6
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
rrlncc
Rupert
Cloudy,
southea,
wind,
10
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30
02;
temperature,
48;
light
chop,
Vol.
XXV
No.
8.
Province
Itebel
WILL
NOT
INTERVENE
Troidnit
Itomerelt
Aun'
Hand
Off
Policy
of
tlnfted
8Uln
.
-I
w,:inwnmN
nn
Jan.
Prttrtft!$
Frankllp
I).
IUjrv$t
;
'
t
ainwnret
Uvaj
thei'
United
fi'V't
dWinci
jtrrttfj4
In
future
am;--i
ttecolMn
)n
Cuba.-
Nl-
"i;'w
or
any
other
republic
ad-
I'.mg
the
United
Btates.
I'KKMir.H'K
niTAHTHIti;
is
ruRTiiKit
i)i:Fi:itui:n
Departure
of
Hon.
T.
ti.
Tat-
tullo,
Premier
of
British
Co-
lumbla,
for
Ottawa
to
attend
the
Dominion-provincial
con-
ference
on
unemployment
and
Other
matters
has
been
fur-
ther
deferred
until
Wednes-
day
afternoon's
train,
It
was
announced
last
evening.
Willie
the
condition
of
the
Premier.
,
railing
of
the
vehicular
ramp
to
the
Canadian
National
wharf
was
carried
to
the
wharf
below.
Lumber
in
Albert
ft
McCaffcry's
yard
was
strewn
about.
Uptown
iwrt
of
the
top
front
of
a
warehouse
on
Frascr
Street
for-
imcrly
owned
by
i-reci
awrr
ana
now
used
bv
Howard
Stccn
was
who
ha
been
n
patient
at
the
i
carried
away.
Trlnce
Itunert
ripnernl
Ho.
Slsns
and
plate
pltal
tor
over
n
wrek
suffering
iwcre
damaged,
premises
which
sur-
rom
u
nasal
Infection.
Is
con-
!fered
window
breakage
Including
Uderably
Improved
and
tho
!
First
Baptist
Church.
Ormra
Llm-
Infection
has
been
definitely
IterL
the
Alder
Block.
F.
W.
Chand-
checked,-
It
was
stated
that
tiler's
photographic
studio
and
Wll
1
Project
of
Lvalue
of
Nations
Society
to
be
Placed
Before
,
Hundreds
of
Organizations
World
Menaced
With
War
at
Present,
They
Agree
OTTAWA.
Jan.
8:
(CP)
In
a
joint
statement
issued
,,tioniit
oomnmritt
Troop
R,re
ja8t
night,
Rt.
Hon.
R.
Ii.
Bennett,
Prime
Minister
of
Tke
vrnping
from
fukim
Canada:
Rt.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
Liberal
leader,
f
UANOHAI.
Jan
8:
CP
The
r
?
sixth
DltMott
of
the
Na-'
nalwt
Government
Infantry
wan
n
ported
In
dUpakhe
from
Fw--n
Saturday
i
have
captured
Y-
tiig
fi'Hn
Fuklcn
Province
and
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
head
of
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation,
urged
the
people
to
study
the
contribution
which
Canada
might
make
to
the
building
up
of
a
"
f"'
world.
Commending
a
jstudy
of
a
project
which
the
rc-
ml
I
I
1
I
H
IN
jccnUy
reconstructed
League
of
11V
1
JLLJ
1U
STERILIZED
I'lfffiil
At!
Considered
Impotent
And
Stronger
Measure
Now
Being
Proposed
Nations
Society
proposes
to
bring
to
the
attention
of
hundreds
of
organizations
throughout
the
Dominion
during
the
coming
week,
they
said
that
world
peace
was
menaced
today
as
it
had
been
at
no
time
since
the
close
of
the
World
War.
but
fxmton
by
the
BrttWr
Oolum-1
.pcclal
comm
litre
of
the-
gov-
bla
Legislature
and
opinions
are
1
rmment
has
prepared
a
bill
voiced
here
that
a
stronger
measure
should
be
brotwht
rtown.
making
sterilisation
romulsory
where
hereditary
insanity
Is
proven.
Considerable
Damage
Done
About
Town
By
Gale
Which
Raged
Up
To
Eighty
Miles
Per
Hour
Last
Night
t
For
several
hours
from
early
evening
until
early
morn
ing,
the
most
severe
southeast
gale
Prince
Rupert
has
experienced
in
years
swept
over
the
city
and
this
morning
considerabe
damage
was
to
le
seen
as
a
result
of
the
Mojy.
No
injuries
were,
however,
reported
although
there
will
Hoblnson,
providing
for
the
sterillzaUon
of
mentally
deficient
persona
which
will
be
presented
to
Parliament
in
about
ten
days'
time.
It
is
announced
that
the
bill
is
based
on
the
principle
of
voluntary
sterilization
but,
otherwise,
detailed
rccommen-
nations
of
the
measure
are
being
carefully
guarded.
J
Twenty-Fifth
'
VICTORIA,
.Jan.
8.
CIMNot
STERILIZATION
niLL
wuu6aaif
.tfWU0H,
lw.br4.
..
.Fpn.nRITIS!lAIJWIjE4
"
'reported
alnce
the
act
providing
Ior
-
.
8:-.
voluntary
steiHltUoil
vm
passed,
LONDON.
Jan.
8:
CP
A
Anniversary
Is
Observed
he
considerable
fixing
up
of
property
to
lc
done
in
var-j
oceMton-
tnclr
tw-nly.
WaterWaVS
PrO
CCt
as
a
result
of
the
gale
wm
the
hah-
7r,?'r,f
iiaitrwdyb
i
tujlli
s
prU.
vuit
saturd
tg
m
Mr.
.which
broke
awy
from
Its
mX
'Aiff-rf
WASHINGTON.
DC,
Jan.
8:,,.
and
wa.
left
debited
on
the
nd
JffSS
r:r
-The
St,
Uwrencc
waterways
,teep
bank
atonic
the
railway
Avenue
Ue
J?
West.
On
January
6.
19P9.
Sf.
pt'
lect
will
be
taken
un
again
at
track.
The
roof
structure
was.
ap
George
Howe
responded.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith
received
numerous
beautiful
gifts
of
silver.
Anotkr
Mining
Camp
on
Islands
Operation
Many
Nuggets
.
Are
Picked
Up
SIC
ID
KG
ATE.
Jan.
8:
It
Is
ru-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
IMITISI1
COLUMHIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
8,
1933
Mass
marriages
have
becoms
the
order
of
the
day
In
Germany
under
the
rule
of
Adolf
HlUef.
Picture
shows
30
HiUerit
s
and
their
brides-to-be
rnarchiruj
16
a
ceremony
in
Berlin.
But
the
Nazi
ok-tator
still
has
la
go
some
to
equal
the
weddings
en
masse
during
the
time
of
Napoleon
Bonaparte,
emperor
of
another
day
When
Napoleon
Marie
Louise
he
promised
dowries
to
6,000
girls
of
"irreproachable
character-
who
would
wed
8.OO0
of
his
soldiers.
On
April
29,
1910,
the
marriages
were
celebrated
simultaneously
before
the
eyes
of
Napoleon's
officials,
and
the
dowries
were
paid.
SENATOR
IS
DEAD
Hon.
Jules
Tcvdcr,
Veteran
Member
of
lied
Chamber
I'rom
Quebec,
Pav.es
Away
MONTREAL.
Jan.
8:
(CP)
Hon.
Jules
Tcssler.
veteran
Quebec.
member
of
Uie
Senate,
died
here
on
Saturday
at
the
age
of
82
years.
For
many
years
active
In
municipal
politics
of
the
city
of
Quebec
and
provincial
politics
of
the
province
of
Quebec,
he
had
ben
i-
member,
of
the
Red
Chamber
since
March
12,
:
'
1903.
'
;
Bom
at
Quebec
April
18.
1852,
the
late
Senator
Tcssier
was'
me
son
..
a,iu
..,,
m,iloflhe
late
Hon.
U.
J.
Tcssler.
'Judge
the
present
session
of
Congrwa,
It
iarenUy.
broken
in
two
but
a
sur-
.
'
,cftln
,m.jof
th0
court
0f
Queen's
nench
of
u
announced
by
Senator
-Joseph
T.
vcy
had
not
been
made
up
to
norm
.Vf'
rjnart-,'
haiinc
lived
I
Quebec.
He
was
educated
at
Quebec
of
the
full
extent
of
damage
to
tne
c'vcr
slncc
.
seminary
and
Jesuit
Collar.
Mon-
buildlnR.
'
vrnIn
wft.
gncnt
in
sames
Ureal,
and
studied
law
at
Laval
At
Dlby
island
the
main
",a
University,
receiving
his
degree
of
o,
,e
Dominion,
radiotelegraph.
S
of
Commercial
Law.
He
station
was
carried
away.
1
wnridin
ent,.
was
cut
was
called
to
the
bar
In
1874
and
A
.mall
pleasure
boat
be
onR,n
,
'
Qcn
John$ton
,
to
Mr.
ona
wai
"
i
.
.
o
.
.
.
Mr
n
.
....
One
hundred
feet
or
so
of
the
h"
T
"
Smth
and
Mr.
Smith
and
appointed
a
Queen's
Counsel
In
1900.
For
several
years
he
was
editor
of
Quebec
Law
Reports.
He
was
an
active
member
of
the
St.
Jean
Baptlste
Society
of
Quebec,
eventually
becoming
president
of
the
society.
Senator
Tesster
was
a
director
of
the
Ijke
St.
Jolin
Co..
president
of
the
Quebec
Colonisation
Society,
president
of
Ln
Calssc
d'Fconomle
(Savlnes
Bank
of
the
City
and
District
of
Quebec
and
director
of
glass
windows
.
Shuttle
Island
to
be
Scene
of
Latest:
the
Quebec
Light,
Heat
ft
Power
Co.
Senator
Tcssler
for
some
years
served
as
a
member
of
the
Quebec
city
council
and
from
1097
to
1900
..morcd
that
very
shortly
another,
was
Speaker
of
the
Legislative
As-
his
medical
attendants
eon-
illam
Ooldbloom'a
fur
factory.
"mining
camp
win
start
operations
'
sembly
of
Quebec.
He
was
one
of
side
red
it
unwise
for
him
to
The
gale
howled
through
the
re-
at
8huttlc
Island
a
few
miles
south
the
founders
and.
editors
of
the
tiriKwri
wiih
hi.
j.L,in.
nf
the
old
Audtorlum
on.
of
Lockcport.
Quite
a
number
of
.Quebec
Liberal
paper.
Lc
Clalron.
High
Crowd
0
Ten
Thousand
People
at
Kyoto
Depot
Tramps
Many
to
Death
To
Group
of
Army
Recruits
Fifty-Six
Arc
Injured
Former
Calgary
Postal
Official
Dies
at
Victoria
VICTORIA.
Jan.
8:
(CP)
Thomas
Humphries,
aged
64,
former
postal
Inspector
at
Calgary
and
a
resident
of
Victoria
since
1922.
passed
away
here
yesterday.
Capt.
Angus
MacKinnon
of
I'en-tlctoit
Dies
In
Vancouver
at
Week-End
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
8:
(CP)
Vancouver
Wheat
l.uvn.1
-.iu.vii,
Avnn.m
Wet.
which
was
aU
very
large
gold
nuggets
have
been
Deceased
was
a
Roman
Catholic
Capt.
Capt.
Angus
Angus
MacKinnon
MacKinnon
of
of
rcnllc
rcnllc-
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
8:
(CP)
.V.
...V
tAStllt
V
.
1..
.
.
.
.
...
I
...
I.
...
.
.......
.
.
.
I
.
.
most
destroyed
by
Hie
some
months
picKca
up
on
me
Dcacn
at
inisrnnd
was
married
In
1882
to
Fran-'ton,
weH
Known
uniusn
uoiumoiai
wneai
was
quoicn
ni
00c
on
wie
w
vttoaai
LnUniii'd
on
FSKC
i
isiana,
coise
Matniide
liarnam
Okanagan
Lake
Skipper
Passes
BURNS
TO
BE
JUDGE
lake
boat
captain,
is
dead
here,
jcal
exchange
Saturday.
6:53
a.m.
195
it.
19:55
p.m.
155
ft.
Low
.
0:28
ajn.
7.8
ft.
13:35
pjn.
7.5
ft.
FK1CE.
FIVE
CKNTB
CANADIAN
LEADERS'
JOINT
APPEAL
SEVENTY-ONE
ARE
DEAD
IN
JAP
RAILWAY
STATION
PANIC-
Bennett,
King
and
Woodsworth
Urge
People
of
This
Dominion
To
Study
Peace
Contribution
CAPTURE
OF
TOWN
Hitler's
Mass
Weddings
Rival
Napoleon's
TO
OTTAWA
THIS
WEEK
Hart,
Weir,
Sloan
and
Feariont6
Assist
PattuHo
Income
Tax-
For
Provinces
VICTORIA,
Jan.
8:
Hon.
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance,
Hon,
Dr.
George
M.
Weir,
minister
of
educa-
!
tion
and
provincial
secretary,
Hon.
!
Gordon
Sloan,
attorney
general,
,
and
Hon.
O.
S.
Pearson,
mlnlster-of
mines
and
labor,
will
leave
this
Wednesday
for
Ottawa
to
asUst
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
at
the
Dominion-provincial
conference
opening
January
17.
Mr.
Hart
announces
that
Ottawa
will
be
asked
to
retire
from
the
income
tax
field,
leaving
this
source
of
revenue
exclusively
to
the
IS
FROZEN
TO
DEATH
More
Particulars
Received
of
Recent
Death
on
Trail
in
Prince
:
Ccorje
District
:
.DirisionaUieadquarteK-
oi
-4
he-provincial
police
here
were
advised
a
few
days
ago
that
the
body
of:
a
man
had
been
found
on
a
trill.
alongside
Sinn
Lake,
eighteen
south
of
:
Penny
in
the
Prince
George
district
According
p
)ater
word
which
has
now
been
received.
the
body
was
that
of
Onufry
Lew-
onluk
who
perished
from
exposure
and
exhaustion.
A
35-year
old
Pole,
he
had
been
shacking
for
the
winter
with
Charles
Hartzell
and
Fred
Rankin,
the
latter
a
trapper.
Evi-
'denUy.
deceased
had
made
a
trip
J
to
the
lake
to
catch
some
fish
and
'
.
had
become
wet
from
wading
tn
;
slush
on
the
lake.
He
did
not
have
'
the
strength
to
complete
the
tramp
'
back
to
the
shack
and
had
dropped
;
'
on
the
trail
and
froze
to
death.
"
1
Provincial
Constables
Soles
and
Tragic
Incident
Occurs
While
Farewells
Were
Being
Said
Murray
of
Prince
oeorge
were
dis-1
patched
to
Investigate
after
the
finding
of
the
body
was
reported.
It
was
42
below
zero
and
Murray
,
had
trouble
with
one
of
his
snow-
rrM'-vrv
TOiaO,
Japan,,
t
Jan.
to
8:
(CP)
or
Seventy-one
o
persons
shoes
wlth
the
result
that
he
and
were
killed
and
fifty-six
injured
at
Kyoto
today
when
his
fellow
officer
were
forced
to
panic
seized
a
crowd"
often
thousand
people
in
a
station
.
return
to
Penny,
both
suffering
building
as
they
were
saying
their
good-byes
to
a
group
frozen
k5-
With
Joe
B01"1""
asc
of-afhry
recruits.
People
fell
and
cried
for
help,
starting
f"1'',''
'
located
the
body
which,
after
It
was
11
tt
1
j
'.
l
1
j
1
11
x
the
partic.
Hundreds
were
trampled
under
the
feet
of
a
attained
death
was
due
to
ex-sccthing
mass
of
humanity,
'
including
many
women
and
p'jsure.
was
buried
beside
the
lake?
children.
I
Lewonluk
had
served
in
the
Pol-
lsh
National
Guard
before
coming
to
Canada
ln
1927.
He
was
single
fand
had
been
In
the
unemployed
jcamp
at
Penny
before
going
15"
live
with
Hartzell
and
Rankin.
NEW
YORK
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
8:
(CP)
Bat
Well
Known
Vancouver
Barrister
silver
at
4C
per
ounce
on-
.Mentioned
as
Mr.
Justice
.Mac-
the
iocai
metal
market
on
Satur-donald's
Successor
,day(
down
slightly
from
44Vc
on
Friday.
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
8:
W.
E.
Burns.
K.C..
one
of
Vancouver's
senior
barristers,
is
being
prominently
mentioned
as
successor
to
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdonald
who
Is
retiring
from
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
bench.
The
name
of
General
J.
A.
Clark,
former
Mi'..
Is
also
heard
ln
connection
with
the
appointment.
LAND
SETTLEMENT
"
BOAnt)
IS
TO
GO,
SAYS
WELLS
GRAY
t
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Jan.
8:
(CD
The
British
Colum-
'
bla
Land
Settlement
Board
ti
,
to
be
scrapped,
Hon.
A.
Wells
:
Gray,
minister
of
lands,
said
Jn
addressing
the
annual
(
,
meeting
of
Dlstrlc.
"E
Far-
mors
Institutes
here
at
the
end
of
the
week.
f