u.S.rc'.V.
Ks
?JfJE
Iron
Lungs
For
'S.
Hospitals
r"o
Institution
In
Halifax
To
lte
"'fe
Respirators
From
Iord
Nuffield
HALIFAX.
Vfh
IS-
(fTP
.Turn
pllfax
hospitals
will
receive
iron
("nri
for
thn
)r.atv.,-.
f
In.
'niUe
nnrnlvil
nnHr
h
nttnr
b
L
NutIle,d
British
automo-r"e
man
r'roplst.
to
fnrnUh
mrh
mnrh.
fi
every
uubllp.
hnsnitnl
in
thn
3pH
-u
Bulleti
ns
I
PATTL'LLO
COMING
NOKTII
VICTORIA
Premier
T.
I).
Pat-lulio
will
iddrtu
the
Vancouver
I
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
,
February
23
In
nil
firt
public
speech
since
the
kession
before
.
leaving
later
for
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
'
NO
DECISION
.MADE
LONDON
The
government
has
made
no
decUlon
about
rerognli-Ing
General
Franrltco
Franco
as
leader
of
the
sole
Spanish
admin-titration,
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
told
the
House
of
Commons
today.
IIUNOAKIAN
PREMIER
QUITS
BUDAPEST
Premier
Impredi
resigned
today
due
to
Parliament
tary
opposition
of
Jewish
reru-latory
i
proposals,
afterwards
startling
party
members
with
the
announcement
that
he
had
discovered
himself
to
be
partly
Jew
Uh.
TROUBLE
IN
CORSICA
AJACCIO,
Corseca
Heavy
po
lice
guard
was
placed
around
the
Italian
consulate
here
today
after
a
series
of
demonstrations
j
acaint
Fascist
demands
for
a
'
share
of
the
Frenth
colonial
Em
plre.
INCREASE
BORROWINGS
LONDON
The
British
government
announced
today
that
Its
borrowing
posters
to
finance
rearmament
would
be
doubled
with
the
limit
raised
to
1
100.000.000.
Sir
John
Simon,
Chancellor
of
the
Eirhcqucr,
said
the
increase
was
needed
to
meet
defence
expenditures
which
are
expected
to
reach
1500.000,000
this
year
alone.
i
SHIPS
NOW
I
UNDER
WAY
Sailing
From
Seattle
for
Alaska
Resumed
Following
Recent
1
Strike
'
'
SEATTLE.
Feb.
15:
CP
With
th.
siitv
tirimthin
strike
ended
through
agreement
to
arbitrate
dlf-
frrrnces
still
outstandlne
between
companles
and
masters
and
mates,
the
Northland
Transportation
Co.i
and
the
Alaska
Transportation
Co.
Wfrc
to
have
sailings
north
from
To
Hold
City
Responsible
j
Parish
Priest
of
Roman
Catholle
Church
At
Glace
Bay,
Nova
Scotia,
Gives
Warning
1
GLACE
BAY,
Nova
Scotia,
Feb.
15:
Rev.
Father
Donald
MacDon-ald.
parish
priest
for
the
Roman
i
UUWVv
Ilia
b
lie
responsible
If
there
Is
any
damagu
to
church
property
as
a
result
ot
bootleg
coal
mining
operations
un-
dcrneath
the
church
building.
Al-
ready
famlllM
have
been
ClVCn
notice
to
vacate
their
homes
In
the
neighborhood.
Keeping
Of
Wild
Animals
Is
Legal
...
r-tii
.
ti,
QuTbcTcourf
of
AppeaT
has
ruVed
hn
a
vl11i(r
enrnorat
on
has
no
authority
to
prevent
the
keeping
nf
of
wilr!
wild
nnlmals
bv
nrlvatc
per
sons
within
the
village
limits.
WORLD
WILL
GET
RESULT
lfce.
0f
1
OtalltanaiiS.
jltadlo
To
Broadcast
Selection
ol
New
Pontiff
Simultaneously
With
Old
White
Smoke
I
WASHINGTON.
D,
C.
Feb.
15'
Custom
iiCP
With
a
view
to
offsetting
'the
increasing
influence
of
the
VATICAN
CITY.
Feb.
15:
(CP)
totalitarian
states
of
Europe
In
Immediately
the
election
of
a
Latin
America,
the
United
States
new
Pontiff
In
succession
to
th2
government
will
Increase
the
num-ilate
Pope
Pius
XI
has
been
com-
ber
of
Its
representatives
In
South
Pletcd
by
the
Sacred
College
of
American
republics,
it
is
announc-Cardlnals,
the
fact
will
be
mad-
eL
(known
to
the
world
by
the
Vatl-1
can
short
wave
radio
station,
it
is
(announced.
The
broadcast
of
the
'result
will
be
simultaneous
with
the
emission
of
a
plume
of
white
smoke
which
has
ben
th
traditional
means
of
advising
the
public
that
a
choice
has
been
reached.
The
election
Is
to
take
place
next
week.
BIG
STRIKE
IN
JAMAICA
Slate
of
Emergency
Is
Declared
By
Governor
All
Shipping
At
Standstill
KINGSTON.
Jamaica.
Feb.
15:
CP
With
Jamaica
In
the
grip
of
a
general
strike,
a
state
of
emergency
was
declared
on
the
Island
yesterday
by
Oovernor
Sli
Arthur
Richards.
Soldiers
are
patrolling
the
streets
and
all
shipping
is
at
a
standstill.
To
Curtail
Debate
On
Private
Bills
.
This
Move
Being
Made
At
Ottawa
To
Expedite
Business
of
Par-I
liament
i
OTTAWA,
Feb.
15:
CP-In
order
to
expedite
the
business
ol
the
session,
a
move
Is
being
mads
to
curtail
debate
on
private
mem-i
,bers'
bills.
j
In
answer
to
Opposition
objec-,
tlons
to
such
a
move.
Prime
Mln-
Istcr
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
Kin;
expressed
the
viewpoint
that
the
object
of
Parliament
was
to
ad-
vance
government
business
rather
than
to
listen
to
debate
on
prl-
'ate
members
resolutions.
1
.
...
OUlIlVail
President
Of
Longshoremen
KINGSTON.
Ont,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
Octogenarian
(
Is
ArJ
Rvnirn
hand-nOine
tUU
DlOKC
Pat
rav
Sullivan,
oumuii,
Montreal,
wunuwi,
original
u6"i
iSSLTtSK
JTSSii
dlan
Seamen's
Union
has
srown'TJ
in
membership
from
ft
mere
f
ul
of
men
to
5800
today,
was
yes-,
terday
elected
president
of
the
Union.
Weather
Forecast
(rumuiMl
thrown
the
courtiy
ot
n
Tt
,
compui
from
cnrtioiu
u-
kNi
t
5
a.m.
vnJ
w
covrri
i
Knr
nrrlod
llni
5
PJn.
tomorrow.
rjpneral
Synopsis
Pressure
hiah
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-
1
lands
southward
and
low
In
the
In-
'
tcrlor.
Rain
has
occurred
In
southern
British
Columbia
and
the
weather
has
been
mild
throughout,
the
province.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
..
..
I
WJ
i
1
-
nlte
isianas
ynms,
I
mostly
south
fair,
not
much
change
in
iem"-
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
Moderate
to
fresh
northwest
winds,
fine
and
mild.
Tomorrows
Tides
Wml
141
II
Ax
11:40
a.m.
10.0
ft.
L
w
5:18
a.m.
6.0
(t.
18:22
pjn.
iZ
ft.
jMacey's
Coffee
House
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVIII
No.
38.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
15,
1939.
PHICE:
5
CENTS
Bloody
Fight
PACTS
ARE
DISCUSSED
Irrimf
MlnUter
KInc
Aks
Parlia
ment
(o
Ratify
V.
H.
Treaty
OTTAWA
Feb.
15:
CP
-Prime
t
Wilium
Lyon
Mackenzie
K,
tuni-hed
the
debate
yester-
l
Parliament
on
me
new
iraae
nith
the
United
States,
rati-'
31.
of
which
he
moved.
!
;a
'$
between
Canada
and
ri
States
and
Canada
and!
Dizain,
the
Prime
Minister
marked
a
return
to
sound
between
the
countries.
:
a
great
tep
towards
s
c
through
making
a
high
tariff
walls
which
h
i
malum
and
war.
r:
11
J
Msnton.
Leader
of
(
native
Opposition,
dls-
importance
of
the
In-..
significance,
pointing
.'re
had
never
been
sug-f
difficulties
either
be-i
..(ta
and
the
United
Canada
and
Or
eat
Drl-
on
the
treaty
was
ad-!
Friday.
hEW
IS
ELECTED
w
Cctwrvallve
leader
Get
Seat
la
Hot
Without
a
Contest
TORONTO.
Ftbr
15:
CP-Fbr
'
'.me
since
1(34
when
r
Titer
OeorRe
Henry
re
-
Ontario
Conservative
v
be
iteated
In
the
LcgU-'
Twlng
yesterday's
by-Rimcoe
Cast
where
Col.
ri
-
w
the
new
party
lead-t.
'
ted
by
acclamation,
ho
dates
showing
up
to
f
t,
Leopold
Maecaulay
ii
ting
as
party
leader,
r
viion
of
Ontario
LejtU-1
n
March
8.
IS
UP
"TO
INDUSTRY
.
JtTtltian
Relief
Program
I,
Attacked
by
American
Federation
of
Labor
MIAMI
Florida.
Feb.
15:
(CD
..;
American
rcacrauon
oi
"'.nere
today
wun
mucn
nceaca
ucmi
:k
out
at
the
Roosevelt
re-.
foodstuffs
for
Alaska.
'
i
.
:ram
yesterday.
The
gov-4
The
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
docks
has
failed
In
Its
efforts
were
still
being
picketed
yesterday.
'
r.y.
the
situation,
the
Federa-
executive
declares,
and
prl-ir.dustry
must
now
be
looked
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Tt
are
-
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
A:.
..nsh
Cloudy,
calm,
20.
AL
:e
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
20.
A:
ox
Cloudy,
calm.
26.
C'.cuart
Cloudy,
calm,
27.
HaieUon.
Clear
ralm
in
In
Rooming
House
Would
Offset
TODAY'S
STOCKS
.
.
fn....
a.
i
i
Vancouver
Big
Missouri
1.
.20.
J
Bratarne,
10
a.75.
I
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.15j
Dentonla,
J0i.
Oold
Belt.
.58.
H
Hcdley
Mascot.
1.511
Minto.
.02
.
f
Noble
nve.
.02tfv
f.
Pacific
Nickel.
.15.
Pend
Oreille.
1.50.
Pioneer.
2.55.
Premier,
2.10.
Privateer.
1.15.
,
Reeves
McDonald,
.264
Reno,
'21.
Relief
Arlington.
.Utt
.lltt
Reward,
.04.
Salmon
Oold.
.09
J?
1
Sheep
Creek.
1.00.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.25
Hedley
Amal,
.03
aik
Oils
i.
A.
&ttUvl'l
..A
Calmont.
-Jo
V..
C.StK.
2.07.
Freehold,
Ml.
Home.
220.
Pacalta,
.06
V4
ask.
Royal
Canadian,
.16
Vi.
Toronto
i
Aldermac,
.40.
.
Beattle,
U2.
Central
Pat
2.47.
Con.
Smelters,
54.25.
East
Malartic,
2.30.
Fernland.
.15.
Francoeur,
.22.
Gods
Lake.
.20.
Hardrock,
1.42.
Int.
Nickel.
50.75.
Kerr
Addison,
1.90.
Uttle
Long
Lac,"
30.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.58.
Madsenj
."i2.
McKcnzie
Red
Lake.
1.15.
Moneta.
1.30.
Noranda,
79.75.
Pickle
Crow.
555.
Preston
E.
Dome,
li5.
San
Antonio.
1.37.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
1.09.
Stadacona,
.86.
Uchi
Gold,
1.38.
Bouscadillac,
.07.
Masher.
21.
Oklend,
.18.
Smelters
Oold,
.02.
Dominion
Bridge.
32.75.
rM4n
Mn
C
mA
ITn
Ci
AAA
nA
the
e
of
re-Europe
prlncip
;day
aoproved
Spent
It
All
On
Trip
To
funding
of
the
public
debt
at
low-
er
rates
of
Interest
and
will
re-
t
commend
It
to
the
Dominion
gov-
CHICAGO.
Feb.
15
(CP)
Eighty-one
year
old
Peter
Balm
b
back
home
and
broke
but
he
is
happy.
"I
have
seen
e
TerythlnsM,
he
says.
Balm,
after
a
lifetime
of
work.
js;had
saved
$4000
and
went
on
a
trip
to
Germany.
After
seeing
Great
Britain,
Germany,
France,
Italy
and
other
Premier
Duplessls
Points
Out
That
countries
he
ran
out
of
money
an5
l?
a
for
enou8h
to
BAR
GOLD
,
,
LONDON,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
The
price
of
bar
gold
was
down
lc
on
the
London
metal
market,
closing
at
$34.94
per
fine
ounce.
,
WRECKAGE
OF
PLANE
Pilot
Sheldon
Simmons
Sights
Debris
South
of
Juneau
Coastguard
Investigates
JUNEAU.
Feb.
15.
Pilot
Sheldon
Simmons
reported
sifhting
late
yesterday
along
a
beach
south
of
Juneau
what
he
thought
might
be
wreckage
of
the
seaplane
of
Pilot
Len
Cope
which
disappeared
Sunday
on
a
flight
from
Ketchikan
to
Juneau
with
four
passenters
on
board.
Coastguard
vessels
immediately
rushed
to
the
scene
to
dcfHHely
establish
the
identity
of
the
debris
and
search
for
survivors.
Faint
radio
sienals
pirked
up
yesterdav
indicated
that
there
might
sti'l
be
a
chance
of
those
aboard
the
plane
being
cast
up
and
still
alive.
Weather
cleared
sofHeiently
late
yesterdav
to
permit
of
the
use
of
aircraft
in
the
sevrch.
They
had
ben
held
down
by
snow'and
poor
visibility.
VALFNTINE
IN
HOUSE
Two
Lady
Members
of
Parliament
Gel
Posies
Birthday
of
Fort
William
Member
.
'
were
St.
Valentine's
Day
boquets
,
,,
...
.....
,
....
George
Black
of
the
Yukon,
and
Miss
Agnes
McPhail
of
Grey-Brace
yesterday.
They
were
Identical
and
bore
cards
marked
"St.
Valentine
r-
Flowers
were
also
placed
on
the
dvk
of
Dsn
Mclror.
member
for
Fort
William,
in
view
of
his
sixty-sixth
birthday.
i
nri
nri
inree
inousana
Douks
Meet
Body
Remains
of
Peter
Vereein
11
Ar-i
rive
at
Brilliant
From
Saskaloon
BRILLIANT,
Feb.
15
CP
Three
thousand
Doukhobors
gathered
here
yesterday,
to
meet
the
train
irain
on
on
which
wnicn
arrived
amvca
the
tne
body
way
of
Peter
Veregin
II.
spiritual
I
lead-
ft
of
the
sect,
who
died
last
week
at
Saskatoon.
Veregin
will
.be
burled
here
beside
his
father.
Peter
Lordly
Veregin.
Lower
Interest
On
Public
Debt
Saskatchewan
Approves
Principle
And
Will
Recommend
It
To
Ottawa
REGINA,
Feb.
15:
CP
The
Saskatchewan
Legislature
yestei-
eminent.
I
Profound
Regret
At
Pope's
Death
Quebec
Has
Only
Catholic
Government
In
North
America
MONTREAL,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
On
behalf
of
what
he
pointed
out
be
the
only
Roman
Catholic
gov-1
In
the
Santa
Anita
Handicap
for
ernment
In
North
America,
Pro-
which
he
has
been
favorite.
mler
Maurice
Duplessls
of
Quebec'
the
Biscuit
trailed
the
two
yesterday
expressed
regret
at
the
other
horses
In
the
race.
It
was
death
of
Pope
Pius
XI,
Railway
Engineer
In
Hospital
And
Laborer
Faces
Serious
Charge
Jack
Ruttcr
in
Hospital
and
Nick
Sulikiski
in
Lock-Up
for
Attempted
Murder
Following
Fracas
FORMAL
CHARGE
Nick
Sulikoski
will
appear
in
city
police
court
late
this
afternoon
to
be
formally
charged
with
attempted
murder.
The
case
will
then
lye
remanded.
Jabk
Rutter's
injuries
had
been
dressed
early
this
afternoon
at
the
hospital
and
his
condition
was
announced
to
be
nof
serious.
Evidently,
his
eye
was
not
so
badly
hurt
by
the
slashing
he
received
as
to
impair
vision.
Jack
Rutter,
well
known
Canadian
National
Railways
locomotive
engineer,
is
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
suffering
from
cuts,
"bruises
and
other
injuries
about
the
face
and
head
and
Nick
Sulikoski,
laborer
and
miner,
is
in
the
city
jail
charged
with
attempted
murder
as
a
result
of
a
bloody
fight
this
morning
in
the
kitchen
cf
the
Westholme
Rooms
on
Second
Avenue.
A
30-calibre
Win-
trs
rjrj
titi
rp-
Chester
rifle
and
a
blood-stained
I
M
H
III
bread
knife
figured
in
the
violent
1
11
JuLl
p
1
J
A
screaming
woman
called
the
IcH
H
ANlii'
I
1
police
at
12:05
noon
and,
on
arrival
ULi
k
lrl
VJLfLf
of
Constable
Terry
Stewart
and
J.
Currie.
the
Jrtruggle
was
sUll
in
ncoeiess.
-
A
she
hafi
been
fired
"u,.
',
Mrs.
Sulikoski.
While
Rutter
s
face
was
a
mass
of
blood
and
he
appeared
to
have
a
rather
badly
injured
eye
with
a
large
gah
across
the
bridge
of
the
nose
as
well
as
other
lacerations
and
bruises,
his
condition
was
stated
to
be
not
serious
and
he
will
recover.
Sulikoski
had
a
slight
cut
on
the
hand.
The
police
took
possession
ot
th
rifle,
the
bread
knife,
a
broken
chair
and
other
effects
and
at
an
early
hour
this
afternoon
were
continuing
the
investigation.
Prisoners
Moved
From
Kingston
To
n
,
MOIIY
MOUnlain
I
KINGSTON.
Ont.,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
-To
relieve
congestion
In
the
On-
tarlo
penal
Institution,
a
train-
load
of
prisoners
is
being
moved
from
Kingston
Penitentiary
to
Stony
Mountain
in
Manitoba.
A
letter
dropped
from
the
convict
train
as
it
passed
through
Lindsay
yesterday
said
that
the,
prisoners
were
chained
together!
animals
and
were
being
re-.
moved
against
their
own
wishes
to
a
place;
where
they
could
ho
long-
j
er
be
visited
by
friends
and
rela-'
tlves.
I
There
are
said
to
be
130
prison
rs
In
the
group
which
Is
being
removed.
Sea
Biscuit
Ends
Up
Lame
Pontiff,
particularly
in
his
efforts
for
peace.
Famous
Horse
May
Not
Be
Able
n
was
mentioned
that,
when
the
T0
Go
Into
Santa
Anita
(Pope
was
tendered
the
high
office.
Handicap
After
Ail
.
he
acceptpd
reluctantly.
Had
it
not
.been
that
he
felt
the
refusal
would
be
displeasing
to
God
it
was
under-SANTA
ANITA,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
stood
he
would
have
declined.
In
Sea
Biscuit
pulled
up
lame
yes-
wearing
his
crown
of
office
he
also
terday
following
his
first
race
of
the
season
on
the
track
here
and
tolmay
be
unable
to
run
next
month
this
first
appearance
this
season,
First
Triple
Hanging
In
History
.Of
Manitoba
.To
Take
Place
T6morroW"
-
'
reo.
ia.
-
1e
yunS
mn
to
the
morrow
for
the
murder
of
an
?pd
mn
My
It
will
be
the
first
triple
hanging
in
Mani
toba
history.
ROOSEVELT
DICTATOR
So
Declares
Veteran
Senator
Hiram
Johnson
In
Attacking
Foreign
Policy
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
Feb.
15:
In
a
slashing
attack
yesterday
upon
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
foreign
policy,
the
veteran
Senator
Hiram
W.
Johnson
of
California
accused
the
chief
executive
of
dictatorial
tactics
In
endeavouring
to
keep
his
foreign
I11
sf1-
11
war
came"
"
wuld
be
common
&lle'
not
the
President,
who
would
have
to
Johnson
declared.
POPE
PIUS
IS
HONORED
Many
Attend
Requiem
.Mass
at
Catholic
Church
This
Morning
There
was
a
large
congregation,
including
many
Protestants,
at
the
Pontifical
Requiem
mass
for
the
late
Pope
Pius
XI.
at
the
Annunciation
Pro-Cathedral
this
morning.
Right
Rev.
Bishop
E.
M.
Bunoz
gave
a
brief
address
In
which
he
referred
to
the
splendid
work
of
the
late
wore
a
crown
of
thorns,
this
being
a
reference
to
physical
disabilities,
The
Bishop
was
assisted
by
other
local
priests
of
the
church,
the
ser-
(vice
being
largely
ritualistic
and
In
Latin.
The
church
was
appropriately
draped.
)