Tdday's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
northeast
wind;
b3otcr,
29.90;
temperature,
23;
fo
-
7"
Vol
XXV,
NO.
35.
Appeal
of
George
Brothers
Held
Up
VICTORIA,
Feb.
11:
(CP)
The
appeal
of
the
George
brothers
of
Canford
hear
Merrltt
from
death
sentences
following
conviction
for
the
slaying
of
Dominion
Constable
F
H,
Olsbourne
near
Merrltt
two
years
ago
was
traversed
to
April
on
the
plea
of
Stuart
Henderson,
counsel
for
the
Indians,
that
he
wished
a
full
Appeal
Court
panel.
China
Clipper
Is
Scheduled
to
Hop
To
Honolulu
Today
ALAMEDA,
Feb.
11:
The
Pan
American
Airways
flying
boat
China
Clipper,
delayed
since
early
December,
will
take
off
today
on
a
trans-Pacific
air
mall
carrying
flight
to
Manila
If
weather
permits.
The
giant
machine,
already
held
up
for
over
a
month
on
account
of
un
favorable
weather,
was
to
have
left
jcsicrday
for
Honolulu
but
departure
was
postponed
on
account
of
reports
of
a
violent
storm
over
the
Pacific
Ocean.
NEW
RECORD
IS
SET
FOR
CAPETOWN
1101'
CAPETOWN,
Feb.
11:
(CP)
Tommy
Rose,
British
filer,
landed
his
mnnnnlnne
here.
setting
a
.new
record
for
a
flight
from
England
hi
three
days,
seventeen
hours,
thirty-
Georgia
River,'
.01
'i.
Golconda,
.19.
Indian,
.02.
Mtnto,
.08.
Meridian,
.11.
Morning
Star,
.02
2.
National
Silver,-.
028.
Noble
Five.
.04.
Pend
Oreille,
1.05.
Porter
Idaho,
.04.
Premier.
1.88.
Reeves
McDonald,
".09.
Reward,
.02.
Reno,
1.08,
Silver
Crest.
.00
Salmon
Gold,
.09
.
Taylor
Bridge,
.0G2.
Wayside,
.15,2.
Whitewater,
.04
Vi.
United
Empire,
.02.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
1.09.
Chlbougamau,
.462.
Lee
Gold,
.042.
Granada,
,222.
Inter
Nickel.
49.15.
Macassa,
4.20.
Noranda.
47.15.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.07.
SIsco,
3.19.
Ventures,
2.02v
Lake
Maron,
.08
V.
Tcck
Hughes,
5.05.
Sudbury
Basin,
4.10.
Smelter
Gold,
.05.
Canada
Malartlc,
1.26.
Little
Long
Lac,
7.00.
Stadacona,
.32i2.
Pickle
Crow,
4.70.
McKcnzlc
Red
Lake,
1.52
God's
Lake,
1.28.
Sturgeon
River,
.57.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
San
Antonio,
3.22.
Perron,
1.55.
Bcattle
Gold,
1.03.
She
MOSCOW,
Feb.
11:
(CP)
A
Soviet
dispatch
from
Urga,
Mongolia,
today
charged
that
Japanese
Manchuo-
,80;
Juror
111
So
Lamson
Trial
Is
Adjourned
RAN
JOSE,
Cal..
Feb.
11:
With
one
of
the
Jurors
ordered
to
hU
eight
minutes.
He
clipped
more
'
bed
owing
to
an
attack
of
inHu-
than
thlrlrpn
the
fourth
trial
of
David
A.
t'mc
set
bv
Amv
Mniiim
in
Lamson.
former
Stanford
Unlver
1932,
Agitv
executive
on
a
charge
of
mur-
!dcrlng
his
wife
two
years
ago,
was
'H
4
H
t
t
M
M
recessed
yesterday.
the
captain
was
no
where
to
b
1
United
States
Army
Transport
Republic
is
both
Mystery
And
Death
Ship
after
Pacific
Voyage
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Feb.
11:
Her
commander
missing
and
carrying
the
remains
of
the
famous
leper
priest,
Father
Damien.
the
United
States
Army
transport
Republic
was
both
a
mystery
and
a
death
Mongolian
border
for
"new
and
more
serious
nrovoca-ldav
rom
Honolulu.
tions."
Six
truckloads
of
soldiers
are
said
to
have
pene-'
Acrdln,g
lh"
"lcerfs
cf
,
.
'f
the
ship,
Capt.
McLellan,
veteran
i
i
i
i
hi
r
i
i
i
a
trated
miles
into
driven
back
Mon-
six
Mongolia,
being
by
or
the
army
transport
service
with
golian
troop
fire.
No
casualties
were
mentioned.
The
Pre-
which
he
had
been
identified
for
mier
of
Mongolia,
Gudun,
said
that
he
expected
Soviet
assistance
in
case
of
aggression.
i
TOM
KEID
AND
OLOF
HANSON
SPONSORS
OF
SESSION'S
FIRST
BILL
OTTAWA,
Fob.
11:
Tom
Rrld
"New
Westminster)
and
Olof
Hanson
iSkcena)
got
the
first
bill
of
the
present
Parlla-
mcnt
past
Its
first
reading
yes-j
today
"An
Act
to
Amend"
the"
Railway
Act,"
the
bill
deals
with
the
equalization
of
freight
rates
in
British
Co-
lumbla,
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourte-sy
3.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.18i2.
Bralornc,
6.70.
B.
R.
Con
.03.
B.
It.
X.,
.10.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.25.
Dcntonla,
3.
-DunwjlUv03aMwi!
thirty
five
years,
came
to
th-
bridge
of
the
Republic
at
5
o'clock
yesterday
morning,
clad
in
pala-mas
and
bathrobe
to
check
the
position
of
the
vessel
as
she
ap
proached
the
coast.
At
7
am.,
when
she
was
to
pick
up
the
pilot,
found
although
his
uniform
ard
all
his
effects
were
In
his
room.
A
thorough
search
of
the
ship
failed
to
reveal
any
trace
The
sea
wa
Robert
Gordon
was
an
interest
LlBHn
ubhaby
i
i
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Tomorrow's
Tides
Ing
speaker
before
a
well
attended
low
Two
Missionaries
in
Ethiopia
Are
Ordered
Released
After
Rein?
HeldFor
Refusing
to
'
;
Leave
i
ADDIS
ABABA,
Feb.
11:
(CP)
Two
missionaries,
Rev.
John
Trewin
of
Tpronto
and
Rev.
Harold
Street
of
Illinois,
have
been
under
arrest
in
Southwestern
Gamo
Province
for
the
past
few
luiart
troops
Were
being
Concentrated
along
the
OUter
.ship
when
she
arrived
here
yester-
days
for
refusal
to
leave
the
w
ar
danger
zone,
Mrs.
Street
and
four
children
are
under
guard.
Street
is
shackled
with
a
small
dog
chain
but
Trewin
is
unfettered.
They
have
been
ordered
released
by
Crown
Prince
Asfa
Wosan.
Cold
Weather
meeting
of
British-Israelites
at
the
,
Toe
H
Rooms
last
evening,
taking
11
.
A
as
his
subject
the
Sure
Word
ofilYiOOney
Appeal
Prophecy"
from
the
Seventh
Chap-
T
1
1
A
tcr
of
Ezeklel
and
that
passage
of
lClaVed
Again
Zacharlah
dealing
with
"The
Day
JO
of
the
Lord,"
the
first
glimmering)
Indications
of
which
are
taking
j
place
today
In
Africa.
Many
years
ago,
Lord
Kitchener,
then
doing
survey
work
In
and
around
Jerusalem,
made
a
careful
examination
of
the
geology
of
the
Mount
of
Olives
and
surrounding
district
and,
from
the
formation,
he
published
the
conclusion
that
there
was
every
geological
Indication
that
a
major
cast
and
west
spilt
would
eventually
occur
in
that
area.
This
would
create
a
huge
new
Mediterranean
Sea
with
the
Per
slan
Gulf
and
that
the
"sure
word
of
prophecy,"
Instead
of
being
impossible
of
completion,
Is
actually
set
out
and
prepared
by
God
in
an
ticipation
of
that
day
which
Is
so
rapidly
approaching.
In
the
general
.
discussion
that
followed
time
went
nil
too
quickly,
other
Interesting
facts
being
brought
out
with
much
more,
to
be
said.
The
chair
was
taken
by
President
P.
II.
Llnzey.
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
11;
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
Blgc
on
the
!
Vancouver
exchange
today.
Illness
of
District
Attorney
Holds
Up
Habeas
Corpus
Hearing
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Feb.
11:
On
account
of
the
illness
of
the
de-
puty
district
attorney
who
Is
said!
to
have
new
evident;?
linking'
Thomas
Mooney
and
Warren
K.
1
Billings
with
the
1916
Indepcnd-mce
Day
bombings,
the
habeas
corpus
proceedings
of
Mooney
by
which
he
seeks
to
have
upset
hls
sentence
of
life
Imprisonment
were
further
postponed
yesterday.
The
ally
for
many
weeks
now.
CASE
PROCEEDING
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
11,
1936
JAPANESE
ARE
NOWI
MENACING
CAREER
IS
VERSATILE
Former
Vice-President,
Dorn
On
Indian
Reserve,
Was
Jockey,
Hack
Driver
and
Lawyer
Burial
at
Topeka
Being
Laid
at
Rest
in
Kansas
Not
Far
From
Birthplace
TOPEKA,
Kansas,
Feb.
11:
AP)
The
funeral
of
the
late
Charles
Curtis,
former
vice-president
of
the
United
States,
took
place
here
today
within
a
few
miles
of
his
birthplace.
Mr.
Curtis
succumbed
suddenly
to
a
heart
attack
In
Washington
on
Saturday.
A
romantic
and
versatile
career
marked
the
life
of
Charles
Curtis.
From
thc
Indian
reservation
he
went
to
become
a
jockey
on
the
western
race
tracks,
worked
as
a
hack
driver,
embarked
on
his
life
T-
-
A
1
profession
of
law,
was
a
crusader
Blood
of
a
Chief
;
Born
January
25,
1860,
at
North
(Continued
on
Paze
Foun
PASSING
OF
CHURCHMAN
river
bed
which
would
connect
the
!hearlng
nas
been
on
spasmodic.
,
Father
Camille
Lcfcbre,
In
North
Hno
La
bored
Many
Years
west,
Dies
In
Montreal
MONTREAL.
Feb.
11:
(CP)-
High
Mon
costs
in
constituencies.
He
accused
the
government
of
portraying
Canada
as
a
nation
of
repu-diators
over
the
oil
sanctions
proposal
at
Geneva
and
of
giving
moral
support
to
Italy.
He
said
that
of
parliamentary
regulations.
With:
the
trade
agreement
with
Japan
his
background
and
a
score
of
years
would
create
a
"very
sorry
day
for
of
service
and
his
thorough
f
ami-'
Canada"
and
would
bring
disaster
liarity
with
the
rules,
he
stood
out
as
an
able
presiding
officer.
Almost
at
the
outset
of
his
In
cumbency
as
vice-president
he
gained
nationwide
notice
when
he
protested
to
the
state
department
against
the
place
accorded
his
sister
and
official
hostess,
Mrs.
Edward
E.
Oann,
at
official
social
functions
behind
the
members
of
'he
diplomatic
corps.
Secretary
of
Itate
Stlmson
was
called
upon
ti
revise
the
ruling
of
his
predecessor,
Frank
B.
Kellogg,
who
had
assigned
Mrs.
Gann.
Secretary
Stlmson
asked
the
diplomats
to
extend
the
cour-
to
Canada
within
two
years.
TWEEDSMUIR
.
IS
COMING
Governor
General
of
Canada
And
His
Lady
to
Visit
Pacific
Coast
in
August
muir
plan
to
visit
Vancouver
the
latter
part
of
August,
it
was
tesy
of
precedence
to
her
and
they
,
Earned
here
today.
Lord
Twecds-agreed.
The
vice-president's
sister
:
muir
has
consented
to
open
the
then
took
rank
second
only
to
that
,
Canadian
Pacific
Exhibition
at
of
Mrs.
Hoover,
the
president's
wife.
Vancouver
on
August
26.
Details
Wayward
Boys
Believed
to
Have
:
Been
Responsible
for
Incident
j
At
East
End
Last
Night
During
last
night
the
store
ot
-Rev.
e.
cavenalle
at
Seal
Cove
wrts
Thc
case
of
Joe
Brown,
charged
Camille
Lefebre,
bursar
01
Norm-
broken
Into,
entry
having
been
with
assaulting
John
Ersklne
oc-
west
Territories
missions
since
I8U7
made
by
breaking
a
rear
window.
3:56.
am.
20.0
ft.
16:11
p.m.
17.6
ft.
'v
Low
...10:20
am.
6.4
ft.
22:20
p.m.
6.6
ft.
fRICE:
5
CENTS
MONGOLIA
Troops
by
Truckload
BENNETT
ATTACKS
UNITED
STATES
PACT
Cross
Border
But
Are
Said
to
be
Driven
Out
Moscow
Hears
That
Soviet
May
be
Called
Upon
For
Assistance
in
Case
of
Aggression
"New
and
More
Serious
Provocations"
Alleged
CAPTAIN
MISSING
CLERICS
ARRESTED
Former
Premier
Thinks
Canada
is
Given
Worst
Ot
Bargain
With
U.S.
Is
Decidedly
Against
Interests
of
This
Country,
Opposition
Leader
Declares
Premier
King
Rises
to
Defence
OTTAWA,
Feb.
11:
(CP)
Opposition
to
the
Canadian-American
trade
treaty
was
voiced
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
by
Rt.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
who
said
that
Canada
had
given
too
much
for
the
concessions
won
from
the
United
States.
"This
bargain
is
against
my
country,"
he
said.
"It
is
against
Canada.
It
is
against
its
'development,1
1
"."
1
1
1
Its
future
and
against
everything
'
which
we
have
tolled
and
sacrificed
.
.o
create."
Under
no
circumstances
DEATHS,
INJURIES
AND
would
his
government
nave
ap-
DESTRUCTION
AS
FIERCE
oroved
the
treaty
In
its
present
GALE
SWEEPS
ENGLAND
'orm,
Mr.
Bennett
said.
Premier
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
LONDON,
Feb.
11:
At
least
"
.gaiuai
vice
as
tuunty
jjiuactuv-1
loiiowea
ana
accu&eu
ivn.
uciiuctb
seven
were
reported
dead
ana
ing
attorney,
and
then
was
elected
of
throwing
difficulties
in
the
path
no
less
than
twentv-flve
In-
calm
and
he
could
not
have
beer
Wind
Swings
From
East
to
North
to
the
House
of
Representatives
and
of
the
treaty
by
holding
back,
the
jured
as
a
result
of
one
ot
the
swept
overboard.
.
And
All
District
Points
Report
.
later
to
the
United
States
Senate,
election
and
the
dissolution
of
Par-
fiercest
gales
In
years
which
A
formal
investigation
was
com
j
Falling
Temperatures
I
Immediately
upon
his
elevation
llament
In
face
of
the
United
States
5wept
Southern
England
last
menced.
today
by
an
-Army-board
'.-
,
-t
Ito
the
vice-presidency..;.,
bt,
served.,
presidential
elections.
He
said
that.nightJuluiy.
.-vessebv-wcre-
In
of
Inquiry.
After
the
brief
spell
of
milder
notice
that
he
would
not
pursue
if
the
moment
had
not
been
seized,
distress
as
the
wind
attained
Capt.
McLellan
has
a
wife
ana
'weather
which,
at
least,
disposed
the
course
of
ms
predecessor,
there
would
have
been
no
treaty
at
a
velocity
of
up
to
100
miles
son
here,
the
latter
being
a
law
or
some
or
tne
snow
wnicn
rell
last
cnanes
a.
Dawes,
in
nis
enorts
to.
an.
per
hour
in
some
sections.
student
at
a
local
university.
week.
Prince
Rupert
and
district
revise
the
rules
of
the
Senate
'per-
Highlights
of
Mr.
Bennett's
Father
Damien.
who
had
labored
I
appears
today
to
be
in
for
another
mlttlng
unlimited
debate.
He
threw
speech
Included
advocacy
of
com-t
for
many
years
among
the
lepers,
.cold
snap.
..Wind
was
swinging
(
down
the
gauntlet
to
his
predeces-
pulsory
voting
and
limiting
of
elec-
had
died
In
1899
after
contract
1
this
morning
from
east
to
north
Ing
the
disease
himself.
His
re-land
lower
temperatures
are
re
mains
had
been
recently
exhumed
j
ported
from
all
parts
of
the
dls-and
are
to
be
taken
on
to
Belgium
trict.
for
burial.
He
has
been
mentioned
District
weather
readings
for
the
as
a
candidate
for
sainthood.
OPENING
OF
SEAS
i'
Natural
Waterway
Between
Persian
Gulf
and
Mediterranean
Predicted
;day
are
as
follows:
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
stron
northerly
wind;
barometer,
29.85;
sea'
moderately
rough.
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
fresh
northeast
wind,
cold,
sea
choppy.
Terrace
Clear,
northeast
wind,
8.
Anyox
Clear,
north
wind,
11.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
3.
Hazelton-Cloudy,
east
wind,
2.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
colder.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
25
be-
sor
In
his
speech
of
inauguration,
declaring
"The
Senate
la
the,
master
of
Its
own
rules."
However,
as
vice-president,
Mr.
Curtis
ruled
the
Senate
with
a
firm
hand
and
brooked
no
overstepping
NORTHWEST
STILL
COLD
Little
Relief
Yet
Columbia
River
Frozen
From
Shore
to
Shore
Near
Mouth
Food
and
Fuel
Shortage
PORTLAND,
Feb.
11:
For
the
first
time
since
last
week
the
official
thermometer
here
ascended
to
above
freezing
point
yesterday-but
the
cold
wave
does
not
yet
appear
to
be
over
In
the
northwest.
The
Columbia
River
is
frozen
from
bank
to
bank
at
Vancouver.
creating
a
barrier
for
all
shipping.
OTTAWA.
Feb.
11:
(CP)
Gov-
I
Transportation
Is
generally
dl
ernor
General
and
Lady
Tweeds-
Pted
and
all
trains
are
running
of
the
itinerary
of
Their
Excellencies
on
the
western
tour
have
not
yet
been
announced.
Seal
Cove
Store
;
Is
Broken
Into
late,
some
as
far
as
twenty-four
hours
behind
schedule.
Further
east
the
extremely
col:l
weather
with
snow
conditions
ar
creating
a
serious
difficulty
hi
connection
with
the
distribution
of-
fuel
and
food
and
In
many
locals
Itles
serious
shortages
are
develop
ing.
A
heavy
toll
of
death
as
a
result
of
the
unseasonably
cold
spell
is
reported
from
various
parts
of
tho
west.
After
having
been
in.
port
since
yesterday
unloading
general
cargo,
the
freighter
Salvor,
Capt.
Albert
Georgeson,
moved
out
to
the
Skecna
River
today
and
will
be
here
again,
southbound.
caslonlng
actual
bodily
harm,
is
and
for
nearly
fifty
years
in
the
Three
dollars
in
silver
and
copper
OLOF
HANSON
IS
'
proceeding
In
County
Court
today
.
mission
fields
of
the
Mackenzie
and
was
taken
from
the
till
as
well
is'
n.
C.
LIBERAL
WHIP
before
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.
When
'Yukon
River
districts,
died
here
three
hundred
cigarettes
and
a
-J-
court
adjourned
for
luncheon
there
last
night
at
the
age
of
77.
large
meat
knife.
The
police
were,
OTTAWA,
Feb.
11:
The
Brl-
were
three
more
prosecution
wlt-i
Father
Lefebre
belonged
to
the
Investigating
this
morning
In
tho
tlsh
Columbia
government
ncsscs
still
to
be
heard.
Ersklne
was
,
Oblate
Order
of
which
Cardinal
belief
that
It
was
the
work
of
members
held
a
caucus
yes-
one
of
the
witnesses
this
morning.'
Vllleneuve
Is
the
most
eminent
.
wayward
boys.
He
charges
that
Brown
attacked
member.
He
built
the
first
Roman
him
with
a
pipe
while
he
(Ersklne)
was
riding
hi
his
car.
L.
W.
Patmore
Is
prosecuting
and
Milton
Gonzales
Is
defending.
Catholic
school
In
the
Yukon
at
Dawson
35
years
ago.
Burial
will
take
place
here
to-
was
unchanged
at
4434C
per
ounce
morrow.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
11:
Bar
silver
whip
ion
the
local
metal
market
today.
.
tcrday
morning
and
elected
Olof
Hanson,
member
for
Skeena,
as
British
Columbia