Tomorrow's
Tides
Strong
Wind
and
Heavy
Seas
Made
v
Raising
of
Schooner
Livingstone
Impossible
But
Boat
Partly
Raised
inn
to
the
strong
northerly
wind
blowing
all
the
time
r
I
:
iic
heavy
westerly
swell
it
was
impossible
to
raise
the
'
i"
vstone,
stated
Paul
Armour
today
after
three
days
Dnnilns
Island.
He
arrived
home
1
1
-
'f'tornoon
on
the
C.
N.,
leaving
the
Jedway
to
look
nf-fl
i'
"if
siow
and
equipment
at
the
scene
of
the
wreck.
-
-w
retain
Armour
'said
that
they
Today's
Weather
'J
'
barometer
MfM
lamnm
H
smooth
sea,
'ii''
Island
HUar
llalit
nivrOt
,
V.B.I,,
.
-ff.
V
"
'Iterate
sea.
niH
t;ier.
ng4ii
sm
y
got
cables
around
the
wrecked
fishing
vessel
and
had
her
part
way
up
when
the
one-Inch
cable
they
were
using
broke
She
was
being
hauled
by
a
donkey
engine
on
a
scow.
The
huge
bmtkors
caused
the
trouble.
He
pUns
now
to
await
more
suit-
b...,:.
r":.
"
'
bi..
wrath
wtwn
no
says
.c
.s
"ppy
sea.
sure
he
can
raW
vessel.
nitctn
Men
at
rrtent
Kmplojcd
at
Mine
Others
Will
Handle
the
Machinery
Work
w
proceeding
at
the
Surf
Point
Mine
and
very
soon
the
new
mill,
already
announced,
will
be
in
operation
there
and
concentrate
will
be
shipped
according
to
R.
E.
Lefte.
mining
engineer
for
the
TUnmlns
Corporation
In
charge
of
operations
at
Surf
Point
Mine
on
Poreber
Island
There
are
now
IS
men
employed
at
the
mine
and
the
erection
of
the
machinery
and
other
work
will
mean
active
continuous
operation.
Mr.
Legge
did
not
bring
the
ma
ehinery
with
htm
but
it
Is
on
"the
way
irom
uie
souin.
it
consists
m
a
cot
centra
ting
mill,
claaalfler
and
concentrating
table.
The
Installation
will
make
it
possible
to.
ship
ore
which
could
not
otherwise
be
profitably
handled.
The
fact
that
such
an
experienced
mining
company
is
handling
the
installation
is
a
guarantee
that
It
is
sure
to
prove
successful.
The
ore
that
will
be
milled
at
Surf
Point
goes
roughly
fifteen
dol
lars
to
the
ton
and
this
will
be
concentrated
to
about
$154
to
the
ton.
High
grade
ore
will
be
shipped
di
rect,
nnd
tailings
will
be
put
through
the
floatation
cells.
Mining
on
rorrlier
Island
will
be
greatly
stimulated
by
the
Installation
of
this
mill,
the
mine
being
the
first
on
the
island
to
ship
ore.
Others
are
likely
to
follow
Judging
by
present
prospects.
Skipper
Was
Lost
Overboard
8BATTLB.
March
25:
Captain
Palmer
Moe.
40
years
of
age.
of
the
oatuwry
tender
Francis,
was
lost
overboard
Wednesday
when
Uie
Minister
of
Mines
Out
in
Favor
of
of
union
government.
JONES
DOES
NOT
LIKE
IT
Thinks
This
is
Time
to
Lay
Aside
I'arty
I'olitirs
and
TrIU
Vancouver
l'coplc
So
VANCOUVER,
March
23:
--"If
ever
there
was
a
tune
for
the
laying
aside
of
party
politics
It
Is
now,"
declared
lion.
J.
W.
Jones,
finance
minister
in
the
Tohnle
administration.
In
addressing
the
Doard
of
Trade
here
last
night.
"It
need
not
affect
our
allegiance
In
federal
politics,"
Mr.
Jones
continued,
"but
here
tn
British
Columbia
surely
men
of
both
parties
can
get
together."
To
Break
Ice
at
Fort
William
In
Uie
harbor
here
about
April
1
preparing
for
the
opening
of
navigation
on
the
lakes.
There
are
large
stocks
of
grain
In
the
elevators,
ap
proximately
80.000,000
bushels
or
bout
irounded
during
a
snewetorm
about
80
boat
cargoes
near
Kodlak.
Tle
Francis
freed
It-
i
The
rate
quoted
this
ye.n
Is
C1
self
with
Utile
damage.
j
cento
a
bushel
to
Montreal.
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
H:.:)
1:22
ajn.
21.4
ft.
13:38
pm.
20.8
it.
Is
on
Display
at
.
7:40
ajn.
33
It.
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
V
50
pjn.
4.1
ft.
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
53
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
HRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
vl
v.XIV
No.
7K(
V,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
25,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS'
CAPSIZED
A
T
SEA
TTLE
DOCK
MANAGER
OF
THE
SURF
POINT
MINE
TELLS
OF
ACTIVITIES
U.S.
Steamer
President
Madison
Sank
at
Dock
Seattle
Trapping
Men
Water
Poured
Through
Hole
in
Hull
Made
by
Repair
Men
and
Workmen
Clambered
Ashore
All
Except
Five
Who
Were
Still
Iklow
-f
1
ATTLE,
March
26:
Trapping
five
men
in
the
depth
.
r
hold,
two
of
whom
are
believed
to
be
dead,
the
Am
.n
mail
liner
President
Madison
cajmiiod
and
imrtl
at
tin
mooring
dock
here
lust
night.
The
vessel
keeled
i
u
lien
ater
oureri
into
the
hold
through
the
owning
i
Mile
w
here
repair
men
had
been
taking
off
three
of
Al
The
Races
ii
.itches
ponies
Brig
a
-!
rul
B
M.
Hepburn,
war
nil
rx-MP.,
ts
following
i
down
Htalrah
way
a'ter
steel
plates.
Nearly
iw
workmen
and
members
of
the
crew
clambered
to
safety
on
the
nearby
dock.
The
stern
of
the
vessel
rested
go
the
bottom,
the
vessel
UlUng
at
an
angle
of
60
degrees.
The
men
believed
to
be
drowned
are
Jack
Rom.
M
years
of
age
storekeeper
asm
Carl
Bdbsrg.
4t,
a
junior
engineer.
frr
--
x.a-'
a
CANADIAN
IIMJl
A
TICKl.TON
WINNMt
AMI
(I
ins
SIS!
!
Horn,
an
Imperial
Oil
Company
rmnlavee
at
Dartmouth.
NJB..
was
the
only
Canadian
holding
j
a
ticket
on
KsUeaora
Jack,
win-
ner
of
the
Orand
National
He
ecu
$123,060
from
the
Irish
,
Hospital
Sweepstake
No
other
Canadians
held
UckeU
on
the
first
three
horse.
a
Victoria
Refuses
To
Become
Party
To
Ultimatum
1
VICTORIA.
March
25
The
Vic
torta
city
council
refused
to
be
i
i
party
to
the
ultimatum
given
the
1
provincial
government
by
the
exe
IcuUve
of
the
Union
of
B.
C.
Muni
rlpallUes
when
It
stated
that
all
re
lief
would
be
stopped
on
a
given
date.
Members
of
the
council
pro
tested
aealnat
the
action
of
the
executive
and
said
they
had
a
dutj
to
the
desUtute
and-
also
refused
to
embarrass
the
government.
Plea
For
Replacement
of
Anglican
Endowment
Fund
ILL
Y
.
DOMINION
OF
CANADA,
NOVA
K
.
g
T-.-
.
.
-
-
.
1SBSSSSSSSSBVl'-:
BBSSSBSSBSSBm
AJkmmmmmmmY
'
W
7
f9
"wy
e
v.
t.
sW
"'CC7
51
affix:
VJ-v
2
a.
Am.
UttlitJiUti
hi
W;.
Anglicans
throughout
the
country
are
receiving
appeals
on
behalf
of
the
endowment
funds
of
the
Church
lost
through
the
defalcations
of
J
A
Mahray
of
Winnipp
-g.
Members
of
that
church
in
Prince
Rupert
have
been
asked
for
contributions.
In
the
map
shown
above
the
Mack
region
lost
all
Its
endowments
and
Use
gt.
ter
regions
suffered
severely.
SURF
POINT
:
ZZXJZ
GYRO
BOOK
MINE
ACTIVE':
l-ONSOMTION
OSK
HUMIRIil)
rniZK
I'OliMlS
OK
:
CAMPAIGN
Machinery
l
or
Mill
on
Way
Says
Lnlneer
in
Charje
Who
Was
In
City
This
Moraine
Installation
at
Once
4
4
George
Arseneau
has
been
4
4
notified
that
be
had
won
a
con-
4
4
Mjlallon
prise
in
the
Crani
Na-
4
4
tonal
Irish
Hospitals
Swen-
4
4
stake
of
one
hundred
pounds,
4
4
worth
something
over
four
4
4
hundred
dollars.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4.
4
4.
4l
4
Number
Collected
Already
Cioc
to
Tno
Thousand
Mark
and
More
Comlnc
Yet
Many
Today
Hnal
Closing
Tonight
at
Urmes
Drue;
More
t.'olU-ctins;
Depot
At
Ifeual
Hour
Within
less
than
one
hundred
of
t
H
lun
IhiuiHnri
wriliim
mm
Oi
rf
Union
Government
cord
1,00
kl
coUect
p
to
w1
total
is
1906
or
Xtt
since
yesterday.
VICTORIA.
March
25:
Unem-
This
morntaf;
8m
Jsbour.
chair
-
ployment
insurance
was
advocated
man
of
the
committee
was
asked
tn
the
Legislature
on
Friday
by
to
make
three
caUs
and
he
picked
Minister
of
Mines
McKcnale,
who
up
books
as
follows:
also
declared
that
he
was
in
lavor
Mrs.
J.
H.
Pilisbury
100
Mrs.
H.
T.
Cross
10
Prank
Dtbb
10
Mrs.
milabury's
collection
eon
tamed
a
nice
series
of
Olrtt'
Man
uals
which
will
prove
very
useful
The
collection
at
Ormea
numbering
S13
follows:
Arthur
R.
O
raves
(purser
on
as.
Princess
Adelaide)
21
Mrs.
Curtln
...
4
A
Friend
1
N.
Fraaer
23
Mrs.
J.
M.
Campbell
5
C
11.
Klkins
12
Camilla
C.
Weir
,
13
Mrs.
Geo.
D.
Tite
20
Mrs.
Hall
8
Mrs.
Capstlck
'
12
Mrs.
Joe
Naylor
26
N.
L.
Freeman
2
Mairl
and'
Ian
Matheson
0
W.
S.
Denning
12
Geo.
Munro
13
Norman
Hebb
4
Mrs.
A.
M.
Beattie
7
Ernest
Fenelon
4
Mrs.
Hall
6
The
High
School
pupils
are
making
a
collection
this
afternoon
and
1
reporting
to
a
Gyro
representative
i
at
the
old
McArthur
Shoe
Store
FORT
WILLIAM,
March
25
-
It
next
c
N
c,iy
tnm
Is
expected
that
tec
will
be
broken
Vancouver
Wheat
Yesterday's
Grand
National
Was
Run
in
Glorious
Weather
and
Was
Witnessed
by
150,000
Spectators
Kellsboro
Jack,
With
Betting
2f
to
1
Against,
Broke
All
Grand
National
Slceplechasc
Records
"
AINTREE,
March
25:
Kellsboro
Jack,
who
won
the
Grand
National
yesterday
after
a
thrilling
race,
was
;
owned
by
Mrs.
Ambrose
Clark
of
New
York
and
ridden
by
Jockey
Williams.
The
winner
finished
three
lengths
ahead
of
Major
Joel
Furlong's
Really
True
with
Whitelaw'a
Slater
another
neck
behind.
Eight
of
the
34
starters
finished.
The
favorite.
Heartbreak
HUll
atone
with
other
favorite
Orega-faen
and
Golden
Miller,
did
not
finish.
Kellsboro
Jack
eUrted
at
2
to
1
4
gainst;
Really
True
at
W
to
I
and
BkteratSOtol.
Kellsboro
Jack
broke
the
record
(or
the
Orand
National,
being
fa
vored
by
perfect
footing.
The
time
for
the
four
miles,
R56
yards,
was
nine
mlnutea,
28
second.
The
pre
vious
record
held
by
Oreakle
In
1931
was
nine
minute,
32
4-5
se
rnnda.
The
race
was
witnessed
by
16QU0O0
pHjple
whrt-'Byfdv
ttie"p&tr
tn
glorious
weather.
NO
MERIT
IN
SWEEPSTAKES
Member
For
Skeena
Would
Hare
Hospitals
of
Province
Supported
by
firants
as
in
Tast
VICTORIA.
March
36:
Sweep-isake
for
the
benefit
of
hospitals
wouM
prove
economically
unsound.
Or.
H.
C.
Wrineh
of
Haselten
ctalm-
H
In
the
Legislature
yesterday,
af-:er
a
careful
analysis
of
the
bill
now
teforc
the
Canadian
Senate.
A
reduction
of
$300,090
m
grants
,
lor
hospitals
prompted
the
mem-!
ber's
remarks.
He
said
he
wondered)
if
Finance
Minister
Jones
had
made
'
he
reductions
m
anticipation
of,
sweepstakes
being
permitted.
He
urged
thai
grants
to
hospitals
be
maintained
and
said
he
was
not
opposed
to
borrowing
for
that
purpose
which
was
vital
to
the
welfare
and
life
of
the
people
of
B.
C.
Aged
Pioneer
is
Dead
in
South
VANCOUVER.
March
2
Cms
tar
Phair
of
LUlooet.
pioneer
of
nritlah
Columbia
who
carried
on
many
government
services
In
the
Interior
tn
the
early
days
and
hadJ
many
Important
interests.
Is
dead
here
aged
86.
following
a
fall
three
weeks
ago
In
which
he
broke
Mtf)
leg.
COST
ONLY
A
FEW
MILLION
New
Stabiliratloit
Stheme
for
Agriculture
Producli
Fallmaled
to
Tske
SU
to
Ten
Millions
OTTAWA.
March
25
-The
cost!
2
till
Ormea
depot
wlU
be
open
f
t
.arleultural
sUbUbMtion
unUl
the
usual
closing
Ume
tonight
j
fmuj
to
the
federal
treasury
will
be
when
the
campaign
will
close.
mott
than
six
million
dolls
ra
but
less
than
ten
millions,
dependent
on
the
volume
of
business
In
the
commodities
affected
and.
the
level
!
of
the
pound
sterling
on
currency
VANCOUVER.
March
36
Wheat
exchange.
Premier
Bennett
said
was
quoted
here
today
ft
481fce.
1
In
the
House
of
Commons.
COMMISSION
ON
TAXATION
Government
Promises
That
Inquiry
Will
be
Held
Regarding
Municipal
and
Provincial
Relations
VICTORIA,
March
Assurance
that
a
Royal
Commission
would"
be
held
ImmtdUlely
to
go
liUolhfc.wfaQk.qiHlnn,
of,
.taxation
affairs
between
"tfi
pnfvlncc
and
municipalities
was
gived
In
the
Legislature
by
Attorney
Oeneral
R.
H.
Pooley
on
behalf
of
Premier
Toi-
mie
who
aas
absent
through
illness.
The
value
of
such
a
commission
mas
questioned
by
T.
O.
Pattulk
who
thought
the
government
should
shoulder
the
responsibility
Itself.
The
announcement
was
made
after
a
long
discussion
on
the
subject
of
municipal
grants
prompted
by
a
non-contldence
motion
on
the
budget
moved
by
WeHs
Gray.
The
motion
was
defeated
nn
a
party
vote
with
the
exception
of
Dick
and
Walkem
of
Vancouver
both
of
whom
;
voted
for
the
resolution.
,
C.N.
DEFICIT
!
WAS
large;
OTTAWA.
March
25
The
net
lucome
deficit
of
the
whole
Canadian
National
Ralhraya
system
f&p
1022
was
Ml.mjlg.
according
to
the
annual
report
of
acting
PresP"
dent
8.
J.
Hungtrford.
tabled
tn
the
House
of
Commons
by
Hon.
R.
J.
Mankon.
The
decrease
In
gross
rim
venue
was
$3f,401i7
aa
compared
with
the
previous
year,
and
the
rff?
ductlon
in
operating
eapensea
$14
I04.M3.
leaving
a
net
operating
rf?
venue
of
$5,805,433.
Trill
was
$(
703,28
greater
than
In
1031.
T
Alaska
Bone
Dry
Bill
is
Repealed
JUNBAU.
March
25
Oovernor
Oeorge
Parks
has
signed
the
Ha
lertnh
measure
repealing
the
tY'
rltorlal
bone
dry
law
thus
ending
sixteen
years
of
prohibition
legsi-"
lat
Ion
tn
AU.ika.
PUBLISHER
GOVERNOR
John
W.
Troy
of
Juneau
Nomina
ted
by
Roojevrlt
for
tlomnor
of
Alaska
-
WASHINOTON.
March
H
President
Roosevelt
yesterday
nominated
John
W.
Troy,
publisher
ot
the
Alaska
Dally
Empire
at
J(ft
neau,
to
be
governor
of
Alaska.