agi
two
T2
.'.-TVS
Sharp
Pains
lo
His
Heart
U.S.
Champ
Mr.
Fred
Nerves
J.
Chute,
In
Thomson
Bad
Condition
Station.
NA,
News
of
The
World
Pills
writ:
with
"I
wonderful
Lave
used
result.
Milburn'i
Heart
mud
Hem
s
Sport
My
heart
would
beat
so
fast
I
would
hare
to
ait
down
when
at
work
chopping
in
the
woods.
I
had
sharp
pains
in
my
heart
when
I
would
li
kmou-sUsM!
.down
at
night.
My
oervw
were
also
in
a
-very
bod
ooditkm.
Price
50c
a
box
but
after
using
two
boxes
of
Milburn's
Heart
ana
CHICAGO
ON
1
he
Latest
tor
the
Links
ROUND
HOUSE
Nerve
Pills
I
feel
just
fine,
and
am
fourteen
pounds
beaTir
than
I
hava
been
for
years."
Ca,
SW
Its.,
at
TMto.
all
drat
Umu
o4
iturtl
ft
Lor
m.
r
aaill
dirt
ou
rcipt
ol
prua
by
Tha
T.
UiTliaM
TOP
AGAIN
i
WINS
MATCH
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NEWS.
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JUember
of
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Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
KDITIUN
USE
BULKLEY
BEEF
j&mk
r
is
H
.a2BlBlBlBlBlBHrB,l9L
"YeSlstlie
Kidneys
Saturday,
May
7.
193l
A
special
shipment
of
Bulkley
beef
has
been
made
to
Prince
Rupert
this
week
and
we
take
great
pleasure
in
re-commending
that
local
people
give
this
product
their
favorable
consideration.
It
is
in
the
nature
of
a
trial
shipment
and
is
likely
to
be
followed
by
others
next
year
if
it
proves
sueeessful.
This
beef
comes
from
a
Telkwa
farm
and
its
success
or
failure
is
being
watched
with
great
interest.
If
a
reasonable
profit
is
made
it
is
likely
that
the
method
of
feeding
will
be
adopted
by
others.
There
is
no
doubt
about
the
quality.
The
only
doubt
seems
to
be
as
to
the
practicability
of
the
.method
of
production.
Telkwa
has
often
shipped
beef
to
Prince
Rupert
and
much
of
it
has
been
declared
excellent
but
this
shipment
will
be
better
than
any
sent
heretofore.
Locfk
to
it
that
Bulkley
beef
has
a
place
on
the
table
some
day
at
least
next
week.
PRESIDENT
DOUMER
The
shooting
of
President
Paul
Doumer
was
a
cragy
act
of
a
crazy
man.
He
must
have
been
craty
or
he
would
not
have
done
such
a
thing.
Doumer
was
an
old
man
holding
an
nonored
position
in
the
French
republic.
He
was
not
in
a
position
to
take
any
active
steps
in
political
life
owing
to
his
position
and
his
age.
He
was
the
innocent
victim
of
a
fanatic.
Acts
such
as
these
are
often
the
product
of
the
unsettled
times
through
which
the
world
is
passing.
There
is
unrest
everywhere.
Owing
to
the
greater
interdependence
of
countries
than
ever
before
in
the
history
of
the
world,
the
unrest
is
more
widespread
and
the
news
of
the
condition
is
better
reported
than
ha.
ever
been
the
case
in
the
past
owing
to
better
news-sat.
hevinr?
facilities.
"The
Pain
ere
Pains
in
the
until
of
the
back
ttll
ct
kidney
dttsngementi.
Other
symptoms
arc
pallor,
loss
of
weight,
dryness
of
the
skin
end
swelling
of
the
limbs.
Backache
is
the
most
certain
warning
that
the
kidneys
trt
(tiling
to
filler
the
poisonous
uric
tcid
from
the
blood.
You
miy
also
have
frtqucnt
hctdtches
tnd
tching
limbs,
for
tcid
poisons
tlwtys
cause
bodily
pains
tnd
tches.
II
you
want
to
positively
remove
the
cause
of
such
ailments,
it
is
dvistblc
to
use
Dr.
Chase
i
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
For
hall
a
century
they
have
proven
their
success
as
a
most
effective
meant
of
restoring
the
health
and
.activity
of
the
kidneys,
the
liver
and
the
bowels.
It
is
because
of
their
dwect
and
combined
action
on
these
orgtns
thtt
they
prove
effective
when
ordinary
medicines
(til.
Put
them
to
the
test
and
you
will
certainly
be
pleased
with
the
prorrpt
and
certain
benefits
obtained.
Dr.
Chase's
KIDNEY
ana
LIVER
Pills
And
wc
.:tink
na.;.-
ti
jus"
about
.wui.;..
io
puis
pons
Coleman
Clark
Chicago
aroKer.
battled
his
way
to
victory
over
250
contestants
for
the
United
States
championship
Growing
Seed
Southern
B.C.
Peas
Being-
Supplied
From
Northern
Interior
For
Farmers
in
South
Of
Province
In
an
address
given
last
night
to
he
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Harry
Bowman,
agricultural
and
colon
tea
-
tlon
agent
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
toM
of
an
effort
being
made
to
secure
the
supplying
John
W.
Allen,
superintendent
engineer
for
the
Dominies
Fisheries,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Van-dourer
last
evening
in
the
course
of
lour
of
coast
pmnu
on
official
duties.
District
News
SMITHERS
Donald
Sutherland,
the
new
district
nariculUtraliet
here,
has
tieen
ipsjointod
ehaifvnari
of
the
agrlcul-un1
commHtee
of
the
Smlthers
'wd
D!Tirin
Board
of
Trade
In
.succession
to
S
8.
PMUIps
who
recently
left
the
district.
i
James
P.
pwnejr.
toeal
hullder,
:
-c,
herr
on
Monday
of
this
week
f
ir
Terraoe
enroute
to
Lakeiee
Lake
whese
he
villi
he
engaged
on
construction
work
In
connection
with
a
n?w
hotcsVto
he
built
at
the
hot
sprlnjrs.
The
pay
of
malntenanec-of-way
employees,
darks
and
stationary
Miremen
on
toe
(Janadian
National
.Railways
was
cut
ten
percent
as
from
May
1.
I
The
lee
ytflfjout
on
tJn
heels
I
Lake
on
f&mkv
IJwttfrMthe
!
f.jry
made
a
Uth
lacrcws
the
same
.
.
.
.
i
t.
i
1
1
ij
w
Miifsg
uratrii-
iyne
oi
lOotsa
l
ake
out
to
the
hospital
at
Burns
Lake
I
I
Rev
David
Donalaeon
and
tfor-!
Imnn
H
Ktlpntrlck
left
on
Wetlne-,
jday
of
tills
week
-to
attend
the
(United
Church
Conference
in
New
I
Westminster
Boston
Braves
Drop
to
Second
Place
in
National
League
Giants
Leave
Cellar
CHICAQDjUay
7
-Chicago
Cute
moved'into
'first
place
in
the
National
League
yesterday
by
defeat,
ing
Brooklyn
Rubins
on
the
home
grounds
here
while
the
Boston
Braves
were
being
subjected
to
another
rout
by
the
Cincinnati
Reds
at
Cincinnati.
Pittsburg
Pirates
dropped
in
to-the
cellar
by
losing
to
the
Phillies
while
Brooklyn
Dodgers
and
New
York
Giants
are
now
tied
for
seventh
place,
the
(Hants
having
rec
orded
a
ctoee
vtobary
ever
the
champion
fit.
Loui
cardinals
M
St.
Louis
New
York
Yankees
moved
bask
uito
third
pla.ee
is
the
American
League
by
scoring
a
n-un
efetnv
out
over
Detroit
Tigers.
Oewkiiibd
dropping
to
fourth
pia.ee
by
tesing
to
the
Philadelphia
Athletics.
The
Washington
.Sena
tons
aittoaHtgh
defeated
by
Chisago
White
Sox,
re
tained
the
league
leadership
over
the
Tigers
by
a
safe
margin
of
one
and
a
half
games.
Yesterday
seores
:
American
League
St.
Louis
Boston
t.
Detroit
0.
Netv
York
1
Chisago
JB,
Washington
8.
Cleveland
2
-Philadelphia
5.
National
League
Brooklyn
1
Chicago
3.
Philadelphia
4.
Pittsburg
2.
Boston
1.
Cincinnati
14.
New
York
4.
St
Louis
3.
Baseball
Standings
Boston
American
League
Washington
Detroit
of
seed
peas
tor
Southern
British
.
i..iu.lE
on
c
I
New
York
juwumuw
aium
irrn
bini
u.w.
oujiiw-
thing
like
thirty
carloads
of
peas
had
to
be
imported
annually
from
England
or
from
Eastern
Canada
to
supply
the
demand.
The
seed
grown
in
Southern
B.C.
was
not
suitable.
To
make
a
test
the
Dominion
gov
ernment
bad
supplied
farmers
with
from
12
to
16
bushels
of
seed
peas
and
the
resulting
crops
had
been
excellent.
The
seed
from
this
pro
duct
was
bow
being
tested
in
lower
mainland
and.
if
saeeessful.
as
was
expected,'
H
would
give
a
niee
return
to
the
farmers
who
would
specialise
on
growing
thtn
seed.
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St.
Xouis
9
Chisago
1
6
i
National
'League
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
.....
therOineinnati
.......
6t.
Louis
Brooklyn
New
York
Pittsburg
w.
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11
14
8
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12
9
7
7
7
L.
5
6
6
9
10
12
14
16
L.
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6
8
11
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DIVISION
Arsenal
4.
Blackhuru
Rovers
4).
Aston
Villa
2:
HuuteraMeld
Town
Z
Dglton
Warsderexfl
3:
Liverpool
J.
Chelrea
3:
Westham
United
2.
Bverton
0:
Portsmouth
1.
Ortsneaxy
Town
3;
ShaWeid
Wed-
jiestkyr
1.
MWkllesfcffough
J;
Leicester
fJUy
SbtUUM
United
U
Blackpool
3.
SIXOXD
DIVISION
Btadlord
City
0;
Millwall
0.
Burnley
1:
Nottingham
Bant
0.
Chavrlton
Athletic
3:
Wolrer
hatnpton
Waiiderers
i.
Leeds
United
0;
Portataje
2.
Noiii
County
3:
Bristol
Cliy
0.
Oldham
AUitette
2:
Barnsley
PlymouUi
Argyle
4;
.Chttateifleld'
0.
Pxeaton
North
End
2;
ToUenham
Hotspurs
0.
'
Southampton
lj
AUncheater
Unl-ted
1.
Stoke
Citv
i
Bradfprd
fl.
Swansea
Town
s;
Bury
0.
8
01TBALL
POSTPONED
'
The
High
school
softball
game
bntween
Plraii
and
OlanU.
scheduled
tor
yesti
rday.
afternoon,
was
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
FOOTBALL
JWay
7Booth
v.
High.
May
11
-B
aid
tn
tvs.
iillith.
May
14
-Borden
VS.
Booth.
May
!S-
!!
..!)
Vr:.
Booth.
Wha'
ti-."
wclltJr'iv'd
fcminiri
goltei
v.ill
wear
may
have
li&tlf
to
d
wlti:
thut
picture
but
!ora
uid
Mary
think
they
have
the
snappiest
rlgout
on
-be
Ca-alma
golf
course,
and
as
Catalma
goe.s
su
i;
es
the
nation
'tis
saio.
NEVS
OF
THE
MINES
AUOUND
PU1NCE
.UUl'EUT
Interest
Iking
Displayed
in
Dog
Creek
McGill
in
Vancouver
to
Raise
Finances
For
Jessie
Group
Airplane
in
Atlin
District
Alining
Dog
Creek
32
miles
north
of
Vanderhoof,
which
was
the
eatyie
of
placor
discovoriee
last
season
by
prospectors
who
wore
on
their
way
to
Rainbow
Creek,
is
attracting
a
good
deal
of
interest
right
now
and
is
due
to
lie
explored
by
sev-
ernJ
parties
during
the
next
few
weeks.
A
few
days
ago,
George
Brucgy,
formerly
of
Alice
Ann,
left
Vancouvur
for
Dor
Croek,
accompanied
by
J.
M.
Greenwood
and
William
McFarlane,
also
of
Vancouver.
The
uarty
took
a
motor
truck
load-
ha
ben
making
a
number
of
ad
with
sufficient
supplies
to
last
tghU
with
mining
men
to
stake
all
summei.
Mi
.
Bruggy.
who
pas
on
new
gold
strike
at
Shoo
Ta
sad
throueh
Prince
nunert
reenUr
Nook
In
the
Hard
River
district
Newcastle
United
J):
J3tmlnsiam
enroute
to
Vancouver
from
Alice
"here
tt
is
believed
that
rich
placer
3.
Arm.
is
verv
ontimutic
in
rrartt
ta
claims,
slaked
by
John
Hamilton
progpects
at
Dog
Creek.
and
comrades
S6
years
ago
and
lost
ever
since,
have
been,
redls-
l.S
MoOUl,
well
known
Smit
iters
covered.
baxrictar
and
mining
man,
Is
at
present
in
Vancouver
making
ar-
ranjements
tor
further
financing
of
development
work
on
the
Jessie
gold
mine
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
LONDON
I'AHTY
WILL
KliMAIN
wiioli:
HAY
(Contrntied
from
Page
1
near
Smlthers.
The
people
of
Sml-
clent
to
at
least
partly
cover
cost
then
i
have
already
put
up
4CO0O
lot
me
vlflt0M
-HmM
en
which
is
conUdered
a
splendid
ough
people
here
who
would
be
in-showing
for
a
town
of
such
a
size,
treated
in
seeing
that
they
were
Values
run
from
$10
to
$15
per
ton
property
entertained
E"
e,j8fle
P"-Jrte-jMr.
McQIll
w.
q.
Nlckerson
suggested
that
stetod
In
vancouvcr.liE
Mcaill
is
tno
party
miaht
bc
UkSTfo7a
trip
very
en
husiastlc
for
the
future
up
the
Skeena
mver
tol.U
one
S
l?!lblUf
!.hsf.umlne
andi?be
eanneries.
This
would
be
a
X
S?ltS
tT1
wMb,
thc
Iwponte
of
PWienoe
to
them
and
the
canned
brlther.
people
to
hU
appeal
le8
would
be
In
full
opialta
for
finances.
On
thc
board
of
dlrec-,
Mtm
lt
b
p
"J
tors
of
the
Jenie
mine
are
such
uke
the
nartvT,
.h!
nw
o.
prominent
Smlthers
eitizens
s
J.
trtjc
nl?
p.
m
.
"
ttJCove.
members
of
the
n
R)Ar,v,
r
a
,.ni.t.
uri...
wvwit
m.
mcMiu,
u.
ii.
rvenney
ana
ocaosion,
a.
j.
Mayer.
use
of
a
boat
and
the
Pacific
fl.il
.torn
trip
around
the
harbor.
Pilot
Stain
McMillan,
with
the
fill-!
viim.c
.
imetirl
Junkers
plane
tjf
the
Cana-.
A
new
washer
will
"
usua
lv
tnn
jdian
Airway.
Ltd..
is
being
kent
tlrjnplng
it
J?
S
J
The
'to
ZrUcsTva'Ss3
fT?
T
"
SVi
no
I'
w
m
mining
properties
in
various
dl-
1
ard
to
enrn
hnu;
tn
i,,
4,
actions
from
Atlin
where
:he
Is
VtZ
TZ
makln:;
his
bu:,o.
Pilot
McMillan
plumber
Ca,llng
a
Navy
Defeated
By
Score
f
ji;...
1
1H
am
tn
.
ti.
sottbali
in
tne
unnaaian
Wiitn
i
r,,
,ion
Association's
mjiluui;
tm
ia:t
evening
the
K,,,,,,,!
Hon,
smothered
the
Navy
u,
lt.
lui
16
to
1.
The
Wavy
plavn
,,
,,m
game,
especially
in
u
Jllrt
Round
Hotwe
tayed
iu
,wm
w'
all
the
way
behind
u,.
,l)lvnit
pllcntna
or
rtaby
i
Round
House,
collerii
i
i,1;
jm
six
times
up.
The
pluvu,
0t
(
r,A
.:l
third
ease
was
ku':
rtouno
noust-
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