Tomt
;s
Tides
i
B
;
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5'
ry
21
1931
HiRh
S
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a.m.
19.5
ft.
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8Rbe
LONDON,
Jan.
21:
The
government
of
Premier
;iv
MacDonald
was
defeated
in
the
House
of
Commons
tonight
on
an
amendment
to
the
Education
Bill
by
a
majority
of
33,
the
vote
being
282
to
249.
Premier
MacDonald
aid
that
no
vital
principle
was
involved
and
thus
the
gov
FAVORED
.
am
m
...
,
-
.
.k
turlhcr
I
artlculars
of
ashlntton!l4
to
15
yea.
He
wldi
m
maklng
nad
bn
b9atttlfu,
Eighteenth
Amendment
Report
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
21:
The
i'
rlty
of
President
Hoover's
en-
ment
commiMion
appointed
to
stiRate
the
Eighteenth
Amend-
!t
arc
in
favor
of
revision
of
the
i.dment,
it
was
revealed
yes-i
iy
George
W.
Wlckersham,
.inn
an
of
the
commission,
favors
;i
'hpr
trial
of
the
amendment
'
h
certain
revisions.
the
motion,
that
this
provision
decorated
tor
the
occasion
by
Mrs
meant
that
denominational
schools
Sidney
Batcher
and
Miss
Ros-would
need
$5,000,000
to
enlarge
couture
WHh
pink
and
white
chry-thelr
buildings.
anthMmun
Thre
was
a
lanre
Y.M.C.A.IS
GOING
ON
Meeting
The
Y.
M.
C.
A.
committee
met
dance
of
members.
It
was
decided
to
proceed
with
the
organisation
for
the
proposed
campaign,
the
date
of
which
is
ex-
..J
n
u
ftAmA
Hmo
In
thft
1IUU1II
Hnln
In
liail5Yaai
I
rntlQVnnl
coming
spring.
In
the
meantime,
th(?
commltlee
wm
try
to
decide
'upon
a
site
and
also
will
get
out
JOHANNESBURG.
Jan.
21:-The
sketch
plans
of
the
proposed
bulld-
i
.
lustra
tor
of
the
Transvaal
has
mg-
'livened
an
Important
cancer
con-
j
i'
I
uce
for
next
April
at
which
v
,i
A..!l-
!
.
ttes
from
the
Medical
Associa-
Northem
AViatOrS
ii
nf
South
Africa
will
be
present.
Ji'i-cusslona
will
envisage
radium
I'.'iutton
and
potentialities
of
I
'l-.iKanda
for
the
prevention
of
i
Hirer.
M
anwhlle
private
researches
by
'
l
idmg
South
African
doctor
have
i
'
i
lum
to
the
conclusion
that
the
'
ii
the
solution
of
the
cancer
The
cable
was
sent
irom
aucuui
pi
'bk'm
will
be
founrJ
In
future
de-
age
V'
i
Minienis
oi
cnaocnnoioEy.
viscount
Astor
10
rUm
ur
Sell
His
Property
onic
ot
his
property
on
account
of
'ho
heavy
Income
tax
In
this
country
He
has
Just
announced
the
sale
of
his
palatial
residence
at
Plymouth.
He
is
seeking
tb
dispose
of
other
of
his
property.
Viscount
Astor
made
the
statement
vpntprdnv
that
of
everv
$500
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
21:
Wheat
ttas
quoted
on
the
local
exchange.
.
today
at
54ic.
Dorbandt
went
to
look
for
him.
4
,.
i
t..
i
i
i
ttna
4.
nnnnrpntlv.
from
a
return
tor
l
the
latest
Dritlsh
nobleman
LOUD
C
KOM
'lNLS
who
has
been
compelled
to
sell
out
GOVERNOR
GLM.RALS1III
LONDON,
Jan.
21:
It
was
.ij
nnnrriMallv
today
I
I
lull
Liu
Uliuitivf-"j
-
Cromer
has
been
m
taxes.
source.
Lord
Lord
Chamberlain
since
19a
VANnmiVF.ii
wheat
ana
u
saia
w
vC
u..
-
Miss
Margaret
van
Cooten
Becomes
Bride
of
Ian
Fraser
at
Church
Ceremony
A
wedding
of
much
interest,
in
ernment
will
not
be
obliged
to
resign.
The
defeat
came
un-'
voMng
a
well
known
and
popular
fcexpectedly
on
the
bill
which
had
young
couple,
took
place
at
two
IL
VfSllllll
Catholic
Labor
member,
who
pre-
j
Church
of
the
Annunciation
whe
iLi
V
1U1V1
1
vlously
had
moved
an
amendment
Bishop
E.
M.
Banoz.
O.MJ..
united
I
which
would
authorize
the
govern-
Miss
Margaret
Elaine
van
pooMi
ment
to
use
fundi
to
enable
denom-
daughter
of
Mrs.
William
Brass
or
inational
schools
to
meet
exnenses
tv,i.
mv
in
miniin
nHfh
Tan
ti.
VMJl
44
It
b
H,V.
T
-
(Incurred
by
the
provision
in
the
bill
riCk
Fraser,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
raising
the
school
leaving
age
-
from
U
j;
e.
iJ.
i
Fraser
kVCi
Ui
of
Wetasklwln.
1
1
bMIIII
Alberta
ttWCIK
eilat(f'0gft6tt
'
of
well
'
wishing
friends
in
attendance
to
witness
the
ceremony.
The
bride!
who
was
beautifully
gowned
in
delft
blue
D'Orsav
crepe
with
silver
hat
and
carried-
a"
shower
bouquet
of
pink
nd
white
roses
and
J
carpifoni
fwas
given
Pn
.sldent
Hoover
is
not
entirely
Campaign
Expected
to
Be
Staged
,n
marrlage
by
her
stepfather.
ucrord
with
the
report
of
the
!i
mission
but
recognizes
it
as
a
u
iblp
contribution
to
legislative
sr
umente.
Important
Cancer
Conference
to
Be
In
Sprinc
Committee
Has
William
Brass.
Her
bridesmaid
was:
her
sister,
Miss
Olive
van
Cobteri,
who
was
charming
in
pale
pink
D'Orsav
crepe
with
hat
of
silver
last
night
at
the
City
Hall,
W.
II.
sequins,
carrying
a
bouquet
of
pink
Tobey
presiding
over
a
good
atten-
and
white
carnations.
Were
Only
Delayed
Frank
Porbandt
and
Alomo
Cope
'
Were
'ot
Missing
SEATTLE.
Jan.
21
The
Seattle
lui
failure
of
one
or
more
duct-
'Times
received
a
cable
from
PMot
"
elands
will
predispose
adults
Frank
Wilfrid
Appleyard
was
grooms
man.
The
wedding
Match
from
Lohengrin
was
played
by
Charles
P.
Balagno.
organist
of
Annuncia
tion
Church.
During
the
ceremony
Miss
LInnea
Hanson
sang
"O
Pro
mlae
Me."
After
the
ceremony,
there
was
a
reception
at
the
home
of
the
f
continued
on
pa
ire
5)
London
Page
Boy
Given
$100,000
His
friendliness
of
Several
Years
..
.Ago
Drought
Dim
Fortune
i
LONDON.
Jan.
21
Granville
nnan
Co
rr
rcrr
nrtA
limn
rtacro
hnv
Dorbandt
saying
"neither
7"
"7
.it
l.
ilmaniin
VilHC
UIUU.
Ofc.
WttiUCS
OtirCb
iwalter
at
the
Conservative
Club's
the
page
boy
at
White's
Club.
La
ter
Sampson
served
as
Sir
Shades'
valet
and
accompanied
him
to
Bucharest.
Athens
and
Cairo,
at
the
last
named-
place
nucslng
th
knight
bade
to
health
from
a
severe
illness.
n
service
I
can
never
repay,"
Sir
Charles
states
In
his
will.
that
the
Earl
oi
uromer.
ivuw-j
nrl11Pn7l
illUUCllXtt
vaUdCd
j.
l.T,nM
narincjhad
been
T
IttllU
A
HWiJf"
offered
and
had
refused
to
ac-
cept
the
Governor
Generalship
of
Canada.
The
report
came,
reliaoie
i
Of
Special
Interest
.lave
you
read
the
classified
prtvertlslne
page
In
this
paper
today?
'
am-
7.5
ft.
Low
ItJ
'2
If
not,
now
is
the
time.
p.m.
4.2
ft.
Sfc-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
:1
XXII..
No.
I
2
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
21,
1931
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ACDONALD
GOVERNMENT
DEFEATED
SHOWDOWN
WITH
VANCOUVER
UNEMPLOYED
IMPENDING
Issue
Not
Serious
So
Does
Not
Necessitate
the
Relinquishment
of.
Office
by
Labor
Administration
Division
Came
..On
Amendment
to
Education
Bill
Vote
Was
282
to
2
19
or
Adverse
Majority
of
33
Very
Unexpected
WELL
KNOWN
COUPLE
WED
WHERE
NATURE
DWARFS
MAN
VlItors
to
Jasper
National
Park,
in
the
heart
of
the
Canadian
Rockies,
stand
close
to
the
very
act
of
creation.
In
this
beautiful
area,
life
once
was
cradled.
Convulsion
aetzed
the
land
and
reared
rock
upward
to
the
skies.
Out
of
the
welter
came
the
glorious
peaks
to
defy
Ice
and
time,
their
rujsKed
beauty
a
magnetic
attraction
for
thousands
of
slght-SPers.
Small
wonder
mere
mortals
stand
by
and
drink
(n
the
grandeur
of
the
peaks.
Above
la
Mallgne
Lake,
Us
shores
framed
by
mountains.
C.N.It.
Photo.
WILL
MEET
I
Vancouver
Stocks
SITUATION
Peace
River
Railway
on
Work
Which
Could
Be
Profitably
Undertaken
Now,
Says
.
Member
.
Impotrance
of
the
Peace
River
railway
link
as
a
vital
factor
in
meeting
current
ecbnomlc
conditions
in
British
Columbia
and
in
developing
the
province's
future
possibilities
was
emphasised
by
Col.
Nelson
Spencer.
MLA.
for
Vancouver
in
a
statement
on
the
subject:
"After
a
careful
study
of
ecoroU
mlc
conditions
prevailing
in.
rUBr
Columbia
I
have
come
to
conclusion."
said
Col.
Spencer,
"that
the
one
profitable
outlet
for
the
energies
of
the
people
of
British
Columbia
at
this
time
is
to
construct
a
railway
to
connect
up
the
Peace
River
with
the
coast.
"That
is
the
one
major
investment
on
which
we
can
count
for
an
assured
return.
Utl
-
llfllna
.
U
n
...mI...
ft
t
!C
.,...,.
I
Tm-
Rtrt
Vl4
"
menus
muu
Mc
ouiy.u.
v.,
a
K
searciunis
searching
party
i'
was
getting
m--
i
mn
nnn
v,..
u..
ilabor
by
providlng
large
employ
ready
to
seek
Dorbandt.
and
Alon-
ment
and
11
mcans
a
tlmulatlon
to
chW
Z
C
Hartopp
Cope,
another
pilot,
when
they
gifSc7etery
th?Brt
Production
of
all
kinds,
both
during
f
rv
r
W3S
m
cry
oi
of
me
un
!
.
income
iliromo
Tnv
1
ax
r
KnrrAC
orces
returned
Cope
had
been
unheard
'
f
construction.
It
means
plane
omturnert
j
SeS
UP
0I
more
XT
i
.
...
...j.j
.
c.nni
nnok
Cook
o
jears
ago
bir
tnaries
nemenaea
other
conceivable
,
h,
.
undertaking
d
rtakln
any
can
bring
lebout.
,
"The
economic
situation
at
this
time
Is
such
that
some
means
of
building
for
the
future
must
be
undertaken
and
this
railway
Is
the
logical
program."
INFANT
GIttL
DIED
'YESTERDAY
AND
IS
'UBUHIED
IIEKE
TODAY
British
Cruisers
to
I
Thery:!
Ann,
two
'!
SR!.;
favorite
or
the
Cna-
ttoh
battle
crulra
Renown
andjB.
C.
Undertaken,
to
1
8
It
Tiger
were
placed
undtr
quaran-
metery
with
Very
own
post
Une
because
of
nn
outbreak
Gibson,
deun
of
St.
.
H
llJa
1JC
VUcUdlllilICUnnd
Mrs
Daniel
Child.
Taylor
Street.
The
funeral
took
place
this
GIBRALTAR,
Jan.
21:
The
Bri-
afternoon
from
the
cnapei
oi
me
i
i
......
-
.
t
I
I
,
1
1
....
1
officiating.
ttlttntinrr
of
Inf
luenaa
among
the
crews.
thedral,
Fairview
ue-
Re;
Rev.
James
B
i
Andrew's
Ca-
(Courtesy-3.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Bay
view,
nil,
i.
Big
Missouri,
41.
43.
-Coast
Copper,
4.S0,
nil.
Cork
Province.
Vfc,
1.
Cotton
Belt,
15.
nil.
George
Copper,
50,
nil.
Georgia
RiVer,
2,
3.
dolconda,
nil,
33.
drandview,
3H.
4.
Indian
Mine.
1,
nil.
Inter.
Coal
St
Coke,
15,
23.
Ktootenay
Florence,
1,
1V4.
Kootenay
King,
1,
2.
Lucky
Jim,
111.
Mohawk,
,
iuL
(
Morton
.Wdolsey,
nil,.
4.
h&ttfat
River
Goldj
nil.
I.
.Marmot
Metals,
nil.
1.
'National
Silver,
2.
2fe.
Fni
Oreille.
70,
nil.
Premier,
70,
71.
Porter-Idaho,
7V4.
8.
Reeves
Macdenald,
nil,
20.
Rufus-Argenta,
2,
nil.
Ruth-Hope,
nil,
5.
'
Sliver
Crest,
14,
nil.
Snowflake,
3.
3Vi.
Topley
Richfield.
1.
nU.
Wellington,
nil,
1.
Woodbine,
l4.
1V3.
George
Enterprise,
nil.
5
V,.
OILS
A.
P.
Con..
31.
33.
Calmont,
2126.
Dalhouste,
52,
54.
Deventsh,
ni),
7.
Fabyan
PetMtfc.
3M.
Home,
1.00,
1J6.
Royalite.
J6.00,
17.00.
Freehold,
15,
16.
Hargml,
10,
14.
Merland.
IB,
17.
Mercury.
.34,.
36.
United.
2S,
K.
Triple
aland-Light
northeaster-
ternoon
of
Margaret
andily
wind;
M
:aooth;
overcast
half
month
old
daugmer
oi
wr.
Langarn
Overcast;
southeaster
ly
wind;
sea
rough.
Dead
Tree
Point
Rain;
southeasterly
gale;
barometer.
29.43:
temperature.
40;
.sea
rough.
Dlgby
Island
Cloudy,
south,
four
miles;
barometer,
29.50;
temperature
45;
sea
smooth.
Chief
of
Police
Gives
Warning
to
Leaders
of
Workless
re
Meetings
Use
of
Public
Grounds
For
Gatherings
and
Streets
For
Parades
Is
Banned
Order
Is
Defied
Today
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
21;
Warning
that
there
must
be
no
more
meetings
on
public
grounds
or
parades
on
city
streets
was
given
today
by
W.
J.
Bingham,
chief
of
police,
to
leaders
of
the
unemployed.
Despite
this,
pamphlets
were
distributed
today
calling
upon
the
unemployed
to
meet
at
the
Powell
Street
grounds.
The
police
yill,
it
is
understood,
attend
in
force
and
n
4
IT
177
i
17
!
there
Ukely
t0
be
a
showdown.
In
BY
A
1
1
W
A
Y
I
vlew
of
tne
chiefs
warning,
It
1
Is
lurilJLi
If
I
I
j
quite
possible
the
leaders
of
the
Bur'iiTBivTt
imeeting'
lf
11
matertall2es-
may
be
I
lrll!ll!fv
PIaced
under
arrest
and
charged
Vl
ijilllVJwith
creating
a
disturbance.
British
Columbia
Block
Settlers
,
Loudly
Acclaim
New
Line
!
DAWSON
CREEK,
Jan.
21:
Bri-!tlsh
Columbia's
Peace
River
block
;
settlers
came
here
in
their
hundreds
to
celebrate
the.
flrjt
Mepr
hi
the
movement
to
link
the
agriculture
empire
with
Pacific;
tidewater,
j
From
Grand
Prairie
in
the
south
east
to
Rolla
In
the
north
Premier
Man
Weds
Vancouver
Girl
Miss
Jean
Murray
Becomes
Bride
of
George
Itobertson
4
First
United
Church
in
Vancouver
was
the
scene
of
a
pretty
wedding
on
January
5,
when
Jean,
came
eldest
dauzhter
of
Mrs.
J.
Murray
-settlers
by
the
hundreds,
business
and
the
late
P.
Murray,
was,
unl-
,
..u
u;
au.cumruiM
pion-,
ted
in
marriage
to
George
Robert-
CCIB
w"
oravcu
ine
narasnips
ior,son
of
premier.
second
son
Of
Mr.
many
a
season,
to
hear
clanging
of
and
A
Robertson
of
Methtl,
bells
and
sound
of
the
whistle
an-
cmtranri
nounclng
the
arrival
Into
British
u
Tne
brlde
lven
ln
mam
Columb
a
of
the
f
rst
steam
ps-!b
Mlller
and
was
charmmg
IX
track
of
the
Northern
Alberta
Rail-
i
ways,
50
miles
northwestward
from
iHythe,
Alta.
1
Lieut.
Governor
Egbert
of
the
j
Province
of
Alberta,
the
Hon.
Ver-
non
Smith,
minister
of
railways
and
!
telegraphs
for
Alberta,
representa-'tlvea
of
the
chamber
of
commerce,
I
and
prominent
business
men
from
Calgary
and
Edmonton,
together
with
railway
officials,
among
whom
were
A.
A.
Tladale,
general
manager
Canadian
National
Rathvays,
Winnipeg:
J.
Callaghan,
general
manager
Northern
Alberta
Railways,
Edmonton,
Joined
with
the
various
committees
to
make
this
a
memor
A
banquet
ln
the
evening,
was
a
gown
of
pale
pink
taffeta
draped
with
shell
pink
net.
Her
hat
was
ln
matching
tones
and
she
carried
a
bouquet
of
Ophelia
rases
,
and
white
carnations.
Her
only
attendant
was
her
sister,
Miss
Betty
Murray,
who
wore
a
gown
of
or--hld
Canton
crepe
with,
matching
hat
and
carried
pink
carnations
and
maidenhair
fern.
A
reception
was
held
later
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Miller.
West
Eighth,
when
Mrs.
O.
Murray,
the
bride's
mother,
and
Mrs.
G.
Dempster,
a
sister
of
the
bride,
assisted
ln
receiving
the
guests.
The
former
wore
a
gown
of
hi
riav
tor
thh
Action
of
the
blu
Reogette
with
panels
orna-
Peace
River
country.
j
mented
with
cut
stecl
and
the
lat'
The
disadvantages
commonly
at-
ter
chose
blue
lac,e-tributed
to
frontier
dtstrtcta.
the
Mr
and
Mrs-
Robertson
left
later
complicated
problems
of
the
pro-
on
a
hort
Wp
to
Victoria,
when
vision
of
railroads
to
tap
and
open
for
travelling
the
bride
donned
a
up
a
Pacific
outlet
were
forgotten
dre"
navy
at
crepe
with
a
about
for
the
time
being.
The
shock
matching,
hat,
and
a
black
broad-ot
the
locomotive
whistle
.seemed
to
cloth
coat
trimmed
with
muskrat.
mean
more
to
the
frontiersmen
Shortly
after
their
return
Mr.
and
who
all
have
faith
in
the
country
Mrs.
Robertson
will
take
up
resl-they
have
made
their
own
and
be-
dence
at
Stewart.
Here
that
since
the
steel
is
here
the
district
already
well
settled
will
Dnllc
Pnrirr
fn
take
on
a
new
lease
ot
life
and
grow
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ROCHESTER,
NJI..
Jan.
21:
The
'NAVAL
COMPETITION
oeople
of
thU
Httle
New
England
-
OF
TRANCE-ITALY
TO
wn
wondered
what
It
was
all
-
.
.
CONTINUE
THIS
YEAR
about
yesterday
afternoon
when
U
.ill.
i
....,,
the
bells
of
all
the
churches
ln
the
"
'ROia
Jain
21wltaly
U
pre-
olace
started
to
peal
merrily.
They
f
isared
to
tourkl
imkjot
tf
yjtfi
wondered
if
it
was
another
fashion-
France
In
naval
armaments
able
wedding
or
if
a
new
industry
4
this
year,
it
fu
stated
ln
gov-
was
starting
in
the
town.
eminent
circlet
here
yester-
It
turned
out
that
the
bells
were
;
day.
There
stems
little
hope
of
ringing
to
celebrate
the
receipt
In
the
two
countries
reaching
a
Washington
of
the
Wlckersham
re-
permanent
agreement
where-
4
port
on
the
Eighteenth
Amend-
by
the
competition
ln
nava'
ment.
The
church
people
of
the
tonnjuge
might
be
eliminated.
town
rejoiced
at
the
recommenda-
Hon
that
prohibition
should
con-
,
tinue
ln
the
United
States.