T
rrow's
Tides
r$
.
February
10,
1931
,v
'i-.
9.
7.00
a.m.
19.2
ft.
u.s
waves
rushed
In
again
ocean
and
battered
the
lore
ins
the
panic-stricken
io
higher
ground.
:
1
1
of
a
bluff
overlooking
a
..i
.sheared
off
by
a
land-wore
no
casualties
since
'
nus
are
living
In
tent
and
.
shelter.
miration
lines
have
been
,.vt
DRY
AREAS
HAVE
RAIN
II:
a
"v
rrccipitation
Welcomed
in
1!:
ju;;lit
Areas
ot
United
States
niNQTON.
Feb.
7
Welcome
i
-
over
the
week-end
ln
.untitles
to
practically
all
iulu-striken
areas
of
th.!
United
States.
Acute
oi
water
In
thee
areas
.i:ed
as
a
result,
in
parts
there
were
slow,
.ns
while
In
others
virtual
'!.
were
reported.
In
Ar-ii'Te
was
no
less
than
1.6S
"f
rain
In
twenty-four
There
was
great
rejoicing
irtnern
Texas,
Tennessee,
i.
and
Southern
Illinois
i
iiX'
the
parts
that
had
tpitation.
Earl
of
Bessborough
Is
Appointed
as
New
T.A.L0W
jS
DEAD
Former
Member
of
Mackenzie
King
Government
Passes
Away
After
Brief
Illness
RENFREW,
Ont.,
Feb.
9
-Hon.
Thomas
Andrew
Low,
former
min
Governor
ot
Canada
Scion
of
Prominent
Irish
Family
to
be
Viceroy
of
This
Dominion
IlaK
Noted
Career
as
rumic
-uun.
Soldier
and
Financier
r'TTAWA,
Feb.
y:
News
of
the
appointment
of
the
1
t
1
Bessborough
as
Governor
General
of
Canada
was
'
:
.
(1
wiHi
n-vonf
ontJafoptinn
in
the
capital.
Particu-
!'"
among
those
who
know
the
Earl
is
the
appointment
'
1
Brabazon
1
on-j
choice.
Vere
upon
as
a
very
happy
,
i
r-
M.
G.,
the
ninth
Earl
of
Bessborough,
has
had
K,
"iiiucp
in
raruameni,
mn
r
,
,
:
ul
"
und
in
r.ianclal
affairs,
j
ioio
and
a
year
In
1910
In
Parlia-"
mber
ot
the
famous
Pon-'
ment
as
member
for
Cheltenham.
;niiy.
long
nromlncnt
In
nurlne
the
war.
the
new
Dover-
"
in
Ireland
and
the
United
!
nor
General
served
In
Oallipoll
and
stand
at
$1,500.
(Continued
on
Page
3)
POPE
PIUS
Pacific
Standard
Time).
The
ad
With
21
parcels
Involving
75
lots
or
parcels
of
city
property
entered
for
consideration,
the
court
of
revision
on
the
1931
city
assess-,
ment
roll
convened
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
in
the
city
council
eham-
j
ber.
The
appeals
on
this
occasion
,
are
not
expected
to
be
very
far-reaching
and
the
court
of
revision
should
be
able
to
dispose
of
its
work
.
speedily.
Overvaluations
on
scat-i
tered
lots
and
buildings
are
the'
only
claims
that
are
made.
'
1
1
Hi
...a
ill
---
j
i
a.
ister
of
Wade
and
cemmseur
fa
1htmrtlt
wMehppeWI
were
TO
SPEAK
ments
have
been
made
for
Pope
Pius
to
address
the
lalety
over
the
radio
from
the
new
Vatican
City
drees
will
be
ln
connection
with
the
formal
Inauguration
of
the
new
broadcasting
station.
Speaking
to
the
world
for
the
first
time,
the
Pontiff
will
give
a
ten-minute
address
in
Latin.
Senator
Marconi,
discoverer
ot
wireless,
who
personally
supervised
the
construction
of
the
Vatican
station,
will
make
introductory
remarks
ln
English
before
turning
the
microphone
over
to
His
Holiness.
,
LOST
LIFE
IN
CRASH
Seattle
Aviator's
Parachute
Failed
A-
rv
t
f
If.
C
,
I
.
I
10
iri'cu
ih
iuic
lie
oiruiK
,
Ground
.-1
.
"
ariX'TTLEr:
Feb.
t'MVVl.
Gait-
hocal
aviator,
died
In
hospital
h'ernl
Saturday
evening
several
hours
af
ter
he
had
met
an
accident
with
his
piane
While
tlytng
over
the
city,
Gall's
CHARGES
DROPPED
Court-Martial
Prceedins
Against
Major
General.
Butler
Are
Being
Withdrawn
j
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
Feb.
9:
Court-martial
proceedings
against
United
SJtatesMartne..
have,
SMn
MM
t
he4
Hfl
Thaea
nmABAillniM.
Mackensie
government,
died
today
entered
Some
reductions
were
L"
7"
'
v
'3
after
a
brief
Ulness
made
In
valuation
of
Improve-;
i
0enera,
ButIcr
on
ac6ount
of
an
al
Mr.
Low
was
first
minister
with-
ments.
mosUy
on
old
buildings,
but
1
Iegatlon
he
made
ln
a
speech
bef
ore
uuv
,
iwiiimw
iuwr
i
nsroijr
---j
any
on
na
wnere
was,
'i
the
wie
Contemporary
uoniemporary
Club
uug
at
at
Phlladel
Although
the
court-martial
has
been
called
oft
by
the
Navy
Department,
a
severe
reprimand
has
been
given
General
Butler
by
Secretary
of
the
Navy
Adams.
Butler.
In
a
letter
to
Adams,
expressed
regret
that
his
"Indiscreet
remark?
caused
embarrassment
to
the
government."
PHILADELPHIA.
Feb.
9:
Word
that
court
-
martial
proceedings
Ten
Minute
Address
bv
Pontiff
In
against
Major
Oeneral
Smedley
D.
Latin
to
go
on
Air
Thursday
Morning
ROME,
Feb.
9:
Final
arrange
Butler
were
to
be
dropped
was
received
with
delight
by
members
ot
the
Contemporary
Club
here.
It
is
stated
by
members
of
the
club
that
somewhere
there
must
have
been
a
breach
of
confidence
that
resulted
Of
Special
Interest
.
2030
n
m
1K
ff
.lave
you
read
the
classified
...
OJ30
a.m.
8.8
ft.
advertising
page
In
this
paper
today?
1350
p.m.
6.7
ft.
If
not,
now
Is
the
time.
--it
4
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUM
BIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
9,
1931
PMCE
FIVE
CENTS
HEW
ZEALAND.
HAS
ANOTHER
SHOCK
TWO
LOCAL
MEN
LOSE
LIVES
IN
SKEENA
RIVER
YESTERDAY
Residents
of
Napier
Are
Terrified
Again
Today
By
Another
Series
Of
Violent
Quakes-More
Damagt
Many
Nuildingg
Standing
From
Last
Week
Are
Felled
Uluff
is
Sheared
Off
Communications
Arc
Interrupted
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.,
Feb.
9:
Residents
of
the
devas-'
d
Hawkes
Bay
district
were
beginning
to
feel
that
-
vere
to
be
spared
from
further
earthquake
visita-for
a
while
when
they
were
once
more
terrified
and
n
from
their
temporary
shelters
by
a
new
series
of
rt
tremors
today.
These
latest
'quakes
felled
many
which
were
not
wholly
"!
last
week.
COURT
OF
!
REVISION
Scattered
Appeals
Made
Ajalnst
Assessment
of
Lots
and
I
Buildings
I
First
Picture
of
World's
Grain
Exhibition
and
Conference
Building
at
Regina
He,
Wceld's
Gean
Show
Bihdng
Cegna
Sskaiuieww
;
paper
reporters
from
Its
gatherings.
Is
expected
that
first
mentioned
CHURCH
IS
DESTROYED
Ottawa
Loses
Another
Place
Worship
by
Fire
St.
Jean
Baptiste
Edifice
is
Burned
Triple
Island
Light
northwest
wind
overcast,
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
PointCloudy,
calm;
also
on
the
staff
In
France.
'plane
lost
iu
propeller.
Alter
the
barometer,
29.96
i
.h
.nliln
unt
nut
nf
rontrnl
flnll
imnnlh
temperature,
38;
date
will
be
the
one.
,
There
was
a
discussion
on
ways
and
means
of
Increasing
exhibits
;and
making
them
more
novel,
at
tractive
and
Interesting.
One
suggestion
was
that
exhibits
might
be
obtained
from
the
Oranby
smelter
land
the
Premier
concentrator
showing
the
different
stages
in
the
of
treatment
ot
ore.
Another
was
that
l
a
similar
display
might
come
from
the
Ocean
Falls
pulp
and
paper
mill.
Still
another
suggestion
was
-
that
huge
logs,
the
tremendous
size
,
.
Jof
which
tew
realize,
'might
be
.display.
All
ft
lil
VMB)'
w
"
V
,(1KI
awj
.line
was
removed
early
yesterday
Preelednt
H.
O.
Glassey
announ-
I
LI-
MUM.
.
-
V.
A
..AMR
when
fire
ot
unknown
nioi.iu
jini
Rt
Tiwn
nantuto
nese
are
given
eisewnere.
Church
at
an
estimated
loss
of
$400.0000.
No
one
was
Injured.
The
Weather
Harold
Corbett
and
George
Taylor
Were
-Running
Into
Tidc-Uip
One
Man,
Oliver
Ander
son,
Saved
Life
by
Swimming
Ashore
Canada
1932
ayrssr
Drowned
In
Swamping
wuTa
Zbe
of
SJZZ
1,
General
Smiley
d.
Butler
of
Fourteen
Foot
Boat,
With
Outboard
Motor,
Capsized
on
Harold
Corbett
and
George
Taylor,
well
known
local
rnuaaei-
i
i
j
.
i
i
.
.
trade
and
commerce.
He
was
de-
found
to
be
equitable
ln
connec-
Dhia
that
Premier
Mussolini
of
It-
lnen
...
were
urowiiett
yesterday
.
about
noon
in
the
Skeena
leated
at
retired.
the
193S
election
The
late
Mr.
Low
was
born
.In
Quebec
City.
March
12.
1871.
ot
Scottish
descent.
He
moved
to
Pembroke.
Ont.,
with
his
parents
when
a
child.
He
had
been
connected
with
the
lumber
business
since
1889
and
also
organised
a
number
of
agricultural,
machinery
milling
and
manufacturing
companies.
He
was
president
ot
a
number,
of
important
concerns
operating
in
and
around
Renfrew,
Ont.
He
was
elected
to
the
House
ol
Commons
as
Liberal
member
for
South
Renfrew
at
the
general
election
of
1908
and
re-elected
at
the
general
election
ot
1011.
He
resigned
his
seat
In
1912
to
make
way
for
the
Hon.
O.
P.
Oraham.
Ht
was
returned
for
South
Renfrew
at
the
1921
general
election.
and
I
tlon
with
the
values
placed
on
sur
rounding
property.
No
change
was
made
In
the
valuation
ot
the
proposed
site
for
the.
Christian
Science
Church
on
Second
Avenue
which
was
allowed
to
aly
was
a
hlt-anaVrun
driver
andr
Aivei"
near
nayspuru
wnen
a
14-ioot
roWDoac,
equippea
that
he
had
seen
ii
Duce
run
down
j
with
an
outboard
motor,
swamped
about
fifty
feet
from
a
cnua
in
tne
street
or
Rome
wim-
shore
in
a
tide-rip.
Oliver
Anderson,
the
third
man
in
the
small
boat,
managed
to
save
his
life
by
swimming
ashore,
MEETING
OF
FAIR
BOARD
September
8-11
Settled
Upon
as
Fair
Dates
With
September
1-4
as
Alternate
The
Fair
Board,
at
a
meeting
last
evening,
settled
upon
September
8-11
Inclusive
as
the
dates
for
the
1931
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition.
September
1-4,
inclusive
were
selected
in
the
publication
of
remarks
Gen-1
as
alternate
dates
should
the
B.
C.
tatton
on
Thursday
afternoon.
His
era
I
Butler
made
with
regard
to
!
Fairs
Association
find
the
first
date
Holiness'
address
will
be
broadcast
;
Premier
Mussolini.
Some
time
ago
inconvenient
in
making
up
the
from
Vatican
City
at
5
pan.
(9
ajn.
!
the
club
decided
to
bar
all
news-
i
schedule
for
the
judges.
However,
It
JAPANESE
FEKKY
SINKS;
,
MANY
LIVES
ARE
LOST
...
.
TOKIO,
Feb.
9:
Fifty-five'
persons
are
feared
to
have
been
drowned
today
when
a'
ferryboat
outside
Kobe
harbor
was
rammed
by
the
steamer
T
ne
mo
were
on
tneir
way
back
to
.'rlnce
Rupert
after
a
month's
luntlng
and
prospecting
trip
up
he
Skeena
River.
Overloading
of
he
boat
Is
believed
to
have
been
at
east
partly
responsible
for
the
iragedy.
According
to
Anderson,
who
ar-lved
In
the
city
by
train
yesterday
lftemoon.
they
saw
the
tide
rips
but
were
unable
to
back
up
from
hem
so
headed
the
small
craft
ln
'Jie
direction
of
shore.
The
boat,
on
retting
Into
the
whlrlpool.'
vlrtually
ank
from
underneath
the
feet
of
the
men.
All
were
Immediately
chrown
Into
the
water.
The
three
nen
were
heavily
clothed
with
iumbooU
making
It
difficult
to
wlm.
Anderson,
however,
managed
to
struggle
ashore
and.
virtually
exhausted,
saved
his
life
by
clinging
onto
a
rock.
He
saw
one
of
his
companions
go
down,
he
said,
but.
did
not
see
what
happened
to
the
other.
In
addition
to
the
three
men,
there
was
a
dog,
the
carcass
ot
a
goat,
three
shotguns
and
three
rifles
as
well
as
other
paraphernalia
ln
the
small
boat.
It
did
not
have
much
freeboard
at
best.
The
provincial
police
boat
P.
M.
L.
8
left
this
morning
for
the
scene
ot
the
tragedy
to
make
an
effort
to
lecover
the
bodies
by
dragging'.
It
is
not
often
that
there
is
much
suc
cess
ln
recovering
bodies
from
the
j
Skeena
but
it
was
felt
that
an
should
be
made.
Corbett
was
a
young
Irishman
This
reproduction
of
an
architect's
drawing
represents
the
magn
lficent
building
now
being
specially
erected
on
the
fair
ground
a
Rezina
for
the
purpose
of
housing:
the
educational,
comoetitive
and
commercial
exhibit!
of
th
WnrM'a
rtntn
FrfcrKiti
--a
r
to
be
held
in
that
city
from
July
25th
to
August
6th,
1932.
It
will
cost
approximately
$200,000
and
as
soon
as
completed
will
be
placed
In
charge
of
the
National
Committee
of
the
World's
Grain
Show,
who,
under
the
direction
of
J.
O.
Turcotte,
Dominion
Exhibition
Commissioner,
will
Immediately
commence
and
carry
out
the
work
of
interior
decoration
appropriate
for
the
big
event
of
that
year
The
buildinr
is
beautifully
situat-d
south
of
the
automobile
building.
The
main
portion
is
640
feet
long
and
120
feet
wide.
Each
of
the
wings
are
also
120
feet
wide
and
extend
300
feet
from
either
side
of
the
main
unit,
all
providing
a
floor
space
of
anproximately
150.000
square
feet
-It
Is
a
substantially
built
permanent
structure
with
stucco
finish,
allowing
for
ceiling
space
of
18
and
22
feet.
Mr.
Turcotte
is
well
known
in
many
countries,
where
he
has
had
charge
of
similar
work
for
the
Dominion
Government,
and
Canadians
and
others
may
feel
assured
that
the
work
when
completed
will
be
not
only
suitable
and
approbate
for
the
occasion,
but
well
worthy
of
the
objects
to
be
attained
by
this
zreafc
undertaking.
FISHERMEN
WERE
LOST
Treacherous
Ice
on
Lake
Erie
Caused
Deaths
ot
Five
Men
Saturday
ROCHESTER,
N.Y.,
Feb.
9:
Five
fishermen
are
believed
to
have
perished
in
Lake
Erie
on
Saturday
)enieywexe
carded
out
Into
the
lake
on
a
cake
of
Ice
which
broke
"drift
from
the
shore
in
a
terrific
wind
and
rainstorm.
Twenty
others
who
were
on
the
ice
were
rescued
but
little
hope
is
help
out
for
the
safety
of
the
quintet
In
the
gale-swept
lake.
Grain
Shipments
From
Vancouver
Make
New
Record
VANCOUVER.
.
Feb.
9:
Vancouver
grain
shipments
passed
the.
40,-.
J00.000
bushel
mark
during
the
past
week,
with
totaf
export
for
the
fur-rent
crop
year'shown
at
40472,043
bushels.
This
figure
Is
the
highest
ever
recorded
with
the
exception
of
the
1928-29
season
when
an
all-time
record
for
the
port
was
established.
Shipments
during
January
were
reported
as
10,194,012
bushels,
with
the
United
Kingdom
and
the
Continent
and
Japan
taking
the
bulk
of
the
exports.
Dahlberg
Case
Is
Up
Today
Magistrate
MrClymont
Will
Pass
First
Offence
Sentence
on
Wednesday
On
coming
before
Magistrate
Mc-Clymont
ln
city
police
court
(his
morning
for
sentence
on
a
first
offence
conviction
for
keeping
liquor
for
sale,
John
Dahlberg
was
remanded
until
Wednesday.
Dahlberg
was
a
few
weeks
ago
sent
to
jail
tor
a
second
offence
on
this
charge
but.
effort'00
aP"1
10
Supreme
Court
ln
Vancouver,
u
was
iouna
mat
it
was
only
a
first
of
fence
so
the
case
was
CAnt.
hsplr
In
thft
mao1tttt
fnr
rn
and
was
27
yean
of
age.
Employed
,ence
on
that
baiU
by
the
Canadian
Fish
Si
Cold
Stor-
age
Co.
during
the
summer,
he
was
T"
a
well
known
local
football
player.
He
has
a
brother
George
Corbett.
j
.
t
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BESSB0ROUG
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iifueiisym
iem
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brother.
Victor
Corbett,
in
Macleodi
OTTAWA.
Feb.
9:
The
Earl
Taylor
was
quite
well
known
ln
4
of
Bessborough
Is
to
be
the
the
city.
Recently
he
had
driven
a
new
Governor
Oeneral
of
Can-
truck
and
a
taxi
car
for
the
Prince
ada.
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
an-
?
Porthos.
The
ferry
carried
80
!
Rupert
Transfer
Co.
Formerly
he
4
nounced
this
mornlntr.
He
sue-
v
years
of
age.
after
at-
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1013
to
192U.
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and
onlv
25
were
-e.wtw
In
the
employ
of
the
Hyde
ceeda
the
Earl
of
Wllllnadon
Harrow
and
Cambridge,
the
sat
In
Parliament
as
conerYa"
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f
,
.
,h
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omV
,06.
,emDerature.
44:
.
rescued
before
the
craft
went
.Transfer.
who
iWI
left
tor
India
to
be-
"moorough
was
called
to
,
member
io;
uivw.
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m
d
parachute
did
not
open
sea
smooth.
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down.
Anderson,
who
lives
at
Seal
Cove,
come
viceroy
of
that
country.
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temple)
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light
south'
south.
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three
years
on
the
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Barl
of
Beasborougn
a.
v-
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sustaining
fatal
-
injuries.
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wind;
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sea
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calm.
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Council
from
1907
to
(Continued
on
Page
4)
Is
a
uarnenter
and
was
formerly
In
'the
employ
ot
Mitchell
ii
Currie.