Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Overcast,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.C0;,
temperature,
38;
sea
rough:
BAD
ONE
Canadian
Trade
Treaty
OTTAWA,
Feb.
29:
(CP)
Canada
arpin
which
Would-'brtngrulrt
to
t
j
.
w...tf
"rf
f
V)1aU
1UI.
...fu
IJ
L.
.t
J
Mr
Bennett
said
that
the
present
eaiy
was
suDstanuauy
tne
same
-"O
UVU1I14
kltUV
M
v,
ttpmntc
f
a
ThIta
Life
With
Poison
nection
with
Notorious
San
Francisco
Sterilization
Case
fin
I
,
,,
a.
L
V
-
Vol.
XXV
No.
51-
MPLAM
"a.
iiewiit's
daughter,
Anno
I
ooper
Hewitt,
was
the
victim,
was
D,.-,ll
Will
ported
in
n
sprtmi,
rnnrtlt.lnnllVCVlllFlUD
?!
ill
e
last
night.
Authorities
arc
v....s
iajflllg
mi
UUUlUUIl.ll
fBc
of
attempted
suicide
salnst
Mrs.
Hewitt.
lmi(lfSnnn
ft
W
1
W
Civil
Actions
VlflTz-xriT.
,...
Che
Before
Court
Itnlllnmrr
Bank
Brines
Suit
Order
to
Determine
How
F,state
Shall
be
Distributed
The
length
of
highway
affected
j
is
4Vj
miles
with
one
slide
two!
thousand
feet
long
and
sixty
feet
deep
over
the
road.
Temperature
Is
still
freezing
but
this
is
not
hampering
the
work.
In
other
parts
of
the
state
neai-
er
the
coast,
roads
are
being,
i
f
hrp.ltanprl
with
flnnrf
At
manv
,
,l
lnlte
hlfrhtifotfe
n
rn
imrlpr
tt'nlpi
I
I
to
a
depth
of
as
much
as
one
BALTIMORE,
Feb.
29:-The
will
the
last
few
days
but,
so
far,
there
of
R.
t
npvnnin.
tooacco
man-i""-
....6v.
jnate,
was
read
In
a
local
court
vesterday
ln
connection
with
a
"its
For
Sweepstake
Winning
suit
brought
by
a
Baltimore
bank
,
must
He
issucrt
Withtn
one
Vcar
Under
New
legislation
NEW
LIBRARY
BOOKS
A
few
of
the
recent
additions
to
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
mmln
T
Lottie
Doesn't
Live
Here
Any
MoreMJonc
To
Country
,
Prince
Rupert
is
no
longer
a
"one
zle
King
announced
last
night,
horse
town."
In
fact
this
is
a
"no
stating
that
the
by-election
to
nore
town"
since
Lottie
doesn't
TOKYO,
Feb.
29:
(CP)
-The
atmosphere
in
Tokyo
be-
choose
hls
successor
would
be
held
llv5
here
any
more
.
i.1
.
l
i.
i
i
i
nn
Kfav
91
fllllU
II
IIV1I
14
bllUllCUULI
ILL
L'l
lllllll'l
Willi
vv
AUUIU
IV14W
ti
n
.
.
i
.
rnMMi-..inH
-
rrppn
no
m
mi
rrr-i
a
i
i
ntt
a
surrounded
the
buildings
with
barbed
wire
entanglements
but
the
authorities
had
hesitated
to
take
too
active
measures
against
the
rebels
In
fear
of
making
heroes
of
them
In
the
eyes
of
the
military
faction
and
fomenting
further
disorders
for
they
are
known
to
have
many
sympathizers
Finally
all
surrendered
or
were
captured
without
bloodshed.
that
two
admirals
had
been
assas
sinated.
There
was
threat
then
of
has
been
clamped
down
on
news
leaving
the
country
or
disseminated
in
the
nation.
The
city
was
reported
calmer
today
with,
expectation
of
an
early
resumption
of
normal
business.
Official
Announcement
The
Japanese
government,
after
uai
io
tne
interests
of
the
throwing
In
its
weight
with
loyal
h
v-u
.
j
mi
:n
v
niirrx
;ii
iiii.m
ii
ii-
iii.mii
:
we
have
and
gets
little
In
rc-
!
rectionlst
soldiers,
officially
an-
ted
on
Wednesday
thus
coming
toi
a
dramatic
close
tonight.
j
Premier
Okada,
who
had
been
previously
listed
among
those
as-
j
on
fclnl
f
n1
hnG
Mfl1lmprf
fhp
j
prime
ministership.
Okada's
re-j
appearance
was
kept
secret
until
the
rebellion
was
quelled.
Industry
on
this
coast.
FLOATING
CANNERIES
Salmon
Packers
Will
be
Forced
To
smithing.
Use
Them,
Declares
C.
C.
F.
it
i
i
iucmuer
"
Z
,
"l6:,'
"
I
VICTORIA,
Feb.
29:
(CP)-E.
E.
uiuugn
urn
uuiciauy
conurmea,
Bakewe,t
c
c
p
member
for
Mac.
kenzie,
told
the
Legislature
yester-
ri.iv
that
Hrltlsh
fViliimhln
flshprv
open
break
between
army
and
navy
lnterests
would
be
com
1Ied
to
use
factions
with
a
new
internal
crisis.
floaU
cannerles
on
scows.
He
A
.irirtpr
rpnsnrshln
th.in
pvpr
.
.
.
.r
r..
aeciarea
mat
tne
cost
oi
a
cannery
is
the
same
for
one
month
as
six
in
preparation
and
Installation
while
a
permanent
cannery
could
operate
only
during
a
short
run
of
fish
in
one
locality.
On
the
other
hand,
floating
canneries
could
be
towed
to
nsw
grounds.-
Mr.
Bakewell
urged
the
government
to
seek
financial
aid.
from
Ottawa
for
a
scheme
whereby
vnnn(r
men
rnnlH
hp
licpri
In
fish
of
the
up-
,
,,
rising
today,
the
crisis
which
star
Snoqualmie
Pass
Highway
Clearing
Work
in
Progress
The
Insurgents
apparently
mis-
SEATTLE.
Feb.
29:
State
public
took
Col.
Denzo
Matsuo,
the
Pre-
works
crews
are
engaged
ln
clear-
i
JERSEY
CITY.
Feb.
29:
AHe?-1
mlrr's
brother-in-law
and
sccre-
lng
Snoqualmie
Pass
highway
of.
having
taken
an
overdose
cf
tary.
for
Okada
and
it
was
Mat-
great
snowslides
which
during
ttie1
,1
rnrif
t
.
1
I
k
.
.
.
I
L
1
.
t
A
rr
d
IiiaaIi
wr
r
ill
Arl
Im
mv.ma
rtt
Al
.
'
"'
antuiiJi
m
luuuuii.
suo
s
DOuy
WIUCII
was
luuiiu
ill
uic
iJ"""
"-
vuUi.Vu
...
v...Vw
,
"icide,
Mrs.
Hewitt,
charged
with
snow
in
the
garden
of
the
Premier's
Ists
losing
their
lives
by
being
aynem
in
connection
with
ths
residence
after
the
visit
of
the
re-,
buried
In
avalanches
.v-
gun
riuiitistu
n;iiiiiK-
hpic
TODAYrJSlSTOCKS
(Colrtes7
S.
D.
Johustou
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
25.
Big
Missouri,
.63.
Bralorne,
6.60.
.
B.
R.
Con.,
.03
Ht.
B.
R.
X..
.09'2.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.33.
Dentonla,
.24.
MInto.
.073,i.
Meridian,
.12'i.
Morning
Star,
.02.
National
Silver,
.028.
Noble
Five.
.04
4.
Pend
Oreille,
1.10.
Porter
Idaho,
MV.
Premier,
1.19.
Reeves
McDonald,
.10.
Reno,
1.13.
Relief
Arlington,
.43;
.
Salmon
Gold,
.08
2.
Taylor
Bridge,
.07
,
Wayside.
.17
'i.
'..'5
C.
&
E.,
1.19.
Freehold",
.08.
Mercury,
.13.
'
Toronto
.,
Argosy,
.82.
A
Seattle
Gold,
1.55.
Central
Patricia,
3.10.
Chlbougamau,
.53.
-Gods
Lake,
1.32.
Granada,
.21.
Inter'l.
Nickel,
505.
'
Lake
Maron,
.07.
LceGold,
.033,4.
.
Little
Long
Lac,
7.05.
Macassa,
4
55.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.50.
Noranda,
49.50.
Perron,
1.45.
Pickle
Crow,
4.84.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.90.'
San
Antonio,
2
95.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.21.
jfoot
as
a
result
of
neavy
rains
ofj
sisco,
3.20
Smelters
Gold.
.05
Vi.
Stadacona,
.34
14.
Sturgeon
River,
.51,
Sudbury
Basin,
4
50.
Tcck
Hughes,
4.98.
to
determine
the
distribution.
The
the
pay
section
of
the
public
lib-,
Ventures,
2.39.
-r.n
nnt
nnn
...1.I.V.
rnrw
arc
on
n
as
e
follows:
fnllnujc
"fiatiirrlsiv
"Saturday.
i
cit
tniniiPfi
$28,000,000
of
which.
rary
to
Smith
Rev-1
Island"
(Brooke).
"Susan
and
tt
nnn
nnn
was
was
left
leu.
m
.vW-
-
.BwTL
ZHr'ZwC
u
werastakn
nr
M
circumstances.
i
1934-35"
(Mantle),
"Victorious
terday
afternoon'
from
Seattle
lure
I'uw
.
TT
tlilltllkd
UIIV
ea5
after
such
prizes
are
won'
nn
..i
,.
-
.
.
i
....
.
n.xi
tc
lpirf'iivi.
iciii
-""cmvc
limitation
or
otnr.r
oii
:
.
i
.
-
w
......v..
vivii
ui
vuiivi
.
Ti-oy"
(Masefleld).
"Floating
Peril"
where
she
was
called
recently
on
iuppenneim),
"Tne
Kiigioie
uacn-
acc0unt
of
the
serious
Illness
o!
'
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
uiwuilS
IOr
VJIrlnn.Q
r9H
t.n
'
OCAi
iljEi.
-"
o""
Vior
slelr
ho
Into
trc
Wllllnm
bv
Tin,,
r.
v
o
..,pH
vpsterdav
to
be
making
a
Shoe
Bottoms"
(Tlnnett).
"Mary.
8
ner.arnvui
m
uie
rugev
oouno
onald,
acting
Attorney
General,
j
satisfactory
recovery.
i
Queen
of
Scotland"
(Zwelg).
city.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
29,
1936
Liberal
Member
for
Lillooet,
George
Murray,
Critical
of
Postponement
of
By-elections
Planta
Turns
Tory
I
nest
of
trouble,
I
Lillooet
stated.
"By
refusing
to
grant
the
immediate
exercise
of
the
franchise,
he
plays
the
entire
pro
home
economics,
Is
ln
charge
of
costumes
and
Nelson
Allen
will
j
assist
Roth
Gordon
m
the
matter
of
scenery
and
stage
effects.
The
I
plays
themselves
are
scheduled
for
Friday,
March
13.
57,00U,UUU
Mlss
M1
Wllla
WMa
Dver
Dyer
rptiirnprt
"turned
tn
to
the
ih,
who
himself
died
a
Joanna"
(Cambridge),
"England.
son,
Weather
nolds,
a
.
U
'
,.ripr
mystcrlou
mvstorimw
RnociVc-
Speaks"
(nihh
(Glbbs),
"Rpst
"Best
Pinvs
Plays
of
of
city
city
on
on
the
the
Princess
Princess
Adelaide
Adelaide
yes-1
yes-
i
oaay
s
rr
totntr
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
34
above.
Anyox
Snowing,
calm,
25
abovn
rm
one
to
ten
vears
1
nrovlrit.l
tor
Lovcjoy,
who
has
been
seriously
Cloud"
(Pcdler),
"A
Daughter
of
Hazclton
Cloudy,
calm,
22
above.
n
a
bill
lntroducPrt
in
thP
To!,,
in
with
bronchial
Influenza,
was
the
Nohfu"
(Suglmoto).
"Horse
p-oocu
tuuun-
Smithers-tRainlng,
calm,
mild
Burns
above.
Lake
Bright,
calm,
30
PROBLEMS
stated
that
he
sympathized
wlth
t
rs
j
Mr.
rauuuo
wno
was,
ne
auiu
entangled
in
the
party
"machine"
toij
which
homage
must
be
paid
and
which
was
responsible
for
the
in-
i
action
of
the
government
in
many!
matters.
jHigh
School
To
Stage
Plays
In
OF
OWNERS
Resolution
Goes
Through
vince
into
the
hands
of
extreme;
OTTAWA,
Feb.
29:
(CP)
Th'
radicals
who
will
find
ln
this
ac-
j
House
of
Commons
adopted
a
res-tlon
material
with
which
to
organ-
j
olutton
urging
the
study
of
condi
Ize
unrest.
By
this
-action
he.
also
further
alienates
those
members
of
the
Liberal
party
who
have
been
calling
for
a
provincial
convention."
Mr.
Planta's
Position
tions
among
owners
of
smai:
homes,
many
of
whom
are
forced
jy
circumstances
to
see
mortgage-:
foreclosed
and
their
dwellings
sold.
A
resolution
to
this
effect
sponsored
by
Dr
Hermas
Deslaurlcr.
Mr.
Planta,
ln
announcing
that
1
Montreal
Liberal,
encountered
no
he
was
now
a
Conservative,
ex-;
opposition,
plained
that
he
had
supported
the
I
Liberal
government
In
previous
sessions
because
thousands
of
Con-servatlvea
had
helped
to
elect
the
Liberals
rather
than
place
affairs
in
the
hands
of
the
"Socialist
group."
The
Peace
River
member
Old
Country
Soccer
English
Cup
Sixth
Round
Fulham
3,
Derby
County
0.
Sheffield
United
3,
Tottenham
Arsenal
4,
Barnsley
1.
English,
LcagueFirst
Division
Aston
Villa
3,
Liverpool
0.
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Stoke
City
2.
Brentford
0,
Birmingham
1.
Everton
2,
Manchester
City
2.
Huddersfleld
Town
1,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Portsmouth
3,
West
Bromwlch
Al
bion
oion
1.
1.
Hearts
2,
Motherwell
2.
Kilmarnock
4,
Dundee
1.
Queen's
Park
1,
Partlck
Thistle
1.
Queen
of
South
3,
Alrdrleonians
Rangers
4,
Third
Lanark
2.
,
St.
Johnstone
2,
Ayr
United
3.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
7:24
a.m.
18.3
It.
21:06
p.m.
15.6
ft.
Low
i.
0:44
a.m.
10.0
ft.
14:15
p.m.
6.3
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
MA
Y
SEARCH
FOR
WOMAN
JAP
PREMIER
NOT
REALLY
ASSASSINATED
'
Cam,
k
Okada,
Reported
To
Have
Been
Slain,
Is
Alive
and
Not
Hurt
rUl.....l
I1I.I1
1
I
II
1
..p
r
.
nuuum
iiuuu3iii.u
uiiu
iicuu
oi
uovcrnmcni
Remains
Unchanged
DUFF
IS
SENATOR:
Well
Known
Nova
Scotia
Member
Goes
to
Upper
Chamber
OTTAWA.
Feb.
29:
(CP)
William
Duff,
Liberal
member
for
An-tlgonlsh-Guysboro
and
for
many
years
a
party
stalwart
in
the
Marltlmes,
has
been
appointed
to
the
Senate,
Premier
W.
L.
Macken
'
tHONSF.
HAS
tx
jL
w
VisM
mm..
NU
nUKofc
;
TOWN
NOW
:
LIVELY
DAY
A
Prince
George
Friday
On
Way
to
Fairbanks
Mary
Joyce,
Young
Roadhousc
Keeper
and
Two
Companions
Are
Missing
in
Northern
Wilderness
While
Making
Long
Trip
by
Dog
Team
;
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Feb.
29:
With
a
large
new
plane
for
commercial
air
service
in
Alaska.
Joe
Crosson.
noted
sympathizes
with
Premier
Aho
He
northern
flier,
left
Prince
George
yesterday
for
Whiter
says
is
Heipieiiiands
of
horge
enrdute
to
.Fajrbanks.
He
took
delivery
of
the
plane
ar
y.
ac
ne
Burbank,
California.
If
she
is
still
missing
when
he
ar-
vicTORiA,
Feb.
29:
(CP)
The
rives
in
the
north,-
Pilot
Crosson
will
undertake
a
search
w"
"i
it
U,nef
lef,
,ln
Legislature
had
its
most
interesting
for
Mary
Joyce.
27-year
old
road-":
iart
Clpatet
111
t
he
military
COUI)
d
etat
011
Wednesday
V
.
,
r
T
'
day
rom
a
political
standpoint
so
nouse
Keeper,
wno
nas
noi
Deen
re-
rTfiTT
Tni-i
h
e?ulto,U
the
asiatiin
of
i
i
-
x,
Sii
,
,
.
u.
wr
uiiooei,
issued
a
siaiemeni
to
'
-
"
117
Ill'
A
I
'I'll
nn
imniui.
Mil
l
hhiiim
hii
i
iksmsu
nn
ni
rno
nk'vn
ina
xic
was
a
mem
dp
r
ni
me
Krwai
wnvwt
utc
jtaia
nan;
uccu
i
...
ih.ii
frm
Tb
tn
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t
mw
ri
i
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-
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v.
a
iwiv.iitiiA
bw
ikv
i
m
ttm
m
m
m
m
rm.
m
,
m
m
m
Kouimings,
mrowing
aown
tneir
several
years
w6r
,
ment
for
postponing
the
Omineca
t
I
arbitrary
and
autocratic
act
by
Mr.
"t1
j
Murray
ln
his
statement.
"In
deny-
While
the
young
woman
is
over-
arm3
and
accepting
the
authorities
ago
visited
Prince
Rupert
in
the
.
Iew
aa)5
ago
sne
was
piaceaiand
Burrard
by.elections
while
due.
no
great
alarm
is
felt
as
to
her
erms.
Four
thousand
loyal
troops
co""5
f
investigation
of
the
aboard
a
train
and
shipped
to
CUv2
Planta
wno
had
been
elected
safety.
It
is
believed
heavy
snows
yooacocK
wnere
sne
wiu
spena
ner
peace
Rlyer
ftt
thfi
al
of
the
past
few
days
probably
heW
r
.5.
V
QmS
aQ
J0DS
n
election
as
an
Independent
Non-
her
up.
She
is
accompanied
by
twol
Partizan,
speaking
in
the
debata
companions-Jimmy
Allen,
a
white
Johnny
,k
Walked
Prince
Rupert's
the
Thfone
h
dedared
man,
and
an
Indian
guide.
!!?
y..!r?"'
s.
15
BIn?
himself
to
be
now
a
Conservative.
R"m1'olulDU51"e!,ts
a"Q
Postponement
cf
thJ
by-elections
wUl
h
have
to
apply
himself
to
the
0mPneca
and
Btirrardyto
an
ln.
more
up-to-date.
:J
forms
of
black-.
.
Subjecl
Is
Now
Before
Caucus
In
Victoria
Preparatory
to
Legislation
Being
Introduced
VICTORIA,
Feb.
29:
The
ques
tion
of
health
Insurance
Is
now
before
the
Liberal
caucus
here
preparatory
to
the
introducing
of
legislation
In
the
House
on
the
subject.
Many
divergent
views
ave
being
considered.
There
Is
keej
interest
ln
the
form
of
legislation
,lng
these
electoral
districts
repre-l
w
w
that
will
be
presented.
,.
sentation
in
this
House,
the
Premier
j
...
.
will
raise
around
him
a
hornet's..
.
.
.
,.
,
,
'
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
the
member
f0r
"
Commerce
a
few
days
ago
pre-
uone
for
amaii
iiome
rossessors
Jented
,Us
vJews
to
victoria
on
'health
Insurance,
stating
that
i'.
was
opposed
to
the
suggested
form
of
legislation
or
to
legislation
at
ill
at
this
time
on
the
subject.
NEW
ROAD
IS
NAMED
Birthplace
of
King
Alfred
is
Commemorated
in
Scenic
Highway
Being
Built
Here
Sitting
as
a
city
council
yesterday,
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
passed
an
order-ln-councll
naming
th,e
new
road
which
leads
westerly
from
McBride
Street
in
McClymont
Park
along
Hays
Creek
to
the
foot
Grimsby
Town
3,
Middlesbrough'
,,
Jt
u
named
aftef
the
ftn.
clent
village
hi
England
ln
which
King
Alfred
was
born.
.
In
addition
to
naming
'the
road,
the
city
commissioner
authorized
the
conversion
of
further
bonds
under
the
city's
refunding
scheme
and
(passed
accounts.
TO
SEEK
DIVORCE
CHICAGO,
umuAuu,
Feb.
reu.
29:
a.
The
ine
uci.re
actress
mm
im
1
f
JViOnth
01
MarCll
Sheffield
Wednesday
3,
Leeds
j
wife
of
Arthur
Loew,
well
known
unireau.
ineaincai
ana
moving
picture
At
thp
rpriilir
mMllnir
of
thp
:
rrtiiuu
nunil
um
4,
ouiiucuuuu
ui4iiii,c,
.Kit
jwitiunj.
iw
ian
King
Edward
High
School
Drama
tic
Club
yesterday
the
main
busl-1
ness
concerned
the
costumes
needed
for
"The
Mouse
Trav."
Thi?
play
calls
for
styles
of
some
forty
years
ago
for
six
women
and
one
.2.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Aberdeen
1,
Arbroath
2.
Albion
Rovers
0,
Hibernians
1.
Clvde
0.
Celtic
4.
man.
Miss
Tracy
Currie,
teacher
of
i
Hamilton
Academicals
6,
Dun-
fermllne
1.
fornla
where
it
Is
her
Intention
to
secure
a
divorce.
H.
S.
Parker
left
by
last
evening's
train
on
one
of
his
periodical
business
trips
to
Burns
Lake
and
various
other
interior
points.
PENITENTIARIES
TO
BE
INVESTIGATED
OTTAWA,
Feb.
29:
(CP)
A
royal
commission
has
been
set
up
to
Investigate
all
factors
of
the
Canadian
penitentiary
sys-
N.
H.
Terry,
who
is
interested
ln;
tern.
It
will
cover
every
phase,
Stewart
Snowing,
calm,
21
the
extraction
of
gold
from
the
of
operation,
administration,
black
sands
of
Graham
Island,
at-
discipline
and
reforms,
Hon.
rived
ln
the
city
on
the
Prlnces3
Ernest
Lapolnte,
minister
of
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
Justice,
said.
Vancouver
and
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
John
for
Massett.
'
',
X