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Monday,
July
1G,
1933
POLITICAL
SITUATION
It
is
always
difficult
to
guage
the
political
situation,
especially
as
election
day
approaches
but
all
reliable
authorities
agree
that
the
Liberals
will
be
returned
to
power.
The
only
question
is
one
of
how
large
a
majority.
Labor
also
will
be
represented
by
several
candidates
so
that
there
is
absolutely
no
hpe
of
a
Conservative
government
coming
Into
power.
Premier
MacLean
will
have
the
opportunity
to
show
what
he
can
do
and
the
Labor
and
other
groups
can
be
satisfied
that
their
interests
will
propertly
safeguarded.
An
indication
of
the
trend
in
the
south
is
the
fact
that
the
Province
newspaper,
the
only
one
of
the
three
Vancouver
papers
to
oppose
the
government,
has
nothing
to
say
of
the
twelve
years'
record
of
the
Liberals
but
contents
iUelf
with
quibbling
over
such
minor
matters
as
the.
interpretation
of
the
Attorney
General's
speech
or
the
correctness
of
the
Premier
when
he
said
'
it
was
well
to
leave
it
for
friends
of
Ottawa
to
complete
the
negotiations
for
the
P.G.E.
There
is
no
real
opposition
anywhere.
No
alternative
policy
is
set
forth
by
the
opposition.
COMMISSIONER
OF
FISHERIES
It
i
only
recently
that
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
has
taken
over
the
position
of
Commissioner
of
Fisheries
in
British
Columbia.
He
has
not
yet
had
time
to
do
anything
outstanding
in
regard
to
the
de
partment.
However,
an
interesting
situation
has
arisen.
The
canneries
are
declared
-ta.
be
-under
provincial
control
and
with
Mr.
rattullo
as
commissioner,
he
will
be
a
very
active
participant
in
i
the
fishery
situation
in
thf
district
in
future.
It
will
remembered
that
it
was
the
local
member
who
arranged
for
the
conversion
of
the
provincial
dock
here
into
a
fish
dock,
thus
centralizing
the
halibut
business
right
in
the
city
instead
-of
banishing
it
to
Seal
Cove.
The
only
floats
the
fishermen
ever
had
were
built
under
his
direction
at
Cow
Bay,
even
though
it
was
really
incumbent
on
the
Ottawa
government
to
do
that
werk.
He
also
offered
the
Dominion
government
a
piece
of
waterfront
property
suitable
for
floats
free
of
coat
if
they
would
construct
them.
Now,
with
the
increasing
responsibility
thrown
on
him
by
his
being
made
commissioner
of
fisheries
and
by
the
recent
decision
of
the
courts
in
regard
to
canneries,
mueh
more
may
be
expected
from
the
local
member.
There
is
a
possibility
that
the
whole
fish
control
may
be
turned
over
to
the
province
in
which
case
Prince
Rupert
would
be
in
an
excellent
position
with
her
member
as
fisheries
commissioner.
While
no
one
is
saying
anything
personally
against
Dr.
Tolmie,
it
is
being
claimed
for
him
that
he
is
a
practical
and
successful
farmer
and
as
such
should
appeal
to
the
agricultural
communities.
Such
is
not
the
case.
Dr.
Tolmie
Is
a
veterinary
surgeon
by
pro
fession
and
he
has
farmed
a
little
for
a
hobby.
As
far
back
as
most
people
can
remember
he
has
held
government
positions,
such
as
live
stock
commissioner,
and
has
officiated
as
judge
at
fairs,
and
at
horse
races.
His
farming
has
not
been
a
success.
Without
his
gov
.eminent
positions
he
could
not
have
made
a
living.
For
a'
number
of
years
he
has
been
a
member
of
the
Federal
parliament.
During
the
life
of
the
previous
government
be
was
"minister
of
agriculture
and
'
when
that
salary
failed
he
took
the
position
of
official
orgJtnhter
for
the
Conservative
party
at
a
very
-
large
salary.
In
Jhl?
way
.
he
was
able
to
maintain
his
farm.
We
should
nc4
.iKP
mentioned
these
acts
were
It
not
that
his
ton
eager
friends
are
holdjtlg
him
tip
as
a
practical
working
farmer,
which
he
is
not.
CONSERVATIVE
ATTITUDE
The
attitude
of
the
Conservative
party
toward
Northern
British
Columbia
is
well
set
forth
by
the
attitude
of
R.
II.
Pooley,
House
leader
of
the
party
and
first
lieutenant
of
Dr.
Tolmie.
When
dealing
with
the
Timber
iloyalties
Bill
in
the
Legislature
Mr.
Pooley
moved
that
the
royalties
on
No.
1
spruce
in
the
Trince
Rupert
district
be
increased
from
$1.10
to
$1.50,
while
leaving
all
other
timber
at
the
lower
rate.
This
was
opposed
by
Mr.
Pattullo
on
the
ground
that
the
high
grade
timber
was
found
only
in
small
quantitien
and
finding
the
opposition
to
his
suggestion
too
strong
the
amendment
of
Mr.
Pooley
was
dropped.
Strawberries
at
their
best
SHREDDE
'
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A
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WaUace
Beery,
;nd
lUymopd
Hatton
have
achieved
tne
lmpoaMble.
T&ey
hT
made
fourtiffimsdie
In
a
row
and
each
one
Is
funnjer
than
its
predeces..
Of.
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..
Tfce
latest
nonsenee
opera
of
t(hl
inimitable
nalr.
"Nw
WeTe
in
the
Air,"
shows
here
at
the
week-end.
Ttey
are
shown
as
a
couple
of
boon
viators,
who
become
auob
by
wandering
into
a
propeller
testing
room
Wfeew
six
propellent
are
roaring
at
nee
and
having
their
Sootoh
big
blander
WEEK.
AT
TIIKATKE
Monday
"flying
Romeoa."
Comedy.
Para-mount
Neva.
TiirwU)
PattuUo'a
rtnal
MettM-
he'll
take
lent
settled
yet.
"FLYING
ROMEOS"
IS
Wrdm-Mlay
and
Thursday
Jackie
Ooogan
In
"Suttame"
Luplno
Lane
Oonaeely
'"lleHo
Sailor."
Aesop's
FUn
Fables.
Patfee
Review.
Friday
and
Saturday
Wallaee
Beery
and
Raymond
Hatton
la
"Now
We're
in
the
'
Ate."
Comedy
"A
Sporty
Tall."
Comedy
"A
Fonl'a
Errand.''
Metro-Gold
vyn
New.
4
ccstusoee
blown
of
f
them
Some
one
toaata
then
a
paor
of
flying
suit
and
they
are
off.
Mistaken
Identity
dominates
the
theme.
It
does
not
end
with
the
comedians
being
mistaken
for
flyers,
but
Louise
Brooks,
the
arming
and
beau
tiful
leading
woman.
MffUres
tu
the
mlatakea.
She
plays
twin
sisters,
one
Oerman
and
one
French.
WaUy
loves
the
Oerman
girl
and
Ray
ttie
French;
i
then
problem
of
telling
them
apart
la
a
tough
one
and
leads
to
no
end
of
nmaatog
situations.
.
JACKIE
COOGAN
IS
FAST
GROWING
UP
"lluttnns"
Was
Made
During
Ills
Vacation
from
School:
Is
'nmuuir
Ituflrr
The
world's
most
famous
boy,
rapidly
growing
up,
Is
still
a
hundred
per
cent
boy.
Jackie
Ooogan,
with
his
hah
cut,
and
on
the
threshold
of
hlgn
school,
plays
older
rolei
forsaken
the
child
roles
that
first
won
aim
fame
but
he
'a
having
a
gcod
deal
more
fun.
Jackie,
whose
newest
"near
grown
up"
role
discloses
him
as
a
bellboy
on
an
'Atlantic
liner
la
"Button,"
Is
going
to
mUitary
school
now
and
had
to
jiake
the
picture
during
summer
vacation,
as
it's
oome
to
a
point
where
he
can't
stay
out
of
school
ioo
long.
He
wants
to
be
an
officer
and
t)Us
requires
a
good.
deal
of
work
and
study,
tor
film
fame
means
nothing
In
the
"hard-boiled"
precincts
of
school
discipline.
He
gained
his
first
step
toward
a
lieutenancy
when
he
won
the
post
of
company
bugler
at
the
urban
schools
where
he
Is
a
student.
Weil
.Military
Prizes
-
JacUe
la
a
perfect
all
round
athlete,
horseman,
marksman,
an
eapert
golfer,
and
a
thorough
expert
on
military
drill.
He
wen
prtaes
for
military
tactics
last
term,
as
weH
as
the
eoveted
bugler's
pest.
Between
school
terms
and
Offer
week
ends
he
paisea
his
time
either
at
home
with
his
parents
or
on
their
ranch
near
San
DIgo.
This
ranch
Is
one
of
Jaekie'a
greatest
Joys
he
baa
-blr
own
bone
and
a
great
colleetlofi
of
pets.
st
and
ahlnery
are
hts
hettbles;
it's
very
probable
that
hell
take
a
tees-
nloal
course
in
eotlege.
His
parent
tentatively
plan
to
send
him
to
Bants
Clara
University
but
Just
what
course
A
LAUGHABLE
COMEDY
Never'
have
Sidney
and
Murray
been
funnier
since
First
National
wisely
put
them
together
as
the
screen's
first
comedy
team
In
"Flying'
Remeea."
It
you
can
imagine
George
and
Inadvertently,
becoming
aviators
when
they
don't
.know
any
mort
about
flying
than
the
W
about
the
fourth
dimension,
starting
on
an
airplane
fllsbt
to
China
only
to
discover
that
their
"pilot"
knfltya
lf.
ftiput
It
than
WW
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if
yuiTHyi..M.
In
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trM
tra
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the
SltU-
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or-
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Htloiyn-Just
oneof
them
wbltto
pro-vkKWJ"u
hilarious
I
farce.'
Tnceaung
'sequences
of
the
picture,
too
with
Oeorge
and
Ohartle
as
barbers
both
seeking
the
hand
of
the
manicurist,
is
very
fanny
and
gets
the
picture
off
to
a
lively
start,
which
continues
and
builds
as
the
production
unreels.
Cspt.
C.
H.
Nloholson,
well
known
here
aa
former
manager
of
the
Grind
Trunk
Pacific
Coast
Bteamahip
services
and
now
manager
of
Steamships
and
Oar
Ferries
uf
the
Central
region
of
tthe
Oanadian
National
Railways,
wan
recently
elected
president
of
the
Dominion
Marine
Association.
AT
VaM'OI'VKK
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
In
Vancouver
Monday
last
at
St.
Oeorge'i
Church,
Her.
Jajor
Owen
officiating,
when
Mla
Etanda
Marsh,
formerly
of
Pntm
Rupert,
daugftter
of
Rev.
and
a4,.Mra.
Thomas,
J.
Marsh
of
Terrace
bepJme
the
bride
of
James
Farquhar
ofrinve
Rupeft,
The
bride
w6
was
unattended
looked
very
pretty
In
a
becoming
ensemble
af
brown
printed
crepe
with
velvet
coat
and
small
bat
of
the
same
shade.
Immediately
after
the
ceremony
Mr.
and
Mra.
Farquhar
left
for
the
south
and
on
their
return
will
reeide
In
the
bungalow
at
the
corner
of
Fifth
Avenue
Fast
and
Oettor;
street.
Mlat
Marah
lived
,
for
many
years
In
Terrace
and
for
sereral
yeara
wa
on
U
teaching
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
schools
.
She-
1
we)l
known
and
la
a
general
favorite
among
the
younger
people
of
the
eMy.
Mr.
Farquhar
la
accountant
for
Lip-
sett
&
Cunningham
and
has
lived
here
for
many
yeara.
DESTROYER
HERE
OFFICIAL
VISIT
HIS
.MAJESTY'S
CANAIHAX
SHIP
VASCOrVEK
WILI.
HE
IX
POUT
TOR-
TWO
1IAVS
To
pay
her
frlat
visit
to
tals
port,
the
allm
HJJ.C.S.
Vancouver,
Lieut.
Ocmma&dtr
R.
I,
Agnew
in
command,
Kr
her
grey
baws
into
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
at
830
tilt
moraine
to
meet
HM.S.
Durban,
which
la
already
here,
and
make
a
two-day
visit.
The
trim
little
destreyer
tied
up
alongside
the
targe
British
warship
at
No.
1
CNH.
wnarf
wfcere
she
will
be
moored
while
here.
The
Vancouver
presented
a
picture
of
neatness
and
efficiency.
She
waa
leaned
U,
the
Dominion
this
year
by
the
Imperial
authorities
and
waa
formerly
HJiI.8.
Toresdor
She
la
316
feet
long
and
carries
three
tour-inch
guns,
four
torpedo
tubes
and
lighter
weapons.
Her
hiersonell
cousins
of
about
100
officers
and
men.
During
the
morning.
Col.
8.
P.
Me-Uordle.
mayor
of
the
city,
boarded
the
destroyer
to
extend
an
official
municipal
welcome.
Lieut,
'commander
Agnew
will
return
the
call
this
afternoon.
MANY
LOCAL
PEOPLE
VISITED
WARSHIP
ON
SUNDAYAFTERNOON
All
yesterday
afternoon
local
people
seethed
over
the
visiting
light
cruiser
HAIB.
Durban
to
Inspect
the
veatel
Weather
was
propitious
far
the
occa
sion
and
much
interest
was
taken
In
the
armament
and
various
nooks
and
cor
ners
of
Interest
aboard
the
warship
whkh
Is
equipped
with
alt
the
latest
devices
tor
naval
warfare.
Well
dls
clpHntd
and
courteous
officers
and
men
saw
that
all
the
landspeople
were
well
taken
care
of
and
some
had
the
pleasure
of
taking
afternoon
tea
with
the
laUors
It
la
understood
that
Oept.
Coleridge
and
leading
office
Of
the
cruiser
will
tender
a
tea
danaant
aboard
ahlp
to
their
newly-made
local
friends
torn
or
row
afternoon.
HUB.
Durban
will
leave
'Wednesday
morning
for
the
Queen
Charfotte
la.
lands
en
route
to
Vancouver.
CHURCH
PARADE
HELD
BY
WARSHIP'S
MEN
One
Hundred
and
fifty
Member
of
II..M.H.
Hurnan
Crew
I'rcM-nt
Smart
Apearunre
Over
one
hundred
and
fifty1
men
from
HidS.
Durban
parading
yesterday
morning
to
church
service
at
8t.
An'
drew's
Anglican
Cathedral
presented
a
smart
appearance
as
tHey
marched
from
the
warship
along
Becond
Street,
Third
Avenue,
McBrlde
Street
and
Fifth
Avenue
West.
The
procession
waa
head
ed
by
the
ship's
volunteer
band
of
fifteen
piece.
Following
were
130
WATER
NOTICE
CLKlltlNU
STUEAMS
TAKE
NOTICE
that
E.
D.
Judson.
Ltd..
whose
address
la
Terrace.
B.On
win
aDDlr
for
a
license
to
use
the
waters
of
kltsumgallum
Rlyer
near
Terrace
for
"Clearing
Btreama"
purpose,
namely,
clearing
and
Improving
the
stream
for
me
driving.
Dooming,
or
raiting
oj
toga
The
points
on
the
stream
between
which
It
is
proposed
to
clear
'
are
from
the
oolnt
where
the
Kltaumzallum
River
In
tersecU
the
North
Line
of
Let
100
to
'h
South
Line
of
Lot
1419.
Range
a.
Coast
District.
The
estimated
mileage
be
tween
the
aald
polnta
la
4ft
mile,
more
or
leas.
The
term
proposed
for
the
licence
Is
21
years.
This
notice
was
posted
on
tne
grouna
on
tne
wtn
aay
or
jum,
1028.
A
eoov
of
thla
notice
and
an
ap
plication
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
'Water
Aot"
will
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Frlnce
Rupert,
B.C..
Tle
petition
lor
approval
of
undertaking
and
an
.application
for
approval
of
the
Schedule
of
Tolls
will
be
feard
In
the
office
of
the
Board
of
Investigation
at
a
date
to
be
fixed,
and
any
Interested
person
may
file
an
objection
thereto
In
the
office
of
the
Comptroller
or
of
the
Water
Recorder
of
the
District
Ohlertlon.
to
the
application
be
filed
with
the
aald
Water
Recorder
may
-
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
nr....
or
wim
tne
uomoirwier
u
v
.
Rights,
Parliament
Bulldinsa.
victoria.
BXL
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
or
mi
nonce
in
nawiniMr
The
rttt
of
the
first
publi
cation
of
thla
notice
Is
June
IB.
1B28,
E
D.
JUDSON.
IJU..
Applicant
E
D.
JuUaun.
Agent.
petty
officers
and
men
of
the
ahlp.
led
by
a
lieutenant
In
full
naval
dreaa.
with
a
party
of
marines
In
their
"wash
b.wls"
and
two
midshipmen
following,
i
An
appropriate
sermon
waa
delivered
to
the
naval
men
by
Archdeacon
O.
A.
r:z.
The
editor
says
he
does
not
care
a
darn
who
is
elected
but
If
we
want
Prince
Rupert
to
grow,
the
MacLean
candidate
1
the
one
to
help.
Dress
well
but
dent
Imagine
that
d.
easing
is
the
only
qualification
for
a
btg
too.
The
more
expensive
the
saddle,
the
more
Insignificant
the
plug
pony
loots.
The
reason
you
see
moat
of
thefh
cuptoyers
at
their
business
estaMtefa-ments
in
this
city
Is
because
ther
1
no
gotf
links
handly.
Native
sona
should
not
feel
so
puffed
up
over
their
heritage.
Imml-
grants
are
here
because
they
passed
Inspection
but
the
Native
sona
wer
sneaked
in
by
the
stork.
Olve
Mac-Lean
a
chancel
That's
the
battle
cry.
Let
Him
try
bis
band
He
has
a
Hfht
to
try.
He's
done
wetl
tn
the
past
And
now
he
is
premier.
Just
let
him
carry
on;
We
nothing
have
to
fear.
High
low
High
Low
.
a:gh
Lew
High
ow
'v.
-
High
Low
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ACT
NOTICE
OF
WLICATION
IOR
TON--Mi.NT
TO
TIIANKIKK
OF
HKKU
LICKNCL
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that,
on
the
11th
day
of
July
next,
the
under,
algned
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
ccnaeut
to
transfer
of
Beer
License
Number
817.
and
Issued
In
respect
of
premises
being
part
of
a
building
known
aa
the
Tourist
Hotel,
situate
at
Terrace,
B.C.,
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lou
1
and
2,
in
Block
11,
Map
972,
Frlnce
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
in
the
Frovlnce
of
British
Columbia,
from
Oeorge
Teasler
to
Angclo
Euataochlo
and
Orbano
Colbachlnt,
of
Terrace,
British
Columbia,
the
transferees.
DATED
at
Terrace,
B.C.,
this
6th
day
of
June,
AX1.
1828.
ANOELO
ETJ8TACCHIO.
URBANO
COLBACHINI,
Applicants
and
Transferees.
Form
No.
IS,
Section
39)
LAND
ACT.
-
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
Al'I'LY
TO
h
uciiam;
LAM)
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
and
situate
about
6
miles
from
the
mouth
of
Khutra
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
Mlulng
Company,
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands
C&nmenclng
at
a
post
planted
one
foot
distant
from
the
Witness
post
on
ths
West
side
of
Lot
173:
thence
westerly
60
chains;
thence
aoutherlv
20
chains;
thence
easterly
60
chains;
thenoe
northerly
10
chains,
and
containing
100
acres,
marc
or
leas.
F.
PARDOE
WILSON.
Agent
tor
Detroit
Western
Mining
Co.
Dated
loth
April,
1928.
I
Man
in
the
Moon
i
apply
to
Victoria,
B.C.
Better
Lady
Assistant
Mines
Department
of
lines
e
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