jw
10-"
ajn.
4
J
ft.
V).m.
4.7
ft.
rrrjtoit
Harvey
sUted
that
""u
naving
nan
10
cva-
.
.
.
-
-
V,n.
k.1.
Uirr
had
already
got
in
touch
"".
.
rt'A
0
W
Nlckrrson
in
regard
m,c'-11
M
announces
th
matter
and
he
was
to
take
tp
with
the
department
at
Ot-
Mon;nn
roti
'ti
1
e
wro
navmt
mil
waw
ird.
Efforts
also
would
1
.
I
Ik.
..
I
j.
9
.acr
w
fiavr
iiic
huiiivci
ui
m
cased.
Tt
r.s'ter
was
left
tn
UKLu
MAP
the
and
IS
CHANGED
mrrotii
Alterations
on
tare
Globe
nivlnt
trwer
nusy
Time
NEW
YOPK
f
eb.
7:
-World
man
3r
work
to
do
as
a
result
of
In
arioui
pirti
of
the
world,
wan
rhailscd
by
the
ab-
td
hc
dismemberment
of
Czecho-
guy
na
Asia
oy
me
jap-
I
IKKH
K
Y
I
ALLEGED
nnl$
Bannliter
of
Nlthl
River
Arrtstfd
for
IloldAlps
at
Savory
and
Fort
Fraser
Dfnnls
HannUter'rtf
Nlthl
Hlvpr
-
been
arretted
at
Smlthers
on
a
barge
of
robbery
with
violence
of
'ie
Post
bffjee
at
8avory
on
Aug-i
1
Z5
last
and.
on
Appearing
In
"wt
has
becrt
remanded.
I
Barlilster'i
arrest
followed
In
stigations
carried
out
by
Corp.1
'
Oland
of
the
provincial
police
t
Smlthers
not
only
Into
the
hold-
i
o:
the
Savory
post
office
but
Into
series
of
robberies
of
William
untlng
store
at
Fort
Fraser.
According
to
tie
police.
Bannister
r
PfLStmnetor
nf
fiivnn
an.
thi
a
who
held
him
up.
In
his
pos-lon
also
were
found
articles
cor-
"pondlng
o
those
taken
at
Sav-
ry
ana
at
Fort
Fraser.
At
Savory
oney,
a
watch
and
other
articles
re
obtained.
EXILMPLARY
Li;GISLTORS
SYDNEY.
Feb.
7:
iCP)
Answer
miniK.UL
a
It
IIMIAAN
k.II
II-
I
1
70,000
men.
flvi
members
i.f
the
Kwlaturc
have
enlisted
In
various
nlral
.
.
-
.
.
uunii
m
mm
pi
privuic.
Cancelling
Of
Gun
Contract
OTTAWA.
Feb.
7:
CP-Oppos
Ing
the
move
to
send
the
matter
'o
the
public
account
committee.
Hon.
Dr
R.
J.
Mnlon.
Leaderpf.the
Ojwltlon.
eatlfd
elerday
for
rontlnued
debate
on
the
Brcn
ma-hlne
son
contract.
He
moved
that
the
contract
be
cancelled.
Other'
of
Conservatives
spoke
In
similar
vein.
TODAY'b
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
2S.
Bralornc.
11.00.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2Z2.
Denton
la.
.05.
Falrvlcw,
.04.
Oold
Belt.
37.
Hcdley
Mascot.
159.
Mlnto,
.02.
Noble
Five.
.02
Vi.
Fend
Orlelle.
133.
Pioneer.
2.2.
Premier.
2.10.
Privateer.
I.l4.
Reeves
McDonald.
.26li.
Reno.
0.
Relief
Arlington.
.lO'i.
Reward,
.o4!i.
Salmon
Oold.
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
.95.
Cariboo
Hudson.
.30
(ask).
Hedley
Amalg.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.16.
Calmont,
39.
C.
t
E..
2.15.
Freehold.
.03i.
Home,
230.
Royal
Canadian.
.17.
Vancouver
Aldermac.
.40.
Bcattle.
1.34.
Central
Pat,
2.60.
Cons.
Smelters,
.55
yt.
East
Malartlc,
2.48.
Fernlftnd,,.12.
Francoeur,
.19.
Oods
Lake,
.21.
Hardrock,
1.62.
Int.
Nickel,
.51
U.
Kerr
Addison,
1.95.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.25.
McLrod
Cockshutt,
2.75.
Madsen,
.47.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.25.
Moneta,
1.33.
Noranda,
.79.
Pickle
Crow,
5.25.
Preston
E,
Dome,
1.64.
San
Antonio,
139
.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.10.
SUidacona,
.79.
Uchl
Oold.
1.40.
Bouscadlllac,
.07.
Moshcr,
.16.
Oklcnd.
.22.
Smelters
Oold.
.02.
Dominion
Bridge,
.32,
Canada's
Koyal
Guests
ROYAL
MARINES,
LONG
ROYALTY'S
FAVORITE
BAND,
COME
WITH
KING
()ucon
Victoria
Liked
Music
of
Earlier
Edition
of
Organ-
t
'
if.
ization
Which
Will
Visit
Canada
With
Their
v
.Majesties
By
EDWIN
S.
JOHNSON
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
.
LONDON,
February
7:
(CP)
Special
rehearsals
and
extra
sessions
of
ceremonial
drill
have
been
added
to
the
daily
routine
of
a
select
group
of
Royal
Marine
bandsmen
j
of
tho
Portsmouth
division
and
they're
revelling
in
it.
hnvy
of
their
comrades,
they
have
been
chosen
to
say
it
with
music"
as
the
32,000-ton
battle
cruiser
Repulse
'
steams
across
the
broad
Atlantic
I
Loggers
Had
Close
Call
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
7:
CP
Forty
loggers
living
on
a
floating
camp
at
Gibson
brothers'
operations
on
Tasls
Canal
In
Nootka
Sound
had
a
narrow
escape
when
fire
broke
out
on
the
boat,
sweeping
the
vessel
4-
from
stem
to
stern,
according
to
reports
reaching
here.
The
camp,
formerly
the
West
Van-
couvcr
Ferry
No.
2,
was
burned
i
some
time
lost
week.
.MAYBE
STILL
LUCKY
4
GUILDFORD,
Eng.,
Feb.
7:
(CP)
On
Friday.
January
13,
the
bride
Peror
wore
green,
walked
under
a
ladder,
married
Uie
man,
one
or
a
family
fr
rtAf
13
mnntlio
i-wn.
next
Miy
with
Their
Malestles.
the
King
and
Queen.
Althonsh
normal
strength
of
the
band
Is
60.
It
wa
found
impossible
to
take
more
than
half
on
the
historic
voyage.
Of
the
30
bandsmen
selected.
20
will
be
accomodated
aboard
the
Repulse
with
the
remaining
10
going
on
one
of
the
escorting
cruisers.
Under
the
direction
of
Lieut.
F
V.
Dunn,
made
a
member
of
the
Royal
Victorian
Order
In
the
last
New
Year's
honor
list,
the
band
for
years
has
enjoyed
the
honor
of
pro
viding
musical
entertainment
for
royalty.
The
Royal
Marine
Band
U
permanently
attached
to
the
royal
yachts
and
usually
accompanies
the
King
when
he
goes
aboard
his
yacht
the
"Victoria
and
Albert."
.
The
band's
trip
to
Canada,
however,
will
mark
the
first
time
it
,has
accompanied
a
reigning
sovereign
aboard
since
1911
when
ipeorge
V.
sailed
to
India
on
ILM.S.
Medina
for
his
coronation
as
Em-
Master
Musicians
Every
member
of
the
band
Is
a
'vlously,
and
there
were
13
wit-.
.
"
't?"
nesses
of
the
ceremony.
(Continued
on
Paye
Four)
Once
the
'Queen
of
?,a
Sea
and
peer
in
speed
and
size
of
a.i
passengei
vessels
K;
hi
Atlantic
swells,
the
S.S
LeaUun
.s
now
ust
a
rotting
hvlk
at
Pier
Four
Hobokea
NJ
Christfied
the
Va-terland
when
iaunrhed
in
1904,
and
pride
of
the
C-
erman
merchantile
fleet,
the
ship
had
made
only
Uo
and
one-haJf
crosAJiK
for
Germany
when
America
entered
the
world
war
and
she
was
.vi'i?d
by
UJ3.
government
and
pressed
into
transport
'ervtce.
After
the
war.
the
ship
ccntlnued
as
Tas-queen
until
tb
early
lMOs-
when
vessels-
kehe
Europa.
Bremen
and
others
oatCT'TieT!i
flpeed
and
style.
Since
1934
the
Leviathan
has
tx
en
tied
up
in
Hoboken.
Idle
and
lifeless,
where
she
Is
rapidly
becoming
a
landmark
and
where
she
will
stay
until
the
VS.
army
or
navy
drsiird
to
take
her
as
a
training
ship
or
some
foreign
power
receives
permission
to
purchase
ne
nuik.
The
ship
is
kept
in
a
state
of
tepair
with
a
crew
ot
u
men
under
Captain
Charles
S.
Lenz
right
instead
of
the
900
needed
when
she
was
a
first
class
liner.
BUILDING
OF
BOATS
Seattle
Yards
Are
Having
Very
Busy
Season
This
Winter
New
ilalibutter
SEATTLE,
Feb
7:-Seatt!e
shipbuilding
plants
are
having
a
busy
winter.
Principal
new
ship
under
con-
vessel
Explorer,
a
200-foot
diesel
wltih
all
the
latest
and
most
up-to-date
equipment,
which
Is
costing
$1,000,000.
Many
new
fishing
vessels
Include
a
combination
halibut
and
tuna
boat
for
Capt.
John
Skarpnes
N'nrng
completion
at
Ballard,
equlppcd
with
a
65
h.
p.
engine.
Numerous
fine
new
trolling
vessels
are
also
under
construction.
WIDESPREAD
CONSPIRACY
Irish
Republican
Army
Planned
to
Blast
British
Officials
from
Every
Part
of
Ireland
LONDON,
Feb.
7:
iCPt
Allegations
that
the
outlawed
Irish
Republican
Army
had
formed
a
plan
to
blast
British
officials
and
soldiers
from
every
part
of
Ireland
were
made
In
police
court
yesterday
as
the
police
continued
their
guard
of
the
Royal
Family,
high
officials
and
public
buildings
against
further
bomb
outrages.
Twelve
men
accused
of
conspiring
to
cause
the
explosions
were
held
for
further
hearing
In
Bow
Stret-t
police
court.
Pope
Pius
Gives
'Audiences
Tho'
'Suffering
Cold
1
i
ROME.
Feb
7
Pnno
Pli
'pite
a
cold
from
which
he
is
suf
TOURS
OF
Committee
To
Handle
City
Manager
Report
so
Tomorrow
s
Tides
141
Capitol
Igh
4:04
ajn.
21.9
ft.
18:24
p.m.
1S.9
ft.
TAXI
"
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
MUTIS
II
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
7,
11)39.
priceTTcentT
"
"
"
"!
'
7
-
-
-n..i
,oy&ists
Arc
Continuing
Resistance
K
CHANGE
Australia
Adopts
IN
SUBSIDY
!Hional
SeJe
litres
of
Chamber
of
Com
e
and
O,
W.
Nkkrrion
To
ie
Matter
Up
With
Gov-ernment
at
Ottawa
.
voluntary
Scheme
.
MELBOURNE.
Australia.
Feb.
7:
CP
The
Australian
government
u
adopting
a
voluntary
registra-
he
regular
dinner
meeting
Hon
plan
for
national
service.
In
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
or
the
event
of
emergency
designed
tree
last
night.
President
J
nca
similar
to
that
of
jvey
presiding
and
thirty
Great
Britain,
rrs
In
attendance,
the
sec'.
.
drew
attention
to
the
fact
171
ffT
WATCPC
e
had
received
tender
form
1
LtKJVJU
TTi
1
LIvO
ie
proposed
new
steamship
inn
nrrTIMlTri
The
specification
provld.
AKfc
KttbUlNu
t
the
ships
had
to
carry
at
i
(5
percent
of
their
capacity'
7-from
this
port
wrf
Seems
to
be
Over
.Sow
in
as
pointed
out
that
this
re-
oh,
R,T"
v"r
mean
that
the
boats
would
"MSVILLE,
Kentucky.
Feb.
,arrv
cnmM
f
mhit
Flood
waters
of
the
Ohio
River
are'
hea
what
they
were
desirioua
of
"nx
rcceoing.
rTom
seven
to
ten
thousand
In
Ohio.
Ken-cral
ccvf.op.ng
was
shipments
of
gen-
persons
merchandise.
lucky-
West
Virginia.
New
Mexico
ONCE
"QUEEN
OF
THE
SEAS"
NOW
JUST
ROTTING
HULK
ETHIOPIA
j
ROME.
Feb.
7:
Italian
tour
agencies
are
offering
trips
to
Ethiopia
as
a
special
attraction
to
tourist
this
season.
Transportation
is
b;ins
arranged
by
luxurious
liners
sailing
from
Naples
to
the
Rtd
Sea
port
of
disembarkation
from
which
either
aircraft
or
bus
may
be
taken
to
the
interior
points
of
interest.
,
Special
arrangements
are
also
be'ng
made
for
big
game
hunters
of
rhlnocerr,
elephants,
ante-lor.es.
gazelles
and
other
wild
animals
of
that
country.
On
motion
of
Theo
Collart.
th;
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-'
merce
at
is
regular
dinner
meet-ni
last
night
the
city
manager
report,
published
last
fall,
was
placed
in
the
hands
of
the
Legislative
Committee
to
Vike
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
labor
Council
of
this
city
and
to
rass
on
to
the
Union
of
British
Columbia
Municipalities
at
its
next
meeting.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Scattered
clouds,
calm;
barometer,
29.85
(rising);
structlon
Is
the
geodetic
survey
temperature,
17;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Scattered
clouds,
northerly
wind,'
22
miles
per
hour,
sea
choppy.
Langara
Island
Snowing,
northeast
wind,
20
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
28.92;
temperature,
2C.
sea
moderate.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
,
,
cumi,
uurumeier.
.oi,
'ure,
.
22;
light
..
.
.
swell
Bull
Harbor
Harbor-Scattered
Scattered
clouds
and
7i
j,
foot
depth.
It
will
be
""'J
"'u-
....vo
(..
full
diesel
hour;
barometer.
29.58;
tempera
ture.
32;
moderate
swell.
Alert
Bay
Snowing,
calm;
baro-
29.54.
Victoria
Fair,
calm;
barometer,
29.52.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
fourteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.56.
Prince
George
Fair,
northerly
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.12.
General
mains
low
Synopsis
Pressure
re-!
over
Vancouver
Island
Macey's
Coffee
House
!NEW
govt
I
i
Italy
Offering
These
As
a
Special
Attraction
To
Travellers
This
j
Year
!
OF
SPAIN
:
Franco
Administration
May
Get
Immediate
Recognition
From
Britain
and
France
fering;
resumed
audiences
today.
LONDON,
Feb.
7:
(CF)-Great
jThe
Holy
Father
has
been
stride-
Britain
and
France
are
no
en
with
a
mild
attack
of
Influenza.;
considering
giving
immediate
aggravating
chronic
asthma
and1
recognition
to
General
Francisco
compelling
all
precautions.
Vatican
Franco's
administration
as
the
news
.
i
vu,e
saia.
,
I
.
sole
government
of
Spain.
A
Foreign
Office
spokesman
said
today
that
the
two
governments
were
consider.ng
such
recognition
but
that
it
would
have
to
await
the
withdrawal
of
all
foreign
troops.
Reports
from
Paris
said
that
France
had
given
promise
of
friendly
relations
between
"New
Spain"
and
France.
The
Italian
government
has
disclaimed
to
Great
Britain
any
intention
of
keeping
Italian
troops
in
Spain
after
a
final
insurgent
victory,
political
circles
reported.
At
Ferpignan
Spanish
and
French
officials
are
conferring
on
the
question
of
whether
200,-.
000
Spanish
government
soldiers
Mho
fled
across
the
frontier
inta
France
from
Catalonia
Province
shall
be
repatriated
to
Spain
or
be
allowed
to
remain
in
France.
MEANTIME
IN
SPAIN
The
Spanish
government
embassy
here
announced,
today
that
the
government
of
Premier
Ne-grin
will
proceed"!
o
Valencia
before-
the
week-end
to
continue
its
resistance
to
th'e
insurgents
to
the
end.
The
announcement
made
no
mention
of
reported
negotiations
at
the
Franco-Spanish
border
for
peace
in
the
civil
war,
thus
indicating
at
least
temporary
refusal
of
the
insurgent
derm
nd
to
the
government
to
surrender
unconditionally.
VISITING
ROYALTY
Uncle
Sam
Preparing
Both
For
British
King
And
Also
wcgian
Crown
Prince
WASHINGTON,
D.
O,
Feb.
7:
With
the
visit
of
King
George
and
Queen
Elizabeth
of
England,
of
course,
overshadowing
all.
the
United
States
Is
looking
forward
to
entertaining
prominent
royal
visitors
this
year
and
already
elaborate
preparations
are
being
made.
Second
only
In
Importance
to
the
British
monarchs
will
be
Crown
Prince
Olaf
and
Princess
Martha
of
Norway
who
will
arrive
April
26
on
the
liner
Oslo-
ford
to
spend
twp
days
at
Hyde
Park
as
the
guests
of
President
'and
Mrs.
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
jmeter.
20.69;
temperature,
31;
sea
arter
which
they
will
make
quits
smooth.
an
extensive
tour
of
the
United
I
Est
e
van
Clear,
northeast
wind.
I
States,
visiting
Middle
West
states
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
including
Minnesota
and
Iowa,
the
Grand
Canyon,
California
and
the
Pacific
Northwest.
They
will
also
crass
Into
(Janada
with
Vancouver
probably
one
of
their
points
of
vlsltaUon.
Radio
Telephone
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Re
Functioning
Weather
Forecast
;Within
A
Month
The
marine
committee
reported
and
the
weather
has
been
unset-:
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
tied
with
snow
on
the
coast.
It
is
Commerce
at
its
meeting
last
becoming
colder
oter
the
Interior,
night
that
two
experts
were
now
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Chpr-,at
Dlgby
Island
Installing
the
new
lotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
'
wireless
telephone
apparatus
and
north
winds,
decidedly
colder
with
that
It
was
expected
to
be
func-a
J
ew
scattered
snow
flurries.
!
Honing
within
the
next
month.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
This
followed
a
protest
at
the
de-
Fresh
north
to
northwest
winds
lay
of
the
marine
department
In
colder
with
snow
flurries.
putting
the
system
In
good
shape.