.
U
saW.
Pbly
Josej
whch
,mMl
,tt!rl
11
ta
"
m
!
October
had
been
smouldering
'
r
oU)Uy
mn
I
into
a
riot
at
Kingston
Penitentiary
Ti
i
m
Inert
all
wore
their
under-
j
fr
many
years.
I
safety
helmet,
which
being
criticism
of
Inspector
OUbert
'
H':cd
of
tough
fibre,
proved
a1
smith,
acting
warden
of
the
penl-
i
rotectlon
from
Wows.
Ji'v
arrived
at
the
Beach
at
7
n.it
tentlary
at
the
time
of
the
riots
featured
the
reporta.
On
Investiga
0
Plane
Smashed
As
It
Landed
in
Harbor
and
Men
Rescued
By
(Iranby
Boat
Engine
of
Junkers
Plane
Went
Wrong
and
Refused
to
Work
A
targe
rn-i
of
tiranby
Bay
is
frown
up
ami
it
is
very
difficult
to
get
in
and
out
of
there
just
now,
according
to
Paul
Armour
who
arrived
here
this
morning
with
the
Salvage
Princess.
There
are
six
planes
in
the
harbor
and
two
steamers,
the
Mogul
and
the
Griffco.
Several
of
the
planes
were
to
have
left
this
morning
for
Vancouver
but
they
seemed
to
be
trosen
In.
Captain
Armour
said
that
he
picked
up
the
big
Junkers
plane
at
Klncoltth
where
the
men
had
been
working
all
night
trying
to
get
the
engine
to
work.
He
waited
tor
them
some
time
and
eventually
took
them
In
tow
and
left
them
at
An
yox.
i
Captain
Armour
reported
that
the
te!
everyone
oolne
on
shift
tlon
it
would
appear
that
for
many
.
-,..
kh
tnm
nir
.nri
h.
-
pped
The
whole
Anyox
plant
1
years
the
wardens
and
staff
"must
j
pontoon,
smashed
The
men
Aboard
w
(
oiiiDletelv
closed
axcent
a
have
gradually
permitted
lethargy'
w
r
-
.
.
VHrilVTV
wuv
vw
timim
mm
of
the
power
house.
I
to
overcome
them.'
Air
Force
Plane
Covered
Half
of
Distance
to
Capetown
and
Expects
To
Beat
All
Records
For
Distance
LONDON,
Feb.
7:
The
British
Royal
Air
Force
flyers,
Squadron
Lender
0.
R.
Gayford
and
Flight
Lieut.
G.
E.
Nii'holetts,
attcmntincr
to
set
a
world
record
for
non-stop
dUance
flight,
sent
n
message
at
8:35
this
morning
that
Jj
their
position
was
2770
mllos
from
Cranwell,
hngland.
fruU
plane
operated
by
Jack
McConachle
at
Anyox
had
been
smashed.
The
were
picked
up
by
the
O
ran
by
boats
When
Captain
Armour
left
Anyox
everything
seemed
quiet.
Sewn
men
had
been
sent
out
on
the
Ca-
tala
and
he
understood
some
of
the
ringleaders
were
being
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
PROGRESS
ON
FLIGHT
PARIS
Feb.
B-
-A
nwrsage
pick
up
by
the
Orly
Airdrome
near
said
"Captain
J.
A.
MollUon
skff
fhun
fcH
Acmrllr
Mammw
111"
I)
hlllOWtta
trnvrtllmiranntliUMml
SOU
til
01
tliecmiiUOr
for
vftla
Clsnsma.
Rio
d
Ora
at
war
the
North
Nigoria
border
and
they
hoped
to
reach
0.35
a.m
today
on
the
Engiana
Capetown,
a
distiulce
of
6,198
miles.
"'""
(nu
British
Liberals
Independent
of
The
Government
LONDON.
Feb
7:
A
declaration
of
independence
from
"National"
government
by
the
Parliamentary
Liberal
party
was
voiced
last
night
by
Its
leader.
Sir
Herbert
Samuel,
at
a
luncheon
given
tn
his
honor
by
the
party
whips.
TARIFF
IIOAKU
HAS
IlKBN
CHOSEN
OTTAWA,
Ont,,
Feb.
7:
-Sir
Oeorge
Perley
announced
yes-
4-
terday
that
Mr.
Juatlee
Oeorge
Sedgwick
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Ontario,
Onartea
Her-
bert.
a
Montreal
business
man.
4
and
Milton
Campbell,
Prog
res-
4
A
Written
Guarantee
Tomorrow's
Tides
For
One
Year
With
Every
,l..'!i
.
0:28
a.m.
(7.4
It.
mm
Goodyear
Tire
12:00
ft.
p.m.
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Us
In
1933
A
.
6:00
a.m.
0.0
ft.
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LTD.
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
7,
1933
Japan
seised
Shanhaikwan
railway
te
to
the
north
of
China.
In
January
this
year.
'1'
Thn
olt.
Chinese
tower
received
the
sp
nl
attention
of
Japanese
artillery
and
Infantry
in
the
tlRhtlng
which
resulted
tn
occupation
Japanese
soldier
j
u:e
shown
on
the
biv
ol
the
shatu.-
d
irwnry.
'2i
Japan's
soldiers
wounded
In
the
bs'Ue
which
resulted
In
the
occupation
are
shown
bem
placed
aboard
a
mititan
train
to
be
ufc?:i
back
to
the
hospital
at
Chinchow,
headquarter
in
Manchuria
ol
the
Japanese
eighth
division
CLASH
WITH
POLICE
WAS
STRENUOUS
'
I
the
dash
at
Anyox
be-'i
men
and
the
police
the
ll
Mid
which
arrived
today
'
'
tight
occurred
when
about
mem
left
their
quarters
at
m
to
go
to
the
Beach
for
inly.
At
the
foot
of
the
hill
'
mine
road
they
were
barred
n
ull
number
of
police.
A
fight
"i
and
although
the
police
rctlly
outnumbered
and
put!
mug
resistance
they
could
i
the
progress
of
the
miners.
injured
policemen
were
i
i
d
and
stricken
to
the
i
They
are
badly
bruised
and
mi
nut
seriously
injured.
One
were
arrested
at
an
vox
am)
pitt
on
malaspina
4
ANYOX.
Feb.
7:
-Four
men
were
arretted
here
yesterday
In
connection
with
the
clash
between
strikers
and
police
which
took
place
a
few
days
ago.
They
are
being
taken
4-
south
aboard
the
Malasptna.
Revolt
Flamed
Into
a
Riot
Under
Official
Neidecl
OTTAWA.
Feb
7
According
to
the
report
of
Superintendent
D.
M.
Ormond
of
the
penltenUarter
branch
tabled
In
the
House,
the
Ice
Interference
With
Activities
at
Anyox
Where
Granhy
Bay
is
Frozen
and
Operation
of
Planes
Difficult
LATEST
ON
THEJ5TRIKE
Meeting
Tonijht
to
He
Held
of
Those
Wishing
to
Go
to
Work
ANYOX.
Teb.
7:
No
more
disorders
have
occurred
In
connection
with
the
strike
since
the
fight
with
the
police
on
Friday
morning.
Heavy
police
reinforcements
have
arrived
during
the
pail
few
days
and
ample
numbers
are
on
hand
to
preserve
order.
Eight
strikers
left
on
the
steamer
Catala"
yesterday
morning,
being
ordered
out
of
town
by
police,
live
men
have
been
arretted
in
connection
with
the
police
fight
on
Friday.
A
meeting
is
being
held
tonltht
at
the
Reach
by
those
wishing
to
return
to
work.
Eight
men
were
taken
out
on
the
fishery
patrol
boat
Malav
piiva.
Police
planes
arc
arriving
and
departing.
Tom
Itradlry
has
not
yet
been
ratitht.
No
more
parades
have
been
held
by
strikers.
MeonPetterson
Once
More
Heads
B.C.
Fishermen
4-
slve
Member
of
the
House
of
4-1
NEW
WB8TMIN8TBR.
Feb.
8:-
Commons
for
Msekensle.
would
Leon
Pettersen
of
Sunbury
was
re-
4
eonatitute
the
new
tariff
4
UutMl
nraakdant
ol
live
n.C
Fteh
board.
ermcn's
Protective
Association
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
orgranl-
4
4.
Jsatlon
here.
FISHER
IS
SWORN
IN
AS
JUDGE
Loral
Man
(Jets
Appointment
As
Successor
to
Judge
Young
In
In
This
'-District
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
7
William
Edward
Fisher
was
sworn
In
yesterday
as
Judge
of
the
county
court
of
Prince
Rupert
by
Chief
Justtee
Aulay
Morrison.
Judge
Fisher
Is
a
native
son
of
British
Columbia
having
been
born
near
Victoria.
His
parents
came
from
England
around
the
Horn.
He
was
educated
at
New
Westmln
ster
and
served
his
law
course
hi
the
offices
of
Charles
EL
Pooley.
Mr.
Fisher's
law
practice
commenced
In
the
Carboo
and
then
at
AUln
from
which
town
he
came
to
Prince
Rupert,
where
he
has
since
c
sided
He
was
here
right
at
the
vanning
of
activities
and
has
practised
here
since
that
time.
General
Motors
Pays
a
Dividend
NHW
YORK
Feb.
7
-The
dlrec
tors
of
Ocnrral
Motors
Corporation
vesterday
declared
the
regular
quarterly
dividend
of
25c
a
share
on
their
common
stock.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
VANCOUVER
POLICE
CHIEF
DISMISSED
FROST
TAKES
HAND
IN
AND
ADDS
TO
ANY0X
TROUBLES
Scenes
After
Bombardment
and
Capture
of
Shanhaikwan
Vancouver
Chief
of
Police
Dismissed
by
Commission
Yesterday
Colonel
Edgctt
Let
Out
Following
Hcarinff
of
Charges
of
Inefficiency
Brought
by
Mayor
Taylor
Crime
Rampant
in
City
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
7:
Chief
of
Police
C.
E.
Edgett
was
d'lHmissed
by
the
police
commission
yesterday
following
the
hearing
of
charges
of
inefficiency
brought
against
him
by
Mayor
Taylor.
The
motion
of
dismissal
was
passed
on
the
casting
vote
of
the
mayor.
It
stated
in
tho
preamble:
"The
commissioners
have
received
information
that
...
X
icre
were
95
houses
ol
prostitution.
105
brottegKinK
establishments
and
i
40
gambling
places
operating
In
the
i
city
and
that
448
major
crimes
were
'committed
In
1932."
Four
detectives
of
the
morality
squad
were
suspended
for
two
weeks
without
pay.
DEBTS
AND
INTERESTS
DISCUSSED
rrobletn
Will
be
Studied
by
Com-saitte
of
House
of
Commons
At
This
Session
OTTAWA,
Feb.
7:
The
banking
and
commerce
committee
of
the
House
will
study
the
problem
of
private
debts
and
interest
rates,
it
was
agreed
yesterday
by
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie.
He
supported
a
motion
by
,
Alfred
Speakman.
U.
F.
A.
member
for
Red
Deer,
which
asked
the
support
of
the
government
to
submit
to
a
committee
the
problem
of
debts
and
Interest
rates
now
weigh
ing
so
heavily
on
the
people
of
Canada.
Election
Also
Prussia
Called
BERLIN.
Feb.
7:
The
Prussian
diet
has
been
dissolved
and
von
Pa-
j
pen
Is
now
practically
dictator.
It
Is
expected
that
the
country
will
'
strongly
favor
the
Nasls
in
the
coming
election.
New
British
Offer
to
Pay
Lump
Sum
in
Settlement
of
All
Debts
Is
Likely
to
Result
From
Visit
LONDON,
Feb.
7:
A
new
British
offer
to
settle
the
United
States
war
debt
by
payment
of
a
lump
sum
may
le
the
result
of
consultations
between
Sir
Ronald
Lindsay.
British
ambawwulor
to
the
United
States,
who
returned
home
yesterday,
and
members
of
the
cabinet.
The
suuib
mentioned
ranged
from
one
and
a
quarter
billions
of
dollars
to
two
billion
dollars.
K
...
Sir
Ronald
on
his
arrival
in
Lon-
i'ttfM
don
drove
direct
to
Downing
Sireet;
where
he
at
once
went
into
consul-taUort
with
the
cabinet.
While
he
was
Utere
the
French
ambassador
abx)
called
and
while
the
eall
was
supposed
to
be
casual
he
was
admitted
to
the
consultation.
!
wnue
11
is
unoersiooa
mat
tne
United
States
will
deal
individually
with
debtor
nations
there
wtll
be
conferences
among
the
latter
as
to
the
suggestions
to
be
made
to
the
government
at
Washington
as
soon
as
the
new
admlnUtraUon
takes
I
office.
ATTEMPT
I
NQ
TO
BEAT
RECORD
OF
AMY
JOHNSON
SOUTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
Feb.
7:-Vletor
Smith,
a
19-year
old
South
Afriean
aviator,
took
off
from
here
at
7:10
this
mora-
Ing,
In
an
attempt
to
beat
Amy
4
Johnson's
record
for
the
Brig-
land
to
Capetown
flight
Amy's
4
record
Is
tour
days,
six
hours
and
54
minute.