvci and then lining back to llitan with wide-eyed Interut when they answered ber. But thtre wu more to ber thin Juit t lltUi big of ooquet- tlth trlcki. Bht wu really entertaining with her banjo and her huiky voice. She talked well and ihe had a good laugh. Almott any man would think her an unuiuilly pleaaant companion even If ihe had no beauty at aU. Betides her own attraction!, ahe had the attraction! of tht Cullen houu tor a background, Suaan went on thinking. Aunt NtU'i pantry wu alwayi tilled with dellcloui thing! to eat. and there wu a radio, i piano and a phonograph, for music lf the young people wanted to dance. Aunt Nell and Uncle Arthur uaually apent the evening upetaln ln the tittlng room, too, to that the glrla and their frlendi had the whole lower floor to themwlvw. It fould have .been re* mc-kible It Mr. Sbolw had not hid • good time there efter the wintry aln of the Center street houu. . "I could be Interesting to htm, too, If I hut htlf i chanot," thought Suwn, "Even lf 1 can't play tbi banjo Uke i darky." For the tint time Itt her Ufe eomethlng Uke a feeling of dlllike of Mary crept Into her heart—of Mary who had alwayi been her favorite* Cullen. Mary had eo many admirers. Why had she had to reach out after Mr. Sholu?— Just another scalp for her belt— * AU at once lt fltthed acrou Suwn'i mind thit iht wu thinking of Miry CuUen u her rival. Why, It wu none of her affair what Mary did or did not do to fudnate Mr. Sholetl The bwt thing lhe could do wu to put them both out of her mind and go to tletp. She twitched off the light, bunched her pillow under her head and cloeed her eyu, her lift hand with Wallace'! ring on lt Uke a wal, prweed under one cheek. (To be continued) GEMS FROM LIFE'S SCRAPBOOK / ACTIVITY "Whatsoever th; hand findlth to do, do lt wltb thy. might"—The Bible. ttt "Whit oni bu, one ought to uw: And whatsoever he dou he Ihould do with all bit might"—Cicero. • * • "Every man feelt Instinctively that aU the beautiful unttmtnte ln the world weigh lew than a lingle lovely acUon"-Lowell. • • • "Right thought! and deedi ire the toverelgn remedies for all tarth'a woe"—Mary Baker Bddy. . . . "Act, act in tha living prewnt.' Heart within and Ood o'erhead"— Longfellow, • t • I have never heard anything about the retolutlons of the ipott. les, but a grett dttl ibout theu paring a mew ot fine trout for dinner—Oeorge Lambert looking pretty hot u he emerged from Almworth pool—John A. Perguion ind Waldo W. Ferguson taking ln thi lata afternoon breeze at Al Vawar'l hotel—Dick Fool In town from the Second Relief —Jack Hinton of Trall tickling the Ivories— ett Children collect 3000 buttt," wyt a headline. Why not have all gotta tied up? tcti"—Horace Minn. tte "The bett wiy to keep good Mta ln memory la to retreth them with new"—Otto. 35 YEARS AGO (From The NeUon Dilly Miner of Junt t, lttt) Tht Vincouver mine it Sllverton cloeed down today. • • t The rising water of* the take hu formed thrw plctureeque Uttle liltndt our thl C.FJE. wharf. • • t The boyt of thc Rowing club turn out every day In practice tor tbe coming mwt, « • t More enow fell In the mountain! both today and yuterday. TEN YEARS AGO (From The Dilly Newi, June 5,1*334) P. I. Doncuter, pubUc worki engineer, bu received word thlt tht new wharf at Harrop la to be declired open it i ceremony tonight. » t • The nnt hike of tbe yetr wu taken by M boyi tnd glrlt of the St. 8a- vlour'i church. t • •< Mrt. Ctrl Hooking!, Kooteniy ave. nue, bu received word thit hir eon hu paued hit wcond yetr ln medicine with double clut honon, it Toronto univenlty. • t • Among the director! tppolnted it thi tnnutl mtetlng ot the Neleon Curling Rink lut Tueidty were H. W. Robertaon, R. D. Birntt, ind W. M. Myen. Broadway's Thirst Slaked by Repeal? "'Vtrlety* knows Broadway Inside out. "B'wiy Nlterles Prayint tor Oood Ol' Proht Diys; Alnt No Drlnkln'," proclaim! 1 headUne In thli New Tork weekly whleh, ln in Idiom ill lti own, chronicles devel* opment of the stsge. screen and radio worlds, Tbe story beneath the headline atarta: "Polks around Broadway ain't drinking like they uwd to. Ltk- kir whoitsaien aver that repeal 'Ida fair to make America far more temperate a nation than onr ln the era of Volttetdiem'i 11 yean." "A tmtll piece of evldenoe? , It ls, •nd it ls nont too pompously phrased. Neverthelew. It it tlgnlflcant," wyi Literary Dtgwt, in comment. AUNT HET to the muilctl program of tht Ohtn- ty toclety'i tw WA bike Ml* ind dinee in tin. M. J. Vlgneux, Mlw Jean McKentle, Profeuor H. Weill, and Mlu Idna Malone. • * • The new La France auto fin truck will make lta official teat thll attar- noon. "I didn't know Cousin Ben had had hie tontlli out till I witched him elngln* ln tht choir lut Sundiy." 20 YEARS AGO (From Tht Dtlly Niwi of June (, MM) H. E. Dili irrlved back ln tbi city lut evening from Central Park, TraU with a bunch ot ripe wild ttrtw- MMM • tee According to D. O. KurtB of the NeUon Tranifer tht roid to Bilfour U ln good condition. et« Among thou who will contribute THAT BODY OF YOURS By JAMES W. BARTON, MD. OETTINC AHEAD OF HAY FEVER A few yein igo It wu believed thtt golden rod wu the cauu of hay fever and hay fever sufferers made every endeavor to avoid the golden rod plant. More recently It hu become known that ragweed, so common everywhere, wu rtally the cauu ot the greataat number of cues. Now u golden rod is whit Is known u "Insect pollinated" (the tiny pollen affected by Insects) tht wme u ragweed, and dewniltlelng the Individual u to ragweed uaually rellevee the lymptoms, tt hu not bun cuttomary of lite ytan to dewnil tlw wtth gold- trim However, In the experience of Dn. Warren T. Vaughan and Ruth W. Crockett, for every 100 pereoni wnil* tlve to ragweed, 30 ire found wnittlve to goldenrod. In moet cues the goldenrod wnittlve lndlvldutl it ilto tentltlve to ragweed. Consequently, i ragweed tentltlve individual, alio wnaltlve to goldenrod. who dou not receive relief from full ragweed treatment, ihould alao receive a complete courw of treitment with goldenrod. The goldenrod or ngweed miy not be ln the immediate neighborhood, bectuw recent Investigation! thow thit ln u luge i like u Michigan, ragweed pollen is neirly u concentrated 10 mllu trom shore u It It overland. Elm pollen mty bt curled 100 mllu. Government itudy li authority tor the itatement thtt pollen from Aluki may be carried u tar u the north- wettern ttatet— completely tcrow Cinidt. Now tht thought li thit miny lndlviduili beciUM they hive takin the "ragweed" treitment for two or three yun without receiving relief, might find It edvluble to be tuted for the goldenrod pollen, bectuw, u mentioned ibove, for every 100 lndlviduili with hiy fevir due to ragweed there ire 30 sensitive to goldenrod. Further, thlt it tbt tlmt for ill hay fever vtctlmi to be thinking Ibout preventive treitment. Your doctor will tell you thlt hi would Ukt from ilx wukt to t couple ot montht tn whleh to give you the ilmple Injection! before the pollen geti Into thl ilr. Thli, dwentltitlng treitment prevent! hiy fiver tn i ltrgt percentage of e**n ind tt certainly worth trying. The fimlly doctor li now giving thli treatment almost everywhere. rot MM ■ I EMEEEtEB MIMING CAMPS Dnnndtd Cottonwood Fisalt ire I tumble trade for til mining ind other cimp building* It u itrong, wittrproof, Ught tnd vtry wty to bandit, DUtrlct Dlitrlbuton Wood, Vallance Hardware Co., Ltd. Making Easy Money by producing ind wU- Int Fine Show Cerdt U an open way to many. Shaw School. Dept. C-l, Bay and Charlet Strwtt, roronto. often, ihort courw tl littlt cott. Write ue. W. R. SHAW Secrttiry •BOOD BC. PAYROLLS-' The Natural Flavor Dut to a iptcltl canning proceu the niturtl fltvor wu particularly well brought out in Pacific Milk tnd for a long time it wu thought further improvement wu impouible. But when Pacific wu placed in vacuum cans a freih ttep wu taken tnd the niturtl flavor now comet out better thtn ever. Pacific Milk ■100* B.C Owned md CentrollH" PLANT AT ABBOTSrOBD. MOWERS and RAKES Price* Right Pleased to Quote Prices Nelson Hardware Co. ' Wholesale and Retail Quality Hardware NELSON, B.C. THE GUMPS WHERE, O WHERE- BRINGING UP FATHER By Geo. McManus THE SAME TO VOU AN" MANY O** THEM.' * 1»H EJttgfmuwSpdiaftli-;, Qrai Brit %_mtms—t SMELTZ an1 OIGCS IM TME BACKROOM' 1 KNOV WOT THAT MEANS J VOU LOAPfcR.' YES. VtJU «AV THEY BROKE A HOLE' IN THE WALL AN YOU WANT US TO COME! ANO BRING THEM IN ? NCSTHIN' DOiN'.' THEY'LL OO TME SAME THING HERfc/ rf. "" ~ ■ jl i |'»et -V-JP.H..'". ] TILLIE THE TOILER By Westovei CJleAY. LILLY-THAT V-4IL.L HAK8 A _00O \ •STAttT Fo»THB ■KTYLE SHO-J-i AT atlamtic crry 5?-f NEW RECORDS IN PASS SPORTS FBRNIB, tan* 4.—The Jth innuil track mut of the Crowi Nut Put SchooU Athletic iiioclitlon, held it Oool Creek op Saturday, uw two new record! ut for thU mut when Aineu IfuOonild ot Ntwgite clur- ed the bar it I fut 4 menu to tbe unlor boyi' high Jump under IT yean and Herbert LeRoy of Michel took the unlor boyi' broad Jump it 11 feet 3% lnchu. Of the 17 trophlei con- teetti Pirnle public took I, Michel* Nittl 8, Ftrnii high 4. Coil Cruk 3, Newgite 1. Fimli public tchool won hlghett honon for tbe grutut number ot polnu won by my uhool entered. Pernle public ecored 131 polntt, Michel M, femle high 03, Coil Creek 60, Newgite t. The cupe or ebUldi ind their wlnnen were— Coal Creek ehimpionihlp cup do* nittd by the Coil Creek Lltenry ind Athletio moclitlon won by Annie Cllnu. Bnlor OlrU 100 ydi.*-Hlnchcllffe cup won by Anne Bedner, Fernie high. Junior glrli ehimpionihlp, under 15 yn.i-C3tf~K.K. oup won by Mir- gmt Fleming, Fernie public. Senior glrli' ehimpionihlp—Knlghta of Pythlu cup, won by Anne Bedner, rem1' high. Senior girls' relay—The J. H King trophy, won by Femle high. Senior boyi' 100 yd*—H. H. Stevem trophy, won by Joe Firino, Mlchil, Mlchel-Nital ehimpionihlp—Mlchil -NiUi F.O.E. cup won by Herbert LeRoy, Michel. Junior boyi relay—Loggl Dl M.S.I. F.D. Dootta cup won by Michel. Senior boyt' reliy-I.O.O.r. Michel cup, won by Michel. Fernie Champlonahlp—Staff eup, Fernie teachen, won by Mirgiret Fleming, Femle public. Junior boyt' ehimpionihlp—Ventzti Hotel trophy, won by Joe Allen, Fernie public. Senior boyi' ehimpionihlp—Trltu* Wood cup, Herbert LeRoy, Michel. Junior glrlt' relty—The Fither cup, Fernie Public. Two room Runi School ihleld—The Wirburton trophy, Owl Creek. DUtrlct ihleld —Michel Teichert trophy, Femle high. one Room ihleld — C.N.PJ3.A.A. ihleld, Newgite. Flnt. 3nd. ind 3rd plice Wi the In* dlvlduil iventa wen won by; CHRIS Under 10 yrt. SO ydi—Mildred Mln* ton F, P., Hue) Trtvlt M„ Con Ar- buckli O.C. Under 13 yn. 80 ydi—Annli Cllmi O.C, Dorothy Derbyihlre r.P., Annie et Hilko M. Under 13 brotd Jump—Mirgiret Hilko M„ Irene Htlgh F.P.. Annie Cilrni 0.0. Undir 14 yn, TS ydi—Mirgiret Fleming F-P, Minnie CoitiMo r. P., Mtry Benton M. Under 13 yn, high jump—Hlldi Herchuk. Jun Pitcnon, both P.P., and Anni Cilrni c.c, ill thne tied for lit plice. Junior glrlt' 50 ydi—Mirgiret Fleming F.P., Minnie Cottinzo F.P., Bernle Borne F.H. Junior glrli 79 ydi—Amilli Chili If.. Mirgiret Fleming F.P., Minnie Oottinto F P. Junior glrli nliy—Fernli Public, Fernie High, Mlchil. Junior girU high Jump—Once Ar* fcucle O.C, Amelli Chili M, Ruth Neldlg F.F. ' Junior glrU broad Jump—Irene Ku- mir F. H„ Amelli ChiU M„ Ruth Keldlg. F.P. Junior glrU buketbill throw—Rou Brlcker F.H.. Minnie Mulrheid P.P., With MUlburn O.C. Senior glrlt 60 ydi—Betty Brown F. . H„ Jun Andenon CO., Miry Koilic TT. Senior glrli 100 ydi—Anni Bedner THE NILION DAILY NIW8. NILSON, B.C-TUHOAY MORNINO. JUNI 8, 1M4 F. H, Betty Brown Fa., Mtry Kt.:.-c F. P. Se tl glrli reUy—Femle High, Cotl Cruk, Femle Public. Senior glrU high Jump—Anni Bedner F. H. Jean Andenon CO., Miry Cheeter CO Senior glrU broad Jump—Bou Mu* uoo F.P., Miry Kcwlec P.P., Miry Chuttr CO Senior glrU buketbill throw—Ruth MlUburu C.C, Annie KorU F.P., Miry Chuter CO. OlrU open 100 yd*—Munlt Atkln- lon CO. OlrU open broid Jump—Blunor Buohinin F.H., Mimle Atklnwn 0. C. BUubeth Via Buiklrk F.H. novo Under 10 yn, 00 ydi—Otno Buuto M„ B. Atherton O.C, O. Zirko VP. Under 13 yn, 76 ydi—O. Tnvli M., J. Wllwn C.C, J. Mlnto F.P. Under 13 beubaU throw—P. Wikul- ohlk F.P., W. Buton TT., 3. Wllion cc Under 13 broad Jump—P. Kumli' FJP.; 0. TnvU M., J. WlUon CO. Boyi under 14 yn, 76 yd. -J. Ml* kuk M, S. Clmolene M., C. Oeborne F-P. Junior boyi 100 ydi—J. Allin P.P., J. Mikuk M. M. Anielmo P.P. Junor boyi 330 ydi—O. RlgeU F. P.. J. Allin PP., J. Mikuk 'v. Junior boyi ISO ydi—O. Andtnon C M. Anielmo P.P., 8. ClmoUne M. Junior boyi reliy—Michel, Femle Public, Cotl Cruk. Junior boyi high Jump—A. DeAnni M.. W. Trailer F. P., T. Hobbi M. and J. Fawliy C.C, tied. Junior boyi broid Jump—J. Alltn F. P., M. Anselmo F.P., A. DeAnni M. Junior boyi ihot put—A. DeAnni M„ M. Pepper P.P., W. Trailer PP. Senior boyi 100 ydi—J. Firino M., 0. Rlgeta F.H.. H. Verkerk P.H. Senior boyi 330 ydi—H. LeRoy M., H. Verkerk F.H., J. Firino M. Senior boyt 440 ydi—J. Burtnlcki P.H., D. Rewen TT., P. Luaruk M. Senior boyi 880 ydi—J. Burtntcks F.H., P. Liuruk M . A. MicDonild N. Senior boyi relty—Michel, Fernie High, Femle PubUc. Senior boyt high Jump—A. MacDonald N„ H. LeRoy M„ D. Kewen F.P. Senior boyi broid Jump—H. LeRoy M., M. Turyk M . W. Truiler P.P. Senior boyi ihot put—H. Verkerk P.H., J. NlcoletU F.P., H. Htlgh PP. Open 100 ydi—T. Shiw F.H. Open 330 ycU—T. Shiw F.H. Open 880 ydi—T. Ciuiey M. Open thot put—H. Mathewe F.H. In iptte ot Intermittent ihowen which ilowed up the ictlon to wme extent the evente wen run off In reoord time. At 6:30 the contNtinU ut down to i banquet urved by the Udlei of Coil Cruk under the chilrmin ihtp of Mn. HUU. Short ttlki ot pnlu ind encoungemmt were given by W. R. Pepper of Femle, 8. Munro of Michel, Mlu B. Chubn of Newgite, R. Johnston of Coil Cruk, Dr. Workman ot Coil Creek ind Thot. Uphill M.L.A. The cupt tnd medils win presented by Robt. Moon, pruldint ot thl C.N.P.S.A.A. tsd L. Ruih- cill, lecretary. A few weeki igo I wrloui quutlon exltted u tht idvlublllty of holding thl Inter-tchool mut thli yetr. Sit- turdiy'i competition wu w tuccettlul thlt nut yeir'i mut it Femle wu tiken tor granted. The only point at which a departure wu mico Irom the custom of more pruperoui yun wu In thl iwirdi. Imtetd of giving medili to the thne leaden In each event, medaU were gives to the flnu Is Junior ind unlor eventi md rib* boni to the ueondi and third! ind ln ill other elum rlbboni wen uted throughout, "lie githerlng dUpened wltb luity ceert for the executive committee conilttlng of Mr. Moore, Dr. Workmen md Mr. Ruihoill ind for tU lubordlnite coramttteu ind lndlviduili who hid worked tor the tucceu of tin diy. CHURCH VAN ON CRBTON TOUR Covers Valley Points; Msny Towns People Are on Holiday Jaunts Apparttui for making tound motion pleturu U being developed In •Impllfled formt, w thit tmtteur tilklu may won be feulble. YOU need never coax tht children to ut Kellogg's Sice Krispies. These critp bubbles of rice actually crackle In milk or cream. ' They faacinate youthful appetltea. Grown-ups like them too. All ths nouriihmsnt of wholesome rice. Ideal for breskfsst, lunch, or boys' snd girls' suppers. Madt by Kellogg In London, Ont. Listen l-aethuttff ■■■■■ Pure Food a r k e t Phone 50 Free Delivery Speciol for Tuoidoy ond Wednesday Fresh Calf Hearts: 1IU? Fresh Poik Kidneys: 1/W. Fresh Minced Steak: 1fl< Lb IU Fresh Boneless Beef snd gf?J 10* Fresh Beef Liver: 10e Lb \L Fresh Pigs' Feet: 4 lbs. for Fresh Spare Ribs: 2 lbs. for Cottage Rolls: Lb Fresh Killed Broilers: Ib Fresh Calf Sweetbreads: lb. . 25' 25' 25' 35' 45' Quality Cleanliness Service BURNS & Co., Ltd. CRESTON, Junt 4.—The Angllctn Kooteniy dlociu Sundiy tchool million vin (or Sundiy ichool on wheels) which wu .tored it NeUon for the winter, wu put Into commlulon 1- ,t wtek. ThU year It will be In charge of Mlu Hannah and Mlu Illlngs- worth. who ipent much of lut wuk it polnu In Cruton ' illey. On Tbundiy night the ladlu wen tendered i ibowir by Christ Church Womtn'i luillliry, when the vin larder wu generously itocked with cmntd fralu tnd vegetablu. It pulled out on Siturdiy Ior Yihk where they htd urvleu on Sunday. Mn. 3. B. Hayden hu Juit returned from t month'! holldiy vlilt with relttlvct ind frlendi it PortUnd ind Seittlt. J. D. MicDonild, genertl luptrln Undent, ind H. Drury, tuperlntend tnt of ulu, for Wut Kooteniy Pow. er - Light compiny, irrlved from Tnll on Thundiy on compiny bui- Isui. Mrt. Irwin Dtvli of Roulind li hen it preunt on i visit it the home of her parentt. Mr. ind Mn. J. Mc* Robb. J. W. Dubley of Vincouver, provincial electrical Inspector, hu ipent the put wuk ln the territory tributary to Cruton, miking Inspections ot the wiring In the houses ind buildings thit ire tiling power from the Weit Kooteniy Power — Light compiny plmt it Ooit River cinyon, Mr. ind Mn. T. W. Bundy in iwiy on 1 two wuk'i victtlon which they ire ipendlng with friends it Ntnilmo, Vincouver ind • ihort itay it Sum merlind. Mr*. T. Wllion returned Siturdiy from 1 thru weeki' holldiy visit wtth her pirenti ln> Vincouver. Mn. 8, Prater md diughten, Mir* giret ind Sadie wen Bonnen Ferry vlilton t couple ot diyi thi litter put ot thi wuk. ^SOCIETY U conduct!* by ol I ANCIENT INDIAN "BLASTFURNACE" VALJBAN, Buk.. (CP)—DUpUced by high winds, the ihlft ng Kill of southern Stskitchewtn left anothtr phue ot plilm dwellers' eirly life open to itudenta of Indltn lon todiy. Tlit lttut find li an Indian armorers "blast furnice'' near Chiplln, I few mllu south of hin. Alton Relchert, dUtrlct fanner, discovered whit U believed to be i mtnu- flcturlng center of the Indlms tor miking ttom weipom ot wir, colored rockt. mostly round ln ihipe md giving evidence of hiving been eubjected to gntt hut it oni time. All ibout the formitlou wen chips of flint, the ume type u used ln the majority of arrowhead! found on the pralriu. Much spcculitlon hu bun irouied u to how Indlms treeted the flint, Impervious to modem tooU, In order to ehipe their irrowheidi. The Chiplln discovery, however, would indlcite the rock wu hutad md chipped down to the desired elu md ihipe, 'udltn gritt mllU, tpetrhetdi. irrowheidi, himmcri ind hldi-cletnen, •U mide from stone, hive been found In prof uilon In thi irei thit spring. Kill Gophers With Dost of Cyanide JAFFRAY, Juni 4— Posl 've re- ■ul i In the endecitlon of gophen were demonstrated on the firm of Wllllim Birr of Jaffray, through the co-operitlon of thl Jiffny Ftrmeri' Initltute md the provlnclil depirtment of igrlculturt In arranging i field diy of firmer! of the dlttrlct to enable 3. B. Otrrlton to ihow the efficiency of Cytnogas In uphy.li- tlon of riodenti of ill klnda Thl ttnt iff ort ln rodent control. Mr. Garrison pointed out, were directed toward uu of poison bait ln the form of grain prepared with strychnine but the effectiveness of thll method vu dependent upon the uuoned condition of the ml* miU md thi Uck of nttural foodi. Theu contengenclu resulted In the •doptlon of ctlclum cyinldi Is different forme. The tint recorded experlmenta with thit chemlctl were mide it the Os- tirlo Agrlcultunl college it Ouelph. ind Uter theu were developed by the United Statu blologlcil survey. The flnt uu of cyinldi wu tn grmulir form Inierted Into the bur* by long hindled spoon upec* lllly mide tor thl purpou. ThU method li very successful but tbl cott hu limited lta un to the mon highly developed tgrlculturil inu. IU uu It not economlctl on putun or monglnil ltndi. With litar development In uu of cyanide dutt thU hu bun overcome. In explaining to thon preunt it the demonstritlon the effectiveness of cyinogu duit In compirlion with the grmulir form, Mr. Oirrtton tut* ed thit In tiling the grmulir form It li neceeetry to loctte uch lndlvldutl opening with the idoptlon of the duit form of cyinld, applied by blower equipment, the Injection of the duet In one opening frequently reeulta ln the omitting of gu trom numeroui holu it thl other end! of thi burrows. The economy of the duit form of thi chemlctl le evident when It U considered thit the operator li uved the expe* u of treating tht numeroui holu from whtch the gu hu been omitted. The cyinldi treitment, whither ln granular or duit form, wu I further idvintage over the poisoned bill method In1 the dutructlon of tlcke which Infut gophen u their prlnctpil hoet. The ttcki, on i gopher dying from poisoning, leive the dud body wherau the ticks on in uphyi* uted gopher die on him from the ef* fwu of the gu. *- In the itlte of Montana Mr, Otrrlton Informed hit Hitmen, the United Statu health eervlce bu organised the deltructlon of gophers. from cyanide fumes, for tht uki of hulth benefit! rither thin for economic result!. In thli connection be pointed out thtt tuleremla In human being! li ciiised by thl transfer of tlcki from gophen ind other inlmili. The demonstritlon wu eminently tuceemful. The weither wu unftvor- ibli but In tome lsitanou tho gopher cime out of hli burrow ind died ln the opening! ln en effort to bretth treth ilr. Other dttd gohptn wen Thlt column __ tin. m. J. VUntui. AS ntwi tocui otture. Including rmpuuni, Knti emertiinminti, penunil on. rairritgn, etc, will ippeer t* thli column. Teltptone Mre. Vignesi at bu Some, ill tuico Mint. A charming ceremony wn thit •olemnlted by Ven. Archdeicon Pred H. Orihun yeitirdiy morning it t;30 o'clock It St. Saviours pro* cathedral when Jem, ucond diughter of Mr. ind Mn. Oeorge A. Hunter, wu united ln merrUge to Oaorgi LM-Wirner of NeUon, eldut eon of Mr. md Mn. Oeorge Lee- Wtrner of Victoria. Frlendi of tbl bride ind groom wen retpontlble Ior tbe elibonti dicontlooi hi tbe church which Included tall itand- irdi filled with pink peoniei. row thorn md pyrethrlum ind mide i Dretty letting for thi quiet cenmony. Oeorge A. Muni pliyed Mendeluohn'i widdlng march ind ht ilw iccompinled Mlu Ruth Cnufurd wbo ung "Lovt'i Coron- itlon" during tht ilgnlng ot thl reenter. Olven tn murine by her fither, tbe dainty bride wore a becoming ua gnen Point d'Btprit wedding gown wltb Urge mohetr hit. Hir bouquet wu i ihower of Ttlltman'i copper-colored rou budi. Tbl brlde'i inter, Mn. Rtglntld H. Din, icted u mitron of honor, Har corn-colored Point d'Biprit frock tnd plctun hit, wen fuhlenid on ilmllir Unu to tht brlde'i. Sht cir* rled • bouquet of yellow ind mtuve oolumbine ind pyro.hrlum. The groom wu ittended by hu brother, Bdwird Let-Wirner ot Vlctorli. Mn. Hunter, mother of the bride, donned •n orchid crepe eulte, whlta bit, •nd mttcblng icceuorlu. Hir oor- sue wu of pink rom. After tbe cenmony t buffet bniktut wu served it tht Hunter home ou Idgewood ivenue. The three-tiered wedding ctke imbedded. Ih dtlnty white tulle Interspersed with For* get-Me-Not ind twin bell wu topped wltb • iilver vim of rou budi. On their return from i motor trip to Witshin like, nur Bdgiwood, Mr. md Mrs. Lu-Wtmer will take up residence ln the Wiwon cottage on the north shore. For tnvelllng Mn. Lu-Wtrner chose i dutch blue ewigger suit ind petrl tny icceuorlu. O. V. Wilker of Montretl. C.P.R officii), wu imong week-end yli Hon Is town. • tt Mn. A. Abrlhimi, who hu ipent the put cuple of years vliitlng it thi home of her diughter, Mn, Whtteheid, Kooteniy itreet, left yeiterdiy morning tor Montretl, whence ehe will tail Juni 8 on th! Duchess of Atholl for EngUnd. ... Mn. Chirlu Olton of Almworth wu i recent Nelion chopper. ... Owen Desmond wu ln town from Kulo during the week-end. ... Mr. tnd Mre. J. M. Oordon. Kerr •pirtmenta. hivi u thilr guut Mn. Oordont mother, Mn. Jimu Roblnton of Winnipeg, who irrlved In Nelson yuterdiy morning. • • .' Mr. ihd Mn. J. Fred Hume hivi ti thilr guut it their north chore home, Klllirney on the Like, their daughter, Mn. Hirry Bolton of Sm Frtncltco, Calif., md her thne children, Htrry, J. Fnd ind Down, who irrlved In NeUon Siturdiy night. . t * CUrenct Whlta of Kulo vu among wuk-end vlilton ln town. ... ciptiln md Mn. Dalgu ind ton of Krestovi wen city shoppen yuterdiy. *. • . Rex JirvU of Procter ipent yeiterdiy ln Nelion. ... Mr. ind Mn. 0. V. Oignon, SlHei itreet. hid u thilr gueiu Sundty thtlr ton, Jtmu H. Oignon of Tnll, also Mn. Jarrett ind diughter, Gerry, of Trill. ... MUi Piggy Btrcliy, who teichei it Brilliant, vlilted relitlvee over thi week-end. • t t Mn. T. W. Choete, Vlctorli itrut, who bu bun Is Toronto usee thi flnt put of December, vUltlng it thi homi of her son-in-law ind dtughter. Mr. end Mn. H, Kruipe. returned home Frldiy morning., ... I O. J. Donaghy, C.P.R. official with hetdqutrtert in Winnipeg, spent Siturdiy ln thi city. ... MUi Barbara Ling, formerly of thi ttichlng itttf of tbi Nelion high uhool, now Inching In Bloom City, ptld • vUlt to Nelion during the wuk-end. ... Mlu Margot Blaylock of Tnll wu vUltor ln town Siturdiy. ... Mr. ind Mn. A. J. WttaOn of Kooteniy Biy ind hir trend children, Hirry, J. Fred ind Dtwn, who Pliher of Port Cnwford, were visit- ore in the city during the weekend. ... Mr. md Mn. A. D. Bmory, Vernon street, leive vU the Orut Northern thlt morning for Toronto tnd Is* gersoll, Ont., when they will ipend the next ilx weeki. While eut they wlU vltlt thi world'i ftlr it Chlcigo. ... Ciptiln Reed ot the Okintgin dUtrlct ptld • visit ln NeUon yuterday. ... Donald Trlckett of New Denver ■pent yuterdiy In town. ... MUi Huel HulU. who teachei it Brllllmt. ipent the wuk-end it tht homi of her father In Filrvlew, ... Mr. ind Mn. W. A. Station of Roulind win vlilton In Nilion during the wuk-end, ... Mlu Mtry Wlnliw, diughter of Mr. md Mn. A. N. Wlnliw, CtrboniU itreet, hu returned from Vinoouvtr, where ihe hu bun ittindlpg school. Mlu Wlnliw, who returned vU Spokine, visited en route it thi homi ot hir tunt, Mn. Robert Crme In Creiton. ... Mlu Ruth Cnufurd. SUnliy itreet, Uft yMterdiy to ipend her vtcttton •t thi cout. cities. ... Mlu Bill! Truicott, wh* tnchu it Almworth, spent the wuk-end ln town et the home of her pirenti, Mr, md Mn. Oeorge Truicott, Fourth itrut, Filrvliw. • • t Mtu Mirgtrat McDonild, who GIRL GUIDES AT CRESTON CHURCH CRI8T0N, Juni 4—Cruton troop Olrl Ouldu wtn eut In full itrtngth for their flnt church parade os Sundiy night when they ittended divine tervloe it Trinity United church, where the putor, Rev. A. Wtlker, delivered in ipproprlite iddreu md muite for iuch m occuloo wu pro- tided by cholrmuter W. J. Truicott md orgtnlit T. Goodwin. The troop, which wu orginleed eirly ln the yetr, hu 1 membenhlp of Jt. md thm ire ln chirge of Mlu Miry Murrell, ciptiln; Mn. Lynne, lieutenint, ud tfl lut Ruth Divit, HUen Staples md Berly Palmer u pitrol leiden. A few nighta before Mn. F. Dockerill of Trill, who lupervlue girl guide effort ln Kooteniy-Boundrrv, wu here for the purpou of pr .-atlng the troop with lta chirter. Doug Corrli wu i vliltor with Crmbrook friends i couple of diyi it thl md of tbt wuk, returning on Saturdiy. Mr. ind Mn. Chirlu MurreU ud ton, John F. Murrell wen Cruton C.C.F. club reprewntatlvei it in But Kooteniy conference of Co-operitlve Commonwulth Federitlon clubi tn But Kooteniy, it Crubrook on Siturdiy. Cinyon club wu repruenfed by W. B. Seirle md J. W. Blmuter. Mn. U. Toung hu returned from i few diyi visit with her daughter, Mre. Rumtey, ud other frlendi it Crmbrook. She expecta to lnve for Bnglud ibout the middle of the month. Mlu H. McClure hu returned to NeUon ifter ipendlng i few diyi with Creiton frlendi, • guut of Mr. ud Mre. Jimu Cook. Arthur NlchoU, who ll tttending builneu colege at Nelion, wu homi for thi wuk-end with hU pirente, Mr. md Mn. Oeorge NlcholU. Rev. c Bine held Mty Lutheran church urvleu it Klmberley, ennbrook md Yihk on Sundiy. dug eut of the burrow! by un of j tnchu it Brllllmt, wu tht wett* ihoveii. end guut of Mr. ind Mn. Thomu Thi balance of the diy wu ipent I Brown, Hoover itreet. Is itock Judging by boyi ind girls and ls addresses on forego crops. Doctors will mut In Moocow In Miy for the fourth Internitlonil congrtu on rheumttlsm. Honoring Mn. A. Bircliy, Fill itrut, who Uft yuttrdiy via thi CPR. on in extended vltlt to Aberdeen, Scotland, Mrs. D. T. Heddle, Hill Mlnu rotd'tnteruined recently Accident Victim 1$ Brought to Hospital CRAWFORD BAY, Jam 4—Mn. Pounder, who hu bun confined to her Ma ilnce Wrdnridiy, wu taken to Kooteniy Uke Oenenl hotpltal lundty following t hid tccldent when ihe over-bilmred while chaining i high window ud feu, itrtklng her hud on the kitchen ttove which rendered her unconscious for over u hour. She wu tlone In the hotel it the time of the tctrldint. •t ■ tu ud hindkerchlef ihower, when ihe wu milted by Mn. Robert Leonard who poured at the dainty tei Uble centered with i bowl ot yellow rom. Serving were Mlu Florence Jonu ud Mln Miry Heddle. Mn. Heddle'e invited guuta were Mn. Bircliy, Mn. W. Byers, Mn. W. Buton, Wllllim ind Barbin Buton, Mn. S. Bircliy, Mre, Mtrcui Martin, Mn. R. Hlckey, Mn. W. Andenon md nn Freddie, Mn. B. Boyce, Mlu M. B. Andenon, Mre. S. S. Prater, Mlw Jonu antl Mlu Heddle. ... . Mr. ud Mn. A. J. MicDonnell of Trill ud thilr thru children ipent the week-end it their Four MUe home on the north more. ... Mn. A. Bircliy, Filli itrut, left yeiterdiy morning to nil from Montrul June 8 on the Ducheu of AthoU for Aberdeen, Scotlind, whin ehe WlU vUlt relitlves. Mre. Frtnk Helte ud wn of Crubrook wen city vlilton during the week-end, gueiu ot Mri. Heln'i ion Htrry HeUe, Cirbonite itrut. ... D. Cimeron wu In town Irom Bilfour Siturdiy. ... Mr. ud Mn. Thomu Brown, Hoover itrut, hid u their week-end guut their diughter, Mlu MtrJorte Brown, who teichu tt Blocan Pirk. ... Ivir Foihelm of Creicent Biy wu • recent ihopper ln town, ... J. N. McLeod wu Is Nelson from Sdgewood yuterdiy. He wu en route to the cout. ... Aubrey Burgeu of Silmo paid I vlilt In town yeiterdiy. ... Mri. C. 8. Squlrei md her diughter, Mre. Duncin Cirter, ol Robeon were Is the city yuterdiy. ... Wilfrid Webeter, who teichu it Sdgewood, ipent the week-end In town. ... Mr. md Mn. R. Steve ni of Roulud ud their fimlly wtrt city vlslton Sundiy. ... Mlu TUlle Help of Slrdir li I NeUon vltltor. ... Mn. M. George of Vincouver, who li en route to her home from Winnipeg, it vltltlng In NtUon with hir ton Hubert Oeorge, Vlctorli itreet. ... B, O. Monteleone letvei thU morning for Spokine to ittand thi In* sttllition of offlcen of the EagU lodge, Brle No. at. ^^^^^^^^^^^^gi w__m__m___m Q>Mea&her's^ 607 Baker St. Phone 200 JUNE BUSINESS BUILDERS Values From Eyery Department Wednesday Morning Offerings STORE CLOSES AT 12:30 TOMORROW Larfce Turkish Towels Full bleach towels with fancy colored stripes. Good full size and splendid weight. EACH 35£ Unbleached Sheets Large size sheets of heavy unbleached cotton. Will bleach as white as snow. Sizes 80x90. EACH fl.20 New Piinte4 Voiles Pique voiles in nice soft finish. Free from dressing. All new designs. 38 inches wide. THE YARD 691 i// Holeproof Hose Fine sheer chiffon hose in this well known make, All the new spring shades. Sizes 8.2 to -10. PAIR 79* Pure Silk' Flat Crepe Heavy quality flat crepe in a smooth even weave. Made of pure silk thread. 38 inches wide. Dark colors,- pastel shades and white. Regular ?1.25 value. THE YARD . 98«> New Voile Dresses Misses' sizes and half sizes. Dresses of imported voiles in a range of smart styles. Light or dark colors. EACH #3.95 Kiddies' Play Suits Good serviceable suits of plain or printed denim. Assorted colors. Sizes 8 to 6. EACH ............ 69£ Rayon Silk Gowns Special clearing price on these fine gowns. They come in a splendid quality rayon in all pastel shades. Small, medium and large sizes. EACH fl.79 MANY COMPETE IN HARROPSPORTS HARROP, Juni 4—Thl weither n- mtlntd fine Siturdiy for thl picnic which It iponiored innuilly by thl Hirrop Women'i Initltute. The rices were will contested ind wen u followi: Boyi, 8 ud under—Clifford Howtrd flnt, Roy Lewli ucond. OlrU, 8 yein ud under—Ron Ferguson tint, Jou Annible ucond. Boyt, 10 yetrs tnd under—Sam Podmoroff flnt, CUrence Miloney eecond. OlrU, 10 yun ud under—Ruth Ferguson flnt, Non Andtnon ucond. Boyi, 12 ud under—Dick Holmu flnt, Alfred Miloney ucond. Olrli, 13 ud undtr—Bdni Johntton tint, Ruth Perguion ucond. Boyt, It ud under—■JVilter Fltchett flnt, Alfred Miloney ucond. OlrU. 16 ud under—Evelyn Rowley flnt, Bin Holmu uoond. Whulbirrow rice, glrlt whultng boyt—Elsie Johntton ud Vlvlim Rowley flnt, Louilli Hong ind Mil* vin Miloney ucond. Boyr uck race—Vivian Rowley tint, Alfred Miloney eecond. OlrU uck nee— Ruth Perguion flnt, Suile Berry eecond. Relty rice, boyi won igilmt glrli. OlrU thru-legged rice—June Rowley Ud Winnie Howtrd tint, Myrtle Johntton ud Florence Podmoroff tecond. Boyi three-legged nee — Wtlter Fltchett ind Melvln Miloney tint, Dick Holmu ud Alfred Miloney tecond. Ple-titlng contest— Louelli Hong Good........ Housekeeping By Circle No. 4 of St Psul'g Ladies' Aid Hone but tutad teclpu win be Untried. , , ORANOED 8TBAWBSRBIB8 Put 1 Uyer of ripe itriwberrtei ln tht bottom of 1 dup glut dlih, ud •weeten generouily. Cover wl|h t layer of orangu allced ind twutined, then man berrtu. ind 10 on until thi dlih U nurly full, hiving ortngu on top, sprinkle with sugsr ud pour 110ft cuttird over ill Juit befon urvlng. rBOZBN STRAW BEBR1E1 I cupe itnwberrln Juice of one lemon 1 rup tugtr >i cup water Ad.1 iugu ud lemon to itriwbirrlu lit iund one hour, rouh. idd witer ■tlr until dluolved ud freeu. STRAWBERRY FROZEN CBBAM 1 quirt strtwberriet 1 cjip granulated tugtr 1 tablcspooni oonfectlonen tugar 3 cups whipping creim 1 teupoon vullli Pinch of ult , Cruih berries with sugir. Hut to boiling point. Remove from fin. Idd ult ind cool, fold whipped creim Into fruit mixture ud pour Into tny Of frlgidalre. Tin lervlngs. UNCOOKED STRAWBERRY JIM Select thoroughly ripe berrtu, muh them with 1 potato' masher ud Idd •dd Hi mtuure of sugir to one ot berrtu. Stir npldly until iugu U dluolved, then let itand during tbl diy itlrrlng frequently. Then onl ln Jin. DURITY * FLOUR MAKES BETTER BREAD ud J. Mimeth flnt, Join Aihby ud T. Holmu uoond. Thl iporti convener, Mrt. O. D. Ogllvle, wu muted by K. R. Johntton, I. B. Lewli ud F. Andrgwi, Commlttu on refnehmut booth wen Mn. J. Berry, Mn. A. R. Johntton ud Mn. W. 8. Aihby. Thi tu wu ln chirge of Mn. P. Andnwt. Mn. H. Filrbank, Mn. E. Hirrop ind Mn. W. J. McConnell. Longbuch residents who ittended the picnic were Mn. H. Leggitt, ud diughter Dephne. Mrs. D. K. Ferguson, the Mines Muriel and Winnie Perguion, Mick Perguion, JioS Jimei, Dtvld ud Brio Smith, Tudor Conwiy, Bill ind Teddy Rutherglen ind C. Hill. Mr. ud Mn. J. F. Stavenwn hive u guesta Mn. H. WlghtmU ud MUl Bvelyn Wlghtmu ot Medicine Hat. Mn. Wightmin will vlilt for two weeks while Mlu Wlghtmu Intend! spending thl tummer hen. Hirrop Junior turn of toftbill pliyed the Hirrop girls turn Baturdty tfternoon ifter the ricu hid bun run off. The ecore Wu 18*8 ln favor of thi boyi. Tbe wlnnen of thli gime were preeented with I new eoftbtU, the gift of Hirrop Women'i Initltute. The lineup wu u follow.: Olrli—Myrtle Johnston, Florence' Podmoroff, Jou Aihby, Jeeile Hirrop, Huel Kniuf, Florence Howard, Evelyn Rowley. Ethel Palrbuk, Siva Holmu, Hile Johntton. 3tu__m— Fnd Podmoroff, Walter Fltchett, Vlvlu Rowley, Sthel Pilr- bmk, Melvln Miloney, Wilfred How- •rd. Umlre, L. Vindergrlft. Scorekuper, T. Holmu. Mr. ud Mn. B. Hirrop hive hid u guuta of tht holldiy, Mr. ud Mn. Noel Hirrop ud young nn, Ernie, of Silmo. little Jom Annible of Nelion ud Mlu Muriel Harrop of Wynndel. A military whltt ud dince wu given Stturdiy inning by thi Social club, 11 tablu In pby. Thi table nimed Hungary won with 33 fligi to lta credit. Thou pitying it thi table were Mlu Elite Johniton. Mlu Ethel Filrbuk, J. Nemeth ud H. Smith. The card game wu In charge ot H. Filrbank ud 0. 8. Price wu flood muager for the duce. Mutlc wu supplied by Mn. A. R. Johniton, H. Falrbank ud B. J. Fltchttt. Oilng kip on eome klndi of fruit ttalns will Mt tbem. VARSOL A Non-Explosive Cleaning Fluid for All Kindt of Fabrics Varsol cleans without injury the finest of fabrics. Dissolves oil and grease without danger. Con Bo Uiod Anywhere With Safety! Hipperson Hardware Company, Limited Look for ths Red Hardware Store Phone 497 Box 414 " w m ' - » SIX -THI NILION DAILY NIWI, NILION, S.C-TUIIDAY MORNINO. JUNI ». UM* arket and Mining News Metal Marketa PRODUCE MART IS IMPROVED •; Straws and Some - Rasps Beginning to Come in l- VICTORIA. June 4—The wholeule f ftult ud produw row ln Vlctorli i prewnta a marled Improvement from , t, builneu viewpoint ovtr thli time f lut yetr. Builneu hu Improved can't ttderibly. Several commodltlw hive , dropped ln price due to lncreued I volume, striwberrles are lelllng whole- ! a*l* it from tl.io to ti.20 per cnte. f Rome nipberrlei irrlved on the mar- kit but not enough to establish i i ptloe Imported cherrlet wil it 1131 ! per 36-pound lug. Oooseberriei 6 centa per pound, rhuberb i'k crate per pound, loctl asparagus (ln tran- dlw) 13 to 16 cents per pound, Kim- loopt Mptragus (loow In bones) 11 outa per pound, cabbige 40 centa per doun. Cirroti ud beets 30 cente * per doun, green ontoni 38 centa per down, bud lettuce tl.20 per orate, cauliflower 1125 per doun. r green peu 6 centa per pound, hothouu cucumben (Spines) trom 76 cent! to tt.35 per dozen, (Bockfordt) SO cente to 11,40 per down, loul new potatou 3i_ centa per pound, maln- lud 83.60 per sick, spinach 3 centt per pound, tomitoet (Dessert) 13.86, * Mo. 2t t3.85, No. 11 13.40. Old potato prion ire unchuged. 1 VANCOUVER Vincouver—In regird to fruit ud vegetablu the wholestle row appetn very active. The exlitlng itrlke hu : affected the lupply ot cltrui ud other frulta. Fortunately moet ol the loctl vegetablu ire now on the market. Strtwoerrtw appear to be In ove-iupply on tbe mirket, wholec-1- lng at from II to 11.80 per cnte. Blng cherrlu are wiling at 18 cento per pound. Old potatoei ire down In price u the demud le tor the new onu. Loctl hothouse tomatoes ire up to 18.60, t rlw of 36 centa. Whole-, tale prlcu for egga are steady, pulleta 'up om cent. Young ducki hive dropped from 18 centi to 14 centa per pound on account ot the Increue in lupply. Broilers ire now gaining weight with a plentiful supply. 2 to Dow Jones Averages 30 industrials 92.78 up 1.82 20 rails 42.24 up .66 20 utilities 22.70 up .26 Quotations on Wall Street Allegheny IH Al Chemical ... . 138 Am Can 9314 Am For Few s Am Ma & Fdy lift Am BmelT & se 38V. Am Telephone 113% Am Tobacco Anaconda AtchUon Auburn Mo ... Baldwin Bait ___ Ohio . Bendlx AT -. Beth Stwl 31* Ctntdi Dry .... 30*4 Cm Ptclflc ltft Cerro de Pisco 80 Chu Jt Ohio .... ltft Chryiler Com __ Bouth Con OU N T Corn prod C Wright Pfd Dupont Eut Kodik .. Elec Fow Ss Ll Erie Ford English Ford of Cm . Pint Ni Stores Freeport Tlx Oen Blw Oen Foodi Oen Motora 1014 14ft 63V4 3414 10 ft 33 1414 8014 3ft 33 88 83ft 94 6ft Wft* 84 39 19 ft 38ft 30ft Qold Dust 19ft Goodrich 13ft Ort North Pfd 19ft Ort West Sugir 3914 Howe Bound Hudson Mo Int nickel 38ft mt Tel ft Tel .. 13 80ft 13ft 180ft 93 Jft 88ft 113ft 89ft 14ft 83ft 38ft 10ft 33ft 14ft 31ft 30ft 16ft Wft 45ft 88ft t 81ft ,84ft 88ft 93 8ft 63 Uft 33ft 30 13 19ft 39 49ft 13ft 36 lift 3ft 183 93ft .« 38 Sft 84ft 10ft 33 Uft 31ft 30ft 2% 48ft 39 3ft 81ft 84ft 10 88ft 94 Sft 17ft 8 31 04 39 Uft 33ft 80ft ltft 13ft .Uft 39 60 ft 13ft 36ft Uft Jewel TM* 46 Kenn Cop] Kruge S r„: i» Kroegger * Toll 39 — a lift n-J Lthn Is Fink Mllwaukit Fid Nuh MO ... . Ni Dilry Prod N Pow ft Ll N T Centnl Pic Ou ft Elec Pick Moton Penn R R Philllpi Pete 31ft 4ft 17 n 37ft 16ft 4 39ft 18ft Pure OU 10ft Radio Corp Rem Rand Safeway stone Shell Onion 8 Cil Edlaon Bouth Paclllc . Stan Oil of Cil Stin Oil of Ind StU Oil Of N J Stewirt wirner Studebaker Tex Corp Texu Oulf Sul Tlm Rollen under Type . Dn Carbide 7ft 9ft 47ft 8ft 16ft 31ft 89ft 43ft 7 4ft 3314 83 ft 38ft T 16ft UB oil of Cil united Air 30ft United BU 34ft Un pacific 119ft U B Pipe U S Rubber U S Stwl ... Vtm Stwl ... Wwt Elec ... Wrltley Woolworth -. 48ft Yellow Truck .. 4ft 33 ltft 39ft Uft 33ft 63 31ft — «ft Uft 16ft ltft 11 - *% 37ft 31ft 16ft 18ft 3ft 4 39ft 39ft 18ft ltft 10ft Uft 7ft lft 9 Oft 46ft 41ft • 8ft ltft ltft 30ft 31ft 33ft 33ft - 3tft 43ft Uft tft 7 4ft 33ft 38ft 83 38ft 37ft 38 - 40ft 86ft 88ft 16ft 16ft 30ft 30ft — 34ft 119 119ft — 33 17ft 18 38ft 39ft — Uft 38 83ft — 81 48ft 48ft - 4ft 3ft poundt 16 centi. tft pound! ud over 30 cente. No chinge In pork ud vul prlcu. Wholeule prlcu for hiy, greln ud teed remiln iteady. Importation! In Vuoouver from Miy 33 to 80 lncluatve: (The following flguret ire pound!) Cillfomli, cut- eloupei. 46,697; cherrlu 13,189, apple! 1400, apricots 376, witer meloni 1*880, celery 28,330, carrota 30,038, cabbage 9190, onloni 1500. CALOARY Calgiry—Weather cool ud cloudy. NATURAL OAS NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED (N.P.L.) Authorized Capital, 600,000 Shtrtt-Ptr Vtlut $1.00 Etch Drilling machinery it now on tht ground and being put in place for tht ipudding-ln of Well No. 1, which il located adjacent to the lite ot the well drilled tor oil in 1921 and In which a heavy gas flow wu encountered. The Company owm 4000 acre* of leises in the Boundty Bty Dlitrict There ls still a few ihares to be htd at 90 centt a thtrt trom tht DELTA FINANCE LTD. Out of Town Ordert Invited 529-30 MARINE BLOG. VANCOUVER, B.C. Strawberry arrival! moitly ihowed wet wtth conildertble mould. Jobben ire cleaning thew up it grutly re* duced prlcei. A wide difference ln retail prlcu U noticeable. One chiln store U offering good dry berries it 11.95 per crate with uother chiln itore uklng 12.is per cnte. Ai low u 81.50 per cnte It quoted retail for wet berrlea received. Rupberrtei ire wiling retail it 16 cute per hil lock. Southern Alberta ehlppera re* port only two or thrw can of old potatou left. London Close LONDON, June 4 fAP>—Clotlng* Briallu Traction 1814; CuidUn Ptclflc tlBft: Hydro Elec ttft; Intl Nickel 134%; Brit Am Tob Uft: Bwana M'Kubwa 41 lftd; Courtauldi 68a 9d; Dt Bun 14ft; DUtlllen 87s; Dunlop .Rubber 46t 9d: Bud- ion Bty 35i ed: Imp Chem 3Si 7ftd; Imp Tob I33i 3d; Mining Truit _.— 3s 4ftd; Rud Mlnu 17; Rhodealu Anglo Amn lti 9d: Rhokut Oorp £6ft; crowns £13ft: Spring! {6ft: Eut Oeduld £9; Rio Tlntot (18ft; Royil Dutch £20ft; Vlcken 101 8d. Bonds—Canadian 4 per cent lean 83-68 £18-4; Brit 3ft per cent Contois £7814; Ex-Int: Brit Sft ptr, cent wir loin £10114; Brit Funding 4i 1960-90 {111ft. The eirly mining prospector not only lead a very colorful and adventurous life but suffered untold hardships. The prospector today his at his commsnd modern convenlen- cei such as the aeroplane and modern explosive! to aid him ln hit "finds." Siscoe Gold Mines Limited, Siscoe, Que. —Photo Courtesy Canadian Airwayt Limited f HOUGH gold wtt found ln the Province of Quebec aa early tt 11834, it it only within the last three or. four yean that its output hu attained important dimensions. Today, Quebec is Canada's second largest gold producer. Its output in 1933 constituted 111 per cent of the Dominion'! total in thtt year. Quebec's present high rink among Canada's gold producing province! li largely due to the production of the Home mine at Noranda. This mine is operated through two miin shafts, one of which has been sunk to a depth of 2,527 feet, the other to 3094 feet. In addition to the Home mine, the SUcoe, Grantdi, O'Brien and Beattle mlnu are also important contributors to Quebec's Urge output of gold. In til of these mlnei, speed, safety tnd economy ln production is greatly facilitated through the use of C-I-L Explosive:. There It a type for your particular operations. STOCKS UP IN SLOWMARKET Smallest Day's Turnover in 10 Years on N. Y. List By FR&BERICK GARDNER Auoelated preu Financial Witer NEW TQRK, Junt 4 (API— A modut rally lifted itocki todiy ln tbi unMeet mirket In a decade. Entering the fourth wuk of ex. treme dullneu, ukt on tht ttock exchinge dwindled to 867540 thine, the ecantieit builneu the exchtngt hid done ilnce June 3, 1934. Ritni ln rant drought treu, lm* prominent ln tbe tabor iltuitlon ud rulttanct the mirket ihowed ti It ipproxlmited low leveU touched In Mty, dlwounged further 11- qulditlon. In tbe ibeence of wiling prw- lure. prlcei rUlled uilly. Oilni ot frictiom to 3 polnta wire recorded tor iuch Iuuei n Allied Chemicil, Amerlcin Cu. Chryiler, General Moton, Sinta pe, Beth* lehem Stul, U. 8. Steel * tnd Am* erlcin Telephone. mint ln Hebrukt ud eiwwhere ttlmulited ibort-oovtrlng ud tome outaldt buying In J. I. Cue, inter- nitlonil Htrveiter, Montgomery Wird, Bern Roebuck and other ■ham dependent upon firmer-pur. chulng power. Whwt flnlihed lft to lft centa • bushel lower. The July poeltlon it Chicago dtbpptd u low U 98 centi, more thu 10 oenta under lut week'i top. Corn, oate ud rye raftered loew ot 1 to 1 otntt t buthel. Cotton reicted, cluing 60 to 88 centa i bile lower. Hldu iteidled ud Iilver future! firmed, f Tbe rally relied the iterate prloe ot 90 itocki to 78.4, up 1.3 pointi from the 1934 lo* wtabtlihed Siturday. Electric Autollte rallied more thin t point. V- 8. smelting & Re* fining cloeed 8 pointi hither. Bond Morket Sluggish and Changes Narrow NIW TORK, Junt 4 (AP)—Tht bond mtrket moved tlugglthly todiy and price chuget generally wert narrow. Union Pacific flnt 41 tdgad up to a new yeir'i high. Foreign obligation! were mixed. Bond! of Bll glum, au ptulo, Fruce ind Swed en Improved. Dutch But Indlu tig ged Germin lovernment 7i dropped lft polntt ud Itilltn kingdom li, oft ont, equalled their yeir'i loweit figure. Putnam, Staples to Work Old Hillside KASLO, Jnne 4—Frank putnim ud Frank SttpHt, both of cruton, wtth other iwoctatu htve formed a lyndleata and pltn to ■ptnd 138,000 thli rammer on the old Hillside mine, JMkmn Buln. A crew of men will bt put to work ihortly. Mr. putnim ud Mr. Staplei were ln Klilo recently on their way to look over the property. Lumber Shipment Will Be Made via , Hudson Bay Roils PRINCE ALBERT, June 4 (CP) — Two-ind-i-hilf million twt of lumber wlU be shipped over thi Hudson Biy nllwty ud through thl port ot Churchill ln northern Minltobt to oreit Britain by thl Fu Lumber compiny of The Pu, Mu., iccordlng to D. D. Rownberry, eee- retary-mueger ot the compiny here, Calgary Live Stock CALOART, June 4 (CP)—Wwk* end recelpti it the local itockyirdi were 318 cittle. 84 calvei, 168 hoga and 64 ihwp. No recelpti todiy. , Cattle mirket birely eetibltihed with ulu itudy fcr qutllty offered: no medium to good helfera t3,J5 to 94. Feeder cowe 13 to 13.60, medium to good 13 to 13.80. Cholw veal ctlvu IS60, common 92 to 93. NO hog ulea wtth lut recorded ulvu iclecti 98*88, btconi 11.85, butchen 91-86, oft truck!. ThU morning packen announced a dlwount on hogi, effective June I, u followi: Hitvlet, 81-38; extra heavlea, ta.fiO; roughi, MAO; No. 1 sows, 98; Mo. 3, 94* AU dlioounta on i per ewt. buU from bicon prlou. Dominion Live Stock WINNIPEO. JUSt 4 (CP)-Re* celpta of cittle 3160; cilvw 990; hogi 3610; iheep 180. Steers, up to 1060 lbe. good end choice 44.25 to 18-18. Bfeen, over 1080 lbe. good ud choice 1438 to 16.00. Hetfen, good ud choloe 93.78 to 44.60. I«d ctlvu, good ud choice 94*M to 9836. Milken ud iprlngen 930 to 948. Veil cilwi, good ud cholw 94 to 94*60. Hogs: Select bicon 91 per hud premium. Bicon 9840. Butjhen tl per bud dltcount. Huvy ta. Extra huvy 9638. Eowi 9836. Minneapolis Grain MINNEAPOLIS, Junt « (AP) — Flour 30 lower, carload lota, fimlly patent! 7.48-7.68 a barrel ln 98- pound cotton uoki. ShlpmenU __!_• 0(4. Pure bnn 19-60-3040. Wheit: ho. 1 northern 1.0314- 1.0814; No. 1 red durum 9014-9314; July Old 99141 July new 9814; Sept. old 9714', Sept. new »8. Com: No. 3 yellow 63-83. Oata, No. 3 white 8014-40. * Flit. NO. 1 139H-1-93H. Exchange Rates NEW YORK, June 4 (AP)-Start. Ing ixchinte illy it 15.03% for 00-dty bllU ud it tt.03% tor dl* mud; Clnidltn doUttn* 6*16 pel cut premium. Prion 6,69 oenta. Ure 8.61% anta. UTUguiy 80.18 ct&tl. NIW TORK. June 4 (AP)—Copper quiet, electrolytic epot ud future, blue ecgU, S*80. Tin eaiy, ipot ud nurby tl.lt; future 61.86. Bon itudy, No. 3 f.o.b. eutern Pinniylvuli 19.80; Na. Il.ll. Butfilo MAO; NO. 9 f_-. AUbuni 14A0. Lud itetdy, ipot New Tork 4D0; But St. LouU 8.88. Zlno euler, But St. Loult tpot ud future 4.37. Antimony ipot 8.60. Qulckillver 18.00 to 78*00. Bar iilver 44H* London — Copper, itudard tpot 133 tt; future ttt 131 td; electrolytic ipot £8t I2i 8d; future its in Tin tpot £338 13t td; future 326 11l8d. / -aid tpot iio td; future tU tt td. Zinc tpot tit lea; future III. WiHFS DROP, CHICAGO CHICAOO. Junt 4 (API-Enough mouture to give et leut temporary relief from drought ud but forced i maximum drop of 2)4 centa In whut valuea todiy. Reporta told ol henry nlni ln parti of tht north well ud wut, other eectlona received llttle. Ad* dltlonil ihowen were forecut. Wheit clowd unwtlled, 114-114 down, corn 174-2*14 down, uta __• 314 off. Provliloni virled trom wven centa decline to five centa up. albertTfarmers decide reseed BASSANO. Alta., June 4 (CP) Hetrtened by Miking raini acrou i 80-mlle belt of drought-ptrched pain fleldi, farmera of the Jenner- Bmprett dlttrlct, who had discussed plant to abandon their farms, will itay on the land. They had dls* cussed pltnt to move to northern Alberta to lmdi free from drought ind graishoppere. Hopei renewed by tht hetvlest rainfall in yeara, the Jenner-Em- preu farmen, with the aid of the government, pUn to re-seed blown- out, insect and drought destroyed field!. The government will be asked to furnith teed grain for the new itart. HONOR COUPLE AT BIG SHOWER PROCTER, Juni 4. —Mlu Hlldi Helghton ud Albert Ogden. whou mintage taku plice ihortly, were honored Frldiy evening it 1 delightful mlieellueoue ihower. it the Sun- ihlne Bey hill, with Mn. W. Bolw ud Mlu 3, O. MicLein co- hoetewei. An uniting debite ud ductng were enjoyed by the gueete who Included Mr. ud Mn. A. Du Realm. Mr. ud Mn. O. Downberget, Mr. ud Mrt. A. R. Helghton, Mn. W. Wilton, Mr. ud Mn. P. Bennett. Mlu Elile Bennett, Dr. ud Mn. A. Mtjor, Mr. ud Mn. A. R. Johnion, Mluu Myrtle. BUU ud Edm Johnson, Mr. ud Mn. L. Exton, Mlu Phyl- lw. Exton, Mr. ud Mn. McConnell, Mlu S. Mclntcah, Cipt. ud Mn. W .Hilg-SmelUe, Mn. Jullu Bourne, Mr. ud Mn. E. Cliyton, Mlu Barbara Ritchie, Mr. ud Mn. J. I.cLeod, Mr. ud Mn. W. Domldion, Mlw Ruby Whitfield. Mr. and Mn. F. Pinby. Mr. ud Mn. S. Aihby. Mlu Jou Aihby, Mr. ud Mn. Stevenson. Mlnei Mae ud Olive MulrheU, Mr. ud Mn. Hong, Mr. ud Mn. H. CUft, Mlas J. C. MtcLeu, Mr. ud Mrt. J. Hunt, Mr. ud Mn. A. Bitchelor, Mn. Koimi, Mlw Annie Eoemi. Mr. ud Mn. W. Solei, Mr. ud Mn. N. Downberger, Mlu Annie Adimi, Mr. ud Mn. J. Blchin, Mr. ud Mn. D. Mclntoih. Mr. ud Mn. W. R. Jirvli, Miss Miry Jar* vli. Mlw Olive MicLean. Mlnw Miry ud Rule Schwirok. Mr. ud Mn. M. Mtjor. Mr. ud Mn. A. 8. Ritchie, Mn. A. Oaliup, Mr. ud Mn. Ftlr- buki, Mlw Ethel Pitrbinki. Mr. ud Mn. J. McMuIlln, Mr. ud Mn. A. Leu. Mr. ud Mn. Andrewa. Mr. ud Mn. F. Bonacci, Mlu B. Holm, Mr. ud Mn. O. P. Appleton, Mlw Florence Howard. Mlw Cherrle Sewell, Mn. W. Hodge, Mr. and Mn. McDonald, Mr. ud Mn. A. Settle, Mr. and Ifti. C. Pli , Mr. tnd Mn. H. McCirdy, Mr. ud Mrs. H. E. Johnaon of Nelaon. Mr. ud Mn. F. Settle, Mr. ud Mre. Maloney, Mlu Agnu Maloney, Mr. ud Mra. O. Ogllvle. Mr. ud Mn. H. C Clrne, Mr. ud Mn. O. B. Appleton. Mre, Perguion, Mluu Muriel ud Winnie Perguion, Mr and Mn. O. Kinney. Mr. ud Mn. R. Quln, Mr. ud Mn. T. Milr. Mr. ud Mn. N. MuLeod, Mr. ud Mn. R. Bradley, Mr. ud Mn. Berry, Mlw Eleanor Merrlfleld. Mr. and Mn. D. Ttylor, Mr. ud Mn. O. Johnion. Mr. ud Mrs. 8. Bonacci, Mn. O. Robinson, Mn. W. R. Bixendale, Mlw M. Hepburn, Mln Iu MicKlnnon. Mn. M. MacKinnon, Mluu Alice, Emmie ud Stelli roeby, Mr. ud Mn. O. Donildson, Mln Suite Berry, Mtn Winnie Howird, Mln Flonnci Podmoroff. Mr. Ud Mri. W. S. MicAlplne, Abe Downberger. Cliyton ud Cecil Mulrheid. Clirence Johnion, John Boniccl, Hirold Merrlfleld, Felix Da- ouit, Jim Nimith, Kenneth Solei, Rev. Clyde Harvey, Jule Lewli, Robert Bchwib, Dtvld Ftlrbukt, Tom Holm. Oordon DohalcUon, Melvln Maloney, Ouy Morey, Birold Smith, Jick Jimw. Bryin Blike, Bud Kuln, Angui MicKlnnon, Colin Mijor, HilUm MacKinnon, Bert Croeby. Donald MicLein, BUI tnd Mike Sokoloekl, Bert Jirdlni, O. Stuchnoff, Alan Dontldton. W. Ogden, Robert Helghton ud others. Mr. ud Mn. O. Johnion left ftat- urdiy for Himpton, N. D„ when they wut to tttend the funeral ot Mr. Johmon'1 uncle, thi lite Oku Freld. Mn. W. Halg-8mellle and Infut daughter have nturned home trom tht Kootenay Uke hoiplttl. Cipt. ud Mn. A. Lean but u thilr guuta Bunday Mr. and Mn. J. Willich ol Neleon. Mn. O. Roblnion hid u her gueiti over tht week-end her un ud diugh- ter-ln-liw, Mr. ind Mn. J. Roblnion ud Nelion. Mr. ud Mn. O. Johnion hive hid u their guwt Mn. Johnwn'i lUter Mlw Hilda Holme of Fife. Mn. W. J. Kldmin of Coombi, Vuoouver Mud. wu a guwt at thi Outlet hotel over the week-end. N-el Hirrop of Rowlud wu I Procter vliltor Sundiy. John Ulvtn ud J. McLeod ot Oold Hill were gueete it thi Outlet hotel Saturdiy. Mlw Jewle Knowlu of South Blown hu been the guut of Mlnu Miry ud Rotle Schwirok. Mr. ud Mre. L. Exton ud diughter PhyUU iccompinled by tbe Mlnw Barbara ud Filth Ritchie were Nelion vlilton Siturdiy. ,. ■ Ur. ud Mn. f* Be&Kett ud Uiugli- CAN.DOLLARIS HIGHER AT Nl Premium Is Now 5-16; Pound Sterling Slumps NXW TORK, Junt « (OP) — Huvy ulu In iterllng wnt the rate for the pound down to tbe loweet level Unw Februiry 16 lt tbi foreign exchuge mirkita today. Tht pound clowd it 86.04. ihowlng a law of 314 cenu. The flnil rite wu htlf t wnt ibove the diy'i low mirk. Some foreign exchuge deal- era uld thl huvy ulu win tor PtrU iccount ln connection with euitalnlng effort! tor the franc, but othen uld they did not know when the wlUng orlgtnited. The cuidlu dollu ud tht French franc mtde progtew ln few of thl decline In tterllnj. The Dominion dollir extended lta premium from 14 to 8-16 per nnt, whUe the French frtnc, clotlng it 6.69 oenta, ihowed a gain ot .01 of • cent. TOREVWEWORK ON OLD SULLIVAN KITCHENER, June 4—The boom ln mining activity hu reached Kitchener. Jimw White of Fort Stwl ud uioclltu hive mide arrangements with a oout compuy to drill tut holu ln thi Old Sulllvin cltlm two ud i hiif mllw wwt of town. They have moved a drill to, the property ud hive ■ crew ot 12 mm working. The boyi from the Ur port ctmp engiged with Wynndel Softball club Wednudiy evening, ud were defuted by a ecore ot 8 to 91. A return game U promleed with better opposition. A few of tbe boyi from tbi oamp are picking up odd jobi. O. Oordon hu withdrawn from relief ud hu wcured employment with the O. O. Rogen Lumber compuy it Klngi* gate. Camp itnngth ii now down to 100 men. The nllef camp it preunt to ill tgog wtth wftbtll. Thl Kitchener crew le oppoelng uy of the cimp crews. They took on the ihovel gug. ud lott 16 to 8. Big prepiritloni in being made to bold iporti it thl ilrport cimp on Dominion diy. MISS HARR1GAN HONORED, FORKS ORAND FORKS, Juni 4—Complimenting MUi M. Htrrlgan, whow mtrrlage takei plue ihortly, Mn. O. O. Dunn, ud Mn. I. orihim, were Joint hoeteewe it i dtUghtful •hower on Friday evening. Mre. F. Cooper won tint prize tor bridge, Mra K. Scheer won the comoiitioq prite. After ranch- menu wen wrved numben wen dnwn from i myiterloui box, MUi Rirrtgin holding the lucky numbet for which ehe reoelved • l.rge buket decorated ln pink ud white ud covered with brldil pink row hudi ud containing muy beiutl- ■tul ud uwful gifts. Mr. ud Mn. T. Eureby hive returned from i trip to thi cout. Mn. T. Behan hu u her guut, her eUter Mn. W. Steevei and daughter, Shirley Anne, ot Lllloet. W. Reevea hu returned from Vuoouver. Mr. ud Mra. o* L* Ludon hivi returned from t ihort vlilt to Mellon. Mr. ud Mn. olen Mtnly ud My. ud Mn. Mickey McKiy hive left by motor for Vincouver. Mr. ud Mn. Oeorge Ruieell ud tons of Neleon ire vliitlng Mra. Ruiwll'i mother, Mre. P. Hirrlgu. Mn. B. Hoogerwerj ipent Frldiy with frlendi it Christina like. Mr. ud Mn. E. L. Reynold! ud children ot ChrUtlne Laka. wen vlilton ln thi city on Btturdty, MlU N. Muzocha ipent the weekend it her borne In File. Mre. Row McLeod left on Frldiy for her old home tn Nova Scottt where the hu been ciUed through tbe wrloui lllneu of her sUter. Mlu Mirjorle Tlylor U vuitlng with frlendi ln NeUon. ter Elite, iccompinled by Mn. Ben- nett'e mother Mn. R. Wilton were Nelion vliltors Siturday. W. B. McAlplne of Cruton hu been the guwt of hU mother-ln-liw Mre. R. Wilton. While here Mr. McAlplne ittended the ihower glvu hit nelce Mlu Hilda Helghton. Ltoult Bonacci wu a vliltor to Nelton Siturdiy. Tht christening ot Margery Ann. Infut diughter of Mr. ud Mn. Miurlce Mijor, took plice ln AU Boul'i church, Procter, Sundiy tfternoon during the children'! wrvlce wltb Rev. Clyde Harvey offlclitlng. The god pirenti were Mr. ud Mn. Chrla Price of Hirrop ud Mlw Irene Kerr ot Longbeach, A reception of a few frlendi wu held afterward it the home of the pirenti. Hiving uttered defeat it the hudi ot thl Hirrop iquad ln i prtvloui gime the Procter aoftball nine took iweet revenge here Sundiy afternoon wben they meted out u 11-4 wore ln thilr fivor over the Hirrop team. Bill Murray icted u umpire. Teami were: Procter- H. Merrlfleld, H. MicKlnnon, R. Helghton, A. Bitchelor, B. Jardine, C. Major, O. Bmythe, J. Bomcc ud A. MicKlnnon. Hirrop—T. Holmu, J. Lewli, B. Ogllvle, B. De Oreff, O. Morey. H. Smith, C Lugran.C. Fltchett. ud C. Mulr* heid. Classified Advertising LEGAL •""■WET "■ Whereu under tbe provtiloni of thd Act tppllcitlon hu bun mtde to tbl Ueutenut-Qovernor In Council to oonetltutt, u i Pound DUtrlct, ill thit certain portion or tract of und ln tbe NeUon-crwton Electoral DUtrlct, which miy at de- eerlbed more pirtlculirly u ill thtt portion of silmo Towntlte, being t mb-dlviuon of Lot 208A, Kooteniy DUtrlct, RegUtered PUn 832A. whtch Uw to the wwt ot Biker ivenue ud to thi North ot Sixth Street. Notice u hereby given thit. thirty dayi liter the publication of thU notice, thl Ueutanut-Oovernor In Council WIU proceed to comply with the tppllcitlon, unlen within the ltld time objection le mide to the undendgned by eight pronrieton within tuch propoeed Pound DUtrlct. in Form "A" of the echedule Act. K.C. MICDONALD. MlnUter of Agriculture it of Agriculture, . let. 11 of wld Depirtment _. Vlctorli, B. 0„ Miy 9th. 1934. (3646) Personal "PROBLEMS."—WHAT'S TOOBBt Get tdvlw from "Douglu" wtrol- oger. Send birth dtte md 16c tor trltl rudlng. One auettioned tnt- wered. 410 4th St., Bo., Lethbridge Alta. (3737) Cctemi Itch Pllu tnotn. Try Oeo Lut Chlni Remedy it Hudton'i Bi; Co (2761) Help Wanted WANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR firm work. Muit underetud how to farm ud take cere ot itock ud willing to do It, ud expect to work. No other need ipply. Everything fumUhed. Yetr round Job It utUtictory. APPly Box 3786, Nelion Only Newi, (2736) EARN OOOD MONET OOPTINO nimu, ideuenee tor mill order flnni. No canvuilng, experience unnecuury. write for free detilU. Circle AdvertUlng, 401 Broidwiy, New Tork. (3821) EXPERIENCED WOMAN FOR OEN* enl homework in eummer homt lor July ud Auguit. Apply Mn. W A. NUbet. 6W Ctdir St. (2128 WANTED-CAPABLE OIRL TOR homework, app'j Mn. wlllltm Rutherford, R. R. 1 Neleon. Phone 389L3. (3111) WANTED-ESPERIINCED MAN FOR - oh work ud milker. Box .830. (3630) ran** Dill WA1TOD-MAID, APPLT SUPERlN- mdent hotpltal, (2820) For Rent COST CABINS, KASLO, LAKE frontage off mtln roid. A beiutj ipot. Rowboata, telephone. Beit tubing. Apply R* W. Diwion, Hip* penon Blk., Nelion. FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING roomi for rent*, AnnibU Block (2788) Mmtt oi. uNFuiu. apts ii wuk or month Medical Arte Bldi (2164) PUR BOOMS STEAM HEATED ihower termi mod. Ctn Luton (2188) THREE ROOM .FURNISHED SUffE for rent. Stirling Hotel. (3731) ■FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Bultu for rent—Kin* Apta. (3182) tERRACE APtl-Suuuful Uoditt TWildilre tgulwadjteltti,_i37B8) -BWT FURNl Ploi itrwt, gBaSB Houses for Rent FOR RENT - SEVEN-ROOMED home with ill modern convenience!. Phone 811V. 13116) EOOtfKNAT BAT _SpM»ffi__,.COT nil on* D.¥"-J*», "y*!* ,_ for rent. puUy fumUhed— Apply Storekuper. (3889) SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT, SIUOA St.nPhone 419L, t3761) For Sale ONE BOAT HOUSE CHBAP. BOX 983S. Dtlly News. (3938) tTPEWklTER FOR 8ALE. APPLT 930 Lttuner St, '3831) For 'Sale or Rent 8 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE OR rent cToie In. Phone 613L. (9846) Live Stock for Sale PURE BRED AYRSHIRE BULL 13 month! old. 936 cuh or Ukt chlckene or pigs or ill. ChiU Thontelnion. .Woodbenry Crwk, Alneworth, B* C. (3763) FOR SALE—ONE TEAM 3800 LBS. 6 end 6 years, ilto tmilUr honu, one 3 In. wuon. wuted 6 pick isddles complete In good mulr. (3819) Property for Sale THREE HUNDRED CHOICE BUILD* int lota ln tht Towniltt of Alnt- worth. B C For price ud termi •pplv John Burni. Box 398. Nelwn. B C. (3476) 2 ACRES. SMALL HOUSE CLOSE IN. Cbeip for cuh. Apply Box 3717. Dally Newi, (27™" Trappers' Supplies NEW TRAP GUARANTEED TO citch wild uimtit illvt. unhurt, Conttructed of ihut Iron ud win./rlw tt for until ttu di- livered. Alw Killing Traoi of uma conitructlon ind price. man Oourt. Bilk. Miscellaneous It's a Fact More and more people we buying CRYSTAL CREAMERY BUTTER because it Is so rich and pure and costs no mora than other popular brands. The next time you ordqr ask your grocer or butcher for "Cry. stal"—You will buy more of it. Fred Williams ^W^tDUtributo^ (28S3) chine drill itul. ImmedUta de- l^.^prlcu^ta^^. Business, Professional Directory Accountants "HAS. F. HUNTER, B. P. K. W. Munlciptl ud Commerclil Audita! ' P. O Box H91. NeUon, B. 0. Assayerg <mm B',w. WIDDOWSON established 1900. 808 jowphlnt St., NeUon, B. C. (3788) QRENVIIAE H. ORMWOOD. tolttW. -lelionT'Bor wif. CJrlMi Boat Livery BEST PETERBOROUGH — motor li row boate far hue by -Fruk Seal, Bilfour, B, C. Chiropodists Dr. Mildred Slmondi Foot SpecliUat 408 fcrnwell, Bpokue, Ittlt. imT. -«Mt. Chiropractors R. E any, DO, Ph.C, Ollker Block. Blool 0799 0. HULTOREtt D.O.. th.c„ palmer Onduiti McCulloch BU. Ph. 818. Cleaning and Pressing . 0194) Electrical 3- *k. CoStM~'?-l ptmoa ston Suroutt indlnitallitloni Phone let. TO. Mat lit ' 0196) Florists With Every purchiw of thru dot- en punu for bedding out, .wt will give you one doeen free. Tou, own choice.— NBLSON FLOWER 0HOFFB JOHNSON'S OflEENHOUe-W, PbOM 842 Cut flowen, potud pluu, ua flonl dwlgni. (2191) Funeral Directors NELSON FUNERAL RVICE, IM Vlctorli St.—phone 95 LMy it- tendint-P. d DatU. priM) Hide Dealers DEALER IN HIDES. J. P. MORGAN. 801 Biker St., Nelion, B.O, (2799) Insurance and Real Estate EACH TEAR MILLIONS OO UP IN imoke, Insure with T. V. Boiling, 3 Royal Bank Bldg, (3800) . ■»*-*/-*■! ma-mn_K MIU». \mtnjV I ROBSRTBON REALTY CO. LTU Retl wtite, lniuruct, rentaU, .Aberdeen block, Biker St. (gSOlf «<*-r-*-,^^W ■,,*-—, ___&_., QV, S__miLI R W DAWSON. Rul Siute, tn* •urince, Rentili Nut Olpptnon Hirdware, Biker itrwt. (3803) 0. D BLACXWOOD. Iniuruce of •very ducrlptlon, Rul Eit^ Ph .99. (2808) H. E DILL AUTO AND RBI IN- turuce Rill lltitt. 60S Wild St. 13804) 3 a. ANNABLE, REAL ESTATE, rtutaU, miuriuci. Annible Wock. LIFE. FIRE li AUTOMOBILE INSUft- uce, p. E- Poulln, Ph. 10. 13608) Lost and Found TO FINDERS It you tlnd t at or I dog. t poakitbook, Jewelry or tur, or •nythtm tlw of value, telephone The DeUj Newt Af'Found" Ad. wUl be Inwrted without cott to you Wi win collect trom tbt owner LOST—BLACK CLUB BAO ON 8AT- urdiy betwwn Cittlegir ud Nelion. Finder pleue leive it Dally Newi office—Reward. i3Wll i_mmm*mtmaimimmimatmmmM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 11c a line ' Minimum I Unu 9 llnu. aim I -M l Unit, onw it 4 unn tact M I Unn I limn At 3 Unn I tlmw 1-33 4 tlnrt t tlmw lit 3 (Inn I month .......... t.tt 9 Haw I month 4.39 4 llnei I month ,. lit All ibove lew 10% far prompt pay meat. imiituwww Live Stock Wanted WANTBB-YOlhia PK»- H. . geoU, Creicent Valley. Plants, Bulbs, Seeds BEDDING PLANTS OP ALL KINDS, 30c per doe. DoubU nuturtlumi •nd Silvia HOC dot. tomatoei _5c doi.-Cibb.ige 160 per 100, ind celery plinti Phone 364R1. Becker, i3131) Pumps for Sale UMITED QUANTITY OF BELT driven power pumpe, 1983 modeU for quick UU. Speclil jubilee offer. Greatly , reduced price. Rul birgifm. will Sive Tou Money. Give depth of well, write it onn to Bettty Broa. Limited, yer- non, B. C. Bot 231-VE3. 197811 Automotive FOR BALE-LIGHT DELIVERY Ford truck. Good condition. Box 3823, Dtlly Niwi. (2823) PHONE STATIONS OA1N NEW YORK, June 4 (AP)-The Mew York Telephone Co., ltrgut optntlni affiliate of the Bell tyitem, ihowed i giln of 6499 tta* tloni In Miy compired wltb i giln of 4414 ttatloni In April tnd i low Of 14,123 italloui lu Miy, 1933. CHAS P MCHARDY INSURANCt-f' Rul Eitate—Phone 196. (38011: Patent Attorneys ROWLAND BRITTAIN PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS Oldwt EitablUhed Pit Office In B. C. 446 QruvlUe St. Vincouver. B. C. , (2808) Machinists BENNETTS UMITED For iu cluwt ot Metal work. Lithe Work, Drilling, Boring ud Grinding. Motor Rewinding Acetylene welding. Phone 693 824 Vernon Strut, (2809). Engineers and Surveyors A H St. SREEN CO.. LTD 816 WARD1 one 364, HeCon, B.C. (3810). P S PETERS Mining Englnwr Eximlnitlon opentlon ud minigt- ment ot mlnu ud nlneril propertlu. Roulind. B.C. (36111* fl D. CAWftOH-HfLBdM ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR (3813) EC. Land Surveyors CHARLES MOORE, B. C. L. 8- K. W. O. Block. Nelion. B. O. (3818) Plumbing and Heating PLUMBING AND HEATING •uinnteed Ratei ruionibU lui Relitenr, Phone 669L3, (31 Musical Tuition VIOUN AND THEORY PUPILS. Miry Heddle. Ph. 3UR2. (3816VI Sash Factory UW80NS SASH FAOI'URY HARD. wool mtrchtnt 911 BUei itrwt. (3816) Second Rand Stores 9BCOND HAND 8T0VBB FOR SALl, Mn. Ridcllffe, 811 Vtrnon St. (3811) WE BUY SELL, AND BXCHANOI. moat i^ythlug. Tbt Ark. (2818) _,;..■■ ._..____________>_____ —■ BOURQUE BOWS TO MURPHY IN FINE GOLF BATTLE - LOCAL MEN CARRY OFF CLUB TROPHY Flights Go to Boyzyan, Fraser, Davis and Dr. Bourque A. I. Murphy ind M. 3, Bourqut, fImlltti In tht Kooteniy aelf n- toelitlon't innuil tournament, Mondiy put en om "bf thi fIneit ■elf dlipliyt tun In tourniment flnili en the Ntlton links In t number of yun. Murphy, taking • tlx-holi lead In the morning, won ths ehimpionihlp ind thi Jimu Andenon oup thit ten with tht honor. He wei foreuS to Kliy Ml but, hewever, whin ourqui eut hit lud down In the ifternoon to two In thi flnt nlnt helu ind extended him to the uventh before bowing. Murphy wen en the uventh hole, ihootlng pir four. In thi morning, whin tht twi otlftn put up in txctp- tlonilly flnt battle. Murphy thot a ST ind IS for i air tl rtund and •ourqui thet i 44 and tt. In tht afternoon on the flnt rtund Bourque wu Jutt onl ibovi par, Both golfen wire exceeding:* accurate ln their ipprotehet and putting ud wtrt off on their drlvu on only a ftw oceuioni. Rata feU ta a light oriole ill day, but it did not prevent a big following of lupporten turning out Although a little damp, the fairwayi and rgreeni were never in better con* dition thu they wtrt Mondiy and thU may hive been a factor ta tht fine itandird ol golf turned in. Whtlt qualifying and informal roundi have been made under tht tcoru tumid to by Murphy and Bourqut, than hu aeldom been ehimpionihlp ftoali of tht itandird exhibited by the couple, •TAVILV MAN WINS Glen Bouiyu of Stavely, Alta., Who TU UP agalnit thnt privloui chtmploni during tht tournament, carried off tht flnt flight, luvlng P. T. Mclntyre of TraU on tha uventh, live up. Bouiyu* wai fivt up on tht tint hint. Both mtn wtn accurate with their Irani ud woodi. John rruer, who put up a tint to tha preliminary roundi, ... the cup for tht ucond flight whu W. J. Meigher defaulted. Dr. T. H. Bourqut defuted Lawrence On Warm Evenings The plus to cool off Is •t oor sola fountain. We are all prepared to offer the finest of service in cool refreshing drinks or in one of those famous olden Gate Sundaes or fait*. Try one! <8 OLDEN ATE CAFE -THI -NILION DAILY NIWI. NILION, I.C-TUIIOAY MORNINO, JUNI t. UM Sporting News McPhall on tot 17th holt of an 11* holt match to take thc third flight The fourth flight went to Ouy W. Davli. DavU Won from A. w. Servold on tha 1Kb, ont up ta the only ■mt of tbt day that want an extra ole. K. _t. Horton won the fifth flight on Sunday. Nelaon will hold the Schwengen- WUklnaon cup for i yeir it lent, the club'i team having turned in tho lowut qualifying score. George Shiw, H. J. Bourque, T. R. WlUon and B. Towmhend formed tht team and turned ln an aggregate qualifying icore of 314. TriD-RouIind rep* rcsentatlvu, W. R. Baxendale, P. F. Mclntyre, R. Nubit and B. Jandrell turned in a 337 total. Kulo wai forced to default when they were unable to mike up a team. Cupi and pri.es ware dlitributed it the club houu Mondiy evening ifter the matchei. Tht foUowtng il t by round ic- count of the chimpionihip finali: Flnt nlnt holei—Murphy took thi tecond, third, fifth md sixth holu, ind helved the rest to go Into the liad four up. Ha turned In a 37 for the round and hta opponent 44. Both golfen were placing their ihota with accuncy. Murphy drove to within eight feet of the hole from No. i toe for a par thne, ind juit mined linking ■ 60-foot putt on the eighth green when tht bell dribbled around the edge of the cup- Second nine—Murphy ended tht morning pliy six up, turning to a 39, just two above par. While dropping two more holu to tht noond nine, Bourque played great golf and had a M for tot round. Murphy •hot par on uven of tht nlnt holu and Bourque on five. Both playen put up a wonderful exhibition for ehimpionihlp play on the flnt 18 holu and adopted themulvu lo the wtt greem effectively. Third nine-Both golfen itarted out to record breektng luhion ta the afternoon, Bourque going the flnt round in 34, ont over par, to cut down hii opponent's lead to two holes. He ihot par on the ncond and eighth and mada birdlu on the flnt, fourth and uventh holes. Bourqut cams within an act of entering golfdom's hill of fame with a holt in one, whtn tht ball wai ihort of the cup only by a ftw lnchu on No. 4. Rt sunk tht noond ihot for i blrdit two. Murphy, who hid to plict hii ihoti dud on to keep to tht load, almost halved tht hole when a 40-foot putt jumped the cup. Bourque followed a long tee shot with a long putt to make a birdie on tht seventh. Up to the leventh he ihot an even par. Bourque took tht lut ihot when Murphy ran toto trouble, over driv ln« Into i und pit. Lut round—point down tht last round, both golfers pat up g battle royiL Murphy took the flnt to go three up, hilvtd the ncond and went four up on the third. Bourque took tbe next two and halved the lixth. Two un on tht sixth and tone to go. Murphy cinched tbe game by unking his fourth (hot tor par. Murphy hai been consistently noted out of the honon for the lut three yun ind in Monday's battle he completely upset the jinx. Little Us He NO BASEBALL IN THE MAJORS OR IN COAST RACE No major leigue bueball tehidulid for Monday. Ptclflc Oput lugui, no gtmei, tetmt travelling. HARVEYFALLS TO PETERSON Jack Regains Empire Heavyweight Crown in London LONDON, June 4 (CP uble)—Jul Petition tonlgVt defuted Len Hirvty to regiln thi huvytrtlght chimplon* •hip of thi United Kingdom and add to It the Smplrt huvywilght crown. Hirvey. who took the BrltUh title from Toronto's Urry Qilm, fillid to return to the ring for the Uth round of their l»-round bout The boaen did not weigh ta for tonlght'i bout Almott 100,000 penont, Including Prince Oeorge, crowded Into Whlta Olty tedium to ui thi Brltlah lm- pin chimplon till by tlu wiyilde •fter he bid taken tremendous pun- Uhmtnt in thl Uth. Both min wided ln iggrmlvely landing htrd itralght lefta aad powerful righta. Peterton fought Ukt i tiger during the eirly roundi but thi bout, ilowtd down ifter Hirvty wu hurt In tbl fifth. BOSTON, Junt 4 (AP)—W. Uwton LlttU, ntw Brltlih imiteur golf champion, dount think hi will dupllwte thl "grind ilam" of Bobby Jonu. "When you iu me flunk out of thl United Statu open at Philtdtlphii thU week, you will know my BrltUh win wu i fluke." Made at Trail, B.C. OM.&S.Co. of Can. Ltd. *Powt%uj_w TO KEEP LAWNS AND PASTURES GREEN Apply ammonium sulphate every 4 to 6 weeks, 4 lbs. to 1000 sq. ft. whtn grtss it dry, then water if possible. GARDEN AND FIELD CROPS For crops growing in row* om Complete Fertilizer, Ammonium Phosphate or Ammonium Sulphate as a aide dressing alongside tht crop row on each side, one to two pounds per SO feet row. Then cultivate > fertilizer into the soil. Apply fertilisers to the toil, not on laves or stems. ELEPHANT Brand AMMONIUM PHOSPHATES AMMONIUM SULPHATE SUPERPHOSPHATES AND COMPLETE FERTILIZERS Supply all essential plant foods and can be obtained in hundred-pound sacks from all good dealers at reasonable prices. MANtmCTCBID BT The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. OF CANADA, LTD. It TBAIL, BRITISH COLUMBU Vse Elephant Brand Fertilizers ALL THROUGH THE SEASON AUSSIESHAVE EDGEONLANCS Visitors Run Up 367; County 285 in the First Innings MANCHISTnt. Juni 4 (OP eahlel- The tourini Auitnllani win dli- raliied for 1 ftrit-lnnlnfi total of 3(7 runi u thilr cricket match with Uncuhlre propeiied today. Ia turn tht vltltori limited the County tide to i tint-Ionian Hon of Mt md whin tturapt wen draws the Auuiet hid 28 uoond-lnnlnp runi for one wicket Stanley MoCibe with IU Ud thi Auitrtlltn battln|. * Brnut Tyldeilty proved a difficult cuttomer for the Auule trundlen. He rolled up 107 In t mutiny lnnlngt thit Ineludid i five ind 11 fouri Hi bitted nurly thru houn. nutwood-Smith mured hilt the Uncuhlre wlcketi it i out of 107 runi. ROSS ALMOST ASHAMED HE WAS MAN VmO LICKED AN IRISHMAN South Slocan. S Blken 2 Kulo 1 Midftta 0 "Big Lfogut" BASEBALL WYATTMAYBE ENGLISH BOSS NO FILLIES IN COMINGDERBY Carry 126 Pounds in Big Race; Betting Odds Made LONDON, June 4 (OT table)—All •tartan In the derby seat Wtdnudty will carry the ume weight, lit poundi, thtn btlng no flUlw In thi cluilc. Llkily ltmup, with hone ind Jockey, owner ind prohibit oddi. Aliihth (Perrymin) tha A|t Rhin, 35-1. Admiral Drake (Kllott), U. Vol* tern, 31-1. Badruddlh (Fm) tbi An Khan, M-l. Baron Kunchauun (C. Rlchirdt), O. A. Monkhotne ito-1* Bondaman (Chlldi), Wlllltm Wood- ware, M-l. Colombo (Johnitone) Lord Oltni- ley, 1S-I. Buton (Oordon Itlchtrdt), Lord WootaTtn|ton, 10-1. Hornuy BUe (Tiylor), Mn. W. Riphul. 100*1. Medteenl Knight (S. Donoghue), J. A. Dewin, 38-1. On Top (OtldwtU), V. P. Mlu. M-l. Batata Utf (Buant). J. A* Dt Botheehlld. Pride of Chllterni (Bury). Mn D. Stubbi, 136-1. Prieera (Diy), W. Bennett, M-l. Rathmori (Berbert), Major V. H. Pur, M-l. Tlberlui (Nlcoli), Sir Abt Billty. M-l. Unldwir (Birry Wrt||), tbl Afi Khin, 10-1. Viltrlui (Jonu), Sir Abt Bailey, U-I. Wlndior Ud (C. Smlrki) Mthinji of Itajplpla 100*1. Blutfoot (—), Mn. W. ItaphMl, 100-1. Lot Slngiro (——), 3. A. Dewin. PUCE ASSURED RED SOX TEAM Defeat tha Aces Ml to Assure at Least First Place Tie LONDON, Juni « (OB uble)-*. B. B. Wyttt hu bun Invited to uptala thl tngllih teim which maeta Aui* tnllt In thi tint of tbi uuon't fin tut matchu opening it Nottlnghim Brtdiy. Along with Wyttt, thl BnglUh N* lectori todiy tnnounced tbl nimu of 11 pUyen from whom the iliren to play tgtlntt the Auttrilltnt will finally be choeen. Ihe 14 playin an: Wyatt. captain: tbi Niwab of Pi- taudl, Woreutar: 0. T. Waltan, Wor- cuter: Kenneth rirnu. Bunt: Herbert Sutcllfti, Yorkthlrt: Wtlter Hirrunod, Oloucuter; PtUy Hendren, Mlddtaux; Maurtw Uylmd, Tort* ihlrt; Lullt Amu, Kint: Morrli Nlchoii, Xnei; Ridley Verity, York* thlre; Thomu Mitchell. Derby: Wllllim BoWu, Yorkihlre. and Oeorge deary, Lelceeter. Bngltnd bad a long lead at tht clou ot today't play la tba tut trills, tht wett board ihowlng: Tbi But 311, Bngland 414 for four wlckita. The Niwab of Pitaudl and LeeUe Amu llvenid up tha same, reaching IM and IM, neither ot them out. for their tlfth-wleket pertntnhlp they hid put on Ml runt la 330 mlnutu. Tht Insliih leiection committee ind 17,000 ipectiton turned out Saturday at Lord'i to ut tht itart ot tht match ln which tha rot wu diunlued for a flnt-lnalnn total of )18 runi ind EngUnd icored 73 (or no wlckita. Hirold Larwood, Nottinghamihire ipttd bowler, wu unable to take tht fltld aa ht hu not fully recovered from a foot injury nintred lut yttr. C. F, Walteri and Maurice Turn- bull led the betting for tht But with 97 and *J runi. ruptctlvely. Thomu Mitchell, Dtrby ipin artist, wu tha moit iffecttve of Englind't bowlen. He took four wlcketa for 12 runi uch. Edward Clirk repliced Lirwood on tht Englith tttm. Whtn itumpi were drawn R. I. S. Wyitt and Herbert Sutcliffe, the opening pair, had 30 and M rum Io their credit Miking har third appearanw on thi aound for thi Bed Boa thU reuon. Men Ung chilled up htr thl* .'.night victory ln downing thi Aon 31-11, In Stturdiy'i ltdlu' loftball .tmt. By their victory the Bed Sol enured themielvei of it leut a til for tht flnt pliu potltlon ln thi MMM. While only credited with eight itrtteouti, thru of them ln iuowi- tion In the opening, the Red Soi ohueker pitched i hudy garni all thi wiy. Shi did not wilk a battar ind thnw unn out it flnt bue ind hid one putout credited to ber. At leut half the rum loond by both taunt were the ruult of erron on the part of the left aide of tht Infield. The Bed Stl icored In every Inning eic.pt the third, tlthough thne teemed to be their lucky number u the Bed Soi icond thru runi ln etch of thi flnt, uoond, tilth, uventh md eighth lnnlngi. In tbl fourth inning thty icored four ruu ind ln thi fifth two. Tbl Acu wored one run In tbe 'ucond Inning, two In the fourth, one In the fifth, thne In tbe itith. two In the uventh ind two ln the ninth. Jeinnttte LePigt poled out a home ,*un for the Bed Soi. Dolly Sutherland, Piullni SUnghirlln ind Ken Stewirt of the Red soi, ind aivui tilth., ton ind Bva Smith ot thl Acu, hit two bafgin. The fielding highlight of tbe evening wu • tut double pliy by tbl Acu In thi ucond Inning, lubelle Dawion to Butrlu Lutkwleh to Bva Smith. Aria Sun, Butrlci Lutkwleh ind ciitr Tilberg played well for the loun, with Agnu and Bow Stewart ind Piullnt Stangherlln tUrrlng for tba Bed Boi. Tomer Blibop ind Bd Lutkwleh umplrtd thi game. Ae taama wue: Bed Boi—Jnuietta LeBifi, Peggy Olbbon, Helen Ling, Piullnt Stingh* ■•rlln, Dolly Sutherland, Bow Stewart, Agnu Stewart, Lena LtPtge and Junta Acu — Birbtn McDonild, Aril Siirt, lubelle Diwion, Clara Halbtrg, Almeda Onvu. Butrlu Lutkwlch, Blven Mttheton, Peggy Domldton and Iva Smith. Team to Meet Australians Is Chosen the NEW GRAND CUBS TR1MFA1RVIEW Fourth Junior Ball Gtme for Hotel Team Auitln Brinnin, on thi mound for thi Niw Oriad Bottl Oubi Junior biubtii turn, did not illow a hit during i uvtn-lnnlng gime wltb tbl Filrvlew Athletic club on Saturday morning. The only run obtained by the Ptirvlew teem carat with two down In tht tilth Inning u the reeult of i will, i hit bitamin md a wild pitch. Taking tdvtntigt ot cottly erron on the put ot the Filrvlew flelden end hitting it opportune momenta, the New Orand club won their fourth itnlght gime of tht uuon t-1. Brennin itruck out four bitten, willed thrw ind hit two, but reoelved uuttlonil tupport trom hit flelden. Sim Puaenta had five putouta ln lift field ind thl infield competed of Brubikw, Klrby. S, Ball and Whitfield, tlio pliyed fau bill ill tbi way. Thl only run icond In thl tint thru lnnlngt ctmt whnt Brtnnin wu unt In trom third on en attempt- id w.uuu pliy. Thi pliy did not comt out u cilhd but no om backed the Filrvlew citcher whin hi got Brennin ln i hot boi. In thi litter pert of the gtme thi Filrvlew taim'i fielding wut utrty ind thi New Onnd Cubi idded five mon rum. Imerton Brubiker hit 1 home run over the left field fence, Bill Klrby poled out i three-bigger ind Brennin •nd Whitfiilrt hit two biggin. Ctrl Qilllcino and Juk Blihop thtred thi mound dutlu for thi Filrvlew teim. Otlllcino. who itruck out thru bitten ind wilked thne, hid to retire In the fifth Inning whin he wnnchid hit back. BUhop flnlihed the gtmt ind itruik out four bitten whlta willing ont. Jul Ooopir it biekitop wu thi nitty of thi Filrvltw turn. Devln Bud ind BUhop ilw pltytd bangup ball. Al Itueton and Wilttr Olllett umpired tbi gum. lite teama wen: New Orand Cube— Peter Kunta, Auitln Brennan, Juk Whitfield, Bill Klrby, Sid Bill, Imerton Brubaker, Sam Pa-acme. Bay Bowi, Banto Pllpuppo, ind Tld Burnt. Filrvltw A.O.—Bud Cooper, Jiok Btihop, Ctrl Oilllcino, Bd Rothery, Howtrd Hunt, Dtvln Held, Chuck French, AI Langlll. Stan Morrli, Otorge BUhop ind Walltce. MAeJOR LBAG0feT.P3.-T wwn The Cower irmaee tun 1WO-SHAKC OFPTHS OAltHCTS skwmtcomwmu Barretts.i .o tttTTtin 4RiP-1Wf Put*-and ThllMsmodOF HisTeer tm.Ti*u 3 AU-tf-fomAHT' THlNOSFoaPlTCHW1 "ft watch- aA._tnnmamm. By AL DEMABEE Miny little trlcki of psychology in uitd by major lugue pltchen end eitchere to "outtmirt" thi bitten. One o fthoee It for the pitcher to ilwiyi "ihike oft" the citoher'i ilpi wben the count U thru bills ml two ttrlket. The pitcher end citcher both know thtt whttever type of bill thit ll ilgned tor will bi thrown Is iplta ot tbi ipparast "ibOi-off", but thi bitter doun't. ThU tendi to puitle him ind dlitrict hti conoentritlon. Witching i bttter'i fut ta mother thing tbt murt pitcher dow. If a rlfht hinderi left foot la tdtenced toward flnt bau, he It uiuilly trylnt to hit to right field and tbe pitcher Eltahu Inelde to him. If tbl ltft fool i pulled iwiy towud third ba he pltchei outaldt. Never throw eanleu ball. Mut cloie ball gtmu ue loet through em cireleuly or ttupldly pltchtd bill. TODAY'S QUESTION Whit two mtjor leigue migmtu en eccomoUihed muttciint? Aaiwtr tomorrow. Antwer to yutardifi quutlon: Thl Boiton Red Sox hive five ltft-hmd- ed pltchen—Orovt, Wilberg, WIelind, Ottarmueller ind Pinock. Al Demirw hu prepared an lllui- tntad leaflet called "Bueball Slgm" wblcb hi win glidly tend to aay ruder requutlng It. Adreu Al Dam- ine In can of thlt paper and be ewe to endow a wlf-addrewed ttampad envelope. Thousands Cheer the New Welter King in Home Town CHICAGO, Junt 4 (API—Me- mi Buofiky alwayi uld hir boy Barmy would be i tnat man wmt dty. 1 Today htr dream Mme true, u Barney Rou came to receive one tf tha mott tumultuoui wiloomu In Chlcigo't hlitory. Hi came home net juit t world'i boxing thamplen, but u a triple title elder, to be greeted fay Gov. Henry M. Herner, Miytr Howard 3. Kelly and thi multltudn. Down through • lint of good Iriih policemen Mama Roaofiky'i •on rodt in triumph. Mori thin MOO penoni gathered at the Union station, overflowed into the lobby and out ln tbe plaaa, to greet the 24-ytir-old Jtwiih lid who a wttk igo tonight conquered Jimmy McLarnin in Ntw York, becoming tht tint boxer to hold both tht Tight- weight and tha welterweight cham- pioaahipa of thc world limultaneoui- ly. Ht alio bouti the lynthetic Junior welterweight titlt, recog* nlnd htn. At tht city hill Rou icored a knockout u a ipeech miker. 'Tm beginning ta ipprtdite tht iptrlt of Irish good will," ht Mid. "I woa tht wtlterwtight ehimpionihlp a week ago thu night ln Ntw Tfork from in Iriihmin with tht good nimi of McLirnin. I wu mtt it tht ititlon by ■ hundred policemen with Irelind written ill over their facu. Now, I am receiving cheering words from the mayor bltwtd with the mme of Kelly. I am almott uhimtd I licked an Iriihmin. Ther art great ptoplt and .portamen. Nont bitter." SAVOYS WIN HRSTHALF Final itandlng flnt half men'i wft- ball lugui: W L Bet. Bawy Hotal .._.. T 0 1.000 Burnt Botal No. 1 I S .114 Wrrttw A.0 t I .714 Ntw Orand Hotel 4 t STl Hume Hotel No. I I 4 .431 Woodcutten I t Mt Mllllonalne , 1 t .141 Bugle Band 1 t .141 SOCCIR LEAGUE STANDING W L D T A PU. CANADA TO ENTER EMPIREBIKERACE Trials at Toronto July 14; B.C. Men Apply for Entry TORONTO, June 4 (CF)—Cinidt wiu be repneentcd by i teim of blcyc * rlden it the British Brnplre gimu thlt tummer to compete in the tll-Brltleh cycling chemplonihlpt it Minchetter, Infland, B. I. Coup- land of Toronto, chtlrmtn of the Cintdltn Wheelmtn'i moclitlon racing boi. d, nld today. Ontario provlnclil trlilt for team aeUctlom will be itagid it Mohawk park, Brwtford. June M, md thl Dominion flml trliU it the ume park, probably July 14. Tha team will sail from' Montreal one wuk later. Candidate*, tn Vincouver, Sukttoon. Winnipeg, Ottawi, Chitbim md Montrul hive ipplled for permit* •ton to ride ln tbe Cmidlin trliU. Thi Dominion bicycle track ehim- plonihlpt in tcheduled for July 7 •t thl Cmidlin nitlonal exhibition trick, Toronto. Thi BrltUh Brnplre rlden wtll thue hive thru weeki of competition before they till. BAGS SIVIN FIGHT ro DBAW LONDON, June 4 (of cable)—Tld Hiyw, Wlnnlptg featherweight, and Phil Bevin of London tonight fought 10 roundi to i draw. Their bout wig tttged it the SUdlum club. Soles ^ ^ Service SEE THE M Cut Away Chassis of the FORD V-8 Showing • elur view of tvtry moving ptrt of thl tutomoblle. Something thit you have never eeen before. On Display Now at KOOTENAY MOTORS (NELSON) LIMITED Phona 117 Baker SL American Association Loulivlllt I. it Toledo J. IndlwipolU t, at Columbui 0. Si Paul t, at Mllwaukw 3. 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Mlddltux 147 md IM (Birt tt, Cadogm Wvm tor U, Hulme S3, Bntboven M, Herman ati for SB): Hampahlrt 340 ud S3 for two (Mud 71 not out, J. Smith light for, 103) it Southampton. Clotlng wont la other matchu thit md tomorrow win u followi; Dtrby Ml ud 7t fee four (Larwood four for tl): Nottlnghamihln M3 (HirrU M, Arnutrong flvt tor TS, Towmand four for tl) at Nottingham. Northimptomhlrt Ml (Tlmu 311, Peru tin for 71); Worceitenhlrt 117 for eight (Olbbe 131, Mirtla 108) it Stourbrldgt. Yorkihlre 314 md 103 for no wlcketa (Barber 71 md 141 not out, Da- vldton tl, Witt flvt for 47); Kent III (Todd tl, Woolley IM) it Lwdi. Olimorgtn 311 ud 111 for tour (L li lit. oetry four tor It); Ltleu- tenhln 137 (Berry 13, Arnutrong 18, Olty four tor N) at Hinckley. Wtrwlckthire 311 md M for no wlckita (Sutall to. Collint tl); Bulla 474 for wven declired (C k 171, Wtnilty 101 not out) it Birmingham. ROSENBLOOMTO DEFEND TITLE NBW TOBK, Juni 4 (AP)—Brno Plirmonta, htndtomi Italltn hour who married Mn. William K. Dick. the former Mn. John Jioob Alter, lut November, hu bun mitehed to fight Muey Bownbloom for thi world'! light huvywilght ehimpionihlp In i It-round bout thlt September, Mitchmiker Jimmy Johniton of MidUon Squire Oirdin uld todiy ifter telephone negotlltloni. ADA MACKENZIE LEADS GOLFERS KITCKBNBB, Ont, June 4 (CP)— Mlu Adi MicXinilt, Toronto'! pnmler womtn golfer, todiy urrtad off the medal round ot the Ontario ltdlet' golf ehimpionihlp ud ippeired on the wiy to hir tilth provtr- clil crown. Mlu MlcKinali eovared the Wutmount Oolf ud Oountry club oouru ln M to hetd thl tt com* petltort. Thi ptr for thi oouru U 77. Thru win tied for ucond plice wtth Mi. Thiy wm Mlu O. Mitchell of Klngiton. Mlu M. Mcintosh of Wtterloo ud Mn. A. B. Rutherford of Owen Sound. They'll only be Young once, Dad And thdy'rt longing for CCM. Bicycles THE precious yean of boyhood snd girlhood sre sll tee brief. Why not ttkt your boy sndgirl tos CCM. dealer's tedsy snd five etch e CCM. Bicycle? You'll be ts happy st they art when you tee them riding gtyly down the itreet. A CCM. it to hendy for riding to school snd going trrtndt. And it's tuch fut) to ride tuch sn easy-running bicycle. So healthful, too—developtttrengthtnd puts rem into the ehteki. Thit year CCM. givet tht boyi tnd girls smarter, brighter, snappier bicycles thtn ever, tnd st the ume time gives Dtd wonderful vtlue fer hit monty. The bright parts en 1934 C.C.M.'s tre not merely Chromium pitted, but the Chromium li applied ever CCM. ftmoui 20-year Niektl, 10 thet thii super-brightness ii ture to lttt T(ity htve new Endrick rimt, also Chromium pitted; rustless steel spokes; ntw, racy Dunlop tiret; comfortable suspension saddles; frames of seamless iteel tubing of aeroplane lightness; improved CCM. free-cot;ting, quick-stopping brake: CCM. Triplex-Hanger, CCM, hard-wearing enamel and ether featurei that, ttken altogether, make C.CM.'i supreme among bicycles. Leek boyi, girls, dtdi, mothers, at the 1934 prices: CCM. Boyi'and Girls' Modeli 152.59 CCM.Creicent (Men'ior Ladies').,..... 34. CCM.Stindtrd Rotdtttf •>, CCM. UMiu' ;.. _, CCM. Boy Scout 41. CCM. Roid Racar 42JS CCM. Light Roiditer 45.0 CCM. Light Delivery (lesi buket) 47.50 Time ptyments may be arranged for small extra cott. ■vdue Bicycles true' BtaBMHB » CCM. Bicycles ,Sold in Nelson by the ^*^ W Hipperson Hardware Co., Ltd. P ^-^ 823 Baker St. Phone 497 , --■:, - MOI «IOHT MAN ON RELIEF DRAWS THE AGA KHAN'S HORSE ily 46 of the Irish Sweep Tickets in the Dominion 150,000 MAY BE WON BY 9 PEOPLE Canadian Lucky Enough to Draw the Favtorite DUBLW, Jum 4 (CP Cible).- lAdy luok coat only • fleeting jlance ' tt Canada todty when the draw In the Irlah hoepltiU' derby iweep waa made, but It miy be enough to bring fortune! to • lucky few, Including i worker ln one of the weat'i relief roid campa. Out ot 1878 tlckete on home drawn In tbe 114,000,000 iweep* itikei on Wedneaday'a cliitlc, only • 46 went to Cmada, md out of theee 48, only nine were on nonet thit miy ictually itart. The othen hive been aoetched, to the moit tbelr tlcket-holdert miy get U 83070. The remaining nine miy win iny- thlng. up to 8150,000, imount ot tht tint prlzt In etch of the 18 prtie unite Into wblch the big iweep U divided. No CimdUn wu lucky enough to drew Colombo, thl hotteit favorite for the derby ln many yeire. Two Cinidlint however,' itcured tlckete on the Age Khmi Umldwtr, Joint noond favorite with BUton. Thne ire Btrney McGregor, whou •ddren li Roid Cimp 133 it Bellevue, Alii., md "Fine ruthere," of tbe Sunehlne Pigeon Lofte In Mont- reel. Oreit Brlteln, took 748 tlckete. United Stttei drew 835, Ireland 80, Cmida 48, South Afrlci 43, Indli 88, France 33 ind the reit ot the world 83. MORE ABOUT MRS. BRADLEY (Continued From Pigt Ont) nortei whleh hive not been •watched from the Derby. louver retuied to become excited when he wu Informed of hU good fortune In holding 1 ticket on AlUhth, i 38 to 1 ihot In the betting. Be le brtnch miniger for m engineering firm. Brnut T. McDowell ot Vlctorli hu Bot leirned thit he drew I ticket on Vilerlui, in outiider. Mr. McDowell wu out of town todiy on builneaa. Other Brltlih ColumbU ni who drew honei Included:: L. c. Trltei. 8*838 Oik St., Vincouver, on h«j- tline. "Tirun," (881 Olmble St., Vincouver) on Mountain Melody, "Windy" Michel, Kootenay, B. C, on Metre, "IMt Tty," (8678 Angui St, North Vincouver) on Achtemn. J. M. Viughin. THe, B, C, on Lambert. It couldn't hive come tt a better Ume, whit ever it it," Mre. Bradley told a reported ot The Nelion Daily Newt Mondiy. , "One of my torn (ive me the ticket tnd uid, Take it, md lt lt wlnt anything, lt't youri,'" the added. Mn. Bradley hu two tont, William and Fred, in Trail and another, John, a member ot the Vancouver fire department, it the coast. J. A.C. Laughton, R.O. 0PT6MKTR18T—optician Suite JOS. Medical Arti BuUdlnt RAIN HOLDS UP BALL SCHEDULE INTERMEDIATE BASEBALL LBAOUB STANDING Pilrvliw A-O. 1 1 .TH MiuUrt — 1 1 Mt Sivoy Hotel 0 i M0 Run prevented tbe Stvoy and Mtulere from pliyluj their ichedul- ed leigue gime on Mondiy evening. The gime will be pliyed on Wedneaday evening u the Filrvlew A. O. vi. Maulera gime, lilted for thit tune, hu been postponed to u to glvi the Btvoy md Miular'a clubi • chmce to catch up with their Khedule. _ MORE ABOUT FARM LOANS (Contlnned From Fige One) ltdlcUon tnd representing creditors ind debtor!, will be tppolnted to design settlement proposals which, it tccepted by the courts, will be binding upon all parties. INTERMT RATE Provision is also made to prevent the collection ot Interest at a rate greater thm 7 per cent on farm mortgages. It it further provided that security creditors shall value their security md it it is leu thm the face vtlue, the creditor miy not assert a claim to recover a turn representing the difference between the value he hu placed on the security and the ftce value. Involving, at it doet, an effectual assignment on tht part of the debtor farmer md compulsory icceptance by the creditor of a settlement by so much on the dollar, Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King, leider of the opposition, foresaw tangible obstacles ot Jurisdiction. He feared the farmer might be buoyed up with false expectation! by virtue of proposals which factors outtide control of pirliiment would prevent from achievement. NOT CRITICISM The opposition leider emphasized however, thit his remirks were not to be taken as criticiim of the measures. "Any legislation," said Mr. King, "coming within the competence of parliament seeking to preserve the rights of til parties and which aims, t>y reasonable methods at a compromise to meet a situation which ln tome particulars has become intolerable, will, I believe, commend itself to parliament generally." Mr. Bennett stressed the fact that creditors were as interested u any other clau in keeping the farmers on the lmd and in t prosperous state. The chief creditors were the Urge lending companies md representatives of these companies had conferred with the government over the proposed legUlation. The prime minuter, in moving the retolutlon preceding introduction of the bills, recognized the possibility of Qbsticlei to some ot the wider provisions arising from questions of Jurisdiction, md mentioned the fact that several of the provinces, tht prairie province! in particular, had already patted supplementary legislation. KEEP THEM ON LAND Tht chief object wu to keep the farmers—producer! of wealth —on the lmd, the prime minister tald, protect them from foreclosure proceedings which would drive them from their farms or reduce them to tenants. G. O. Coote (UJ.A.-Mtcieod) expressed appreciation ot tht move by the government to bring debt relief to ftrmen md urged thlt effort! be continued to get a lower Interett rate. Paul Mercier (Lib.-SL Henri) urged that the government S. further ud bring a limilir reef meuure to the urban property owner. , • The debate preceding carrying of tbe retolutlon was brief md the house then wmt Into committee of the whole where discussion wu general USES SELF IN EXPERIMENTS LONDON, (CP)-Dr. L. Coltbrook. reieirch director it Queen Chirlotte'i hotplttl. hu been experimenting with Infectloui mlcrobee md bu Injected them Into hU own hudi to Judge tbe effect. A mm who lives with hU mother- ln-ltw or fither-ln-Uw la only halt married, iccordlng to Turok Indiana of South Cillfomli. BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES toward tht purchase ef ntw 6. E. APPLIANCES We Allow You (or your old touttr to- wtrd the purchue of t new T-16 Toutmiiter. Wo Allow You for your old Iron or touttr towtrd thi purchue of i ntw F-30 or F-25 Hotpoint Iron or T-12 Hotpoint Touter. Remember—thit eStr it open for t limited time only. Bo act promptly* Yon etn gtt tht Iron ot touttr yoa wtnt tnd uve money. XD-M Wood, Vallance Hardware Company, Ltd. -THI NILION DAILY NIWI. NILION.. I.C—TUMOAY MORNINO. JUNI 8. 1884- AUXILIARY PATROLS HELPED SAVE DAY RELATES DAWSON Rotary Club Told of Silent Service That Swept Seas, Took Part at Zeebrugge and Sunk Many Subs A new light wu gtlned by tht Rotary club Mondiy on the eiwn- tui pirt pliyed ln the wtr by the Brltlih nivy'i tuxllliry pttroU, when R. W. Dtwton, wbo terved ln the motor-Hunch brtneb. give i vivid description of the ayuoue work- behind tbe icenei eo'fir u public knowledge of It went—done by the uitxlliry creft ot mmy klndt thit were found to be needed, A itrong proteat it tbe common ittltude thit no memorlei of the war ihould ever be netlled, wu voiced by Mr. Dawion. rOROETTINO THS WAR "I feel very heelUnt to glv. thli •ddresi becauae there eeemi to be theee diyi • tendency to uy, 'Oh, mother wu talk." "The wtr'i over, Let! forget It.'. I penonilly regret iuch in attitude of mind," wld Mr. Diwion. "became for thoee who were fortunate enough to hive in ictlve pirt In the war It wu i wonderful experience." BUting It hid alwaya eeemed to* him i wonderful provision of Niture thlt when one went beck over hU Wlr experience!, lt wu not the mliery ind hardship thlt be remembered, but the comradeship, he eipresied the opinion thit if the mtn ot tht wrvlcw hid been able to bring back with them the wnw of comradeship they hid hid In the war, and to tpply It to elvllUn pursuits, there would not hive been the trial md tretedlei thlt the put tew yean hid wit- netted Be tald hU centnl Idet In theee remtnlecencei would be to show comrtdethip end urvice In the perspective they reilly held. MSN Or SEA INSTINCT Entitling bU talk, "The Auxiliary PttroU, or the BlUnt Service," Mr. Dawion gtvi largely I picture Ot the portion! ot their work which be hlmulf wltneeeed, Tty personnel, he uld. coneUted almost entirely of offlcen md men ot the Royil Nivil Reserve, engaged prior to ltl organization in tht merchant marine, md of the Royil Nivil Volunteer Rtaerve, mide up ot imiteur jtchtsmen end fUhermen ud thoae trom civilian wilki of life who by Inttlnct rither thin training hid a love for tbi mi, often inherited ln a nation of eea-farera. in the cue of the volunteer Reatrve, to which the ipetker belonged, lt meint in lntenilve cramming count tn wi- minthip, whleb covered navigation, the aextant. gunnery ilgnilllng, md i vtst imount of other work, compressed into one month it Greenwich Naval college, end a month'! practical work it Southampton. ThU wu neoetatry to meet the unforeeen iltuation, tor, u Klbli Chatterton in hu book on "Tbe Auxiliary pa* troli," uld: "Among tht turprim ot thi orut Wir perhapi none wu greater thm the neceestty for md the dependence on in lmproviied nivy." MOTLEY COLLECTION Describing the Auxiliary Patrol u • motley gathering of ehlpe ranging from prlvite yichti, whalera, trawlers, driften, motor-ltunchei. end motor-boiti, Mr. Dawion itited it thl Armlitice there were 39,100 ranks ind rating! In thl trawlera reserve Hone. Theu little ehlpe were Kittered from Afrlci to the Arctic circle, tnd thilr dutlea were legion—trom flehlng under guird of irmed veueU to provide extn food luppllti for the bue to which they were ittiched, to mlne-eweeplng the chinneU to illow i free flow to commerce to the Brltlih porti, trom chiilng ind If poatlble bombing thl wily lubmirlne to Uylng down imoke-tcreene for thi Brltlih monitor! off the Belgian cout, or lt might hive been i policeman! but, or running errinda for thl large* iblpi. CREDIT FBOM ENEMY Thit thl wrvlce performed hid IU definite put in helping to win the war wu clear, Mr. Diwion uld, quoting the official admlsilon ot Admiral Koch, deputy chief of stiff under the Uto Admiral von Holt- tendorf, "thit the luccew of the BrltUh intl-iubmarine measurea wu due to llttenlng-ihlpa and to tut lurfice ihipt which compelled the u-botti to remiln eo long nibmerged, md to tbe convoy ■yitem." Thii would Include of courw deetroyen md p-boati, but it tin embraced the hundred! of imill artft thit, whlli perhtpt rare- ly lighting the enemy, yet. kept him under witer md thui limited hU ictlvltlei. There wen miny ciset on record where large itcel- bttflt lubmirlnei. often irmed with t 4.1-Inch gun tnd i 33-pounder, hid run iwiy from ■ wooden-built* bull motor-liunch. never irmed w.Tn anything larger thm a ll-pounder, and )n i number of cuei only t 3- pounder. Mr. Dawion uld he often thought the aubmirlni commindere were very licking ln initiative, for It they hid to chosen they could hive blown a whole flotilla ot the motor-ltunchei out of tht niter, kwplng out of range md aufferlng no i damage themtelvei, i courw thit would hive hid tn lmtnenw monl effect on the offlcen md men oppoied to them. THE "M. Uf When It became evident to tht •admiralty early In thi war thlt •mill crttt were going to pit; a luge pirt, pirtlculirly In thl tntl- lubmirlne campaign. Mr Diwion wld, m order of 550 motor -launches, or "M. !*.'•", ot wood plank conitructlon, 80-teet long V-botton type, ind ibout 13 feel bum, wu pliccd ln the united Statet, end they were turned out Uke ttuiigei it in ilmoit incredible •peed, ihlpped over on freighter!, ind put Into ttrvlM Immedlitely. Itch one carried a crew of nine—two officers, two motor-boatmen or engineer!, md five hand!, A itwl bulkhead divided the metallne from thi cook'a galley, with IU guollm atove. Aft were the ot* fleers quirten, end fore tht men'i quirteri, everything, including the galley, being on a minute icale. The gu tinki were down the ildei of the ehtp, the englnei burning 40 gtllom in hour for i need of la to 30 knots, end the ihtp circled 3000 gtllon! of fuel. A lj-pounder wu mounted forwird, md four depth ehtrgee, eich weighting 380 pounds, were oirrled on the stem. When tint oommiwloned each ot theu craft ilso carried two bind depth chirgei. weighing ibout M pound! tpleoe, which could be burl- id it i nib, ind tlio lanca-bomba on thi ind at i broomitlck to drop on It. but owing to the cue- lew minner in which thew two litter classes of goods were hindled, thi luthorltlu withdrew them. Be* low deckt were two 340 h.p. Internil combustion englnei, which worked well if fid good guollne, but not to well wben the idmlrilty iwued pinfln ar coal oil to mix with It when luppllei were ihort. ABSENCE PREFERRED "So you wi wi bad ill thi In- gredlenu of i flrit-cliw bomb, ind It rither hurt my feeling," Mr. Dawion related, "when, on more thin one occiilon, when lying ln port, the cook hid In argument In the gilley md thi itovt caught fin, ■nd cilloui Indlviduala cut ut loow and pushed ul out to Mi, Juit ln cue we wen not eucceeeful ln overcoming the fire before tbe 9000 gallon! of gu, the TN.T. and magt- ziue caught tire. However, tbow were the diyi of thi aurvlvil of the flttett, ud om oould hardly blame them." One of Mr. Diwaon'i flret tbrlUt ww whin hi wu wnt from storn* •wiy on the UUnd of LtwU, ln the Hebrldw, hU flnt b.w, tn chirge ot i patrol thit hid mutinied md put beck to port on account of thi weither, HU initruotioni to "we thit thi crew hid i itomich tonic" were being curled out, when the gilley broke loow ln the wont of the itoim, the craft ipring i Ulk, ana the lorepeak filled with water. The destitution, however, wu retched, which wu more thin hi it tlmw expected. MNUINO Of MINES On mother ooculon, from thi ume bue, hli motor-launch wu wnt out to elnk tome German mlnw reported floating on tht lurtace. The lttett Germtn ldu ln mine. Hying wu to Uy them ln couplet, connected by I uble, io that If a •hip mined one, lt might pick up the cable and draw them alongside. Locating thi pair, the craft took up IU .poeltlon to windward ind commenced rifle fire In order to explode md elnk them, but the bobbing iteel ipherei it a respectable distance were not euy to hit, or it my rite, their homi, which were the vulnerable pointi, ind a complicttlon occurred when the engine!, owing to thl poor fuel mixture, broke down, ind tbe craft itarted to drift down upon the mlnei. In the end polci were uted to fend off the mine from the launch's tides, great delicacy ot handling being required to aee thlt the polei did not hit tbe dinger polnU, the horni. Mr. Dawion dis- 'pliyed i horn, mowing how a very light blow could bend the lead shaft, md *o crack tbe teat-tube it contained, md frw Ite content of acid to contact i line plate, thui letting up in electric current thit would set off the detonator md explode the mine. Each mine, be end, nad foul; or five of theu horns, ind on the occiilon he described they certainly looked ugly, tthtu tbe englnei itarted hitting igiln, ind enabled tbe work to be flnlihed •t the proper dlitance. Presently Mr. Dawaon found hlmwlf order to scapa Flow, atlll further north, la the Orkneys, thl bue ot th* Onnd Fleet, At Cu lalindi wire neired, i pitrol uting itringtn, wnt up tlgnal fligt thit raid, "All yi wno enter hen ibindon hope." The euthor of thli welcome wu Lieut, crozler Bourke of Longbuch. Some dozen! ot U- landa, large ud imall, comprlM thi Orkney group, Mr. Dawion itated, and the tortuous chinneU contained eome of the wont water In the British Isles, luge ihlpe with full steam ahead sometlmti being It a standstill u they bucked a in to 13 knot tide ln the Pentltn'd Firth. Scapa Flow wu chown u • mooring place for the orand Fleet when lt could Ue within clow striking dlitance of. thi Germtn cout, ind it Uu umi time be protected igilnit submarine ittack. To glvi thli protection, mtny dozens ot thlpi were commendeered, ordered to Scapa nor, ind then sunk to block the chinneU between tbe lilandi, Scapa Flow being pric* tlcally an Inland wi. Mr, Dawson ahowed i large map hi hid dnwn ol thl Orkneys, with thew varloui barriers markid, A wutern entrance wu uied for imiller wtnhlpi, ay* wu protected by 1 ilngle ateel net. The louthern entrence, however, by wblch the Orud Fleet entered oi left, wu protected by two iteel neti ibout half i mlU ipirt, down to tht bottom, tour trawlera being atatloned ln thi center, two it uch net, to operate the gitei by drum, when a craft giving the proper signal wished to enter or leut. Moored ln thli Incloeed iei, It mllu by eight to 10, tbe ormd Plut from time to time would duh out to wi, wltb i icreen of ibout St deitroyen, whenever there wu a report thit thi enemy mi out. Thl gate tru wu divided on the mip into i number of iqutret, it tbe bottom of uch of which • mint wu fixed, with a hydrophone or listening apparatus attached, each connected by cable with a listening station on thi Und. If 1 lubmirlne got through the flnt gate the lound of lti propellori would be caught by the hydrophone of ltl pirtlcultr square, md i button pressed would mnn tbe mine under It would be exploded. Thll happened Juit onet during thl war, two weeka before tbe Armlitice, when Lieut. Emt- mun, ot UM FUndin flotilla, mide i lupreme effort to get through, md wu blown up bttwwn thi n-*i. Among thi lnoldenti Mr. Dawion wltnewed ft Supi Flow, wu tht blowing up ot tbe vmguird, lt.ooo- ton battleship, it midnight on July 9. 1*317, with i lou ol too men. It wu believed a time- bomb wu placed ln Ite magazine by tome worker ot Germtn deecent, whm it lut took on immunltlon. Mr, Dawton'i lwt phue of wrvlw wu on the north Corhleb oout. rrom thi aouthern point of tbe Bru- chinnel to Lind'i End, chiefly ln connection with convoy work. He declared no locount of the Auxiliary PttroU would bt compute without i tribute to the minesweepers, who hid few of the excitement! of war but ill of IU deadly perils, in thU connection be quoted the atlrrlni tenn ot Kipling, glorifying tbe deed! of a flotlUa at sweeper! thit operated oft tht Foreland. The speaker gave muy other Incident! ud ftcta. Including whit li known of the low of the Hamp- thlre, with Lord Kitchener, off the Brough of Blruy, on Juni 5. 1010, by a newly pieced German mini, then being only 13 mirvlvon of i crew of 000, the wuther being eo violent thit thi eecort of two de. stroyeri hid to turn back. The attack on Zeebrugge, In which the motor-launcht! pliyed luch i vital pirt, wu n ftmallar, hi uld, he need not to Into It. Hi itated tint thl Oermut loet Its lubmirlnei, 178 being iunk by the enemy, eeven being Interned tn neutral porta, ud lt Mint dta- iblid, ud rank by thl Oermui themwlvct. Ot tbt 178 thtt were rank by tbl enemy, ibout to wire credltad to mlnw, it wtn torpedoed by BrltUh Mibmtrlnw ud one by a French submarine, ibout a doieu were rank by thi BrltUh myitery ihipt, ud ilx woe bombed by pltnu-ipthen feU ylctlmi to neti, dwtroylfi. cruUeri, patrol beau, cbuere, irmtd tubing veeWU, triwl. en, md' irmed merchantmen. The lite of • decen or eo wu never fully etpliTned, meet being probtbly ittrlbutable to mlnu. in April. 1)17, Mr. Diwion uld, linking! by Oermin eubmirinca reached l.ooo.OOO tone, for (lie month, ud Britain wu within i month to ilx weeU of limine. Could Germuy hive kept to lubmirlnei coutantly it work on tbi gwt ■hipping routai In thi winter ud spring of 1317. nothing could hive prevented her t om winning the wir. The convoy eyetem wu then developed, to circumvent tht nlden of the deep. The Auxllltry Pttrelt pliyed no •mill ptrt In* their flnil defeit. F. O. Morey, chilrmin ot thl muilc committee, which wu re- sponslbU tor the diyi prognm, warmly thanked Mr, Demon tor hu splendid iddreu. MORE ASOUT Geneva Meet (Continued From Pigt Ont) thl United Statu whloh itand for dlsirmament u t meint of obtaining security md on tbi other Fruce which itandi for ucurlty tint. HENDERSON BROACHES SUBJECT Queetlon of Oermtny'i return to the conference wu brought up by Arthur Hendereon, prwtttent of the parley, who urged declintloni Frldiy by tht ilx poweri thit win neutral ln the grett wir md by Turkey ahowed the Importance of wcurtng Oerminy'i participation In the deliberations. Hi wld notei it the beginning of the yur from Fruce, Italy, thi United Kingdom ind Oermuy revelled a lerioui tttempt to reconcile dlfferencw. Tht tteering committee, be idded, ihould recommend to the commlulon wme method to ucure Oerminy'i participation In efforta to build up i convention. He propoeed the conference tdjourn ln order to wek return of Oermuy, a raggeitlon thit wu rapported by Anthony Eden, BrltUh representative. From Louis Btrthou, French foreign minuter, however, tbe propoial brought u outburit wblch recalled hU club lut Wedneedty with Blr John Simon, Brltlih foreign lecretary. WILL NOT "TROT" TO GERMANY "If you meu the Steering committee ihould trot over to Berlin for i aeialon," he Uld, "I for ont wtll not go. It would be uteleu unleu one hid Mouthing In one'! villw. Eden hu been touring Europe without re- lulta. We have valuable problema before in; let'i get on with our work." Normin H. DivU, United Statu imbuudor-it-ltrge, tgreed thit Oermuy ihould be brought back Into the fold If powlble ud uld he thought the queition of ucurlty might be wttled more eully It the relch wu reprewnted. Security, he emphulied, muit be conitdered In i Juit minner, but mmy nattom, Uke tbe United Statu, thought tbi best method to ichleve ucurlty wu by dlurmmunt. They were not Interested, he uld, ln methods to ictlve ucurlty unlew tbey Were connected wltb diurmiment. Mr. Eden laid real progrew would bt tchleved lf tbe four notw Mr. Hendereon mentioned could be reconciled. He uld tt would be unnecessary to establish new committeea which would be uwlwe. He idded that he believed the pro- poull of Foreign Commissar Maxim Lltvlnoff ot Ruwla were outelde the proper eoope of the conference. (The Ruwlu plm would mike the conference a perminent orgulntion for protection of world peace whleb would atrlve for agreement oh armi limitation md reduction; work out agreement! to guarantee eecurlty, ud coniult imong poweri In cue of treity v I oil tloni. I M. Utvlnoft uld everybody wuted Oermuy" buk ln the conference but thit meinwhile work of the parley ihould continue. Mr. Hendereon ended the dltcuulon by emphulslng tbtt when be told the conference Frldiy thi iltuitlon wu very terloui hi wu not exig- gentlng. MORE ABOUT HEAVY RAINS (Contlnutd From Pigt Ont) burned by drought, miy not hive received much benefit, farmen uid. Thundentormi ippeired in thc region, indicating the storm wis not ovtr. CHERRIES HIT Starting, late Sunday, rain fell within a ftdlut of 75 miles of Walla Walla, Wuh., greatly benefitting whett crops, but causing damage to the cherry treet. A totting train fell throughout eutern Wuhlngton and northern Idaho. Throughout the Paloute country, where growers uld tprlng wheit crops were being badly burned, the rain wu hailed joyfully But ln Lewiston md other sections, cherry growers uld the rain would cause tht truit to crack. At Sm Francisco the normal rain- fill ll only .19 inches, the weither buretu uid, but the precipitation already Jud manured one-quarter inch today md it wu still raining. The weither buretu laid the run in Cillfomli mostly wit ln the north tnd central lections, with some ih the high Sierras. The fore- cut wu for more rilnfill. MORE ABOUT 7 KILLED (Contlnutd From Pigt One) row wcipe. Juit three mlnutu before the explosion, thl children hid ip- proiched the working nun, md hid bun ordered' back to thilr homw. Two other memben of tbe party, Id- ward C. Petty, foreman, md Wlldon Crawford, were eome dlitance away from thi blaet md were uninjured. D-. O. B. Cooley of Norman, who aailited of.Icltli In Investigating the exploelon, uld Crawford wu the only penon In i potltlon to lw tht blut, md hi did not wltnew lt, beciuw hit bick wu turned |t the moment. Petty yt** ibout i htlf mill from tht tcene. DUtnught by the accident, be turned wide quutlonere with "Whit It there I cm wy?" USA* FRAMES HUGE PROGRAM HaP FARMERS $1,780,000 Approved by Representatives as Supply Bill PLAN SIX MILLION ADDITIONAL AID Month of Drought Is Most Serious; the Prices Rise •CHICAGO, June 4 (AF)—While drought itrtcken ueu of the mlddle- wwtern United Statea farm belt, given raeplte from ibnormal hut today, drank In beneficial but Inadequate wwk-end rains, Wuhlngton officialdom, led by Pruldent Rooaevelt, framed I multl-mllllon dollar relief program for tbe blighted regloni. The preildent tummoned congressional representatives ot IS Itatw to mut him tomorrow to dltcuw relief plrai. A report nude to the relltf idmlnli- tratlon wld famine oondltloni would prevail tn ona section unless early rain or federal aid were forthcoming. The houw of representatives approved ■ lupply bill providing 11,780.- 000 ud i potential relief expenditure of up to 10,000,000,000. The meuure, lt ww asserted, give ample authority for providing fundi for drought relief. BELIEVE PESSIMISM Ralni ooursed through parched field! in Minnesota. North Dakota. South Dakota and Mutant, ud ln Mattered wctloni of Iowa. Illinois, Nebruki md Kuvti. Thirsty root! of ill but dud whwt In the Dakota! received witer, relieving peeelmlun ot firmer! ln thow itatw. A month ot severe drought hu created substantial price gains .In firm commodities, itatlitici on Chicago market! ihowed. The following table glvw the price range trom April SO to June 4. April 80 June 4 July whwt 791,'. 0«'A-% July com 4714 83%-84 July oita 3814 4114-% July rye 1814 80% Hogt, (top) 3.80 3.88 Cittle (top) „ 0.00 3.00 Firm economists asserted price gains would prove tubstantlal offwt to thl unofficial estimated drought dimigi of more thin 8300,000,000. MORE ABOUT AXE KILLER (Contlnutd From Pige One) • oen he htd bwn kwplng company wltb MireelU Weiver, i wiitresi, described U 10 yeara older thin the youth. y Shortly liter hf hid reid ln i newaptper thit police were warch- lng for blm, Payne, a former law itudent, iurrendered to offlcen there md wtl returned to Lot Angelea. Asked lf he knew anything that Would cause him to kill, thi youth wld in tutomoblle accident two years ago hid made him "miserable." "I hive bwn miserable ever ilnce thlt manslaughter chirge wu flUd againat me In St. LouU," he uld. "I drove u auto thit killed in elderly women. The courts lowered the charge to negligent opentlon of • motor vehicle. But I couldn't forget I ktUed someone." FOUND SUGAR OUTPUTS DOY. N OTTAWA, (CF) —About 31,383,000 pound! of raw sugar were Imported Into Cuada ln March compired with 134,383,800 pound! ln March 1383. Importa ln the flnt quarter were 83,- 003,700 pounds u against 184,318,100 In the oorrwpondlng period 1933. Oold wire hu bwn drawn io flni thit It weighs one ounce to 3,600 yards, ind makei bumm hair look * come ind thick by com- pirUon. HOLEPROOF HOSIERY You probably buy mora socks than any othar single item of apparel. And every pair must lit right, look right and wear right. That's why we're so careful to have the right kinds in the right colon. SILK OR SILK AND WOOL 501, 75tf, fl.00 EMORY'S Limited NEWS OF THE DAV Trinity Treble Choir Becitil Frldiy. June 18th. (3833) Bedding Plants tt orlzzelles, open evening!. Phone 187. (9834) Women'i Hospital auxiliary regular meeting Friday, 8th, it Mlw Zwlng'a 3 o'clock. (3837) Nelwn Rowing club tnnutl meeting, Wednudiy. June 8th. Council chimberi, g pm. (3838) Come ud have i good time it the dance ln Tmlr, Thura. June 7. Olvtn by udlei Guild. Oood Music. (3840) DANCE AT CANADIAN LEGION WBUNEKDAY, Ith, I p.m. TROJAN ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION 35 CENTS. (3S38) MORE ABOUT WAR DEBTS (Contlnutd From Pige One) parlaon with ttrma given other nttloni. Great rBltiln, the note uld, It convinced thu reaumptlon ot full payment! might provoki financial •nd economic chaoe and had, ac* cordingly. auipended lti clilmt on lta debtors. The United State!, to ipeed world recovery, the note u* wrted, ehould do lta pert by recog. nlilng the reilltlu ot thi iltuitlon •nd reviling prewnt agreement! on • payable bull. WASHINOTON NOT SURPRISED Offlcltl Wuhlngton, whlli dlup- polnted, wu not lurprtwd. The argument! put forth were, to a Urge degree, reiteration ot the BrltUh note of December, 1033. OffIcliU were reprewnted u believing thit other debtor mtloni .would follow Britain's lead. The BrltUh note thui would force i showdown on the entire debt! quutlon with Preeldent Roouvelt expected to break the deadlock by Inviting the London government to enter Into dlacusalom for t wt* .lement they conilder powlble to fulfill. "Hie Mijeaty'i government.' the BrltUh note wld, "ire faced with i choice betwwn only two alternatives, viz., to pay In full the eum of 8383,000,000 u wt forth ln the communication trom the United Statea treuury, dated May 36, or to impend ill Interim piyments pending 1 final revlilon of the wttlement, which hu been delayed by eventi beyond the control of the two government!. REGRET CIRCUMSTANCES "Duply u tbey regret tbt circumstances wblch hive forced tbem to tike iuch • decuion, HU Majeity'i government feel they could not assume tht responsibility ot idoptlng i courw which would revive the whole lyitem of Inter-govirnmentil wir debti payments. "Al already pointed out, the resumption of full payment to the United Statw would . necewltite • corresponding demtnd by HU.Mij- wty'i government from their own war debton. It would be a recreation of the condition! which existed prior to the world crUU ud were ln a large meuure rwponalble foe lt. "Such procedure would throw i bombihell Into thi Buropein ireni which would hive financial ud economic repercussions over all five continent! md would postpone Indefinitely tht chancea of world recovery." FINLAND TO PAY A few mlnutei before the British note was made public L. Astrom, the Flnnilh minister, informed the ttate department that the Finnish government would make full pay ments ot itt wtr debt initalment amounting to $1H,93S In New York on June 15. The BrltUh note uld that while piymtnt would bi deferred until "It becomu powlble to dltcuu an ultimata wttlement of Inter-gov- ernmentil wir debti with a rat* lonible protptct of igreimint," tht Brltlih government hit no intantlon of rtpudlttlng Itt obligation* ind It prtpirtd to enter Into a dltcuulon of tht wir dtbti qu tttl on whenever Pruldent Roouvelt feelt iuch a conference would product retultt of vtlut. OTHER NATIONS SILINT Debt payments totalling nearly $900,000,000 from 10 other nttloni are alto due on Junt 15, tnd tht state department hu received no information concerning the ittitude my ot the other govemmenU will take. The nott pointed out thtt Greit Britain had mtde large louu to many othtr nttloni tnd thit in paying the United Statu nearly half of the original loan, it already had paid all it hid received from other nations as well at conildertble turns from itt own resource., SUSPENDS ALL DEMANDS Great Britain, became ot the world crisis, the note idded, hat suspended all demands on itt debton until a general reviiion ot inter- governmental debts cm be effected in the interett ot world recovery. The note uid the improvement thtt hu taken place In the Brltlih budgetary iltuation wit due to unprecedented ucrifices by tht British "for 15 yetn," tht nota wld, "they (the Britiah people) htvt been paying taxation on a tcale for which it would be hard to find t ptrrallel elsewhere. Thlt taxation* amounting to dote to one-quarter of the national income hu tggra- vtted the depression over a long period tnd constituted a formidable problem to the nttlontl finance! ever ilnce the *ar ended." SACRIFICES HELP PEOPLE Thue sacrifices in taxation, the note added, have enabled the government to rettore unemployment allowances ind tiltriet ind lt would htve been "a grow aft of social Injustice to have denied thit relief to the people ln order to pty wtr debts to the Unitei Statet while suspending war debt-paymenti dut to the United Kingdom? Northern League Briinird-Supertor postponed, nln. Di/uth 3, Eau Clilre 3. DELICATE SKIN NEEDS CAREFUL TREATMENT THESE HOT DATS! Of Cretan ind Pawdere at Hlghett Quality ear Itock li complete. Smythe's Pharmacy PHONE 1 Preicrlptlont our Specialty Annual banquet Nelton ind DUtrlct Old Ttmen Awoclitlon, Hume Hotel, wednudiy. June 8th, 1034, it 8:30 pm. Ticket! 11.00. (3834) Madam Oltdyi Attrw'i dancing cluws commence todty. Tuet- diy, June 8. Sliver Ball room Hume Hotel. Babies 3:30, Junlora 830. union 4.80 (3833) Left take 1 trip to China with Bev. T. W. Seed it Trinity Church. Frldiy. Juni 8th, 8 p.m. Admission Adults 38c, children 10c. Auspices of Trinity C. O. I. T. DUpUy of Chin* ew Antiques. Tel aerved. 13839) Filrvlew Athletic Club MILITARY WHIST DRIVE AND DANCE Wei., latt* I; Parish Hill, Filrvlew Doora open 7J0. Dsnclng 11-3. Oood Prlves. Refreehmente. Admission 36c MUSIC BY MELODY MAKERS (9841) The Annual Meeting of repre- wntitltet of Kooteniy, slocan, md Arrow ukei Lecila affiliated with the Auoelated Groweri ot B.C., Ltd., will b» held In <he Boerd of Trade Room, NeUon. on Thundiy, jnne 1th, it 10 i.m. "t>" contract holder! are Invited to attend. 3. 3. Campbell, chilrmin. (3838) TOMORROW CKOnXg] ANNA STEN A Bright New Star Zola's Voluptuous Lady of the Boulevards LAST TIMES TODAY MARGARET JOHN SULLAVAN BOLES 93 FEATURE PLAYERS ta "Only Yesterday" By the Director of "BACK STREET" UJ^&i .. .j- . j'j^^J'j _■
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