MARY
pickfokd
ANI..F.LF
E1
!
'IT'
-n.ei.tHl
i
un
1
.nd
"-.
pirkloict
yesterday
filed
divorce
tnim
Doualaa
.
r
The
couple
have
imrated
for
several
Old
Country
Soccei
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
I
irst
Division
ni.kni
2.
Cowdenbeath
0.
0
Kilmarnock
1.
Celtic
1
s
:i
Queen
of
South
0.
0
Aberdeen
0.
i
w
ii
s.
Ayr
2.
'
4
Queen's
Park
0.
.-tone
5.
Hamilton
1.
M
i
n
n
2,
Partkk
0.
-'J
l
mark
1.
Hibernians
9.
English
league
First
Division
Villa
0.
Derby
2.
'
a
1.
Manchester
2.
"
idn
.field
2,
Middlesbrough
1.
L
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t
r
0.
West
Dromwlch
1.
Liverpool
1,
Sheffield
Wednesday
r
"
mouth
0,
Everton
0.
t
i!
rfi.
itt
united
2.
Leeds
1.
r
2
Dlackbum
0.
nacihind
3.
Arsenal
0.
uonham
3.
Utrmlngham
2.
w
:vcihrtmpUm
2,
Newcastlo
1.
Ht
T
X.4
llUf
nf
Him
IrvArtl
Mitt.
i.
m
iltllt
U
VSIU
IUVHI
WU1-
,'onn
house
staff
will
sail
tomorrow
V"
lne
On
the
Palala
tnr
Anvnv
in
p'lcve
John
Wynne,
customs
officer
m,i
,tni
it.cr
town,
who
Is
expec-
f'1
aboard
the
CataU
next
A!
lV
Sllllltlkn
1
1.1-
1
iV
.vth.
uumuiui
un
inn
y
I
'-UVi;r
on
IHmiml
vnxnllnn
Farewell
Dance
Held
Last
Night
Olf
iters
of
Wardroem
Mm
of
lw
C.
,.
V.
II
Entertain
l
or
.Mr.
and
Mr.
I).
It.
l
inn
officers
of
the
wardrooni
mess
.'
the
iixal
untl
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
entertained
at
a
delightful
dancing
party
last
night
at
naval
headquarters
in
honor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
B.
Finn,
who
arc
leaving
the
city
neat
week
u
lake
up
future
residence
HaltUx
The
hall
was
tastefuUy
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
naval
flags
and
blue
and
white
streamers.
There
were
about
seventy
persons
Iiroe.
unapei.
fo
iwv.-
Quest.
Will
Annul
Ladner
Span
I
VICTORIA,
Dec.
9:
(CP)
Premier
Pattullo
notified
the
Ladner
Bridge
Company
on
Friday
that
it
was
the
intention
of
the
government
to
introduce
in
the
Legislature
at
next
ses
sion
legislation
annul
ling
the
agreement
made
by
the
last
gov-
j
ernment
with
the
com-nanv
for
building
a
!
bridge
across
the
Fra-
i
ser
River.
!
BENNETT
FOR
HENRY
GOV'T
Itomrnforf
Prhwe
JHnbtrr,
I'rrrsl
Electors
of
Ontario
to
Support
"Sound
Administration'
LONDON.
Dee.
CPi
-Urglne
suppns
ha
a
speech
here
for
the
return
te
office
of
the
Henry
govern
men!
at
Hie
general
provincial
election
be
held
early
next
year
Prune
(MM
R
B.
DetweU
de
clarcd
MMt
the
election
wotd
give
the
imbsm
f
the
province
the
opportunity
to
desnonetrate
that
Ontario
still
stood
for
"sound
govern
ment."
CHICAGO
ON
TOP
AGAIN
lllark
Hawk
Tied
Willi
Detroit
For
First
riare
in
Hockey
League
Standing
CHICAQO.
Dec.
9:
i
CD-Chicago
Illailr
IfauVa
iIImImI
MnntTMl
present
and
miialc
w
rumianeo
Maroon4
nw
Tj,urs(uy
nlfiht
to
Charlie
Balagnos
orchestra.
Deltc-
move
,nU)
a
Ue
wlln
tll
,dlf
Dftrolt
lous
reiresrunenw
were
r-j
winan
for
fimt
nlsee
In
the
During
the
evening
W.
H.
Tobey.
of
the
Amerlcan
Division
on
oenail
oi
ww
.
....
NftUon!l,
noekev
Leanue.
sembled.
made
a
presenUtlon
to
,
Mr
And
Mrs.
Finn,
voicing
suiUblc
remarks
In
doing
so.
Mr.
Finn
re
sponded
appropriately.
An
exhibition
of
illuminated
ciuo
swinghif
and
cutlass
swinging
Dy
Jaek
and
Ted
Anslow
proved
uuer-
.MAINK
TlllltTV-SKVI-Mll
STATE
TO
REPEAL
DRV
UW
AUGUSTA.
Mnlnc.
Dec.
9-Malne.
In
state
convention,
ratified
repeal
of
the
Eighteenth
Amendment,
being
the
thirty-seventh
state
of
the
union
to
do
so.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
LIGHTHOUSE
BURNED
OUT
Five
Flnirrs
For
Slcnal
and
Radio
Iteacon
In
Stephens
Passage,
Alaska
Destroyed
KETCHIKAN,
Dec.
9:
(CP1
Fire
yesterday
destroyed
the
fog
signal,
radio
beacon
and
keeper's
quarters
at
Five
Fingers
light
station
In
Stephen's
Passage.
TAXATION
COMMISSIONERS
ARE
COMINO
T.
a.
Watson,
taxation
controls-
i
e-L-
m
iwvinr
ivi
ic
iiauiai
i
i
kiwiiai
Calderona
wl
Uke
pta.
on
jmrn
frQm
Mj
R
u
Tueway
at
'"
""
Nteholla.
assistant
taxation
com-
mission
cr
from
Winnipeg,
are
ex-
ipected
to
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
'
by
steamer
next
Wednesday
morn
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Imperial,
ng
from
Vancouver
in
the
course
Cant
Oeddes,
arrived
In
port
at
of
a
weelern
tour
on
official
bus-
Phone
77
TAXI
Tomorrow's
Tides
(TOMMY'S)
mm
High
7:12
ajn.
18.1
ft.
Stand,
Capllol
Theatre
Block
19:24
pjn.
16.4
ft.
anywhere.
50c
in
the
fare.
Any
time,
Low
0:31
a.m.
7.1
ft.
7
Passenger
Chrysler
Car
13:15
pjn.
9.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
No.
285.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
9,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
TORIES
TO
FOLD
1934
Flying
Mollisons
In
Bermuda
MptUtlMis
rest
up
At
HifljUton.
Ej-ttmida.
alter
nerve
strain
of
long
lt
In
Toronto
ior'nnroai
d
taKe-off
on
proposed
Wa-
sage-Bagdad
flight
WINS
BY
KNOCKOUT
llcnnr
Windie
Defeats
Wily
ilac-sluw-
in
Anyot
Rout
Chenoski
Outpoints
McLcod
AN
VOX,
Dec.
9:
In
a
botinc
tournament
here
last
night.
Re
nny
Windie
won
by
a
knock-out
over
Rilly
Ragshaw
in
the
fourth
round
of
a
scheduled
ten
round
bout.
In
the
semi
wind-up
Pete
Chen-iki
won
on
mints
over
Johnny
Mrl.cod
of
Prince
Rupert.
Ragshaw
and
MrLeod,
with
their
manager,
Andy
MarDonald,
and
party
of
fans
left
after
the
fight
aboard
the
fishing
boat
In-grid
II.
on
their
return
to
Prince
Uuprrt.
Was
on
Lonely
Northern
Trail
Without
Food
Provincial
Constable
It.
M.
Stew-
Art
has
returned
to
his
post
at
At-lin.
having
in
his
charge
a
man
named
Connell
who
was
found
without
food
or
equipment
tn
a
de
ser
ted
cabin
on
the
trail
about
twenty
miles
south
of
AUin.
Con
nell
said
that
he
was
on
his
way
to
Alberta
over
the
trail
when
the
ap
proach
of
winter
prevented
his
go-,
lng
on.
News
of
his
plight
was
re
ceived
nt
Atlln
and
Constable
Stewart
went
out
to
take
him
in
charge,
i
Well
Known
West
Coast
Man
Dies
V.
Gibson
Passed
Away
On
Thursday
At
Ills
Home
At
Ahousat
8:30
this
morning
irom
iwu
mess
nna
win
proceea
cast
tr.e
VICTORIA,
December
9
(Oana
mm.
a
ramo
of
fuel
for
me
com-
same
aiiernnoon
oy
train.
Messrs.
olan
Prees)
W.
F.
Gibson,
azed
CONSIDER
CONVENTION
MUNICIPALITIES
ENDORSE
PATTULLO'
S
WORK
OBJECTIVE
Unionists
and
Non-
Partizans
Returning
To
Conservative
Fold
(institution
Waived
in
Order
to
Scat
Unofficial
Candi
dates
at
Provincial
Election
Jones
and
Itruhn
Arc
Among
Those
Who
Arc
Wanted
Back
V
(
Ol'
VER,
Dec.
9:
(CP)
A
convention
of
the
Con-
party
i
to
be
held
in
Vancouver
not
later
than
,
i
of
1934
it
wan
decided
on
Friday
by
the
annual
.
of
the
British
Columbia
Conservative
Asaocia-1
.
minting
votetl
to
waive
the
letter
of
the
eonsti-
n
order
to
seat
certain
iersona
present
who
had
un
in
the
last
election
as
unofficial
Divorcing
Doug
Conservatives.
Unionist
and
Nonpartisans
These
Included
J.
W.
Jones
and
R.
W.
Kruhn.
Tetntic
Heady
to
Quit
"Having
received
the
leadership'
of
the
Conservative
party
at
the
eo
ventlon
at
K
am
loops.
I
will
be
glad
to
place
any
resignation
In
th
hands
of
the
next
convention
whenever
von
aaftjr
eA
si"
Dr..
r
Tulmic
ted
the
meeting
ysseer-day
!
Dr
Frank
T
Patleraim
of
Van-'
Kiuvi-r
was
unanimously
electee
prrtid-ii'
of
the
Britten
Coluema
ci)vr.itiv(
Association.
4
NEW
UNIT
Establishment
of
Maternity
Building
In
Connection
With
Hospital
Still
Live
Issue
The
lHiepltal
board
Is
still
considering
the
possibility
of
establishing
a
new
maternity
unit
In
connection
with
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
At
last
night's
board
meeting
the
house
committee
reported
that
It
did
not
consider
feasible
the
suggestion
that
a
new
nursery
be
put
I
in
by
ttte
addition
of
a
storey
above
:
the
rlassrooiu
section
of
the
butld-!
lng
but
recommended
that
sketches
and
plans
be
drawn
up
for
a
unit
separate
altogether
from
the
pre-
I
sent
building,
that
advice
be
sought
from
the
provincial
architect's
de-Ipartment
and
that
Premier
T.
D.
'
Pattuho
be
approached,
through
'
j
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder,
who
is
at
present
In
Victoria,
with
a
view
t
to
canvassing
the
possibility
of
Ob
taining
government
aid
for
such
an
undertaking.
The
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Association
Is
also
to
be
asked
for
Its
endorsation.
It
Us
proposed,
if
the
new
unit
Is
erected,
to
have
it
on
the
present
hospital
block.
!
David
Leeming
Is
Re-elected
Victoria
Mayor
I
VICTORIA,
December
8
(Canadian
Press)
Mayor
David
Leem-:lng
was
re-elected
by
acclamation-jtlon
as
chief
magistrate
of
Victoria
Thursday,
his
nomination
.being
the
only
one
presented.
Silver
and
Copper
On
New
York
Mart
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
9:
CP
Silver
was
quoted
at
43Sc
per
ounce
on
the
local
exchange
Thursday
and
pony's
local
tanks
anu,
aiier
u-
wawton
ann
mcnons
are
expecicanH,
one
or
tne
best
known
figures
at
43V4c
yesterday.
Today's
price
charging
returned
south.
The
com-
to
corner
In
Vancouver
with
City
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
was
43V.
Copper
was
selling
at
8c
pany's
smaller
t
inker
Mnrvolite
was
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
who
Is
Island,
died
suddenly
on
Thursday
per
pound
today
and
for
the
past
also
in
wrt
Friday
night.
at
present
In
the
south,
1
at
his
home
at
Ahousat.
few
days.
Government
and
Cities
Must
Forget
Politics;
Co-Operation
Needed
Delegates
Applaud
Remarks
of
British
Columbia
Premier
At
Cabinet
Conference
in
Victoria
Yesterday
!
VICTORIA,
Dec.
9:
(CP)
Representatives
of
the
Union
of
British
Columbia
Municipalities
were
in
accord
with
i
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
his
cabinet
yesterday
that
British
Columbia's
objective
must
be
to
get
away
from
the
present
relief
system
and
replace
it
with
work.
Following
a
meeting
of
the
Union
executive,
thirty
representatives
NEW
ISSUE
IS
RAISED
Constitutionality
of
Appointing
Municipal
Commissioners.
Questioned
r--VAvniivf:rL
nrr
irp
Constitutionality
of
appointment
of
commissioners
to
Uke
absolute
tontrol
of
those
cities
and
municipalities
in
the
province
thrown
into
receivership
during
the
past
year
is
questioned
by
legal
advice
tendered
J.
M.
Bryan,
former
reeve
of
North
Vancouver
district
municipality
which
is
affected.
G.
L.
Fraser,
Vancouver,
solid-In-r
acting
for
Bryan,
declares:
"There
is
grave
doubt
as
to
the
ronstitutionality
of
the
1933
amendment
to
Municipal
Act
which
provides
for
court
authorization
of
a
commissioner
in
rases
where
municipalities
fail
to
pay
principal
or
Interest
on
0RME
NEW
PRESIDENT
Chosen
Head
of
Conservative
Association
Here
Large
Attendance
And
Much
Enthusiasm
placed
their
views
before
the
cab
inet
and
applauded
the
remarks
of
the
Premier
that.
Irrespective
of
political
beliefs,
co-operation
must
be
the
keynote
of
relations
between
the
government
and
the
cities.
"I
am
glad
to
note
that
ou
waat
industry
-to
replace
the
dole
system,'
remarked
the
Premier.
GASB0AT
MISSING
Younr
Brother
and
Sister
Aboard
Delia
Reita
Unreported
Between
Campbell
River
and
Victoria
VICTORIA,
Dec.
3:
(CP)
The
fishing
boat
Delia
Helta,
which
left
Campbell
River
last
Monday
for
(Victoria,
is
missing
with
Margaret
Holland,
aged
17,
and
her
brother,
Roland.
23.
on
board.
Coastal
vessels
have
been
requested
to
keep
a
look
out
fur
the
missing
gasboat.
Cashed
Bad
Checks;
Gets
Year
in
Jail
At
Prince
George
Melville
Wellington
Kerr,
of
Kirk-land
Lake.
Ont..
who
visited
Prince
George
recently
representing
himself
as
an
agent
for
the
General
Motors
and
cashed
a
number
of
worthless
checks
while
there,
was
I
recently
arrested
near
Smlthers,
There
whs
a
large
attendance
and
provincial
police
headquarters
here
considerable
enthusiasm
was
dis-
J
are
advtee1,
and
returncd
to
Prlnee
played
at
the
annual
meeting
last
Gwr,e
where
he
bce
senten-nlght
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Conser-i,
to
mc
year.8
lmprfsonment
on
vaUve
Association.
!
a
charge
of
obtaining
money
by
uuiccrs
tor
wic
ciwuitig
ycur
were
aj
pretences.
elected
as
follows
Honorary
President.
Rt.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
K.C.
Honorary
Vice-president,
James
H.
Thompson.
President,
Cyril
II.
Orme.
Pint
mn-trl4An
DaJA
T.
Mi
CASE
DISMISSED
Divisional
headquarter
of
the
provincial
poHce
here
have
been
advised
that
the
oaw
In
which
3.
L.
Fisher
and
Garfield
Germyn
oi
Bella
Coola
were
chargd
with
stealing
a
cow
belonging
to
In-Jians
has
been
dismissed.
Henri
Oastlllou
of
Vancouver
came
norm
to
act
as
counsel
for
the
defence
In
the
case.
Kerr
had
a
criminal
record
In
the
east.
'
VANCOUVER.
Dee.
0-Wheat
Lennan
c.
'a
w
o
r
'
quoted
at
60
Vic
on
the
local
utwiiu
e
ivvuiswwTHkt
vi
.
.
a-u
v
v
,
,
..
,
Secretary-treasurer.
James
H
Thompson.
Executive
George
II.
Munro,
J.
H.
Preecc.
H.
A.
Breen.
W.
II.
Sherman
Jr..
Percy
Cameron,
O.
P.
Tinker,
Robert
Blance.
George
J.
Dawes
ond
Capt.
C.
C.
Ketchum.
Speeches
were
delivered
In
the
course
of
the
meeting
by
C.
H.
Orme,
R.
L.
McLennan,
G.
H.
Munro
and
C.
V.
Evltt.
Wheat
Prices
exchange
Thursday,
dropping
to
M)4c
yesterday
but
Jumping
jm
to
roc
today.
AIRPLANE
SIGHTS
BODY
NEAR
WRECK
OF
TKOI.Ll.Nt2
BOAT
VICTORIA.
Dec.
0:
(CP
I
A
government
airplane
reports
having
sighted
a
body
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
near
the
point
where
the
trolling
boat
Bella
wag
wreck
ed.
Qle
Johnson
and
Idgc
Jacobsen
were
aboard
the
Bella
and
both
have
been
missing
since
the
storm
which
evidently
resulted
in
the
destruction
of
their
boat
4
t
-ft