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Che
.
urti;ui,
rcn.
ii:
ili-j
ine
unueu
Kingdom
is
in
a,
CarCU
Up
agreement
with
other
nations,
notably
France
and
Italy,
4
i
which
hold
that
the
integrity
and
independence
of
Austria
The
gillnet
tolling
boat
AC218G,
which
was
found
washed
up
on
the
beach
of
Squally
Pas-
M
"
1.1
1
na.ee,
i
ampania
isianu
recently
by
Capt.
Sinclair
Pierce
of
the
local
haliinit
boat
Eric
Roy,
has
k-cn
identified
as
being
the
property
of
Aaron
Cross
of
Klti-
maat
Indian
village,-
(
ross
missed
the
boat
a
mouth
ago.
Today's
Stocks
must
Ik;
maintained,
bir
John
Simon,
Secretary
for
foreign
Affairs,
declared
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
At
the
same
time,
the
Foreign
Minister
made
it
clear
that
Great
Britain
hat
assumed
a:.
.....
"hand
oil
policy
toward
the
entire
Auttro-Oerman
situation
until
the
matter
i
given
consideration
against
whatheeonsJdwsOerman?
Vienna,
one,
of
-
the
centres
of
So-Interferwice
in
her
domestic
af-i-i-ii,,
nomti-iiinn
a
chMi.fom
fairs.
SocialMs
Winning
VIENNA.
Feb.
14:-The
Socialist
rebels,
who
arc
seeking
to
overthrow
the
Dolfuss
dictatorship,
still
appeared
to
have
the
upper
hand
as
bloody
civil
warfare
continued
in
Austria
throughout
the
night
and
Into
today,
the
streets
of
the
ancient
cultural
and
educational
cen
tre,
darkened
except
for
flashes
of
gunfire
and
deserted
except
for
government
troops
and
police
on
one
hand
and
rebel
forces
on
the
other,
resembling
a
veritable
battle
field
with
scores
lying
dead
and
wounded
therein.
of
Vienna
alone
and
did
not
include
In
another
effort
to
gam
uie
up-
continued
strain
which
has
al-
por
hand,
it
was
stated
that
the
government
Intended
to
use
even
heavier
artillery
ngalnst
the
rebels
today.
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
LECTUKKS
TO
FISHKKMION
ON
PUKSKK-VAT10N
OF
FRESH
FISH
AT
SKA
A
srrlrs
of
lecture
on
advance
in
the
preservation
of
freli
J
t
sea
will
he
presented
by
the
Fisheries
i:pcrlmental
Sla-''
(Pacific).
Tlic
first
of
(line
lectures
will
be
Riven
In
the
Deep
Sea
FWer.
Union
Hall
at
8
p.m.
Friday,
February
lUi.
1
will
be
'"'Iratrd
with
slides
showing
how
discoloration
Is
caused.
lle
second
leciiire
will
follow
on
Wednesday
the
21st.
and
will
include
a
discussion
of
means
of
overcoming
Uils
discolouration
r
demonstration
of
a
model
of
a
modified
type
of
fish
hold.
ready
been
most
Intense.
mmln
Today'
Flthtlng
The
conflict
took
on
renewed
vl-
irnr
at
nnnn
tvtav
In
pertain
kp
by
the
council
of
the
League
of
Na-
UonJ
of
v,enna
wltn
lhe
s
lions.
Tli
United
Kingdom
would
recapturlng
Mme
strongholds
not
In
the
Internal
affairs
Jnterfere
wWch
had
en
taken
from
them
of
nation,
he
satd.
Sir
John
any
was
ute
last
nIgM
by
g0rnment
referring
particularly
to
the
Aus-
lroo
socialist
women
fought
trlan
declaration
that
she
will
ap-.Brlm,y
Mt
their
men.
peal
to
the
League
of
Nations,
-n,.
Floridiorf.
a
suburb
of
shambles
today,
many
buildings
having
been
wrecked
by
artillery
fire
while
a
number
of
others
were
burning.
Llnz.
where
the
original
revolt
started,
was
reported
to
be
fairly
quiet
today.
One
hundred
and
fifty
Socialists
were
stated
to
have
been
arrested
up
to
last
night,
eight
of
whom
have
already
been
executed.
Twenty
thousand
Nazis
were
reported
last
night
to
be
marching
through
Germany
towards
the
Austrian
frontier.
Note
From
Paris
PARIS.
Feb.
14:
The
French
government
sent
a
note
to
Berlin
I
As
tne
forces
of
the
authorities
yesterday
declaring
that
France
continued
the
weary
defence
after
,
would
no
tolerate
any
further
Nazi
forty-eight
hours
of
battle
already,
armed
forces
being
raised
In
Ocr-Uie
rebels
were
rushihg
up
rein-,
many.
fnrccnienU
for
the
attack
on
var-1
-
-
lous
sectors.
Howltsers.
machine
,
n
1
guns
.armored
cars
and
airplanes
I
nlCQO
Danker
nr
n
fiunrinff
in
the
sanculne
&
v
r
--
,
-
conflict.
There
was
heavy
gunfire
III
WIG
Cliy
uuuuniium
&
The
number
of
dead
was
today
estimated
at
upwards
of
one
thousand
with
more
than
three
thou-mnd
injured.
Tills
was
In
the
city
With
Pneumonia
On
Death's
Verge
CHICAOO,
February
14:
Melvln
the
casualties
in
other
cities
and)
P'"'"
11
..
.
.
still
hovering
between
life
and
,
,,,,.
r
.
,'
he
provinces
which
Is
knowr
ft
be
It
was
reported
"
I
heavy
;'h
.
.f
crltlcaUy
ill
for
thlrty-two
days
died
of
wounds
in
Vienna
Hospitals
,Uh
doclor,
aside
from
many
who
have
been
,
killed
in
battle
outright
and
numer-
L
depcnded
cnUrely
upon
th(?
ous
unaccounted
for.
lability
of
his
heart
to
stand
the
Back
From
Three
Months'
Trip
To
California
State
Ex-Mayor
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens
returned
home
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
following
n
three
months'
holiday
visit
in
California,
the
ttlp
proving
enjoyable.
Interesting
and
beneficial
to
both.
They
went
south
principally
for
the
purpose
of
visiting
two
sons
Melvln
in
Los
Angeles
and
Elgood
In
Berkeley.
Both
boys
aro
doing
well
In
tho
Ooldcn
State.
Hiiro
Tomorrow's
Tides
prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
High
2:15
a.m.
22.1
It.
calm:
barometer.
20.20;
temperature,
14:15
p.m.
2.7
ft.
31;
sea
smooth.
H
Low
8:20
am.
3.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMWA'S
NEWSPAPER
20:42
p.m.
1.5
ft.
XXIV.
No.
38.
V
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
14,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTO
AUSTRIAN
SITUATION
IS
STILL
TENSE
WANT
OF
CONFIDENCE
MOTION
VOTED
DOWN
IN
OTTAWA
"Hands
Off"
Is
British
Policy
In
Regard
To
Internal
Affairs
Tho'
Favoring
Vienna
Integrity
Mystery
Of
Derelict
Is
Heavy
Fighting
Continues
in
Civil
War
With
Socialist
Rebels
Still
Appearing
to
Keep
Upper
Hand
Great
City
is
Today
Bloody
Battlefield
j
Saw
Hand
of
Sankey
in
Lindbergh
Kidnapping
Wlillc
federal
agents
who
eaplur
d
Vc
Sanfce
icp
right'
In
Chicago
sought
to
link
the
Mid-West
desperado
to
the
kidnapping
anu
murder
of
the
Lindberg
baby
'top
left'
Sankey
made
no
secret
of
the
fact
that
he
participated
in
kidnap
plug
ol
Charles
Boettcher
'lower
-Left,
of
Denver,
jColoand
HajkcllBohn,
top.
ce"'.re.
of
St.Paul.lln.-."He
also
had
planned
to
kidnap
the
mighty
Babe
Ruth,
baseball
king
lower
fight.'
Sankey
hangfcfWrnself
fn
Sioux
Falls
penitentiary
a
few
days
ago.
Liberal
Amendment
to
Throne
Speech
Beaten
By
1W
to
76
Division
C.
C.
F.
Leader
Introduces
New
Resolution
in
House
of
Commons
Declaring
That
Government
Has
Failed
In
Dealing
With
Unemployment
OTTAWA,
Feb.
14:
(CP)
The
House
of
Commons
yesterday
voted
down
the
Liberal
want
of
confidence
amendment
to
the
address
in
reply
to
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
by
a
division
of
110
to
76.
Soon
after,
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
La
bor
member
lor
Winnipeg
and
national
leader
of
the
Cooperative
Commonwealth
Federation,
moved
another
!
amendment
declaring
that
the
gov-
......
!
eminent
had
not
Uken,
such
steps
i
as
were
necessary
to
deal
adequately
with
unemployment
and
other
problems.
Eighth
Prisoner
Dies
as
Result
Of
Pen
Outbreak
WALLA
WALLA,
Wash..
February
14
(C.v-adlan
Press
Ernest
Alonzo.
prisoner,
died
in
hospital
yesterday
from
machine
gun
Injuries
sustained
In
the
State
Penitentiary
riot
here
Monday
nigut.
making
the
nlrth
fatality
resulting
from
the
outbreak,
eight
being
prisoners
and
the
other
a
guaro.
The
authorities
are
preparing
to
lay
murder
charges
against
ring
leaders
In
the
attempted
Jail
break
FUTURE
OF
FISHERIES
II.
N.
Brocklesby
Speaker
at
International
Luncheon
of
Gyro
Club
Here
on
Tuesday
Economic
Problems
Ncigliborlincss
Burden
of
Talk
II
jr
Ketchikan
Visitor
Service
Club
Has
Many
Guests
Some
of
the
economic
aspects
of
tho
future
nf
lhi
Pacific
Coast
ha-i
Pres.
Roosevelt
Places
Wreath
on
WASHINGTON
D.C..
February
14
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
visited
the
Lincoln
Memorial
hers
on
Monday
and
placea
a
wreath
thereon
In
honor
of
the
birthday
of
the
famous
statesman.
Price
of
Gold
MONTREAL,
Feb.
14:
(CP
The
price
of
gold
advanced
twelve
cents
I
to
$31.90
per
ounce
today.
In
Lon
don
the
price
Improved
six
pence,
closing
at
$34.59.
LOST
BOAT
INST0RM
Well
Known
Fishing
Vessel
Gertrude
Smashed
To
Pieces
After
Swamping
In
Slnrnt
Near
Oona
Itiver
..
Narrow
Escape
Ole
Welle,
Owner
ard
Skipper,
and
Companion
Had
Close
Call
,
Last
Thursday
While
Bound
For
litre'
Reporting
the
lass
of
hto
23-foot
trolling
and
halibut
boat
Gertrnds
Jn
a
storm
while
bound
from
Ootia
River
to
Prince
Rupert
with
a
load
of
lumber
on
Thursday
morning
of
last
week.
Ole
Welle,
well
known
Prince
Rupert
fisherman,
has
returned
to
the
city
from
Porrher
Island.
When
half
a
mile
from
Oona
River
while
heading
for
the
sheltered
Kelp
passage,
the
Gertrude
was
swamped
in
the
tempestuous
sea
which
had
been
lashed
to
fury
by
a
fierce
southeast
gale.
The
gasboat
rapidly
filled
and
Welle
and
his
companion
had
to
Jurrip
for
their
lives,
the
former
managing
to
make
his
getaway
in
the
one-man
skiff
and
the
latter
clinging
to
floating
lumber
ana
paddling
his
way
to
shore
wrier
;he
swoo'tf'and
lay-
on
tn
beach
for
an
hour
and
a-half
utterly
exhausted.
The
Oertrude,
whter.
was
I
equipped
with
an
8
h.p.
two-cylinder
Easthope
gas
engine
ana
which
'was
uninsured,
was
found
later
on
the
beach
smashed
to
pieces.
The
load
of
lumber
had
been
y.
1
nT
i
j
taken
from
the
mill
of
Hadland
&
Lincoln
Memorial;
fns
at
o
a
Rlver
and
to
uc
uren
uenverea
to
iTince
Rupert.
With
but
six
inches
of
freeboard.
Welle
Is
said
to
nave
set
out
at
8:30
in
the
morning
despite
warnings
that
It
was
perilous
to
face
Into
such
a
storm
as
was
rag-ng
at
the
time.
Believing
that
his
companion
must
have
perished,
Welle
rowed
ashore
in
the
skiff
following
his
escape
from
the
sinking
boat
and
walked
to
Oona
River
whence
a
search
was
Instituted
Dy
jonn
Bergman.
Emll
Quist
and
others
for
the
second
man
who,
after
reviving,
himself
tramoed
into
Oona
Rlver
some
four
hours
later.
Veteran
Coast
Liner
Prince
John
Once
Again
Harbinger
Of
Prosperity
For
District
Hrings
Eighty
Loggers
From
Vancouver
to
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Camps,
Mill
Machinery
For
Usk,
Hoom
Timbers
For
Assemblv
Wharf
.Bringing
north
from
Vancouver
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
ands
eighty
men
for
various
re-opening
logging
camps
,.i
r:
r
l
i
i
su
i
7..
...
,f
0rient.
the
steamer
lihut
f
ishinir
industry
from
a
scien-!
tiflc
viewpoint
were
discussed
by
H.!wh,cl
arrlml
n
Port
tl?
"i
N.
Brocklesby
of
the
scientific
staff
j
morning
from
Vancouver
via
he
Charlotte
Islands
had
the
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Ex-'Quee"
r,PrlmPnt.al
Rtiflon
in
nn
address
:
Pect
Of
a
real
"bOOm
Ship.
The
as
a
result
of
the'
killing
of
guard
before
the
Prince
Rifpert
Oyro
Club
.
stout
old
coastal
liner,
which
has
II.
L.
Brlggs.
WAKM
IN
LOS
ANGIXKS"-"
LOS
ANGELES,
February
H
Temperature
of
80
degrees
above
Is
recorded
here
as
compared
with
the
average
of
60
for
this
time
of
year.
Prince
John.
yesterday,
a
party
of
visitors
from
',,tlu
?7",mJ""
"
"ie
u
Ketchikan
being
special
guests
for'?0"?
r,thU1dl1st'1ictJf0r,
?"
u"
two
decade..
Is
Indeed
her
playing
the
occasion.
In
view
of
present
Part
,n
he,Pln8
to
brln8
Pperlty
economic
trends,
the
improving
of
Uom
around
the
the
fish
product
and
Its
dlstrlbu-
corner,
tlon
and
the
cutting
of
costs
by
ex-1
Of
the
eighty
loggers,
who
took
up
plotting
of
by-products
had
become
all
passenger
accommodation
on
factors
of
increasing
significance,
the
vessel,
making
the
largest
list
Co)Ulnued
on
Page
Is
and
into
Prince
Rupert
a
carload
of
mill
machinery
for
the
Columario
mine
at
Usk
and
two
big
new
boom
timbers
for
the
derricks
of
the
lumber
assembly
wharf
which
is
being
put
in
shape
for
use
again,
including
the
shipment
of
aspen
Umber,
from
Fraser
Lake
to
the'
vears.
thirty-seven
were
for
the
J.
R.
Morgan
Logging
Co.'s
camp
at
Crescent
Inlet
and
the
balance
tor
the
A.
P.
Allison
Tamp
at
Cumshewa
and
the
T.
A.
Kelley
Logging
Co.'s
camp
at
Atll
Inlet.
-
The
mining
machinery,
for
Uik
was
discharged
at
the
lumber
assembly
wharf
whence
It
will
be
transshipped
by
rail
to
the
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
14:Interna-tlonal
Nickel
has
declared
a
dlvl-
jthe
Prince
John
has
had
In
many(dend
of
10c
a
share
on
March
31,