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18
ft.
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No.
23.
P.
M
S
(cog
9-8
ft.
.7.6
ft.
don.
Jan.
27
The
Trine
Mint
nf
I
Via
fflnff
tthll
j:W
YORK,
Jan.
27:
The
coastguard
officer
in
r
of
the
coastguard
cutter
145
when
it
shelled
and
r
urm
a
few
days
ago.
has
JERSEY
CITY.
Jan.
27:-wiwara
.
.
.....
-t
i
t
Hnnnii
former
aovernor
of
the:
Admiral
u
uii
uir
woc
ui
wiuii-,.
-
.
:
was
announced
today,
state
of
New
Jersey,
was
iouna
ae-
;
vi-ars
of
age.
in
his
office
here
yesterday.
Civil
Disobedience
Campaign
To
Continue
Unabated,
Gandhi
Notifies
British
Government
Krstatic
Welcome
Given
Mythical
Indian
Leader
as
He
Reaches
His
Home
in
IJombay
People
Acclaim
and
Worship
Him
Like
God
approach
near
enough.
BUSINESS
DISTRICT
OF
SOUTH
AMERICAN
CITY
IS
DESTROYED
BUENA
VENTURA,
Colom-
bla,'
Jan.
27:
Fire
believed
to
.;,-,;!
v
wounded
Cant.
William
P.
Cluett
of
the
Canadian
f
diary;?r.i5i"
1
,,y
vessel
Josephine
X
last
Saturday
night
was
intpx-j:
S&XlSKE
h
hen
he
boarded
the
motor
craft
according
to
First
of
$6,000,000.
The
offices
of
Wesley
Anderson,
a
native
of
Newfoundland,
who1
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
nominally
in
commana
01
.1
Vf-ssel.
Anderson
declared
officer
admitted
that
he
,i.k
.UK
directly
to
Anderson,
r
named
by
the
Jose-
:i.:tu
as
K.
Schmidt,
boat-
ud
"Don't
let
those
fellows
my
more
liquor.
I
am
too
w
"
This
was
after
a
shell
in
cutter
had
crashed
lit
Josephine's
pilot
house
,i''k
Capt.
Cluett.
iian
threatened-.'to'-.theot
1)
rrew.
Allan
Falkenham,"
(
rson.
"He
went
up
to
::u
and
I
heard
him
sty:
i.ot
one
of
the
members
of
,v
aid
I
will
have
to
shoot
!i
that
he
pointed
the
gun
:
lum
but
did
not
fire."
PRINCESS
JS
SICK
Bnlrlre.
7
J-Year
Old
Aunt
of
the
Kins
Suffering
From
Severe
Attack
of
nronchltls
BENNETT
ON
PEACEROAD
OTTAWA,
Jan
27:
With
respect
a
resolution
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce,
advocating
Waffle
development
of
the
Peace
River
country,
Premier
Benentt
said
that
00
maHr
haw
strootand
vtgatfi
were
the
railway
po
liens
of
the
country,
they
could
only
be
given
effect
to
with
money,
and
he
drew
attention
to
the
financial
oDiiga-ttons
with
which
Canada
Is
confrontedthe
maturing
obligations
of
over
one
billion
dollars,
and
the
decreasing
revenues.
These
were
Important,
iactors
in
uic
ueKctvy-ment
of
the
country.
EX-GOVERNOR
FOUND
DEAD
Itody
of
Edward
T.
Edward
Discovered
In
Ills
Jersey
City
Office
were
among
the
buildings
de-
stroyed.
'
!
CASHIER
IS
SHOT
Refused
to
Turn
Over
Key
III
Office
to
Montreal
f
Bandit
-
r--
of
MONTREAL,
Jan.
27:
His
refusal
to
hand
pver
thekeyvof
the
cashier's
office
of'
the
De
Luxe
Cab
Co.
cost
William
Reid,
37-year
old
night
cashier,
hii"
life,
but
the
holdf-up
man
Who
shot
him
down
was
unable
ro
get
at
$15,000
the
cash
office
contained
early
yesterday.
The
bandit
escaped
after
having
sent
the
fatal
bullet
through
Rcid's
chest.
STEAMER
STRANDS
Nulton
in
Trouble
Off
1
Mouth
of
Columbia
Rescue
Proves
Difficult
The
Admiral
Nulton
was
on
the
high
tide
this
morning.
It
was
the
Admiral
Nulton
which
establishment
of
self-government
in
India,
the
ac-
mmbers
0f
the
crew
of
the
fishing
!
worth
of
work
U
being
done
In
spite
including
its
campaign
or.
being
-
of
the
Congress
Party,
1
i.
1.
..Ml
l!..
nl,nflf
Thf
NatlOlial-
lMl.
iiuueuience,
win
cunuiuiu
uiiuuun.
------
iid
ott
on
foreign
cloth,
the
party's
refusal
to
pay
us
picketing
of
liquor;
!
l
doth
shops
will
go
on.
!
t
iniultaous
multitudes
sur-
i
Gandhi
upon
his
arrival
Kia
prison
here
today
and
"i
one
of
the
greatest
nva-
COMPULSORY
MOTOR
INSURANCE
COMING
Vt'
TORIA.
Jan.
27:-Legls-
1
"
'
'impelling
all
car
own
insure
analnst
damaee
'ii'
DUhllr
ttlll
ha
Intt-n1iirir1
1
legislature's
1932
ses-
!
"
it
was
indicated
in
rell-
'"'
circles
Monday.
The
""'ment
Is
awaiting
the
out-
1
llf
nf
an
ln..iUnllAH
In
A
.
ss
UiVCOi.tKUMUII
til
"
1
uio
as
to
the
rates
charg-
tlons
of
his
strange
career,
umy
after
hours
of
cheering
and
ac-:
claim
such
as
few
men
have
known
could
he
break
away,
pleading,
with
them.
Oandhl
said
Appointed
To
U.
B.C.
Senate
1
VICTORIA,
Jan.
27
Reeve
E.
C.
"If
you
love
me
go
,
uarward
of
Oak
Bay
has
been
ap-
home.
Oo
home
and
spin
yarn
and
pnu
to
the
Senate
of
the
Unl-brlng
it
to
me.
Thta
Is
the
greatest
j
yiiy
of
Brltlsli
Columbia,
it
Is
service
you
can
render
India
andittnnoUnccd
by
Hon.
Joshua
Hlnch-myscif.
I
am
weary
and
tired
after
cmfei
minuter
of
education.
,,,
my'sleepleM
night
on
the
train.
If
j
,
you
are
merciful,
you
will
disperse.
mi
W.-iL
Women
threw
garlands
at
him,
lneYYeainer
and
his
neck
was
entwined
wm
i
.9
Mirta
AT
.
flowers
and
tnousanos
ui
thin
homespun
yarn
house
where
he
either
drowned
or
kll-iof
the
fact
that
the
work
is
being
carried
on
as
relief
work.
The
minuter
said
he
was
glad
to
find
that
the
men
were
being
employed
without
any
political
influences
and
that
such
good
results
were
being
obtained.
Further,
Mr
Bruhn
said
that
the
plan
of
the
government
was
to
push
the
work
through
from
the
Prince
Rupert
end
to
the
Skeena
River
from
which
point
It
U
hoped
to
make
an
arrangement
with
the
railway
to
carry
autos
at
flMow
rate
to
connect
with
the
highway
farther
on.
"It
will
be
ten
years
before
the
highway
can
be
connected
through,"
declared
the
mlnUter,
"hut.
in
the
meantime,
we
want
to
UUWOe
me
;
.
.
mmo
-mnntVi
fner
hanlr.
'
ni.
r.
tnr
urn
Jhnrnnchlv
will
live.
A
MBtAh
a
i.
a
1,1
11
i
.
.
r
1
,
,.
i
F
A
,Hi,nn.
fnnce
uuiicrv
vcitusi,
tunii,
realize
me
neea
oi
hmu
umivi-
crowas,
wn
barometer.
39.74;
sea
smooth
ed
the
height
oi
rn.v
-,
Xrw.
Point
Cloudy,
calm.
before
the
tatlon.
Mr
nruhn
was
very
particular
to
...
.
i
UafnM
I
n
a-rww
"
i
-
-
prostrated
themseive.
barometer.
29.
4;
sea
smooth
mythical
leader
in
-
:
ungara-Cloudy,
light
easterly,
worshipped
him
as
if
he
were
God.
1
emphasize
that
he
was
making
no
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLOMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE,
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
27,
1931
Turning
an
:
j
t
f.u
aimos.
a
mile-long
plo
cssiun
of
motor
i
f
t
;
tit
lumber
into
'Prosperity
parade."
Los
Angeles
staged
Jcs
and
trailers
bsaring
a
12-moi.ths'
supply
of
timber
for
large
mtvie
studio.
1
Unemployed
Are
Giving
Good
Value
for
Wages,
'
Works
Minister
Learns
Standard
of
Efficiency
Roth
on
Civic
and
Governmental
Work
Far
Above
General
Average,
Hon.
R.
W.
Bruhn
Declares
Hon.
R.
W.
Bruhn.
minister
of
public
works,
before
ABTORIA,
Jan.27:ffhe
Pacific
secureu
wmcn
ne
ccnsiaereu
Steamship
ci.'s
sslkmer
Admiral
j
very
hlglj.
Nulton
went
aground
near
'
the
j
-The
city
is
expending
something
mouth
of
the
Columbia
River
last,
over
sixteen
thousand,
dollars
of
night
She
carried!
crew
of
35
but
the
grant
irtade
by
the
provincial
had
no
passengers
on
board.
land
federal
governments
as
well
as
Attempts
to
get
a
line
aboard
the
Jan
equal
amount
put
up
by
the
stranded
ship
failed
as
the
coast-
city.
The
men
are
working
under
guard
cutter
Chelan
was
unable
to
.direction
of
the
city
engineer
and,
after
an
investigation
Dy
tne
minister
and
Deputy
Minister
Philip,
it
was
found
that
the
men
were
doing
almost
as
much
work
as
under
ordinary
conditions.
Grading
Is
also
served
dovtti
the
well
known
American
proceeding
satUfactorily
MnWrm
finndhi
I
ran
.mtav
ti
Jan.
t
07.
27:
Mahatma
oanuni
MBA,
India,
hlghway
and
,
'n
Great
Britain
today
that,
regardless
Ol
P10b
of
Georgia
last
full,
most
of
the
.dollar
expended
at
least
on
the
for
every
80
cents
RUM
BOAT
IS
TAKEN
Second
Seizure
in
Two
Days
Made
Ry
U.
S.
Coastguard
on
Atlantic
Coast
NEW
LONDON,
Conn,
Jan.
27:
With
a
full
load
of
liquor,
the
British
motor
vessel
Temls-odua
from
St.
John's
Nf
Id.,
was
captured
yesterday
in
Fort
I'ond
Ray
by
the
coastguard
patrol
boat
CG288
after
a
one-pound
shell
had
torn
through
the
keel
tank
aboard
the
rum
vessel
and
caused
the
engine
room
to
be
flooded
with
gasoline.
The
boat
was
brought
here.
NO
TRACE
OF
FLYERi
Searrh
Rpinr
Made
Roth
Ht
Land
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Conservative
Association
held
an
informal
dinner
last
evening
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
to
honor
Hon.
R.
W.
Bruhn,
minister
of
public
works,
and
Patrick
Philip,
deputy
minister,
who
have
been
spending
the
past
few
days
in
the
city.
D.
C.
leaving
for
Vancouver
today
aboard
the
Camosun,
exprcs-Jstuart.
president
of
the
association,
Sea
pleasure
at
me
mannur
in
wiutu
icuwi
uirv
nuu
uccu
carried
out
in
Prince
Rupert,
both
on
the
work
handled
by
the
city
and
the
government's
own
work
on
the
provincial
highway.
In
each
case
he
found
that
an
average
of
from
80
to
88
efficiency
was
De
'DINNER
TO
!
MINISTER
Hon.
R.
W.
Rruhn
Expresses
Satis-factien
at
Manner
in
Which
Relief
Work
is
Conducted
was
in
the
chair.
In
a
brief
speech,
Mr.
Bruhn
expressed
satisfaction
with
the
manner
in
which
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
was
conducting
relief
work
here.
One
of
Mr.
Bruhn's
objects
in
i
tour
of
the
province
on
which
he
s
now
engaged
is
to
Inspect
the
nanner
in
which
relief
work
U
being
carried
on.
The
minister
also
expressed
his
appreciation
for
the
fine
way
In
which
be'
had
been
entertained
while
here.
Mr.
Bruhn
and
Mr.
Philip
sailed
thU
afternoon
on
the
Cmmosun
for
Campbell
River
where
they
will
disembark
and
proceed
by
motor
to
Victoria.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
a?:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
Mc.
and
Air
For
Walter
Case
1
"
Wan.en.QStuJJer
&
last
terday
to
find
any
trace
of
Walter
E.
Case,
veteran
Portland-Pasco
mall
flyer,
who
became
missing
last
Thursday
morning
somewhere
In
Southern
Washington
near
the
Columbia
River.
The
day's
aerial
search
was
also
fruitless.
Opinion
U
gaining
strength
that
definite
promises
in
regard
to
tne
j
case
may
have
met
with
auaster
in
(Continued
on
page
three)
the
Columbia
River.
.
..
RENA1IAN
SEARCH
RKINO
GIVEN
UP
SBATTLC,
Jan.
27:
The
United
States
coastguard
an-
nounces
that
It
has
abandoned
t
the
search
for
Pilot
Robin
Renatan
and
two
companions
who
btttimfrjttiaaing
In
north-
j
while
dyiing
torn.
BrtVedalto,
t,L
PORTLAND,
Ore.,
Jan.
27;-Two
auuvmj
jjm
i(ue.rfcu.
t
search
Dirties
by
land
failed
yes-!
The
cutter
Cjpgan.
which
has
been
assisting
in
the
search
for
the
best
part
of
the
last
three
months,
has
resumed
its
regular
duties.
The
B.
C.
Police
boat
P.
M.
L.
8
Is
also
being
withdrawn
from
the
search
ad
will
return
to
Prince
Ru-
pert
today
or
tomorrow.
Of
Special
Interest
.lave
you
read
the
classified
advertising
page
in
this
paper
today?
If
not,
now
is
the
time.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
5.
OFFICER
WAS
DRUM
'TIS
CLAIMED
GOOD
RESULTS
BEING
OBTAINED
FROM
RELIEF
WORKHERE
Serious
Allegation
Is
Made
in
Connection
With
Killing
of
Master
of
Canadian
Boat
Josephine
X.
IJoalswaiu
in
Charge
of
Coastguard
Cutter
Was
Very
Intoxicated,
Declares
First
Mate
of
Schooner
Josephine
X
Los
Angeles
Stages
"Prosperity
Parade"
CHICAGO
ROBBERY
Sum
of
$19,200
Taken
-in
Daring
Department
Store
Raid
CHICAGO,
Jan.
27:-Dartng
bandits
held
up
a
large
department
store
nitre
during
business
hours
yesterday
afternoon
and
escaped
with
$19,200.
Customers
and
employees
were
terror-stricken
as
the
robbers
staged
a
gun
duel
with
po-ice
officers
who
were
soon
on
the
scene.
One
bandit
was
shot,
perhaps
family,
while
one
police
officer
and
one
customer
sustained
less
serious
gunshot
wounds.
All
the
other
ban-Jits
escaped.
HAS
THIRD
CONVICTION
Proceedings
Against
Capt.
II.
Powys
Herbert
Are
Continuing
in
Victoria
VICTORIA,
Jan.
27:
Capt
IL
Powys
Herbert,
former
stock
broker,
was
found
guilty
yesterday
on
the
third-
charge
against
him
of
false
pretences
and.
fraud
In
connection
with
transactions
with
Mrs.
Mary
Morrison
involving
in
all
a
total
of
$35,000.
by
Judge
Mcintosh
in
County
Court.
He
had
previously
been
found
guilty
on
first
and
second
charges
and
a
fourth
charge
against
him
will
proceed
today.
GANDHI
IS
IN
BOMBAY
Indian
Nationalist
Leader
Given
Tremendous
Ovation
as
he
Arrived
in
Home
Town
Today
BOMBAY.
Jan.
27
Mahatma
Oandhl.
Nationalist
leader,
who
as
released
from
Jail
yesterday,
arrived
in
Bombay
this
morning.
Tens
of
thousands
of
his
frenzied
adherents
were
at
ths
station
and
the
dtatlon
was
tremendous
as
Oandhl
was
taken
through
the
city
lQan
automobile.
TO
PROBE
KILLING
Incident
of
Josephine
K.
May
Lead
to
Diplomatic
Complications
OTTAWA.
Jan.
27:
Diplomatic
complications
between
Canada
and
United
States
loom
as
a
result
ot
the
killing
of
Capt.
W.
P.
Cluett
in
connection
with
the
seizure
of
liquor
laden
Lunenburg
schooner
Josephine
K.
by
the
United
States
coastguard
off
Sandy
Hook
on
Saturday
night.
A
thorough
Investigation
will
be
made
by
the
Canadian
government
as
to
whether,
as
claimed
by
the
coastguard,
the
incident
actually
occurred
within
the
12-mlle
limit.
Thirteen
Drown
As
Boat
Sinks
Small
Spanish
Steamer
Plying
Between
Barcelona
and
Cartagena
Went
Down
Saturday
MADRID.
Jan.
27
Dispatches
received
here
today
said
that
the
small
steamer
Leso,
plying
between
Barcelona
and
Cartagena,
sank
Saturday
night
with
the
loss
ot
thirteen
lives.