'
r
vr
Al
tc
Tomorrows
Tides
w.
imrxfial
Pars
Her
Vl.lt
to
Port
of
prune
iiuperi
modern
ship
of
her
type
on
r
imperial
of
the
Imperial
uu
r
.d
her
first
vUlt
to
Prince
r
voterday
and
attracted)
i
.t.ncxt
and
favorable
com-Buili
at
Colltngwood
and
i
many
new
mechanical
tte
is
a
fine,
sturdy
drti
throughout
her
length
.
.
.
1
-
ft
L.
I
..
f
"j,
!
t
lier
Dcam
i
rnuij-
f
f
una
her
drait
18
lect
six
f
t
k
f
her
hull
and
the
red
iperworks
what
wun
we
t
.wtched
blue
stripe
of
her
1
r
i
iioni
on
we
mac,
.uu
ig
equipment
U
oi
the
date
available.
The
scoomy
and
we!!
-Tight-
n.odatlw
U
provided
for
1
rew
which
constsU
of
wo
males,
chief
i
n;nert.
three
oilers,
irid
cook
and
steward.
.
qua
run
are
below
j
From
his
office
h
opens
into
the
wlre-but
no
wireless
operator
the
vessel
Is
equipped
viephone
and
also
under,
each
capable
b
offlcen
of
the
ship,
'a.
r,a
cabin
opens
off
his
.
m,
ihe
other
side
of
the
are
quarters
for
the
:
:ft
Three
bunks
are
the
viy
one
room
In
the
crew's
hud
each
bunk
has
its
own
reading
lamp.
There
are
hj'xims
with
hot
and
cold
,"cr$
Private
lockers
are
each
man.
Heat
for
the
is
provided
by
a
vertical
boiler,
the
only
coal
on
tHng
that
for
the
galley
Luting
quarters
of
the
ship1
attractive
with
two
large
miss
The
galley
has
rc-'
ir
equipment,
'.inker
has
a
carrying
ca-f
450.000
Imperial
gallons
cargo
can
oe
cuscnargea
in
tan
seven
hours
through
the
own
motor
driven
pumps,
axillary
machinery.
Including
machinery,
is
also
operated
f
rlectrlc
power
supplied
by
pendent
dlwcl
generators
In
er
mine
room.
ti'
order
to
Insure
proper
flrrpro
3:i
a
complete
chemical
fire
The
Officers
The
otflccrs
of
the
Imperial,
who
ent
to
Colllngwood
to
bring
the
,l
ci
around
to
this
coast,
arc
CaPtaln.
A.
8.
McGaw.
Chief
Officers,
C.
I).
8ykcs.
Second
Mate.
H.
8tafford.
Chief
Engineer,
M.
Wallace.
Second
Ennlneer.
R.
olive.
The
ImnorUI
nf
1
,
.i
auiitu
iiviv;
u.
.
Lost
Plane
But
Search
Goes
On
broadcast
In
the
evening,)
To
West
Canada
ing
west.
S-5
of
Telegraph
Office
first
been
set
for
February
28.
Revision
Court
In
Session
Here
JUNEAU.
Feb.
20:
(CP)-Al-
(though
hope
has
been
practically
I
Irst
nhanfinnivl
fnp
tti
nf.tu
(
Mint
a
.
V
Milt,
U
(
(
iLen
cope
and
lour
pasAenjers.
who
disappeared
south
of
here
a
wcck
ago
yesterday
while
on
a
flight
from
Ketchikan
to
Juneau,
the
search
for
the
wreckage
Is
be
Ing
continued.
King
To
Launch
Mighty
Warship
Will
Remain
Open
Until
March
End
Court
of
revision
on
the
provln
.i.i
mil
fnr
Prlnre
HU
been
made,
the
court
was
adjourned
until
further
Information
Is
obtained
with
respect
to
some
of
the
apncals.
GeorRC
Crlpps,
assessor.
and
E.O.
Aves.
deputy
assessor,
were,
In
attendance
at
the
court
but
none
of
the
appellants
were
personally
uisninz
svsiem
is
insuiiea.'
.ih
niiuuicnng
gas
can
oe
rcicasea
a
few
seconds
from
steel
cylinder
through
a
system
of
piping
and
"orgies
to
any
part
of
the
ship
by
&e
use
of
remote
controls
located
at
different
stations
throughout
the
vc
;cl
I
Bulletins
.
.
.in
ninvmeriL
ill
iuu
wj
i
TREATY
WITH
RUSSIA
LONDON
Prime
MinUter
Neville
Chamberlain
announced
today
that
Great
Britain
was
opening
trade
negotiations
with
ItuMla.
of
Commons
Takes
No
Ac-
tion
In
On
Regard
To
Resolution
Union
AcatiTil.es
OTTAWA.
Feb.
the
lilt
third
W.HU
20:
iCP
For
I
?CW4
Ht
A
motion
by
3.
8.
Woodsworth.
C
C.
-
F
leader,
which
would
make
It
a
iVort
of
rpldemle
Appears
To
Be
criminal
offence
for
employers
to
Over
In
Ontario
and
Quebec
interfere
with
union
activities
of
employees,
was
talked
out
of
Par-
TORONTO,
Feb.
20:
CPi
A
hament
at
the
end
of
the
week.
mild
type
of
Influenza
which
has
-
-
been
oeen
sweeolng
sweeping
over
uyct
Quebec
wurwt
and
u
VICTORIA.
Feb.
20:
CP
Major
Gordon
Smith
of
the
provincial
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
is
leaving
Victoria
this
week
to
visit
southern
interior
points
with
a
view
-to
organizing
of
local
j
tourist
bureaux.
He
expects
to
visit
.
other
parts
of
the
province
later.
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
east
winds,
mostly
fair
and
slightly
colder.
'
.
Ernest
Unwin
sailed
List
night
on
the
Catala
for
a
brief
business
trip
to
Port
Simpson,
his
intention
being
to
return
tomorrow
morning
.
i
OnUrio
appears
to
have
passevl
fJatlVCS
Ul
IVltWanPa
rpi
1
HUIK
14
peas
ana
u
ucucvcu
w
w
I
Kailway
bhould
Kecompense
Them
For
Pole
Exploitation11
i
were
were
The
Native
neonle
of
Kitwanea,
picturesque
village
on
the
banks
of
the
Skeena
River,
about
150
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert,
which
for
many
years
has
been
a
point
of
fpjiture
interest
for
tourists
on
the
line
of
the
Canadian
...
.
.
-
Mnf
innnl
T?n?lvvnvs
nrn
hPfrinninrr
in
fppl
thnt
tViPV
are
en-'
HOlIIICauon
naa
orni
in.ii'i
itnv..
..v.....
.j
...
-f,-
f,
j
the
deferring
until
March
31
of
the
titled
to
some
recompense
from
the
railway
company
and
of
the
Government
icie-'are
making
representations
wun
a
.
.
.
,
.
1
UUVi
ynA
I
.
-
i
.
L.
.
-
I
I
1
M
A
n,l.inC
erUDuS
oiuce
ncrc
ihuh
view
k
uuuuimis
i.
tne
me
4voiw-i
141
Capitol
II!
h
2:20
a.m.
20.7
ft.
TAXI
14:33
pin.
20.0
ft.
8:40
am.
5.3
ft.
20:50
pjn.
i2
ft.
Macey's
Coffee
House
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVIII
No.
42.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
20,
1939.
PRICE;
5
CENTS
noter
Crisis
Appears
Looming
'IKE.
HLYV
SHIP
FOR
B.C.
RUN
iope
For
Great
Battleship
of
33.000
Tons
Will
Be
One
of
MlthtleU
And
Most
.Modern
Afloat
,
LONDON.
Feb.
20:
(CP)-Klng
'George
will
officiate
tomorrow
at
-.
ft
I
I
-
Li
f
ft
u
-
ti
hrr
an
attraetlte
as
weu
',c
ui.chuik
m
mc
run
utwSc
Mr,MrlnB
veasel'V
It
will
be
one
of
the
mlghtieit
DIVER
IS
DROWNED
LYTTON
Emile
Kene,
63,
vet-eran
diver,
died
in
the
Fraer
Itlver
Saturday
when
his
air
line
apparently
became
tanked
a
he
tried
to
salvage
a
sunken
dredge.
CUMBERLAND
STIHKE
CUMBERLAND
Operations
of
No.
S
coal
mine
here
were
halted
when
450
miners,
members
of
the
United
.Mine
Workers
of
America,
a
C.I.O.
affiliate,
walked
off
of
the
job
in
a
work
stoppage
which
union
officials
said
was
unauth-oriied
and
in
sympathy
with
other
workers
in
a
transportation
dispute
with
the
company.
...
J
a
.
J
k.ilt..UIH.
llf
.
J
....
..LL.
sine
room
are
two
5ev-ino
muv
immr.
.w
OfJUSWOri
n
Hi
700
hp
Fairbanks
u
isi
"'
C
.
engine
which
turn
rearmament
and
defence
pro-,
.
r.i..tinn
ner.gram
which
U
cola?
on
In
Orcat
An
f
erring
thetr
thrust
d
.c
vkm.
gear
and
electro-p
coupUnas
to
the
or
shaft.
At
125
revo-rnaiute.
the
screw
push-.
,a)
through
the
water
i
jis
ptr
Iwur.
Britain
It
U
a
35.000-ton
vesel.'In
connection
with
the
launching,
the
King
will
be
heard
from
C.B.R.'
Vanocvuer
at
7
25
Pacific
Standard
Time
tomorrow
morning
with
a,
re-
iu-
Vi
to
Date
Muipmeni
1
1
fl
HV
ha.
etecuk
tringintluenza
Moves
with
head-man
wneeis.
Motion
Again
Talked
Out
NANAIM0
Tobacco
Company
ki
TUU
udlcator.
don.
-
v
.i
r:
b
i
vruwic
Island
Town
To
Represent
British
Columbia
In
Dominion
Drama
Festival
VICTORIA,
Feo.
20:
CP-Th2
Nanalmo
Dramatic
Society
Saturday
night
won
the
right
to
rep-
George
Sklllan
of
Lon-
Would
Organize
Local
Tourist
Bureaux
In
B.C.
oervice
uivmena
MONTREAL.
Feb.
20:
For
the
fourth
consecutive
year
workers
to
the
number
of
about
four
thousand
In
the
employ
of
Im-
lewiiv
iiui
wu.
...
djTldend
amounting
to
approxi-Domlnion
Drama
when
Festival
matplT
i22arm
mirMonthM
iivt-
the
one-act
play
and
a
half
perctnt
of
waH
earn-
from
Voe"
was
placed
first
In
the
ed
durlng
M
,t
w
aanounced
provincial
eliminations
by
the
ad-b
tne
Cnmnanv
days,
on
mursaay
niBui.
uicjr
...
-
,
..cniutlon
to
this
effect
i
been
exnerlenclnir
durlncr
the
commutation
having
been
ex-
nroceed
to
Ocean
Prince
George,
"ciocK
vesterdnv
nlinin
from
ncpr
nnop
wj
of
.
i
the
hp
("iiiiiiiiiiiv.
comnany.
Falls
on
inn
tfent
tfiAt?
K
n1vn
rnntfHpratlnn
tug
tav
-J
v
n
TJrifrKf
r
XT
1
1
va"1
n
ct
n
In
the
way
of
employment
as
'
pair.
Some
of
them
were
embedd-1
Dert
district
was
opened
on
Friday
."-.---
"v'
Alltr
a
lt
minor
adjusimcnu
iu,r
."vr,
"
,p
totems
and
damaging
others.
Now
the
railway
company
has
expressed
Its
desire
of
again
repairing
the
poles.
The
chiefs
and
people
of
Kitwanga,
In
meeting,
decided
that
cr.
u.
r.
"'"caif.
In-
they
tney
n
had
no
objection
J
to
the
rail-
tuberculosis
officer
of
the
Prov
clat
Board
of
Health.
nd
Mta
.JW
PJJ
of
tnelr
fatners
N
arrived
.
w
en
Horence
M.
Erlckson
R
In
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
eve-,
n
shape
r
nm
from
Vancouver
to
conduct
d
be
given
some
em-
"
aclinic
-
here
during
ne
n
xt
IOu
ago
this
summer
a
big
flood
on
the
Skeena
River
went
through
the
village.
Inundating
some
of
the:
v..
nense.
I
was
passed
and
Is
being
Imunlcated
to
the
railway
that
was
corn-corn
-
same
meeting
in
the
homt
Chief
Mathias
(Ack-gaudi
SjySt
tit
"
WliftM
when
the
'
i
1
1..
...-..J
'
,
'
i
.
.
.
,,..
.
known
as
the
Kitwanga
Trappers
m.j
;
-
Association,
the
main
object
of
'
.
...
remounting
historic
totem
poles
.
;
jwhlch
would
be
to
seek
recognition
f
Kitu-anea
which
at
that
tlme
.
.
"
ti
.-
ji
'from
the
the
authorities
authorities
of
or
an
area
were
tailing
iiw
okvc
ui
nun
between
Andimaul
and
Fiddler
Creek
in
which
native
trap
lines
would
be
protected
from
the
de
predations
of
any
outside
people
Dominion
and
provincial
governments
will
be
asked
to
Insure
the
natives
of
full
trapping
and
fish
ing
rights.
Conferred
With
Agent
The
meeting
of
the
Kitwanga
people
followed
a
conference
with
the
Indian
Agent.
Capt.
G.
C
Mortimer
of
Hazelton,
when
the
matters
of
the
re-erectlon
of
the
totem
poles
and
the
fishing
and
trapping
rights
were
discussed,
the
Indian
Agent
being
reminded
by
native
speakers
of
what
they
consider
are
their
Just
dues.
Re
Terence
was
made
to
the
economla
recom-
difficulties
that
the
Indians
have
The
Sons
of
Norway
and
Mount
lOldfteld
Ski
Clubs
held
an
ooen
.
cross-country
race
yesterday
after-i
noon
which
waspon
by.
E.
John-.
I
rtn.
The
event
was
witnessed
at
various
poinU
by
a
lane
number
t
-oectators.
the
weather
being
Ideal
for
the
sport.
The
race
covered
a
course
of
three
to
four
miles
commencing
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
cabin,
circling
around
the
Mitchell
cabin
to
the
summit
of
Mount
Old-field
and
then
down
to
the
Miunt
Oldfield
cabin
where
the
race
terminated.
F.
A.
MacCallum
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
was
official
ter
and
time
recorder.
There
twenty
contestants,
including
kiers
from
the
local
clubs
and
also
some
out
of
town
skiers.
The
race
resulted
as
follows:
j
First
E.
Johnson.
Sons
of
Norway
Club,
29.2
minutes.
Second
J.
Freldhelm.
Sons
of
Norway
Club,
32.2
minutes.
Third
tled
R.
D.
Minion.
Mount
Oldfield
Club
and
W.
Mason
Vancouver'
37
minutes.
Atlantic
Coast
Weather
Warm
Unusually
For
Tills
Balmy
Temperatures
Time
of
Year
Being
Recorded
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
20:
(CP
Record
warm
weather
for
Febru
ary
Is
being
experienced
along
the
Atlantic
seaboard.
In
Philadelphia
vesterday
68
was
recorded
and
in
New
York
60
above.
Kidnap-Killer
Goes
To
Chair
Franklin
Pierce
McCall
To
Be
Executed
Today
For
Snatch-Slaying
of
Little
Jimmy
Cash
MIAMI.
Florida,
efforts
to
secure
Feb.
20:
All
a
reprieve
or
time
of
the
depression
throuch
hausted,
Franklin
Pierce
McCall,
shrinkage
of
employment,
parUcu-
condemned
kldnap-slayer
of
little
I
1
1
..
I
-
At
.
1
.
.
.
I
.
r,.U
rvAAO
tn
t
rl
f.
....
many.
!'4y
uic
saimou
uMieries.
ine
wiiuuijr
vasn,
iki"'
mornlni?
she
sailed
for
Stewart1
The
matter
.
of
the
totem
poles
Is
j
co-opeUion
and
support
of
the
chair
today.
Instance
of
the
grow-
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
In
win
return
ito
to
loco
.just
another
she
win
.return
whence
f
a,
.J
of
the
Indians
that'
their
representations
was
sought.!
Rev.
C.
A.
Hlnchllffe.
Anglican
-fi
.
I,
a
n
m
district
man-
they
are
entitled
to
some
sort
of
Speakers
at
the
conference
with,
with.
oitiTon.
'o
-Mew
Deal"
or
more
adequate
,
Indian
Agent
Mortimer
t
v
-!
...
....
.
.
Vanm.,::
:
r'
""V,w
'
7.7..I.
'J
.J.
.V
:
Vh
mterfront
recomlUon
of
Uielr
aoorigtnai
enter
do-wel-Lasque
'-""
ia
victoria
ana
i-urt.mtiuuiug
ouiijij".
...
,
,,,ir,
Alice
hiitttnn.
-
...
A.
i
ir.Hrrt
Inmcct
the.rlchts.
Trapping
Ule
West
Coast.
At
3
o'clock
this,
vessel.
question
Church
rector
at
Terrace,
arrived
included
in
the
city
on
yesterday
mornlng'3
(Oeortie
H.I
train
from
the
Interior
for
a
brief
was
anotner
Moorei
and
Ch
ef
Ack-Quad
(Mat-i
visit
and
wm
oe
returning
nomc
taken
up
at,thlas
Bright).
tthts
evening.
i
R.
Benavides
and
other
minis-
t-
ters
had
left
the
capital
on
a
holiday
trip.
Ixyal
troops
i
of
the
interior
and
an
eld
Many
Royal
Air
Force
Pilots
In
Crash
Fatalities
LIMA.
Peru.
Feb.
20;
-CPi
General
Rodriguez
was
killed
last
night
in
an
attempted
seizure
of
the
Peruvian
gov-
ernment
alter
President
Oscar
aUnowledgement
as
follows:
A
Friend.
$2.
Sons
of
Norway,
S10.
L.
and
R.
Johnson.
Osland,
50c.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Johnson.
Osland,
$5.
x
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Johnson.
Osland.
S3.
Is
Seen
Following
Conclusion
Of
Spanish
Civil
War
pena:
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada
Limited
will
receive
a
service
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of
the
ocmpanys
dere
to
reward
an
early
conclusion
of
the
Spanish
civil
war
on
the
basis
its
employees
for
loyalty
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the
insurKent
General
Francisco
Franco,
the
condition
cerit
of
international
affairs
is
developing
symptoms
of
another
payment
of
the
Drwwnt
ervice
crisis
oi
major
proportions,
i
oiaiuanan
nations
oi
tne
dividend
brings
the
total
amount
--
-
.
of
such
dividends
paid
to
date
to
KMOJOOO.
Imprint
Tobacco
employees
also
!
benefit
through
group
insurance.
a
sick
benefit
plan,
a
pernron
iund
and
a
weeks
annual
vacation
with
pay
for
factory
workers.
SKI
RACING
INTERESTS
:
E.
Johnson
Won
Cross-Country
Event
on
Mount
Oldfield
Peru
Revolt
w
Is
Put
Down
Berlin-Rome-Tokyo
axis,
observers
generally
believe,
are
so
moving
as
to
diffuse
the
influence
of
such
nations
as
Great
Britain.
France
and
United
States.
On
the
one
hand,
Japan
is
threatening
to
menace
French
Into-Chlna
after
having
seized
the
forbidden
Island
of
Hainan
from
China.
Increasing
of
the
Japanese
pressure
In
the
Far
East
U
anticipated
to
result
in
the
diversion
of
French
fighting
forces
to
that
theatre,
leaving
the
way
clear
for
Germany
and
Italy
to
pursue
their
colonial
demands
in
the
Mediterranean
and
African
area.
These
are
among
the
disturbing
t
.
.
.
i
thwarted
the
efforts
of
Anton-
,
l
nnrirlotin
aho
ora
minister
"c
ul
oyui
u
waj
Precautionary
Precautionary
mea
mea-
14
i'
ma'or.
4'
sure?
have
been
enforced
fol-
lowing
the
short-lived
revolt.
?.
Enockson
Fund
Is
Increasing
Further
Donations
in
Cash
Good?
Made
Over
Week-Eiil
and
reported
last
night
would
be
followed
by
a
conference
either
in
or
assisted
loyalist
Spain.
r"
1
M
LU
smooth.
the
next
Beni
to
Mussolini
of
Italy.
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
and
General
Franco
on
problems
arising
out
of
the
conflict.
Meantime
French
negotiations
with
Franco
tor
Spanish
peace
and
recognition
of
his
nationalist
regime
were
suspended
today
after
Franco
ruled
that
only
unconditional
surrender
of
the
Republicans
or
final
victory
for
the
Nationalists
could
end
the
war.
This
was
evidently
Franco's
answer
to
a
reputed
loyalist
authorization
yesterday
to
have
Great
Britain
and
France
negotiate
a
truce
on
Several
more
parcels
havebeen
the
basis
of
only
one
condition
Mt
at
the
Dally
News
for
the
that
there
be
no
reprisals
and
that
Enockson
fund
and
monies
have
amnesty
be
granted
all
soldiers,
been
received
since
the
previous
officials
and
those
who
fought
for
Richard
Butler,
Under
Secretary
of
Foreign
Affairs,
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
the
Italian
government
proposed
to
send
3C-000
additional
troops
to
Libya
In
North
Africa,
Increasing
the
Liby
an
garrison
to
60,000.
From
United
States
came
word
that
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
on
his
way
to
the
Caribbean
Sea
to
review
United
States
naval
j
manoeuvres,
was
prepared
to
re-I
turn
to
Washington
should
the
International
situation,
which
he
is
.watching
closely,
appear
to
make
jit
advisable.
The
president
left
LONDON,
Feb.
20:
(CP)-Slnce
Key
West
on
tne
battleship
nous.
the
first
of
this
year
no
less
than
tQn
Qn
Saturda
and
not
QU8
'forty-five
pilots
of
the
Royal
Air
back
until
March
3.
,
Force
have
lost
their
lives
In
jcrashes.
The
latest
victim
is
Flylngl
officer
Allenby
Ross
of
Halifax;
TODAY
b
WtAIHcK
ac
atUCD
wno
was
Kinea
ai
tne
ween-enu.
In
England
while
taking
special
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
training.
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30.41
liuciaiuic,
u
,
gen
ValHdry
lUCIUldllldl
Triple
Island-Cloudy.
-
'
l
J
IF
11
Accept
Vouchers
Alberta
Civil
Servants
Are
To
Receive
One-Quarter
Pay
CALGARY,
Feb.
20:
(CP)
Three
hundred
Calgary
merchants
have
agreed
to
accept
provincial
vouchers
In
which
It
was
announced
at
the
end
of
the
week
Alberta
civil
servants
would
receive
one-quarter
of
their
salaries.
t
falling;
miiu,
is
innt-3
per
southeast
hour;
light
swell.
I
Langara
Island
Overcast,
east
southeast
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
Will
Honor
This
Tender
in
Which
barometer,
30.36;
temperature,
35;
light
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
30.41;
tempera
ture,
31:
sea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor
Scattered
clouds,
calm;
barometer,
30.44;
temperature,
31;
light
sjvell.
Alert
Bay
Scattered
clouds;
barometer,
30.50;
temperature,
31;
sea
smooth.