jpposiUon
of
the
Socialistic
balance
of
power,
the
main
bloc
of
the
So
claliau
voting
against
the
government
which
received
the
aupport
oJ
but
thirty
members
of
thla
party
Premier
Daladier
had
ached
for
a
direct
vote
of
confidence
which
waa
refuaed.
President
Lebrun
IntJaaaUd
that
he
would
immediately
receive
other
Parliamentary
leader
with
a
view
to
calling
a
new
Premier
to
form
an
administration
Prance,
wtth
many
aerioua
problems
facing
It.
includ
lag
the
fiscal
and
currency
crista
and
relations
with
Oennany
over
armament
matters,
ia
meantime
left
without
a
government.
Immediately
following
the
reverse
it
was
announced
that
all
members
of
the
government
would
resign.
ENGINEER
IS
KILLED
t.
Birre
of
Cranhrook
lr
Lift
When
l,oemllte
Turns
Over
Near
Nekon
NBLSON.
Oct
34
CP-8ngln
eer
K.
Htrce
of
Cran
brook
was
killed
and
Plreman
C
P.
Maidnent
was
rut
about
the
head
when
a
west
bound
freight
train
struck
a
rock
two
miles
east
of
Proctor
and
tha
engine
turned
over,
going
down
an
embankment,
last
Friday
night.
ECHOES
Morris
Longstreth
and
being
a
history
of
the
Mounted
Jolfce
in
Canada.
The
material
for
this
book
was
takon
'rom
the
file
and
reports
of
the
Mounted
Police
and
the
ttanuscript
was
read
and
approved
by
the
commissioner
of
Hip
force
before
miblication.
This
book
is
in
the
public
,lDary
here.
.
furthermore
there
arc
people
living
in
Prince
Rui)ort
today
who
heard
Mr.
Pritchard
make
the
statement.
,,
ntchard
admits
he
has
served
time
in
jail
but
says
he
m
not
nload
guilty
and
lets
it
go
at
that.
i
Mr.
Uuddorham's
loader;
a
man
who
dared
to
ut
it
publicly
a
cheap
sneer
at
the
expense
of
pur
Saviour.
'
itchard
a
man
of
sterling
quality
indeed!
,
JntH
is
one
of
the
men
whose
consent
had
to
be
obtained
ore
Mr.
C.
F.
candidate.
Uuddorham
could
run
as
a
C.
J
Mr.
Hudderham's
opinion
of
sterling
character?
m
l)r"uJ
lie
must
be
of
such
leadership.
77
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TAXI
-77-
(TOMMY'S)
She
Tomorrow's
Tides
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Block
High
6:21
am.
17.1
ft.
Day
and
Night
Service
17:49
pjn.
18.8
ft.
7-Paenger
Chrysler
Car
Low
n:49
ajn.
10.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V:.l
XXIV..
No.
248.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.O.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
24,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTH
French
Government
Is
Overthrown
On
Budget
Is
Resigning
At
Once
Main
Socialistic
Bloc
(Joes
Against
Administration
on
Confidence
Vote
Country
U'ft
Without
Government
in
Face
of
Serious
Problems
PARIS,
Oct.
2A
:
The
government
of
Premier
Daladier.
fallowing
a
brief
budget
debate,
was
defeated
by
a
voU
rf
to
241
in
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
at
2
o'clock
thb
riming
on
it
plan
to
reduce
civil
service
salaries
in
the
(ff
ji
t
to
balance
the
budget
and
will
resign
at
once.
Over
t!
r
w
of
the
administration
was
caused
directly
by
thi
Canadians
Take
Large
Part
Of
Own
Production
rr'
INA.
Oct
14:-
Practically
i
.
percent
of
the
aggregate
r
,
(ion
In
Canada
la
utilised
by
'
i
avians
themselves.
Premier
B.
B
Burnett
toid
a
Retina
Board
of
T
.
uncheon
Ha
rmphastaed
the
,
:'anr
of
home
markets.
NEtV
VOKK
.MKTALS
WW
YORK.
Oct.
4:
CP-Ber
t
l.ed
at
JTse
on
the
local
-
"
market
yasUidwy.
Copper
'
at
"
1
TVe
and
fcc
so
pm
pound
t
t
iM
per
MI
CE
HAUL
01"
CASH
4
MAtlE
BY
MINNESOTA
'
BANDITS
ON
MONDAY
e
PHAINKRO.
Minn..
Oct.
K
i'
Plve
machine
gun
ban-
vrrpowered
fourteen
per-
in
the
First
National
t
n
t
in
the
heart
of
this
city
flay,
shot
up
the
bank
tied
with
U2.000
in
cash
CAMPAIGN
TI1K
C.
C.
F.
LEADER
W
have
referred
Inrfore
to
the
character
of
the
men
e
n
posing
the
C.
C.
F.
Provincial
Executive
(The
Council
'f
inc,
lately
increased
to
twelve),
which
is
not
to
be
reft
nsihle
to
the
elected
representatives
of
the
teople.
Hav-i
rf
absolute
jvowor
and
not
being
in
any
way
reionsible
to
,lv
people
it
is
surely
a
iwrtinent
inquiry
to
know
what
'
'
aracter
of
men
would
be
our
dictators
were
the
C.
C.
R,
any
miracle,
to
gain
iower.
And
we
are
rapidly
finding
these
things
out,
though
Kudderham's
committee
is
not
helping
us
at
all.
They
say
t!
provincial
executive
is
comixwed
of
men
of
sterling
t'
aracter.
"Sterling"
is
quite
a
strong
word.
Let
us
see
nft
her
it
fits.
Let
us
examine
the
C.
C.
F.
hall
mark
of
quality.
In
the
first
place
we
shall
take
their
leader,
chosen
'lic
Victoria
convention,
Mr.
Pritchard.
f'n
the
public
platform
at
Calgary,
addressing
the
One
!g
t'nion
Convention
some
vears
ago,
Mr.
Pritchard,
who
was
advocating
the
overthrow
of
the
Christian
religion
"Dg
with
capitalism,
made
a
statement
to
the
effect
that
ke
vas
running
against
the
late
lamented
Mr.
Christ.
If
anyone
wishes
to
verify
this
they
can
find
it
on
Pag
i'M
of
tlm
"Rilnnt
Tn"
.,
ivm.v
now
in
itR
third
edition
b'
CANDIDATE
RULED
OUT
Supreme
Court
Judge
Finds
That
Major
Hartley
is
Not
EntlUed
To
Run
in
Lillooet
VANCOUVER,
Oct
21:
Mr
Justice
Harold
Robertson
rendered
Judgment
yesterday
In
the
rate
in
which
Major
J.
C.
Hartley,
blind
ex-service
mining
en
Cinrer,
was
seeking
reinstatement
a
an
Independent
candidate
for
Lillooet
riding
In
the
provincial
election,
the
decision
going
araiiut
Hartley
whs
will
not
be
permitted
to
contest
the
riding.
Returning
Officer
Ales
Orston
had
refused
to
accept
Hartley's
nomination
papers
on
technical
grounds.
Milton
Gonrales
acted
as
counsel
for
Hartley.
As
a
result
of
the
derision
three
candidates
are
left
In
the
field
in
Lillooet
.
M.
Murray.
Liberal
II
C
Canon,
Independent
Non-ParUzan
and
member
of
the
last
Let
Ma
lure,
and
J.
M.
Smith,
C
C.
F.
NAMED
AS
DEPUTIES
Officials
For
Provincial
Election
In
rrince
Rupert
Riding
Appointed
Returning
Officer
D.
C.
Stuart
announces
appointments
a
fol
lows
of
deptfty
returning
officers
for
the
various
polling
divisions
of
Prince
Rupert
riding
In
the
pro-vtacial
election
next
wee
k
VtUnn
Rwpcrt-R.
W.
ClmeroivG.
3
Dswes.
Br
Beat
Untn.
John
M
Morrison.
O.
P.
T.
Murray.
O;
T
Moore.
J.
O.
Williamson.
J
A.
Hln-ton.
F.
W.
Chandler.
WiUlam
Wilson
nd
J.
C.
McLennan.
Flewin't
Float
Oeorae
E.
Brown.
Ooose
Bay
Edward
ShrubsaH.
Haysport
Nelson
Brew.
Humpback
Bay
Jo
ph
E.
Cuo-Una
ham
Inverness
F:
r.
Wilson.
Jsp
Inlet
Owen
L.
Murray.
Usn
Hill-Mrs.
Sybil
DeBocy.
Lockeport
Peter
MeLeod.
Maasett
Howard
Carpenter.
North
Island-Martin
H.
Mac-harson.
Oceanic
Bnvsat
R.
Pierce.
Oona
Rfver
Hagbert
A.
Hansen.
Oatand
Prank
Creokan.
Part
Clemen
U
Trevor
L.
WH-Isama.
Pott
Stmpaon-Oeorac
P.
MeOotl.
Qaeen
Charlotte
City
R.
O.
Mae-tentk.
Refuge
Bay
Wellington
H.
Miller.
8kWegale
Mrs.
Mary
E.
Coiitson.
Sandspit
John
Mathers.
Souadaree
WlUUm
Atherton.
Sunnyside
Alexander
Main.
TMI-WUlUm
A.
Andrea.
Woden
River
Richard
Colthurst.
DROPS
OUT
OF
CONTEST
Supporter
of
Premier
Tolmie
Withdraws
From
Election
Fitht
in
Comox
Riding
COURTENAY.
Vancouver
Island.
Oct.
St:
Percy
Rushton.
Parks-vtlle
garage
operator,
has
announced
his
retirement
from
the
provincial
election
contest
in
Comox
riding.
In
which
he
had
been
nominated
a
a
Unionist
candidate
supporting
the
government
of
Premier
8.
F.
Tolmlc.
This
leaves
five
candidates
in
the
field-L.
A.
Hanna,
Liberal
and
member
for
Albcrnl
in
the
last
Legislature;
Rev.
II.
T.
Allen,
C.
C
F.:
O.
R.
Bate.
Independent
C.
C
F:
11
O
Russell,
United
Front,
and
Richard
Tarltng,
Independent.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Pete
Hulatovlch
will
take
place
Thursday,
Oct.
So.
at
230.
from
the
chapel
of
the
D.
C.
Undertakers.
247
Climbs
11
Miles
9s
BaB
jBaaHBSVKSlsal
Sl
kamR
fLHlflavK
'p
Sfj?'
aBar
mawaHBa?
nas4
aasaLa
-
.
BSSBEaamt
S
'
v.
'
,
iZa&EmMEy
aaVaamaVj
''xfflyBKp
Tl.r
S":-l
B
:
"
Russian
strain-pti'-re
j.
pictured
at
an
,ui
tick:
.:.
M'nd
ms
it
started
on
n
record
-breaking
alUtudt
flight.
The
balloon,
which
reached
a
height
of
118
miles
above
the
eatrth,
eclipsed
the
mark
of
Professor
Auguste
Pic-card
by
one
and
one-halt
miles,
carried
its
commander.
Oeorgi
PnkofMC
JkH4
Vw
actsoUats.
ROYAL
SCOT
AT
'FRISCO
Famous
Rritkh
Train
Nearirg
End
Of
United
States
Tour
In
Vancouver
Soon
SAN
FRANCISCO.
October
94-Nearing
the
cooclasion
of
its
tour
of
the
United
States
after
having
been
brought
to
this
country
to
be
exhibited
at
the
Century
of
Progress
Exposition
at
Chicago,
the
Royal
Scot,
crack
British
train,
arrived
here
Sunday
from
Los
An-getea
and
was
a
centre
of
attraction
for
visitors
yesterday
The
train
proceeds
from
here
to
PorU
land
and
Seattle
and
then
on
to
Vancouver
whence
it
will
go
East
through
Canada
to
Montreal
where
it
wUl
be
placed
aboard
a
steamer
and
shipped
home
to
England.
COMMODITY
riHCES
NKW
YORK.
Oct.
14
-October
cotton
closed
at
9t.
December
sugar
at
lit.
and
December
Rio
coffee
at
W.te.
CIIICAC.O
WHEAT
CHICAGO.
Oct.
M:
December
wheat
closed
here
at
TVVc
per
bushel
as
agalnat
784c
the
day
previous.
KING
OF
SUM
FLEES
CAPITAL
LONDON,
Oct.
24:-A
dispatch
to
the
London
Daily
Mail
from
Bangkok
yesterday
stated
that
Kinir
Praf-
adhipok
of
Siam
and
his
ljueen
had
fled
from
the
Capital
at
Siam
before
the
semi-Communist
revolutionaries
who
have
seized
control
of
the
government
Of
Slam.
Dissolution
of
the
ab-
!tnr
shipyards
f
the
world
which
solute
monarchy
in
that
!have
ben
mv,ted
to
tender
upon!
it
conlruckH1
a
73-foot
die-
eountrv
nnn
nf
Mm
lout
.
.'
J
li
d-Pwred
nboat
type
for
the
111
the
World,
Is
declared
i
1
government
of
Australia.
The
ves-
tO
be
likely.
el
Is
to
be
used
for
biological
pur-
.J
Doses
bv
the
aovernmeni
of
the
I
GASBOAT
IS
ADRIFT
Seen
By
Steamer
Bornite
at
Entrance
to
Millbank
Sound
The
steamer
Bornite
reports
passing
a
t
a
boat,
with
green
painted
pilot
house,
adrift
and
awash
off
Jorgen's
Point
at
the
northern
entrance
of
Millbank
Sound.
There
Is
no
report
of
any
vessel
being
missing.
HONORED
KY
V
r
I
S
hlheral
Partv
with
Iaree
majorities
yesterday.
Unques-tionably
a
great
surprise
was
the
result
in
Mackenzie
Canadian
Legion
Makes
Presentation
to
J.
B.
.Morrison
Who.
Is
Leaving
City
As
an
expression
of
their
regret
at
his
impending
departure
from
Prince
Rupert
and
as
a
alight
token
of
their
esteem
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
last
night
-apture
the
seat
whieh
was
won
by
made
a
presentation
to
J.
B.
Mor-
he
Progressives
In
the
general
elec-rtson
of
a
suitably
Inscribed
cigar-,
'ion
of
1930.
ette
case.
j
In
Reattgouehe-Madawaska.
J.
E.
C
L
Youngman.
chairman
of
the
Miclwud.
the
Liberal
candidate,
entertainment
committee,
spoke
of
urned
a
400.ContervaUve
major-the
long
ad
helpful
memberahlp
of
'tv
in
1930
general
election
into
a
Mr.
Morirson.
One
of
the
oldest
"-000
margin
for
his
party.
members
of
this
branch,
he
had
always
taken
a
live
interest
in
Its
welfare
and
Uved
up
to
his
own
high
standards
of
loyalty
by
his
helpful
I
criticism
and
active
support.
In
making
the
presentation.
J.
Preece.
president
of
the
branch,
spoke
of
the
loss
Comrade
Morrison's
departure
would
be
here
and
branch
and
left
behind
him
the;
happiest
memories.
He
then
made
the
presentation
to
Mr.
Morrison.
In
replying.
Mr.
Morrison
spoke
of
the
happy
association
he
had
had
with
the
Prince
Rupert
comrades.
His
work
on
the
railway
took
Qhn
to
many
branches
and
In
no
one
did
be
find
a
finer
spirit
of
comradeship
nor
a
greater
desire
to
make
the
veteran
wests
me.
He
vas
glad
to
see
the
pregtaag
made
vtth
the
new
building
and,.
hoped
to
be
able
to
be
present
for
lhe
open-n.
He
thanked
the
branch
for
the
:1ft
which
he
would
treasure
and
e
proud
to
use
and
wished
the
lo-al
members
every
success
In
the
future.
HEARD
ABOUT
C0C0S
ISLAND
William
Dann
Interesting
Speaker
Before
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
STEWART.
Oct.
34
-The
regular
meeting
of
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
last
week
was
In
thenature
of
a
social
gathering,
several
business
men
of
the
town
being
the
aueats
of
the
board
to
hear
William
Dann.
a
member
of
the
Oooos
Island
treasure
seeding
expedition,
sprnk
upon
the
expedition.
Mr.
Dann's
remarks
were
most
interesting
and
were
delivered
with
a
fine
appreciation
of
the
humorous
incidents
which
kept
his
hearers
engrossed
throughout.
He
was
heartily
applauded
and
warmly
thanked
on
behalf
of
the
board
and
guests.
The
evenng
wound
up
with
a
Chile
con
carne
supper
served
by
W.
R.
Tooth
and
helpers.
Pound
Sterling:
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
cetitage
of
those
who
supported
the
!
expiring
government
during
Uu
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
3:
The
Bri-
first
two
or
three
years
of
Its
ex-tish
pound
sterling
was
quoted
al.lstence.are
today
among
Us
moat
$4.6H
on
the
local
foreign
ex-'caustic
crHtes
and
no
one
to
de--hange
yesterday.
The
Canadlar
celved
by
the
Jettisoning
of
the
dollar
closed
at
97
,c.
j
disgraced
term
"Conservative."
The
local
dry
dock
u
among
Commonwealth
down
under.1
Liberals
Win
by
Big
!
Margins
In
Federal
I
By-Election
Contests
Conservative
Majority
of
1930
in
New
Brunswick
Turned
Into
Grit
Landslide
Judge
Stubbs,
Popular
C.C.F.
Champion,
Lost
Out
in
Saskatchewan
OTTAWA,
Oct.
24:
Federal
by-election
contests
in
three
ridings
Mackenzie,
Sask.;
Restigouche-Mada-
Waska.
N
R..
am
Ynmaclro
Otio
ipom
oil
U..
t?L
where
i
nomas
MacMilIan.
the
Liberal
candidate,
with
Ah
reported
up
to
a
late
hour
lasts-
.
light,
had
a
margin
of
more
than
1000
over
the
popular
Judge
Stubbs.
'liamiased
itemlesed
a
a
few
few
months
mnnfh.
ago
an
f,m
from
he
bench,
who
was
running
as
a
C.
F.
candidate
and
who
lra-i
'irtial
observers
had
ieit
would
'
nake
a
strong
run
and
very
likely
The
Liberal
outcome
in
Yamaska
vas
as
expected.
Polly
MoranWeds
Los
Angeles
Man;
famous
Character
Actress
of
the
screen
Becomes
Bride
of
Well
Kninrn-CallMTila
Attorney
HOLLYWOOD.
Oct
34:
The
marriage
is
announced
here
of
Polly
Moran.
famous
character
ac
tress
of
the
talking
picture
screen.
to
Martin
Malone.
a
well
known
Los,
Angeles
attorney.
NO
HALIBUT
IS
No
boats
being
In
with
catches,
here
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
ocal
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Skeena
Lining
Up
Strongly
For
:
Liberals;
Kenney
Expected
To
Exceed
Vote
of
Both
Opponents
TERRACE,
Oct
23:
The
far-flunir
vallevs
of
the
'Skeena
riding
have
responded
turmoil
during
the
last
few
days
and
the
denizens
of
the,
remote
places
have
plainly
intimated
their
disgust
with
the
five
years
long
tragedy
of
the
Tolmie
government.
In
this
fight
for
public
honors
there
is
not
the
wild
disgorging
of
funds
which
has
long
charac-
terised
election
contests
hill
work
to
accomplish
between
There
Is
also
less
manifestation
now
election
day.
of
hilarity
a
nod
leas
ebullition
of'
C:C"S
I,"d
K,h.1
.,
.
,
Joseph
t
Panter.
the
nominee
of
wild
temper
than
usual
in
election
C
C
F
group.
a
unknown
times.
Nevertheless
the
contest
ia
to
any
kind
of
administration
going
merrily
forward
and
all
the
work,
has
a
bard
row
to
hoe.
leAr
candidates
are
shouldering
the
and
there
are
no
extremely
high
burden
of
toe
fight.
;
hopes
of
Ms
ultimate
success.
Even
During
the
past
week
Dr.
R.
C.
among
Ms
own
organisers
It
U.i
Bamford.
Irdapendent
Non-Parti-
recognised
that
every
passing
day"
san
candidate,
has
spent
several
tnereaes
the
number
of
defections
days
in
the
Terrace
district
seek-
from
his
sloe.
The
newness
and
ing
to
assuage
the
asperities
of
the
fervor
of
the
call
of
the
C.C.F.
Is
local
Conservatives,
though
hardly
with
complete
success.
Prom
here
he
went
west
to
visit
Esalrtcton
and
the
smaller
eommurlties
and
was
back
in
Terrace
for
a
publi
-
meeting
Saturday
night.
He
la
un-
ooubtedly
having
an
unsatisfactory
time
for
a
very
considerable
dot-
One
of
the
surprising
features
of
the
contest,
indeed.
Is
the
number
of
stalwarts
of
the
Conservative
cause
,n
yone
days
who
have
openly
declared
themselves
oppos-
ed
to
the
Independent
candidate
and
to
the
Tolmie
and
Non-Partl-
san
movements
generally
Hence.
if
tvtar
rumfnrrf
u
tn
miv
nn
good
showing
he
has
a
lot
of
up-
UalUU
Ka
mfl
HCUiTCll
I
fPOWPTl
19
I
Q
Dead
in
England
Commanded
All
Colonial
Troops
at
Moeen
iciona
s
UUmond
-Jubilee
LONDON.
Oct.
J4:
Ivor
John
Car
a
doc
Hubert,
the
first
Barvn
Treowen.
who
commanded
all
colonial
troops
in
England
during
Queen
Victoria's
Diamond
Jubilee
commemoration
In
1897.
died
last
week
at
the
age
of
eighty-two.
Thomas
Guthrie
Is
Laid
at
Rest
The
funeral
qJ
the
late
Thomas
Outhrie
look
plate
this
afternoon
frem
the,
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
to
ralrview
Cemetery,
Rev.
W.
D
Grant
HoHlrurworth
offlelau
tag.
There
was
a
large
turn-out
of
friends
Including
members
of
the
Longshoremen
s
Union.
Pallbearers
Wfrc
8
Ptinon-
O.
Holmes.
W.
Bu-
chart
W.
Johnson,
II.
Smth
and
8.
Carlson.
Among
those
sending
flowers
Lwere
the
Canadian
Lengshorerno
Association
and
nephews
'
of
deceased.
Thomas
Young
and
A.
P.
Glazier
of
Starco,
Alta.
to
the
echoes
of
the
election
raamg
as
we
mdivtduau
recoj-
n
that
the
C.
C.
P.
policy
hardly
in
any
way
adaptable
needs
of
the
province,
and'
further
that
any
practical
appllca-
to"
their
Ideas
would
be
la
the;
bands
of
men
who
are
unknown
quantities
as
factors
in
public
IlfeL.
Continued
on
Page
Pcur)
Dividends
Are
i
Declared
By
N.Y.
Companies
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
34
-National
Power
and
Light
has
declared
ItF
regular
dividend.
Chrysler
Motor's
have
declared
a
dividend
of
60c
Bohm
Aluminum
has
also
declared
u
50c
dividend
on
common
stock.
45c
having
been
previously
paid,