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FINANCIAL
SITUATION
IX
RE-
!
LAST
NIGHT.
!
(Continued
from
Page
1)
I
interest
and
redemption
the
sum
of
$163,200
would
come
due
this
year.1
m.
i-1
'iEygendltujes
on
exchange
and
re-
i-gliercotna
ontyDcesiunaiea.
un
uw
f
-
;
Dasis
oi
exisung
1
.conaiuons,
c-$5M;
change,
this
year
might
be
estlma-
10c
;
ted
at
$20,000.
It
was
very
hard
ln-
deed
to
predict
what
the
cost
of
re-3
00
jief
might
be:
Sizing
up
the
situation
himself,;
$6
00
,
5
may0t
ventured
the
opinion
9
00
'
that
there
had
been
a
turn
for
the
i
:
better
in
the
affairs
ot
Canada
and
Prince
Rupert
would
undoubtedly,
"02
participate
in
the
Improvement.
25
1
Much
would
depend
upon
the
ex-
L
tent
of
the
development
and
use
of
I
j
j
natural
resources.
f
During
1931
expenditure
of
the!
city's
health,
public
works
and
en-!
gineerin?
department
had
been
but
j
55
of
the
average
for
the
three
'years
immediately
previous,
the;
i
mayor
disclosed.
For
the
year
1932
!
Saturday,
Jan.
23
193
1
extraordinary
expenditure
includ-j
,
lng
relief,
exchange,
etc.
would
be
i
at
least
53SK)
over
and
aoove
aa-
r
'ministration
maintenance,
and
the'
;
i
mayor
did
not
see
where
it
would'
No,
it's
not
because
we
wish
to
dp
penance,
to
abstain
be
possible
for
the
city
to
embark,
from
fleshy
foods
or
to
bring
the
body
into
subjection
lUPn
anv
new
work
elther
locaI
lni,-j
that
we
look
forward
to
Lent
this
year.
It
is
because
the
prove,m,ent
f
01
TursH
.
be
done
under
re-l'
u
,1
i
i
r.
r.
.
i.
something
might
usuii
uiiugS
wkii
k
uewuum
ior
usu
unu
rrince
rnipen
llef
worlc
vith
government
assls-
lives
on
fish,
directly
or
indirectly.
tnnce.
Ash
Wednesday,
which
is
the
first
day
of
Lent,
conies
;
it
was
estimated,
stated
the
ma'y-this
year
on
February
10,
much
earlier
than
usual.
Asr
that
revenue
and
tax
collections
hnlihiit
fish
in
rr
rnnnnr
cnmmpncp
until
Fphnmrv
15
iha
would
be
down
some
15
this
year.
T
.-
aBn.l11
.U
n,1t.ol
U.r
fl,
ft,.
'.f
In
the
interests
of
the
municipality,
I
-......
...
v
uj
w.c
uuic
me
"(lt
was
essential
this
year
that
there
shipments
reach
the
market.
-be
the
strictest
of
economy.
Every-
Easter
this
year
comes
on
March
27
and
Good
Friday,
thing
possible
m
the
way
of
expen-
March
25.
diture
would
necessarily
have
to
be
!cut
out.
No
matter
what
personal
...
!
feelings
might
be
there
was
little
.p
xxrv,
n
AKfc.
tu
UAMV
i
option
In
the
matter.
11
The
mayor
Invited
the
co-oper-
People
in
the
south
sometimes
jibe
at
Prince
Rupert
on
ation
and
assistance
of
the
asso-account
of
the
alleged
damp
atmosphere.
And
yet
if
we
clat,on-
c,ty
councU
would
at
are
damp,
other
places
on
the
coast
may
be
said
to
be
wet.
SvSlr'ISSf
from'the
Ketchikan,
for
instance,
had
a
rainfall
in
1931
of
apnroxi-ioH
.
th
.nirit
t
,w,h
it
mately
142
inches
and
the
previous
year,
159
inches.
This
was
given,
in
fact,
declared
Mayor!
tMntmn
..n
,....-
.1
...
.
TT..1I..
.
T
i.
1.1
!
,
1
it.'
inunca
us
iccj
quiic
uiy.
usuuu
uu
rrniut;
nupei
l
me
pie-
uraie,
u
wouia
dc
necessary
ior
me
cipitation
amounts
to
something
between
eighty
and
one
clty
councl1
to
haye
the
co-opera-hundred
inches,
but
last
it
went
Uo"
of
cltlzen
J
year
just
over
the
hund-
eve?
rej
"The
case
however,
is
by
no
moans
hopeleas."
stated
the
mayor.
"If
we
;
accept
the
situation
as
it
exists
and
BRITAIN
AN
D
TARIFF
'
8vem
ourselves-
on
a.
basi
ot
strict
,
business
and
economy,
there
is
no
Usually
the
executive
committee,
better
known
as
the!!!SbttB!,tt,
cabinet,
of
any
self-governing
country
acts
as
a
unit
and
Meantime,
the
city
was
in
much
those
not
in
accord
must
get
out.
While
there
may
be
dif-;tne
same
position
as
all
individuals
ferences,
these
differences
are
settled
in
secret
sessions
and
buslnes
today,
ah
must
ex-and
the
world
sees
united
action.
pect
cuU
and
would
undoubtedly
In
Britain
today
they
have
made
a
change.
There
is
an
4i"J5
VSUu
executive
made
up
of
people
of
many
views,
united
in
the
led
together
and
co-operated,
there
one
desire
of
rehabilitating
the
country.
Some
are
profes-
was
no
question
but
that
the
muni-sed
free-traders
and
others
are
avowed
protectionists.
cipMy
would
come
through
safely,
They
have
decided
upon
what
really
amounts
to
a
consti-
PrM,dent
Wesch
thanked
Mayor
it
will
be
undoubtedly,
some
of
the
members
of
the
cabinet
was
at
ail
times
desirous
orssistinB
will
oppose
it
Possibly
they
will
campaign
against
it
Yet
the
city
council.
they
will
remain
members
of
the
administration
and
will
,
J-
A-
curtu
asked
the
mayor
if
attend
all
meetings
of
the
cabinet
!
tne
provincial
government
had
ever
The
British
constitution
has
evolved
and
here
is
a
new
ZZJZ
step
in
that
evolutionary
process.
Where
it
will
lead
or
0
what
will
be
its
effect
no
one
at
present
can
say.
It
is
an-
paid
some
time
ago.
other
indication
of
the
elasticity
of
the
constitution
and
.nh,.
of
its
adaptability
to
new
conditions
as
they
arise.
I
M.
d
,p.
1
preclatlon
for
the
talk
of
the
mayor.
THIS
IS
LEAP
YEAR
'
He
was
pleased
to
hear
of
the
spirit
j
of
co-operation
between
the
school
Thig
is
leap
year,
one
of
the
years
in
which
February
'bofrd.and
clty
counc"
m
the
,nUf
has
29
flvs
inat,
nf
9
J
i51
t
economy.
This
was
to
be
niinmn,
During
u.
leap
year
.
the
,.t
ladies
!
are
supposed
il
to
,
have
the
i,
1
i
commended
the
members
and
of
was
the
appreciated
iiation.
by
if
ngni
to
propose
marriage
to
any
bachelor
or
widower
of
their
acquaintance.
They
do
not
have
to
wait
for
the
man
to
make
the
advances.
Of
course
a
woman
always
has
that
right,
if
she
so
wishes,
but
this
year
is
especially
set
apart
for
such
procedure
and
she
can
act
without
'feeling
she
has
been
invading
the
rights
of
the
man.
Price
50c
a
box
-3T!
Sorry
To
See
Right
Geniig
She
CobH
Nit
Sleep
Mrs.
K.
McElroy,
Kirkfield,
Ont.,
writ:
"I
wm
very
ncvou
and
run
down,
wm
short
ol
brt-Ui,
nd
bxl
RnoUwriag
falinps
aod
wm
orry
to
Dtght
oomini
m
I
rould
not
li
down
or
go
to
ilrrp.
I
wm
ttlr-ed
to
m
Milbum'i
Hrt
and
Nre
Pill.
I
took
mvmi
boxm
and
an
now
eompUtdy
relicTfd;
ca
fia
all
rucht
aad
Lav
gained
in
wnf
nu"
0
tUA
T-lta!
'H.,"rl1
,Ur"
-
naifl
W
rM
Wr
TUT.
Iflft.n
HO
OT
QP"rI
tTKOPKAy
EXPEIIT
J
WlOJLl
1
WATCHMAKER
Five
years'
appxenUcehlp
at
th
Royal
Danish
Watchmaker
School
at
Copenhagen,
then
12
years
abroad
working
in
the
big
cities
of
Europe.
Ail
Mail
Orders
Promptly
AtUndtd
to.
Prices
Reasonable.
TERRACE,
I1RITISII
COLUMBIA
this
co-operation
were
carried
through
and
certain
cuts
made,
Mr.
Stephens
had
no
doubt
but
that
the
city
would
weather
the
storm.
He
did
believe,
however,
that
nothing
but
the
strictest
economy
would
carry
the
city
through.
The
situa
tlon
was
a
very
serious
one.
Half
the
area
of
the
city
now
belonged
to
the
city
and
was
paying
no
taxes
On
account
of
this
there
was
much
lex
revenue
than
before.
Another
difficulty
was
that
streets,
side
walks
and
utilities
had
been,
pro
vlded
over
an
area
which
was
cap
able
of
housing
ten
times
the
pre
sent
population.
This
was
condu
dve
of
reversion
ot
lots
to-
the
city.
The
city
had
perforce
to
pay
local
Improvements
on
reverted
proper-
try
out
of
general
fund
which
was
greatly
diminished.
He
cautioned
the
eity
council,
school
board
and
other
public
and
semi-public
bodies
that
there
must
be
the
utmost
economy.
H.
B.
Rochester
expressed
gratl
tication
at
seeing
a
meeting
of
such
large
size
Interest
Itself
In
civic
af
fairs.
It
was
an
object
lesson
to
all
citizens.
He
had.
appreciated
the
mayor's
talk
and
was
glad
to
hear
that
economy
plans
were
proposed.
It
waa
essential
that
precauUons
be
taken
against
the
situation
be
coming
any
worse.
Mr.
Rochester
Saturday,
January
jj.
tte!
thought
that
more
interest
should
be
taken
in
meetings
ot
the
city
council.
If
there
were
a
good
at
tendance
of
citizens
at
every
meeting,
the
council
would
have
more
incentive
to
do
its
very
best.
He,
for
one.
Intended
to
attend
the
meet
ings.
Mr.
Rochester
thought
that
much
could
be
done
in
the
way
of
curtailing
expenditures
It
the
city
council
and
school
board
got
to
gether.
C.N.B.
steamer
prince
John,
Cap-
aln
Hell
McLean,
which
arrived
In
part
yesterday"
afternoon
from
ancoiiver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Is
discharging
an
almoit
full
cn'-go
ot
shingles,
lumber
and
'lullding
material
at
the
Albert
&
McCaftery
dock.
The
vessel
mad
i
special
call
at
Powell
River
or
the
wpy
north
to
load
the
shlngps.
ror
ft
RESULT
lSK
yourself
these
four
questions
then
you
will
know
whether
the
Life
Insurauce
you
now
own
gives
adequate
security
and
protection:
1.
Does
your
Life
Insurance
provide
that,
when
you
reach
old
age,
you
will
have
a
definite
monthly
income
sufficient
to
make
you
independent?
2.
-T-Does
your
Life
Insurance
safeguard
your
wife
and
children
-
guaranteeing
them
a
livelihood
if
death
robs
them
of
your
support?
3.
Is
your
Life
Insurance
building
up
a
cash
reserve
for
future
emergencies?
4.
Does
your
Life
Insurance
also
include
an
education
fund
to
equip
your
children
for
the
battle
of
life
whether
or
not
you
live
to
see
them
start
out?
By
giving
serious
thought
to
your
Life
Insurance
now
yon
will
prohuhly
save
endless
regret
and
worry
in
the
future.
By
all
nieuns
talk
it
over
with
a
Life
Insurance
representative
today.
life
Insurance
enke
One
of
a
series
of
messages
sponsored
by
Life
-
Insurance
Com
panics.
PL4YS
ARE
SATIRICAL
Sardonic
Thrusts
by
Playwrights
At
All
and
Sundry
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
23
Like
a
critic
hooting
at
the
passing
parade,
the
Broadway
theatre
is
unusually
satirical
this
season.
Moit
facets
ot
the
national
scene,
from
I
trans-Atlantic
flyers
to
the
vlce-1
president's,
off
lee,
have
been
targets
for
sardonic
thrusts
of
playwrights.
I
"Wonder
Doy",
following
ths
steps
of
"Once
in
a
Lifetime",
poked
fun
at
movie
magnates,
while
'Louder
Please"
Is
just
as
derisive
of
movie
press
agents.
"The
Man
on
Stilts"
expos;::
the
machinery
behind
such
weird
spectacles
as
trans-conUnonUI
marathon.
"Dleascd
Event"
is
said
to
be
ve.
bitter
in
its
denunciation
of
Brood
way
columnists,
while
"The
Wr-c
Wave''
goes,
behind
the
scenes
oi
radio
broadcasting
stations,
emphasizing
the
eccentricities
of
that
scene.
"Zoom"
is
the
first
of
several
plays
to
upset
the
pedestals
ot
those
oung
persons
who
have
gained
fome
by
shooting
thet-planss
across
the
Atlantic
and
Pa
clflc
oceans.
"Of
Thee
I
Slng",a-operetta,
turns
a
flood
'
of
embarrassing
witticisms
upon
Washington
making
light
of
the
vice-president,
the
senate,
the
diplomat'.:
corps
and
other
dlgnatories.
"Crying
Out
Loud"
Is
an
ol'-spring
ot
the
crash
in
Wall
Street
Its
satire
is
aimed
at
those
mushroom
millionaires
who
suddenly
found
their
paper
profits
whiffed
away
In
the
night,
and
themsclve
back
taking
orders
again
from
bo-hind
the
ribbon
counters.
"Hay
Fever"
laughs
out
loud
a
actressea
who
'ike
to
exercise
exhibitionist
complexes
in
the
horn
while
"The
Lett
Dank"
takes
t-
task
the
American
expatriates
u
Paris
who
preach
that
their
native
land
is
"
a
great
cultural
desert."
8Ing
High,
Sing
Low"
1
suppoi-ed
to
be
an
expature
ot
cut-uiu
back
stage
at
grand
opera.
"The
Devil
Passes",
something
of
of
a
theological
drama,
is
being
;
presented
by
Ben
Levy,
youthful
British
dramatist.
In
hi
latest
I
offering.
Levy
has
written
a
witty,
I
provocative
and
oftlmea
Macabre
I
story.
His
central
figure
Is
a
vnittiff
Mir
vhn
hrfIiiVr
mosl
effective
way
to
wlu
v
ward
ones
to
religion
is
to
f!';
them
temptations
so
strom-
-ltf
muit
either
reiect
them
or
n:"
n
all
claims
to
a
souf.
Tht:
Passes"
follows
altogether
a
i
if,'r'
ent
path
to
his
four
previous
'
cmim
Inrtnrtfn-
"Snrinirtim''
'"r
Henry"
and
"Mrs.
Moonlit'
The
bells
of
St.
Peter's
m
Vat
ican
City,
Italy,
are
now
ifr.'tn
by
electricity.
There
are
.ic
b
In
St.
Peter's,
one
of
whirl)
ten
ton
nnrt
hn
n
rtaont
:
than
a
ton
In
weight.
The
following
Is
the
scslt
of
charjte-
made
for
reading
notices:
Marrlsgt
ai.il
KngsKeroeot
announcement
S2.
Birth
Notices
60c.
Funeral
Notices
fl.
fcrda
of
Th.nks,
$2.
Funernl
Flowsra
10
Pr
name.