ft.
PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday
FiaVif
in
Mnvip
T
.Paris
it-
to
Accidental
Shooting
of
Small
Boy
A
Finger
Print
Said
Who
Did
It
"Don't
hut
that
wio'loir.
do
you
nt
to
smother
us"
shouted
John
Brvra
u
a
man
imr
him
in
s
lower
East
&dt
movie
is
New
York
got
up
to
doM
a
window.
"Shut
up'"
said
the
other.
A
fight
followed
and
the
two
men
eir
hanging
punrhea,
strapped
their
way
to
the
street
where
the
fight
was
renewed
with
pistols.
Leo
Parosm,
a
little
tor
playing
on
the
sidewalk,
fell
with
a
bullet
in
the
he
i
a
ad
died.
Brown
was
arrested
and
tried
for
murder
but
acquitted.
The
other
man
nude
a
getaway
dropping
Stops
Body
Odour
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UAL
MOTOtl
his
gun
as
he
ran.
The
police
found
linger
prin's
on
it
which,
when
compared
with
records
at
Headquarters,
identified
a
man
named
Nelker
as
the
shooter
This
was
in
1022,
Nothing
was
heard
of
Nelker
until
this
year
when
he
was
arrested
on
another
charge
altogether.
Ilk
finger
prints
were
taken.
They
quiekiy
tied
him
in
with
the
boy's
death
yean
sgo
and
be
was
tried
aad
conricted
of
manslaughter.
Ills
finger
prints
betrayed
him.
Your
Prints
on
Foods
May
be
Germ
Laden
Fee
hew
ms
finger
prists
were
dangerous
to
Peter
Nelker,
a
hot
beaded
bad
mtn.
See
bow
your
prists
can
be
dangerous
to
you
too
usines
man,
teteber,
housewife,
stenographer,
whoever
you
may
be.
All
day
locg
you
are
teudgsz
things
which
other
hands
hare
tanked.
Hands
which
may
be
term
laden
hands
whose
owners
may
be
ill
or
disease
carriers
and
YOt'R
hands
ri'tk
up
those
rerms.
Then
you
touch
an
article
of
food
a
chocolate
or
a
bisouit
and
disease
germs
are
deposited
on
the
food.
From
yonr
mouth
the
terms
spread
rapidly
to
your-systera
and
you
may
fail
a
victim
of
some
deadly
disease.
Life
Kit
fusion
Institute
records
show
that
27
diseases
may
be
spread
by
the
hands
in
this
way.
You
Can
be
Safe
How
ran
ae
1
safe
from
germs?
Thev
are
everywhere,
they
infect
the
hands
of
aila&ke.
There
is
one
method
whkh
everyoo
can
easily
une
to
be
safe.
Wash
the
bands
many
times
a
day,
and
always
before
a
meal,
with
LiebttoySoap.
It
contains
a
germicide.
Manv
other
valuable
qualities
too!
A
Lifebuoy
bath
keeps
you
safe
for
many
hours
from
body
odour.
Thousands
make
sure
of
not
ofl
ending
by
this
means.
Children
are
safe
from
infection
through
the
rleanfing
of
little
ruts
and
scratches
which
might
other
wise
become
infected.
Aids
Complexion
Too
So
skilfully
is
the
germicide
com
bined
in
the
soap
with
two
famous
palm
oils
that
the
result
is
a
smooth,
luxurious
beauty
soap
whore
lather
goes
deep
into
the
pores,
lifting
out
all
impurities
and
causing
the
akin
to
glow
with
health
and
beauty.
You
will
learn
to
like
the
scent
of
safety
which
quickly
vanishes
after
use,
but
tells
you
of
Lifebuoy's
protection.
Why
not
have
the
EXTRA
protection
in
your
toilet
snap
which
only
Lifebuov
can
give
you?
Keep
a
rake
oa
the
washtmsin
and
for
the
bath
so
that
all
your
family
can
benefit
from
this
world
famous
health
soap.
Get
a
supply
of
Lifebuoy
from
your
dealer
today.
Lew
BrMfcen
UmUtd,
TerMlo
Lifebuoy
Health
Soap
A
Luxury
Soap
Plus
a
Germicide
the
value
,
.7""
i"
"-'ICJC
CADrr.
Mr
HI
It
'-.
aer-,
o
GENERAL
MOTORS
buM.
vjBT
complete
line
of
motor
can,
one
for
every
purte
and
purpose.
You
will
find
them
on
display
at
a
dealer
near
you.
Study
their
value.
They
are
thoroughly
Canadian
in
manufacture,
and
Tine
cart
in
every
respect.
Then
again,
General
Motors
offers
the
motoritt
many
other
advantages.
One
of
thaie
is
General
Motors'
own
time
payment
plan
GMAC.
Your
continued
satiifaction
is
pledged
by
the
Genoral
Motors
Owner
Service
Policy,
the
broadest
and
most
generous
in
the
industry.
And
a
splendid
body
of
dealers
located
everywhere
in
Canada
is
ready
to
demonstrate,
at
your
convenience,
General
Motors
value.
tool
in
th
cLtiifi.d
p.g.i
of
your
hen
boot
undor
Gonoral
Motor
or
th
sddrtli
of
th
nrtt
dealer.
69
FINE
SHOW
PRESENTED
Beauty
Shop"
Enjoyed
By
Large
Audiences
at
Capitol
Theatre
Afternoon
and
Evening
Under
the
auspices
of
the
local!
was
scored
by
the
use
of
exclusively
'
local
talent.
All
persons
present
at
both
performances
were
keenly
delighted
and
expressed
congratulations
to
lodge,
director
and
performers
on
the
success
of
the
show.
Some
seventy
persons
took
pafrt
in
the
staging
of
"The
Beauty
Shop"
by
George
Mitchell
in
a
manner
which
left
nothing
to
be
desired.
Among
the
Players
Other
of
the
Important
parts
were
taken
ably
as
follows:
a
dancing
chauffeur,
Sam
Joy;
Miss
Mont
gomery,
a
customer,
Miss
Matzie
Macdonatd;
a
stout
party
by
Miss
Jean
Grieve;
Corsica
n
innkeeper
by
J.
II.
McCllnton;
Corsica
n
duel
ist,
William
Mitchell;
Spanish
sou
venir
glrL
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen;
Spanish
dancer,
Mrs.
A.
A.
Easson;
Corsiean
undertaker,
H.
A.
Ponder;
a
homejy
girl,
Mrs.
Nona
Hodgson,
and
a
mermaid,
Miss
Molly
Cross.
Taking
part
in
danee
and
song
numbers
as
well
as
supplementary
roles
were
Mrs.
S.
J.
Jabour.
J.
A.
Teng,
Miss
Nan
Craig.
Miss
Laura
Frizzell.
William
Lamble.
Joe
Scott,
Miss
Connie
Thome,
Miss
Margaret
McOulre,
Miss
Chrlssie
McLeod,
Miss
Jessie
D.
Moffatt,
Miss
Florence
Smith,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Miss
Margaret
Palmer,
Miss
Marjorle
Blance.
Mrs.
Ian
Fraser,
Miss
Ame
lia
Pilltbury,
Miss
Frances
Cross,
Miss
Ethel
Christy.
Miss
Irene
Mitchell,
Miss
Evelyn
Zarelll.
Miss
Louise
Zarelll,
Miss
Murial
Morris,
Miss
Netta
Clark,
Miss
Maude
McOulre,
Miss
Mary
Comadlna,
Miss
Connie
Morgan,
Doug
Nelson.
Alex
Mitchell,
A.
S.
Nlckerson.
William
Murray.
W.
O.
Harold.
Ralph
Smith,
Mike
Butnlch.
E.
B.
Clark,
W.
E.
Wllllscroft.
Bert
Morgan,
Stanley
Dalby
and
Percy
Mcintosh.
Orcncstrai
music
was
lurnisned
by
Charles
P.
Balagno's
augmented
orchestra
and
it
was
a
treat
to
lis
ten
to.
Ushers
were
Frank
Russell,
Lee
Gordon,
Floyd
Smith,
William
Elm
hurst,
Benny
Wendle,
Miss
Victoria
Krikeysky,
Miss
Nellie
Ourvtch
arid
Alvln
Johnson.
Cashier
for
the
at
ternoon
was
Mrs.
D.
A.
Brown
with
W.
D,
Vance
presiding
at
the
door,
Evening
cashier
was
D.
A.
Brown
with
Trevor
Williams
at
the
door.
DR
MAGUIRE
ON
TRIP
EAST
Local.
Dentist
to
lie
Away
For
Short
Time
on
I'rofrssional
Business
Dr.
J.
F.
Magulre.
local
dentist.
Ic(t
on
this
morning's
train
for
Chicago,
Cleveland
and
Toledo
where
ho
will
spend
a
short
tun;
on
professional
business.
While
in
the
East,
Dr.
Magulre
will
visit
the
II.
G.
Flschtrx-Ray
Co.-
in
order
to
familiarize
himself
with
the
latest
X-Ray
equipment.
Ransome
St
Randall
and
the
Cleveland
Dental
Manufacturing
Co.
,
will
also
be
visited.
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AKOUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Consolidated
Not
to
Work
Emerald
This
Season-Party
Rushinp;
Into
Nation
River
Ogilvic
In
Manson
Creek
Country
Althouch.
H.
C-
Hughes,
who
for
the
past
few
seasons
'
-
.
m
W
t
a
.
.
il
A...
I
Elks
Lodge
ana
direction
oi
c.
H.jjas
Deen
engineer
in
cnarge
01
operations
on
me
property,
(Lewis,
delightful
presentation
was
just
a
vsit
to
the
Emerald
group
in
the
Sibola
tL-lncfrot
the
central
interior,
it
is
announced
that
Con-;
SyP
and
S2S
j
"dated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
Ltd.
will
not
have
a
crew
mance
last
night
ox
the
colorful
,
worKing
on
tne
property
uunng
tne
coming
summer,
xur.
musical
comedy
"The
Beauty
shop.",
Hughes,
who
was
in
Smithers
a
few
days
ago,
expects
to
it
suffered
none
through
the
factSpen(j
he
entire
summer
in
the
central
interior
on
explor-
that
"Beauty
Shop"
had
been
pre-
tlioIJ
and
examination
work
for
his
sen
ted
nere
seven
vears
aeo.
it
was
i
embellished
by
new
song
and
danee
hits
which
made
almost
a
new
show
of
it.
In
all
another
notable
success
'PROSPECTORS
.
and,
throughout
the
entertainment,
,
WINNIPEG
June
10
Search
fo
It
was
quite
evident
that
only
per-,
mineral
wealth
in
1931
in
Canada
s
Prince
George
where
they
were
to
sistent
and
persevering
rehearsal
j
nearer
north
awaits
only
favorable
board
a
Western
Canada
Airways
and
practice
could
have
brought.
Wfatber
when
flying
proapc-tois'
nlarve.
nUoted
by
Cant.
8.
E.
McMU-
about
in
such
a
short
period
of
time
jvjii
pilot
thrir
'planes
to
Hel:U
lan,
famous
Arctic
flyer,
and
pro-such
finished
and
excellent
training
j
rich
with
hidden
treasure.
UnlUc-
ceed
north.
The
find
is
reported
to
as
was
exhibited
by
all
in
a
great
diversity
of
roles
Between
those
who
took
the
leading
roles
there
was
little
to
choose
since
all
were
very
good
indeed,
each
carrying
out
his
or
her
part
in
excellent
form.
Miss
Jean
Robertson
was
ner
usual
vivacious
self
in
the
part
of
Vivian,
Dr.
Budd's
secretary.
Miss
Palema
Cameron
was
the
demure
French
custodian
of
the
shop.
William
Mitchell
left
nothing
to
be
desired
in
taking
the
part
of
Hiram
Sharp,
chairman
of
the
committee
of
creditors.
Miss
Evelyn
Dalby
made
a
pretty
ward
for
Dr.
Budd
in
the
person
of
Anna.
L.
F.
Smith
carried
off
the
part
of
Phil
Faraday,
in
love
with
Anna,
in
his
u$ualgood
style.
J.
W.
Plommer
ably
characterized
Daniel
Webster
Briggs
Dr.
Budds'
attorney,
while
the
im
portant
role
of
Dr.
Arbutus
Budd,
proprietor
of
the
shop,
was
taken
ARE
EXCITED
Kith
Mineral
Strikes
in
Manitoba
Attract
Attention
field,
Not
far
from
the
noted
Shcrri
i
don
country.
In
Manitoba,
actlv'.tv
will
be
holding
sway
in
the
Fay
Lake
area.
tne
of
a
gold
strtV"
this
winter.
Slakets
will
delve
In'
the
property
when
the
snow,
r
i
disappeared
to
find
what
boun
¬
ties
beneath
the
white
blanket
nt
which
they
blindly
measured
th-1
laims.
Into
mining
areas
of
Atha-
papuskow.
Reed
Lake.
Elbow
Lake
and
File'Lakie
drespectors
will
migrate
for
another
rear
of
digging.
Big
Year
Expected
This
year,
the
men
who
moil
for
riches
appear
to
be
veering
away
from
the
hunt
for
base
metals
to
ward
precious
gold
finds.
PW-tlmers
expect
1931
to
surpass
the
past
two
years
in
production
and
exploration
of
new
ground.
Ice
la
leaving
the
lakes,
rivers
and
trv?
-treams,
presenting
landing
place
for
the
pontoon-fitted
'planes
and
a
great
stretch
oi
mirterto
un
touched
country
will
be
covered.
Slowly
but
steadily.
Canada'
mining
North
is
being
conquered
by
man
One
of
the
greatest
pio
neering
effort
of
recent
years
was
accomplished
within
the
bleak
Arctic
Circle
last
winter
by
the
Northern
Aerial
Minerals
Exploration
Company.
Ltd.
At
the
huge
bornlte
find.
In
the
Coppermine
region
of
the
Northwest
Territories,
a
crew
of
the
company's
men
toiled
through
the
winter
months
seeking
a
valuable
sulphite
of
cop
per
and
iron.
Tlurtna
tu
rfrnarv
enld
rlavi
th
company.
Attracted
by
reports
of
a
rich
placer
gold
porperty
on
Nation
River
near
Finlay
Forks
in
the
central
interior
well
north
of
the
Canadian
National
line,
a
group
of
Vancouver
men
consisting
of
Hon.
W.
C.
Shelly
MIA.,
Chris
Allen.
W.
Mc-Kee.
E.
Watson,
Toronto
mining
engineer
and
M.
Pearee,
dredge
expert
of
Edmonton,
left
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
last
week
by
auto
for
their
breihern
of
years
gone
by
have
been
made
by
two
old
pros-'be
prospector
of
today
tunes
hit
pectors
who,
using
only
the
crudest
ourney
to
the
mining
territory
In
of
methods,
have
been
extracting
days.
Monttu
of
plodding
over
ba
about
$00
per
day
from
the
dig-
ren
tends
afoot
and
by
canoe
ariglngs.
Fort
St.
James
on
Stuart
no
more.
Just
the
twist
of
a
pr.
,Lake.
about
fifty
miles
south
of
oeller
and
a
flieht
through
'
Motion
River,
will
be
used
as
head-
floods
and
the
land
to
be
mined
I.-;
reached.
When
weather
clears
and
the
days
of
snow
have,
definitely
ed,
the
mechanic!
birds
will
earry
the
treasure
seeWrs
Into
the
d'f
-tricts
of
Beaver
Lake.
8ak
i.
country
causing
oxcltenwnt
amonr
the
miners
this
year.
Ookl
has
been
found
there
and
commercl-.l
ore
has
been
proven,
up
by
drlf
'n
at
the
100-foot
level.
An
Fn
.
lish
syndicate,
the
Amisk
Gold
Syndicate,
has
number
of
claims
in
quarters
for
the
party.
W.
M.
Ogilvle
has
left
Vanderhoof
to
spend
the
season
In
the
milling
region
of
Manson
Creek
and
thereabouts
in
the
Interests
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
It
Smelting
Co.
Mr.
Ojllvte
has
already
spent
a
.
number
of
summers
in
the
same
re-
iglon.
Jack
Hunter,
for
drunkenness.
lake
was
fined
$25.
with
option
of
30
1
secured
a
days'
Imprisonment.
In
city
police
I
this
new
court
yesterday
afternoon.
BUY
NOW!
And
Save
Money
A
sharp
advance
on
all
imported
goods,
will,
make
an
advance
in
prices
necessary.
Here
is
your
opportunity
to
slock
up
at
low
prices.
ttuy
Here
to
Advantage
Shredded
Wheat
For
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per
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Ready-Cut
Macaroni
7
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Swansdown
Cake
Flour
per
pkg
Ensign
Marmalade
4's
per
tin
Malkin's
Best
Custard
Powder,
per
tin
Malkin's
Best
Extracts
per
4-oz.
bottle
Malkin's
Best
Strawberry
Jam
4's,
per
tin
McLaren's
Jelly
Powders-
5
pkga
10c
49c
38c
45c
29c
35c
67c
40c
Granulated
Sugar
100a
QC
Jft
ner
sack
QDMV
Granulated
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SO's
per
sack
$2.75
Brown
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50C
A
rd
prlforpreaenring
season)
men
lived
in
tent,
enclosed
,r.
Igloos.
They
ware
the
first
to
carry
on
mining
operations
In
Canada
with
a
blacksmith
shop
etlrely
made
of
Ice,
ad
snow.
.Carried
into
the
north
by
airplane,
the
men
had
supplies
sufficient
to
last
until
July
when
additional
food
and
equipment
wilL
be
brought
In
by
'plane.
Efforts
are
being
made
to
brlnj
the
Eskimo
Into
mining
operation.
This
year,
the
Aborlglnee
of
the
Coppermine
territory
were
busllf
engaged
In
hunting
cariboo
and
seal
flshlwr.
but
prospectors
do-
clarc
they
will
continue
to
6eek
the
aid
of
the
Eklmo
In
developing
mineral
fields
of
the
north
DOLLY
VAItDEN
RAILWAY
TRACK
BKINO
ItKI'AIKLD
The
department
of
public
works
has
a
small
crew
of
men
at
work
clearlnn
and
repairing
the
Dolly
Varden
railway
track
so
that
it
may
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for
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;
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summer
months.
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so
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to
give
work-to
unemployed
men.
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Nowl
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&
Fruits
Bunch
Carrots
4
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New
Green
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5
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Oranges
5
dog.
.'.
Bananas
Fresh
and
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3
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Yellow
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3
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Large
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Local
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.Mrs.
W.
O.
Story
Was
Interesting
Speaker
at
Gathering
Yesterday
Afternoon
Mrs.
W.
O.
Story
of
Toronto,
con
vener
of
education
for
the
Catholic
Women's
League
in
Canada,
gave
a
very
interesting
address
before
the
members
of
the
local
Catholic
Women's
League
in
the
Church
Hall
yesterday
afternoon.
She
spoke
on
the
duties
and
alms
of
the
league
apart
from
the
monetary
end,
speaking
among
other
things
on
educational
work.
At
the
close
of
her
address,
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
Mrs.
Story.
There
was
a
large
Interior
Couple
Wedded
Last
Week
VANDERHOOF,
June
9:
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
In
the
United
Church
Manse
here
last
Wednesday
afternoon
when
Miss
Eleanor
Gertrude
Chilton
of
West
Vancouver
became
the
bride
of
Ivar
Edward
Black
of
Fraser
Lake,
the
ceremony
being
performed
by
Rev.
R.
O.
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you
paia
your
suoscriptlon
to
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