4
A.
gov
f
India,
came
Irom
Al-i
the
inviutlon
ol
the
J
Thr
two
men
personify
the
i
i
iements
in
the
dispute.
:
'
uit
ol
the
conversations
I
rd
Irwin
and
Oandhl.
i
r
the
calling
oil
ol
the
'irdience
movement
in
In-
j
brighter
than
since
the'
;
(ommenced.
It
is
eon-!
'
xperted
that
a
mutual
wtli
be
reached
by
them
"m
ol
India's
autonomous
1
Tv
T
Tvnta
ar
t
unim
IS
DEAD
svrd
Had
Man"
ol
Screen
Was
Victor
in
Prince
Rupert
Last
Summer
"OELB6,
Feb.
18:
Louis
bad
man
ol
the
screen
film
character
ol
Holly-'
here
this
morning
at
the
i
v
He
failed
to
recover
fleets
ol
an
operation
performed
on
Monday.
was
born
in
New
York
intruder
was
'he
police.
Tomo
nl
e
.
s
Tides
Why
Advertise?
Thursda;
?,
.
ft
ry
19,
1931
he'
Hail
j:
.
y
:a
ajn.
20.1
ft.
Some
people
do
not
want
mori
9-
S
pjn.
205
It.
business.
That
Is
why
they
neglect
I'U
...
3
t
am-
5.9
ft.
the
generally
accepted
method
ol
"
E?
p.m.
3.7
It.
placing
their
wares
belore
the
people
.
tj
n
In
the
lor
ol
advertisements.
"
e
M
-
3
8
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
18,
1931
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
TELLS
OF
PULP
AND
PAPER
PROJECT
TOLMIE
GOVERNMENT
WINS
FIRST
DIVISION
OF
SESSION
Misak
Aivazoff
Talks
In
Minneapolis
With
Member
of
Syndicate
Undertaking
Here
Has,
.Excellent
Prospects
of
Goinir
Ahead
.Would
Be
Large
Plant
Using
Timber
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
i'
Aivazoff,
who
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
Tuesday
oon
after
a
trip
to
England,
reports
having
been
in
at
ion
in
Minneapolis
with
a
member
of
a
Minnea-:in:l
New
York
syndicate
which
is
contemplating
the
Anient
of
a
large
pulp
and
paper
mill
at
Prince
'
Asked
by
Mr.
Aivazoff
as
to
what
were
the
actual
prospect
ol
this
plant
being
eatab-
ll.U
-
.
I
-
,
A
.
I
.
.
1
rinrrHffPiinn
-
man
s-iea
mai
mey
I
A
I
,
K
h
H
rVI
h
lJ
I
,
ery
good.
Indeed.
XlJAi.Z-lvvJLi.
1
J.
EXPECTED
ilr
n
Candhl
Conversations
Ex-
pr
led
to
Bring
Civil
Peace
to
India
V
FLHI.
Feb.
18:
Mahatma
idrr
ol
the
All
India
Na
in
w
Mtv
4
k
situ
KS
tm
Mr
AlvasoII
states
that
these
Interests
hold
extensive
limits
ol
pulpwood
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
which
timber
would
be
used
in
the
Prince
Rupert
plant.
Representatives
ol
the
concern
are
expected
on
the
coast
in
the
very
near
future.
Mr.
Alvasoll.
who
has
been
away
seven
weeks
and
visited
England
and
France,
reports
that
conditions
who
h
been
jferrin
'
'n
ve
-Ukt
m
former
coun-L
111
announcement
ol.
RL
Hon.
Lord
Irwrft
the
S
,u
but
tiluch
tattr
'
"Ph1lip
Snowd,n.
chancellor
ol
plans
w
.n
lor
fnr
ths,
the
future
ftu'r
'
Ml"-
Aivasoff
will
sail
from
here
I
'he
exchequer,
that
there
will
lor
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
Thursday
night
TO
CLOSE
DOWN
USK
Would
Chance
lo
There
Terrace
Flat
Station!
Protests
TERRACE,
Feb.
18
Word
wa
received
in
Uilc
during
the
week'
end
Irom
a
semi-official
source
to
the
elfect
that,
in
conformity
with
the
policy
of
carrying
out
thej
utmost
retrenchment
possible,
the
Railway
Commissioners
have
hao
put
up
to
them
the
proposal
that
the
station
agency
at
Usk
be
closed
and
that
the
station
be
placed
on
the
list
of
tlag
stations.
As
soon
as
communication
could
be
secured
with
Terrace
this
matter
was
laid
before
the
Board
of
Trade
officers
who
at
once
agreed
to
send
a
protest
to
the
Railway
Commissioners.
As
a
result
Mr.
Halllwell,
the
secretary,
despatched
the
following
wire.
'Terrace
Board
ol
Trade
and
Usk
Welfare
Union
view
with
con-
28,
1880.
He
was
educa-
jcem
projected
closing
ol
Usk
sta
!
""is
in
that
city
and
then
,,pd
at
Cornell
University.
i
engineering
at
Cornell
'(i
his
M.
degree
at
that
Wolhelm
played
half-(
niell
on
the
1904
foot-
u
University
ol
Pennsyl--'
managing
to
break
his
one
contest
and
thus
lace
his
lortune
In
the
11
physically
powerful
i
l
aclous-looklng,
taught
at
Cornell
Prepara-
"i
during
the
six
years
"Unued
on
Page
3)
aLl.LPV
BURGLAR
IN
CHICAGO
SHOP
'AGO,
Feb.
18;.
'or
ol
a
Chicago
"n
opening
up
storday,
lound
1
1
k
last
asleep
on
-The
drug
''
'und
a
counter.
The
re
tton
agency.
No
place
on
tnts
line
gives
better
promise
of
progress
Prospecting
is
more
vigorous
than
ever.
Seven
companies
operating
this
summer.
Columario
mine
started
work
today,
two
others
prepar
ing
in
shin
We
bee
that
you.
do
not
act
precipitately."
INCIDENT
IS
ENDED
Editor
of
UbissfJ
1
Reinstated
Apologlies
For
Failing
to
Obey
Orders
VANCOUVER;
Feb.
18
-Ronald
dranthamV
editor
ol
the
University
ol
British
Columbia
student
publication
Ubyssey.
who
was
suspended
.
u
t
f
thm
TTnlvcrnltV
.
.
nv
imp
nrnmnii
v
"
a
bur-
tr
publishing
forbidden
editorial
4
oruen.
.
.1...
..
.
I
.
V.
,h
trnvBi
II
ITIPI
!
L
it,
a
in
connpcwuu
wim
ir
T.
.
...
1
In
Rrt.
'terday.
Orantliam
expressed
r-fret
!to
the
president
at
lalling
to
obey
VANCOUVER
By
Submarine
to
the
North
Pole
SfaT
y
-
'"
...
4,.
Alter
extensive
overhauling
at
Philadelphia.
Nautilus
onne
naw
Camden,
New
Jersey,
to
be
eq
lipped
with
telescopic
ice
drills
to
Wilklns'
expedition
to
North
Pole.
SENSATION
IN
LONDON
England
Shocked
Ry
Huge
Deficit
Snowdcn
is
Quite
Candid
LONDON,
Feb.
18:
A
sensation
has
been
caused
in
English
business
and
political
circles
by
be
a
government
delicit
approximating-
$250,000,000
on
the
current
fiscal
year
finances
and
that,
In
order
to
balance
the
budget,
some
real
sacrifices
wiU
have
to
be
made.
The
Labor
Party
is
very
upset
itself
over
the
announcement
but
Mr.
Snowdcn
frankly
tells
them
that,
il
they
can
find
a
better
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
he
will
be
welcome
to
the
job
as
far
as
he
is
concerned.
LADY
SAFE
Mrs.
Kalslon,
Feared
to
Have
Keen
Burned,
Was
Staying
With
Friends
NORTH
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
18:
Mrs.
W.
Ralston,
who
was
leaned
to
hart
lost
her
llle
in
an
apartment
house
fire
here
early
yesterday
morning,
Is
safe.
It
was
ascertained
yesterday.
Having
not
been
seen
since
Saturday.
Mrs.
Ralston
had
been
staying
with
friends.
Soldier
Relief
Cut
Protested
Cx-Scrvlce
Men
of
Canada
to
Fight
Against
Action
Taken
By
Federal
Government
,
OTTAWA,
EH).
Yttt-rths
of
C.
lB'.-Oreat
War
'anada
are
mobilising
their
Iorces
in
protest
at
the
action
ol
ths
federal
government
In
re-!
4.
duclng
the
relief
payment
lor'
single
veterans
by
$13
per
month
'
anrf
marrlnH
HM-wrvir
mm
hv
tin
'
.
per
month.
REFERENCE
ON
RIGHTS
:
INTEREST
PAYMENTS
4
ON
C.
N.
R.
WILL
BE
ELIMINATED
BY
TLAN
MONTREAL.
Feb.
18
Dir-
ectors
of
the
Canadian
Nation-
1
Railways
are
Revising
a
llv-u
year
scheme
which
is
expected'
to
Iree
the
system
ol
interest
payments
which
now
amount
to
$1,000,000
week.
d
w
CONFERENCE
!
ON
WHEAT
Canadian
Government
Doe
Not
Take
Kindly
to
Gathering
Including
Russia
OTTAWA.
Feo.
18:
Representations
have
been
made
to
the
Dominion
government,
it
was
stated
here
today,
that
a
conlerence
be
held
in
which
Russia,
Australia,
the
Argentine
and
Canada
would
participate
to
discuss
the
wheat
situation.
It
is
understood
that
the
government
does
not
take
kindly
to
such
a
conference.
Body
of
Cable
Station
Head
is
Found
in
Canal
ALBERNI.
V.I..
Feb.
18:
The
body
ol
Samuel
W.
Fltzpatrick.
supervisor
ol
the
Bamlleld
Cable
Station,
who
was
drowned
last
Saturday
night
when
he
fell
overboard
Irom
a
launch
In
Albernl
Canal,
has
been
recovered.
An
inquest
Is
to
be
held.
ATTENDING
SESSION
ALICE
ARM,
Feb.
18:
H.
F.
Ker-gln,
M.L.A.
lor
Atlln,
left
here
last
Wednesday
lor
Victoria
to
attend
the
session
ol
the
legislature.
He
expects
that
the
House
will
prorogue
in
time
lor
him
to
be
home
by
GERMANY
TO
USE
lt-101
WRECKAGE
IN
NEW
AIRSHIP
FRIEDRICHSHAVENi
Der-
many,
Feb.
18
-The
wreckage
ol
the
British
dirigible
R-101,
which
crashed
and
burned
in
France
last
fall
while
attempt-
lna
a
lllstht
to
India,
will
ar-
.
1
;
rive
here
within
the
next
lew
OTTAWA.
Feb.
18
:
-Respective
'
daya
Tne
wreckage
U
to
be
rlghU
ol
the
Dominion
and
the
pro-.
reoon.trueted
and
ued
in
the
vines
on
radio
broadcasting
will
be
!
building
of
a
giant
new
Oer-subjtct
ol
a
reference
to
the
Bu-
L
man
Zeppeiin.
nounced
today.
submarine
O-U.
proceeds
to
be
used
by
Sir
George
Hubert
PASSENGER
LOST
Nurse.
Became
Missing
From
Princess
Louise
Police
Are
Investigating
CHICAGO
ELECTION
doubt,
will
be
attempted
The
voting
will
take
place
next
Tuesday.
Mayor
William
Thompson
Is
seeking
re-election
and
his
opponent
Is
Judge
Lyle,
who
took
a
(leading
part
in
connection
with
a
recent
big
round-up
ol
city
gangsters.
The
result
ol
the
election
will
determine
lor
many
which
element
la
to
rule
the
city.
Thompson,
it
is
realised,
will
be
hard
to
beat,
with
his
great
ward
organisation,
but
Lyle
Is
given
a
good
chance.
Going.
With
Her
Husband
Lady
Wilkins
Resolved-
to
Take
Part
In
Polar
Adventure
Next
Summer
SYDNEY.
Aust..
Feb.
18:
Lady
Wilklns.
wile
ol
Sir
Oeorge
H.
Wilklns,
the,
ampu.
axnlorcx,
.
is
,de-
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
Pearson
Amendment
of
Censure
Is
Voted
Down
By
Margin
of
31
to
10
Opposition
Takes
Opportunity
to
Launch
Broadside
Attack
Upon
Administration
Extravagance
and
Waste
is-Alleged
VICTORIA,
Feb.
18
The
government
was
sustained
on
the
first
division
of
the
present
session
of
the
Legislature
yesterday
by
a
vote
of
31
to
10
on
an
amendment
to
the
reply
to
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
by
George
Pearson,
Liberal
member
for
Nanaimo,
seconded
by
F.
M.
Mac-Pherson,
Liberal,
Cranbrook,
which
would
have
altered
the
reply
to
a
censure
upon
the
government.
The
amendment
read
:
nv
vrnn
mr
I
"This
House
disapproves
of
the
improvident
expenditure
of
public
monies
by
the
government
and
the
j
pronounced
curtailment
ol
public
'expenditures
at
this
period
when
!
the
province
should
be
in
a
position
to
adequately
and
lully
meet
the
idemands
ol
present
conditions."
The
concerted
attack
upon
the
,
government
by
the
Opposition
i
!
VICTORIA.
Feb.
18:
Pollse
here
iorces
through
the
medium
ol
de-are
Inquiring
into
the
circumstan-
bate
on
the
Pearson
amendment
ces
oi
me
disappearance
last
week
vras
leatured
by
warm
passages
be
pie
were
trying
to
get
needed
roads
lor
existing
settlements.
Despite
the
challenge
to
Conservative
members
ol
alleged
independent
tendencies
that
their
votes
against
the
amendment
would
approve
the
whole
Government
re
cord,
there
was
no
breaking
oil
ranks
as
the
solid
Conservative!
majority
voted
the
amendment
down.
T.
D.
Pattullo
said
expenditures
had
been
Increased
Irom
twenty-one
to
twenty-lour
to
twen
BKULfc
1U
CARRY
ON
Leave
of
Absence
Indicates
That
I
Present
Lieutenant-Governor
'
Will
Continue
For
Time
VICTORIA,
Feb.
18:
Hon.
R.
R.
Bruce
has
been
granted
leave-ol-absence
Irom
March
1
to
June
1
In
Irom
the
steamer
Prince
LouUe.ol
-tweea-members
ol-both-sides
t
th
S
rSStf
S
T7-T
a
Portlann
nurse
going
sot
ol
houm
and
th
smainn
Ketchikan.
.as
indicating
that
His
Honor
wiU
suit
much
enlivened
The
young
woman
was
seen
the
.
,.'
.i00011"1
a
Lleutenant-Oovernor
night
belore
and
missed
the
next
thi
a?Lt
.?n
JSf
iSSZTZ,
?
time
at
least
although
his
morning,
there
being
no
trace
ol
"Jfn
'S.,
"
S
tem
":Ily
expire,
on
Februaiy
her
anywhere'aboard
the
ship.
Her
.
J
i
bed
had
not
been
slept
in
bit
her
?J?JL$l
Durlng
U1"-
room
was
in
disorder
and
there
Sa,MliZ,t
f
S.
nor's
absnce
on
a
trlp
to
Europe'
were
evidences
of
some
one
having
JJ
:
ch,ef
Justlce
J
A-
Macdonald
ol
the
been
dlverted
to
other
been
sick.
No
sign
ol
loul
play
was
;
PurPses-
i
British
Columbia
Court
ol
Appeals
revealed.
ThU
charge
wasprompUy
denied
:
will
act
as
administrator.
Dy
Hon.
w.
A.
McKenzie,
minister
or
!
labor,
and
chairman
ol
the
unem-i
ployment
committee
ol
the
cabinet,
i
MCII
YOD
T
Mr.
Manson
continued
to
declare
ll
Hi
TT
JL
vll
that
the
change
In
the
Liquor
Board
nn
l
im
I
jhad
been
wanton
extravagance.'
AAJFlAT
The
visit
ol
ministers
ol
the
crown
O
Virll
1
LixJLi
to
Berlin
had
been
unjustliled
ex-
i
penditures
without
purpose
to
the
Will
Judge
Lvle
be
Able
to
De-'country.
The
purchase
ol
$2,000,000
"2h
umciats
or
.Metropolis
Alleged
throne
"Big
Bill-
Thompson?
i
worth
ol
road
machinery
since
the
present
government
took
ollice
CHICAGO,
Feb.
18
The
mayor-
j
could
not
flnd
any
reasonable
de-alty
campaign
Is
being
waged
with
fence,
he
said.
The
Alaska
highway
increased
vlg6r
here
and
the
au-!PrJwl
and
caravan
last
year
had
thoritie
are
takng
especial
safe-jbeen
Ihardy.
continued
the
for-
Kuards
aaalnst
disorders
which.
noi"'w
Avy-wwnn.
pro-
-
.
.-
r
to
Re
Involved
in
Corruption
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
18:-An-Investigation
is
to
be
made
Into
alleged
corruption-in
high
places
in
this
city.
Judges,
magistrates,
police
officials
and
others
are
alleged
to
be
involved.
Six
hundred
banks
ol
the
city
have
been
subpoenaed
to
give
Information
regarding
the
bank
accounts
ol
officials,
particularly
the
police.
FINES
ARE
REMITTED
ty-six
and
now
to
thirty
million
dollars
by
wanton
extravagance
Echoes
ol
British
Columbia
Market-
which
now
made
it
impossible
for
the
government
to
meet
present
conditions.
ing
Act
Decision.
In
Vancouver
Supreme
Court
Mr
Msnson
lUttiU
fch
isJAOif
J-
VANCOUVER,
Feb.'
18:
The
Brl
quor
commission
tHps
of
HlncfVlfrfe
ttsh
Columbia
Supreme
Court,
slt-and
Burden
to
London,
increasing
i
ng
to
Vancouver
yesterday,
quash-the
asjeivt
jpeneral's
expense
allow-
id
convictions
which
had
been
lm-a
nee
f
rem
$1750
to
$4,000.
purchase
posed
upon
Chinese
fruit
and
ve-
ol
$2,000,000
worth
ol
road
machln-
i
getable
dealers
bl
this
city
under
ery
much
ol
lv
in
the
United
States,
much,
of
)
useless
on
0e
roads
to
which
it
wqs.
shlppjjd,
the
useless
1
her
hnf..dntiS,niVr
WhVrt
f-increase
in
the
number
ol
mln-
JlW?
attempts
in
a
submarine
to
sail
and
many
other
Items
as
under
the
North
Pole
and
the
ice
makln
UP
extravagances
which
ol
the
Arctic
Ocean.
the
Marketing
Act.
The
Sdpreme
Court
decisions
came
ai
an
outcome
ol
the
finding
expense
of
the
Watt
commission.
j
few
days
ago
that
the
British
Co-the
h,ighfiost
,v?manX9l!Wulr-?u.mbu
Marketing
Act
was
defec-
INFANT'S
FUNERAL
in
three
years
had
Increased
the!
.
'
annual
cost
ol
government
Irom
j
The
funeral
took
place
yesterday
$20,000,000
to
$30,000,000.
I
from
the
chapel
of
the
D.
C.
Undcr-
I
takers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery
ol
the
i
lour-munth
old
son,
Johnny,
ofMrs.
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
18:
Wheat,
It
Is
estimated
that
the
United
Sam
Mtkell,
who
died
last
Saturday
was
quoted
at
62c
on
the
local
ex-
States
Is
producing
72
per
cent
of
evening.
Rev.
Father
Champagne
of
change
today.
j
the
world's-petroleum
production.
McBrlde
officiated.