ft.
Tomorrow's
Tides1
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N
42.
10:50
a.m.
20.3
ft.
:
X.
4:45
ajn.
8.0
It.
17:45
p.m.
3.4,
'T
;
v,
1
.
Will
Advertise
AH
Appointments
Viclori
l'oll
r-
...
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:
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,
t.
I.
.
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.
i'al
'),
ttlliilii
tllv
Council
InltUlc.
New
1
'
Urtsril
to
IU
Staff
""A
Ffb.
20:
The
city
'""P'ed
a
new
policy
in
""
lth
the
employment
of
twrmanent
position
on
PltysUffa.
Ul'i'
nil
lilrlnir
nf
...
ui
iaw
win-
1,111
by
appllcnUon,
to
be
'
fcv
the
members
of
the
i"
was
decided
upon
at
meeung
of
tho
aWer-"
"i.
when
It
decJIncd
In
"eommendatlon
of
the
"""Her
to
appoint
an
flee-'"
w
atreet
llghtln?
do-"
at
a
salary
,of
$117
a
i0
OK
V
A
N
'OLIVER,
Fob.
20:
The
Board
of
Police
Coin-i
s
on
Saturday
appointed
John
Cameron
of
New
i
'.-tor
to
the
portion
of
chief
of
police
in
Vancou-tiM.ut
the
name
time
that
the
Court
of
Apjieal
in
mi
issuing
an
injunction
against
the
board
tak-
a
h
action.
AppUcatfcM
for
Uir
IoJuin
lion
m
Seeks
Divorce
'
Invfrclyde
hopes
her
.1
"id
Inverclyde
will
be
'
1
1
and
divorce
her.
She
'i
for
divorce
at
Reno,
'I
doea
not
recognise
nrh
divorces
200
TAKEN
FROM
SHIP
n
tr
Wrnt
,hore
at
.Mouth
of
Mrr
Terrible
Weather
In
England
Keeently
'
i
Ht.
reb.
90:
Two
hun-
inters
were
taken
from
'i
Montrose
when
she
i'
on
a
bank
at
the
'
i
lie
Mersey
In
a
bUsard.
1
1
w
ted
on
the
next
Ude
ilainated.
1
li
lsJeis
have
been
liaviMf
nil
floods
and
storm.
"'
been
made
Impassable
."-
down.
Vlctorta
made
on
behalf
of
Colonel
K.
Fdgel'.
wan
marked
by
charge
of
corruption
and
maCctouMiess
against
Mayor
Taylor
and
Poller
Commisslonem
E
M
Charmar
a
'id
A
J.
Dumarosq
for
the
manner
in
J
wniui
tney
Brought
about
the
dismissal
of
Bdgctt
Apart
from
the
que
.on
of
the
lfrUty
of
the
board
action
In
tasking
the
appotaUaw,
J-
O.
Wll-Mams,
etty
aoHdMr.
state
that
j
Cameron
cannot
be,
sen.
In
until
Hhe
mivnettW-
-la
ittspofcsl
dn
Marrh
7
FUNERAL
OF
J.
BOULTER
Canadian
Legion
lUd
Charge
of
ArrantrmenU
This
Altrrnoon
Many
friends
gathered
at
the
parlors
of
the
D.
C.
Undertakers
this
afternoon
to
attend
the
funeral
of
the
late
James
Boulter
who
passed
away
early
Friday
morning
The
Very
Rev
Dean
O
lb-son
officiated
at
the
service
with
Vaughan
Davles
presiding
at
the
organ.
Interment
was
made
Ir
Fatrview
cemetery
in
the
returned
1
soldiers'
plot.
Bugler
W
Ranee
played
the
last
post
at
the
grave
side
Pallbearer
from
the
Canadla
i
Legion
were
Sam
Marsh
s
11.
Charts
Darker,
and
Henry
Smith,
and
Prank
Derry.
W
Tucker.
nd
AM
J.
Black
representing
uc
C.NJt.
Latest
Number
of
C.N.R.A,
Just
Out
I'rontlspirre
1
Work
of
Art
and
Other
Article
Trove
Very
Intcrrntlnr
The
latest
number
of
CNJUl.
Uie
nubllralion
Issued
by
the
Cana
dian
National
Recreation
Associa
tion,
is
very
Interesting.
The
front
ispiece
Is
a
real
work
of
art.
It
allows
Miss
Prince
Rupert
in
aiptne
togs
I
carrylm
a
pair
ot
skis
on
liar
shoul
der
at
trtr
top
of
the
mountain.
It
announces
that
Grant
was
Uie
winner
ot
the
limerick
competition
with
the
following:
A
young
fellow
by
the
name
oi
ue
Ouy.
Nick.
Uie
membership
clvalnnaii
did
spy.
He
pulled
up
liia
collar
And
lei
out
a
noiier.
"I'm
atuck
for
n
doJlarl've
no
alibi."
L.
W.
Waugh
appears
In
UiU
..mw
uitii
sn
ln(raatlng
article
6n
"Advances
In
TeHgraphlc
Com-
munleatkm."
Varlou
sporw
come
mnt
and
there
U
a
lot
of
readable
stuff
of
wtrlou
kinds
Including
verse.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
VtDW,
Ml.!;
MUkof.
90.000.
to
Seattle,.
Mlddkton.
1MO0.
)c
and
3c.
to
Pacific
PWwrtaa.
Star.
1UM.
Uc
and
Sc.
to
AUln
Fiattarte.
Tbahsut
M.,
B.0M,
s
ic
and
lc
to
AUln
PlalMriea.
Sherman.
17.000,
S.k
and
"lc
to
AUln
Flabcrles.
Renos,
tm.
S
ic
and
9c
to
Pacific
ptatteriaa.
THhoma,
15,000,
4e
and
Sc.
to
Cold
Storage.
Oivah,
1S00.
9c
and
Sc.
to
Cold
Storage.
Happy,
12,000,
3c
and
Bs,
to
Cold
Stomga.
Midway.
11.000,
S.5c
and
9c.
to
Pacific
Ptaueries.
Visitor,
6.500,
S
lc
and
9c.
laclflc
(Ishetlaa.
(lan.idi.iii
O
tenant.
UW;
MelvHK
lTjrao;
Ooiiy
HfiMi
(Hbson.
le.oeo.
3e.
to
Cold
gtorag.
mrl
UjO.
e
and
9c
to
AUln
rftheile.
I.UMIU.KMAN
DIIIS
PARIS.
Feh.
ao-frank
J
mtlHonalre
Canadian
lumber
man,
died
Saturday
at
Nevllly
at
,'ter
a
wtclA
Illness.
hopes
are
held
for
the
recovery
both.
of
Newspapers
Must
Not
Give
j
Way
to
Stampede.
VANCOUVER.
FYb.
Exam
in
j
atlon
of
the
relation
of
the
modr
newspaper
to
the
public
and
'h.;
public's
reaction
to
any
attempt
t
.
,
stampede
It
In
the
interests
of
"mass
miiii
ftnlnlon
"
w:ia
vnleari
In
an
aoareas
to
we
uananan
uiuo
or
Vancouver
by
Harry
Sltton.
man-agtnt
director
of
the
western
news
papers
which
arr
generally
spoken
"4
aa
the
Slfton
group,
tn
Winnipeg.
Reglna
and
Saskatoon.
He
declared
that
the
newspaix-r
had
to
do
the
right
thing,
or
el.se
swift
retribuUnn
overtook
It
tn
declining
circulation,
and
Its
Japan
to
Secede
From
the
League
TOKIO.
Feb
20
-Japan
has
decided
to
secede
from
the
League
of
Nations
if
the
Assembly
adopts
Its
Brepaaed
condemnation
at
Japan's
activities
in
MatMhurta,
It
was
learned
today
from
a
high
official
source.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
20,
1933
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L
flt
MmlSm
flfiL
sVri
MsaaWa
Br
1
mtJlBfti
Followers
of
ti.f
N
.'k:iu
.V.i..
N
.
,u.
.
o
.:;
u.;.
ir-
m.uCiU!
;n:
juh
the
prin
cipal
stmts
of
Berlin
Uir
iiiRht
Adxll
Hii:u.
lead
i
of
tiir
parly
wa.s
seleii
d
as
chancellor
of
Germany,
carrying
banner
and
tinging
patrto'.ic
son-
Tn-
H.t
Ites
cheered
their
leader
and
the,
president
of
Germany
Piul
von
Hindenburg.
Man
Who
Attempted
to
Assassinate
President
Elect
Roosevelt
is
Given
Eighty
Years
Prison
Sentence
Twenty
Years
on
Eacli
.
.
of
Four
Pleas
and
Two
a
Charges
Not
Yet
Made
Await
Uutcome
ol
N
otintis
01
Other
Victims
MIAMI
Pl
Foh
Oft-
f.iiispnni
Zanoura
was
todav
sentencad
to
eighty
years
in
prison
following
pleas
of
m.-.m
f
.
..
l
"1
..4-i.:
r
,T.i
iri.v..f
gUUiy
On
IOUr
CnnrS
Ul
ntUIVIVlIlK
i
irsmnu-niui
T?npvlt
Mai-miret
Kmise.
Russell
Caldwell
and
Wil
liam
Sinnot.
...
He
received
twenty
years
on
each
.
charge.
A-a
a
s-i
l
The
pleas
did
no
cover
the
case
ot
Mayor
Anion
l
erinaK
Mrs.
Joseph
Oil!
the
outcome
of
whose
wounds
is
awaited
Good
Returns
to
Coast
BBBBBSS
BSBSSSSB
Fritz
Kroili
:
n".
t.
I.os
An
gelcs
Ihe
i;:
i'.
vioiir.
vnt'..'iv
i.s
scl'u
.i
l;e
Mtod
ai
lus
room.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Ruin,
soutltcast
wind,
barometer
29.38,
temperature
40.
choppy
sea.
Langara
-Overcast,
light
southwest
wind,
moderate
sea.
Triple
Inland
-Rain.
atroncjsouUi
west
wind,
choppy
sea.
Dead
Tree
Point
-Rain.
souUi
cut
wind,
barometer
39:91;
temperature
43:
moderate
sea.
Terrace
-Cloudy,
calrti.
34a.
Alyansh
-Raining,
calm,
H
Anvox
Snowing,
calm.
3oa.
8mlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
tfa.
,
Burns
LakeCloudy,
oalra,
39a.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVBR.
Feb.
90
Wheut
was
quoted
here
today
at
46.
t
SUES
BtTTtR
TIMES
AIIKAU
WITH
WORST
OF
DEPRESSION
OVER
e
.
CHICAGO,
Feb.
20:
Arthur
W.
Cutten,
a
Canadian
born
stock
and
grain
trader,
said
to-
j
day
that
bettor
times
are
i
ahead
and
the
worst
ol
the
de-
'
f
presaion
Is
over.
i
CITY
SETS
SALARIES
Reports
of
Committees
Adopted
at
MeeUnr
or
City
Council
Saturday
Nitht
At
a
meeting
of
the
city
councU
Saturday
night
reports
were
adop-
ed
from
vartous
city
committee
setting
the
rate
of
salary
which
ts
to
obtain.
The
toltovlns
arc
the
lists.
rublic
Works
Engineer-Foreman
Good.
$17.
Oarbuge
Driver.
$125.
City
Hall
!
City
Clerk
Jones.
$150.
Treasurer
Matheaon.
$175.
AU
i
stone.
$135.
Vickers,
$135.
Astori,
$86.
Osborne.
$75.
Christie.
$75.
McLean.
$75.
Telephone
Department
Sup..
Masale.
$180.
x
Wire-Chief
Fred
McLedd.
$195.
A
Johnson.
$80.
B
Campbell.
$80.
E
Rous.
$80.
W
Wilson.
$30.
T
Bumle.
$75.
P
Astoria.
$75.
M
Collussl.
$75.
R
Wier.
$70,
M
Owens,
$70.
T
Anderson.
$70.
N
-yiittlow.
$T0.
H
Scherk,
$70.
lire
Department
Chief.
$160.
J.
Parka.
$196.
A.
Maodonald.
$130.
H.
Smith.
$195.
R.
SUnnef.
$135.
Two
more
to
be
appointed
by
tiv
"hlef
at
$75
each.
FIVE
KILLED
IN
PLANE
CRASH
Fell
Yesterday
on
Froien
Surface
of
lake
Tamagaml
With
Fatal
Results
T&IMINS.
Ont..
Feb.
20-
Five
peinojM
were
killed
Sunday
when
their
plane
crashed
on
the
frozen
surface
ot
Lake
Tamagaml.
It
wos
tamed
today.
They
are
Plpt
H.
R.
Cleeg
of
North
Bay
and
Lome
Duckham.
Alma
Tarlo,
Norton
Ab
raharns
and
Gordon
Konlngjberg,
oil
ot
Sehumaeh.
A
Written
Guarantee
For
One
Year
With
Every
Goodyear
Tire
Sold
By
Us
in
1933
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Chevrolet
Dealers
Phone
52
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
GUISEm
ZANGARA
GETS
LONG
TERM
VANCOUVER
POLICE
AFFAIRS
TANGLED
MORE
THAN
EVER
Police
Commission
at
Vancouver
Appoints
Chief
For
That
City
Cannot
be
Sworn
In
Until
Injunction
Proceedings
at
Victoria
arc
Deposed
of
by
Courts
Nazis
Celebrate
Appointment
of
Their
Leader
Twenty-First
Amendment
Passed
Congress
Today
and
Goes
to
the
Various
States
For
Ratification
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
20:
Congress
today
put
the
repeal
of
the
Prohibition
Amendment
up
to
the
states
when
he
House
of
Representatives
mustered
the
two-thirds
vote
required
to
approve
the
resolution
already
approved
ny
the
Senate.
i
Conventions
in
36
states
must
approve
to
put
the
new
amendment
into
effect
It
wil
be
known
as
the
Twenty-first
Amendment
GRANBY
CO.
CONCEDES
A
REDUCTION
Mali's
Board
Dollar
a
Day
and
House
Rents
Lower
to
Their
Employees
AXYOX,
Feb.
20:
Folio
win
r.
assurance
from
the
remaining
cm-plojtes
at
Anyox
that
they
wished
to
resume
Jjforfc,
the
Oranby
Co.
posted
notfiewterday,'oif
atreV
dottlon
in
board
to
one
dollar
per
day
and
a
redaction
in
houe
rents
In
amounts
of
$1.50
to
$2.00
per
month.
BOAT
SANK
FIRST
TRIP
Wave
Went
Down
While
in
Tow
of
Government
Craft
I
Herman
Rensvotd,
a
young
hatt-j
but
fisherman,
lost
his
newly
purchased
craft
the
Wave,
a
smaD
36-'
foot
boat
yesterday.
He
jwas
out
fishing
on
his
first
trip
and
had
quite
a
nice
little
catch
aboard
when
he
foond
that
his
boat
was
leaking.
He
haled
a
government
boat
which-was
hovarteg
around
Jap
Point
to
ghre
him
a
tow
Into
town
which
it
readily
did.
While
towing
the
government
cratt
stopped
for
a
few
minutes
to
make
readjustments
and
the
Wave
fining
rapidly.
Immediately
sank.
Herman
who
was
aboard
grabbed
a
buoy
and
managed
to
keep
himself
afloat
until
the
other
boat
turned
around
to
pick
htm
up.
The
Wave
sank
in
about
40
fathoms
of
water
so
it
will
be
a
total
loss.
Thanks
Given
to
Woman
Who
Saved
Life
of
Roosevelt
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
30:
Shortly
after
his
arrive!
here
Franklin
Roosevelt
wrote
a
letter
thanking
Mrs.
Cross
who
saved
his
life
at
the
time
ot
the
stwotlng
at
Miami.
The
tetter
spoke
ot
the
unselfish
cour-
!age
and
quick
thinking
without
which
he
would
have
lost
his
life.
Lord
Lovat
Died
Sunday
in
England
CHPPINO
NORTON.
England.
Feb.
21
Lord
Lovat.
14
th
baron
ot
that
r&me,
died
Sunday,
aged
SI.
A
few
years
ago
he
was
parlU-
Imcnlary
secretary
to
the
Domln-
ions
office
and
chairman
of
the
I
overseas
settlement
board.