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a.m.
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tlggi,
V
XXIV
No
55.
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17:40
Dm.
5.0
ft.
I
Abandon
Union
Scheme
Of
Government
it
tons
('UaM.
Conservative
Organ
,ks
Who
,re
Cnervs-Ihea
to
Unite
With
Th.-
Victoria
Colon
Ut.
Cotuwrva-ut
urtiut
at
the
capital,
he
the
:
,k
mt
to
ef
in
regard
to
the
i
,
'1
union
government:
n,'
n
can
only
be
union
gov--..
nt
if
there
l
oroe
party
with
.
ci.
Uir
administration
in
office
.i.itc
That
prospect
does
not
.
ip
this
nrovtnre
U
was
die-
:
vrr
sU
months
ago.
Nothing
.pinned
In
the
interval
to
,i
puMlble
On
the
contrary.
.
(or
a
union
government
i:
ought
a
Richmond
Into
the
v.
ho
u
attracting
to
hla
ban-'
)
iltiuildenu
from
both
poli-i
trUt
A.
and
who
haa
added
a
mnlicat!on
to
the
pollUcal
i
"ii
ThU
factor
promises
to
-Mir
t
n
good
deal
of
venom
Into
'
r'liromlng
election
campaign.
i
orients
always
feel
towards
'vlmm
they
have
deserted.
;
ullar
malignity
which
has.
ii.-.
been
rharactertaUc
of
'
it
i
"
The
upshot
Is
that,
ob-
I
a
Biiwara.
""
'
or
Uie
late
Joseph
Prunean.
Pi
menu
died
In
Uie
local
hoa-
IH'C
"nrlng
which
Um
he
lwd
made
of
friends.
He
wa
a
enrpen-1
"
trade.
P-.iu.wlng
the
service
nt
the
'
1
'"'"
Ii
the
body
was
taken
to
the
'''imiir
plot
in
Falrview
Cemetery
I1'"'"'
'ntcrment
was
made.
There
'(';
many
floral
tributes.
Tl''
imllbearers
were
II.
Letour-
4aaLtaail,nnaLd
iMB.WtnJh
One
are
eomlnc
to
light
which
must
have
beet)
laid
away
lor
many
yearn
The
President
and
his
cabinet
aa-stated
by
several
of
the
government
and
technical
experts)
In
finance
and
industry
alone
with
leaden
lr
the
Senate
and
the
House,
are
pre
paring
legislation
for
ubmiaston
tc
Concreas
on
Thursday.
The
scheme
will
be
ouUtned
by
the
President
Ir
a
message
to
Cons
re
and
It
probable
the
President
will
be
giver
full
power
to
proceed
without
any
of
the
delay
usual
In
peseta!
legis
lation.
u
Inenrao.
British
Columbia,
was
of
i.i.h
uiien
on
dear
ears,
no
-
---
-
-
.
,
........
u.....-
iflclally
opened
for
business
""Tit'
.uw.iIi!cenUy.
To
eelebrstc
the
opening
ol
'"in
lion
in
the
hands
of
any
'iri;il
government,
by
merely
the
air
and
pursuing
the
f"r
a
theoretic
form
of
govern-
'
i)
n
ml
de
sac.
Funeral
Service
This
Morning
at
CREAMERY
BEGINS
WELL
.Owner
llepoiti
Kxcellent
KeMill'
!
With
Prime
(icortc
Industry
l
lrt
Two
Week
i
The
Interior
Creamery
at
Prince
laens
gathered,
inspected
the
pre
mlses
and
listened
to
interesting
discussions
on
the
operation
of
a
butter
factory
and
the
handling
of
pasteurised
milk
for
local
consumption.
Dr.
C.
Kwert,
City
Health
Officer,
made
Ue
most
notable
contribution
to
the
speeches
of
the
evening
In
discussing
the
plant.
Dr.
Kwert
recognised
the
financial
gain
which
would
come
to
the
dls
aUlOllC
LnUrCIl
U;r
creamery
and
pasteurising
1,1
U
HOUlrt
n
Pinnti
Mr
time
of
nlsnt.
but
the
thought
which
im-
.wnrwrd
him
was
the
raising
of
the
frlmds
gathered
at
health
standard
of
the
community
ii;inh
funeral
service
at
8.hmiiiih
making
U.e
mHk
safer
for
"
H
ilii
,
morning
In
Ue
CaUiollc
numan
consumption
Among
other
sneakers
who
contribnted
to
uie
entertainment
snd
expressed
their
"t
Friday
and
whs
N
years
jrty
approval
of
the
new
ana
He
was
a
French-Canadian
I
mo.m
plant
were
A.
D.
Moffat.
"
"me
to
Prlnoe
Rupert
20
years
president
of
the
Board
of
Trade:
Mwr
Patterson;
C.
C.
new.
H.
a.
rw.rrv
and
C.
A.
PTO.
Chairman
of
the
Industries
Committee,
who
was
untiring
In
his
efforts
to
bring
about
the
establishment
of
this
creamery.
Alfred
Miller,
the
owner
and
op-
..
,,f
thin
Creamery,
comes
C.BVWi
.
...
rvnmark.
He
.
haa
had
a
life
iiv.ii
'
.
.
"
imulen.
Mr
lai-,,u
m
;
'.mubM
WOfk
in
dairy
anu
in
UU
homeland.
Ulll
tl.ll.
A,
Jimiiv
j
(OonUntted
80
Pi
-
.
BACKS
T.D.
irate
PATTULLO
IN
SCHEME
Victoria
littniitc
Paper
Urges
Tliat
Dole
is
Kconomlcally
Unsound
Method
of
Drating
With
Unemployment
The
Victoria
Times
In
a
leading
editorial
article
backs
Prince
Ru-
pert's
member
in
his
scheme
for.
giving
real
work
for
real
wages
to
the
unemployed.
It
says:
Those
who
have
the
well-being
of
the
province
at
heart
should
be
In
agreement
with
T.
D.
PattuttoV
14
ca
that
constructive
work
for
the
Idle
should
be
provided.
Instead
of.
the
fMe,
as
a
means
of
preserving
,
a
sound
cltisenarJp
and
facilitating
economic
recovery.
No
matter
by
what
name
it
goes.
the
unemployment
relief
which
is
being
paid
oat
in
Canada
ts
both
eeonomc
and
socially
vicious
and
fhould
not
even
have
been
dreamed
4
In
a
country
which
needs
so
much
constructive
pioneering
as
Canada
Joes.
It
Mr.
MAekemte
King
gug-
geetsan
for
the
formation
of
a
na-
tlonBl
advbury
eainiisssjftq
hafli
first
made
it,
or
last
year
when
he
repealed
the
advice,
the
unemploy
ment
situation
certainly
woo
Id
have
been
a
great
deal
better
than
It
is
now.
Mr.
Pattullo
naturally
Is
not
im
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
7,
1933
Monday,
February
27
The
New
Chevrolet
Will
be
orf
Display
at
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
All
Cordially
Halted
Phone
52
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
flENDID
MESSAGE
IS
HEARD
TODAY
PEOPLE
OF
U.
S.
ARE
A
UNIT
IN
SUPPORTING
ROOSEVELT
Governors
of
All
States
Give
Full
Support
to
Emergency
Measures
All
Citizens
Called
on
to
Support
Roosevelt
Irrespective
of
Party
Affiliations
and
to
Hrinj;
About
Financial
Order
WASHINGTON,
March
7:
At
a
imstlng
of
the
Cover
n.ir-
of
all
tho
state
in
the
Union
held
here
yesterday
l'lv
iiK-nt
Rootevclt
wm
promised
undivided
support
in
a
.
action
he
may
take
to
bring
order
out
of
the
preterit
!,:
..icial
chaos.
They
expressed
their
confidence
in
th
let
(
cutive
and
thoir
faith
in
hi
ability
to
handle
th
Urges
'
'
Further
called
.-
if
they
upon
aN
cltbwns
of
the
United
Stales,
ir
.
respective
of
parte,
V
loyally
support
the
preaeusut
In
(he
present
crisis.
Clearinghouse
atrtlf
Icat4
are
be
tni
laaiwd
already
to
be
used
ten
porarUy.
Permlu
are
alto
betas
granted
to
the
hanks
to
provtdc
iDarroUa
and
oayaaeats
of
othei
'pressing
nature
in
order
that
in.
Industries
of
the
country
ma)
mm
An
appeal
la
betas
m
ta
thoM
who
have
cash
hoardec
pressed,
by
rosy
pVtures
of
a
new
era
which
the
"Inherent
courage1
and
fortitude
of
our
people"
will
eventually
paint.
What
he
quite1
rightly
demands
la
a
form
of
dheet
action
which
will
furnish
our
peo
ple
with
both
the
Incentive
and
the
means
of
helping
themselves
out
of
their
troubles.
The
present
system
of
relief
Is
economically
unsound
because
there
Is
very
little
practical
return
for
the
money
expended.
It
is
socially
vlacious
because
it
under
'nines
the
public
morale.
It
doe-,
not
require
much
Imagination
tr
visualise
the
ultimate
consequence
if
a
system
under
which
cltlserv
must
appear
before
relief
officers
for
daily
rations
for
Uvrmaelvpt
nd
their
families,
or
for
pittance
to
provide
themselves
with
shelter,
'lothlng.
and
warmth.
Such
a
system
strikes
inevitably
at
their
ven
elf-respcct.
It
destroys
their
stive
and
self-confidence.
Obviouxly
It
is
unnecessary
for
Canada
to
have
to
rely
upon
the
dole
to
save
any
part
of
its
popu
lation
from
starving.
It
this
wen
an
old
nation
with
Its
areas
enveloped
and
over-populated.
Its
pro
blem
would
be
different.
Hut
we
have
a
population
of
a
little
more
than
10,300.000
scattered
over
3.-
100,000
square
miles
ot
territory.
most
of
which
Is
a
vast
and
relatively
untouched
storehouse
of
natural
resnurerv.
Surely
It
can
not
be
seriously
argued
tliat
with
such
advantages
millions
ot
our
prevent
generation
must
be
dependent
upon
th
state
for
bare
subsistence.
It
would
be
Interesting
to
know
what
eoulo
have
been
done
In
the
way
ot
practical
colonisation
for
instance.
If
even
one-half
of
the
money
already
spent
on
relief
had
been
expended
on
assistance
for
those
desirous
ot
going
on
the
land,
tjot
In
the
hope
ot
making
a
fortune,
but
with
the
object
of
making
homes
and
avoiding
want
and
distress.
Even
now,
In
spite
ot
governmental
Inertia,
this
landward
movement
already
has
set
In.
If
the
competition
In
armaments
Is
to
continue
the
economic
system
must
ultimately
collapse
Sir
Norman
Angell
President
Taking
Oath
of
Office
Two
other
conclusions
are
reach
ed
by
the
commMon
in
rto
report,
as
follows:
1.
Adequate
medical
services
for
all
Uie
people
of
Alberta
can
be
secured
only
through
the
peraUou
of
a
contributory
Iraaitli
Insurance
scheme.
a.That
existing
enabling
legislation
whereby
municipal
districts
or
parts
tliereof
may
organise
for
the
provision
of
medical
and
allied
services
should
bo
utilised
The
resolution
setting
commission
was
moved
Piittlnson.
labor.
Bdaon.
and
sec
onded
by
Fred
J.
White,
Labor
leader,
Calgary.
The
commission
was
to
report
on
the
best
method
of
making
provisions
tor
public
health
services
and
as
to
tlnaueiaj
arrangements
which
would
be
required
on
an
actual
basis
to
Insure
same.
Hon.
Oeorge
Hoadley,
minister
of
agriculture
and
health
was
appointed
chatrmnn
while
other
members
a.
"I
do
solemnly
swear
thai
I
will
faithfully
execute
the
office
of
president
of
the
United
Stales,
and
will,
to
We
best
of
my
ability,
preserve,
protect
and
defend
the
Constitution
ot
the
United
States
FRANKLIN
D
ROOSEVELT.
Medical
Services
For
'
All
the
People
of
Alberta
is
Planned
by
Contributory
Health
Insurance
raMOtfTON.
March
7
-
Ultimate
of
the
rotnmissiun
were:
Q.
E.
provision
of
an
ideal
scheme
xor
cruickshank.
Independent.
Rocky
adequate
medical
services
for
all
Mounla.n;
a.
P.
Mitchell,
Liberal,
the
people
of
this
province
und
that
Rudolph
Hennlng.
U.
F.
A,
any
sehentc
of
a
more
local
nature
ciOVer
Bar;
W.
O.
Farquharson.
U.
should
be
planned
as
to
be
readily
F
A
Ribstone;
Dr
W.
A.
Atkinson,
adaptable
to
a
broad
general
conservative.
Edmonton;
Hon.
Irene
scheme,
which
may
eventually
be
pgriby.
minister
without
portfolio:
either
Dominion
or
province-wine
crirts
PalUrwon.
Labor.
Hrison.
In
its
application,
la
the
chief
finding
of
the
legislatve
commission
set
up
as
a
result
of
a
reaoluton
passed
unanimously
at
the
1932
session
of
.
the
legislature
and
a
report
of
whose
activities
is
made
available
here
Plan
Loyalist
Old
Home
Week
Dlgby
One
of
Score
of
Towns
Preparing
Celebrations
D1UUY.
Nfl..
March
7:
One
of
a
score
of
Canadian
towns
planning
to
celebrate
the
one
hundred
and
fiftieth
anlversary
ot
the
landing
ot
the
United
Empire
Loyalists,
Dtgby
Is
preparing
an
old
home
week
expected
to
attract
thousands
ot
natives
of
the
town
and
county
and
summer
visitors.
byupch?;j
University
is
Adopting
Scrip
For
Change
SAN
FRANCISCO.
March
7:
The
University
of
California
is
resorting
to
scrip
as
t
means
of
providing
small
change
for
use
during
the
present
banking
tie-up.
The
pap
monev
Is
of
5c,
10c
and
25c
values.
Chamber
of
Commerce
Gets
Inspiration
from
Harold
Brown
Address
It
was
a
wonderful
message
that
was
brought
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
service
clubs
of
the
city
today
by
Harold
Brown,
manager
of
the
Union
Steamship
Company
at
a
luncheon
given
in
his
honor
at
the
Commodore
Cafe,
John
Dybhavn
presiding.
It
was
a
message
permeated
with
hope,
cheer,
faith
and
encouragement.
He
said
he
believed
-
he
worst
ot
the
experiences
of
the
nepression
were
past
and
that
they
l
ould
look
forward
to
better
things
but
he
pointed
to
difficulties
in
the
way
and
mentioned
how
some
ot
them
could'-bc
overcome.
He
said
many
people
he
met
were
wilting
and
cracking,
under
the
pressure
because
they
had
depended
too
much
upon
material
things.
Quoting,
he
said:
"I
believe
the
whole
universe
Is
a
living
Intelligent
spirit,
even
to
the
tiniest
atom.
Not
a
lying
spirit
but
i
truthful
n!rlt
"
was
a
reference
to
poverty
when
he
said:
"The
destitution
to
fear
is
the
poverty
of
spirit
which
b
mare-ter
riblc
than
the
want
of
bread.
He
feared
some
were
lacking
that
spirit
today
but
he
had
faith
in
the
people
of
the
country
to
overcome
this.
He
wanted
to
sec
a
revival
of
that
western
spirit
which
would
not
know
defeat.
There
were
present
nearly
one
hundred
ot
the-business
and
profes
sional
men
of
the
city
with
John
Dybhavn
presiding
and
with
him
at
the
head
of
the
tabic,
Aetlng-Mayor
Rochester,
T.
Brown,
president
of
the
Oyro
Club
and
representatives
of
the
other
organization
in
the
city.
ERECTING
FISHCAMP
Work
Iteing
Done
at
Seal
Cove
Where
Loral
Lumber
is
Now
Available
The
Prince
nupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association
recently
purchased
a
scow
from
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
Limited
and
the
arc
now
commencing
to
erect
on
it
a
store
and
fish
camp
prior
to
towing
it
to
Ooose
Bay
on
Dundua
Island
where
Utey
pian
to
operate
it
during
the
coming
season
as
a
fhii
buying
station.
The
work
on
the
scow
is
betag
done
in
Seal
Cove
where
the
lumber
!
la
now
available.
Work
would
have
commenced
earlier
but
the
fisher
men
were
anxious
to
use
Prince
Ru
pert
cut
lumber
for
the
work.
The
new
station
will
be
ready
for
bust-
ne-w.
It
Is
said,
by
about
the
first
week
In
April.
City
Architect
At
Vancouver
Is
Legislature
May
Complete
Before
Easter
louse
Likely
to
like
and
rostibly
May
Be
Dissolved
Witbln
the
Next
Few
Weeks
VICTORIA.
March
1:
There
Is
every
Indication
that
the
Leglsia-
are
will
rise
before
the
Easter
Uoliday
and
It
is
possible
that
dls-Blution
may
take
place
before
that
time.
Whether-Mr.
Bruhn
"win
Join
W.
J.
Bowser's
union
faction
or
lead
me
of
his
own.
has
not
been
made
clear.
The
position
of
Premier
Tol-
nle
Is
also
most
uncertain.
He
has
everyone
guessing.
Efforts
have
been
made
to
get
him
to
give
up
his
union
proposals
but
it
is
not
likely
hat
he
will
do
so.
He
was
expected
to
give
some
indication
of
his
pol
icy
in
his
speech
on
the
address
at
the
week-end
but
failed
to
say
any-
htng
of
moment
ile
Just
beamed
in
the
House,
spoke,
pleasantly
of
neryone
and
men
burled
himself
In
agriculture.
The
work
of
the
session
is
being
xpedited.
both
sldfs
realising
that
'he
soorer
the
present
farce
is
over.
he
better
tor
tlte
province.
So
far
thre
have
been
no
Liberal
ietecttons
of
any
Importance.
Mem
bers
of
that
party
are
standimT
(Irmly
behind
tirtr
leader,
fully
ex
acting
that
Mr.
Fattullo
will
be
the.
next
Premier
of
the
province.
Successor
to
Mayor
Cermak
Being
Discussed
Funeral
of
Chicago's
late
Mayor
to
Take
Dare
on
Friday
ot
This
Week
CHICAOO.
Msrch
7:
The
death
of
Mayor
Cermak
precipitated
a
conflict
among
Jtla
supporters
as
to
who
bis
successor
Is
to
be.
There
are
two
factious,
one
known
as
the
Irish
faction
and
Uie
other
the
Foreign
faction.
Mayor
Cermak
belonged
to
the
latter.
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mayor
wi)l
take
place
Friday
and
prior
to
that
the
bedy
wtU
be
forwarded
here
and
rtfl
lie
in
state.
"
Being
Abolished
I
Build
Railway
VANCOUVER.
March
7
No
suc
cessor
lias
been
appointed
to
City
Architect
Bird.
It
has
been
decided
to
abolish
the
office
and
to
appoint
instead
a
city
building
Inspector,
and
there
are
a
number
of
applicants
for
the
position.
You
get
everything
you
want
In
life
It
you
want
It
with
the
full
con
centratton
ot
your
will
power-Vlckl
Baum.
Asrar
As
Jehol
TOKIO.
March
7
Work
has
already
commenced
on
the
construction
of
a
railway
connecting
the
city
of
Jehol
with
the
Manchuriah"
Railway
system
now
owned
by
this
country.
ThU
will
simplify
the
work
ot
keeping
In
close
touch
politically
and
industrially
with
the
Interior
ot
the
conquered