Pauline
Superannuation
and
New
Liquor
Board
Economical
Marketing
Report
Costly
But
Useless
Alaska
Highway
Camouflage
VICTORIA,
Feb.
14:
In
a
three-hour
review
of
the
Tovernmcnt's
policies,
T.
D.
Pattullo,
the
Liberal
leader,
t
it
rday
presented
an
indictment
of
nearly
every
action
of
the
Tolmie
ministry,
charging
it
with
inaction,
waste
extravagance.
He
criticized
the
superannuation
of
F.
A.
Pauline,
late
Agent
General
in
London,
at
$350
per
Seattle
Company
Announces
Plans
.
j
For
Refinancing;
ATTLE.
Feb.
14:
-The
Puget
i
savings
&
Loan
Co.,
opera-'
"t
which
was
suspended
re-"
;
by
state
authorities,
an-.
"!
u
complete
new
plan
of
wi.tuorlng
today.'
-
FLYING'
TO
wind,
r
tmi
m
r
u
t
hp
r
w
i
LUIVIUINIUIN
Salvage
Job,
Leaves
Atlin
For
Fort
Simpson
'I'itnu
to
word
received
!i
the
Government
Tele-Pilot
Stan
MacMillan
of
the
i
rial
Airways
of
Edmonton,
i.vsistrd
recently
In
the
suc-i
salvage
of
the
plane
of
the
nit
E.
J.
A.
Burke,
left
Atlln
n
Simpson
In
his
plane
yes-morning.
He
Intended
stay-Lower
Llard
Post
last
night
V
'nK
Fort
Simpson
today
en
Edmonton.
Rev.
Edwin
Moss
For
California
I'
V
r
V
I'dwin
Moss,
former
Anglican
"
Stewart.
Atlln.
Mctlakatla
'
i
t
Esslngton
In
this
diocese.
ned
from
the
parish
of
St.
'i
.
Victoria
West,
where
he
1
n
the
Incumbent
since
1927.
month
will
leave
for
Call-"
take
up
work
In
that
Mi
Moss
Is
quite
well
known
i
1
Rupert,
having
been
here
r'
occasions
while
he
was
a
in
the
north.
uii
ijicv.ii
man
Killed
Yesterday
"HTML.
Feb.
14:-Herbert
Burns,'
-in
in
Kootenay
'rocuted
yesterday
at
Wars
t'
short
distance
from
here
"i
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
'
barometer,-
20.85,
tempera-:t
sea
smooth.
I;ira
Cloudy,
light
westerly
''
Island
Cloudy,
southeast
8
miles;
barometer,
20.72;
1
I'
ure,
40,
sea
calm.
Not
x
nonth
for
life,
and
the
substitution
(
of
a
one-man
$12,000
a
year
Liquor
Control
Board
with
a
$30,000
com-'
mission
as
acts
of
doubtful
economy
In
the
face
of
an
undented
deficit
i
reported
in
the
press
of
$5,000,000.
The
Pacific
Great
Eastern
survey.
Mr.
Pattullo
said,
was
unnecessary.
The
sum
of
$50,000
had
been
spent
to
secure
the
Evans
report
on
marketing
which
contained
nothing
the
people
did
not
know
already.
He
cried
out
at
the
annual
expenditures
which,
he
said,
would
reach
$3Q,0Qp0Q
for
last
year.
Mr.
Pattullo
declared
that
'government
should
reveal
at
once
its
policy
on
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
and
table
reports
of
surveys
taken
on
the
resources
of
the
area
served.
The
Alaska
highway
plan,
the
I
Liberal
leader
said,
was
a
stall
de-
lnfd
to
attention
from
the
i
dfaw
MacMillan
Plane,
Having
Finished
inaction
of
the
government
In
other
respects.
The
Watt
investigation
had
prov-
;
ed
the
right
of
the
opposition
when
It
fought
for
Justice
for
tne
iormer
Prince
Rupert
government
agent
in
the
face
of
government
denials
of
any
Injustices
which
had
now
been
retracted.
The
fuel
oil
tax,
voted
last
session
and
worth
$550,000.
had
not
been
collected
and
the
House
would
want
to
know
why,
Mr.
Pattullo
said.
The
government,
Uie
Liberal
leader
charged,
was
fully
respons
ible
for
the
deplorable
state
of
finances
In
the
province
and
the
removal
of
the
former
finance
minister
had
not
absolved
It
from
blame.
BAD
TIMES
NEAR
OVER
Evangeline
Booth,
ellad
of
Salvation
Army
In
States,
Notes
Improvement
OAKLAND.
Feb.
14:-General
Evaneellne
Booth,
head
of
the
Sal
vation
Army
in
the
United
States,
is
another
who
believes
that
there
will
soon
be
improvement
from
the
depression.
She
stated
yesterday
that
indications
were
that
the
unemployment
crises
Had
jmjd
and
that
there
would
be
apWrcnt
Improvement
next
trtonth.;
,
rrLigt
SS'Nekon
Now
Has
WEATHER
REPORT
iT"!
Island-Light
southwest
moderate
sea,
cloudy,
show-
v
Radio
Inspector
Seriously
111
OTTAWA,
Feb!
14
-
Senator
An-
Vancouver
Stocks
(dourt7
S.
O.
Johnnon
Co.)
Bayvlew,
nil,
01.
Big
Missouri.
.45Vi.
46.
Coast
Copper;
4.00,
nil.
George
Copper,
.80,
nil.
Oeorgie
River,
.03,
.04.
George
Enterprise,
.03,
.05.
Oolconda,
40,
.42.
Grtndvlew,
.06U,.07.
Independence,
.01,
.01.
Kootenay
Florence,
.01
5-0,
.01.
Kootenay
King.
.01
vj,
nil-L.
it
L.,
nil,
.01.
;
Lakevlcw,
nil,
.10V4
.
'
,
,"
'
'
Lucky
Jim,
.02,
nil.
'
Mohawk,
.OVi.
.0-
Marmot
Metals,
nil,
.01.
National
Silver,
.02,
.03.
Oregon
Copper,
.05,
.03,
Noble
Five,
08,
.09.
Oregon
Copper,.
.05.
.00.
Pend
Oreille.
U5.
1.30".
premier
.70.
.74.
Porter-Idaho,
.07,
.08-Reeves
Macdonald.
.40.
.45.
I
Hiifim-Arwenta.
.02.
.03.
Silver
Crest,
.02,
.04.
Silverado,
02,
nil.
Srwwflake,
5.
.03
Vi.
Terminus,
.35,
nllt
Topley-Richfleld,"
.01,
.02
Whitewater,
.05,
nil.
Woodbine,
01.
.01
Bluebird,
.02.
nil.
A.
P.
Consolidated,
.27,
.28
Calmont,
OILS
.22.
.23.
DalhouslQ.
i5Q,i
.55;
Devenih,hfU?iQ
.
r.
Jt
Fabyan
Pete,
.3,
.04.
AssoQlatlon
has.scputed.
the
ItnoMe.ntM,
17.00
a
nnrt
Lime
radio
IrP
nf.(..nr
who
has
already
commen
ced
work
locating
local
interference
with
a
view,
to
securing
Deuer
ie-ceptlon.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
14:
-
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
Glc-
00-
Freehold,
.14,
.15.
'
f-Hargal.
.10.
,12.
Merland,
.16.
lGVfc.
Mercury,
21,
,28.
;
.
United.
.26.
nil.
Shtritt-Oordoni
.95,
nil,
O.PR.,
43.00,
4f00.
Inter.-
Nlekel,
15.75.
nil.
Ford
A..
24.00.
nil.
Noranda,
1050,
nil.
,
,
1
Tomoi,
?
Tides
Why
Advertise?
Sunday,
15,
1931
i.m.
18.1
ft.
Swag
,
Some,
people
da
pot
want
mors
Hl2h
'.m.
20.2
ft.
business.
That
Is
why
they
neglect
(1
tne
generally
accepted
method
of
.m.
92
ft.
LOW
placing
their
wares
before
the
people
m.
3.7
ft.
.a
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH.
COLUM
BIA'S
NEWSPAPER
In
the
form
of
advertisements.
Vl
XXII
.
No.
38.
S
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.O.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
14,
1931
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
tit
A
TTULLO
A
TTACKS
ADMIMTRA
770JV
WOMEN
TO
HA
VE
EQUAL
RIGHTS
WITH
MEN
IN
PROVINCE
Liberal
Leader
Indicts
Tolmie
Government
For
Its
Great
Waste,
Inaction
and
Wanton
Spending
PREMIER
RESIGNS
Spain
in
Midst
of
Political
Crisis
as
General
Brrenguer
Resigns
King
Takes
Hand
MADRID,
Feb.
II:
Premier
Bercnguer
and
the
plans
he
had
formulated
forla
Parliamentary
election
nest
month
faded
out
together
today-
as
the
general
resigned
In
the
face
of
wide-spread
rejection
of
his
election
pros
rani
by
political
leaders.
Kin;
Alfonso
at
once
began
the
difficult
task
of
forming
a
new
government
to
work
out
a
satisfactory
flection
program.
Quiet
was
reported
from
all
points.
Pose
Pius
May
Talk
Again
on
Easter
Sunday
j
'
ROME.
Feb.
14
-Pope
Plus
XI,
jwho
was
heard
for
the
first
time
on
the
air
on
Thursday
of
this
week.
may
broadcast
his
voice
again
on
drew
Havdon
is
seriously
ill
at
his
Easter
sunaay,,i;
is
reportea
at
me
the
fnbme
here.
He
had
been
indisposed
!
Vatican.
for
about
a
week
and
today
suffered
.
a
heart
attack.
At
noon
his
condition
was
somewhat
better.
He
has
been
for
years
the
confidential
advisor
of
Rt.
Hon.
VV.
L.
Mackenzie
Klne.
Liberal
leader.
Last
summed
I
B.C.
FLYER
;
i
iIS
KILLED
Pilot
Officer
Carl
Gill
Lost
Ills
Life
in
Crash
at
Camp
Dordcn
Yesterday
,
CAMP
BORDEN,
Feb.
14:
Pilot
Officer
Carl
Otll
of
Trail,
B.C
and
Napoleon
Duval
of
Contrccouer,
Que,
were
killed
yesterday
when
their
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
plane
crashed
from
a
height
of
one
thousand
feet.
the
Senator
visited
the
west
witnf-'.
iv
iiilijjui
j
Mr.
King.
IMPORTS
f
FALL
OFF
Canada's
Duty
Revenue
In
193
j
Away
Below
1929
Dutiable.
Goods
Also
Less
'
OTTAWA,
Feb.
14
Due
to
the
falling
off
of
dutiable
goods,
Canada
collected
$45,000,000
less
In
customs
in
the
calendar
year
oi
1930
than
In
the
previous
twelve
months.
The
volume
of
dutiable
goods
fell
off
by
$200,000.
Will
Rogers
in
Forced
Landing
noted
Am
rlcan
humorist,
ls
mak-
lng'a
tour
ot
the
southern
states
on
behalf
of
the
Red
Cross
drought
re-
j
lleffoam'palgn,
had
to
make
fore-
j
cda.landlng
In
a
i
storm
.
neat
.here
.
'
yesterday.
Neither
Rogers
or
the
pilot-were
hurt.
BIRTH
NOTICE
I
Injured
Miss
But'v
Rubicon
member
ot
women's
Olympic
team
ana
coed
truck
star
of
Northwestern
University,
injured
her
ankle
training,
and
is
nobbling
arouna
on
crutchea
MAY
BE
MURDER
Relief
Bill
Vote
Agreed
Upon
For
Today
in
Capital
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
an
eight-hour
filibuster
in
ate
yesterday,
it
was
agreed
to
take
a
vote
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
on
Storm
Forced
Ills
Plane
Down
in
1
President
Hoover's
$20,000,000
com-
V
I
I
X'.-.
1
-..
t
,
...
.
.
.
....
...
new
iucuiu
irMtiuaj
,
promise
arougni
reiiei
diu.
a
suo-Nobody
Hurt
,
stanlial
majority
for
the
measure
Is
i
anticipated.
ALBERQUQUE,
N.M.,
Feb.
14:
The
plane
in
which
Will
Rogers,
BARONET
IS
DEAD
Sir
laming
Worthlniton,
..-
!
British
Secretary
for
War
I
Passed
Away
Today
LONDON,
Feb'
14-
Sir
Laming
Sweeping
Legislation
To
Be
Offered
House
By
Attorney-General
I
All
Laws,
Whereby
Woman
is
Disqualified
by
Her
Sex
to
I
Be
Declared
Null
and
Void
in
British
j
Columbia
Henceforth
!
VICTORIA,
Feb.
14:
A
new
bill
on
rights
for
women
of
British
Columbia,
putting
them
on
the
same
basis
as
j
men
under
all
provincial
statutes,
will
be
introduced
in
!
the
Legislature
next
week
by
Attorney
General
R.
H.
I
Pooley.
The
statute
is
said
to
be
the
most
sweeping
of
its
kind
ever
introduced
in
a
Canadian
province.
The
bill
will
declare
by
blanket
provision
that
j.
.
men
;
nounced.
I
1
MURDERER
!
CAPTURED
It
pi.
t
.
I
t...J..
T
1.
.
-
L
fraud
Insurance
Company
Is
Believed
Solved
CENTRALIA.
Wash.,
Feb.
14:
1
I
There
was
some
excitement
in
this
Man
Arrested
at
Juneau
on
Tele-
;
town
yesterday
when
the
arrest
was
graphic
warrant
From
Haines
i
made
of
a
Chattanooga,
Tenn.,
em-
Brought,
Body
In
balmer
in
connection
with
a
brutal
I
murder
some
time
ago
in
Chatta-
JUNEAU,
Feb.
14
On
a
telegra-nooga
In
the
attempt
to
defraud
a
phic
warrant
from
Haines,
John
.
life
Insurance
company.
The
arrest
Fascett
and
an
Indian
were
arros-
came
as
the
culmination
ot
a
con-ted
here
yesterday
In
connection
,
tlnent-wlde
chase
by
Sheriff
Chas.
with
the
death
of
Ed.
Donnelly,
a
Taylor
of
Chattanooga.
trapper.
Fassett
brought
Donnelly's
body
here
on
December
31.
saying
that
Donnelly
died
suddenly
while
th
two
were
trapping.
The
authorities
are
awaiting
further
The
embalmer
Is
alleged
to
have
taken
out
a
$10,000
double
indemnity
life
Insurance
policy.,
naming
his
accomplice
as
beneficiary.
The
murder
followed,
the
accused
placing
the
Insurance
receipt
In
the
pocket
of
the
dead
man's
coat
after
beating
the
body
almost
to
mutilation.
The
widow,
however,
lden-Ufled
the
remains
of
her
husband
and
the
search
for
the
commenced.
The
alleged
accomplice
has
al
ready
been
taken
Into
custody.
JthTsenflFuneralofMiss
Ruby
Duggan
Was
Many
friends
attended
the
fu
neroLtfrfloe
this
afternoon
at
the
chaper
of
he
B:
XJ.
Undertaker
for
the
late
Miss
Ruby
K,
Duggan
whose
death
occurred
earlier
In
the
weeW'dfter'ti
lengthy-Hlneis.
Rev.
J.
Kenh'My
of
First
Presby-
Fortnar
i
terlan
Church
officiated
and
Miss
Isabel
Sinclair
presided
at
the
or
gan
ror
tne
hymns
which
were
"Lead
Kindly
Light,"
and
"Nearer
My
Ood
to
Thee."
any
aisquauncauon
against
wo-
i
on
account
of
their
sex
now
:
PRAIRIE
PROVINCES
eXlstln8
tn
anV
other
law
Is
null
ENGAGE
and
vold
DIG
COUNSEL
'
FOR
LONDON'
IlEAltlNT.
EDMONTON.
Feb.
H
-siri'
Valentin
Takes
John
Simon,
eminent
British
j
coniiuuwonai
aumomy,
win
present
the
case
of
the
pro-
vinces
of
Alberto
and
Saskat-
chewan
when
the
Joint
appeal
of
these
provinces
over
the
na-
;
tural
resources
settlement
Is
heard
by
the
Privy
Council,
Premier
J.
E.
Brownlee
an-
Over
Creamery
at
Vanderhoof
VICTORIA.
Feb.
14:
-The
at
Variderhoof
which
has
been
operated
by
P.
Burns
Si
Co.
for
the
past
two
years,
has
now
been
leased
by
the
provincial
government
to
H.
B.
M.
Valentin
of
Prince;
Rupert
for
a
period
of
three
years.
When
this
creamery
was
operated
by
the
Nechako
Creamery
Company
Mr.
Valentin
was'
employed
as
the
first
butter
maker.
After
leaving
them
he
started
in
business
for
himself
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
patrons
of
the
Vanderhoof
Creamery
are
'
pleased
to
see
him
return,
as
he
has
the
confidence
of
the
cream
shippers
and
the
general
public
there,
land
his
former
experience
in
the
district
is
an
added
advantage.
NICARAGUA
AGREEMENT
United
States
Marines
to
Be
Substantially
Reduced
If
Banditry
Ceases
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Feb.
14:
An
agreement
'
was
reached
here
yesterday
between
Secretary
of
State
Henry
L.
Stimson
and
representatives
of
the
Central
American
republic
of
Nicaragua
whereby
oh
June
1,
If
banditry
In
the
republic
Is
materially
suppressed
by
then,
the
majority
of
United
States
Mar-
murderer
!
ines,
who
have
been
policing
the
country
for
some
time,
will
be
withdrawn.
Meantime,
a
rigorous
campaign
against
the
bandits
Is
to
be
waged.
The
proposal
is
to
reduce
the
number
of
Marines
from
1500
to
500,
the
latter
number
to
be
withdrawn
after
tle
1932
election.
Held
Here
Today
MILLIONS
A
daughter
was
oorn
to
Mr.
ana
,
worimngton
uart..
secretary
or
Alter
me
service,
interment
was
Mrs.
Sam
Jabour
at,
the
Prince
Ru-1
State
for
war
liv
the
Conservative
,
made
In
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
Pall-pert
dfcneral
Hospital
this
morning
cabinet
died
in
his
leop
early
ixHrori
were
J
Duggan,
J.
II
Malr,
February
14
th.
today.
He
was
03
years
of
age.
tC
W.
Malrs
and
Capt.
Dan
Archie.
FOR
NAVY
United
States
Makes
Reduction
In
Vote
This
Year
By
Over
1
$36,000,000
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
14:
Congress
yesterday
passed
appropriations
of
over
$340,000,000
to
provide
for
the
operation
of
the
United
States
navy
during
the
coming
year.
This
is
a
reduction
of
more
than
$36,000,000
from
last
year's
vote.
Naval
experts
assert
that
the
re-riuriinn
of
the
appropriation
will
rwult
in
decreased
naval
cfllclency.