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XXIV
.
No.
45.
Mm
Who
Took
rart
In
Slrtkr
l
monttratton
at
Anjoi
lortnalh
Committed
!
uklng
part
in
an
unlaw
inbly
i
afterwards
the
five
man
Km
before
Judce
Planer
to
nether
they
would
take
'rial
r.al
at
the
spring
i
r
jury
trial
and
ball
was
M
000
each.
Verigin
Will
Get
Decision
Saturday
kax
Feb.
a
-Peter
Vert-i
tual
head
of
the
Douk-
t
Canada,
who
Is
being
de-.u
the
Immigration
head--
iirre,
win
sppsar
In
court
"
to
hear
the
Judgment
of
'
"
f
Melliah
aa
to
whether
he
'
turned
to
Ruaata
which
Is
lund.
or
not.
AUSTRALIA
OPENS
WELL
AT
CRICKET
''N'
Y
Aust..
Peb.
A
strong
'.irk.'t
stand
gave
Australia
!r
five
wleketa
at
the
Barber,
C
H
Dickie.
W.
K
Bsllng
i
and
J.
A.
Praacr.
j
Mr.
Hiwaao
ofc
m
favor
of
the
imotlon
as
follows:
11
Pumimm
P&Wi
rTh4tehe
tUna,
Mr
apeak
nig
J
op
sarrieh.
Kenny
y
that
I
have
had
the
honor
'
i,.
y
Matt
Yluiwevlrh.
W.
W)prttat
a
moUan
m
favor
of
UUs
M
lv.r
and
Omth
"M.fHKMitiai.lwuMRTta
"mrlty
rammttted
for
"hesr
the
Minister
of
Railway
Mr
Mirate
McLeod
on
theiw.-i-..
k.
.h.
Nnftm-Uui
of
a
western
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country
cannot
be
given
consideration
at
thla
time.
I
fully
con-,
cur
In
the
description
which
the
i
honorable
member
for
Cariboo
Mr.
before
hsm
or
await
pnr,
ha
given
of
the
population
In
that
area,
and
or
IU
puaalbUlUes
and
resource.
Undoubtedly
the
work
can
be
done,
and
moat
certainly
It
should
be
done.
As
the
mover
of
the
motion
'Mr
Kennedy
i
said.
I
feel
that
the
present
tunc
when
we
are
doling
out
good
Canadian
money
to
feed
people
who
have
no
work
to
do.
would
be
opportune
to
start
a
useful
work
of
this
kind,
not
by
any
means
as
a
matter
of
charity,
but
to
provide
an
asset
for
the
Canadian
nation
at
large.
1
therefore
urge
upon
the
govern
ment
that
most
earnest
consider
Uon
be
given
to
this
worthy
undertaking
and
that
If
it
Is
not
possible
to
go
ahead
and
complete
the
project
at
the
present
time
at
least
a
start
should
be
made
and
the
work
proceeded
with
as
faat
aa
possible
"I
know
the
resources
of
that
country
and
Its
possibilities,"
continued
Mr.
Hanson
"And
I
do
not
think
any
part
of
this
Dominion
has
greater
possibilities
and
more
undeveloped
natural
reaoureee
than
the
Peace
River
district.
We
hear
complaints
at
this
time
that
people
are
rushing
to
the
cities
because
they
cannot
find
work.
What
we
want
Is
home
builder.
It
hat
been
I'liv
today
In
Uie
fifth
test
explained
by
the
honorable
mem-
n
h
with
England.
iber
for
Peare
River,
and
also
by
the
Campbell
Broke
Record
Yesterday
With
Sprained
Arm
But
Announces
He
Will
Not
Attempt
Greater
Speed
.
DAYTON
A
REACH.
Kin..
Feb.
23:-Sir
Malcolm
Camp-
"'
D
nnminnoii
,).,
t
w
ho
will
ninkc
no
more
-in
'''
iul8
here
this
year.
His
decision
followed
the
ad-
'
'uh
physician
that
it
would
not
be
auvismiit
ior
mm
1
w
because
of
his
sprained
arm.
Sir
Malcolm
drove
1
'turn
race
against
time
yesterday
with
only
one
hand
wl.
Asked
later
why
he1
hi1
Miirt
H
AIM
in.-
ji.
-w
asu
inn.
iiavr
m
un
"
'
"e
W.ooo
people
who
were
I
'li-rt
on
the
adjoining
dunes
first
drive
and
even
though
h
arm
themselves
In
a
new
district,
and
I
The
British
Columbia
Conservatives
,uutance
Mapporung
me
mum
were.
n.
4.
,.imR
them.
should
or
As
the
honorable
member
for
Cariboo
has
explained."
said
Mr..
Hanson.
"It
la
not
a
political
matter.
,
because
theae
promisee
were
made
fev
both
wnstsaw
I
for
one.
retire
senting
a
new
constituency
that
is
interested,
say
that
I
will
support
any
party
that
will
give
Justice
to
J
theae
people,
who
have
been
prom-
j
laed
cos
id
era
Uon
not
by
any
one
political
party
but
by
the
Canadian
:
people.
This
whole
question
has
been
so
well
outlined
by
the
former
speakers
that
I
am
not
going
to
take
up
any
more
time.
But
I
wish
to
as
sociate
myself
again
with
the
mover
of
the
motion."
SENATE
FOR
THE
CANAL
United
States
Committee
Keporis
In
Favor
ot
Mr.
Ditch
to
Sea
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
S3
-The
Senate
foreign
relations
committee
on
Wednesday
favorably
reported
the
treaty
between
United
8
tales
and
Canada
for
the
construction
of
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway.
The
treaty
pro
v
lea
for
the
.deepening
of
some
existing
canals
and
construction
of
others
between
the
Great
Lakes
and
the
sea.
each
country
paying
a
share
of
the
coat
an
deach
having
.equal
privilege
in
the
u.so
of
the
seaway.
HansonAsks
Regard
Gold
Premier
Answers
That
Price
Paid
Producers
Will
be
Retular
One
OTTAWA.
Feb.
23:
"I
should
like
to
ask
the
government
If
It
Intends
to
continue
during
1033
the
payment
of
a
premium
to
gold
producers
of
Canada,"
Inquired
Olof
Hanson,
member
for
Skeena.
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
"The
price
paid
for
gold
Is
the
price
producers
can
obtain
elsewhere,
and
that
U
all,"
answered
rremler
Dennett.
Industrialist
Dies
at
Toronto
TORONTO,
Feb.
03
Harold
F.
Ritchie,
president
of
Uie
firm
ot
.
u.rtned
aave
his
ear
the
gas
that
name,
and
Industrialist
with
a
ZAi
no
mile
an
hour
on
intereeta
throughout
Ihe
world.
WtlU
.
.
.
...
I
...
.
.
....
A
"fh
the
record.
hf0n
Mtnm
it
was
a
wonderful
ex
"
'""
twtfi
minutes
after
UieUilblUon
of
wpreme
nerve.
amx
uere
on
.wctinceuay
ivuuwiug
t
recent
operation
be
governed
somewhat
by
the
rate
of
Interest
paid
by
the
banks
for
their
savings
deposit
The
matter
has
been
already
discussed
with
the
heads
of
the
big
banking
and
other
financial
Institutions
and
it
is
probable
that
In
the
near
future
the
rate
of
tank
interest
will
drop
from
three
per
cent
aa
at
present
to
two
and
a
half
pet
cent,
but
whether
the
announcement
will
be
made
by
the
government
or'
by
the
bank
Is
not
ascer
tained.
It
Is
possible
even
thai
the
rate
may
drop
lower
than
two
and
a
hall
per
cent.
The
amount
added
to
Canada's
debt
this
year
is
expected
to
be
close
to
$150,000,000
as
against
$114,000.-000
laat
year
and
about
$84,000,000
the
previous
year.
Prior
to
that
the
debt
had
been
reduced
each
year..
What
the
rate
on
the
new
government
bonds
will
be
Is
not
yet
Japs
to
Expel
Chinese
From
Jehol
Province
SHANGHAI.
Feb.
23:-Japan
officially
Informed
ihe
Clunese
Na-tlonalUt
government
today
that
utile
Chinese
troops
are
withdrawn
from
the
Jehol
Provlne.
that
Japanese
and
ManehuRuan
forces
will
expel
them
forcibly.
NORTHEHN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
23,
1933
Now
on
his
way""eaat
to
be
owned
by
Picsldent-elcct
Roosevelt,
"General
Grant
"
Is
shown
bidding
his
sors
and
daughters
adieu.
The
gift
of
one
of
the
new
president's
California
admirers,
the
"genera"
found
It
sort
of
tough
leaving
hi
family,
and
Mttt
Clair
Cook,
his
caretaker
on
the
trip,
isn't
at
all
sympathie.
Ottawa
Government
is
Wrestling
With
Big
Financial
Problem
and
Will
Have
to
Float
Loan
This
Year
OTTAWA,
Fel).
23
Canada
will
need
over
four
hundred
million
dollars
this
year
to
make
up
the
deficit
in
an
unbalanced
budget
and
to
meet
a
debt
maturity
of
about
$280,000,000.
More
than
half
of
the
expiring
bonds
are
Victory
Ronds
maturing
in
the
summer.
To
meet
these
large
sums
Premier
Rennett
and
Finance
Minister
Rhodes
will
have
to
float
a
huge
loan
or
loans
and
the
rate
of
Interest
will
TlIHTXlPrt
-t-i
W11N1NLK
Uf
TITLEB0UT
Ymnic
Cor
belt
Gets
DccKion
Over
Jarkle
Fields
In
Ten
Hounds
Last
Night
SAN
FUANCISCO.
Feb.
S3:
Young
Corbelt
t
Frrono,
Calif,
won
the
welterwrUht
champion-ship
by
securing
a
decision
over
Jarkle
Fields
In
a
ten
round
bout
here
last
night
Corbet!
took
seven
rounds
Fields
two
and
one
round
was
even.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
northe
west
wind,
barometer
i9M.
temperature
3$,
light
chop.
Langara
Overcast,
strong
west
wind,
sea
choppy.
Triple
Island
-Clear,
fresh
weet
wind,
heavy
chop.
Dead
Tree
Point
Snow.
Ugh
south
east
wind,
barometer
20.58.
temperature
3$.
light
chop.
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
south
east
wind.
3.
Anyox
Snowing,
south
wind,
34
Stewart
Snowing,
calm.
31
Haselton
Cloudy,
windy.
31
Smlthers
Cludy.
calm,
Si.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
The
more
honesty
a
man
has
the
less
he
affects
the
air
of
a
saint.
Lnvatcr
GATHERING
Number
of
United
Church
Dele
gates
Are
Taking
part
in
Conference
Here
south
to
BeOa
Bella
are
gathered
m
First
United
Church
In
sessions
of
Presbytery
Sessions
that
wlh
occupy
the
major
portion
of
three
days
began
yesterday
morning
with
a
devo
tional
service
led
by
Rev.
H.
T.
Al
len,
BA.,
BD.
of
Terrace.
Rev.
P.
R.
Kelly,
or
Bella
CooU.
Is
chairman
of
the
gatherings,
and
Rev.
V.
H.
Sansum.
it
A..
BD..
Port
Simpson
Is
secretary
The
morning
sessions
were
occupied
with
rou-
Unc
matters
of
organization.
Following
devotions
In
the
afternoon
an
obituary
service
was
held.
led
Brief
addresses
were
given
by
Rev.
S.
V.
II.
Redman
and
Rev.
Haselton
Rev.
8
man.
w.
J.
Newtek.
Terrace
Rev.
It.
T.
BD.
A
Written
Guarantee
'For
One
Year
With
Every
Goodyear
Tire
Sold
By
Us
In
1933
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Chevrolet
Dealers
Phone
52
V.
H.
Red-
Allen.
Prince
Rupert
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke.
Mr.
Bogeconibe.
Mt&s
McOreggor.
Rev.
W.
H.
Pierce.
Bella
Delia
Hev.
W.
H
Olbton.
Bella
Oaola
Rev.
P.
R.
Kelly.
Stewart-Hyder
Rev.
F.
Buah-ftekt.
Port
Simpson
Rev.
V.
II.
Sansum.
(
M.A.,
B
D.
Vancouver
-Rev.
Dr.
Hugh
Dob-
son.
Vancouver
Rev.
Dr.
O.
A.
Ocean
Falls-Rev.
II.
Felr.
BJV.
INQUIRE
INTO
MILK
PRICES
OTTAWA.
Feb
33
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
has
given
notice
In
the
House
that
he
will
empower
the
Agricultural
committee
to
Inquire
Into
the
spread
between
milk
price
In
Canada.
A
hypocrite
never
succeeds
In
misleading
others
as
far
as
he
misleads
himself.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
JUNSON
,
URGES
BUILDING
RAILROAD
,
IttftSST
'LOYMENTAND
OTHER
VITAL
PROBLEMS
IN
SPEECH
All
But
Two
of
British
Columbia
Parliament
Members
Voted
Favor
of
Building
Peace
River
Railway
VOT18
AGAINST
NKW
PACIFIC
COAST
OUTLET
nAWA.Fet.33:-On
Wed-
:.,
the
Howe
voted
133.
to
..:
m.
st
the
construction
of
a
i
outlet
from
the
Peace
.
.
u.
ihe
Paettte
Coast
at
CHOSE
TRIAL
AT
ASSIZES
Olof
Hanson,
Member
for
Skeena,
Urpes
That
Real
Work
Be
Given
Unemployed
on
This
Much
Needed
Project
OTTAWA,
Feb.
23:
Seven
Liberals
and
Labor
mem-bera
ami
four
Conservatives
from
British
Columbia
voted
for
the
Kennedy
resolution
moved
yesterday
calling
for
the
building
of
a
railway
outlet
from
the
Peace
River
country
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
Two
British
Columbia
Con-
unnflVAt
ITnn
11
11
airoiui
nnr)
T
II
Plimlroit
7Jn
tonai
opposed
the
motion
BrtMafeft-
Columbla
Liberals
and
Laborttea
honor.!,!
member
for
Cariboo
.that
voting
for
the
motion
were:
Ih.
0f
u,e
people
there,
are
Un
Mackenzie.
Olof
Hanson.
WU-
ptlopit
who
met
with
misfortune
In
ffed
Hanbury.
A.
E.
Mann.
Thomas
oUvar
paru
of
the
country
and
see-ReW.
A
W
Netll
and
Angus
Mae-
the
potbUtum.
established
Gift
to
President-elecl
Roosevelt
Speech
from
Throne
at
Victoria
Today
Deals
With
B.C.
Conditions
Legislature
Hears
That
Changes
Will
be
Made
in
Mineral
Act,
School
Act,
Placer
Mining
Act
and
Vital
Statistics
Act
VICTORIA,
Feb.
23:
The
government's
policy
in
meeting
the
problem
of
unemployment
was
dealt
with
in
a
-jeech
from
the
throne
delivered
by
the
Lieutenant-Governor
at
the
opening
of
the
Legislature
this
afternoon.
The
speech
drew
attention
to
the
fact
that
prices
and
sales
terms
on
crown
lands
that
had
been
reverted
for
.
Htaxes
had
been
revised
so
as
to
ftr
ftp
lT7TT,r,Ta7'
i
tnake
It
easy
for
them
to
be
occu-PKHSKYIrKY
Plby
settlers.
Until
such
Ume
as
conditions
improve
the
Dominion-wide
regulations
for
unemployment
wouW
continue.
The
province
was
endeavoring
to
create
more
ployment
by
expanding
the
markets
for
1U
products.
British
Columbia's
long
standing
claim
for
better
terms
bad
been
placed
before
the
Dominion
covernment.
Delegates
ministerial
and
lay
nrrraiL
ot
i-ctafaiion
f.r.
Jlrenvfts
far
eat
,aa.JUzettea,andired
rmbllc
-School'
Act.
the
Vital
Stall
tics
Act
the
Mineral
Act
and
Uie
Placer
Mining
Act
MORE
TALK
RECIPROCITY
New
York
Times
Mentions
Matter
In
Connection
With
Visit
To
Ottawa
Recently
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
special
Washington
despatch
printed
In
by
Rev.
Peter
Kelly.
In
which
feel-
the
New
York
Time
today
says
Ing
reference
was
made
to
the.
that
Henry
Monrantheau.
close
passing
of
the
late
Mrs.
R.
N.
Ooodridge,
wife
of
the
missionary
at
Klt&egukla
and
the
late
Mr.
Margaret
Sansum.
-
wife
of
Rev.
V.
II.
Sansum
of
Port
Simpson.
counsel
of
PresWest-elect
Roosevelt,
made
a
recent
visit
to
Ottawa
and
It
links
the
visit
with
the
present
talk
In
Ottawa
ot
Wade
reciprocity
between
Uie
Dominion
and
the
United
State.
InU.baeRev
ll!NFVV
HIGHWAY
T
Alton
w
lntmtln
InnrM.
i
'
1
invlHl
skms
of
the
recent
General
Council
ot
the
United
Church
held
In
Hamilton.
Otrt..
which
he
attended
as
Presbytery
delegate.
Delegates
were
present
as
fol-
IS
PROJECTED
rian
Mooted
to
Construct
Toll
Road
From
San
Francisco
to
New
York
SAN
PANC1SCO.
Feb.
33
A
new
-
transcontinental
highway
from
this
city
to
New
York
la
being
proposed.
The
idee.
Is
to
make
It
a
splendid
highway
with
good
grades
all
the
way
and
to
charge
a
toll
of
one
cent
a
mile
for
It
use,
the
road
tw
be
built
by
private
enterprise.
So
far
rt
is
only
In
the
discussion
stage.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
33
-
Wheat
was
quoted
here
today
at
48Vc.
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STILL
1011
KLCII'KOCITY
WITH
THE
UNITi:il
STATES
.
OTTAWA.
Feb.
33:
-Liberal
members
and
senators
in
cau-
cua
on
Wednesday,
endorsed
the
reciprocity
resolution
In-
trodueed
In
toe
House
by
WU7
Han
Duff
which
proposes
that
Canada
open
reciprocity
neo
tlatloru
with
Washington.
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