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w's
Tides
c
U"ed
i
"2.
bruary
11,
1931
I
S
8.15
a.m.
18.7
ft.
5
Si
157
p.m.
15.6
It.
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U4
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105
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t
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ft.
rrl
If
Of
Special
Interest
-lave
you
read
the
classified
advertising
page
in
this
paper
to
day?
If
not,
now
is
the
time.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
10,
1931
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ANCOUVER
CHUi
URNED
DOWN
NEW
INDIAN
PARLIAMENT
BUILDINGS
ARE
First
Baptist
Edifice
In
West
End
Destroyed
In
Spectacular
Blaze
Uft
Estimated
at
$125.001)
Only
Stone
Walls
Left
of
Auditorium
at
Corner
of
Nelson
and
llurrard
Streets
Will
lie
Itcbuilt
WCOUVER,
Feb.
10:
First
Baptist
Church,
one
of
unrst
religious
edifices
in
Vancouver,
was
destroyed
ppeiacular
fire
this
morning.
The
loss
is
estimated
at
-125,000.
The
Sunday
School
hall,
which
was
part
of
t
ructure,
was
saved
as
well
as
a
large
stone
tower
;
ling
at
the
comer
of
the
building.
Stone
walls
are
all
it
of
the
auditorium.
mirch.
located
on
the
north-inor
of
Nelson
and
Burrard
in
the
west
end,
was
built
in
:
was
valued
at
$250,000
In-
"f
$100,000
was
carried
The
a
ill
be
rebuilt.
:
o'clock
this
morninc
did
.
.'ilr
damage
to
the
base-;
the
President
Cafe
and
Kay
.1
Japanese
Importer's
tiie
900-block
on
Oranvlile
LAW
MILL
IS
READY
lation
is
Well
Advanced
and
no
Delay
at
Session
Expected,
Says
Tolmie
"TORIA.
Feb.
10:
Following
rvatlve
caueus,
Premier
S.
:ik
said.
"Our
legislation
Is
meed
and
there
will
be
no
-
try
delay
in
respect
to
any
neiu
measure."
incus
reviewed
practically
islallon
that
Conservative
i
propose
to
Introduce
dur-si'sslon.
To
Maintain
Same
Salary
t
f
f
ouncll
of
Victoria
Determines
Not
to
Tamper
With
Indemnities
This
Year
TORIA,
Feb.
10:
The
city
determined
last
nifht
that
mir
indemnities
and
that
of
hoi
would
not
be
tampered
n
ductlon
was
proposed
by
'
iiliams.
IS
DROWNED
ON
STEAMER
f
ooper,
Millionaire
Walker-vii'
.Man,
Loses
His
Life
While
Crossing
Atlantic
'
!'SOR.
ONT..
Feb.
10
Wotd
it
received
here
that
Jas,
Walkervllle
millionaire
and
iiiopist,
was
drowned
on
while
en
route
to
Europe
steamer
Deuteehland.
4
l'
UtLIAMENTTOMKKT
ON
MARCH
12.
PRGMIICR
RENNKTT
ANNOUNCES
1
1
H'AWA,
Feb.
10:
Parlla-'
will
open
on
Thursday,
.
"
'it
12,
it
was
announced
by
1
"ti-r
Bennett
late
last
night
wing
a
meetinR
of
the
'
1,11
if
t
council.
T.
D.
Pattullo
One
of
outstanding
figures
in
Legislature
ol
British
Columbia.
PATTULLO
IS
ON
JOB
Very
Seldom
Absent
From
His
Scat
In
Legislature
Is
Notable
Leader
Great
Qualities
Will
be
Right
Alan
in
Right
Place
When
He
Itecomes
Premier
of
Province
The
following
sketch
of
T.
D.
Pat
tullo,
Liberal
leader
for
British
Co
lumbia
and
member
of
the
legislature
for
Prince
Rupert,
appears
in
a
recent
Vancouver
sun
aiong
with
those
of
a
number
of
other
jrijh
Columbia
legislative
leaders
in
connection
with
the
opening
of
the
legislature:
Directly
across
from
tne
i-reroier
sits
T.
D.
Pattullo.
the
opposiuon
Leader.
He
is
never
absent
irom
na
post.
It
may
be
doubted
whether
the
Houee
ha
pnt
fl0jlijiuts
In
session.
Ii
e'past
tf61fs
without
Mr.
Pattullo,
attentive
and
alert,
at
his
desk.
There
have
been
many
no
uum.n
nf
thp
ouDOsltion
tn
the
B.C.
assembly,
but
none
has
loomea
r-1
DAISY
IN
JAIL
NOW
Clara
How's
Former
Secretary
to
Spend
Eighteen
Months
in
County
Lock-Up1
LOS
ANGELES,
Feb;
'10:
Daisy
DcVoe,
former
secretary
to
Clara
Bow,
the
"if
girl
of
the
movies,
was
granted
probation
by
Judge
William
Do
ran
today
with
the
provision
that
she
spend
18
months
in
the
County
Jail
and
the
remainder
of
a
S
five-year
period
under
super-j
vision
of
the
county
probation
officer.
Ikliw
DcVoe
was
convicted
of
stealing
$825
from
Miss
Dow.
I
She
left
the
courtroom
to
start
the
term
in
jail.
wallstT
cheerful
Vigorous
Advances
Noted
in
Stocks
Today,
Also
in
Grains,
Cotton
and
Bonds
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
10:
A
wave
ot
cheerf
nines
wbteh-haweV
Wall
Street
this
week
was
marked
by
vigorous
advances
in
stocks,
grains
and
cotton
and
there
was
a
good
demand
for
bonds
today.
Equity
shares
made
extreme
gains
traded
traaedisluesMarSdde
Issues
and
addedtrrliire
thai
$1,000,000,000
to
their
aggregate
quoted
value.
'
.iri
The
market
wavered
for
time
in
the
mornine
as
the
higher
prices
attracted
profit
taking
but
surged
forward
in
the
afternoon,
sales
were
dote
to
5,000,000
shares.
4
t
4
ROWSER
TO
HE
NEXT
LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR
j
OF
THIS
PROVINCE?
i
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
10:
An
i
Ottawa
dispatch
to
the
Van-
eouver
Sun
iw:
"W.
J.
Bow-
sr
K.C.
is
to
be
the
next
lieu-
tenant
goverriofi
oftBrlttsh
Co-
,.
....
m
-Li:i
fi
it
j.
lumbla,
aecordlncAo
well
au-
1
Uienticated
rgports."
Russia
Opens
1
1
Jewisn
nome
Territory
in
Crimea
Set
Aside
by
Soviet
is
to
be
Named
"Freedom
RIOA.
Utvia,
Feb.
10:
The
Soviet
government
is
to
open
a
large-area
in
Crimea
as
a
Jewish
home.
The
name
of
the
region
will
be
"Freedom."
TO
APPEAL
TO
CANADA
r
in
the
public
eye.
wan,
wie
i
imimi
umuuinn
KHC-Lnt
tenant.Of
e,berU,
In
earlier
,
sentailons
In
Connection
With
LONDON.
Fe
10:Thc
British
with
their
sledge
mer
thrusts
U
government
U
considering
the
ques-Uter
on
the
rapier-like
to
representations
m
(Parker
Williams
and
WJ
.B
?
Canadlan
government
in
con-played
Utol
w,
havoc
:
in
tne
d
taUon
to
!
Duff
Pattullo
is
not
qulU
I
ke
any
J
box
r
Bnf
recul.s
a
'Of
UN,
m
manner
who
loves
the
game,
h
Cnnrtda
or
had
been
found
to
be
tandupinthertn
from
..prohibited
dls-
.
i
exchaimtn
hls
pponent.
y
u
blow.,
and
sinllm.
MiHmiKfs.
!
(Continuinl
uu
raffc
Visitor
at
All
Peoples'
Association
Di
RSir.;
.--.a.
T
...
;..';:
i
..a..:
.
d
Championship
at
Prince
George;
Contestant
From
Winnipeg
Wins
Big
Event
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Feb.
10:
The
Western
Canada
ski
championship
and
Olympic
trials
commenced
shortly
before
noon
yesterday
with
the
eighteen
kilometer
cross-
nnmiTvu
rcina
Ttvonfv
nnntoatnnta
linrtininntino'
nil
fin-
ished
with
the
exception
of
one.
N.
Jorstad
of
Winnipeg
was
f
irst,
time,
58
minutes
and
14
seconds.
K.
Nysven
of
Burns
Lake
was
second,
time,
59v
minutes.
20
seconds,
and
J.
Nordmoe
of
Cam
rase
was
third
with
a
time
of
59
minutes
and
44
seconds.
The
other
participants
finished
in
the
following
order:
II.
Smedja,
Vancouver
Ski
Club:
N.
ICaldal,
Holly-burn
Ski
Club;
II.
Belsvik.
Vancouver
Ski
Club;
Pete
Sandnes.
Prince
(Continued
on
Page
4
HEARINGS
0NTARIFF
Cabinet
Committee
to
Hold
Public
Meetings,
Premier
Bennett
Announces
'
OTTAWA.
Feb.
10:
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
last
nurht
announced
that
i
public
hearings
would
be-held
by
a
committee
of
the
cabinet
nere
to
hear
representations
for
and
against
existing
tariff
rate.
The
hearings
will
commence
on
February
17.
BOAT
CAPSIZED
BUT
111:
SAVED
HIS
FISH
Conrad
Falk,
Prl
l&rbor
.
,
,
trailer,
hooked
a
bl
one
counle
of
days
ago
whiieflab-
in
mrincs
It
was
btfi
enough
"
-
tn
narwtisp
Falk's
boat
as
he
J
urimlv
endeavored
to
haul
in.
When
nearby
trailers
picked
ud
Falk
a
little
later,
lie
still
had
the
fish
and
had
suffered
no
ill
effects
from
his
cold
wet-
ting.
Falk
boat
was
also
re-
covered
V
1
;s
Mi-
Tugore.
.ou
in
Luudun
Meet
Now
on
EXCLUDE
CONVICT
PRODUCT
United
States
Treasury
Makes
Order
Respecting
Lumber
and
Pulpweed
From
Russia
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Feb.
10:-,
Lumber
and
pulpwood
from
four
localities
of
Russia
were
today
barred
from
the
United
States
by
the
treasury
unless
the
shippers
can
prove
that
tney
are
not
proaueea
oy
con-'
vict
labor.
Lady
Aikens
Passes
Away
Widow
of
Former
Lieutenant-Governor
of
Manitoba
Dies
in
Her
Eighty-First
Year
WINNIPEG.
Feb.
ld:-Lady
Alk-mm.
widow
of
Sir
James
Aikens.
for-
mer
kutenas.sjvetiior
of
Manl-
ww,
uw
WW1
iwwiwg
s
-w
I"VI.
in
her
eighty-first
year.
To.Reorganize
Air
Defences
1
PARIS,
Feb.
10:
Marshal
Pttaln,
commundcr-tn-ehtaf
of
the
French
Aimy.
Is
planning
extenslvp
reor-
idolization
of
France's
air
defences.
OPENED
Colorful
Ceremonies
At
New
Delhi
as
Fine
Capital
Inaugurated
i
;
Sir
Arthur
Currie
is
One
of
'Chief
Speakers,
Presenting
:
Pillar
on
Behalf
of
People
of
Canada
Lord
Irwin
Officiates
1
NEW
DELHI,
India,
Feb.
10:
The
solemn
inauguration
of
India's
great
new
capital,
the
magnificent
conception
of
which
was
planned
nineteen
years
ago.
commenced
today
with
the
unveiling
of
the
"four
great
columns"
that
have
been
offered
by
the
four
largest
Dominions
of
the
Empire.
Lord
Irwin,
the
retiring
viceroy,
officiated,
and
General
Sir
Arthur
Currie
presen-
ted
the
Canadian
column
on
behalf
t
Trvrvip
p
of
the
Canadian
people.
Mil
"
Kl
II
II
r
S
I
pledge
for
you
today
the
sup-
V
UKJUllaU
port
01
v
anada
In
ail
your
strtv-
j
rtp
i""!
T"T"ETT
mas;
her
sympathy
will
be
swift!
ftKW
Pi
H
INI
I
and
keen
her
Interest
will
be
alive
i
vviw
and
eager;
her
affection
sincere1
and
whole-hearted."
declared
Oen-j
Sir
Arthur
Currie.
commander
0tsarch
Continuins;
For
Oeorgre
Tay-
the
Canadian
Coras
in
the
Great!
War.
and
now
chancellor
of
Mc-'
Gill
University
Montreal
as
he
of-i
Delated
at
the
unveiling
of
the
Canadian,
column:
.-C
.
The
Canadian
eolunln
was
sym-
bollc
of
the
relationship
of
Can-
,ada
to
Inula
and
of
both
to
the
Empire.
General
Currie
said.
It
gave
support
to
the
whole
struc-
ture.
It
represented
the
idea
of
in
-
corporation,
it
taught
the
idea
permanence,
and
it
represented
aspiration.
Proud
Day
Sir
Arthur
spoke
as
follows:
"This
Is
a
day
of
proud
review,
of
eager
hopes
and
distinguished
honoY.
For
you.
It
Is
an
occasion
of
retrospective
pride,
as
you
stand
in
this
ancient
city
and
dedicate
lit
to
a
new
purpose.
Your
mtndv
'are
traversing
the
long
centurle::
and
garnering
all
the
stirring
ep-'laode
that
have
transpired
in
thu
old
city.
Scenes
of
Inspiring
splendor
flash
before
your
eyes,
events
of
magnificence
stir
your
memories,
and
stories
of
epic
heroism
thrill
your
hearts.
Delhi
has
a
nls-tory
that
moves
the
world
by
its
i
romance
and
glory:
how
much-more
must
tt
give
pride
to
the
peo-iple
of
India
and
dignify
the
pre
sent
occasion.
"The
best
use
or
trie
past,
however.
Is
to
build
a
greater
future
with
tt.
and
today
your
minds
are
busy
with
the
coming
years
and
your
hearts
are
filled
with
an
earnest
hope.
This
ceremony
marks
.a
new
enterprise
in
your
national
'
life;
It
Is
a
departure
from
ancient
usage
and
a
change
In
the
i
administration
of
your
affairs,
but
Unto
it
will
be
carried
all
the
in-.
splratom
of
the
yesterdays;
with
I
such
a
background
of
history
as
Continued
on
Page
3.)
OFFERED
POSITION
Duke
of
Abercorn
Felt
He
Should
I
'
Remain
'In
Ulster
Instead
of
!
'
'
'"
Coming
ib
Canada
I
BELFAST.
Ireland,
Feb.
10:
It
is
!
officially
announced
that
the
Klng.
ion
recommendation
of
Premier
Bennett
of
Canada,
of
fered
the
post
or
Oovernor-General
of
Canada
to
Ithe
Duke
of
Abercorn.
The
latter
fell
he
should
remain
in
Ulster
to
complete
his
second
term
of
office
as
Oovernor-General
of
Northern
Ireland.
TODAY
,,or
ana
coroeiv
Krup-
saek
and
Belt
Recovered
Provincial
police
officers,
search-
Ing
f
p'f
4he.
;
bodies
ot
Geprge
.Taylor
rtvr!
-1
rMT
.
Crxrh.o
t
f
whn
wrm
drowwd
the
Skeena
River
near
Haysport
on
Sunday
when
their
,maU
boat
mmn(d,
yesterday
found
on
shore
near
the
tragedy
a
packsack
and
machinaw
belt
b$-
;ionglng
to
one
ot
the
unfortundte
men.
So
far.
this
is
the
only
trace
that
has
been
found,
ho
success
having
attended
the
efforts
to
recover
the
bodies.
The
search
is
continuing
with
Oliver
Anderson,
third
man
in
the
boat,
who
escaped
by
swimming
ashore,
assisting
the
officers.
WILL
BE
SPEAKER
lhatles
F.
Davie
to
Be
Nominated
J
as
Presiding
Officer
ot
Legislature
VICTORIA.rFeb.
10:
It
1
understood
that
Charles
F.
Davie,
member
of
the
legislature
for
Oowichan-Newcastle,
will
be
nominated
for
the
speakership
of
the
legislature
on
Wednesday
when
the
House
opens.
Last
year's
speaker,
Hon.
J.
W.
Jones,
Is
now
minister
of
finance.
RIVERS
INLET
CHILD
DIES
IN
VANCOUVER
Nan
Isa
belle
Bvsrrett.
aged
seven,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Ev-errett
of
Rivers
Inlet,
died
last
week
at
the
home
of
her
grandmother.
Mrs.
J.
Fenton,
in
Vancouver.
Tho
child,
beaMes
her
parents,
Is
survived
by
a
brother.
4
EARL
OF
BESSnOROUGH
SENSITIVE
OF
HONOR
LONDON.
Feb.
10;
"I
can
conceive
of
no
greater
honor
than
to
represent
the
King
In
the":
Dominion
ol
Canada
and
to
be
recommended
for
that
post
by
the
Prime
Minister
of
Canada."
said
the
Earl
of
Bess-
borough,
the
newly
appointed
Governor-General,
tn
a
mes-.
sage
to
the
Canadian
press
to-
day
He
expects
to
sail
for
Can-
ada
next
month.
.
,