Tomorrow's
Tides
Gas
Tank
some
01
whom
may
noi
re
t
1
an...
t.i
1
unuruKi'ii.
inu
uiat
war
OBJECTION
TO
PROPAGANDA
TO
OUST
C.N.R.
John
lerg
Uree
Removal
or,
On.
vrels
VAWXMJVSR.
Feb.
ll-CH)ect-ing
strongly
to
the
sale
of
the
Canadian
National
stoamshlps
at
such
sacrifice
prices,
while
forearn
hios
were
carrying
cargoes
In
and
of
Canadian
porta.
Morgan
Berg,
reported
at
the
conclusion
oi
Dominion
wide
orcantatog
tour
deelared
that
the
Domlnior.
Oorenunent
was
ptaytng
Into
tbe
hands
of
the
C.P.R.
and
by
deadly
propaganda
had
nolamied
the
minda
of
the
people
against
the
CiiSl.
He
oanetuded:
"Unless
the
government
immediately
takes
the
necessary
steps
compel
the
Canadian
Pacific
other
companies
employing
Orientals
to
give
Canadian
seamen
sBusre
deal,
then
with
the
financial
assistance
of
the
othet
unions
we
shall
do
our
best
to
turn
the
government
out
ot
otfic
the
earliest
possible
moment.'
declared.
All
is
Lost
as
Women
Invade
Rotary
Lunch
TORONTO.
Feb.
11:
For
the
Ro-
tary
Clubs
of
Toronto
All
is
Lost
Toronto
Ilotarian
have
submitted
the
inevitable.
They
have
ceased
battle
against
fate.
They
have
gone
modern.
They
liavc
sunk
be
neath
the
rising
Ude.
They
have,
in
short,
admilted
nay.
lnvjted
the
ladles
to
a
Friday
lunclmm
meeting
1
The
ladles
came
In
their
hundreds.
They
were
wekiomed
by
the
president.
Tiieir
RoUrtan
escort"
smiled
upon
them.
Hut
were
thr
xmtlos
feigned?
A
question
not
to
be
asked.
A
rctorlcr
can
only
nori
what
is
said
in
public.
Tlie
mut
tered
(ttscon
tents
or
the.
subjutatrd
arc
not
for
publication.
French
Flyers
Forced
Down
by
Heated
Engine
OABA
11LANCA.
Feb
11
-
The
French
long
distance
riyera.
who
set
out
to
try
to
beat
Uie
record
of
Uie
British
nlrforee
men
who
recently
flew
direct
t
South
Alura.
landed
here
last
mht,
being
tore-
down
with
an
over-heated
mo
tor.
,
Uncover
Important
A
Written
Guarantee
For
One
Year
With
Every
'
Tire
.
2:30
a
jn.
20.0
ft.
6
Goodyear
J4:28
21.0
ft.
pan.
Sold
By
Us
in
1933
8:34
a.m.
$A
ft.
f.
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
V.SV
ill.
,U
st.
I
M.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Chevrolet
Dealers
Phone
52
MM
XXIV
No
35.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
11,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
1
"
TERRIBLE
CATASTROPHE
IN
VANCOUVER'S
DISMISSED
POLICE
CHIEF
Turn
HimHrni
Injured
in
Neunkirchen,
Rhine
Valley,
Germany
K
MO
ATT
T
A
Nl
r
Many
Buildinjjs
Destroyed
and
People
Arc
DijjKinjr
Into
UUIU1U
I
Dcbrlst
For
Boilics
of
Dead
or
Maimed
Only
Sixty-Six
Bodies
Found
so
Far
WITH
NAZIS!
j
NEUNKIRCHEN,
Saar,
Germany,
Feb.
11:
One
of
Muriini
sa
iiutk
shirt
ot
iiis;t)C
worst
catastrophe
of
recent
years
took
place
here
yes-
lounlrv
l1r.H
at
Suctes
j
(cr(,Hy
fl
gm
Rm
eXlloleU
killing
200
people
u
MK.
rb
II
-Premier
M
......
......
ui
yrsieraay
uui
uirrc
wm
'
i.inrc
belwn
the
Fasrlsti
of
i:ni
uie
nuu
01
uvnsanr
ai-
nnine
vauey
irom
cologne
10
ine
t
II
Dure
admitted
that
the
J
Swiss
border
hirt
of
hla
country
were
;
Bitnd
u
the
dancer
from
totter-
pi
awl
at
the
success
of
Hit-
j
ins.
walls
rescue
workers
dug
frantically
today
Into
the
debris
of
a
COMMITTEES
j
p
iiAPniT
i
T
Or
HUorllAL
rn
idriit
Dlhb
Names
Those
Who
Art
to
Attend
to
Detail
Work
I
he
hospital
board
meeting'
the
hospital
hut
night
pre
I
rank
Dtbb
n
eased
Us
com
r
r
the
foUowmt
..i:ire
committee
.
v.
wn-i
chairman.
H
Bj
Rochester.
1
m
Hruwn.
Jforman
Watt.
commit
tet.
R.
Oordon.
nan
AW..
Currlc
R
B.
BOB-o
P.
Tinker,
and
Or.
L.
W.
!;
-
:.
'
nd
commute
-
W.
M.
'
chairman.
R
K
Benson.
('
irrlr.
O.
P
Tinker
.uvt
commlttct
to
consist
'
halrman
of
each
commit-o
ilirr
with
Aid
Rochester
I':
L
W
Kergtn
FIRE
LAST
NIGHT
IN
VANCOUVER
Ituililinc
si
Corner
of
Cram
We
And
llsktlnt
Streets
lUdly
Danuird
ANCUUVBR.
Feb.
U-Plre
and
'
'
i
caused
an
eatamaled
dun-I
mjm
to
WttUams
Uiock
'in'
corner
of
Hasttaft
wd
)
vtiic
Street
here
Last
ntht.
'-'
and
stores
in
the
building
'
Sicily
damaged,
the
top
floor
i;
ut
led
an
Uie
roof
dea-
Halibut
Arrival
American
inic,
17.000.
no
sales.
Hwx
iiiiti.
15.000.
no
sales.
Canadian
Alt'
May
15,000.
no
sales.
IS
IT
1
1
ONOMY
OK
aim:
tiii'im:
01111:11
IlKASONH
IN(Jl!IHi:Dr
4
WASUINOTON..
Feb.
11:
A'ln
irl
pmtt
announced
yes-
"
'
y
tliut
owing
to
the
grant
of
moving
the
fleet
"""'tth
the
Panama
Oanal
It
w,,u
ii
rtmaln
for
the
time
to
:
'
Paclflp
at
an
mMm.xo
4.
-------
IWIIUMI
ni'nure.
Uncfflelal
opinion
is
it
that
there
may
be
other
ir.iviini
rnr
iu.
ui.u
ffllLil
nnJ
Explosion
of
1
ami
injuring
many
hundreds,
cover.
Many
buildings
were
destroyed
and
scarcely
a
win-
1
?.
..
..t
uow
in
me
ciiy
remains
loony
felt
Uu-ougbout
the
entire
Uppei
iwtoe
area
of
thia
industrial
city
still
tindtni
bodies
of
persons
slain
or
maimed.
BsUmale
ef
U
ffttSjttss
Iran
up
to
389
with
I
bodies
reoov-
t
injuren
ana
isw
sisjmuy
njspn
so
fur
as
la
known
today.
The
disaster
wa
caused
by
Mm
explosion
of
a
huge
gms
tank
at
the
Neunklrrhni
Iron
Work
but
so
far
there
is
no
explanation
of
what
caused
the
explosion
out
GUARANTEE
1
a
PUTS
CITY
He
BANKRUPT
Court
Orders
Comniiwioner
Appointed
fleeaue
of
Default
011
to
Power
Company
Bond
and
VAMOOUVRR..
rth
llTlie
appointment
a
of
a
commissioner
to
take
charge
0:
the
city
of
Men
lit
was
granted
by
the
Supreme
Oouri
yesterday
by
Mr
Justice
Fisher
'at
The
uetlltoners
were
the
myal
he
Trust
Company,
which
alleged
ual
the
city
had
defaulted
in
payment
of
Illl.rkW
interest
and
principal
ou
the
debentures
of
the
Southern
Light
arid
Power
Company
Ltd..
which
were
guaiantecd
by
it
Debentures
of
B.
C.
Are
Sold
to
MONTREAL.
Feb.
11
A
substantial
to
portion
of
British
Columbia's
four
million
dollar
debenture
iskue
hft
been
absorbed,
the
syndics
tr
of
managers
announced.
England
Wins
From
Ireland
at
Rugby
l-WtOKKNHAM,
Feb
ll
-
Ena-lanri
decisively
defeated
Ireland
17
points
to
0
Unlay
In
an
International
nigger
matrli.
ChUH
OFF1CKKS
At
Uie
meeUng
of
the
directors
of
tlie
Prince
fluiiert
Club
last
year
Uflccrs
wore
re-elected.
Tliey
are:
President.
John
Dybhavn.
Vlce-preaident.
W.
H.
Tobey.
Secretary.
.Walter
Hume.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
11
Number
One
Northern
wheat
wus
quoted
ied
here
today
8V
HimAvnAc
i
One
oi
the
rkn
U'ids
ot
the
car
PcrseposB.
Persia
relief
sc
Ms.
tbe
Ycuat&ie-i
of
untiem
Pc
the
Orcat
d-mng
a
.ii
r.l.
..
fi
head
or
the
onsnul
aiA'.r.-.'tf
..f
in.
Lii-cri.y
jI
thi.-;!;o.
.rrni-ed
the
discovcrlct
the
moA
onpartsnt
in
history
of
arcbeoicsjy.
Tom
Bradley
Was
Recognized
On
Wharf
by
Granby
Official;
Miners
Are
Still
Holding
Out
X
AKYOX,
Feb.
U:-Tom
Bradley,
eading
strfko
organiser
here
was
utasted
on
ihe
wharf
on
Thursday
night
when
the
Prince
Rupert
was
fearing.
If
was
recognised
by
a
Oranby
Company
official.
He
had
by
disguises
eluded
the
police
foj
two
weeks.
He
was
taken
south
Fri
lay
evening
on
the
Malaapina.
The
Prince
Rupert
took
out
123
men
on
Thursday
and
the
Prince
John.
110
Inst
evening.
A
total
oli
i
bout
SM
have
left
here
this
e:k
A
canvass
of
the
miners
thia
week
;
showed
that
the
big
majority
re-1
fused
to
return
to
work.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
northeast
wind.
10a.
Alysnsh
Clear,
calm.
5a.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
18a.
Stewart
Clear,
calm.
10a.
Haaelton
-Clear,
calm,
5b
Smlthcra
Part
lioudy.
calm
5a.
Burns
Luke
Clear,
calm.
10b.
New
Style
Lookup
m.'und
im
inv
Well.
Uie
ft'
w
holm.
:-
,i
p'oil
object
n
fiojii
i'i:ik
Archaeological
Find
r
riiy
o;
Chi,
cxpra.tlon.
.uluri
i
on
a
v.
wrway.
PtiMpo-a.
otwd
)t-
Alexander.
.'h
D:
J.vnr:
H
B;
a;.ii.
FIRST
RAY
OF
LIGHT
Bank
Clurinis
Up
Ten
Percent,
First
Increase
Shown
Since
1931
MONTREAL.
Feb.
11:
For
the
first
time
since
December,
1931
the
total
bank
clearings
from
33
reporting
centres
throu(hout
Canada
has
shown
an
increa.se
over
a
corresponding
period
of
the
previous
year.
The
increase
was
more
than
twenty-four
million
dollars
or
10.79.
BIRTH
NOTICE
Born
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oen
tral
Hospital
February.
18,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
S.
Hills,
Premier,
B
C
.
a
son.
Stewart
Charles
Bernard.
Headgear
i.u-c
in
stormy
weather
V.eudgear'
h
BtiUii
firemen
prevent
falling
ou
,i
pain
tn
the
neck
GERMANY
STRIKES
BACK
Colonel
Edgett
Enters
Suit
Against
Mayor
Taylor
of
Vancouver
Asking
Damages
and
Stay
of
Appointment
VANCOUVER,
Feb
.
11:
Claiming
damages
from
Louis
D.
Taylor,
mayor,
and
Police
Commissioners
E.
M.
Charman
and
A.
J.
Dumaresq,
Colonel
C.
E.
Edgett,
dismissed
chief
of
police,
entered
action
in
the
Supreme
Court
today
to
restrain
the
police
commissioners
Vancouver
from
appointing
another
chief
of
police
in'
his
stead.
The,
plea
it
is
understood
will
be
one
of
wrongful
dismissal
and
the
case
is
likely
to
cause
a
considerable
stir
in
police
and
municipal
circles.
OFFICERS
M0LLIS0N
ELECTED:
AT
JANEIRO
'Radio
Association
Takes
Further
'
Steps
to
Improve
Reception
In
tbe
City
I
The
Radio
Association
held
a
meeting
in
the
Ctty
IUli
and
elected
officers
last
night
for
the
ensuing
inr
Th
fnllnwlnr
.-ere
choscm
.
.
.
.
.
.
A
tvosuvust
ar
a-
v
vuf
j
Vice-president,
F.
Wesch.
I
becretary
-Treasurer,
J.
O.
Wll-
1
liamson.
Executive
T.
J.
Shenton.
J.
Hall.
j
F.
Rlffou,
J.
Boyd,
H.
DuIIamel
and
S.
Woodidc.
i
There
was
a
general
discussion
on
the
possibility
of
establishing
a
ra-j
dio
broadcasting
station
In
the
city
'
of
Prince
Rupert
and
other
matters
.
pertaining
to
radios
and
reception
in
this
city.
A
resolution
was
passed
to
take
up
with
the
government
the
question
of
squealers
that
cause
so
much
disturbance
to
local
reception.
It
was
thought
that
the
government
could
make
some
penalty
for
those
using
these
sets
that
cause
so
much
tisturbance.
A
resolution
was
also
passed
that
Uie
matter
of
the
trouble
due
to
the
high
power
line
be
take
up
With
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
Olof
Hanson
with
a
view
to
cleaning
up
ine
disturb
ance
from
thia
source.
Planes
Left
Today
With
Passengers
Tlie
Boeing
plane
left
here
today
priment
will
be
watched
with
a
or
Vancouver
having
on
board
as
good
deal
of
Interest,
although
wssengers
Jack
McAuley.
Mrs.
Le-,
there
is
no
reason
whatever
why.
vee.
Bob
Young
and
Miss
Marie
jt
should
not
be
successful
as
It
rinater.
'
is
possible
to
find
mink
tn
the
k-
Thc
big
Junker
plane
left
thlsjcai
ponds
living
ta
natural
state,
nomlng
at
Id
o'clock
going
straight
,
'h
rough
to
Vancouver.
ONE
IIUNDUEI)
DEATHS
CHICAGO.
Feb.
U:-Nearly
one
hundred
deaths
have
been
attributed
to
the
extreme
coM
which
'M.s
prevailed
throughout
the
coun-
y.
Public
speaking
otwht
to
be
made
irimbial
of
fence
-Oeorge
Bernard
".haw.
ACTIVITY
IN
UNITED
STATES
MARKETS
IS
ANNOUNCED
e
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
II:
-A
sharp
Improvement
In
retail
market
activities
la
reported
from
the
different
centres
by
the
mercantile
reviews.
In-
crease
of
activity
in
the
whole-
sale
markets
Is
much
more
pronounced
than
in
the
retail.
Reaches
Objective
After
Having
ta
Land
at
Caravellas
Enroute
RIO
DE
JANEIRO.
Feb
11
:
-Capt
Moinson.
who
broke
all
records
tn
hla
flight
across
the
South
AUantlc,
arrived
here
at
11:50
this
morning
if
4"a
rom
NaUL
nawu,
Braxll,
oram,anr
after
landing
wnaiog
l
Caravcllax
In
the
southern
part
c!
the
State
of
Bahla
Friday
evening.
MolUson
said
he
would
remain
here
a
week,
perhaps
longer,
before
going
to
Buenos
Aires.
Mink
Farm
at
Hazelton
Starts
Five
Animals
Brought
in
From'
Vancouver
Island
To
Be
Nucleus
of
tnduslty
Albert
Arnold,
a
resident
ot
New
Hazetten
for
quite
a
number
of!
years
has
started
far
farming
and',
his
first
breeding
akek
has
ar-i
rived
and
la
now
properly
housed!
at
his
home'
on
'tie
hHl
says
the
Omlneca
Hen
1
He
star
od
with
mink
and
has
three
females
and
'
two
males.
One
pair
arc
Labrador
mink
and
Ike
other
three
are
Quebec
mink.
These
came
from
Van-'
convex
Island
and
are
considered
excellent
foundation
stock.
Arnold
Is
the
first
In
the
immediate
district
to
go
In
for
fur
farm-
Ing.
except
those
who
started
with
rabbits.
So
far
nothiiy;
has
been
heard
of
the
rabbit-breeding
from
he
commercial
side.
Arnold's
ex-
Donation
Was
Made
to
Hospital
A
letter
from
Uie
B.
C.
Hospital
Association
was
read
at
the
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
last
nisht
In
connection
with
the
re
!
eeivin:
of
a
grant
of
$3,900.50
from
the
Northern
Securities
Liu.
of
Vaaco'iver.
The
B.
C.
Association
hstl
axepted
the
grant
and
had
divided
Uie
money
amongst
the
hosnttnls
of
the
province
aceotd-ine
to
the
amount
of
hospital
days'
of
each
hospital.
Although
the
Ideal
bird
had
voted
against
the
aceeptante
of
.the
WKiey
from
the
Northern
Se
curities
sney
were
tn
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