Y
1
......
f.
Approves
Pattullo's
Stand
T.I).
PATTl'LLO
The
Victoria
11
rues
ban
the
following
editorial
lit
regard
to
au
an
iiMiKenienl
resciitly
made
by
Prince
Rupert's
member.
"T.
II.
Pallullo's
announcement
that
In
the
emit
or
hit
return
to
offke
in
the
election
Milch
necessarily
mutt
be
held
this
jear,
he
will
not
consider
hi
mset
f
bound
by
polities
pursued
by
the
present
admin-hlration
Mhlh
lie
retards
as
detrimental
to
the
public
interest,
utU
be
encouraging
in
many
quarters.
Notwithstanding
the
admission
by
the
riemlr
in
Jtts
union
government
gesture
some
month
ago
of
the
in-ability
of
hlnweH
and
hta
eolleaiurs
to
cope
with
the
administrative
situation
in
this
province,
ministers
hare
been
proceeding
with
certain
ai
titllics
which
nave
aroused
widespread
criticism
and
hkh
no
doubt
man
people
feared
were
likely
to
be
continued
for
an
indefinite
period.
Mr
I'jUuMVs
statement
should
eave
the
public
mind
in
this
respect.
lite
next
seaslan
of
the
Legislature
is
likely
to
be
marked
by
more
innovation
The
process
of
strangling
the
municipalities
by
reducing
IbeH
proportion,
of
the
revenue
derived
from
litem
hy
lit
provincial
treasury
pi
oka
My
ssHI
be
continued.
The
oppwtitlon
may
be
counted
upon
to
oppose
every
measure
which
may
opecale
to
the
pvblic
dkad-vantage,
and
we
may
expect
front
it
at
the
same
lime
a
deflnlle
state
mrnt
of
Its
own
policy.
Inrtdentatly,
Mr.
Pattulto
Is
quite
right
In
his
ontrnttn
that
thU
government
which.,
on
the
admission
of
Its
own
trader
ss
inadequate
to
rope
with
the
problems
which
confront
it,
should
not
engage
In
any
controversial
policies,
but
sltoald
confine
its
lesii-lalive
prwgram
to
necessary
supplies
and
shortly
afterwards
appeal
to
the
country."
Canadian
National
May
Sell
Vancouver
Docks
To
British
Company
NoKutiations
Uiulcr
Way
For
Disposal
of
.Million
Dollar
ailing
presiiieiu
01
me
v
Hiinwmu
vsi.iwmi,
.
Goods
Musi
be
Half
British
to
.
.
iand.
according
to
the
announce-
LONDON,
Jan.
31:
The
Hoard
of
mrnt.
is
planning
the
development
Tnutc
Announced
here
today
that
of
a
large
trade
In
exchanging
Hrl
'
n.Ttivc
April
1,
certain
classes
of
tish
and
Canadian
products.
k'mhI.1,
manufactured
In
and
con-1
r
iKiH-rt
from
the
DrlUah
Empire
'
'
"initr'es
to
the
United
Kingdom.
'
T
1
Wl
U
I
)d
S
of!
must
contain
atn
a
a
minimum
minimum
of
of
M
K)
Kmpirc
material
and
labor
Instead
"I
25'
;
is
st
present,
before
tliey
will
''
"dniitted
free
under
the
Empire
preference
tariffs.
Strike
in
Ireland
MAY
RETIRE;:
irx.
.
Vol
XXIV,
No.
25,
win
tofcst
the
damage
done
by
the
.dynamite
explosion
at
Woodbvy
iRoUef
Camp
on
Moandy
but
indi-
'
essie
the
wilful
effort
t
wreck
the
budding
In
whieh'R.
C.
Kean.
'camp
foreman,
was
asleep.
Mr
Kean
was
daaed
but
otherwise
uninjured
by
the
explosion
which
tore
a
small
hole
In
one
end
of
the
small
frame,
building;
Three
men.
who.
according
to
the
police,
have
been
giving
trou-
I
bte
at
the
camp,
were
moved
by
jthe
Provincial
police
late
yeeter-
!
day
in
a
police
launch,
which
was
summoned
from
render
Harbor
t
The
explosion.
It
was
intimated.
!waa
an
outgrowth
of
disciplinary
action
taken
against
agitators
wr
'Joined
the
camp
and
refused
to
I
leave.
Upwards
of
ISO
men
:n
the
camp
!
rallied
to
the
aid
of
the
oamp
foreman
and
no
effort
waa
made
to
Interfere
with
the
police
when
Property
to
Hull,
Wythe
ami
Company
or
I
'
"
"
lMM
IMORRISON
VICTORIA,
Jan.
31
:
Negotiations
for
the
purchase
of
i
ln
Canadian
National
Steamship
(kick
in
Vancouver
by,
Hull,
Illy
the
&
Comittny
of
Camilla,
Limited
may
be
con-j
eluded
iii
Ottawa
next
week
between
C.
H.
C.
Stewart,
president
of
the
shipping
coinjiany,
and
S.
J.
Ilunjerford,j
oimrr
Chief
McDonald
Dropped
And
One
of
Stalt
Appointed
In
His
Dare
Acasca
in
an
aonuui.cc.iu
ut,
M
Ulf
meeting
of
Uie
city
council
;
here
by
W.
8.
Campbell,
resident
Mt
Ught
two
retiortj
from
the
uU-
reprcsentattvc
of
Hull.
Blythe
M
Co.
uUc!i
committee
were
adopted.
One
!
The
dorks
were
built
il
a
roat
of
of
Uicse
recommended
that
Fire
one
million
dollars
two
years
ago.
Cnief
McDonald
be
retired
and
that
The
purchasing
company
was
re-!
nod
Morrison
be
aw
win
ted
to
the
J?
Tl
i
,
cently
formed
as
a
subsidiary
of
U
position
at
a
salary
to
be
agreed
JLilllCl
LllliaUl
British
romiwny
of
similar
name;
FIRE
CHIEF
l
Continued
imi
page
four.i
a
4
4
SAM
l
"III.
II
IIMF
4
AT
CITY
HAM.
ON
4
l.l-WINd
MKirriM)
4
At
Uie
tneeUng
of
the
city
4
council
last
night
Uiere
was
a
4
large
contingent
present
of
un-
4
employed
men
who
took
n
keen
VICTORIA.
Jan.
31:
Mr.
Justice
Interest
In
the
proceedings,
on
4
Oregory
of
tht
Supreme
Court
U
two
oMhree
occasions
breaking
4
tirtiB-
on
simerannuatlon
It
Is
Into
hearty
applause.
4
laarned
today
In
official
circles.
After
the
meeting
was
over.
4
Credence
Is
also
given
to
a
report
thy
were
walking
out
4
I1RLFA8T,
Jan.
Sl:-A
strike
of
that
Mr.
Justice
Oallther
of
the'
someone
started
the
Hod
Flag
4
iwilwaymen
throughout
Northern
Court
of
Appeal
will
shortly
reUre.
.
and
It
was
taken
up
by
all
and
4
Ireland,
except
In
Uslfast
and
I
w,th
much
"Cunty
Down,
began
at
mWnlghtl
He
that,
swells
In
prosperity
will
"
a
rasult
r
u
wage
dispute.
be
sure
to
shrink
la
adversity
44444444
4
4
noi
oeen
given
rrv
ainctman
ri
pealed
to
the
council
ana
itvv
rr-versed
the
decision.
The
resolution
waa
then
oustBtdered
and
puscd
te
whale
eeaacU
supporUnj;
it.
It!
asked
the
Oowsvmenl
t
i
nssMnm
the
former
relief
rates
for
four
more
month,
incluotng
two
months
already
past
during
rhi"h
the
city
had
paid
out
the
full
relief
and
ubder
the
present
plan
would
get
a
share
from
tr.e
Government
There
was
a
good
deal
of
discussion
over
the
scheme.
Aldermau
PUlsbury
urged
that
protest
had
been
made
in
the
south
and
he
thought
the
man
oule
be
put
back
on
te
hsxtar
rate
as
soon
as
possible.
Alderman
Weseh
said
the
scale
rate
wa
so
low
he
dM
not
see
how
a
person
could
exist
under
It.
Alderman
Weacb
waa
glad
to
see
oeople
getting
relief
if
possible.
The
Federal
Oovernment
had
men
In
time
of
war
and
they
should,
if
necessary,
conscript
their
wealth
bi
this
time
of
need.
He
knew
many
homes
where
there
was
great
need.
A
man
could
look
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
31,
1933
A
.Written
Guarantee
For
One
Year
With
Eyery
Goodyear
Tire
;
Sold
By
Us
in
1933
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Chevrolet
Dealers
Phone
53
H
Council
Commences
Policy
of
W
I
PARIS,
Jan
31
Premier
Designate
Edouard
Daladler.
announced
early
today
that
he
had
been
successful
in
forming
a
new
French
ministry
with
himself
as
Premier
and
Minis-
tcr
of
War.
ASK
MORE
RELIEF
OF
PROVINCE
City
)trrrilrs
Mayor's
Decision
on
(imtion
o(
Order
an
J
Pa
r,l
.
Resolution
At
the
mretin
ul
the
ci'.y
cxn,
cil
Mayor
8iephen.s
suffered
i
slight
revere-
in
r
r
m
1
a
n
oiuuon
oy
Ald'-rmHi.
t.
'y
r
if-order
bcJiU:?
p:pei
n;
tioc
ii.r
nr.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
STRIKE
LOOMS
AT
ANYOX
C.N.
DOCKS
AT
VANCOUVER
MAY
BE
SOLD
STRIKE
AT
ANYOX
IS
IMMINENT
Men
Want
More
Money,
Lower
Hoard
and
Other
Changes
Width
Are
Refused
A.N
VOX,
Jan.
31:
Employers
of
the
(
ran
by
Company
here
will
go
on
strike
tomorrow.
The
number
affected
will
include
those
at
the
smelter,
mine,
mill
and
coke
plant.
tin
Friday
demands
were
made
from
the
company
for
higher
wages,
lower
board
and
variow
changes
in
connection
with
the
condition
of
employment.
Thcte
(
demands
were
refused
by
the
.
company
with
the
mult
that
the
men
have
decided
to
quit
work.
RELIEF
CAMP
WRECKING
lixplovion
Outcome
of
Disciplinary
I
Action
Against
Agitators
Who
lie
fused
to
Leave
j
,
VANOOUVKR,
Jan.
31-Beeorts
Retrenchment;
Unemployed
Attend
in
Large
Numbers,
Sing
Red
Flag
Committed
Suicide
I
irc
C,,icf
and
Irireman
Martin
Laid
Off
and
Number
iif
Other
Economy
Measures
Passed
or
Advanced
a
;
!
.
Jtl"
1
I.
in.
II
...-
ood
ni"ie'
who
ciyli
U
ivi
lite
1:1
Pah-
by
driiiK.ug
ixnvm.
She
im
ijc
arjirf
hq
fiancee,
Hubert
Hirr''
..in
sern-
irlo
wntrr.
w!i
m
she
had
gone
to
FarU
to
meet.
blageat
Regular
Meeting
Last
Night
A-clve
fp
nine
by
giving
each
a
'treed
ivitjiiay
for
one-fourth
of
her
i
nc
ortercr
the
rollecUon
of
all
.irr
ar
i
payments
or
rente
due
'inorr
'he
soldier's
housing
scheme
uKi
Hiro
trs
for
teleptione
rentals;
i-onfirmed
the
appointment
of
P.
W.
Anderson
as
relief
inspector;
ordered
the
auditor
to
prepare
a
plan
for
a
more
simplified
accounting
sysWm
and
passed
a
bylaw
giving
the
city
the
right
to
take
a
mortgage
on
property,
real
or
personal,!
.
of
any.ownla.
theanme
end
getting
-renef.
'
'
"
Also
notice
of
motion
was
given
'
by
Alderman
Black
that
at
the
next
It
took
the
coroner's
jury
a
very
short
time
this
afternoon
to
come
to
the
verdict
that
Frank
Bush
came
to
his
death
as
the
result
of
self-inflicted
revolver
vounds
in
the
basement
of
his
own
store
at
Prince
Rupert
on
the
morn-intr
of
January
7
during
a
fit
of
despondency.
Deputy
made
no
bones
about
conscripunej
Coroner
Lancaster
commended
the
police
after
hearing
out
for
himself
but
he
waa
sorry
for
the
women
and
children.
AMcrman
Basso-Bert
thought
Premier
Dennett
should
carry
out
what
he
had
promised
at
Calgary.
He
had
great
sympathy
with
the
men
who
were
tryin?
to
get
something
from
the
Oovernment.
Alderman
Black
thought
the
Oovernment
should
be
more
gen
erous.
Mayor
Stephens
said
he
was
In
sympathy
with
the
spirit
of
the
recohition
but
not
with
the
man
ner
In
which
it
had
been
Intronu--ed.
It
wan
carried
unanimously
DR.CHOWN
PASSES
ON
TORONTO.
Jau.
SI:
The
Ilev
Dr.
Hniuel
CIkhvii.
fonnsr
general
superintendent
of
Uie
Methodist
Church
In
Canada,
died
here
last
night.
Dr.
Chown
waa
79
years
of
age.
and
had
been
111
fur
some
time.
Galsworthy
is
Dead
in
London
LONDON.
Eng..
January
31:
John
Galsworthy.
British
novelist
til
with
uremia.
Coroners
Jury
Satisfied
After
Hearing
Evidence
of
Witnesses
That
Frank
Bush
Shot
Himself
WANT
CASH
FOR
LIVERS
Seattle
and
Ketchikan
FHiermrn
Want
to
Sell
iMrcct
1'tslead
of
lhrith
Supply
lleutc
KinCIUKAN,
Alaska,
January
31
Another
complication
in
the
already
muddled
pirpara-llons
for
halibut
fishing
seiawm
was
revealed
with
the
announcement
hy
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
I'nlwn
of
Seattle
and
Ketchikan,
that
they
will
demand
ttnl
illlUui
nt
khirri
nf
halt
At
the
regular
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
evening
the
new
city
council
started
out
on
its
policy
of
retrenchment
which
a
majority
of
its
members
had
pledged
themselves
prior
to
the
recent
election.
They
laid
off
l
ire
Chief
McDonald
and
Fireman
P.
Martin,
thus
permanently
reducing
the
fire
hall
staff;
reduced
the
cost
of
i-ast
of
the
teleplwne
girls
g
'the
verdict.
The
Jury
consisted
of
i
Theo
CoQart.
Max
Heilbroner.
Tom
Balllnger.
Steve
King.
Hstaee
Du-illamcl
and
George
Frtaaell.
The
!
court
stenogapher
was
Trevor
Johnstone.
A
number
of
witnesses
were
called
this
morning.
Constable
Wyman
of
the
Provincial
Police
told
of
being
called
to
the
scene
of
the
tragedy.
'He
found
the
body
with
a
buUet
wound
In
the
cheat
and
two
wounds
In
the
face.
Indications
were
that
the
chest
wound
was
fired
first
and
the
others
dlrecUy
after.
From
his
experience
he
would
say
the
shots
were
fired
from
within
eight
or
ten
inrhes
and
they
went
In
such
a
direction
that
they
could
well
have
been
fired
by
the
man
himself.
There
were
powder
marks
around
itne
wounas
ana
iwu
or
uie
ouueis
i
h"
ln
chrs
cto
but
livers
be
made
on
Ihe
host
Instead
of
thmutj.
the
supply
no,f
fPParance
of
the
body
was
houses.
The
fishermen
said
that
Ihe
sale
of
the
livers
on
Ihe
host
moiiM
pmvkle
Ihrm
with
much
needed
money
while
Ihe
sale
through
supply
homes
would
the
them
no
Immediate
return.
Killed
in
Prison
landslide
,
Hurled
Convicts
Koek
and
Karth
I
IVMJSfVU
PBIJSTVN
ni
.Ian
11
There
were
three
convtota
killed
and
one
Injured.
In
the
prison
quarry
them.
,
nRiunu
una
n
pnBium
oi
tnv
clothes
Indicated
that
the
right
-.vn:
had
been
used.
There
were
positive
Indications
that
Bush
had
been
lying
down
when
shut
both
In
the
head
and
body.
There
were
blood
I
spots
behind
the
head,
j
The
revolver
found
at
his
side
had
!
evidently
been
fired
three
times
and
I
this
revolver.
It
was
proved
later,
i
was
the
one
owned
by
Bush.
When
the
body
was
searched
tt
Under
was
found
Uwt
there
was
$5.03
In
the
pocket
and
$111.75
in
a
box
In
another
part
of
the
basement
The
tUI
contained
$19.60
Dr.
Hanklnson
told
ot
making
an
examination
of
the
body.
Death
was
here
on
Monday
whan
two
land-1
due
to
bleeding
from
mortal
wounds
and
dramatist.
dK
here
todsvy
at
aildea
of
approximately
tour
bun-,
Inflicted
by
the
pistol
shots.
the
age
oMXt'ffa.
He
has
been
d
red
tons
of
rock
and
earth
caught.
Mrs.
Magnuson.
housekeeper
of
(
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
meeting
of
the
council
he
would
move
that
steps
be
taken
to
collect
taxes
from
those
who
owned
income-bearing
property
and
wp.o
lad
not
so
far
paid.
Itie
gathering
waa
attended
by
veral
hundred
unemployed
who
on
several
occasions
cheered
the
speakers
and
at
trte
conclusion
sang
the
Red
Flag
as
they
left
the
city
hall.
a
The
council
was
divided
much
like
the
legislature,
into
the
goy-
8raf
way
the
new
members
or
the
eounctl
voting
together
and
the
old
members
opposing.
Exceptions
to
this
were
seen
when
Alderman
Casey
voted
with
the
new
members
and
when
Aldermen
Wesch
and
Basso-Bert
voted
against
the
ruling
of
the
chair
which
would
have
prevented
the
submitting
If
a
resolution
by
Alderman
Casey
appeal
ing
to
the
provincial
government
to
restore
the
former
rate
oi
relief
for
four
months
Including
two
already
past
The
meeting
lasted
for
nearly
.
two
hours
and
after
It
was
over,
one
'
of
the
unemployed
made
a
speech
In
the
street
outside
ouUlntng
his
,
view
of
what
had
taken
place
with-
;
hi
for
the
benefit
of
those
who
bad
been
unable
to
get
Into
the
chamber-or
who
might
not
fully
appreciate.
the
significance
of
what
had
taken
place
during
the
meeting.
Alaskan
Pioneer
-
Dies
in
California
FAIRBANKS,
Alaska.
Jan.
31:
rlends
have
been
advised
of
the
death
of
Prank
Manley.
one
of
the
most
prominent
and
colorfurf
Alaskan
pioneers.
He
died
on
Sun-
day
in
San
Prancisro.
supposedly
from
Injuries
suffered
In
an
auto-T
mobile
accident.
Tom
High
orrow
s
S:M
ain.
IT
5ft
pm.
11:00
am.
33:44
pm.
Tides
18.8
tt.
15.S
J
7
a
ft.
8.6
1t.
PLANS
COLLECTION
.r
OF
UN
T
AID
TAXES
WHERE
POSSIBLE.
At
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night
Alderman
Black
gave
notice
that
at
the
next
meeting
of
the
city
eoun-
cU
he
would
bring
forward
a
resolution
Instructing
the
city
council
to
take
steps
to
collect
unpaid
taxes
from
those
own-
4
Ing
property
and
deriving
In-
come
from
It.
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