h
apan
s
Ajon
Denounced
In
Report
...
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,
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K:i
P
fuuliffe
Lister
i
Mi
W
Oi.i
First
Step
Taken
in
Repeal
St
'
ilt
t.ive
N
H1NOTON
vrt
crday
Mi,
ltUi
:
to
the
Will
Feb
17
The
parsed
a
Mil
re-
w,
probably
on
Monday,
c
in
the
Senate
was
a
tor
wiinst.
that
fftvlnt
the
re-
v
i).
thirds
tn
favor.
i
President
for
approval
.
n
li
i
change
n
Before
tt
bceomes
r
it
hiu
to
receive
re
'
'
'-thirds
of
the
states.
)ir
bill
provides
for
the
:
the
prohibition
law
It
(hat
there
shall
be
'
of
liquor
tnto
Dry
States.
.;,
i.,.
.-:.iU
L.j
Mr
.T.
f.
tn
dorr
arriving.
of
Amendment
18
On
Prohibition
ry
Twe-thlrdi
Vide
in
rar
and
IIoom-Deal
With
It
Neit
coo
nsii
must
HAVE
ItECN
TOimiST
ALBERNI.
Feb.
17
A
ftah-
ammdinrni.
ami
,
erman
here
caught
a
cod
wtth
House
of
Reore-
i
a
silver
spoon
In
lis
stomach
On
examination
the
sooon
waa
lamtf
is
have
bean
engnvad
Hh
the
letters
"C.
P.
R."
.
Son
Sonn
"a
'
a,-
;--.
a.:l
'BANQUET
AT
the
sane-;
Coal
and
Oil
Used
in
Fuel
Now
Invented
w
a
Feb
17
OI
reat
h.-c.inadlan
coml
produrer
i.iiouncement
of
WUluun
pnimlnent
local
engineer,
i
i.utmn
ooai
may
be
nrsd
as
i
'l
a
m-w
invented
coal
.
lurl
A
friend
of
Mr.
Bar-
l
inn
L.
Wyndham.
is
the
i
.ind
Mr
Hunilp
who
was
v
in
Cardiff.
Wales,
has
'
iiivrntiiin
demonstrated
ix
rn
a
dream
for
year
t4i
.
i
fuel
by
mlxtnft
roal
withi
ii
Uiin
a
fluid
mixture
tn
'k'
roal
would
not
settle
.
tin-
bottom
Mr
Burnlp
im-l
the
invention
has
murine,
sampla
of
collolditl
nmblnatton
of
coal
pnd
stable
mixtures
vmrylng
from
il
.uid
40"'.
oil
to
M
coal.
oil
CATHEDRAL
Ijrte
Attendance
af
Mm
at
Event
Last
Mhl
aitd
Particularly
Of
Vounc
.len
The
annual
men
b-nrwt
at
the
Ancucan
Cathedral
Hall
last
eve
ning
brotiqht
tocetner
one
of
the
j
tartest
aswmbllcs
of
men
and
parti-
cularly
young
men
th
it
has
been
teen
there.
Fully
ISO
sat
down
to
the
j
lie
ana
appeusina
yir
oy
uic
dtoa
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
The
table
ware
decorated
with
spring
flowers.
Bx-Mayor
C.
H.
Orate
presided
and
the
aptodcers
for
the
evening
were
Btahop
Rlx
and
Dean
Otbaon.
H.
T.
Cross
had
charge
of
the
pmgram
which
proved
enjoyable
Solotsta
were
Meadamea
Jarvla
Mc-
Lcod
and
C.
K.
Cullln.
HumorouK
sketches
were
given
by
8
.P.
Wood-ide
and
Algle
Hunter;
violin
solos
by
Mtaa
Nellie
Lawrence
and
Bert
Cameron
Accompanists
were
Mrs.
C'ulhn
and
Miaa
Molly
Lawrence.
Heliwrs
were
Meadames
Cox.
Biirtlrtt.
West.
C?ade.
Dawes.
Oro-vrnnr.
Kiel
back
and
Ml:
Bcagky.
Tlioae
In
charges
of
tables
In
cluded
Meadames
Olbson.
Andrew,
In
his
announcement
;
p,
Xrnold,
Holtby,
Parquhar.
mI
says
the
Intriguing
tea
t
uwda
is
Umt
the
fuel
will
ier
than
oil
and
can
be
fi
from
Canadian
coal.
Even
'I
ucd
in
the
mixture,
he
says.
I"
replaced
by
coal
tar
and
oils
rrtim
the
dUUllatlon
o!
Ii'
tiredlrts
Its
use
In
power
:
null
tnst
intense
heat
with
v
of
oil
fuel.
M0LLIS0N
ARRIVES
AT
ARGENTINA
r
T
1
No.s
AIRES.
Feb
17;-Capt.
Mollison.
th-
BritUh
flyer.
v.
I
hi
re
last
night
from
Itlo
d
MacCallum.
H
in
ton.
Tobey.
Wad-dlngtop.
Perry,
llaynor
and
MeLean.
Bishop
Rlx
In
hU
addreas
pk-i
Continued
on
Page
31
SIIOHIB
HAVE
BEEN
SPANKED
SAVS
UtNSMUKY
LONDON.
Feb.
17:
An
In-
teresUng
Incident
occurred
In
the
House
of
Commons
here
yesterday.
Oeorge
Lantbury.
leader
of
the
Labor
Party,
re-
marked
to
Udy
Aator.
that
her
mother
should
have
spanked
her
when
she
waa
a
child.
"You
don't
mean
to
tell
the
llouae
that
you
believe
In
flogging
children?"
waa
Lany
Naney
retort
as
she
rose
aitd
pointed
omplellng
hie
flret
fllaht
her
finger
at
the
Labor
leader.
Fm-lHnd
to
ArgenlliM
lit
neveii
.
.
.
IlIVS
t
FRESH
HERRING
HAS
ARRIVED
Quantity
Arrives,
Some
from
AUftka
and
Kemainder
From
Pearl
Harbor
Fresh
herring
ha
been
a
long
time
In
comin;
but
it
Is
here
at
last.
The
Jedway
came
in
from
Craig,
Alaska
from
where
she
broucht
about
20
tons
but
only
manacrd
to
sell
about
half
of
her
load
to
the
fishermen.
The
remainder
quite
likely
will
be
pic
ked
up
by
people
looking
for
a
good
feed
of
fresh
fish.
The
Balsac
also
came
in
from
Pearl
Harbor
with
a
bis
load
and
manaied
to
sell
most
of
it
to
the
fishermen.
With
this
bi;
supply
of
herring
in
town,
there
Is
herring
In
the
butcher
shops,
restaurants
and
in
the
majority
of
homes
it
will
quite
likely
be
herring
for
the
next
couple
of
weeks.
;
RESIDENT
OF
CITY
PASSES
James
Boulter
Had
Been
111
For
Time:
Went
Orerseav
Janes
Bouher.
9t
years
of
age
passed
away
In
the
local
hospital
at
t
o'clock
this
morninR
Mr.Boul-itcr
has
been
ill
lor
.mjiw
time
n.
waa
taken
to
the
local
hospital
oi,
Sunday.
He
had
been
la
the
city
jfor
15
years,
com!.:
V.
:rt
with
h'
i
family
from
Vancouvi
r
at
I'm
time.
He
waa
employed
as
caer-taker
m
the
exhibition
buiin
for
the
past
number
or
years
end
prior
to
that
was
in
the
employ
o:
the
can.
Dcetocs
a
widow
Mr
Boulter
is
survived
by
a
large
grown
up
family,
four
sons.
Tom.
Fred,
and
Oeatge.
of
this
city
and
Jim
l
atoux
Lookout;
two
daughters
Montgomery
of
Anyox.
ant
Irene,
at
home.
Mr.
Boulter
was
overseas
ith
the
12nd
Battalion.
Winnipeg,
arul
will
be
buried
in
the
returned
soldiers'
plot
on
Monday.
CANADA
TO
RETAIN
BAN
RUM
EXPORT
OTTAWA.
Feb.
17
The
bill
to
lift
the
ban
on
the
export
of
liquor
from
Canada
to
th?
United
SUt-es
waa.
at
the
suggestion
of
Premier
Bennett,
defeated
In
the
House
of
Commons
last
night,
on
a
non-party
vote
of
100
to
44.
SPILLER
HAS
BEEN
RETIRED
Former
Police
Chlcr
at
Prinre
Itu-pert
Is
Superannuated
at
Victoria
VICTORIA.
Feb.
17:
-Inspector
WtUlffrn
Fplller,
formerly
in
charge
of
the
provincial
police
at
Prince
a
port?
and
prior
to
that
at
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
retired
from
service
on
superannuation.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
17:-Wheat
was
quoted
here
this
morning
at
48'c.
Discuss
Debt
Commission
A
Written
Guaraitoe
For
One
Year
With
Ev2y
8me
Goodyear
Tire
Sold
Br
Us
In
1933
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Chevrolet
Dealers
Phone
52
v.j
xxiv
No
40.
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
17.
1933
price:
five
cento
U.
S.
SENATE
PASSES
PROHMTiTREPEAL
MEASURE
Japanese
Action
In
Manchuria
Is
Denounced
in
League
Report
t
NEW
LOW
Transmitted
to
All
Nations
Today
Was'Ex-Chief
Scout
for
Britain
C'amjun-;
ui.u-t
C'lonf'l
Hju.
-
E
Who
pit:
.
lieu
ti
is
tent
on
:!:
FOR
FISH
Canadian
Halibut
Sold
Today
on
Eitlunicc
at
Two
Cents
Per
Tound
For
All
tirades
Two
cents
for
all
grades
was
the
price
paid
today
at
the
fish
exchange
for
Canadian
caught
halibut.
American
boats
got
a
cent
more
for
their
first
grade
but
most
of
the
offerings
were
Canadian.
Two
boats
decided
to
take
a
chance
on
Vancouver.
Following
arc
the
aalca:
American
Friendly.
9.ooo;
Ml
QUI.
10.500:
Gony.
10.000:
Ktlwl,
1000.
Sc
and
fe,
Cold
Storage.
Camulhn
Qulvik.
9.000:
EtaWa.
ItAW.
left
for
Vancouver
Lywktl.
15.000;
Melville,
10,000;
Covenant,
13.000;
Livingstone.
11-
000;
Oony.
11.000;
Bay
view.
3.500;
Gibson.
10.000.
2c,
Cold
Storage.
Mayor
Cermak
is
Making
Progress
MIAMI,
Fla.,
FVb,
IT:
The
on
dltlon
of
Mayor
Cffgeak
of
Chicago
was
reported
today
as
"vary
satisfactory."
Prealdent-Elcrt
Roosevelt,
before
leaving
here
for
Washington
and
Cermak
and
Mrs.
QUI
hi
hospital
New
York,
puld
here.
B;i..n:.
ol
Huti-1
A.ior.
the
war.
APPROVAL
DUFF
PLAN
Committee
of
Senate
KeporU
Favorably
on
(iovcrnment
Bill
Civing
Effect
to
Report
OTTAWA,
Feb.
17:
A
special
senate
committee
yesterday
approved
the
government
bill
implementing
recommendations
of
the
Duff
Commission
on
railways.
The
bill
must
be
considered
by
the
senate
as
a
whole
and
then
by
the
House
of
Commons
before
it
can
berorae
law.
Missing
Airmen
Have
Returned
"To
Alaskan
City
ANCHORAGE.
Feb.
17:
Pilot
John
Moore
and
two
companions
who
have
been
missing
since
Monday
on
a
hundred
-mile
flight
were
tound
Thursday
marooned
because
of
a
broken
landing
gear.
Repairs
were
made
and
they
returned
here.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
Low
57
a
m
19.4
ft
30:44
pm.
1S.4
ft.
Oje
aj.
93
ft.
14:90
9JQ.
6.4
ft
"The
United
States
lant
going
to
a
visit
to
Mayor
.the
dogs
rvn
though
the
stock
market
has."
Ida
M.
TarbelL
UNITED
STATES
AND
RUSSIA
CALLED
UPON
TO
JOIN
WITH
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
IN
HELPING
TO
EFFECT
JUST
SETTLEMENT
OF
QUESTION.
GENEVA,
Feb.
17:
The
League
of
Nations
Assembly
report
denouncing
Japan's
Manchurian
policy
was
trans
mitted
to
all
the
governments
of
the
world
this
afternoon
by
wireless
telegraph.
It
declares
against
the
maintenance
and
recognition
of
the
state
of
Manchuoko
and
in
vitcs
the
United
States
and
Soviet
Russia
to
join
the
League
powers
in
effecting
a
just
settlement
of
the
dispute
between
China
and
Japan.
The
report
will
be
debated
Friday
and
Saturday
of
next
(
week
before
a
final
vote
is
taken.
The
Manchurian
question
must
be
settled
according
to
i
the
principles
of
the
League
covenant,
the
Kcllogg-Hriand
j
Pact
arid
the
Nine-Power
Treaty,
the
report
asserts.
It
calls
for
the
withdrawal
of
Japanese
troops
from
Man
fthuria
uithduf
any
def
irtitti
lime
limit.
"
'"
"'
j
Negotiations
between
China
and
Japan
with
a
League
committee
assisting
as
third
party
with
a
view
to
settling
the
dispute
are
recommended.
Yosuke
Metsuoko,
Japan's
senior
representative,
said
his
government
will
not
accept
the
League's
report.
The
report
is
a
great
moral
victory
for
China,"
said
Dr.
W.
W.
Yen,
China's
senior
delegate.
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
17:
In
view
of
the
probability
of
United
States
backing
the
league
of
Nations
in
.regard,
to
the
Manchurian
situation,
it
is
pointed
out
here
thai
t
the
two
countries
are
closely
allied
by
trade
interests.:
Most
of
the
silk
used
in
United
States
factories
comes
from
Japan,
in
fact
this
country
is
Japan's
best
customer.
-
TOKYO,
Feb.
17:
While
no
official
declaration
has
yet
been
made
by
Japan
in
regard
to
the
report,
Japan's
answer
lies
in
the
fact
that
50,000
troops
are
being
poured
'
into
Manchuria
to
drive
the
Chinese
out
and
that
a
large
!
sum
of
money
is
being
appropriated
by
the
Japanese
Par
'
liament
for
conduct
of
the
campaign
in
that
country.
Protect
British
Shipping
Against
Unfair
Competition
LONDON.
Feb.
17:
-
President
Rune
I
man
of
the
Board
of
Trade
toM
the
Chamber
of
Shipping
last
night
that
steps
will
probably
be
taken
to
protect
the
British
Mercantile
Marine
f
.om
the
adverse
effect
of
foreigr.
shipping
subsidies.
Interior
Weather
Prtnr
Rupert
Overcast,
southeast
wind,
barometer
temperature
36.
sea
smooth.
La
rtga
ra
Overcast,
light
..
wind,
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
light
east
wind,
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
oarni.
barometer
39.61
temperature
38.
sea
smooth.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
3ta.
Alyrnsh
Ctoudy.
calm,
31a
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
3&a.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm.
34a.
1
lacMlton
Cloudy,
calm.'
38a.
3mMhers
Cloudy,
calm.
35a
Bums
Lake
Cloudy,
windy,
27a.
"You
must
wait
for
haplness
to
nme
to
you.
not
go
chasing
after
It
"-Hugh
Walpole.
CURLY
GUY
ACQUITTED
Young
Wrbhman
Proves
Perfect
Alibi
When
Charged
With
Wanderwell
Murder
LOKO
BEACH.
Feb.
17
-WUHam
"Curly"
Ouy,
the
young
Welsh
ad-
venturer,
14
years
of
age,
was
acquitted
by
a
Jury
last
night
on
a
ehargn
of
having
murdered
"Captain"
Walter
WaadtrweU.
prtfeg-skmal
travel
promoter,
aboard
the
vagabmd
yacht
"Carina"
on
the
eve
of
a
world
cruise
December
9.
Wanderwell
was
found
shot
to
death
tn
his
cabin.
The
trial
has
attracted
a
great
deal
of
attention.
Ouy's
defence
was
an
alibi,
he
hav-
westjlng
shown
successfully
that
he
whs
forty
miles
away
at
the
time
of
the
.
mutder.
t
Will
Decide
in
Another
Week
If
Verigin
Must
Go
HALIFAX,
Feb.
17
-Mr
Justice
MeUtah
announced
in
the
Supreme
Court
today
that
he
expected
to
give
Judgment
Saturday,
February
38.
on
whether
Peter
Verigin
U
to
be
deported
to
Russia.