Today's
Weather
1
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y
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variable
wind;
barometer.
30.14;AH
f
mperaturc.
;
sea
smootn.
X'fty
.
.
a
A
STORE
WAS
DESTROYED
JfrpU
Nolck
Sufferrr
In
Recent
Hre
at
Aleta
Lake
1n
Prince
George
District
DW.lunal
headquarters
of
the
i
vtr.rlal
police
here
have
br
vd
of
a
recent
fire
at
Aleia
L
,kc
in
the
Prince
Oeorgc
district
i
w
;.h
the
store
and
dwelling
ot
:rpj
Noslck.
general
merchant
t
at
point.
wa
destroyed.
The
t
...
(
V
L.
started
In
the
attic
from
a
de-vc
chimney,
flames
and
smoke
.
.tinft
tire
fighters
In
their
at-;U
to
save
the
place.
Bu.idlngs
were
fully
Insured
but
r.
1
the
contents,
Formal
Charge
Of
Wife
Murder
Laid
)
James
llova
Allrsed
to
Have
Shot
Mrs.
Rosa
llova
on
Knljht
Upad
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER
Feb.
23:
CP
James
tJova
was
formally
charged
tz-.i
22.
who
was
shot
down
on
Kriht
Road
Friday
night.
,
M.
preserving
pence
anion
Euro-
1)01111
nftltntrlna
rfrnn
llrllnlll
1
will
open
negotiations
with
nus.Ma
and
Oermany.
it
Is
an-
,
nounccd.
This
follows
the
nc-
1
r.nrrl
i-n.nii..
1
4.
VkVHUjr
ICUtlll'U
Ul'bnibli
Opened
Suicide
She
WINNER
IN
BIG
RACE
Aiucar
Finishes
First
In
Santa
Anita
Handicap
and
Takes
S108.000
Ladysman
Is
Second
SANTA
ANITA.
Cal,
Feb.
T5r
(CI)
Aiucar,
former
steeple-chafer,
on
Saturday
won
the
Santa
Anita
Handicap
over
a
mile
and
a
quarter
court,
defeating
ome
of
the
best
horses
In
the
United
States
and
winning
$108,-000
for
Its
owner,
F.
M.
Alter
of
Detroit.
Ladysman
was
second
and
Time
Suppy
third
In
a
field
of
twenty.
Top
Row
finished
fourth
and
Equiposc.
heavily
hacked
favorite,
was
eighth.
Cavalcade
had
been
scratched
prior
to
the
start.
The
showings
of
High
Glee
and
Twenty
Grand
were
eclipsed
as
Aiucar
set
a
new
I
rack
record
of
two
minutes
and
two
and
one-fifth
seconds.
Alger
announced
today
that
he
would
enter
Aiucar
In
the
1936
Grand
National.
Notes
of
Girls
C
'
urday
night
with
the
murder
of
Death
of
Dubois
Sis
Into
t
j
entranced
wife.
Mrs.
Rosa
Bova.
Inquest
ten,
Who
Jumped
From
riane.
To
Commence
Today.
tULLANili
sliitruisi
s
'
tindon.
February
23-Sulcld
nv
UKATisr;
SCOTLAND
lft
bv
Ellsabstli
and
Jan
IN
RUGIlY
ENCOUNTER
Dubois,
who
Jumped
to
their
dcaUi
.from
a
Paris-bound
airplane
near
DUlllm.
Feb.
25:
CP
Ireland
Upmlnster
on
Thursday,
supposcd-
nnranB
n
hiir
mmricn
h
rtefeatlne
Iv
or
pf
fttrlcKcn
over
vneir
Scotland
twelve
to
five
In
Inter
national
rugby
Saturday.
GUl:AT
BRITAIN
TO
TALK.
PEACE
WITH
GERMANY,
RUSSIA
4
LONDON.
Feb.
25:-Looklng
B
to
extension
ot
treaty
ar
nuiRcments
with
n
view
to
fian
cees
having
been
killed
recently
in
an
alrolane
crash
near
Messina
Italy,
were
opened
at
the
inquest
uhirh
started
today.
The
grlel-
.fririo
Darenta.
Cocrt
Dubois
consul-general
at
Naples,
and
Mrs.
Dubois,
have
ar
rlvcd
from
Italy
r
British
Troops
Returning
Home
From
Saar
Basin
PorUand
Buckaroos
defeated
Van-
children
were-burned
to
death
couver
Lions
3
to
1
in
a
crucial
at
st
ouentln.
Northwestern
Hockey
League
game
;
.
here
last
night
to
take
exclusive
possession
of
second
place
for
which
'
position
both
clubs
had
been
tied
The
Seattle
Sea
their
grip
on
first
t
to
2
over
the
Eskimos
at
Edmon
ton
Saturday
night.
Saturday
Scores
New
York
Americans
2,
Cana
dlcns
4.
Chicago
1.
Toronto
4.
Montreal
4,
St.
Louis
0.
Sunday
Scores
Boston
0,
Rangers
0.
Montreal
Maroons
1,
Chicago
0.
Toronto
2.
Detroit
4.
EARTHQUAKE
IS
RECORDED
harp
Disturbance,
Believed
To
Have
Centred
In
Aleutians,
Observed
At
Victoria
Dr.
H.
J.
Nunn,
Dawson
physician
j
and
surgeon,
was
a
passcngci
j
aboard
the
Prlncesc
Norah
yestcr-1
Hawks
increased
PAH
A
Y
place
by
winning,
lYil-!
I
T
it
1
Hockey
Scores
FINANCES
Ilcnnctt
and
Manion
Opposed
To
Scaling
Down
of
Capital-Liberals
Propose
New
Deal
OTTAWA.
Feb.
25:
(CP)
Premier
K.
B.
Bennett
and
Hon.
Dr.
K.
J.
Manion,
minister
of
railways,
came
out
definitely
in
the
House
of
Commons
at
the
weekend
against
the
scaling
down
of
the
capital
structure
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
when
Liberal
members,
led
by
Hon.
W.
I).
Euler,
pressed
for
a
scaling
down
of
the
capital
and
the
elimination
of
$1,700,000,000
which
had
been
carried
on
the
railway
books
but
which,
from
the
practical
viewpoint,
had
been
given
up
as
lost.
A
bill
to
authorize
the
refunding
of
Canadian
National
secu'ri-
I
ties
aggregating
$200,000,000
was
VICTORIA,
February
25
The
sel-
given
its
second
reading,
put
smograph
at
Gonzales
Hill
obser-j
through
committee
stage
and
Vatory
recorded
a
snarp
cann-
for
a
third
time
by
the
House.
quake
shock
shortly
after
nine
o'clock
last
Friday
morning.
The
dls-!
turbance.
believed
to
have
been
a
severe
one.
is
thought
to
have
pro-j
bably
centred
In
the
Aleutians.
M0T0RSHIP
UNDER
TOW
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C;.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
25,
1935
Reported
to
have
been
resurrected
from
the
4aa,
Mrs.
Oeorge
Owl
65
rlght.
OJlbway
Indian,
near
Massey.
Ont..
60
miles
from
Sudtrary.
is:
threatening
police
action
ajalnst
the
perpztrators
of
the
report,
stating
that
although
she
was
(seriously
111
with
pneumonia,
nevertheless
she
was
not
dead.
Mrs.
Joe
Owl
ilnseti.
sister
of
the
o-called
"mlrarle
woman",
Insists
that
the
sick
woman
ceased
breathing
for
about
10
minutes
and
came
back
to
life
after
she
had
been
shaten.
Home
of
Mrs.
George
Owl
Is
al
so
shown.
BUCKS
SAFE
r
'
:
GOING
TO
IN
SECOND,:
Defeated
Vancouver
In
Northwest
ern
Hockey
League
Game
Last
Night
SIX
PERSON'S
KILLED
IN
FUENCH
WINDSTORM
1
m0P"
J...
i
.
''BOURDEAUXrrrranceTVcb.'
25:
CP
At
least
six
persons
(
were
killed
and
a
score
injured
i
In
violent
windstorms
which
"
.
!
swept
a
wide
pa'h
of
destruc-
tlon
across
southern
and
cen-
PORTLAND.
Feb.
23:
(CP)
i4.
tRU
France
Saturday.
Five
ST.ELIAS
National
Geographic
Party
Over
Veck-End
on
Their
Way
North
For
Expedition
R.
H.
Bates
of
Philadelphia,
H.
Beardsley
of
Springfield,
Vermont,
and
Adams
Carter
of
Philadelphia,
members
of
a
National
Oeographlc
Society
party
which
will
spend
three
months
engaged
In
mapping
of
the
little
explored
regions
ot
Mount
St.
Ellas
Range
at
the
north
end
of
the
Alaska
Panhandle,
passed
through
the
city
over
the
week-end
enroute
north.
They
arrived
from
the
east
on
Saturday
night's
train
and
sall-
;ed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
Kkanwav.
Bates
They
expect
to
do
about
six
weeks
of
their
work
by
airplane
before
the
break-up
and
will
probably
be
back
latter
part
of
June
Washburn,
during
recent
years.
I
has
done
considerable
mountain-;
eerlng
in
the
Mount
Falrweather
;and
Mount
Crlllon
areas.
Taylor
I
was
with
a
Mount
Logan
expedition
In
1925.
Today's
Weather
Dead
Tree
Point
-Cloudy,
southeast
wind:
b:ronteter,
temperature.
43:
sea
choppy.
Triple
Island
Raining,
C"
I
.
.
-
1
'
!
m-
1I
I..
t........
A
.
.
J
1
.
I
.
1
,i
tn
iho
Yukon
aftM-.0"""
R"R
casicny
wma;
sea
cnoiw-
""
"a
',el
Man,
Back
trip
to
New
York
and
elsewhere
A(,fr
nakdown
hi
Lt
fnr
nn,tcraduate
work.:
t
tw
v
1
c
-
r
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Swnnson
of
Ben-
VICTORIA,
Feb.
25:
(CP)
The
HI
1
kelvv
U
t
hn
1
nrl
n
and
rvii
riurlnz
and
following
inc
J
....
,
..j
light
29.98:
fresh
!
Langara
Island
Overcast,
light
i
to
moderate
northeast
wind;
sea
.
!
ri,rn
mi
Wrst
Tnkti
Arm.
nf-;
mnUir.-hln
Talhel
M.mi
nf
Mitsui
1
11
U
,
.
1
LONDON.
Febri'iry
'
at
Vic-'
Co..
outbound
from
Port
Ludlow
V
dllCOUVCl
TIHUdl
am
rran?c-w
T
rontlng-ni
"M""
"w
"
w
torla.
were
passengers
aboard
the
with
a
cargo
of
lumber
Is
now
being
i
Jnhi
John.
Blmon.
01
foreign
minister.
wcnt
to
the
Saar
Vol
cj
.for
police
cf
m"
vterdav
returning
towed
here
bv
the
Pacific
Salvace
Mno
.
n""-v
"
"
,
.......j
n
Ei.tr
north.
Tliey
are
wen
kuuwii
iu
aiiwj
steumer
o;uvage
iinR.
me.wncai
was
quoica
at
i;tic
uii
uie
wvw-
'
"
T
rc0"u
V
'T
"
V
,
.h
nnrt
were
the
tourists
who
visit
that
part
of
.
vessel
yesterday
reported
her
en-
local
exchange
anturday.
The
prico
land
at
t
a.
.
.
in.
nvVnme
hnmi
nomc.
i
vimu
;
..
w
s.
...
l.
ii.i.i-j
(in
n
t-.
I
-
j
i
F,mi
-
itne
norm
aunng
me-summer.
i
gine
aisuuicu
imics
on
risicvuii.iuuvuiiccu
wi
1074V.
wuj.
.given
a
rousing
v.w...v
,
s-
,ff
complete
with
a
counterfeiting
plant.
!
The
Investigation
was
started
after
a
number
of
stores
had
been
victimized
with
bogus
bills.
Warning
has
been
issued
that
further
bogus
bills
may
be
in
circulation.
Fourth
Arrest
Made
A
four
arrest
was
made
this
morning
when
Donald
Gunn
was
taken
InUT
.custody.
He'
and
the
other
three
appeared
In
"court
and
liere;were
remanded.
Police
have
also
found
an
add!
tlonal
number
of
counterfeit
bills
cached
In
a
hollow
tree
in
Stanley
Park.
The
counterfeit
plant
seized
in
the
Point
Grey
residence
Is
one
of
the
largest
and
most
up-to-date
that
has
ever
been
taken.
lan
rartpr
nr
crwrtnat,.,
nf
Hr.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert
,s
now
nearin
completion
of
an-ia
vard
University
while
Beardsley
is
graduate
of
Dartmouth.
At
Skag-
nual
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
dock,
jway
they
will
Join
Bradford
Wash-
ib
havln&
ln
PrSres?
for
several
weeks-
and
the
Pkn
15
l
burn
of
Cambridge.
Mass,
Harvard
"commission
her
ln
service
next
graduate
and
leadir
of
the
expe-
idition.
ln
Placc
01
"je
steamer
Prle
and
Andrew
Taylor
of
Bos-!week
rm
n,iw
of
gohi
.,!George
which
will
then
be
with-
'went
north
two
weeks
ago.
The
party,
which
expects
to
spend
three
months
on
the
expedition,
will
proceed
from
Skagway
to
Car-
!
Prince
Rupert
To
Complete
Overhaul
And
Resume
Run
drawn
from
the
run
for
her
annual
overhaul
here.
The
change
of
steamers
is
to
be
made,
according
I
to
present
plans,
next
Thursday
evening
on
the
return
of
the
Prince
cross
by
rail
and
from
Carcross
will
e
and
into
Into
the
the
Mount
Mount
St.
St.
EHaa
Ellas
emintrv
country.
I
George
Miller,
deputy
collector
of
customs
at
Skagway.
was
a
pas-
Tnppr
ahnrH
tiV
Prlnpp
Mnrah
in
Prince
Rupert
returning
east
the
rtoy
returning
north
after
a
three
months'
holiday
trip
to
Baltimore
and
elsewhere
ln
the
east.
Tomorrow's
Tides
,
High
5:59
ajn.
18.6
It.
19:50
pjn.
14.5
ft.
LOW
..,...,y.
13:08
pjn.
7.1
It.
BUCK
jv
FEDERE
MCfl&Tm
PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELTS
BIG
WORK
RELIEF
PL.N
!
LOOKS
LIKE
DEAD
ISSUE
It
4
WASHINGTON,
DC.
Feb.
'
25:
President
Roosevelfs
$4.-
800.000.000
Dubllc
works
bill
has
been
returned
by
Censress
i
to
the
senate
annropriat
ons
committee.
It
is
fear?d
that
the
works
Dart
of
the
bill
is
dead
and
that
direct
relief
may,
in-
stead,
be
provided
for.
It
has
been
Intimated
that
the
Presl-
dent
would
abandon
the
pub-
lie
works
plan
altogether
for
direct
relief
rather
than
per-
mlt
the
program
to
become
a
catch-all
for
all
manner
of
"radical
proposals."
PRICK.
1'IVE
CEN1B
ALLEGED
VANCOUVER
COUNTERFEITERS
ARE
ARRESTE
Ex-Convict
Nominated
To
Oppose
Laborite
in
North
Winnipeg
Riding
Literals
and
Conservatives
Both
Expected
to
Place
Candidates
in
Field
in
Hope
That
Workers'
Split
.May
Improve
Their
Chances
of
Success
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
25:
(CP)
Manitoba
Communists
vc-ienlay
nominated
Tim
Buck,
who
was
recently
released
from
Kingston
Penitentiary
where
he
served
a
term
of
imprisonment
on
unlawful
assembly
charges,
to
contest
Winnipeg
North
against
A.
A.
Heaps,
Independent
Labor
candidate,
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
r
be
C
L
ars
Heaps
has
been
the
mem
I
r
this
teat.
Doth
Liberal
and
.cnratlm
will
also
enter
can-c
it
ii
expec'd
in
the
hope
worker
split
may
Increase
"
t
dances
of
succc-vs
Indian
Woman
Denies
"Miracle"
Resurrection
I
Two
Men
and
Woman
in
Custody;
Large
Amount
Ot
Bogus
Bills
Seized
Complete
Plant
Also
Taken
in
Raid
of
Point
Grey
ResidenceVictimizing
of
Several
Stores
Led
to
Successful
Investigation
by
Police
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
25:
(CP)
Fred
A.
Luck,
aged
46;
George
Morgan,
38,
no
fixed
address,
and
Ruse'
Honald,
aged
26,
Granville
Street,
were
arrested
yesterday
near
Cloverdale
and
charged
with
being
in
possession
of
counterfeit
money.
The
police
said
that
they
had
in
their
possession
$190
in
spurious
$10
Bank
of
Montreal
bills.
Later
a
house
was
raided
In
the
Points
r
Grey
residential
district
where
the
vnn
TkT
police
found
$4000
in
bogus
bills
Ji
I
B
JM
GASB0AT
Japanese
Fisherman
Expires
While
Being
Brought
from
Cassiar
Cannery
to
Hospital
KanJI
FuJlsakL
who
had
been
engaged
In
salmon
fishing
out
of
Cassiar
Cannery
on
the
Skeena-Rlver
for
twenty-five
years,
expired
this
morning
aboard
a'
gas-boat
on
which
he
was
being
brought
jin
by
friends
from
Cassiar
for
i
treatment
at
the
local
hospital.
He
had
been
111
for
some
time,
com
plaining
of
severe
headaches.
The
boat
arrived
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
when
the
provincial
police
were
notified
and
the
body
turned
over
to
Hayner
Bros.,
undertakers.
Deceased
was
43
years
of
age
and
a
naturalized
canaaian.
tie
is
sur
vived
by
a
widow
and
children
residing
in
Japan.
Eight-Hour
Day
Bill
Brought
In
Premier
Bennett
Introduces
Bilf
House
by
Which
He
Hopes
to
Regulate
Working
Time
OTTAWA.
Feb.
25:
(CP
PriS.
nier
R.
B.
Bennett
at
the
wcek-eno
Introduced
in
the
House
of
Com
CI
mons
two
bills
by
which
he
hopes?
to
establish
a
maximum
elght-houT
working
day,
a
forty-eight
hour
week
and
a
statutory
weekly
day
of
est
In
Industrial
undertakings.
Capt.
Holkestad
Is
Honored
With
Birthday
Party
A
most
enjoyable
birthday
party
was
held
Saturday
night
for
Capt.
H.
Holkestad
at
his
home.
435
Sev-?nth
Ave.
East.
Cards
were
played
and
there
were
approortan
speeches,
the
Jolly
party
contlnu-r
Ing
until
the
early
hours
of
the
morning.
The
refreshment
table
was
beautifully
decorated
and
centred
with
a
large
candled
cako
whkh
was
cut
by
Mr.
Holkestad
at
midnight.
A
handsome
gift
was
presented
'o
Capt.
Holkestad
by
H.
Mork
with
suitable
remarks,
the
reclp'-lent
responding.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
25:
CP)-Bar
1
silver
closed
at55?Jc
per
ounce
oa.
the
local
metaVmarket
Saturday.
There
was
no
change
today.
V.
,
Ms
53
.ft