Tomorrow's
Tides
Total
t
etlrclion
Now
Reaches
1171
Through
Ormes
Depot
Mi
Mi
N,m
iy-um
bnota-
e
lett-at
iruttV
"93
VOtebho,
ik
reed
in
principle
between
P
R
and
C.
N.
R.
railway
The
first
lines
to
be
affected
v
t
the
Montreal-Toronto
and
"
a
a
-Toronto
services.
AH
Stocks
Were
Down
Yesterday
MW
YORK
MiMh
M:
All
were
down
one
to
three
points
v,sterday
on
the
exchange.
MONTREAL,
March
a:
Sympa-with
New
York
all
stocks
'
i,
,,t
R
lower
level
at
dosing
time
Vi
liT('ay.
VANCOUVEfL
Ma
nth
lO'Ival
She
on,,,
s
Drug
8
tort
from
noon
yea-
products,
eggs
ana
noney.
fi
u
up
Ull
ah
tod
for
the
The
minister
Mid
he
Relieved
that
!ihr..iy
This
make
a
total
of
1JSY1
hath
the
direct
and
indirect
result
k
rolln
led
tlivrr
the
campaign
wouW
Incrcaard
returns
to
the
mi
nl
by
Ute
Oym
Club
started,
producers,
if
newt
went
contributions
have;
At
the
present
Umr.
due
to
cur-
rsoev
fluctuations,
exporters.
lr
Ruth
CMOtes
ut
Hoefe
i:vmus
'
Klfeit
)1
Walter
Smith
1
1
m
il
Arney
v
it
J
O.
Smith
W.iorlland
M
MontoMh
H
M.
Har
M
J
P
Cade
POOLING
BY
......
14.
order
to
insure
uwmseives
steins?
It
lass,
paid
to
the
producers
the
very
...
g
lowest
possible
price.
1
I
1
5
S
2
f
LOCAL
BOY
PASSES
ON
Death
Announred
Yesterday
of
IN
it
di
Kc.
Sen
f
Frank
Rkc
I
of
Tliit
City
and
Now
of
llarkmille
D
A
If
117
A
VC
lMi
n"1
""
hcHrd
IV
AIL
W
A
I
O
,
here
eent
from
Vancouver
U
Frank
!
d.
Riee
who
1
surveying
nine
miles
,
,
,
.......
out
of
llarkervtlle.
that
his
son
v
v
1
L',?r
m
.Af
fCl'd
.bT
iDwight
was
dead
Mr
Bice
was
"mT.i,
post
office
m-.ntms-ai
I
KEAL.
March
m
-
Th-iBarlMiTllle
The
earn,
alM
today
in
a
f
competitive
TTr,nadlan
Pres.
despatch
from
Van-
mci-v
wherever
ura
curable
has
.....
,
rouwr
muni
uir
wuiw
Dwtaht,
who
attended
public
and
high
school
here,
has
been
111
for
some
time
and
was
taken
south
by
Mrs.
Race
tn
the
hope
of
saving
his
life.
He
was
19
years
of
age
and
It
Is
understood
was
born
at
Halifax
from
which
city
Mr.
Rice
came
t
Trlncc
Rupert.
He
was
there
at
the
time
of
the
Halifax
explosion.
Dwlght
was
a
son
of
Mr.
Rice
but
his
mother
died
years
ago.
He
had
two
sisters.
Evelyn,
who
has
been
nursing
in
Victoria
and
Rose,
who
attended
high
school
here
until
v
i
i
ks
dropped
yesterday
along
was
lwted
on
,RP
R"
nMC
i'
mwrns.
looay
i
VANCOUVER
WIIKAT
VANOOUVBR.
March
M-Wheat
BOOKS
WANTED
Anyone
having
books,
old
or
new,
that
they
wish
to
lnate
to
the
Library,
should
leave
them
at
once
at
Ormes
Drug
Store
The
name
of
the
donor
should
be
written
pUlnly
on
the
parcel
and
they
will
be
acknowledged
through
thte
paper.
Embargo
on
Wmln
Paul
Armour
leaving
Tonight
to
Try
to
Raise
CapL
Martinu&tn's
Halibut
Schooner
jPatWrswar
an4
to
eujft
v4-
nsre
won
ne
wrwsrw
w
ofllfeet
schooner
Uvtasptonc.
ac-1
eetspanied
by
the
owner.
Captain
I
Tony
Martinuacn.
and
after
considerable
search
loratefl
the
boat
Ui
about
thirty
to
thirty-five
falh-
t
of
water
She
tod
struck
a
pinnacle
rock
and
rolled
over
and
In
her
descent
liad
snapped
a
two
tech
anchor
hawser.
Prom
marb.
en
the
rock
and
other
circumstance-connected
with
the
wreck
it
Is
thought
that
she
is
rather
badly
damaged.
A
diver
Is
coming
In
from
Ketchi
kan
snd
Cept
Armour
expects
to
leave
about
midnight
tonight
to
make
an
attempt
to
raise
the
vessel.
H
wU
be
necessary
to
paai
a
cable
wider
the
wreck
and
raise
her
with
row.
Owing
to
the
exposed
post-lion
this
will
be
difficult
Yesterday
there
were
large
breakers
si
the
rock
and
it
was
difficult
working
owing
to
the
surf.
Hitler
Will
be
Made
Supreme
Ruler
Germany
BERLIN.
March
22
The
new
Reichstag
met
yesterday
with
a
majority
supporting
Chancellor
Hitler.
It
Is
announced
that
on
Thursday
arbitrary
powers
will
be
given
the
chancellor
with
the
right
to
annul
foreign
treaties
and
carry
on
practically
all
the
functions
of
government.
Home
Brew
in
Rhodes
Budget
OTTAWA.
March
2i
Among
ile
excise
taxes
Imposed
under
the
budget
brought
down
yesterday
by
lion.
E.
N.
Rhodes,
minister
of
finance,
was
one
on
un
fermented
port
wine
of
34
cents
per
gallon;
malt
syrup
or
powder
extracts
of
malt
or
other
malt
product
for
the
brewing
of
beer
50c.
per
pound.
Cigarette
tubes
ten
rents
per
hun
dred
tubes.
HANKI.lt
AUItl-.STf.I)
NEW
YORK,
March
M:
Charles
Mitchell,
banker,
has
been
arrested
here
and
ball
was
At
once
arranged.
He
Is
charged
with
evading
income
tax
payment
THIS
WEEK
'
The
New
Chevrolet
jjlKh
1.1
1:35:
a.m.
20,1
ft;
:.
Is
on
Display
at
Low
5:39,
ajn.
65
ft.
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
?
18:05
pm.
3.6
ft.
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
51.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XIV..
No.
68.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
22,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
0RT
TO
STABILIZE
CANADA
PRICES
HUGE
SUM
TO
BE
DISTRIBUTED
RESULT
OF
DUBLIN
SWEEP
Bennett
Government
Provides
Stabilization
Exporters
To
U.
K.
Scheme
is
Designed
Along
With
Pegging
of
Pound
to
Guarantee
Fixed
Value
For
Products
of
Farms
and
Fisheries
OTTAWA,
March
22:
A
stabilization
fund
designed
to
simulate
export
to
the
United
Kingdom
of
farm
and
fish-civ
products
and
guarantee
to
the
Canadian
exporter
a
definite
fixed
value
for
his
commodities,
will
be
established
d
the
government,
Hon.
E.
N.
Rhodes
announced
in
his
I.
irtgft
speech
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
For
export
purposes
the
govem-
93
BOOKS
DONATED
ment
proposes
to
peg
the
pound
sterling
at
$4.60.
The
stabilisation
fund
will
make
good
to
the
exporters
the
difference
between
the
actual
day
to
day
exchange
Talus
of
the
pound
and
the
pegged
value.
This
will
apply
to
animals,
meats.
Including
bacon
and
hams,
poultry,
fresh
fish,
canned
flan,
tobacco,
cheese,
milk
products,
canned
CAME
THROUGH
.
BANK
KUX
AND
!
ItECEIVEU
NO
AID
OTTAWA,
March
22:-One
!
chartered
bank
of
Canada
,
canoe
through
a
"run"
In
which
J
10.000,000
In
deposits
were
withdrawn,
without
aid
or
as-
tUtanee
from
other
banks
or
the
Dominion
Oovernment.
Premier
Bennett
told
the
House
of
Commons
last
night.
Premier
Bennett
mentioned
this
as
an
instance
of
the
soundness
of
Canadian
banks,
when
his
gov-
eminent
was
charged
with
un-
faimeas
In
not
coming
to
the
aid
of
the
Manitoba
Savings
Office
last
year.
LOCATED
THE
LIVINGSTONE;
California
Earthquake
Scene
A
series
of
ca:
ihquafcej
.shocks
I
'rrorued
Southern
California
on
MarHi
10
and
11.
whe
iiiniillorij
it
damage
wa;
uone.
over
one
huncrcd
people
killed
and
tiiuuswds
injured
in
Long
Beach.
Los
Angeles,
and
oU.tr
cosBniunlUes.
Above
is
shown
a
clock
which
was
stopped
by
one
of
the
shock
as
brick
work
of
the
building
tumbled
about
It.
Ten
Million
Dollars
Will
Go
to
Winners
in
Irish
Sweepstakes
Now
Being
Drawn
at
Dublin
on
Race
DUBLIN,
March
22:--The
Irish
hospitals
sveetakcs
on
the
Grand
National,
on
which
drawing
started
today,
wt
a
new
record.
It
has
grown
to
be
the
biggest
of
its
kind
in
the
word.
More
than
$15,000,000
at
par
was
subscribed.
About
$10,000,000
will
be
distributed
in
prizes.
NEW
YORK,
March
22:
A
large
number
of
Irish
sweepstake
tickets
have
been
soldi
In
this
country
and
It
Is
generally
reported
thai
a
noge
number
of
fakes
have
also
been
passed,
the
owners
of
which
will
not
have
even
the
usual
slim
chance
of
winning
a
prise.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Defense.
UJgg,
at
4
and
8,
U
A
tun
Fisheries.
Vesta.
9.000.
at
AM.
to
AUm
Fish
eries.
Unlmak.
7.500,
at
4.6
and
3.
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Star.
9.000.
at
4
and
1
to
Cold
Storage.
Ill
Oill.
7.500.
t
4.6
aud
I.
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Tillikum.
a.000.
at
4.4
and
I.
to
Cold
Storage.
Britishers.
9.090,
at
4.3
and
1
to
Cold
Storage.
Happy.
9,060,
at
4jG
and
1.
to
Cold
Storage.
Don
Q..
7.000,
at
4.6
and
2,
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Canadian
Melville,
13.000.
at
4
and
3
to
Colo
Storage.
Tax
on
Premiums
Foreign
Dividends
In
Rhodes
Budget
OTTAWA.
March
22
The
Rhodes'
budget
brought
down
'yesterday
provided
for
a
tax
of
five
per
cent
on
interest
tollecteo
In
for
Rose
Spit.
lJjOOO,
at
4
and
3.
to
time
it
will
be
likely
to
adversely
Cold
Storage.
affect
the
price
of
the
Canadian
Gertrude,
3.000.
at
4.1
and
2.
to
product
dumping
duty
wtU
be
AHIn
Fisheries.
icttarfed
on
it.
M.
P.
McCaffery
Gives
Address
on
Reciprocity
to
Members
of
Gyro
Club
at
Their
Luncheon
Yesterday
j
Giving
a
history
of
the
reciprocity
movement
with
the
United
States
since
the
year
1854
and
showing
how
Canada
would
have
benefitted
from
it
and
how
it
would
still
benefit
the
fish
and
lumber
businesses
in
Prince
Rupert,
M.
P.
McCaffery
gave
an
interesting
and
instructive
address
yesterday
to
the
members
of
the
Gyro
Club
at
their
regular
weekly
luncheon
in
the
Bos-H
Mr.
McCaffery
told
of
the
treaty
Will
Put
Men
negouavca
oy
untain
wiui
mc
uni-
:
ted
States
in
1854
which
was
in
force
i
tor
five
years.
The
main
reason
for
!
:
making
the
treaty
was
to
prevent
Canada
joining
the
States
at
that
;
Believes
U.
S.
Will
Concur
is
To
Work
in
.
U.
S.
Forests
time
Since
that
time
almost
every;
'
v
leading
statesman
had
tried
to
ne-
eotiate
a
new
treaty
but
it
was
hot
,
Hot
Step
in
Hijr
Scheme
to
Tike
until
1911
that
Sir
Wilfrid.
Laurler.'i
Care
of
Unemployed'
in
States
then
premier
of
Canada,
was
sue-1
Initiated
by
President
ccssful
in
arranging
a
plan
for
re-
J
riprocal
trade
with
the
U.
S.
ad-
WASHINGTON.
March
32:
An-tninuaraUon
under
President
Taft.1
other
message
was
sent
to
Congress
'
Aji
appeal
was
made
to.
Canada
to
yesterday
outlining
a
program
of
ratify
it
but
fear
of
It
being
the
first
employment
relief
legislation
that
step
toward
annexation
caused
the
he
desired.
This
message
was
dispeople
to
refuse
ratification
and
cussed
previously
by
leaders
of
the
1
Laurler
went
out
of
office.
v..
lpemocraUc
party
at
the
White
-t-tContmuedTlfYTairr
JflolSe-.
WJr-
une
or
tne
Dig
feature
or
the
plan.
IrglsMtkm
to
Implement
which
hu
already
been
Introduced
In
both
housea
of
Congress,
is
that
provision
be
made
to
put
a
quarter
,
of
a
million
men
to
work
lh
the
na-
nienfmnmonf
(ltonaJ
forests.
They
will
be
segre-aJldal
lllalllClU
Rated
In
camps
under
seml-mlll-
PAIUS,
March
22
In
an
Inter
view
here
yesterday
Premier
Mac-Donald
of
Britain
was
asked
as
tt
the
position
of
the
United
State.
In
connection
with
the
proposed
four-power
treaty
being
planned
for
the
four
big
powers
of
Europe.
He.
replied
that
he
believed
the
United
States
would
concur
in
any
general
disarmament
scheme
that
might
be
proposed.
MacDonald
is
Meeting
Success
In
France
Today
PARIS.
March
33:
-Sympathetic
Building
Burned
Out
on
Highway
eign
currency
on
Canadian
bonds
.
butw,ng
occupied
by
Andy
when
that
currency
is
at
a
picm-
m
n,hw,y
the
other
side
turn
in
uanaa.i.
i
ix
iw
rlof
the
bridge
and
owned
by
T.
Ross
cent
wiu
oe
coiiwie
w
MMkjiy
0Ulncd
down
Utt
on
au
mwre
m
or
wuutuua
night.
ny
uanaoian
oeow.-
vo
.km.-.-Mf
M(ty
nR(
planncl
,eavt
dents
of
Canada.
.w.
KniMino
miv
New
Zealand
Butter
Coming
OTTAWA.
March
2S:
It
is
announced
here
that
a
big
shipment
of
butter
is
now
on
its
way
to
Canada
from
New
Zealand.
This
will
be
kept
in
bond
tor
a
month
and
if
it
is
found
that
at
the
e4of
that
Endorses
Tolmie
Union
Government
'
i
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
March
22:
The
Conservative
Association
here
passed
a
resolution
endorsing
the
plan
for
a
union
government
as
outlined
by
Premier
Tolmle.
EXCHANGE
RATES
itary
conditions
and
will
be
given
;
their
food
and
elothlng
and
$30
a
'month,
similar
to
army
pay.
SAYS
WORK
GOING
WELL
Anvox
SmtMer
Being
Operated
Regularly
and
Output
Steadily
Increasing
O.
W.
La
idler,
manager
for
W.
H.
Malkln
tt
Co.
Ud..
who
returned
from
a
visit
t4
Anyox
yesterday
brought
word
from
the
smelter
town
that
the
smelter
Is
working
rejj
gularly
and
Its
output
Is
befiag
steadily
Increased.
The
manaaemenL
consideration
Is
being
given
here
UnM
him
it
vnuU
be
nnormUnc
at.
to
the
proposal
of
Premier
Mussolini
capacity
very
shortly.
carried
by
Premier
MacDonald
of
i
mm
England.
Conferences
have
been
held
with
Premier
Deladler
and
ther
government
heads
Including
the
late
Premier
Paul
Boncour,
now
minister
of
foreign
affairs.
DORIGEN
z
WON
RACEj
IJnconshlre
llandlrap.
Firt
f
tjjf-Flat
Racing
Classics,
Took
Place
Today
LINCOLN,
Bnftand,
March
33
O.
Lambtonl
tour:year-old
colt
Dorigen
won
Hie
Lincolnshire
han-a
leap
today
over
a
straight
mijg.
course.
Solenoid
came
second
and
the
third
ho
Aw
was
Varsity
Ex
press.
This
is
the
first
race
6f
the
Bnf-"
itftli
fUt-rauinc
classics
of
the
year.
The
Grand
National
takes
plaos
at
Aintree
Jui
outside
of
Liverpool
on
Htursday.
Froze
to
Death
in
Alaska
Recently
ANCHORAGE.
Alaska.
March
12:
Taken
111
on
the
trail
on
the
Kwkokwtn
country,
Hugh
Perf
NEW
YORK.
March
22:
Ex-1
a
protpeetor
and
trapper
froze
to
change
rates
here
yesterday
were,
death
when
he
was
unable
to
bufjfl
Canadian.
83.38;
sterling,
3.42ft.
a
me.