!
i
i.
ined
to
her
husband
who
ton-i
.y
nought
out
Brown
and
,'
him
Brown
denied
the
t
n-e
naHta'
Mm
but
Rebbtt
ad-"i
hi'
guilt
and
entered
a
plea
is
ificaUon
The
court
martial
.
MM
a
verdict
last
week
but
thla
-
h
k!
to
be
approved
at
Ot-i..rr
it
was
made
public
OBJECTS
TO
MUCH
TALK
M.ior
Chides
Aldermen
I'or
(,r
at
Kepetltlon
of
Arguments
And
Wasting
Time
:.
tin-
bylaw
providing
for
the
.king
a
mortgage
on
property
uy
a
person
applying
lor
re-
ming
up
for
reconsideration
:n
l
reading
there
waa
a
long
i-.nii
covering
much
the
aamt
u
i
,i
that
of
last
week.
Thto
ii
he
mayor
to
suggest
that
he
ii'
i
like
aldermen
opposing
urug
just
for
the
akc
of
op-j
,
:
u
The
situation
waa
si
ser-
'
h.it
there
should
be
some
thing
i
to
do
than
oppose
everything,
in
ii
ked
that
the
newly
elected
m
had
not
bean
plajrmg
to
uiirrlss.
ii-1
man
RudderMaw.
who
had
i
-n
ii
good
deal
during
the
evc-iiijwted
if
he
waa
referred
to.
i
i
i.id
not
objected
td
everything
in
frit
(ridtoatad
to
stale
his
J
'
mayor
said
what
he
objected
the
useless
repetition
of
the
"
litumenU.
Port
Essington
UIOWI
poUIVdh
Woman
Dies
Mi
Kllrabcth
Larson,
well
known
w
nun
of
Port
Essington
passed
'
v
m
the
local
hospital
yesterday.
i'
(1
been
a
patient
there
for
a
'
nil
She
was
a
widow.
08
years
i
mm
and
la
survived
by
five
grown
'
wn
up
children.
Tlic
bodv
In
charae
of
Haraor
was
taken
to
Tort
Batlngton
on
List
ight'a
train
for
burial.
NO
I
ISII
SAI.F.8
'Hicrr
were
no
halibut
sales
to-i'
Iioata
arriving
were
Lanelng
"h
ll.ooo
pounds
and
the
Condor.
;!
1,00
pounds,
both
American,
and
ii'"
Tramp,
ii
Canadian
boat
with
Alice
Arm
Taper
Comments
on
Lo
It
Will
Be
to
North
if
Plant
Crates
to
Operate
The
following
la
ffoaa
an
editorial
article
published
In
the
current
number
of
the
Alice
Arm
Herald:
It
la
fervently
hoped
that
a
so
lution
of
the
difficulty
wUI
be
found
satisfactory
to
all.
and
that
the
prejudices
and
Ul-feeltng
created
dur
ing
the
past
11
days
will
quickly
pass
away.
It
the
big
Anyox
plant
I
were
dosed
down
permanently
It
would
be
a
serious
blow
not
only
to
Uic
north
coast
but
to
the
whole
orovtnee.
No
longer
could
the
north
ToJeoaat
pride
Itaelf
on
being
one
of
the
leading
mining
centres.
It
would
mean
the
Isolation
ol
Alice
Arm.
It
would
be
cut
off
from
the
rest
of
the
province.
Its
steamship
and
mall
service
would
be
curtailed.
It
would
be
over
100
mllea
from
the
nearest
hospital,
doctor
bank
or
government
agent.
The
summer
tourist
trade
with
Anyos
would
be
gone
and
many
other
privilege
that
are
enjoyed
by
the
close
proximity
to
Anyox
would
dlsap-
Pr
Not
only
would
tnc
norm
Miner.
Uic
government
would
lose
a
lot
of
tax
money
and
the
province
as
a
whole
would
be
a
big
loser
tnrougn
tl.Mo.ge0
a
year
spent
by
the
Oran-
by
Company
and
their
employee
being
withdrawn
from
circulation
GYROS
ARE
INSTALLED
Officers
Properly
Initiated
at
Meet
ing
lly
I.
W.
Waugh
The
Oyro
InsUllation
of
officers
took
place
on
Saturday
night
by
IiiRtalltng
Officer
L.
W.
Waugh.
Those
installed
Into
office
were:
rrealdrnt.
T.
W.
Brown.
Vlce-Prci'ldent.
W.
Crulckahank.
Secretary.
J
E
Morris.
TMuunr.
8.
J.
Jabour.
Tt,.
hurri
of
directors
constsU
ot
F
Dlbb
and
W.
Watts
for
two
years
and
L.
W.
Waugh
and
W.
II.
Tebey
for
one
year.
During
the
evening
a
short
program
was
rendered
by
Uie
follow
ing:
a
vocal
solo
oy
ur.
k.
u.
wif,
recitation,
u
mcbwth,
iiviv
u-drtcsss
by
Mayor
M.
M.
8Uphens
and
O
A.
Woodland,
president
of
Uie
RoUry
Club.
Tl
retiring
officers
and
Incoming
officers
also
.MM-haa
which
were
fol-
Bp-
-f
,
mm
by
number
of
dub
,
ngs
ALD.
CASEY
INQUISITIVE
Wants
to
Know
Who
Led
Oovern-
mrnl
to
llelitve
All
Was
Not
Wrll
in
Connection
with
Clothes
Distribution
No
Evidence
Found
Some
Ucal
Organization
niainru
lor
lleing
Informer
in
Kegard
to
Alleged
Irrrgularitirs
Who
was
Uie
Informer?
That
was
a
question
that
was
troubling
Aid
trmsn
Casey
at
the
city
council
mast
In
IT
last
night.
He
wondered
where
the
provincial
government
got
the
idea
that
the
clothing
di
buraement
last
September
was
not
carried
out
properly
and
he
hinted
that
It
had
been
kept
informed
by
a
certain
organisation
in
the
city.
The
alderman
expressed
wonner
U
the
government
not
goina
through
with
iU
agreement
in
re-
sard
to
naying
its
share
of
the
cost
of
distributing
clothing
to
those
In
need
of
them
He
suggested
that
If
the
government
"had
someone
over
barrel"
they
should
"out
with
it"
and
not
hold
up
thr
city
payment
if
they
had
anything
on
the
city,
they
should
be
told
about
tt.
The
i
government
he
thought
was
trying
i
to
act
smart.
He
would
like
to
know
i
;
If
they
were
smart
or
foolish.
He
,
-
thought
they
should
be
aeked
who1
gave
them
the
Information
that
there
mtaht
have
been
Irregularities
In
the
distribution
of
clothing.
He
was
sick
ot
this
stuff
from
the
provincial
government.
After
Investi
gating
they
had
found
not
one
whit
ot
evidence
to
substantiate
the
Information.
He
moved-
that
the
gov
ernment
be
asked
where
tt
got
IU
information
Mayor
Stephens
asked
that
the
motion
be
withdrawn.
He
apprecia
ted
the
response
they
had
received
from
the
minister
of
finance.
The
money
asked
for
recently
had
been
forthcoming
at
once
Alderman
Casey
was
not
eaUihed
with
that.
He
said
that
with
all
due
respect
the
last
administration
did
Its
best
to
meet
requirements.
Mr.
Pooley.
Mr.
Jones
and
Mr
Tolmle
were
holding
up
the
Impoverished
municipalities.
The
Dominion
government
was
providing
the
money
(Continued
on
page
four.)
BISHOP
IS
ALIVE
BUT
LEGS
FROZEN
ot
Wreck.
According
to
Word
I
rom
Steamer
Starr
j
DUTCH
HARBOR.
b.
H
,
S
ten
rue
r
Starr
reported
last
night
that
Bishop
Antonln
Poisrovski
of
the
Russian
OHhodox'Churrh.
who
was
believed
to
haw
been
lost
with
13
others
In
the
wreck
ot
the
vessel
Unimak.
have
been
found
alive
on
Ununak
Island
by
natives
visiting
the
scene
of
the
wreck.
Both
the
!
Bishop's
legs
were
severely
frosen.
I
Efforts
are
being
made
to
send
a
small
boat
to
rescue
the
Bishop
as
the
8tarr
Is
unable
to
enter
un-
j
chatted
waters
.Billy
Sunday
is
RecoveringFrom
Bad
Breakdown
DE8
MOINES.
Iowa.
Feb
14
Rev.
Billy
Sunday,
who
had
a
ner
Crowds
at
Bunco.-
Aire
somun.ung
Jean
MermoS
Rainoow.
r.i;
a.s
the
ula:.r
i
juc:vc
the
landing
field
at
the
Argentine
capital.
J-nuary
.
alter
i
ten-day
Hunt
Irom
Istr?s.
F.an;e.
The
plane,
which
aet
a
record
time
in
crinlng
the
south
Atlantic,
carr
d
six
occupant
It
landed
first
at
Natal.
BraHl.
then
at
Rio
de
Janeiro,
from
which
point
It
flew
to
Buenos
Aire.
r
J
speeds
up
:
?ssss.r
FINANCING
v
i
VANCOUVER.
FW
U
It
1
claimed
here
that
non-pay-
,
rrincial
Mi.mter
Sent
Check
by
ment
of
taxes
doss
not
affect
)
Return
.Mail
When
rosillon
of
the
standing
of
a
mayor
under
,
City
roinled
Out
the
Dreamt
municipal
act.
It.
as
alleged
Mayor
Stephens
was
late
in
paying
his
taxes,
there
is
nothing
In
the
act
which
disqualifies
him.
At
the
meeting
of
the
City
Council
but
night
Mayor
Stephen'
told
of
an
ultimatum
received
from
the
food
dealer,
of
tSe
city
In
regard
to
the
handling
of
eltv
scrip.
The
merchants
had
had
a
meeting
and
deckteo
that
tfce
December
bills
must
be
paid
by
wwbruaiy
t
and
the
January
bfllr
by
March
S.
This
they
thought
was
allowing
a
reasonable
time.
The
Mayor
i
hereupon
telegraphed
the
minuter
of
finance
telling
him
of
the
position
in
wr.icr
the
city
was
placed
and
a
cheer
came
back
by
return
mall
tor
the
December
payment
There
was
still
....
.
i
Kited
1
1
i
c
Scene
.
-
Found
by
Natives
W
lie
the
H(.n,M,lhrr
September
shar-
share
of
of
dothlnc
clothing
disbursements
to
romr
to
the
city
VOTE
DOWN
PROPOSAL
Alderman
Black's
Resolution
l
Troeute
Those
Who
Hare
Not
Paid
Taxes
U
I-ost
At
the
city
council
meeting
last
night
the
resolution
of
Alderman
Black
providing
for
Issuing
untrue
tlons
to
the
solicitor
to
collect
un
paid
taxes
m
cases
where
the
owner
was
securing
Income
from
Ms
was
voted
down
Alderman
Black
drew
attention
to
owners
ot
properties
from
which
rents
were
being
collected
yet
no
payments
made
to
the
city.
He
did
not
want
to
work
a
hardship
on
anyone.
I
Alderman
Casey,
who
seconded
the
resolution
suggested
that
the
finance
committee
should
scruUnlae
vous
breakdown
last
week
is
now
m
and
fckt
tml
aeUon
as
much
improved
and
Is
expected
to
,
nt
necMMlry
recover.
AMermMi
Ruddart-.am
did
not
Hugh
Stewart
Of
Comox
Dies
.
VICTORIA.
Feb.
II:
Hugh
Stewart,
pioneer
of
the
Comox
district.
iui
urn
ih.miv,
.
v
nfWM
aw.
.
i
like
to
single
out
any
group
for
special
treatment.
Alderman
Basso-Bert
stkl
the
law
already
penalised
a
man
23
In
a
year
for
non-payment.
He
did
not
think
any
person
would
hold
back
If
he
could
help
It.
Alderman
Casey
pointed
to
the
numnbv
commissioner
as
an
ex
ilead
here
He
had
come
to
this
city
ample
or
wnai
to
ioiiow
e
was
no
tor
treatment
Inn
what
they
proposed.
Ernie
Schaaf
Died
at
New
York
Today
Result
Cranial
Hemmorrhage
Icavywcight
Boxer
Who
Fought
Primo
Camera
Friday
Night
Succumbed
to
Injuries
Today
Opponent
Was
Arrested
on
Formal
Charge
of
Manslaughter
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
14:
Ernie
Schaaf,
the
24-year
old
eavyweight
who
was
knocked
out
in
the
thirteenth
round
if
his
fight
with
Primo
Camera
Friday
night
at
Madison
Square
Garden,
died
early
today.
He
was
taken
to
the
hoa-.ital
soon
after
the
fight
and
yesterday
an
operation
was
.rrformed
to
trv
to
relieve
hc
pressure
on
the
brain.
He
REFUNDING
.
CORPORATION-IS
PROPOSED
At
the
city
council
meeting
last
nlirht
Alderman
Basso-Bert
gave
notice
of
motion
to
urge
upon
the
federal
government
the
desirability
l
txtahllshlnz
a
refunding
eorDor-
ration
to
take
care
of
payments
o
be
made
by
municipalities
in
tne
United
states,
when
there
was
a
heavy
discount
to
be
met
as
was
the
case
In
Calgary
and
in
this
city.
The
alderman
will
explain
the
proposal
when
it
comes
up
at
the
next
meeting.
COLLECTOR
OF
TAXES
Appointment
is
Left
to
finance
Committee
After
Protests
By
Aldermen
The
city
council
last
night
gave
the
finance
committee
power
to
appoint
a
pound
keeper
and
arrange
for
the
payment
of
poll
taexs.
Alderman
PHIabury
wanted
to
know
If
this
nroDoaal
meant
the
dismissal
ot
W.
II.
Sherman.
He
was
considered
a
regular
employee
and
had
done
tle
work
successfully
for
number
of
years.
He
blamed
Al
dermen
Rochester
for
the
move
to
make
a
change.
Alderman
H
udder
ham
thought
my
new
appointment
snouifl
dc
nade
by
the
council
as
a
whole.
He
was
opposed
to
delegating
the
power
:o
any
committee.
He
asked
ii
a
hange
was
proposed.
Mavor
Steohens
said
he
was
op
posed
to
pay
lug
W
of
sll
dog
taxes
tt
the
collector.
This
was
paid
even
If
the
owner
of
the
dug
paid
the
money
at
the
City
Hall
AVterman
Black
said
he
would
'ike
to
see
Mr.
Sherman
reappoin
ted.
Alderman
Casey
moved
Mr.
Sher
man
be
reannnlntrd
but
this
was
voted
down
and
the
ordinal
motion
carried
giving
the
finance
commit
tec
power
to
act.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
John
P
iiiiwnn
at
Oona
River
will
take
place
Wednesday
af
2J0
from
the
B.
C.
Undertakers,
canon
w.
r
.
Rushbrook
officiating.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
14:What
was
quoted
here
today
at
45Hc
WHEAT
ilea
irom
inira-cramai
ntmmocr-
hage.
Camera
was
arrested
on
a
tech-
ilcbal
charge
of
manslaughter
'blowing
Schaafs
death;
'
When
the
news
reached
Miami
twtcrday
that
the
fighter's
end
was
tear.
Jack
Sharkey,
his
close
personal
friend,
hurried
to
New
York
o
see
him
before
he
passed
away.
MAYOR
WILL
BE
DELEGATE
City
Cduncil
Decides
!
Continue
Membership
in
Union
of
Municipalities
At
Its
meeting
last
night
the
city
council
decided
to
continue
Its
membership
in
the
Union
of
BSJ.
Municipalities
at
a
cost
of
$50
and
to
send
Mayor
Stephens
as
their
delegate
to
attend
the
annual
con.-
vention
in
Victoria
on
March
1.
The
mayor
will
at
the
same
time
'.
take
up
a
number
of
other
matters
'
of
business
for
the
city.
He
will
try
to
straighten
out
some
matters
with
the
provincial
government
and
will
-.
try
to
arrange
a
meeting
with
th
!
bondholders'
assoeJaUen
or
at
least
'
with
their
officers.
TO
BAR
U.S.
EXECUTIVES'
Canadian
Branches
Mutt
Nt
Im
port
Heads
From
States
Says
Minister
ot
Labor
OTTAWA.
Feb.
lt-The
Cats
dian
Government
has
no
intention
of
allowing
United
States
Indus
iiUl
concerns
having
branches
In
Canada
to
dismiss
their
Canadian
Kxecutlves
and
replace
them
with
American
executives
brought
from
plants
ot
the
companies
In
the
lintteo
Stales,
Minister
of
Labor
told
'tne
House
of
Ceaunons.
It
had
been
citarged
that
American
firms
were
dltig
this.
French
Cabinet
s
Is
Endorsed
By
Chamber
Deputies.
PARIS,
Feb.
14:
The
new
French
cabinet
has
been
completed
and
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
has
endorsed!
.
the
financial
program
ot
the
gov-,
ernmmt
In
Its
entlrtty.
My
gvless
Is
that
there
Is
as
much
hard
work
in
Hollywood
as
in
any
city
ot
IU
sUe
In
the
world
and
more
disappointment.
A.
Edward
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1933
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WIMPEG
MUTAKY
SCANDAL
CASE
Winnipeg
Scandal
Ends
in
Dismissal
of
Officer
From
Military
Service
Captain-Brown
Guilty
of
"Scandalous
Conduct"
Captain
J
Jlarry
Kcbhit
Reprimanded
For
Firing
at
j
Brown
at
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peg
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
14.
Captain
Charles
Graham
Brown
i
t
he
I,orl
Strathconn
Horse
was
dismissed
from
military
.
,
ir
(
for
his
"scandalous
conduct"
in
connection
with
an
::.nr
at
Fort
Osborne
Barracks
last
Hallowe'en
night.
..i.tain
Harry
Rebbit,
a
fellow
officer,
charged
with
fir-
:
t
uun
at
Brown
after
his
wife
said
that
Brown
had
t.-it
her.
will
be
reprimanded
i
i.iiK
to
the
rinding
of
the
n
.
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fflf
martial
which
tried
the
ease
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II
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LUUIY
'
i
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ru
a
mow
sensational
.id
the
court
nurttal
proceed
-timh
were
public
lasted
(or,
-.mher
ot
days
The
occasion
wee.
.,uerude
dance
in
the
barracks
;
.
vide
nee
showed
that
Captain
v
,
ok
Captain
HebWCs
wife
.
room
and
assaulted
her
She
IF
GRANBY
IS
CLOSED
DOWN
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