Tomorrow's
Tides
past
two
or
three
nays
Wmm
!-j
--j-i-jj
j-Lt.ii-.i
i
;
ATTEMPT
ON
LIFE
OF
ROOSEVELT
Bomb
Placed
In
His
Mall
Was
Dis
covered
at
the
ToU
Office
at
Washington
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
SI:
The
Fot
thb
mornlnf
in
a
copy-rifhtcd
story
says
the
second
apparent
attempt
on
the
life
of
President-Elect
Roroevclt
hat
been
made.
A
bomb
was
ditcorer-ed
in
the
mail
sack
at
the
post
office
addressed
to
him.
It
was
a
crude
affair
and
b
described
as
the
work
ot
an
amateur.
u
!
-
-
-
SBHHMI'
-
"
4S
.Mr.BTINtt
PKMANI)
FOB
NEWSPAPERS
Owing
to
the
recent
large
de-
mand
for
copies
of
the
Dally
News,
It
has
been
decided
to
ftvu.
aa
far
as
possible,
a
com-
plate
coverage
of
the
city.
Each
4
home
may
expect
to
get
the
paper
Thursday
and
Friday
Anyone
wishing
to
continue
af-
ttr
that
date
kindly
notify
the
office
and
the
delivery
boy
will
4
call
and
collect.
Admtlaers
4
who
wish
space
In
either
of
4
those
editions
should
act
at
4
once.
4
4
Prospecting
is
Much
Delayed
by
Snow
on
Islands
8KIUROATE.
Feb
22
-The
cold
and
snow
of
last
week
had
the
effect
of
delaying
a
number
of
par
ties
that
were
preparing
to
go
pros
pecung
for
mineral.
The
hlUs
are
still
covered
with
snow
and
nothing
can
be
done
until
warmer
weather
seta
In
WAS
READY
FOR
SCRAP
Military
Documents
Indicate
Plan
Was
Laid
For
Hostilities
Acainst
U.
S.
Orcr
Century
Aro
TORONTO.
Feb.
22
The
con
tents
of
a
secret
military
document,
report
on
the
defenses
of
Canada
In
1926
and
anticipating
war
be
tween
Canada
and
Uie
.United
States,
lwa
been
made
public.
The
report
was
prepared
by
military,
men
sent
to
Canada
by
the
Duke
of
Wellington,
then
Master
ol
On
dnancc
In
England.
It
&howa
that
feeling
ran
high
following
the
war
of
1812.
The
local
cop
is
one
ot
two
known
to
be
In
existence
and
was
discussed
by
Dr.
J.
J.
Tolman
of
the
Ontario
Department
ol
Public
Records
and
Archives.
So
vital
was
Ute
document
considered
In
182S
that
only
four
copies
were
made.
(Continued
on
Page
3)
I
A
Notable
A
Written
Guarantee
Tor
One
Year
With
Every
Hixh
.
0:45
a.m.
19.0
ft.
Goodyear
Tire
12:35
pin.
218
ft.
I.'JW
.
0:40
a.m.
Co
It.
Sold
Br
Us
In
1933
1913
p.m.
2.0
ft.
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Chevrolet
Dealers
Phone
53
v
,
XXIV
.
No.
AUTO
SPEED
RECORDS
SHATTERED
PEOPLE
WITH
MONEY
WOUD)
BUY
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Sir
Malcolm
Campbell
Makes
Two
Record
Dashes
Today
at
Daytona
Beach,
Doing
Mile
in
13
Seconds
Visibility
Was
Poor
But
Speed
Was
Eifrlitcen.
Miles
an
Hour
Faster
Than
Previous
Record
of
British
Speed
King
RVYTONA
BEACH,
Feb.
22:
In
a
thrilling,
breath-'.t!
iim
dash
over
the
beach
speedway
here
Sir
Malcolm
i
,,iiiiU'II
attained
the
astonishing
speed
of
273.55G
miles
i
iir
on
the
firnt
official
run
for
a
new
world
speed
re-
.
..'-'I
'oday.
Despite
the
fact
that
visibility
was
poor
he
.
k.
!
over
the
officially
measured
mile
in
13.10
seconds.
8lr
Malcolm
has
been
anxious
to
nilllTPPr'
inr
rruke
the
first
run
but
up
to
today
LHIrlhijEi
AKL
lofnelala
have
refused
to
allow
It
owing
to
conditions
being
unfavor-
SENDING
CASH
I
Campbell
made
the
second
ran
in
UfiME
Tfs
PUIfJ
A
'
270
916
mU
Pr
hour
tor
an
aver-iiUiuL
1
U
VIllllR.
age
two-way
record
of
273
108
miles
an
hour,
beating
his
own
world's
re-
an
ntANciaco.
rb.
22
aii-,
miw
n
nour
11
ihisetty
and
district
have
84r
Malcolm
made
the
second
run
n
,
.
collecting
mre
funds
toil
!
seconds
lor
an
svsrat
lafH
.icluihair
comrades
at
home'
wd
IXM
seconds1,
!'rifi
they
htiveejft
nrtl
..
hull
dollars
from
thtsetty
'
ihcy
are
preparine;
to
far
v
i
oidrr
large
sum
ROOSEVELT
CONFERRED
HERRIDGE
Unadun
MlnUter
Thoujhl
to
Have
DiM
UkMd
Closer
Trade
Relation
With
Stairs
YORK,
Feb
22;
-The
pue-
v
t
c
loser
trade
relaUons
be-i
anada
and
United
SUtes
i
xjsrd
to
have
bean
a
sstbtect
.sion
between
Pressdent-it
Mwcvelt
and
Canadian
Mln-M
r
ridge
yesterday.
The
con-
lasted
for
over
an
hour
but
'
urc
of
Um
discussions
was
ilncd.
Surprise
Party
For
Mrs.
Unger
Last
Evening
Women
of
Um
Moose
held
a
I
prty
last
night
for
Mrs.
'
prominent
lady
of
the
or
-
nm
who
la
leaving
the
city
up
residence
tn
Uw
south
v.'
the
evenlng'a
social
gaUwr-I
i
were
played
the
following
lu'
prise
winners:
Ladles'
t"
E.
Large;
second.
Mrs.
"
Rent's
first,
A.'
K.
Nelson
1.
Astoria.
After
cards
de-
n
lreshmenU
were
served
'
'imt
tune
a
presentation
was
1
'
v'Scnlor
Regent
Mrs.
S.
lUu-
"'
"i
i
a
beauUful
trny
to
Mra.
in
auDtuclatton
of
the
work
.
-
kivilv
wim
a
vfew
w
tv,.
'
dvfae
m
tlte
local
lodge
The''J
of
Uie
lndWWual
statea
r
"
'
's
s
Jolly
aood
Fellow
and
A'iUi
Ung
8yne."
Well
Known
Man
Dies
at
Ottawa
'1
1AWA.
Feb.
:-John
8.
Ew
'"'
'"wyer.
aaUw,
eontltullorI
CamotoftU.
uarkfldL
Um
speed
re-
eord
wt
open
tn
Otoe
twoHnflP
L
H?g.
bUstoting
runs
over
hard
packed
mm.
The
old
record
was
zoiAec
Campbell
exceeded
hks
old
record
by
18.H8
miles
sn
hour
and
at
the
same
time
he
established
a
new
rt-
cord
over
the
mile.
He
also
set
up
a
new
mark
ot
271
M
miles
an
hour
over
a
one-kilometre
route,
ap
proximately
flve-righths
of
a
mile.
Ills
prevkMM
record
for
that
dis
tune
was
SftUtO
He
made
t71J0t
and
371
472
In
two
runs.
4
4
NO
CHANGE
4
4
AT
SESSION
:
J
Tolmic
(iovcrnmc
nt
to
be
Conmva
the
and
Will
Have
Support
of
Own
Members
VICTORIA,
Pete.
a:Irttapec"
of
what
may
come
alter
the
House
rises
Premier
Tolmke's
cabinet
win
conduct
Itaelf
aa
a
ConaervmUve
ministry
at
the
present
acaslun
of
the
Legislature
with
the
aaaurnnce
of
support
from
Oonaervntlvc
members.
The
matter
wm
dtocwaed
at
a
caucus
of
Um
Conatrvmtrw
members
yesterday
and
Um
Announcement
was
made
at
the
does
of
Uie
meeting.
Liquor
Move
Activity
m
United
States
WAfilHNOTON.
FVb.
22:-Vord
a
has
been
received
here
from
various
,
.
the
coulUry
0f
lncreasetl
ac
.
...
.
-i
.
i
...rino
oa1Ui
i
if
tttm
COllMllAlMWint
iuri.u-
ment
provralng
for
the
sale
of
11-
Tlie
dry
force
are
atao
rallying
everywhere
and
dourn
u
cxprewwo
u..
tk.m
that
Uie
Dill
Will
n.
.nv
rate
not
for
aeevral
vac
r-a
in
CODAC
t
ih.
meantime
dry
agt
MforcltiB
the
law
aa
It
stands
and
a
number
of
setsures
of
liquor
have
been
made
by
them
nurmg
u
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
22,
1933
An
Internationa!
matrh
whirl)
a
ttxactea
considerable
attention
was
the
wedding
of
Robert
Adolphus
Oeorge.
elder
con
of
Colonel
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Ttlney
of
Sutton
Bonnington.
Leicestershire,
to
Miss
Frances
Moore,
only
child
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Robt
Coahnuie
Barclay.
New
York
an..
Warrenton.
va.
MANY
WERE
OUT
TO
MEET
THE
RUPERT
owd
Disappointed
llecause
Mm
Knroulr
to
Anyox
Had
Ileen
TakcirUff
Itoat
A
large
body
of
local
unemployed
met
the
as.
Prince
Rupert
as
slu
docked
this
morning.
Policemen
patrolled
the
wharf
to
see
that
there
was
no
disturbance.
The
men
wm
told
that
the
men
who
got
on
the
boat
In
Vancouvet
were
taken
off
bv
the
Oranby
Company's
tuc
boat
Oranby
but
would
not
believe
it.
A
representative
committee
of
six
w"
al'yd"wn
tne
Rat"
and
boarded
the
boat.
They
search
ed
the
Teasel
from
stem
to
stern
and
reported
back
to
the
crowd
that
there
were
no
men
for
Anyox
aboard
and
the
crowd
then
quickly
dispersed.
OVERHAUL
OF
GEORGE
Number
of
Men
Employed
Getting
Mr.
Coastal
Steamer
Heady
to
(o
Itark
on
Run
Work
has
commenced
at
the
local
dry
dock
on
the
overhaul
ot
the
steamer
Prince
George
which
has
been
tied
up
here
for
the
winter.
The
dock
mansgemcnt
have
taken
on
from
2a
to
30
men
who
are
now
busily
engaged
there.
This
work
will
last
about
sis
weeks
and
then
the
steamer
Is
expected
to
go
on
the
run
and
the
Prince
Rupert
will
lie
up
for
overhaul.
"Without
morality
and
trust
It
Is
impossible
for
socle'y
to
flourish"-
Albert
Ftnsteln.
Wedding
JAPANESE
OBJECTIVE
IS
GAINED
Getirral
Suiukl
Captured
lull
Head
at
Pripiao
in
Coal
MIninr
Centre
CHINCHOW.
Manchuria.
Ob.
22:
Oeneral
Suzuki's
Japanese
army,
headed
for
Jehol.
a
city
two
hundred
miles
from
here,
has
captured
Its
first
Important
objective,
the
rail
head
at
Peiplao
in
the
coal
mining
rentrc
of
the
province
of
Jehol.
ONE
BUYER
FISHT0DAY
Cold
Storage
Company
Only
Bidder
at
Exchange
This
Morning
The
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Company
was
Ute
only
bMder
today
at
the
ftah
exchange.
There
was
no
demand
for
halibut
the
American
selling
at
2c
and
2c
and
Canadian
at
2fcc
and
3c.
American
boats
were
Seattle.
9.000
pounds:
T-1033
with
2300
pounds;
Urania.
15.000.
and
Viola.
4.000.
The
only
Canadian
boat
was
Uie
Alive
with
VM0
pounds.
Opposes
Move
to
Recognize
Russia
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
22
-The
American
Federation
ot
Labor
continues
firm
In
lu
stand
against
the
recognition
ot
Russia
by
the
United
SUtes.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOTJVBt.
FOB.
J
Wheat
was
quoted
here
today
at
46c.
Proposal
to
Sell
Main
Part
of
CKR:
Lines
to
!
Private
Interests
Made
Senator
Buf
us
Pope
Makes
Statement
in
Upper
House
and
Sayt
Financiers
Ready
to
Take
Over
and
.
Operate
System
OTTAWA,
Feb.
22
The
sale
of
the
greater
part
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
private
interests
which
would
operate
it
independently
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
maintain
a
transcontinental
system
from
Montreal
to
the
Pacific
Coast
was
proposed
in
the
Senate
by
Senator
Rufus
Pope,
who
said
he
had
positive
information
that
a
Kgroup
of
financiers
were
prepared
"i
&
Tt
tti
TTirn
i
to
take
pver
part
of
Uie
lines
and
LAdIINLI
'
MEMBERS
I
SELECTED
Treasury
Announced
by
.Roosevelt
Yesterday
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
23
PresWent-
!
Elect
Roosevelt
yesterday
named
as
his
secretary
of
state
Senator
Cor-
dell
Hull
of
Tennessee
and
secretary
of
Uie
treasury,
Willia:m
Wood
In.
New
York
businessman.
The
appointments
were
announced
earlier
than
had
been
anticipated
in
order
that
Uie
two
appointees
may
commence
discussions
with
European
representatives
In
regard
to
war
debts
and
other
economic
problems
and
thus
expedite
a
settlement
William
Woodin
ts
a
parUcularly
Interesting
person.
WhQe
he
Is
best
known
as
a
businessman,
he
Is
also
a
composer
of
children's
songs
and
other
music.
jPortEssington
Band
Featured
in
Events
at
Village
PORT
BB8IN0TON.
B.C..
Feb.
22
On
Saturday
evening.
February
11
Ute
Native
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
United
Church
hi
Port
Bs
slngton
gave
a
concert
In
Ute
Band
Hall
A
feature
ot
Uie
program
was
Uie
contributions
by
the
B
sington
HaUve
Banc.
Tea
was
ser
red
during
the
intermission.
The
sum
of
fourteen
dollars
was
res
Used
for
church
expences.
On
Sunday
evening.
Feb.
12th.
a
special
musical
service
was
held
in
the
NaUve
United
Church.
A
splendid
program
of
vocal
and
Instrumental
numbers
was
presented.
The
Native
Bjihd
contributed
a
number
of
fine
selections
irom
tne
j
-rnpioyed
In
the
general
store.
He
sacred
classics
ioantaU.
had
many
trieoot
hi
Prime
Ru-
About
three
hundred
people
fill-
pert
being
In
the
employ
ot
Uie
ec
th?
church
to
capacity.
Rev.
pioneer
Laundry
and
the
whole-WUUam
Davey.
the
minister,
was
sale
house
prior
to
his
leaving
for
In
charge
of
the
service.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy
to
rain,
south
wind,
22.
Atyansh
Snow
and
calm.
33.
Alice
Arm
Snow
to
rain,
west
wind,
3T.
Anyox
Snow
to
rain,
calm,
35.
Stewart
Snow,
calm,
32.
Haselton
Cloudy,
calm.
32.
I
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
windy,
29.;
Burns
Lake
Clear,
windy,
27.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
operate
them
on
a
profitable
basis.
Under
Uie
scheme
as
outlined
by
Senator
Pope,
the
dd
Intercolonial
from
Montreal
to
the
eastern
limits
ot
Uie
Marl
times
would
be
given
back
to
the
people
of
thane
provin
ces
and
unprofitable
branch
lines
would
conUnue
to
be
operated
by
Uie
government
as
colonization
roads.
ATTACK
ON
FISHERIES
Regulation
Regarding
Delivery
ot
Salmon
Attached
by
Member
For
Alberri
OTTAWA,
Feb.
22
-An
attack
on
Uie
new
salmon
fishing
regulations
occupied
the
time
of
Uie
House
of
Commons
for
a
long
period
yester
day.
A.
W.
Nell
I,
Independent
mem
ber
tor
Comox-Albeml,
charged
that
Uie
ruling
requiring
salmon
to
be
delivered
to
Uie
canneries
within
21
hours
unless
teed,
will
nave
th
eel
feet
of
benefiting
cer
tain
canneries.
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
Insisted
that
the
regulation
was
necessary
to
maintain
the
reputation
ot
Carta-tlan
canned
salmo,
concerning
which
there
had
been
a
number
ot
omplalnta.
James
Dunn
of
Anyox
Passes
Ws
Formerly
Resident
of
Prinre
Rupert
and
Well
known
in
City
Many
friends
will
regret
tq
hear
of
the
death
at
Anyox
on
Sunday
morning
of
Jnt
Dunn,
well
known
resident
ot
Anyox
and
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
Uw
deceased
was
a
victim
of
a
hean
,t-tack.
Mr.
Dunn
left
Pilaee
Rupert
IS
years
ago
for
Anfox
where
he
was
Anyox.
He
Is
survived
by
a
widow
and
fcur
children
between
the
agea
ot
16
and
9.
1
Admiral
Pratt
to
Continue
Service
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
21:
It
lias
been
decided
to
continue
Uie
services
of
Admiral
William
D.
Pratt
in
the
service
of
the
country,
"be-
cause
the
country
needs
him."
Hit
natural
time
to
retire
had
arrrred,