Vol
Today's
Weather
j'rincc
Rupert
Snowing,
light
northerly
wind;
barometer,
29.94;
temperature,
22;
sea
smooth.
.
XXV..
No.
39.
Counterfeit
Money
Definitely
Traced
To
San
Quentin'c
bills
which
wore
believed
to
have
been
turned
out
from
San
Qucn
tin
Penitentiary.
ias
'been
definite
i..
.
-
.
i
Vancouver
Wheat
vo.
council
authorizing
a
loan
of
$,
Jon,
have
returned
to
their
tern
300.000
to
British
Columbia
and
porary
home
in
Wales
after
spend
accepting
a
four
percent
treasury
ing
an
entire
week
in
London,
bill
for
one
year
as
security
for
Newspapers
either
did
not
know
of
the
loan.
ior
ignored
their
presence
here
and
The
order
said
that
British
Col-
they
moved
about
the
city
Just
umbla
had
made
"urgent
repres-
as
freely
as
would
ordinary
per
entatlons"
to
the
Dominion
for
sons.
further
assistance
and
had
re-
quested
a
loan
to
meet
two
debenture
Issues
totalling
$5,000,000
which
fall
due
today.
i
The
province
will
meet
the
b?l-j
ance
of
$700,000
itself.
CONVENT
IS
TOTAL
LOSS
Heavy
Snow
Is
Falling
Today
Weather
Outlook
Uncertain
Al
though
Moderation
is
Recorded
Snow
and
Cold
in
Interior
The
weather
outlook
is
rather
uncertain
today.
There
seems
to
be
a
tendency
to
souen
dui
tnere
Famous
Villa
Marie
In
Montreal
was
still
a
light
north
wind
this
Destroyed
by
Fire
Late
Yesterday
;
morning
and
the
barometer
was
steady.
Snow
started
falling
at
5
MONTREAL,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
The
a.m.
and,
by
early
afternoon,
there
famous
Villa
Marie
Convent
here
was
two
or
three
Inches
on
the
Is
a
complete
ruin
following
a
wound.
The
minimum
tempera-
$100,000
fire
which
destroyed
It.
jturc
reading
for
the
night
was
14.
One
nun
was
severely
burned
above
at
4
a.m.
and,
by
10
a.m,
when
rescuing
six
of
the
boarders
,
the
thermometer
had
risen
to
22
but
will
recover.
'above.
In
the
Interior
there
are
Many
valuable
relics
were
saveJ.
cloudy
skies
and
snow
today
with
sub-zero
temperatures
continuing.
I
The
days
weather
report
Is
as
i
follows:
Trlnlc
Island
Snowing,
light
.Kiipriv
wind:
barometer,
29.86;
'sea
smooth.
T.nncrnra
is
and
Heavy
snow,
overcast,
moderate
east
noruieas.
wind:
sea
moderate.
northeast
wind
SAN
oitkmttm
m
i.v-sonn-1
Terrace-Cloudy,
of
a
large
number
of
"spurious
$10
temperature
1
above
Anyox
Light
snow,
0
above.
Stcwartr-Cloudy.
calm.
4
above.
Hazelton
Snowing,
calm,
14
be
iy
traced
to
the
photo
engraving
"w.
department
of
Um
nrUnn
when
a
Smlthcrs
Cloudy,
east
wind,
hrgc
quantity
of
the
counterfeit
.cold.
money
was
fo,md
ronrP.ilpd-
In
Burns
Lake
Ciouay,
to
ceiling
"
below.
of
the
shop.
20
to
to
Details
of
how
the
bcius
money!
Yukon
Tempcratures-20
was
put
in
circulation
has
not
yet
below,
occn
revealed.
Three
former
convicts,
each
held,
at
$5000
ball
In
connection
with
the
matter,
have
refused
so
far
to
talk.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
.victoria
Palmcri
VICTORIA,
Feb.
16:
(CP)
"I,
am
afraid
my
friend,
Harry,
must'
have
got
out
on
the
wrong
side
of
;
bed
this
morning."
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
said
with
a
laugh
whenj
asked
to
comment
on
stories
pub-;
lished
In
Vancouver
and
Victoria'
newspapers
concerning
correspond
dence
between
the
Premier
andi
Speaker
H.
O.
Perry,
The
corres-
Dondence
dealt
with
a
reauest
of
that
a
Liberal
convention
be
held
this
year
as
early
as
possible.
The
request
was
sent
to
Mr.
Perry
as
vice-president
of
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
Association.
The
Premier
did
not
think
the
)f
five
vice-presidents
prcsiut'iiis
with
wiin
no
no
dis-
HOPS
FOR
HONOLULU
But
China
Clipper
Returns
To
Base
at
Alameda
from
1000
Miles
Out
ALEMADA,
Feb.
15:
Capt.
Ed
win
Muslck
soared
Into
a
storm
late
Thursday
as
the
Pan
American
Airways
flying
boat
China
Clipper
left
here
for
Honolulu
on
anotner
trans-Pacific
flight
to
Manila.
The
ship,
In
addition
to
mail,
was
carrying
air
express
for
the
first
time
on
this
flight.
Seven
men
were
on
board
with
Capt.
Music'.:.
After
bucking
head
winds
for
c
thousand
miles,
the
ship
turned
around
and
came
back
here
yes
terday,
the
commander
being
unwilling
to
take
the
chance
of
running
out
of
fuel.
During
their
tie-up
of
the
pas-.
have
revlvorl
thorough
overhaul
and
new
engines
have
been
Installed
In
both
ships.
c
i-
e:
aj
cast
wind,
oeiiaic
ona
ftlW
1
Adjourns
Until
Early
in
March
t
BOVlNClAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Ethiopians
Fear
Italian
Reprisal
For
Recent
Massacre
ADDIS
ABABA,
Feb.
15:
(CD-Diplomatic
sduncs
expressed
fears
today
that
the
Italians
might
retaliate
with
the
bombing
of
Addis
Ababa
for
the
recent
Tembicn
battle
on
the
northern
front
In
which
a
neutral
observer
said
20,003
Italians
were
surrounded
and
"had
no
chance
to
come
out
alive."'
CENSUS
ON
PRAIRIES
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba
This
Summer
OTTAWA,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
Mr.
Euler
points
out.
FINE
GAME
OF
HOCKEY
Czccho-Slorakia
Britain
Wins.
European
Title
OARMISCH
-
PARTENKIRCHEN,
Germany,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
Behind
the
finest
combination
attack
yet
unveiled
here
,the
Canadian
hoc-
7
to
nil
In
the
Olympic
Winter
Games
today.
Great
Britain
last
night
defeated
Czecho-Slovakla
5
!
to
2
to
win
the
European
title,
the
Olympic
title
being
still
at
stalce.
Rain
Turns
Snow
Into
Deep
Slush
People
of
Washington
D.C.
Wade
Ankle
Deep
Floods
Feared
In
Southeast
States
WASHINGTON
D.
C,
Feb.
15:
Heavy
rains
have
fallen
since
Thursday
In
the
southeastern
states
and
flood
conditions
arc
now
being
feared.
There
was
slush
ankle
deep
here
as
the
rain
came
J
on
top
of
a
rather
heavy
snowfall.
two
months
both
the
China
cnp-
per
and
the
Philliplne
Clipper
i
Ueich
is
EXPECTED
TO
EXPEL
ALL
JEWS
4
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
15,
1936
IcGffiK
IS
CRITICAL
OF
MILITIA
fOUCl
Instalment
Purchases
Protested
by
Members
In
House
of
Commons
Order
Declares
at
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer
of
Vancouver
joined
other
members
of
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
in
protesting
the
purchase
of
armories
on
the
instalment
plan.
He
said
that
Vancouver
militiamen
had
been
unable
to
parade
at
full
strength
for
the
King's
Jubilee
celebrations
last
May
because
of
insufficient
boots
Kfor
all.
He
declared
that
It
was
jtlme
the
militia
should
be
ended
If
I
nsHffHr
I
I
IVI
IVI
I
Ailp
INS
tne
government
could
not
maintain
VVlyllTlVllJ
At
without
private
co-operation.
ADJOURNSiLindberghs
Spend
House
Uies
for
Week-end
Fol-J
Wpft
in
I
HTirlnn
Wmirnr
Tabllnr
of
It.
C.
Aid
"
VCtt
111
LiUllUUll
'
1
Famous
American
Flyer,
His
Wife
OTTAWA.
Feb.
15:
(CP)
The
And
Young
Son
had
Quiet
Time
House
of
Commons
adjourned
tost:
in
Metropolis
n'ifit
uoU!
jyipndav..
after
Hon-
-
-
,
,
Charles
A.
Dunning,
minister
of.
LONDON,
Feb,
15:
Col.
and
finance
had
tabled
an
order-In-
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
and
son,
TALKS
TO
j
PATTULLO
Duff
Suggests
That
Harry
Got
Out
On
Wrong
Side
of
Bed
About
Convention
Time
to
End
Standing
Army
of
Dominion
if
it
Cannot
Be
Apparently
a
Difference
of
opinion
Maintained
Without
Private
Co-operation,
Gerry
As
to
Holding
Meeting
TO
BOMB
DEFICIT
CAPITOL
IS
DOWN
Hospital
Lost
Much
Less
in
1935
Than
During
Year
Previous,
'
Statement
Shows
Annual
Reports
Presented
at
Annual
Meeting
Association
Last
Night
The
principal
been
$18,283.87
wages,
$8,809.85
plies.
$3,690.10
Of
The
operating
deficit
of
the
.Prince
Rupert
Ocneral
Hospital
for
the
year
1935
was
$1,530.75,
the
loss
being
just
about
half
of
the
1934
deficit
of
$3,037.83,
It
was
revealed
in
the
revenue
and
expenditure
account
presented
last
night
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association.
Speaking
to
the
financial,
report,
the
Burnaby
Liberal
Association
,
,,eaas
lo
"e
A-ouiuea
in
moerw,
w.
M.
Brown,
chairman
of
the
fln-
ance
committee,
pointed
out
that
there
had
been
a
decrease
of
1636
In
hospital
days
in
1935
as
a
result
nf
whlnh
nrniMnrlal
irnvprnmpnt.
general
censu.rof
the
provinces
of
and
clvlc
grants
were
lowerf
thus
Albcrta.
Saskatchewan
and
Man-
decreasing
the
revenue.
Expendl-
wU1
be
held
it
convention
was
necessary
and,
lnitoba
.this
summer,
tUKS
had
been
hdd
down
to
a
course
of
correspondence,
pointed;?
Ul"
u"'
.
minimum
during
the
year
and
thel
.
UU1C1.
Ul
L1UUL
UilU
,Ult
.
(ia
m
,..,
.
out
to
Mr.
ferry
mat
ne
was
one,
'
.
...
cost
per
nospitai
aay
or
$z.i
was
ais-i
.
..
i
,
,
,
.
quinr
cicuiuiuie.
lnrnlrlp
until.
nf
thn
nrnvmrM
Unction
as
to
their
work.
He-
notedl-
vsSr.nV.
f.
-Revenue
for
.the
year,,
the
state
that
H.
W.
Herridge
was
the
first
name
on
the
list
of
vice-presidents
t
is
chosen
at
the
1932
convention
in
Nanaimo.
Mr.
Perry,
replying
caustically,
suggested
to
the
Premier
that,
in
future,
he
should
refer
such
ques
tions
as
a
Liberal
convention
to
Mr.
Herridge
who
since
1932
has
become
an
adherent
of
the
C.
C.
F.
and
ran
under
that
banner
in
West
Kootenay
in
the
last
federal
The
president
elected
In
1932
was
the
late
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Smith.
,ment
showed,
had
totalled
$66,-
329.77
and
expenditures,
$67,-920-52.
The
principal
item
of
revenue
was
$43,355.90
in
hospital
fees
charged.
The
government
per
capita
grant
for
the
year
nad
totalled
$11,636.30
and
the
city
grant,
!
$6,333.31.
Bad
debts
recovered
:
had
totalled
$3,049.79
and
x-ray
Canada
Puts
on
Fine
Attack
to
Beat
fees
had
amounted
to
$1,142.45
expenditures
had
In
salaries
and
for
kitchen
sup-for
light,
power,
telephone
and
water.
$3,312.18
for
surgical
supplies,
$3,342.25
for
laundry,
$1,529.29.
for
heating,
and
key
team
shut
out
Czecho-Slovakla
$1,019.51
for
nurses'
home
main-
tenance.
An
allowance
of
$23,189.73
for
bad
and
doubtful
debts
was
made.
President's
Report
The
annual
report
of
the
presi
dent,
S.
D.
Macdonald,
stated
that
the
premises
were
being
kept
In
a
good
state
of
repair.
The
financial
standing
of
the
local
hospital
com
pared
more
than
favorably
with!
!
any
like
institution
In
the
pro
S.
D.
Macdonald,
G.
P.
Tinker.
W.
M.
Brown.
Frank
Dibb
and
G.
V.
Wilkinson
were
last
night
unanimously
re-elected
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
the
year
1936.
The
election
took
place
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association,
there
being
only
the
five
nominations
for
the
five
seats
on
the
board,
other
members
of
which
will
be
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder;
Government
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt
and
F.
S.
Walton,
re
presenting
the
provincial
govern-.
ment,
and
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson,
repre
senting
the
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Association.
George
Rorle
was
re-appolnted
auditor.
The
new
board
will
hold
Its
first
meeting
next
Friday
night
to
elect
officers
and
transact
regular
busi
ness.
vlnce.
The
question
of
nospuan
iiue
preaeut
ui,
mv-
amiu
financing
was.
however,
getting
to;
meeting
last
night
were:
S.
D.
Mac-be
a
very
difficult
one
that
mustidonald,
W.
M.
Brown,
J.
H.
Thomp-have
the
very
serious
consideration
son.
G.
P.
Tinker.
Frank
Dibb,
G.
of
the
present
governments.
The
V.
Wilkinson,
William
Gilchrist,
J.
Individual
must
also
be
brought
to
S.
Irvine.
Thomas
McMeekln,
H.
A.
realize
his
responsibilities
to
hos-,
'
Brown,
H.
W.
Birch
and
Miss
Jean
pltal
services
and
administration
Harrison
R.N.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
:.
7:05
a.m.
17,7
It.
21:00
p.m.
14.3
ft.
Low
0:29
ajn.
10.2
It
14:06
p.m.
7.9
ft.
u
a
mutii
gicun-i
tAn...
,
'nhllla
The
president's
report
reviewed
near
future,"
said
tne
report,
"steps
r
scheme
of
hospital
insur-
will
be
taken
to
ensure
the
start
ance
had
been
submitted
to
tne
of
this
very
much
needed
project,
j
public
during
the
year,
being
aban-
Efforts
had
been
made
at
all
idoned.
however,
owing
to
scant
re-r
times
to
keep
pace
with
hlspltal
sponse.
In
July
the
hospital
had
Improvements
and
bring
about
a
been
visited
by
Hon.
Dr.
C.
M.
Weir,
better
feeling,
better
understanding
provincial
secretary,
one
of
the
and
better
co-operation
between
matters
taken
up
with
him
being
the
public
and
medical
and
nurs-
LONDON,
Feb.
15:
Accord-
j
that
of
providing
more
suitable
ac-
ing
professions.
Only
recently
x-ray
j
Ing
to
a
dispatch
published
in
;
commodation
for
tuberculosis
pa-
equipment
had
been
purchased,!
PKICE:
5
CENTS
AUSTIN
CHAPLAIN
PRODS
PREMIER
BALDWI
Prime
Minister
Calls
His
Colleagues
Into
Parley
After
Attack
Two
"Faux
Pas"
Are
Seen
One
Was
the
Hoarc-Laval
Peace
Plan
and
the
Other,
Underestimating
Of
Germany's
Re-arming
LONDON,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Stanley
Baldwin
today
summoned
Capt.
Anthony
Eden,
Foreign
Secretary,
to
No.
10
Downing
Street
for
conference
following
a
bitter
attack
against
the
government
in
the
House
of
Commons
by
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain.
The
Prime
Minister
subsequently
summoned
Viscount
Bolton
''"vres-Monsell,
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty.
'
C,r,TT,PTnir,T
1
UdV
111
bUIWilig
WiV
.
wuavt
to
task
for
what
he
described
as
"two
admitted
errors
of
policy,"
meaning
the
Hoare-Laval
peace
olan
and
the
Prime
Minister's
admission
that
he
had
underesti
mated
the
extent
of
German
BOARD
IS
UNCHANGED
Mirdonald.
Tinken
Brown,
Dibb
And
Wilkinson
Still
at
Hospital
Helm
TO
DEATH
Harry
O'Donnell
is
Convicted
of
"Ilavine
Murder"
in
Toronto
TORONTO,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
Harry
O'Donnell,
25-year
old
filling
station
attendant,
was
convicted
by
a
Supreme
Court
Jury
here
yes
terday
of
the
diabolical
"ravine
murder
of
20-year.
old.
Ruth
Taylor
and
-was
senfenced'by-MrWustic
Nicol
Jeffrey
to
hang
on
Mai
6.
Defence
counsel
announces
that
the
conviction
will
be
appealed.
Ten
Thousand
Children
Are
Not
at
School
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Feb.
15:
Ten
thousand
San
Franciscan
school
children
are
absent
from
their
classrooms
following
an
order
of
the
health
authorities
that,
owins
to
an
epidemic
which
is
currem,
every
child
showing
any
evidence
of
a
cold
sould
be
sent,
home.
Hopes
Now
Held
For
Recovery
Of
Spanish
Prince
HAVANA,
Feb.
15:
Physicians
were
hopeful
last
night
for
the
re
covery
of
Don
Alfonso
.
former
Prince
of
the
Asturlas
of
Spain.
A
week
ago
hope
of
his
recovery
had
been
completely
abandoned.
Now.
however,
he
Is
said
to
be
responding
to
a
new
treatment
for
hemo-
jMrs.
Coolidge
Is
On
Trip
to
Europe
Widow
of
Former
President
Of
United
States
Making
First
Voyage
Abroad
the
Dally
Herald,
many
Jews
tlents.
The
hospital
had
been
re-
bringing
this
department
on
a
pari
YORK
Feb
15"
Mr-;
in
Germany
are
fearing
that
presented'
at
meetings
held
by
E.
with
any
hospital
In
the
Prvince-;Grace
Coolidge.
wife
of
the
lato
the
Nazi
government
will
at
an
w.
Neel
for
the
purpose
of
recelv-!
The
presidential
report
acknow-
Formr
president
Calvin
Coolldg".
1
early
date
Issue
a
decree
ex-
ing
criticisms
and
suggestions
re-
lodged
kindness
of
the
Kings
su-
salled
thls
week
ab0ard
the
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man
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on
her
flrs
country
and
confiscating
all
Mr.
Macdonald
also
reported
on
and
the
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abroad.
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com-
their
property.
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only
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the
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In
furnishing
wards
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the
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voyage
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son
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a
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the
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will
be
made
at
Vancouver
Exchange
yesterday.
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Cemetery
until
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by
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ted
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various
local
organizations
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the
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and
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delegation
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lamp.
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page
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