It
1
lleut.
'-niK,ira.
who
has
rereivad
lUcnrr
lor
the
attempted
nation
of
President-elect
n
of
Um
United
States
!
'
wounding
of
four
per-
'i
Miami,
Florida,
is
shown
'
he
appeared
as
a
soldier
In
Italy's
army.
Vancouver
Wheat
NcoUVER.
Feb.
27:
-Wheat
'
(1
txl.y
on
the
local
grain
'f
at
45'jC.
Pioneer
of
B.
C.
Dies
at
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
FVb
27
John
Robert
Klna:.
prominent
pioneer
figure
In
mining,
fishing
and
lumbering
Indus
tries
of
the
coast
is
dead
here
aged
80.
Ill.l
AT
VANCOtlvr.R
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
17
Archibald
McDonald,
eighty-eight
years
old,
is
dead
here.
He
was
a
member
for
the
Provincial
Legislature
for
Lai-looot
district
for
twenty
years.
Meeting
This
Week
to
Bring
Back
W.
J.
Bowser
Into
Political
Life
And
Launch
New
Political
Party
VICTORIA,
Fob.
27:
The
first
step
in
the
long-heral-!'
1
Movement
to
bring
back
W.
J.
Bowser,
K.C.,
into
Hri-f
i
h
(
olumbia
politics
as
head
of
a
party
consisting
of
both
Cons
native
and
Liboral
elements,
will
get
undor
way
at
mas
meeting
to
bo
hold
here
next
Thursday,
it
is
an-ii
'Vtn
-ed.
l,t'ier
meetings
will
follow
on
the
mainland
including
w
v
i
i
x
Vancouver
about
a
week
later.
Mr.
Howser
has
remained
silent
but
it
is
stated
he
'will
'
"
present
at
Thursdays
mooting.
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
In
the
meantimo
Promior
Tolmie
is
stated
by
his
frionda
he
tretting
ready
to
doal
firmly
with
any
rebels
in
his
"
understood
that
G.
A.
Wnlkom,
M.LA.
has
notified
'ivmier
that
ho
wishes
to
be
considered
an
indopen-
Tomorrow's
THes
t
it
Monday,
February
27
High
3:28.0
,...
She
mmm
The
New
Chevrolet
..
Will
be
Low
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ajn.
"fV
on
Display
at
21:53
p.m.
v?V;
Kaien
Motors
Show
Room
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
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XXIV
48.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
27,
1933
PREVENT
ARMS
SHIPMENTS
TO
ORIENT
LEGISLATURE
AT
VICTORIA
TO
DISCUSS
INTEREST
RATES
Arms
Shipments
to
Japan
or
China
Are
Prohibited
and
Other
Nations
To
Follow
Suit
It
Is
Expected
Almost
Lynched
lssV
r
kdsB
Trance
Expresses
Readiness
to
Agree
-te
Embargo
Pro-vided
Britain
and
United
States
Do
Same
United-States
is
Watching
and
Waiting
LONDON
Feb.
27:-From
today
the
government
of!
me
uiiuw
lunguom
win
issue
no
permits
for
shipment
of
anna
or
ammunition
from
United
Kingdom
to
either
Ja-pan
or
China.
Existing
contracts
will
be
allowed
to
stand
hut
after
that
all
shipments
will
be
stopped.
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
27:-Co-operation
of
the
United
KSUtei
with
an
advisory
committee
RELIANCE
IS
MISSING
Halibut
Vrtcl
Left
Here
Friday
lor
Ketthlkan
and
lias
Not.
Vet
Arritrd
Search
ibclnrrmadc
for"
Ihe
halibut
boat
Reliance
which
left
here
on
Friday
afternoon
for
Ketchikan
and
)t
nt
yet
rra-
hed
port.
Woid
to
that
effect
Mas
received
today
hv
Consul
Woodward
in
a
wiree
inemaic
from
Ihe
I'.
S.
roaslguard
Alrrt.
It
we
m
that
the
Reliance,
which
h
a
four-man
boat
skip-ncicd
by
Captain
Call
Wend-helm
and
registered
at
Kctrhi-kan,
left
here
Friday
alttrnoon
alter
felling
her
calth
here.
She
was
latt
keen
off
Green
loland
and
lnce
then
no
word
of
her
has
been
rreelved.
The
llellanre
It,
also
left
the
Mine
alternnon
but
it
Is
not
thought
that
that
ran
be
the
boat
niilng.
crated
by
the
League
of
Nation
to
follow
ManChurtan
develop-menu
u
announced
today
by
the
state
department.
PARIS.
Fee
37
France
is
ready
to
participate
In
any
arms
em-
bargo
by
the
League
of
National
lor
the
Par
Bast
provided
Oreat,
umain
and
United
Stales
also
partdpate.
it
was
learned
today
in
hash
Government
ctrdes.
Edmonton
Man
is
On
Directorate
of
P.
George
Mines
EDMONTON',
Feb.
27:
II.
O
Creel
man
of
Edmonton
has
been
reelected
a
director
of
the
Prince
Oeorje
Gold
Mine
Ltd.,
in
which
a
number
of
Bdmonton
professional
aad
businessmen
are
interested.
The
else
lion
took
place
at
Calgary
where
the
annual
meeting
of
Ute
company
km
held,
and
other
officers
of
the
company
are:
J.
McCa
fiery,
presi
dent:
O.
II.
Cloakey.
vice-president;
J.
W.
Mitchell,
secretary-treasurer.
R.
Spooner
on
the
board
of
dlrrc-and
R.
J.
Dick.
A.
Z.
Illcks
and
II.
tors.
The
company's
holdings
are
in
Carx
district
of
British
Columbia
and
are
situated
about
15
miles
south
of
Prince
Oeortr
on
the
Fra-aer
Rrter.
It
is
stated
that
they
show
atfiu
of
producing
good
gold
returns
with
development,
which
Is
being
proceeded
with.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Bad
to,
H,m.
4Je
and
1c.
Cold
Storaft,
upertor,
18.000.
4.4c
and
Sc.
Pacific.
Neptune,
14,800,
44c
and
Sc.
Pa-cific.
Taknah.
,&eo,
4e
and
Se,
Atlln.
Oarland,
UftOQ,
4c
and
3c,
Pacific.
Preemont,
14,000.
45c
and
2c.
Royal.
Unorasc,
8,000.
4.Gc
and
3c,
Cold
Storage.
Reform,
8.000,
4.5c
and
3c,
Royal.
Suome,
600,
4.8c
and
2c,
Cold
Storage,
Canadian
Takia,
32,000,
3ic
and
3c,
Qoki
Storage.
Prasperlty
A
3,000,
35c
and
2c,
Cold
Storage.
Pa
lander,
3.500.
3.Gc
and
3c.
Atlln.
A)
If
My,
2,000,
3.6c
and
id.
Cold
Storage,
.
HANKER
RKSKiNS
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
37:-Vs
a
result
of
erlUeism
levelled
at
him,
Charles
D.
Mitchell
has
resigned
as
preal-
dent0r
the
National
City
Dank.
mm
Sir
Malcolm
Campbell
and
the
"Bluebird".
Speed
1
With
soundj
While
Sir
Malcolm
Campbell
tuned
up
the
-Bluebird"
for
his
recent
crack
at
the
speed
marc.
tne
Daytona
Bugle
corps
serenaac
hun
with
another
tune.
Sir
Malcolm
broke
his
previous
record
by
trave
ling
at
273.366
miles
an
hour.
NEW
.MEM
I!Klt.S
OF
roosevflt
cabinet
IIAV
HYDE
PAR
President-
a
BERN
NAMED
rCr
I.Y..
Wb.
Xl
IjSecft
YtooaavgH
an-
K'in'"Utu'ppuii4iRciA
ol
4-
Henry
Wallace
of
Iowa
as
8c-
4
eretary
of
AgrirulUire
and
James
Farley
of
New
York
as
Postmaster
Ocneral
in
the
new
United
States
cabinet.
4
4
,
4
4,
Western
Canada
Is
Considering
"Scrip"
Money
WINNIPKO.
Feb.
27
Scrip
as
a
panacea
for
economic
Ills
Is
on
trial
in
Western
Canada.
Already
suc
plan.
Committees
have
been
struck
to
investigate
Its
value
and
make
re
commendations
for
its
use.
Last
year
Raymond
Issued
$10,000
in
scrip
to
pay
civic
employees
It
was
used
to
purchase
goods
and
waa
redeemable
at
the
town
hall
in
taxes
or
cash.
At
the
end
of
the
financial
year
all
scrip
was
redeemed
with
less
than
$100
worth
exchanged
for
cash.
Similar
schemes
arc
being
studied
!
bertft.
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba
Oouncilmen
of
Begin
a
and
Prince1
1
Albert.
In
Saskatchewan,
have
be-
fore
tliem
proposals
for
a
scrip
Issue
to
aid
in
municipal
financing
The
plan
is
receiving
attention
In
Vancouver.
Edmonton
and
Wlnni-!
peg.
I
Railway
Agent
is
Dead
at
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
27:-Bdward
J.
Furr,
general
agent
for
the
White
Pass
and
Yukon
route
Is
dead
here.
He
wot
44
years
of
age.
Funeral
Notice
Tie
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
Annie
MeNaughton
will
take
ptare
tomorrow
at
2
pin.
from
the
par-
.'lors
of
the
RC
Undertakers.
Proposal
is
Made
to
Cut
Interest
Rates
on
'
Government
Bonds
.Votice
of
Motion
For
Resolution
to
Conic
Before
Provincial
Legislature
in
Nenr
Future
Given
Today
VICTORIA,
Feb.
27:-E.
C.
Carson,
Conservative
member
for
Lillooet,
giwe
notice
today
that
he
will
move
a
resolution
in
the
Legislature
asking
the
House
to
propose
a
nation-wide
writing
down
of
interest
rates
on
all
govern-mcnt
bonds,
federal,
provincial
and
municipal.
:
j,.
The
legislature
has
no
power
to
deal
with
this
matter
'Spent
Night
Out
I
In
a
Snowstorm
cessful
in
many
small
communities.
.
the
test
Is
arousing
considerable
in-
j
PIIUKNIX,
Aria..
Feb.
27:
-Four
terest
In
large
centres.
students
who
were
lost
when
climb
-
Encouraged
by
the
success
at-
j
tng
the
mountain
a
few
miles
from
tatned
by
Raymond.
Alia.,
In
the
'here
were
caught
in
a
snowstorm
use
of
scrip
as
a
medium
of
ex-1
and
spent
the
night
in
the
open,
change
leading
cities
In
the
four
'Robert
Saunders
is
dead
and
the
western
provinces
are
studying
the
1
other
three
are
In
hospital.
Ford
to
Rescue
It.mks
or
Detroit
Will
Be
Reopened
As
Result
of
Action
of
.Motor
King
DETROIT.
Mich,
Feb.
27:
-Henry
Ford
has
placed
a
substantial
sum
at
the
service
of
the
banks
which
...ill
.
k
I
a
a
T
?
1
by
cities
in
British
Columbl
A.-'-,,
;
,.ontroli;-
ln7est
in
tw
new
banks
here.
EXCHANGE
IS
HARMFUL
TO
CANADIANS
Alberta's
Minister
of
Agriculture
Shows
How
Primary
Producers
Are
Hurl
by
Adverse
Kate
BDMONTON.
Feb.
87
Claiming
that
exchange
was
working
to
the
detriment
of
the
Canadian
primary
producer
and
that
If
Canada
could
get
the
advantages
of
exchange
resulting
from
the
Imperial
Conference,
there
would
be
a
tremendous
market
opened
up
In
Great
Britain,
Hon.
Oeoflge
Hoadley,
minister
of
agriculture
and
health,
In
(Continued
on
Page
3)
except
hi
an
advisory
capacity-but
I
bring
It
officially
to
the
attention
of
the
Bennett
government
No
Reduction
Western
Rate
On
the
Railway
JAPANESE
MAKE
GOOD
PROGRESS
Officers
of
Army
Say
They
Will
Reach
Jehol
by
March
10
at
Present
Rate
""'
CHINCHOW.
Manchuria.
Feb.
27:
Encouraged
by
the
rapid
sweep
of
divisions
under
Lieutenant
Generals
Yoshikazu
Nishl
and
Masoayemon
Sakamoto
and
Major
General
Ken-nosike
Mogls'
cavalry
brigade,
Japanese
officers
said
today
they
will
occupy
Jehol
by
March
10.
VEREGIN
IS
i
ILL
TODAY
Doukbobor
Leader
Free
Sfsn
But
Is
Now
Ftthtmr
Sickness
in
East
Before
Returning
HALIFAX,
Feb,
27:
Victorious
n
his
legal
battle
against
deportation
to
Russia,
Peter
Veregln
today
Is
,
flahUnap
Illness
that
necea&ttated
delay
Of
his
return'
to
the
Do'uk-
j
hobof
colonies
In
Western
Canada,
I
His
back
Is
said
to
be
covered
with
J
sores
resulting
from
frost
bites
re-ceived
while
serving
his
term
In
prison
at
Prince
Albert.
Was
Drowned
Powell
River
toWJOi
RIVER,
Feb.
27-Fred
Anderson.
45
years
of
age,
was'
a
resolution
coming
from
it
wuid
dfbwhed
and
his
son
Harold
had
a
narrow
escape
off
Powell
River
last
Wednesday
when
their
small
boat
capsized
in
Malasplna
Straits.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Snowing,
light,
easterly
wind;
barometer.
296;"
temperature,
38;
smooth
sea.
.
I
Langara
Overcast,
light
easterly
OTTAWA.
Feb.
27:
The
House
of
wind,
moderate
sea
Commons
on
Thursday
defeated
the
Triple
Island-Overcast,
light
bill
to
reduce
the
freight
rates
mov-
northwest
wind,
light
swell,
ing
westward
from
Uie
prairie,
re-
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
fusing
second
reading
of
the
bill
on
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
a
vote
of
97
to
5.
1
29.73;
temperature.
38;
choppy
sea.
Activity
on
Gold
Properties
in
Smithers
District
is
in
Line
With
General
Revival
in
Dominion
SMITHEHS,
Feb.
27:A.
F.
Verner
and
F.
L
Owens
of
San
Francisco
spent
the
past
week
in
the
district
looking
for
information
about
gold,
and
other
mineral
deposits.
They
intend
to
return
later
with
an
examining
engineer
and
Uikp
over
and
develop
properties".
Iast
season
they,
took
up
valuable
placer
wound
in
the
McConnell
Creoih
areas
and
Intend
to
carry
on
work
there.
-They
predict
a
large
Influx!
.,
.,.
,
"
'
"
of
seekers
after
gold
properties
to
?d
Jwo
m""
froa
.1.1.
-...I-..
"Lake
Kathlyn
station
on
the
Cana-
Lodt
gold
deposits
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain,
immediately
adjoining
Smithers.
gained
their
Interest.
Several
of
these
are
favorably
reported
on
by
Government
Engineer
Douglas
Lay
in
the
official
bulletin
of
last
year:
"Lode
gold
deposits
of
British
Columbia
"
Mr.
Verner
and
Mr.
Owens
were
particularly
Interested
to
learn
of
the
enterprise
of
Smithers
people
In
seeking
to
develop
the
Jessie
Oold
Mines,
their
own
property
at
their
very
doorstep.
Olacler
Gulch
gold-bismuth
deposit,
with
sensationally
high
values
dlan
National
Railways,
wtll
also
b
examined.
The
tunnel
on
the
Free
Gold.
Group,
Dome
Mountain,
east
of
Telkw.
which
is
a
free
milling
gold
property
owned
by
DaWne
Oold
Mines
Ltd.,
a
private
company,
U
going
steadily
ahead
under
Ute
au
perviatoo
of
R.
W.
Wilson
of
Vancouver
.-When
the
cross-cut
now
being
run
reaches
the
veins
shown
up
by
surface
work
last
summer,
probably
about
the
end
of
March,
drift
will
ba
run
to
explore
these