Tomorrows
Tides
1
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n.
n'r,
i
MV
.
No.
34,
;
or
I
were
electeu
presi-I
the
Panama
republic
probably
!rk
more
pleased
H
irmMio
Arias,
who
re-
;.iy
filled
that
lob.
LEAVING
ON
LONG
FLIGHT
As
in
is
(o
Try
to
Beat
Keeord
of
British
Hying
Officers
IKK8.
rrance.
Feb.
10:-Luclen
h
,.tnt
and
Maurice
Itaatl.
two
'
1
1
iiyern.
hopped
off
from
here
today
for
Buenoa
Aires,
They
;"
beat
the
long
distance
fly-
rd
set
this
week
by
the
Bri-'
ii;ng
officers.
J'
1
plane
waa
sighted
off
01-
'
'in-
islands
at
11:05
am.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
rb.
10
:
The
1
'
"
'f
wheat
on
Uie
local
ex-
nun'
today
was
4e.
JAI'ANBKIJ
PUSH
IS
(lltllAT
KFIORT
TO
IlltlVl'
fwtr
niivrci'
a
SHANGHAI.
Feb.
10:
Word
1
'
been
received
here
that
'Minn's
big
push
Is
on
Uie
way,
1
1
aim
being
to
drive
every
t'hlneai
luld
th
Great
Wall.
!
STOCKS.!
Hands
Yesterday
at
the
She
P
Rschange
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
10
-Stocks
ad-
.nerd
liere
yUiuay
from
one
to
four
centa
affecting
practically
all
M
jndurd
securities
Bonds
also
ad-
ne1
ultghtlv
Sales
totalled
a
ovor
a
million.
FROST
KING
STILL
REIGNS
Record
Cold
Weather
Reports
I'roi
Many
Tolnts
But
Relief
Has
Commenced
Today
CHICAGO.
Feb.
10:
New
record
low
temperatures
have
been
made
at
a
number
of
points
and
up
to
last
night
sixty
deaths
as
a
result
of
the
extreme
weather
were
recorded
The
kingdom
of
the
Frost
King
has
been
extended
until
It
reached
the
Atlantic
and
touched
the
Pacific
However,
there
la
a
slight
relaxation
this
morning
throughout
the
west
and
particularly
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
according
to
despatches
received
here.
Canada
Is
bearing
the
brunt
of
the
wintry
onslaught.
Forty
below
sero
Is
common
at
many
points.
Montreal
registered
twelve
below
and
eastern
Canadian
points
varied
from
sero
to
twenty
below.
California
has
been
hard
hit.
The
Imperial
Valley,
where
the
heat
U
extreme
in
the
summer
lisa
15
de.
trees
of
frost
and
almost
every
where
It
was
freeslng.
Florida
waa
even
colder
than
California,
n
degrees
of
frost
be
ing
reported
Uiere.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Garland.
11.000.
0.1c
and
4c,
to
At
lln
Fisheries.
Hasel
II..
1S.000,
0c
and
4c.
to
Colli
Storage.
Canadain
Pair
of
Jacks.
14.000;
TakU.
30.
000.
and
Unome,
4,000.
5e
and
3c
tu
Oold
Storage.
Prosperity
A
.
15.000,
5.1c
and
3c.
to
AUln
Fisheries.
Potamde.
MOO.
k
and
3e
to
At-lin
Fteheri.
i
Rtmaky-Koreakow
i
.
Legal
Betting
Left
Natal
This
Morning
for
Rio
de
Janeiro
Parsed
Prrnatn-buro
Few
Hours
Later
NATAL,
Feb.
10:
Capt.
Mol-liion
hopped
off
this
morning
at
7:39
expecting
to
reach
Rio
de
Janeiro
in
16
hours.
He
was
reported
passing
Prmambuco
a
few
hours
after
the
start.
MUSIC
CLUB
GATHERING!
Interesting
Program
From
Russian
Composers
Arranged
By
Mis
llalliwell
The
Ladies'
Music
Club
met
Wed
nesday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
F.
Allen
for
Ihelr
regular
meet-Ins
Mr.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
presided
over
Use
gathering
of
twenty-stat
mem-ben.
,
The
program
was
In
charge
of
Mia
Lillian
H
a
HI
well
on
"Musk
of
RlMsU."
A
ftlsSSdW
rli
Vflt
PIBr
ranw
the
remainder
of
the
program
Utile
Over
Million
Shares
Changed
Us
follows
Plena
solo.
Miss
k.
uunes,
song
af
the
Nlh
Ungate"
iFUItpowskh
Voeal
solo.
Mrs.
Crutekarumk.
The
Crimson
Sarafan"
"Folk
Songsi.
Piano
solo.
Miss
Grassle.
"Chant
Sana
Parolee."
b
"Chanson
Trtete"
(Tschalkowtkyi.
Vocal
duet,
Mrs.
Anderson
and
Mb
Halllwell
"The
Lone
Pine"
Folk
Song.
Vocal
solo.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston.
Ye
Who
Haw
Yearned
Alone"
Tsehaikowsky.
Piano
solo.
Miss
McCaf
fery.
"Song
of
the
Flea"
Mousorgkyi.
Piano
solo.
Mrs.
Stamford
"Melody
In
f
Rubensteln.
Vocal
solo.
Mrs.
Alien.
"Thou
Art
So
Like
a
Flower"
Rubenatelni.
Piano
solo.
Mrs.
Bsrtlett.
"Song
of
AecompanlaU
for
the
afternoon
were
Mrs.
C.
E.
Culltn
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford.
Tea
was
served
at
the
elose.
Ser-
vlUurs
were
Mrs.
Millar.
Mlas
Halll-wU.
Mrs.
Allen
and
Miss
M.
In
Washington
OLYMPIA.
Feb.
10:
A
law
pro
viding
for
legalised
parl-mutuel
betting
on
horse
and
dog
races
was
Introduced
into
the
legislature
yesterday.
If
it
passes
It
will
allow
36-day
meets.
The
proposed
ten-round
boxing
bill
lias
been
revived
but
may
not
pass
the
legislature
this
session
KILLED
AS
HIT
BY
CAR
tuim.)
umoum
llA
'lue.U
V
U
of
Victoria
Loses
life
in
Street
Accident
VICTORIA,
Feb.
10
V.
A.
Ward.
07
years
of
age.
resident
here
for
the
past
40
years,
was
struck
by
an
auto
and
killed
at
he
was
boarding
a
street
car
for
hi
home
last
night.
"Sometimes
one
pays
most
for
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
-FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
10,
1933
The
tradUim
4
me
UBtastisk
viewi
rortne7
Jkl
Fit-
Nii
ilut.,-
'
ihr
urn
ii
.".1
i.m
i
rvpUred
It&i
clulcniiig
ad
sgr
r,
ao
Premier
Muswilnl
ie-CstHmV
'Seevleemen
"wsr
seevrrttrHft
tefJMe4ses
UU
dur.ng
a
recent
inspec
on
in
Rome.
Thousands
Gathered
to
Greet
Capt.
Mollison
on
His
Arrival
in
Brazil;
Broke
AH
Records
For
the
Flight
NATAL,
Until,
Feb.
10:
The
flight
of
Capt
James
Mollison
acros
the
South
Atlantic
yesterday
from
Thies,
Senegal,
to
Natal,
in
18
hours,
completing
the
flight
from!
Lympne,
lingiand,
lo
aoiun
America
in
inree
nays,
iu
timiw:
liwibn
thn
nmml
nf
fnnr
mul
n
half
rlnvc
fnr
n
imi-
r
i
.
rp
to
a
great
list
of
flights
in
which
Y
aientme
I
Ccl
Mollison
has
girdled
the
far
corners
WaS
EnjOyable
Willed
.MoUuon
when
hej
climbed
out
of
the
ship,
"that
was'
enater
than
the
North
Atlantic,
but
I
had
good
weather
most
of
the;
way."
I
"She's
a
sweet
UtUe
ship."
he
said
:
with
a
fond
glance
at
the
plane
"Heart's
Content."
j
Mollison
was
only
slightly
fa-
Ugued
at
he
stepped
down
from
the
plane
to
shake
hands
with
the
provincial
governor,
mayor
and
the
rest
of
the
reception
committee.
Thousands
were
gathered
to
greet
him.
The
average
speed
made
by
Mol-llsen's
plane
was
116
miles
an
hour,
the
machine
being
a
little
four-cylinder
monoplane.
Verigin
Case
Is
Adjourned
Until
Friday
HALIFAX,
N.S..
Feb.
10:-The
Successful
United
Church
Event
Yesterday
at
Home
uf
Mrs.
Jcnncr
St.
Valettne's
tea
hcla
at
the
home
ot
Mrs.
P.
Jetner
for
the
W.
Mis.
of
the
united
Church
war
a
very
enjoyable
and
successful
affair.
Cupid's
dart's
and
hearts
ran
riot
hi
the
decorations
with
wonderful
hyacinths
and
begonias
adding
much
to
the
floral
silting
of
the
room.
The
hostess
was
assisted
by
the
president
Mrs.
W.
T.
K
erg
In
At
the
tea
tables
were
Mrs.
II.
S.
Alton
and
Mrs.
Santurbane.
while
Mrs.
O.
Wilkinson
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Bayne
looked
after
the
tea
room
with
Mesdames
Krtkevsky.
N.
Thomas.
W.
Cornish.
J.
S.
Ir
question
of
whether
Peter
Verigin
by
n,
0.
Large
Those
taking!
had
finished
his
term
for
perjury
in
the
Prince
Albert
prteon
was
halted
in
the
Supreme
Court
hearing
today
when
the
Dominion
Immigration
authorities
were
required
to
show
cause
why
the
Doukhobor
leader
was
held
for
deportation
to
Russia.
Mr.
Justice
Humphrey
MeUith
adjourned
the
hearing
rtw
Verigin
was
returned
to
the
deten-
the
things
one
gets
for
nothing."
I
Hon
quarters
to
await
further
urgu
Albert
Einstein.
tnent
on
Friday.
February
17.
part
were
Mrs.
Klelback,
Miss
S.
Olafson.
Miss
H.
11111.
Miss
N.
Law
rence.
Mis
B.
M.
Bsrle
gave
a
reading.
Vancouver
Man
Dies
.
VAN'COU'KliFvb.
10:
William
nenry
Harvey.
88
years
of
age.
died
here
today.
He
was
a
retired
business
man
and
founder
of
the
Do
minion
Creosotlng
and
Lumber
Company.
About
one
hundred
strikers
from
J
Anyox
arrived
In
the
city
last
nlghl
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
and;
a
number
remained
on
the
boat
coin
through
to
Vancouver.
--ThetPrineeUoUD
tsejirc4ed
lni.
Uie
course
of
the
afternoon
wHk
another
large
group.
In
spec
tor
Shlrass
and
a
number
!
for
a
Ume.
Funeral
Yesterday
OfMissDobbieWho
Died
at
Hospital
to
the
family
home
at
Copper
River,
took
place
yesteiday.
'and
seventeen
years
of
age.
Tidal
Wave
Hits
A
Written
Guarantee
For
One
Year
With
Every
Goodyear
Tire
Sold
By
Us
In
1933
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Chevrolet
Dealers
Phone
52
Newfoundland
ST.
JOHN'S.
Nlld..
Feb
10-
A
tidal
wave
swept
the
fishing
vil
lage
of
Sandy
Point
on
Bonne
Bay
where
several
hundred
persons
re
side
There
wm
no
loss
of.
life
bul
many
lost
their
homes.
The
pro
perty
loss
was
large.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENT8
0MB
DROPPED
ON
DUTCH
CRUISER
$125,000
CASH
AS
WELL
AS
BONDS
STOLEN
BY
BANDITS
Mutinous
Crew
of
Dutch
M0LLIS0N
Vessel
Surrender
When
OFFAGAIN
Airplane
Bombed
Ship
Eighteen
Mutineers
Were
Killed
and
Twenty-Five
Injured
When
Aviator
Dropped
Explosives
Aboard
Today
I
:
ATA
VIA,
Feb.
10:
Eighteen
men
were
killod
and
25
in
(I
tttxMti-il
the
rebellious
Dutvh
cruiser
DeZeven
Pro
:
ru
n
when
a
fighting
plane
dropped
a
bomb
on
t
he
whip'f
!
today
forcing
the
mutinous
native
crew
to
urrendcr.
The
dt-ad
comprint'
three
Europeans
and
15
Javanese.
i-
Mieved
that
the
eight
Dutch
officers
who
were
taken
.rlsoncrs
when
the
crew
mutinied.
Panama
President
are
ufe.
The
mutineer
had
been
i
uniting
tlie
ship
about
the
Indian
,
ocr.iii
for
five
days.
The
end
came
ff
:he
coast
of
Sumatra
when
con-
in
ration
of
the
Dutch
naval
and
:
j
f'jicc
bore
down
on
the
fleeing
NEW
YORK
Mussolini
Reviews
Fascisti
Troops
Bandits
Made
Big
Haul
Sacramento
Post
Office
Got
Away
With
$125,000
in
Currency
and
Quantity
of
Valuable
Bonds
Last
Night
in
California
Capital
City
SACRAMENTO,
Feb.
10:
More
than
$325,000
in
currency
and
bank
of
America
bonds
were
stolen
last
night
by
three
bandits
in
a
daring
hold-up
at
the
main
post
office
here.
The
men
drove
up
to
the
loading
platform
of
the
post
i
l
-i:
I
a
1
a
i.
omce
in
a
seoan,
surpnseu
anu
uisannt-u
uie
true
unver
and
armed
guard,
grabbed
the
pouch
containing
the
money
tttiom
the
man
who
tout
charge
el
It
....
311(1
,Irore
avf,v
without
molest
-IVI
nB
A
t
Ml
Y
nsrrtYiT
IVI
P
N
'
1
11011
bvtnrUilng
was
done
So
qulek-
lTlXll
1
ITlJull
!
y
and
with
so
QtUe
ostentation
v-ivssr
t
Trrwr
thst
the
men
wrre
gone
before
any-
kPflM
ANYlYY
one
knew
it
1
AVVilX
nui
X
Vr.fl
Two
Large
ConUngents
Come
1
City
and
Some
Go
on
to
Vancouver
The
currency
in
the
sack
amoun-
,
ted
to
about
jTiS.000.
RADIO
FOR
THE
NORTH
PosslbUitr-of
SUtion
Being
Es-
fJUtter
Undefnsider.
'
atlon
of
police
officers
also
came
south
There
is
a
possibility
that
Prince
on
the
boat
and
quite
a
number
of
Rupert
may
have
a
broadeuttng
them
will
remain
In
Prince
Rupert
UUop
under
the
new
Radio
Com-
Uttrtcl
in
regard
to
the
possibilities
hrc
and
it
is
understood
the
rr&Mqr
fct
new
under
consideration
af
tfi
rational
capital.
One
question
which
was
taken
op
was
that
of
desirable
tatmt
for
programs.
Ihe
Inquirer
was
surprised
to
hear
there
was
so
much!
available
arte
seen
tea
to
be
Ini-;
pressed
with
the
ptssssbttities.
ln
m
rK..l.f
mi1n
wuuiiitlw
hr
Vt-annh
nv!ntnr
in
ihn
nl
n
11
r
.
Prlnc
rturtert
General
IIosultaL
'
Higher
TaXCS
On
ArMuwUi
-
m
1
and
whose
remains
were
forwarded
Larger
Incomes
IS
The
The
night
mam
was
was
the
we
latest
latest
addition
aaaiuon
The
funeral
of
Miss
DelU
Bora
Dob
We.
wbo
died
this
week
at
the
mission.
Information
has
been
ga-
Ottawa
Announcement
ML's
Doble,
who
to
a
sister
ot
OTTAWA.
Feb.
10:
It
is
of
the
graduates
of
the
bospi-!
nounced
here
that
higher
taxes
wfB.
tal
was
ill
there
for
a
couple
of
months.
She
was
between
sixteen
be
levied
o
nhlgher
Incomes.
Ttee
details
will
be
given
In
the
budget'
speech
of
the
minister
of
finance.
Attempt
to
Extort
Money
From
Colonel
Lindbergh
by
Threats
Brought
Young
Men
Behind
Bars
ROANOKE,
Virginia,
Feb.
10:
Two
young
men
named?
Rrynnt
and
Harvey
found
themselves
in
the
police
cells
yesterday
after
a
very
crude
attempt
to
extort
$50,000
from
Colonel
Lindbergh
on
a
threat
to
kidnap
his
baby.
The
men
are
being
held
by
the
federal
authorities
following
their
arrest
on
a
charge
of
extortion.
It
seems
that
they
sent
a
letter
to
Lindbergh
demanding
that
Uie
IP
sum
of
$80,000
be
placed
for
them
In
Memorial
OCrVlCC
vine
servateurs.
The
home
cooking
lon
tree
The
letter
waa
handed
stall
wat
presided
over
by
Mrs.
G.
over
to
the
police
who
placed
a,
lnr
(
VJI
vpof
Lctl
rtUUIUl
Author
McJcheck
Instead
of
and
the1
Davey
and
Mrs.
C
Clark.
Miss
money
Oregor
acted
as
cashier.
men
were
watched.
They
took
the
,
During
the
afternoon
a
musical
check
to
the
tank
and
cashed
It
and
LONDON,
Feb.
10:
-
-A
solemn
me-
program
was
rendered,
airanged
were
Uien
arrested.
mortal
service
tor
the
late
John
Galsworthy
took
place
yesterday
at
Westminster.
So
great
was
the
crush
that
Premier
Ramsay
Mae-
Donald
arriving
late
found
It
necessary
to
stand
throughout
the
CALGARY
SUED
CALOAKY.
Feb.
10:
-The
city
Is
betng
sued
by
a
Massachusetts
firm
for
Its
failure
to
meet
bond
payments
due
In
New
York
at
a
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