For
the
Hoover
Dam
sgeaggeaw.
fmi
ism
M:,jswraM
'
'
i.uv
by
i
uaiii
i'usmiu
that
stratum
(act
will
support
a
weigh',
of
2
tlu
r.uijo
K.itc
of
Legislature
Will
Be
Called
To
Meet
For
Final
Session
Feb.
23
RwIihtrilMttioii-ItawProinlsctl
and
BalanrcdJndfrcl-'B.'P
pected
If
Finance
Minister
Can
Manage
to
Make
it
Possible
VICTORIA,
Jan.
24:
The
provincial
government
baa
to
call
the
final
aession
of
the
Seventeenth
Legis-
mi
in
iiicT-i
un
iiiurcwiitv,
rvuruary
.
une
Ol
me
iln-
rtaiit
measure
to
come
before
the
legislature
will
be
redistribution
bill
under
which
it
ha
been
prootfed
it
down
the
number
of
member
of
the
legislature
and
Hthus
save
expense
to
the
province.
ATTACK
ON
JAP
POLICY
MiliLm
Part)
Severely
Critkked
in
Ipprr
Chamber
of
Niipnee
Parliament
i
1
KK.
Jan
M
Members
of
the
i
r
Diet
were
astounded
at
i
ii
k
made
ui
that
chamber
"Uy
on
the
Military
party
uiitrols
Uie
administration.
'.
uUrly
in
retard
to
Its
policy
i"iaid
to
Manchuria.
Th.
k
!
declared
that
the
policy
In
I
u
Manchuko
showed
po-''
ii
lltUe
of
benevolence.
He
!;
that
the
actions
of
the
'
:y
party
In
Japan
had
alien
1
P
"bllr
sympathy
m
all
other
ik.i1
countries
it
was
respon
"'
i
r
Uie
an
ti-Japanese
feeling
in
)
and
tor
the
suspicion
in
t
Russia
'1
attack
was
the
ft
rat
nnen
lri
and
caused
a
great
sensa-1
OCEANIC
IS
TO
OPERATE
tum.r
-y
Will
be
Under
Managemnt
'
Toni
Wallace
But
Held
Strang
Has
Dropped
Out
Word
has
been
received
here
tliat
"'
'
'
Cannery
which
has
been
''!
for
several
years
will
be
op-
"
""l
this
Mason
b
Messrs.
Wal-''"'
"id
Olliespi,.
of
Vancouver.
I
.inI
ycttr
thc
Cttnery
was
leased
T..m
Wallace
and
Field
Strang
on'y
used
as
a
fishing
base.
year
It
Is
understood
that
Mr.
1
,;,n'
n
dropped
out
and
Mr.
'"
'f-sple
has
taken
his
place.
V
vitr
T.iits
not
cussing,
that's
This
hinge,
east
01
the
finest
300.000
pounds.
On
tt
Will
swmf
the
Hoover
dam.
finance
Minuter
Jonea
is
work-ins,
hard
In
the
hope
of
being
able
to
in
trod
iK
c
a
balanced
budget.
It
is
understood
that
an
increase
in
the
one
percent
income
tax
is
planned,
possibly
doubling
the
amount
now
payable
under
It.
ThU
lax
tt
is
said
has
been
successful
because
It
has
placed
on
employers
the
onus
of
collecting
from
their
employees
and
forwarding
the
money
to
the
provincial
collector,
a
number
of
sources
of
revenue
hav
ing
failed
to
measure
up
during
the
past
year,
the
minister
Is
consider
lng
other
means
of
bringing
the
Income
up
to
necessary
expenditure.
It
has
already
been
announced
that
cuts
will
be
made
In
municipal
grants,
in
education
and
in
almost
every
department
of
the
administration,
but
In
spite
of
all
the
reductions
and
suggested
tax
Increases
a
bamncf
has
not
yet
been
reached.
It
la
understood.
It
was
this
problem
that
made
the
deputy
minister
111
and
the
minister
Is
find
inn
It
a
big
strain.
Senator
Bureau
TV
J
V
-I
Was
a
Minister
MONTHEAL,
Jan.
34:
Honorable
Jacques
Bureau,
Senator
and
former
minister
of
customs
and
excise
In
the
cabinet
of
Mackenste
King,
died
here
on
Monday
at
Uie
age
of
seventy-two.
Senator
Bureau
was
born
at
Three
Rivers.
Que..
June
9,
1960.
the
son
of
J.
Napoleon
ami
Sophie
Bureau.
He
was
educated
at
Nicola
College,
and
graduated
as
r
Bachelor
of
Laws.
He
was
railed
lo
the
bar
In
Quebec
In
1882.
became
.solicitor
general
of
Canada
In
1901
and
retired
on
Uie
defeat
of
the
Laurier
government
In
1011.
He
was
elected
to
the
House
of
Commons
four
times
in
1900.
1901.
1908
and
1911
Watch
For
Announcement
of
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUAIMA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
Zi,
1933
LEGISLATURE
OPENS
FEB.
23
BENNETTS
CANADIAN
CURRENCY
LORD
MAYOR
IS
JOSTLED
Independent
Candidate
Struck
Out
st
Members
of
Gang
Who
lied
From
Police
DUBLIN,
Jan.
2I:(CP)
The
Irish
Free
Slate
went
to
the
polls
today
and
it
was
not
lone
before
(he
usual
flare-ups
attaching
to
Irish
voting
made
their
appearance.
Up
to
this
evening,
however,
no
serious
disturbances
had
been
reported.
Outstanding
In
the
incidents
of
the
day
was
the
attack
on
Hon.
Alfred
Byrne.
Lord
Mayor
of
Dub-lln,ind
an
independent
candidate.
A
(roup
of
toughs
Jostled
him
as
He
went
to
cast
his
vote.
Byrne
struck
out
vigorously
and
with
a
policeman
approaching
the
gang
""J-
STERLING
BOUNDS
UP
Advance
of
Over
Three
Cents
Overnight
in
British
round
T-gn,
vtJ-
iwYork
-
NEW
YOUK.
Jan.
21:
In
the
most
active
buying
In
recent
months
the
British
pound
sterling
bounded
up
from
the
opening
today
and
when
the
New
York
market
opened
some
hours
later
it
showed
an
overnight
gain
of
3tc
The
initial
New
York
quotation
of
&39?
for
London
rabies
was
the
tallest
figure
reached
since
last
October.
The
Canadian
dollar
sold
off
fire-sixteenths
of
one
perrnt
at
the
opening
at
S6vc.
DIFFERENCE
SETTLED
IN
U.S.
COURTS
Kuling
Made
That
Sciiurrs
May
be
Made
Within
One-Hour's
Sailing
WAIHINOTON.
Jan.
24
Differ
ence
of
opinion
between
Canada
and
the
United
Stales
has
been
avoided
by
the
Supreme
Court
ruling,
that
seisure
of
Canadian
and
British
vessel,
suspected
of
rum
running,
may
nut
take
place
more
than
one
hour's
sailing
distance
from
shore.
This
Is
in
accordance
with
the
Anti-Smuggling
Treaty
of
IWM.
but
in
the
seisure
of
the
Canadian
vessel
Masel
Tpv,
eleven
and
a
half
miles
off
Massachusetts,
the
United
Stales
claimed
that
Uie
tariff
law
of
1990
providing
for
seisure
within
the
12-mllc
limit
superceded
the
1934
treaty.
The
Maxrl
Tov
has
a
speed
of
only
eight
to
nine
knots.
Sonja
Ladies
Elect
Officers
Annual
Meeting
The
Sonja
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
held
their
annual
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
Wicks
last
night.
Besides
regular
business
meeting
election
or
officers
took
place
the
following
being
elected:
President.
Mrs.
H.
Undtrdahl.
Vice-President.
Mrs.
J.
Wleks,
Secretary.
Mrs.
o.
Wicks.
Treasurer.
Miss
L.
Lund.
World's
Fastest
Train
sVsEa.
'sshbsIsd
'Issnrgss
If
you
want
'
zi
.v..:
:
i
seat,
world
s
fastest
trs;r.
wnu
-
h
and
back
at
99
miles
an
hvr
.
plies
the
BANK-SHUTS
DOWN
UPON
VANCOUVER
Refuses
to
Advance
More
Money
on
Caplfal
Account
so
Works
Must
be
Stopped
'
In
Militia
District
orders,
dated
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
14:
-
The
llth
January.
Victoria,
B
C,
ap-bank,
advances
to
the
city
of
XL-
pears
the
following
extract:
99,000
for
eapHal'Work
covered
byj
"To
be
Lieut-Colonel:
Ma)or
a
M.22.000
worth
of
unsold
general
D.
Johnston.
MC.
North
B.
C.
debenture
have
been
exhausted
Regiment
14th
September.
1932"
and
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
de-,
cllned
to
provide
sny
additional
rrn
i
nrrvtr
i
rrt
funds
on
the
bonds
As
a
result
thl
Uie
Kingsway
widening
and
will
irobably
be
unable
to
construct
any
more
sewer
or
water
facilities.
This
does
not
affect
the
bank
ad-:
vances
for
operating
expenses
made
in
antlclpaUon
of
the
tax
revenue
collections.
The
debentures
were
not
sold
be
cause
of
the
poor
market
at
the
uresent
.Ime.
MacDonaldto
Leave
England
End
of
February
Will
do
lUrlv
lo
Fulled
KUtes
to
Make
Preparations
There
For
(Jonferrnrc
LONDON.
Jan
X4:-
The
Dally
Mall
states
Unit
Premier
Ramsay
MacDonald
will
leave
for
the
United
SUU
at
Uie
etttl
of
February
to
prepare
for
the
conference
with
the
Untied
3tat.s
government
on
the
mailer
of
readjustment
of
war
debts.
It
Is
understood
the
Premier
will
luive
strong
Kovornmentsl
support
at
the
conference,
but
the
person
nel
has
not
yrt
been
definitely
sel
ected.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER
Jan.
14-The
.wlce
of
wheat
here
today
was
44
c.
"A
socialist,
In
brief,
Is
simply
a
man
wlferlng
from
an
overwhelm
ing
compulsion
to
believe
what
Is
not
true."
H.
L.
Mencken.
'ry
.
:
.:.
n
Flyina
H
ar.-to
rips
I:
om
Berllr.
Hambrnr
418
hp
Maybach
engine
sup-
pep.
IS
COLONEL
NORTH
B.
C.
REGIMENT
Major
Johnst6n's
Promotion
Gazetted
At
Ottawa
J
KAliriJJY
A
I
ELEVATOR
Dan
Murray
Was
Caught
in
Belt
This
Morning
and
Instantly
Killed
A
regrettable
accident
touk
place
:
this
morning
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
elevator
when
Dssn
Murray,
a
wtnehman
In
the
recular
emntov
of
the
elevator,
got
caught
in
a
belt
on
the
bin
floor
and
was
killed
ln-stanUy.
He
was
alone
at
the
time
and
no
one
saw
or
heard
the
Ira-cedy.
Murray
was
a
married
man
with
six
children.
Malcolm.
Annie.
Catherine,
ChrlMie.
Kenneth
and
Mar
garet,
the
oldest
being
14
years
old
and
the
youngest,
four
and
a
half.
He
also
has
a
brother
at
Fort
William.
.
Born
at
Stornuway
Lewes
Island.
Scotland.
Mr
Murray
had
lived
la
Canada
for
many
years.
When
Vancouver
became
Important
as
a
grain
shipping
centre
he
went
there
from
Vancouver
and
was
brought
by
Uie
Wheat
Pool
to
Prince
Rupert
when
they
first
tMok
over
the
elevator
In
102
Since
then
he
has
lived
Ike
re
with
his
family
who
reside
at
14M
8econd
Avenue.
Gold
Stocks
Made
Advances
NEW
YORK.
Jan
24
-There
was
little
activity
on
the
stock
exchange
yesterday.
Oovernment
Issues
stiffened
slightly.
Ootd
stocks
advanced
four
points
and
wheat
was
up
a
cent.
A
number
of
leading
stocks
showed
a
very
sllaht
weakening.
Canada
Will
Sound
Money
Position
Says
Premier
Bennett
Canada
Has
Plenty
of
Currency
and
is
Solvent
so
Will
Meet
Her
Contracts,
Toronto
Hoard
of
Trade
is
Told
TORONTO,
Jan.
24:
Canada
will
maintain
her
sound
money
position,
will
not
inflate
her
currency,
will
maintain
her
proud
position
in
the
eyes
of
the
world
and
will
meet
her
obligation
in
the
terms
of
the
contract,
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
told
the
Board
of
Trade
here
last
night.
Only
two
reasons
existed
for
inflation
lack
of
currency
or
insolvency.
"There
is
no
lack
of
currency
in
the
country
"
ind
Canada
is
solvent,"
the
Premier
TPfrirvfl
T
f
Islated.
"Unless
abnormal
conditions
I
J
r.l
1
1
1
1
Vi
1
1
'
irc
obtained
and
unless
something
"
VAJL'
'VJ
that
cannot
be
foreseen
happens,"
p
i
rnp
CXIT
Mr.
Bennett
said,
"this
country
fAIr.
Ilr
wX
not.
dare
not.
part
from
sound
money."
IRELAND
Impossible
to
Secure
Unbiased
Opinion
as
to
Outcome
at
Polls
In
Emerald
Isle
DUBLIN,
Jan.
24:
It
Is
very
difficult
to
get
anything
like
an
unbiased
opinion
as
to
the
probable
result
of
the
election
which
is
takinr
place
here
today.
Both
sides
profess
the
greatest
confidence
that
they
will
secure
a
majority
in
the
Dail
but
there
Is
a
possibility
that
neither
will
have
a
working
majority
and
that
the
fate
of
the
government
will
be
in
the
hands
of
the
independent
groups.
In
some
parts
of
the
country
Intimidation
Is
being
charged
but
such
action
usually
acts
as
a.
boomerang
and
Injures
chiefly
the
party
responsible
for
It.
Thre
have
been
election
riots
in
different
parts
of
the
country,
many
broken
hrJs
but
no
violence
of
a
very
serious
nature.
Every
possible
voter
b
being
taken
:
to
the
polls
and
the
air
is
tense
with
excitement.
"There
ts
no
usr
of
gatherings
In
conclave
and
whereaslng
'
government.
It
wont
get
you
place.'
Alfred
E.
Smith
African
Trader
Tells
of
7
Club
Which
is
Exclusive
r
To
Slayers
and
Thieves
TORONTO,
Jan.
2-1:
(CP)
"Gangsters
arc
not
mod-ern
"
says
Robert
Lindsay,
a
trader
with
the
United
Af
rienn
Comimny,
now
living
in
Toronto
with
his
brother
Alec.
Mndsay,
who
is
28
years
of
age,
states
there
has
existed
for
years
in
Nigeria
on
the
west
coast
of
Africa
an
organisation
quite
as
ruthlpss
as
the
self-styled
kings
of
Chlraeo.
W
-
t
The
Adun
tribe
'
on
the
Cross
I
River
In
Nigeria
ran
boast
of
a
civilisation
to
the
extent
of
owning
a
society
of
parasites
known
as
the
Brambi
society.
The
Brambts,
according
to
the
British
government
are
responsible
for
at
least
96
ol
murders
committed
within
the
area
of
the
Adun
people.
"To
be
a
member
of
the
society,"
says
Lindsay,
"a
man
has
to
obtain
at
least
one
head,
steal
a
valuable
article,
and
pay
In
to
the
treasury
$100.
"If
the
applicant
fail
to
obtain
a
head
he
more
than
likely
loees
his
own
in
the
attempt,"
Mr.
Lind
say
says.
There
are
also
many
rules
(Continued
on
Page
2
POLICY
Maintain
LAME
DUCK
LAW
PASSES
Terms
of
U.
S.
President
and
Congress
Mill
Henceforth
End
In
January
Instead
of
March
WASHINQTON.
Jan.
24:
The
change
In
the
constitution,
generally
known
here
as
the
Lame
Duck
Law.
became
effective
yesterday
with
the
ratifying
of
Uie
measure
by
I
the
state
of
Missouri.
This
was
the
:
thirty-sixth
state
to
ratify
the
mea
sure,
the
approval
of
that
number
of
states
being
required
by
the
con-
:
sUtuUon
to
effect
a
change.
?
The
law
provtd.es
that
Uie
presl-
-tentlai
and
congressional
terms
.
shall
end
in
January
Instead
of
;
March
and
thus
avoid
the
necessity
for
the
short
or
lame
duck
session
:
of
Congress
which
follows
the
elee-
'
Uons
In
November
after
which
a"
number
of
the
congressmen
are
nov
the
real
representative
of
the
people
and
possibly,
Uv
.
year,
the
'
president
has
been
defeated
and
tsv
only
awaiting
the
lapse
of
Ume
Lu.
step
oat
and
give
place
to
his
suct
ctssor.
m
This
twentieth
amendment
to
constitution
becomes
effective
October
IS
next.
T
Died
Recently
:
At
Tranquilly
George
A.
Cdwa
litter,
formerly
of
Prince
Report,
passed
away
at
TranquUle
Sanatorium.
6th
January,
the
funeral
was
held
at
Kit-'
wangs.
llth
January.
Deceased
ao
an
enthusiastic
member
of
the
North
B.
0.
Regiment,
qeall
lying;
as
Company
Sergt.
-Major
at
Bsqul-aalt
school
In
IMS.
A
wt4ow
and,
two
ohtklren
art
Irving
at