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No.
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LEGISLATURE
SESSION
IN
.5.
COASTGUARD
PURSUITS
ALLEGEDLY
SHENTON
IS
PRESIDENT
Local
Branch
o(
Socialist
Tarty
of
Canada
Elects
IU
ONIceri
Ensuing
Year
The
Prince
Rupert
bra
nth
9I
the
Socialist
Party
or
Canada,
at
1
well
attended
regular
bufineat
meeting
00
Tuesday
night
at
head
quartera
In
the
Hays
Block,
elected
the
following
officer
lor
the
eh-suing
year:
Present.
T.
J.
Stanton
Vice
-Pr
eeident.
Oscar
Lsrsen.
Secretary.
J.
8.
Black.
Treasurer,
D
McPhee.
Executive
AM.
O.
W
Rudder-ham.
Mike
Anderson
and
O.
Law-son
Under
the
heading
of
rood
aad
welfare,
there
vw
eoaatderablf
discussion
on
various
matter.
WOULD
UNITE
TWO
RAILWAYS
MONTREAL
Jan.
12.
(Canadian
Tr&7-Uh-ification
T
of
the
two
Canadian
transcontincnta
railways
was
advocated
by
Sir
Herbert
Holt
in
the
court
of
his
presidential
address
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Royal
Bank
01
Canala
here
today.
He
declared
that
co-oporation
as
advocated
by
the
Duff
Royal
Commission
was
not
drastic
enough.
ARBITRATE
ON
WAGES
Judge
Klngitone
Named
Head
ef
Conciliation
Board
Between
C.
N.
IU
and
locomotive
Brotherhood
OTTAWA.
Jan.
11:
(Canadian
Press)
Mr.
Justice
Courtney
A.
Kingstone
ot
Toronto
has
been
appointed
by
Hon.
W.
A.
Oordon.
minister
of
labor,
as
chairman
of
the
conciliation
board
which
will
Investigate
lite
dispute
between
Canadian
National
Railways
and
ap
proximately
4
WO
employees
who
are
members
ot
the
Brotherhood
ot
LoeomoUve
Firemen
and
Engineers.
The
dlipute
Is
over
wage
scale.
CONSTABLE
ARRIVE
AT
BURNS
LAfcK
WITH
MADMAN
IN
CUSTODY
f
Provincial
Constable
Talt
a
f
arrived
at
Hums
Lake
at
12:30
noon
today
In
an
airplane
pi-
loted
by
E.
P.
II.
Wells
of
Van-
couver,
bringing
out
a
demen-
ted
trapper
from
Takla
Lake
who
had
caused
considerable
concern
in
that
neighborhood.
The
man
had
been
placed
In
captivity
at
Takla
Lake
before
being
brought
out.
W
ft
She
I
IIJ.I!LI
-..-!.
J
1-
GOES
TO
ENGLAND
Rt
Iter.
A.
J.
Goull
of
Kootenay
To
Become
Archbishop
ot
Sheffield
VANCOUVER,
January
12
(Canadian
Preaai
Rt.
Rev.
Alexander
J.
DoulL
Bishop
of
Keotenay
fot
the
past
eighteen
years,
hai
rt-
ed
and
will
go
to
England
to
e
Arehtbtshop
of
Sheffield.
Bishop
Doull
atated
yesterday
that
he
haa
accepted
the
pott
In
England
because
he
felt
that
a
youngci
man
was
needed
to
carry
out
hit
duties
In
BrtUah
Columbia.
Building
Up
of
Canada
Museums
To
Be
Probed
VICTORIA.
January
12
Cana
dian
Preset
Francis
Kermode.
curator
of
the
Provincial
Museum
here,
hai
been
appointed
by
the
Cam
rale
Corporation
of
New
York
Uat
committee
ot
five
Canar
of
ft
.
.
.
....
atana
to
adviae
on
opportunities
for
service
In
the
upbuilding
ot
Ca
nsttlan
museums.
BRISK
VOTE
1
TURNING
IN
Silly-right
Ballots
Had
Been
Cast
In
First
Two
Hours
and
a
Halt
Of
Flections
Today
There
is
definitely
more
Interest
being
taken
In
the
municipal
election
pod
here
today
than
was
the
case
last
year.
Up
to
10
o'clock
this
morning
a
total
of
M
votes
had
been
cast
as
compared
with
only
seventeen
in
the
first
two
hours
of
polling
last
year.
The
poil
opened
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
and
will
dose
at
8
o'clock
tonight.
City
Solicitor
E.
F.
Jones
Is
rt-
turninc
officer
and
W
D.
Vance
deputy
returning
officer.
Poll
clerks-are
William
Hobo,
II.
M.
Daggett
and
Oeorge
Oresvenor
Scrutineer!
a
re
I
Dn
Archie
for
the
Stephens
slate
I
and
Oscar
Larsen.
Ben
Daigarno
and
D.
A.
McPhee
for
the
Perry
state.
With
voUng
going
today
only
for
mayor
and
four
aldermen,
tne
school
trustees
having
been
elected
by
acclamation.
It
should
not
be
toog
after
half
an
hour
following
the
close
of
the
polls
tonight
that
the
results
are
known.
Up
to
10:30
this
morning
68
bal
lots
had
been
cast.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Raining.
Haht
southeast
wind,
barometer.
30.40;
temperature.
45;
light
chop.
tw,
Tfw
Point
Part
....
cloudy.
,
isv-nu
-
-
llgilfc
WHMret'J
""'
'
'3028;
temperature,.
44;
light
swell.
I
Triple
Iiana
uvrrcas.,
iisii.i
-..iiA-nmt
winH!
moderate
sea.
I
ftVUUivasv
muivne
"
tanmro
Ttdand
JtAinlnC.
nm
derate
swell;
moderate
south
wind.
Terrace1
Cloudy
to
rain;
temperature.
34
above.
Alyansh
nam.
cain.
Anyox-Cloudy.
calm,
33
above.
Stewart
Rain,
calm.
34
above-Hatelton
Cloudy,
calm,
23
above
.
SmWicr-
Cloudy
cairn,
zuaoovc.
Buffil
Lake
Cloudy,
calm.
15
above.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
3
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
12,
1933
Hurled
From
Boat
by
Engine
Mlaa
Loreua
TurnSx.
I
S
ter
alter
he
had
been
r,
it
:i
f:
California
Miss
TurubuU
qu:
British
Columbia
Conservative
Convention
To
Follow
Session
With
Premier
Tolmic
Sketches
Plans
for
Immediate
His
(lovcrnmcnt
Will
Follow
Along
Lines
Union
Announcement,
He
Asserts
VICTORIA.
Jan.
12:
(Canadian
Press)
The
final
ses
sion
of
the
Legislature
in
February,
a
convention
of
the
.
Winnipeg
Justice
Retu
Appiica-Britiih
Columbia
Conservative
lmrty
Immediately
after;
SlVi
the
House
rises
and
a
provincial
election
within
the
pre-;
(,uah,;ciu0l'n7nduft
scribed
time
were
sketched
by
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmie
on
the
eve
of
his
departure
for
Ottawa
to
head
the
British
Colum-
winnipbo.
January
12-
cana-
bia
detention
to
the
conference
ol
-
dlan
Press
Mr.
Justice
Prank
Dominion
and
provincial
govern-
vnLi
The
Premier
said
he
would
i
follow
along
the
lines
of
his
union
announcement
ot
September.
DENTIST
IS
DEAD
Dr.
W.
J.
Hacking
Asphyxiated
by
Carbon
Monoxide
in
Oarage
at
Mew
Westminster
NEW
WBSTMIN8TKR.
Jan.
12:
(Canadian
Prees
Dr.
W.
J.
Hacking,
well
known
dentist,
was
asphyxiated
In
his
garage
here
Tuesday
night
by
carbon
monoxide.
It
Is
believed
that
Dr.
Hacking
fell
and
struck
his
head
while
cranking
his
car.
Vernon
Official
Is
Charged
With
Misappropriation
VERNON.
January
12
t
Canadian
Press
D.
C.
Tuck,
former
official
administrator
here,
was
remanded
for
eight
clays
by
Magistrate
llegfte
on
a
charge
preferred
by
Government
Agent
R
M.
Mc-
Gusty,
altering
misappropriation
of
trust
funds
totalling
$8,000.
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1
J
4.
ll-L-l-J
;r
iiec.
;
nr.
palj.
nr.
;,
m
1".
-
0:
w:
-n
tr
;nnnr
explo
i
ci
a
fro:.:
j,
.r.H
.-.
n,
u.
r-ice
to
go
to
pu
turc
ul
Mlfts
Turnbull.
Poll
In
Prescribed
Time
MS
-
nanmur
ru
!
SMITHY
V
IVi
I
I
BH
Y
IliM
ON
LONG
HOP
t'apt.
Charles
Kingkfortl-Siuithand
Four
Companions
Make
Australia-New
Zealand
Flight
NEW
PLYMOUTH.
New
eatand,
January
12
Canadian
Press
i
Sir
Charles
Klngsford-Smlth
and
four
companions
landed
here
at
?
o'clock
last
night
after
a
1200-mile!
night
from
Sydney,
New
South
Wales.
PROMISE
ECONOMY
Not
a
Penny
Will
be
Added
to
Burden
ot
Taxation,
Says
((uebec
Government
QUEBEC.
Jan.
II:
(Canadian
Press
In
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
at
the
opening
of
the
Quebec
Legislature.
Uie
Taschereau
government
promised
the
people
ot
Quebec
the
strictest
economy.
"Not
a
single
penny
will
be
added
to
the
burden
ot
taxation
and
no
new
works
will
be
undertaken."
the
speech
stated.
I...U.I
lLJ.lLUi
Explosion
aft
t.t.'
Jot
Carver,
from
the
a-
during
a
race
at
Long
Beach,
ca.ver's
assistance.
Intel
W
a
'
JUDGE
E
CHARGED
Kord
todT
declined
to
accept
a
motion
of
Judgo
Lewis
St
O
8tubbs
to
quash
the
neartns
of
sixteen
charges
of
alleged
judicial
misconduct
read
against
him
by
the
Attorney
Oeneral
of
Manitoba.
Yesterday
Judge
Stubtos
directed
a
slashing
attack
at
the
Federal
Department
of
Justice
and
his
complainants
whom
he
charged
with
"jucging
and
executing"
him.
He
charged
that
"Ottawa
had
not
even
treated
him
with
common
decency."
He
criticised
the
complaints
filed
against
him
and
called
them
a
"disgrace
to
a
ftrst-
year
law
student
He
enarged
that
they
should
not
be
accepted
In
any
court
and
asked
Commis
sioner
Pom
to
dismiss
the
charge.
all
except
two
Involving
money
which
he
'Stubs
wlsedjlnveitlga-ted.
NUN
WAS
,
starshells
lighting
up
the
gale-bown
waters
are
being
told
I
in
Vancouver
in
connection
with
charges
that
United
!
States
coastguard
cutters
have
interfered
with
Canadian
i
craft
in
Canadian
waters
off
the
coast
of
Vancouver
island.
The
Mltnayakwa
ol
Van-
ltT-vnfrf
Pfin
W
UXvIyLCjo
IN
MARCH
Qorrrnment
Agent
Asked
For
Mote
Adequate
Allowance
For
Single
Men
Borne
.Irf
hundrgtT
JHWmptoj't!
men
marched
to
the
Court
Houm
this
morning
to
request
through
Government
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt
more
adequate
relief
allowances
for
single
unemployed,
men
who
are
now
receiving
J9.W
per
month
The
plight
of
single
men
eating
In
restaurants,
it
was
poin
ted
was
particularly
dUficult.
Fori1"-
many
the
half
month's
allowance
was
new
used
up
and
there
was
no
money
with
which
to
buy
meals
until
the
next
allowance
was
paid
next
week.
The
spokesmen
for
the
marchers
were
Charles
Chapman,
chairman,
and
William
Rots,
act
ing
secretary
of
the
National
Un
employed
Workers'
Associated
here.
Government
Agent
Watt
advised
the
men
that
there
was
nothing
he
could
do
meantime
but
he
lndi
-
cated
that
advice
might
be
expec
-
iro
next
weec
looting
to
a
new
and
more
efficacious
plan
of
handling
rrlief
for
single
men.
Russian
Steamer
Sakhalin
is
in
Distress
in
North
Pacific;
Jap
And
American
Vessels
Stand
By
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
12:
(Canadian
Press)
A
con
fusion
of
wireless
messages
today
told
of
the
distress
of
.
the
Russian
steamer
Sakhalin
in
the
North
Pacific
Ocean.
Japanese
dispatches
said
that
254
Russians
were
on
board.
No
details
beyond
the
location
of
the
vessel
in
the
Sea
of
OkhoUk,
off
the
Isand
of
messages.
The
San
Francisco
coastguard
t
station
reported
the
Nippon
Yusen
.Kateha
tanker
Manju
Maru
and
the
States
Line
steamship
General
Pershing
were
standing
by.
Marine
men
interpreted
tbe
spelling
ot
the
name
of
the
ship
as
a
variant
ot
the
Sakhalin,
only
craft
ot
similar
name
listed.
Master
of
Coast
Passes
in
South
NORTH
VANCOUVWt.
January
PIONEERIpioneer
Tugboat
Mother
Bridget,
Who
Nursed
In
Vk
toria
for
Half
a
Century,
Passes
Away
VICTORIA.
Jan.
12:
(Canadian
Press)
Mary.
Mothw
Bridget,
oJiej
ot
the
pioneer
sisters
ot
St.
AnrieJ
Tomorrow's
Tides
HIj;b
2:30
am.
19.1
It-
14:05
p.m.
21
4
ft.
Low
8:15
ajn.
8.1
It.
20:52
p.m.
2.5
It.
FEBRUARY
UNWARRANTED
Canadian
Vessels
Tell
Of
Interference
Within
This
Country's
Waters
Claim
They
Were
Fired
Upon
by
United
States
Government
Craft
Off
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Three
Protests
Arc
Made
to
Customs
Department
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
12:
(Canadian
Press)
Tales
of
midnight
pursuits
at
sea
with
one-nound
shells
flvint?
ami
who
came
to
Victoria
In
1864
and
12
(Canadian
Preesi
Oapt.
Wtil-from
1870
untn
her
retirement
In
lam
SomervUMi.
aged
11,
pioneer
1918
was
on
the
nursing
statt
of
British.
Columbia
tugboat
matter.
St
Joseph's
Hospital
here.
Is
dead
died
hire
yesterday
following
a
ut
the
age
of
88.
prolonged
Illness.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
I
comer
reports
that
she
was
pursued
and
tired
upon
and
finally
taken
In
tow
but
was
later
released.
The
mo-torabip
Skecslx
reports
a
similar
experience
except
that
she
escaped
without
being
caught.
Nelson
brothers
ot
Vancouver
have
protested
to
the
customs
department
regarding
the
stepping
ot
their
fishing
boat
Sundown
while
proceeding
to
Vancouver
with
a
IStW
ot.
ASed
to
"
"
'
Pieced:
The
actions
charged
are
alleged
to
have
taken
place
In
December
but
were
not
revealed
until
yesterday.
The
United
States
coastguard
in
sists
that
aU
IU
aetivtUes
of
this
nature
took
place
In
American
wa-
1HREE
SPANIARDS
ORDERED
DEPORTED
In
addition
to
Jose
Viera.
deportation
orders
have
also
been
made
by
Prank
Fitch,
local
Immigration
officer,
against
Juan
Antonla
Igies-
ias
and
Rafael
del
IUq
Joeguim
O.
lOrau.
All
three
are
Spaniards'
who
1
are
alleged
to
have
entered
this
,
country
In
192
by
deserting
at
Van-
couver
tram
the
steamer
Alfonso
Peres.
They
have
been
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
tew
months.
Sakhalin,
were
carried
in
the
ROBINSON
ACQUITTED
Former
Vancouver
Tolice
Clerk
.
Gets
Oft
On
Charge
ot
Theft
ot
$11,000
VICTORIA.
January
12
rfCatta-dtan
Preat
Bail
Everett
Room-'
son.
former
polite
court
clerk,
hat.
been
acquitted
by
the
British
Co-'
lumbla
Court
of
Appeal,
sitting
here,
on
a
charge
of
stealing
$17,-000
from
City
ot
Vancouver
funoa.
The
court
allowed
Robinson's
appeal
from
his
conviction
by
a
buy
before
Chief
Justice
Aulay
Merit-son
in
Vancouver
and
Quashed
Uio
conviction.