I
Tomorrow
s
Tides
POLICE
CHIEF
TAKES
ON
JOB
n
:.vn
i'in
of
New
Westminster
,
!
jt-
in
h
t
It
v
Clerk
In
Spite
ct
l
urt
Injunrtlon
tn
Feb
31
-
Another
nvulved
legl
tangle'
.
.ippotntotnt
o(
a
:
.''Ore
here
mm
added1
John
Cameron
of
'i
who
waa
appetn-1
.urn
Saturday
by
Uie'
-
at
about
the
same
uurt
of
Appeal
at!
:
.
1
1
1
1
k
an
interim
in-
l
ing
the
commls-
Pixiintlnc
a
new'
i.
by
the
city
clerk
duties
this
mom
sses
Law
to
rrPVAnf
Niiife
hv
Auto
Passengers
..h
Feb
II-
The
'
niav
paaaed
a
bill
'K-
u
impoaatble
for;
linn
tn
an
auto-
a
n?r
tn
case
of
Card
of
Thanks
i
'no
family
wish
1
"
ho
extended
"'
dowers
In
cornice-'Hi
ur
her
late
hue-
reived
from
the
ih
.s
Priest,
Mr.
anil
1
Mr
and
Mra.
a
V
Mi
and
Mra.
P.
IHr
Mi
and
Mra.
B.Tue-r
Mr
and
Mra.
(1.
'
1
'iv
Mr
and
Mra.
P.
K
Mr
..nd
Mra.
O.
ce
Ml
'-.I
Mrs.
Muamllein
1I
aul
Mrs
W.
Tlialn.
V
n
unv.r.
H.C..
V.
II.
Anyoxi.
Mother
and
"
Mr.s.
A.
Barbe
and
V
i.
i
irk.
Jamea
Fer-"M
"f
Kalen
Royal
1
Tlx'
ftunriae
Qrocery.
;r
A
P.
&
A.
M..
Lft-
IocIkp,
BxhlblUon
Orange
Lodc,
'
"
Biotherhood.
""!))!,
was
one
of
the
1
"1P
funeral.
ar
of
Thanki
"";
r
"nd
family
da.
'i
k
ihi.ii-
M.
-..
.
1
:n.i
'
All
Miiijr
inenai
'
prwiaflg
of
1,1
Uieir
rerpnt
be-
OTTAWA,
Feb.
21:
Kt.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
Prime
Minister,
answering
a
.sjieedi
by
Leader
of
the
Opposition
j
Mackenzie
King
urging
that
the
government
take
the
present
opportunity
to
make
a
reciprocity
treaty
with
United
States,
stated
that
Canada
was
ready
to
enter
into
closer
commercial
relations
with
the
United
States,
the
natural
'W
narkel
for
the
surplus
guoda
of
this
RAID
MADE
ON
C.LD.L.
(looks
anil
Papers
Taken
by
Police
last
i:enini
From
Local
Headquarters
I
.i
I
eiettlitg
Sergeant
Sen
it
and
a
ilrtarhmcitt
f
eiiy
Mlire
raided
Ihe
lieailiarers
of
the
Cana'lian
l.aMr
Defence
leaine
In
(his
city
ami
ttxk
cliartr
of
all
books
and
papers
found
on
the
prcmKcs.
No
arreata
Here
made.
RATTLES
THE
SABRE
Japan
Withdrawing
From
League
of
Nations
Orders
Navy
lo
lie
Prepared
TOKYO,
lb.
II
Sailug
bt
Japan
has
decldnl
lo
ecedr
from
llii
livnpnr
of
Nations,
Admiral
Osuntl,
Japaneee.
ival
mlnUIrr,
J
today
ordered
the
Janeee
navy
1
lo
be
prepared
for
any
Friends
Reach
Doukhobor
Leader
in
Time
The
:.!
..
P.-.f.
(
M.
:..fl
Sa,.-
..
1
.:..
Doui:ii..bors;
81111011
F
Ritx
.
:i...
Mvrriary
:
p-!-:
Vermin
and
Joseph
p
snukui
o!
Brilliant.
B.
C.
viee-pre.Mdrn!
!
;n-
Iuk
!xbor
Tliey
arrived
at
HaJH.ix
by
airplane
mat
in
time
to
sr.
-lire
an
order
of
the
court
delaying
the
sailing
of
the
leader
of
the
aect
lor
RuaaU.
to
walch
country
be
waa
to
have
been
deported.
Premier
Bennett
Declares
Favor
Of
Reciprocal
Trade
Relations
With
United
States
in
Address
r-uuntry
Any
treaty,
however,
he
:id,
should
have
a
mrasurr
of
permanency
about
it
and
not
be
terminable
on
short
noUce
at
the
cap-i
Ice
of
either
party.
The
Premier
said
he
did
.not
think
the
present
waa
an
opportune
tunc
tor
a
declaraUon
from
the
Houar
on
the
question
because
the
incoming
United
8tatea
government
had
not
had
time
to
announce
lu
trade
policy
and
also
the
World
Bronomtr
Conference
waa
to
consider
the
question
of
tariffs
on
n
world-wide
scale
Ttie
matter
rntne
up
through
a
resolutinif
moved
by
William
Duff.
Liberal.
1
favoring
reciprocal
trade
LEADER
OF
LIBERALS
0NP0LICT
'.'rgr
Thai
Canada
Negotiate
Keel
proclly
Treaty
Willi
United
Slates
at
Once
Thinks
Time
Ripe
maucrjs
swu
unoer
oiscuaaion
in
Thc
nccd
tor
wkrr
nmrtteU
Uic
House
of
Commons.
npwr
groaUir
thI)
uy
pfT
MANY
KILLED
IN
EXPLOSION
WiMiW
Ilrat
Seek
Mo4ifiatlon
Ireaty
Willi
KHIain
Whlrli
Ittd
Hands
of
Owinlry
VANCOUVER.
Was
quoted
here
of
OTTAWA.
Pcb.
21:
-
Canada
should
luce
no
tim-
In
negotiating
a
reciprocity
treaty
wlUi
the
United
8Ute.
Rt
Hon
W
I.
Maekensle
.
ti
k.
is
rma.
i
loerai
ie.idrr.
suggested
in
wwn
uy
united
states
ana
mejuie
House
of
Commons
yesterdav
swcni-Bect
Rooacvilt
has
Indlea-ted
his
willingness
to
negotiate
'.rcatiea
with
foreign
countries.
As
a
preliminary
.step,
M.
King
urgea.
mat
the
Canadian
government
should
seek
modification
of
A
T
QU
A
WPU
A
Y
I
Anglo-Canadian
treaty
nego-
r
l
UalflllVJilttl
uated
at
the
Ottawa
coofertnee
I
which,
he
said,
bound
Canada's
-
j
hands
in
treaty
making
with
foreign
tnunuiT
ivi.
m
.
ti.ki..
countries.
pereons
watt
killed
and
1M
injured
while
10
are
mlsaing
after
an
explosion
In
two
itusoline
mleaniMra
111
a
Chinese
rubber
fnctory
in
E;ist
Mkiingliul
l
Vancouver
Wheat
Pm
r
-Wheat
t4xluy
at
48Sc
A
Written
Guarantee
For
One
Year
With
Every
0:03
ajn.
18
C
ft.
Goodyear
Tire
11:43
p.m.
21
J
It
0
50
a.m.
e.1
It.
Sold
By
Us
In
1933
!
V
18
31
p.m
2.5
'
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Chevrolet
Dealers
Phone
it
X
Si
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
21,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
v
fS
CIPKOCITY
WITH
U.
S.
DISCU,
VANCOUVER
SCENE
OF
RIOT
LAST
NIGHT
NEAR
C.N.R.
i
aw
nunp
IN
SALARIES!
,
u
.
u
v
I
mint
11
Make
Movt
j
C.
(rr,
i.
'
i
v
.
o
IIICIIII1C
.11011111
i
of
February
.
.
n
Krb
II:
4kry
i
i
to
yield
a
mt-
in
rivk
coats
were
ity
council
yeeter-i.
inii.t
are
retroactive
.:ki
they
apply
to
all
i
i
range
from
live
:
'
!"rr
categories
to
!
.'
in
the
hither
ANCOUVER
Cm.NCIIOtV,
Manchuria.
Feb.
Zl
Japan's
war
machine
rollrd
into
JelMl
Province
tHav
after
a
vanto'iiary
night
battle
on
the
border,
Many
Chinese
were
Main
at
rbftoyanxMU,
a
Jchol
village
thirty
mt'es
west
of
here
and
their
defeated
comrades
fled
northward.
ALL
READY
FOR
SESSION
Members
of
Lcgklatare
Gathering
at
Victoria
For
the
Opening
i
On
Thursday
VICTORIA.
Feb.
31:
All
la
tn
readiness
for
the
opening
of
the
Leglalature
Thursday,
the
last
MS
ton
for
the
present
government.
There
is
an
air
of
uncertainty
pervading
the
political
atmosphere.
No
one
knows
Just
what
the
government
will
do
but
the
umteratarKting
la
that
the
session
win
be
a
brief
one.
The
government
has
already
an
nounced
unofficially
that
the
pft-
vtded
in
the
budget
for
only
seven.
Finance
Minister
Jones
is
still
hav
ing
private
differences
over
the
ex
sued
out
of
(Supreme
Court
Chambers,
here
by
Kir.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald.
The
application
for
receiver
DOCKS
Riot
at
Vancouver
When
Effort
Made
to
Prevent
Workers
Leaving
For
Anyox
on
Steamer
Last
Night
JAPAN
IS
IN
JEH0L
Chinese
Troops
Defeated
and
Number
Are
Killed
In
Night
Encasement
Ttvo
Constables
Injured
and
Others
Slightly
Hurt
in
Fracas
Which
Lasted
For
About
Two
Hoars
Near
Canadian
National
Railway
Dck
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
21:
Two
constables
were
injured
and
several
officers
slightly
hurt
and
scores
of
rioters
suf-icred
from
the
effects
of
police
batons
here
last
night
when
the
city
police
and
members
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
battled
with,
several
hundred
unemployed
and
-otnmunuu
in
a
riot
tnat
started
ata
--
i
'
,
.
j
1
o'clock
tn
the
vicinity
of
the
Ca-i
nadian
National
dock
at
the
foot
of
Main
Street.
The
rioters
tried
to
prevent
a!
number
of
men
from
boarding
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
Anyox
1
where
work
awaited
them.
The
police
waged
a
battle
with!
the
mob
for
more
than
two
hours!
before
dispersing
the
rioters.
Oaei
arrest
was
made.
John
Barker,
a
mounted
city
officer,
had
an
ankle
i
'
LONDON,
Feb.
Jl
-The
BrtUsto
broken
when
hts
mount
talLjtaOBvenunent
la
asking
Parliament
Vhc
rr-T"inT
rffrfinTiTTT
rrinrTrrwrwigsjgmi
li
TTl
iiili
trnW
idaliTi
lii
was
hit
by
a
stone
thrown
by
Sidney
Stiller,
who
was
arrested.
fourteen
of
the
fifteen
men
going
north
were
escorted
to
the
boat
by
the
police.
The
other
one
disap
peared
at
the
first
sign
of
trouble
Receiver
For
Newspaper
at
Nanaimo
Now
VICTORIA.
Feb.
21
R
T.
Cove
ney.
of
Nanaimo.
was
appointed
re
ent
cabinet
of
11
wUl
be
reduced
to
Over
and
manager
for
the
Na
i
"Ignt
and
tnat
salaries
will
be
DTD-
naunv
rw
rreas.
oy
an
oraer
is
MAKE
LOAN
TO
AUSTRIA
Three
Raropcan
Comtilet
to
Help
Government
at
Vienna
te
Tide
Over
Difficult
Time
Austria
of
10O.OOO.MO
shillings.
France
is
to
loan
her
a
like
amount
and
Itity
wlD
loan
30.000.000
shillings
This
will
enable
her
to
overcome
a
financial
crisis.
There
is
talk
of
a
possible
conflict
between
Italy
and-
Jugo
81a-via
but
in
the
meantime
the
King
and
Queen
of
Italy
are
visiting
Egypt
and
have
been
well
received
in
Carlo.
James
J.
Coriett
Buried
Yesterday
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
1-
Thc
funeral
of
James
J.
Coabett,
one
time
champion
heavyweight
pugilist,
took
place
yesterday.
There
was
a
tent
to
which
cuts
can
be
made
In
by
F.
S.
Cunllffe.
repre-
motley
gathering
of
prise
fighters
various
appropriations
but
he
tsjsenUng
employees
of
the
publica-Jand
actors
at
the
Catholic
Church
very
Insistent
that
expenditures
i
tion.
who
hold
chattel
mortgages,
t
and
a
considerable
crowd
outside,
must
be
reduced
to
a
minimum.
!
-
Nothing
is
likely
to
be
done
about
he
P.
O.
E.
although
It
is
thought
a
tentative
deal
may
be
announced
just
prior
to
the
election
which
is
scheduled
to
take
place
in
thc
late
spring
or
summer.
T.
U.
Pattullo.
as
the
poasible,
and
many
say
probable,
premier
to
fol
low
Premier
Tolmle.
la
being
closely
wHtched
for
a
clue
aa
to
what
atti
tude
he
will
take
on
the
various
pub
lic
quesUons
which
arise.
He
hi
very
confident
cnninirov
that
uiav
he
nc
will
wui
alt
sit
on
on
the
mi
Several
States
Are
Moving
to
Ratify
Amendment
to
Constitution
To
Do
Away
With
Prohibition
Law
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
21:
A
cheer
went
up
in
the
House
of
Representatives
yesterday
when
the
Wain
Bill
was
passed
repealing
the
Eighteenth
or
nrohibition
amend-
:
m,
'
.
,.
.
,
.
,
,
.
,
other
side
of
the
House
when
the,,nont-
lnc
news
was
immediately
flashed
to
the
capitals
next
legislative
body
meets
after,
oi
me
mates
and
wunin
an
nour
action
was
comniencetl
m
the
election.
AMBASSADOR
CONFERS
WITH
MR.
ROOSEVELT
.Makes
No
Specific
Proposal
on
Re-half
of
PrllKh
Government
but
Deals
With
General
Aspect
NEW
YORK.
Pfeb.
21
BrlUlh
several
of
them
to
do
their
part
in
making
the
change
ef
fective,
in
oroer
tnat
ine
mil
may"
become
taw
it
must
be
concurred
in'
,
by
M
out
of
the
48
states.
j
Women
Wanftliff
"
Under
the
bill
each
state
has
to,
,"""5
arrange
for
the
calling
of
a
stu
eonvenllon
which
will
ratify
or
reject
the
bill.
BUI
providing
for
the
calling
of
such
conventions
have
already
been
prepared
and
Introduced
In
Colorado.
Wyoming
and
Artaoua
and
Governor
Rnlprt
of
California
ia
also
setting
the
neccs
sary
machinery
in
motion
for
a
si
milar
purpose.
Become
Miners
Join
Gold
Rush
VKTORIA,
Feb.
Women.
agcr
to
Join
in
the
Cariboo
gold
i
uah
as
an
escape
from
the
mono-
lwn
01
rwU-
MeanwhUe
dry
leaders
are
rally-'
."oclal
A
nhassador
Undsay
had
a
UHii.ing
their
forces
with
the
Intention
"
M"
K
"
conference
with
President-Elect
'
of
putting
up
a
vigorous
fight
In
n!n"ha"
'J
rar
,e
olor
Roosevelt
ImmedUtely
on
his
ar-lsome
of
the
doubtful
states
to
try1Jtu,
Cl,mu11
nlural-
rival
from
London
It
is
under-
to
prevent
or
postpone
ratification.
stood
Uuit
he
made
no
specific
nmporal
but
dealt
with
the
broader
aspects
of
the
economic
situation.
He
will
have
a
further
conference
with
thc
now
secretary
of
state
directly
hl
appointment
.mnounred.
The
nialn
BUI
provides
that
ratifl-
The
leviuit
w
is
ir.ered
at
thc
cation
must
take
place
within
J
sjcond
feature
event
of
Uie
short
seven
years
and
leaders
of
the
drys
course
for
prospectors
inaugurated
say
that
If
they
cannot
prevent
the
here
by
Oeorge
Winkler,
president
measure
becoming
law
they
can
at
of
the
Vancouver
Island
and
Pros-
Is;
least
delay
Its
passage
for
several
pec
tors'
Association,
mid
sponsored
i
years.
J
by
the
Department
of
Mines.