TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Saturday,
February
15,
1930
High
Low
XXII
.
No.
38.
un.
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(Canadian
Press)
VICTORIA,
Feb.
H,
Without
recorded
vote,
the
legislature
on
Thursday
rejected
the
Opposition's
motion
for
production
of
all
correspondence
dealing
with
the
case
of
John
L.
Barge,
who
was
dismissed
as
mining
recorder
at
Queen
Charlotte
City.
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
other
Liberals
made
pleas
on
behalf
of
the
island
pioneer.
Alaska
Native
Bandsmen
Were
Visitors
Here
During
the
brief
stay
here
last
night
of
the
steamer
Princess
Mary,
Indian
bandsmen
from
Alaska.
35
S'TOng.
eolntr
south
nn
a
enneert
tour
under
the
auspices
of
the
Salvation
Army,
of
which
they
are
Streets
to
,he
local
Citadel,
nlavlnir
enlivening
airs
as
they
went.
The
natives
proved
themselves
to
be
real
musicians
and
their
unique
visit
Mil,
no
doubt,
be
appreciated
in
the
south.
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P,
r
orinern
oieamer
nuns
Into
Bitter
Cold
When
Steaming
Into
Skaeway
ncountcrcd
Five
Below
Weather
in
Lynn
Canal
With
Bit-
ter
North
Wind;
Could
Not
Unload
Lumber
Cant.
C.
C.
Saintey,
master
of
the
C.
P.
R.
steamer
nw
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the
Mary
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ran
into
into
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ariiir
naL
rir
upv
pan
Last
Night
by
Winning
Over
Lions
ii
a
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1
UI1C
1X1
IIil
I1WTK
E3.M.
The
Duckaroos
are
at
the
I
the
league
with
a
total
of
agaln.it
Vancouver's
SO.
.rau
over
sicagway.
The
seas
were
heavy
and,
plunging
over
the
vessel's
bows,
formed
lee
as
soon
as
they
landed.
Pi.ot
house
windows
were
coated
with
Ice
a
foot
thick
and
a
hole
had
to
be
chiselled
in
order
that
the
quartermaster
might
see.
On
reacrnrw
3kagway.
the
j
vessel's
boom
were
f
roaen
solid
I
and
freight
had
to
be
discharged
i
i,out
the
side
ports.
Heavy
timbers
p;
r
iLAND.
Feb.
14.
Portland
on
the
vessels
forward
deck"
con-1
t
-t"
its
lead
over
Vancouver
signed
for
the
White
Pass
Railway
i
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
could
not
be
budged
and
had
to
be!
.ci
points
by
defeating
the
carried
book
to
Vancouver.
Coming
down
the
coast,
ice
was
being
pried
and
broken
off
the
ves-'
l's
docks
and
skies
and
thrown
overboard
ouldnave
Government
lakie
Over
All
Publicly
Supported
Hospitals
in
This
Province
VICTORIA,
Feb.
14.
That
the
provincial
government
a
;e
over
the
administration
of
all
publicly
supported
hos-nals
in.
the
nrovince
was
the
substance
of
a
resolution
.
x
.
placed
berore
tne
municipal
commuiee
01
me
legislature
k"erdav
by
representatives
of
the
Union
of
British
Co-
i
.
iOia
Municipalities,
ine
municipalities
aiso
asueu
ior
complete
overhaul
of
the
province
s
school
taxation
by
a
elect
committee
of
the
House.
Meanwhile,
as
a
temporary
aperient,
the
government
was
asked
to
increase
by
fifty
i
.
a.
l-
-
i:t:
e
t
i
ularic
s-
and
to
hand
over
to
the
municipalities
a
share
of
ii
juor
profits
on
the
rJzs
basis
wmcn
was
anerea
m
ivzv.
BARGE
CASE
HOCKEY
IS
DISCUSSED
Government
Refuses
To
Disclose
Complaints
Leading
to
Dismissal
Senators
and
Canadiens
Play
His
toric
Tie
Games;
Maroons
Swamp
Detroit
OTTAWA.
Feb.
14.
In
one
of
the
most
exciting
tussels
of
the
season
on
local
ice.
the
Senators
and
Montreal
Canadiens
Dlayed
a
historic
tie
game
in
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night.
The
work
of
both
goalies
featured
the
game.
At
New
York
the
Rangers
once
more
took
undisputed
hold
on
second
place
in
the
league
by
defeating
the
Pitaburgh
Pirates
for
the
fifth
time
this
season.
At
Montreal
the
powerful
Mrfrdons
put
an
end
to
the
hopes
of
Detroit
for
a
berth
in
the
league
playoffs
by
scoring
three
goals
In
an
overtime
period
of
a
wild,
rough
game.
The
scores
wera:
Pittsburgh
i.
Hangers
4.
Montreal
6.
Detroit
3.
Theatre
in
Prince
Albert
Is
Burned
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Sask.,
Feb.
14.
The
Strand
Theatre
hero
was
destroyed
by
fire
last
night
with
a
loss
estimated
at
$80,000.
MARY
COLONEL
JAPANESE
STATEMENT
Are
Not
in
Favor
of
Maintaining;
More
Cruisers
Than
NVces-sary
for
Defence
LONDON,
Feb.
14,
The
Japanese
delegation,
in
a
statement
at
the
naval
disarmament
conference
yesterday,
generally
ajreed
with
previous
British
and
American
announcements.
So
far
as
heavy
cruiser
were
concerned,
Me
Japanese
stated
that
they
"desired
to
maintain
the
minimum
of
strength
sufficient
for
national
defence,
taking;
into
con-fclrJcvfttinn
the
strenjths
hell
by
other
powers."
PROPOSALS
ARE
UNFAIR
At
Iast
One
Cannery
Company.
Is
Opposed
to
The
Howe
Regulations
VICTORIA.
Feb.-
llvRlghta
ef
independent
fishermen
wo.ild
be
corapletelyt
swept
vaway
by
Hon.
S.
L.
Howe's
fishing
pro-posals,
Ar-hie
W.
Shiels,
president
of
th-
Pkeena
River
Packi.
Ing
Ob4
"operating
Port
Ecrtvafd
cannery,
on
the
Skeena
River,
told
the
fisheries
committee
of
the
letuJature
yesterday.
He
protested
that"
the
proposed
regulations
were
unfair,
to
the
independent,
canneries
in
allotment
of
gear.
'
P.
Marshall,
president
of
the
B.
C.
Protective
Fishermen's
As-soelaUon,
came
to
Victoria
to
protest
on
behalf
of
fourteen
thousand
fishermen
he
JUDGE
WAS
THREATENED
Young
Man
Given
Additional
Month's
Imprisonment
by
Judge
Howay
of
New
Westminster
NBV
WESTMIN8TER.
Feb.
14.-
sick.
He
declared
"If
anything
hap
month
for
contempt
of
court.
Pleads
Guilty
to
False
Pretences
Sentence
Will
Be
Pawed
Upon
Check
Artist
by
Judge
Young
Next
Monday
Appearing
before
Judge
F.
McD.
Young,
In
County
Court
yesterday
afternoon
for
speedy
trial,
Harry
L.
Tayloi
who
victimized
one
local
bank
and
several
places
with"
worthless
checks,
pleaded
guilty
to
two
charges
of
obtaining
money
by
false
pretences.
Pending
the
record,
if
any,
or
accused
Deing
ODtainea,
1
sentence
upon
Taylor
was
reserved
Ik..
V.I.
hnnn,
until
Vfnnriav
aftnr.
UJT
1.1.9
llVUVt
uiihi
iuvhuh;
h..w.-
noon
next.
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
14.
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.2034.
1
1
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
FEB.
14,
1930
WAP
HECTIC
M
Canadian
Delegates
at
Conference
Boston
Grill,
LA
ROE
CA1IARET
Special
Dinners
Tbvutdaja
and
Saturdays
Dancloc'Etery
Saturday
Night,
9
to
It
Dance
BaU
(or
Hlra
AJcomaiMiUons
(or
Prttata
Partle
PUONB
497
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
OTION
IS
PASSED
Coming
third
was
Eric
Sandstrom
couver.
(Continued
on
page
two.)
Great
Medical
Discovery
For
Benefit
of
Women
Is
Made
In
McGill
University
Laboratory
MONTREAL,
Feb.
14.
What
is
described
by
the
faculty
of
medicine
as
a
remarkable
discovery
which
will
contribute
greatly
to
the
relief
of
feminine
disorders
and
general
health
and
well:bcing
has
beejt
made,
in
the
biochemical
laboratory
of
McGill
University,
it
was
announced
last
night.
The
discoverer
of
the
new
drug
is
Dr.
James
Collip,
who
was
associated
with
Dr.
Banting
in
the
discovery
of
insulin.
Commenting
upon
the
discovery,
Sir
Arthur
Cur-rie,
president
of
the
University,
said:
"It
is
a
remarkable
discovery
and.ghould
bring
relief
and
comfort
to
thousands
of
women
throughput
the
world."
Col.
Peck
Urges
That
Watt
he
Reinstated
in
Public
Service
of
B.C.
Stinging
Rebuke
to
Minister
of
Finance
From
Soldier
Member;
Liberal
Proposal
Voted
Down
VICTORIA,
Feb.
14.
A
stinging
rebuke
to
Hon.
W.
C.
Shelly
was
administered
by
Col.
C.
W.
Peck,
V.C
in
the
legislature
yesterday.
"Nobody
would
stoop
to
say
that
Norman
Watt
would
steal
$150
of
public
money,"
he
asserted.
"But
the
minister
of
finance
did
say
so."
interposed
T.
D.
Pattullo.
"I
carry
no
banner
for
the
minister
of
finance,"
said
Colonel
Peck,
who
is
a
Conservative
member.
"The'
members
on
this
side
of
the
house
are
associated
vith
me
in
the
determination
to
see
that
Norman
Watt
a
square
deal.
Whatever
he
did.
I
am
convinced,
from
my
acquaintance
with
him
and
from
the
testimonials
of
friends,
that
he
did
npt
commit
an
Intentional
fraud
on
the
public
treasury.
I
want
to,
say
on
my
own
responsibility
that,,
Spencer's
moUon
for
an
investiga
tion
of
Watt's
conduct
under
the
Departmental
Enquiries
Act.
"If
,
the
premier
would
assure
us
that
he
would
appoint
a
judge
our
objections
would
largely
disappear,":
TOOK
MONEY
FROM
CITY
whether
Watt,
was
misinformed
or,
"
mliguidrd.
he
gave
magnificent'
Ottawa
Civic
Offhial
i'leads
Guilty
service
to
this
country,
as
did
his
I
lo
ThcU
ol
More
Than
wife.
He
Is
a
man
In
shattered
(10,000
health.
It
would
be
an
act
of
grace
for
this
if
oyernment
to
reinstate
'
lffrwA.Fe
4--0
him
in
the
public
service.
'
to
thirteen
charges
of
con-
Largely
on
Colonel
Peck's
assur-
verting
to
his
own
use
and
thereby
ance
that
he
had
originated
the
stealing
money
from
the
corpora-
suggesUon
of
a
departmental
en-
Uon
ot
lne
cUy
ot
Ottawa
was
en
quiry
ana
on
nis
expression
oi
con-
by
Bradford
Broad,
former
Canadian
delegates
at
10
Downing'
Street
."'Deft
to
ndence
ta
na.
fides
of
Pre-
taShierin
the
city
treasurer's
of-
riirht
Commodore
Walter
Hose,
chief
of
navaTstaff
i'Cbl.
mler
TIe
m
w13
,tnai
in
lice,
in
police
court
yesterday.
The
T
T
T)..l
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f
1
Jr
.V
1
wamuiu.i
uutu
uc
George
Vanier,
Canadian
delegates
to
naval
conference,
the
house
adopted
col.
Nelson
arriving
at
10
Dow
ning
Street,
London.
Long-Distance
Races
Furnish
Excitement
in
Ski
Tourney
at
Bums
Lake;
Vancouverite
Wins
Just
and
theft
aggregated
more
than
$10,000.
Broad
will
be
sentenced
on
next.
FREE
HERRING
OFFERED
TODAY
;
said
Capt.
Ian
Mackenzie
from
the
opposition
side.
Gammon
&
Watt
Left
Ten
Tons
at
No
such
assurance
being
given.
Salvage
Floats
This
Morning
the
Liberal
members
stuck
to
A.
M.
For
Public
Distribution
Manson's
amendment
for
a
royal
;
BURNS
LAKE.
Feb
1-1
In
the
12-mile
club
rncp
here
commission,
but
the
Conservative;
Gammon
&
Watt,
who
are
seining
vesterdav
in
the
Omineca
Ski
Club's
tournament.
Axel
oree
voted
it
down-
Tom
UpMn.at
Pearl
Harbor,
this
morning
left
,
.
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i,
i
T1
...
n.
,
.
,
.
,.
,
,
.
'
,
.
Labor,
voted
against
the
govern-'
at
the
floats
or
the
Pacific
salvage
Sneis
of
Hollyburn
Pacific
Club
led
a
strong
field
of
entries
ment
,
Co
ten
t0M
of
hmtilg
tor
Iree
dtfl.
for
the
cross-countrv
run.
In
his
finish,
he
disnlaved
nil
Vhen
county
uourt
Juage
t.
w.i
i-ji
exnert
skier,
descending
the
loner
slone
to
the
Departmental
Snqulrics
Act
was
to
go
and
get
them.
All
that
Is
irnwAV
wnronrwi
Annnn
Annerson.
;
s.
?-
cu
.
.
.
.
.
.
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nuu'V"
'fVio
r.;cV.
HQ
uriHi
a
,Uanlot.
of
nH
cUll
.MnVi
nnV.nA
fr
that
it
emtowered
the
minister
of
lasked
of
the
nubile
is
that
thev
be
ir.?-f?
IVmii.
,mnce
t0
name
a
PUcal
Investl-i
sure
and
bring
their
own
conUinars,
aTVf'fTIMr1
'
the
urinHiw
of
the
crowd
of
nectfltnrs
He
We
heat
Deat
Pete
me
l!fALllINli;pr01tfW,i.
,
l"rimat1"
1Bh;
;o
fPP,aU01
tjlTe
?r
W?
C
fPectaWri
Lue
him-
'for
everything
of
that
nature
at
A
Al
l
V
imnnthji
lmnrlsonment
yesterday.
Rnnrlnes
of
Hums
Tjnke.
the
hnlner
nf
the
Western
Hann-
.j,'
......
i..
...
already
.
-
sen
self
and
ana
the
Lne
dismissed
dismissed
official.
omciai.
This
mis
,
.Lne
the
floats
iioaLS
has
nu
nireaav
been
Deen
ex
ex-
Anderson
shoutd
that
he
should
;
(jan
championship,
by
one
minute
and
seven
seconds.
Con
not
be
sentenced
as
his
mother
was
I
nltions
were
ond.
with
the
thr-.
.
.
was
unjust
and
unfair,
he
contend
;ed.
The
only
way
the
injustice
mometer
at
10
below
sero.
,
witnessed
by
a
grea:
gathering.
The
could
bo
avoided,
he
said,
was
for
pened
to
ner
wnne
ne
was
in
ja.U
A
record
wa8
established
by
Sneis
recofd-hung
up
-jy
Axel
Sneis
is
one
Mr
Shelly
to
resign
and
let
an
act-he
would
do
something-
to
the
Judge
;
tnat
j,
keep
the
0,
the
hour
seven
minutes
five
seconds,
mg
mmuter
appoint
the
commls-
re
"
wona
ousy
to
oeat.
Almost
every
jWitn
ree
sananes.
me
pnae
oi
tne
sloner.
"And
I
say
he
should
for
it."
'ski
club
in
Western
Canada
sent
Ommeca
Ski
Club,
second,
in
one
sttrn
until
tn4c
thlntr
1m
nvor
"
4a.
His
honor
warned
Anderson
that
representatives
to
the
Omineca
Ski1
hour
eight
minutes
twelve
seconds.
ciarei
the
member
for
North
Van-
he
would
receive
an
addlUonal
term
club
tournament
and
the
demon
If
h
coiiUnued
to
talk.
Anderson
,tration
of
skill
and
endurance
was
kept
on
and
was
given
an
extra
i
Vancouver
Rubber
Man
Passes
Away
F.
A.
Richardson
Was
Manager
of
Ames,
Molden
&
McCready
and
Tioneer
Resident
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
14.
Frederic
A.
Richardson,
aged
54,
manager
here
for
the
Ames
Holden
St
McCready
Rubber
Co.
and
a
resident
of
Vancouver
since
1890,
la
dead.
Capt.
C.
C.
Saintey,
who
was
In
port
last
evening
southbound
from
Skagway
In
command
of
the
CP.
R.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Is
on
his
last
trip
north
before-leaving
Vancouver
on
February
21
to
bring
out
the
company's
new
steamer
Princess
Elizabeth.
It
is
expected
that
ihausted.
Capt.
Thomas
Cliff
will
be
in
com-
pact.
tuand
ot
the
Skagway
boat
for
the
balance
ot
the
wlntar.
Governor-General
And
His
Lady
to
Visit
W
est
Again
OTTAWA.
Feb.
14.
Oovernnr-Oeneral
and
Lady
Willlngdon
will
visit
British
Columbia
In
April,
but
no
announcement
has
yet
been
made
of
the
points
to
be
visited.
4
FRANCE
THINKS
WAR
WITH
UNITED
STATUS
OR
BRITAIN
UNLIKELY
LONDON.
Feb.
14-In
a
statement
yesterday,
the
French
delegation
to
the
naval
disarmament
conference
de-
clared
its
profound
conviction
that
armed
conflict
between
France
and
the
United
States
and
Oreat
Britain
was
un-
thinkable
and
that
her
naval
program
was
strictly
a
defen-
sive
one
in
conformity
with
International
pgreemrnt.
par-
tlcularly
the
Brtand-Kellogg