77
TAXI
-
77
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Mock
Any
time,
anywhere,
fifty
cents
S
the
fare.
Mavnr
I.
I).
Tnvlnr
nollcd
only
sixty
odd
votes
in
ineca
where
A.
M.'Manson
K.C.
was
re-elected
by
a
large
majority
over
A.
E.
Windlc,
C.
C.
R,
and
bam
Locker,
Independent
Non-Partizan.
Scattered
reports
from
Skeena
riding
indicated
one
or
the
largest
proportionate
majorities
in
the
entire
province
for
K.
T.
Kenney,
Literal,
over
Joseph
Panter,
C
.
(
P.,
and
Dr.
U.
(
Mamford,
Independent.
Terrace,
Ha-clton,
Smlthcrs
and
Port
Esslngton
all
went
very
heavily
for
Kenney.
,
,
...
In
Fort
(iconic
II.
(I.
Perry,
Liberal,
also
was
heading
fr
a
big
majority
over
the
combined
vote
of
four
opponents
with
Alexander
Sinclair,
C.
C.
R,
apparently
second
and
Dr.
R.W.Alward,
third.
,
.
.
,
Atlin
gave
a
clear-cut
plurality
to
W
.
J.
Assclstine,
I.ilcral,
with
T.
.1.
Shenton.
C.
C
R,
ocond;
I.
1.
Iver-Kin,
Independent
Liberal,
third,
and
T.
.
lalconcr
and
II
W.
M.
Rolston,
Independents,
neck
and
neck
for
fourth
Place.
Latest
figures
to
date:
Assclstine.
.Si;
bnenton,
2";
Kergin,
205;
Rolston,
125;
Falconer,
119.
OUTSTANDING
L1BKKAIS
TIT
Other
"
oulslandinir
LilKirals
to
he
elected
were
Dr.
.
Jack
Macconnachie
of
Anyox.
with
II.
S,
S
.
!
M
(h,
vote
of
his
0.
C.
T.
op-
;c.
D.
Prust
ulr
engineer,
from
a
Wmm
1
I
1
It
It
t
0
'3
.KUj'
Great
Personal
Victory
For
PattuHo
One
of
Features
Of
Provincial
General
Election
One
of
the
greatest
personal
victories
in
the
entire
British
Columbia
general
election
yesterday
was
that
of
T.
D.
Pattullo,
memler-re-elect
for
Prince
Rupert
and
Premier-designate
of
British
Columbia,
for
whom
a
vote
of
almost
two
to
one
over
the
combined
polling
strength
of
his
two
JUver
riding.
,
opponent
G.
W.
Hudderham,
C.
C.
R,
and
Charles
Chap
um-
man,
united
Front,
was
rwiefl
up.-
l
Prince
Rupert
city
gave
Mr.
Pattullo
a
total
of
1406
votes.
Mr
Rud-.derham.
444.
and
Mr.
Chapman,
W
With
the
most
of
the
Qeen
Charlotte
Inlands
returns
in
and
only
a
few
small
noils
yet
to
report.
WILL
FLY
ON
DUTIES
Dr.
.Mainly
and
Charle
Graham
to
.Make
Trip
to
Porchcr
and
(Jnccn
CharlottcVon
l
ljlni
Boat
the
total
up
to
noon
today
was
Pattullo.
1932;
Rodderham.
Saft;
Chapman.
14.
Polls
to
far
rtportinf
have
been
as
follows:
Absentee
Prince
Rupert
SunnyaMt
Lawn
IrUl
Maasett
Port
Clements
Q.
C.
City
SktdeaaJe
Woden
River
Plewin's
Float
liayaport
Inverness
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy.
resident
0lnd
mlnUia
engineer,
and
Charles
Qra-
SlmMon
ham,
lns))ector
of
mines,
are
today
awaiting
the
return
to
the
city
of
aa
Eastman
flying
boat
piloted
by
(lanoapit
iiquadaree
.
.
wockeport
There
were
Pat-Rodner
lotto
nam
-
to
,14M
;
i
..
..
I
14
I
..
3
IS
1
6
w
M
II
16
Chapman
5
331
0
0
4
1
0
0
0
1
1
4
0
0
1
0
0
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V
1)
conunuea
on
page
2
election
man
in
1918.
olumnia
,
u
i
Pnent,
Vincent
ScRiir,
in
KcvelstoUe-C
Harrow,
wlm
lnui
n
s.ifo
nuirein
over
a
stronjr
l
.
U
i.
-
;
-
pan.it.i-i
t
.
..'i
i
..
M.:iii..-.iM;
(..
S.
I'earson.
I
"""iiunic,
.i.
r,
neeier,
in
v
,iiiiut
i
ho
won
ovor
Dr.
III.
Lvlo
l.tllT
Telford,
ftUlllfl!..
who
made
a
strong
race
.
.
j
MIT
llin
f
f
A
II
Iln
M
.mo
of
the
Independent
Wl'artizan
leaders,
hardly
flRiirinB
in
the
contest,
fnd
(2.
G.
McGecr,
who
headed
the
poll
in
nncoujer.
,lrrard.
All
these,
with
Mr.
Manson.
are
considered
Probable
cabinet
material
for
Mr.
Tattullo.
Mm.
Paul
Smith,
Liberal,
in
Vancouvcr-Hurran
,
v
,
s
keenly
woman
elected,
althouKh
there
were
ten
,
uomen
candidates
in
all.
She
is
the
second
woman
Up
s
nil.-..
..p
n.A
t.:..
Mrs.
Halim
Mar
hi-
,cn)
Smith,
who
died
recently,
havinjr
hJ
1
"JJ;.
.
hardest
their
In
the
most
of
districts
the
Liberals
had
tContlnucd
on
Page
Four
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
...
...
2:20
am.
19.2
ft.
14:00
p.m.
21.6
ft.
Low
......
.
8:08
am.
8.0
ft.
7-Passenger
Chrysler
Ca-
20:50
22
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
HKITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
p.m.
V
!
XXIV
.
No,
266.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,.
f
RIDAY,
NOVEMBER
3,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Liberal
Paf.y
Records
Decisive
Victory
In
Provincial
Election
;
C.C.F.
Affords
Main
Opposition
GK1TS
ELECT
THIRTY
MEMBERS
WHILE
CO-OPERATIVE
COMMONWEALTH
CA1TURES
SIX
SKATS,
INDEPENDENTS,
THREE,
LABOR,
ONE,
AND
UNIONISTS,
ONE.
Pooley
is
Sole
Survivor
Of
,
Government;
Premier
Beaten
TOM
UPHILL
VETERAN
LABORITE.
AGAIN
IN
HOUSE
MRS.
PAUL
SMITH
IS
ONLY
SUCCESSFUL
WOMAN
M
ANSON,
BARROW,
PEARSON
AND
MrCEER
ARE
ALL
IN.
VICTORIA,
Nov.
3:
(CP)
The
Liberal
party,
under
T
I).
Pattullo,
re-elected
member
for
Prince
Rupert,
who
mil
undoubtedly
Ik?
called
upon
to
form
the
next
govern-mcnt
of
British
Columbia,
recorded
a
decisive
victory
in
yHcrday's
provincial
election.
The
Lilnrals
elected
30
members
while
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
won
six
heats
two
in
Vancouver
East
and
one
each
in
Burnaby,
Vancouver
North,
Mackenzie
and
Dcwdney.
Hon.
R.
II.
Pooley,
attorney-general,
in
the
traditional
family
scat
in
Esquimalt,
was
the
sole
survivor
of
the
Tolmie
government,
winning
by
a
small
margin
over
his
liberal
opponent,
C.
E.
Whitney-Griffiths.
Premier
Tolmie
went
down
to
defeat
in
Saanich
at
the
hands
of
N.
W.
Wlnttakcr,
Literal,
by
more
than
three
hundred
of
a
majority.
Jlon.
Jt
W.
Jone
minister
of
finance
lost
out
in
South
Okanagan
by
a
majority
of
1")0
to
Dr.
J.
AVIfar-riv
the
youthful
Literal
candidate.
Hon.
W.
M.
Dennlcs,
minhf.rr
of
lalmr,
was
defeated
in
Vancouver-Burrard,
ind
Hon.
William
Savage,
minister
of
public
works,
in
Vancouver-Point
Grey,
both
by
large
majorities.
Tom
Uphill,
veteran
Labor
mcmlcr,
whose
candidature
was
endorsed
by
the
C.
C.
P.,
was
re-elected
in
Pernio
with
u
substantial
margin
over
Mayor
H.
E.
Douglas,
Liberal,
Hugh
Savage,
who
announced
himself
as
a
follower
of
Oxford
Group
principles
running
as
an
Independent,
was
elected
In
Cowichan-Newcastlc
with
a
good
majority
over
C
K.
Davie,
former
Speaker
of
the
House
who
sought
reelection
as
an
Indcpendent-Non
Partizan.
NORTHERN
RIDINGS
Ciivc
Planta,
Independent
Non-Partizan
and
mcmlcr
of
a
well
known
Nanaimo
Conservative
family,
was
ap
parently
elected
as
the
first
member
for
the
new
l'cacc
Premier-Designate
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Tolmie
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VICTOR
AND
VANQUISHED
Pattullo
Appreciates
Responsible
Ity
Tolmie
Regretful
VICTORIA,
Not.
3:
(CP)
"The
people
have
spoken
arvl
I
think
I
fully
appreciate
their
decision."
Atated
T.
V.
Pattullo
today
in
commentinc
upon
yesterday's
election
mult.
"I
am
rireply
grateful
for
the
confidence
expressed.
I
realize
the
responsibilities
Involved
and
I
am
sure
all
our
pontic
will
render
sympathetic
asiitanee."
Premier
S.
F.
TcJmic
extended
congratulations
to
his
successful
opponrnt
and
said:
"I
want
to
congratulate
the
leader
of
the
Liberal
party
on
his
success
In
Prince.
Rupert
A
UirtxithoiTl
tiie
pr
ttvjirraUy.
tMtivea.
-
n'teT'Let
me
j
New
Westminster
A
VVXU
nrnf
mmhn
(hank
the
people
of
Saanich
from
the
bo
Horn
of
mt
heart
for
the
confidence
reposed'
In
me
In
the
past.
One
of
the
most
painful
thinrs
of
my
experience
has
been
my
inability
to
give
work
to
oni
people."
SERVICE
IS
IMPRESSIVE
First
Presbyterian
Church
Crowded
For
Obsequies
For
Late
Mrs.
Norman
Watt
First
Presbyterian
CJutrcb
was
tilled
to
capacity
lasUtf
gut
by
those
desirous
of
paying
their
final
tri
butes
of
respect
and
esteem
to
the
memory
of
the
late
Mrs.
Gorman
A.
Watt,
who
passed
away
with
tragic
suddenness
last
Monday
night,
and
to
express
their
expression
of
sympathy
for
the
sorely
bereaved.
An
Impressive
service
was
conducted
by
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
llotilngworth
following
which
Uie
remains
were
placed
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George
by
:L
which
Utey
are
being
!als.
Members
of
18th.
Legislature
Of
British
Columbia
Elected
In
Polling
Held
on
Thursday
,
LIBERALS
Atlln
W.
J.
Assetetine
(no
change).
Albeml-Nanalmo
O.
S.
Pearson
'no
chanee.
seoarate
ridina
in
last'
eral
'House,
both
represented
by
Liber-
J
seat
Cariboo
Major
O.
M.
MatKay
(Liberal
gain,
seat
formerly
held
by
Conservatives).
j
Chilli
wackE.
D.
Barrow
(Liber-j
v
gain,
former
Conservative
seat).
Columbia-Revefatoke
Dr.
W
H
,........
ua
u,
inche,
in
width
and
312J0
in
gold
who
had
been
favored
with
tex
ton.
Veln
systm
te
descrlbed
a8
n,mt.j
.nu
u....vwil,
,
navlnit
a
vertical
rnriBP
range
of
4
MO
during
life.
He
also
voiced
suitable
words
of
comfort
for
the
bereaved.
Hymns
were
"Son
of
My
Soul"
and
;
"Come
Let
Us
Sing
of
a
Wonderful
i
Love,"
these
having
been
favorites
lot
Mrs.
Watt.
The
choir
was
In
at-(
tendance
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
pre-i
sided
at
the
organ
during
the
ser-
00
more
votes
vie
M
wfU
as
for
an
hour
before
cast
in
Prince
Rupert
riding
in
thls,,u,rlng
the
viewing
of
the
remains.
Pattullo
Extends
Appreciation
To
People
of
Prince
Rupert
For
Re-Election
in
Riding
Yesterday
Early
this
morning
L.
W.
Patmore,
manager
for
T.
D.
Pattullo.
received
the
following
wire
from
Victoria:
"Ploaae
extend
my
sincere
appreciation
to
everybody.
All
returns
not
yet
in
but
It
looks
like
a
sweeping
victory."
T.
D.
PATTULLO.
Ushers
were
Samuel
Massey.
John
!.
Davey
and
W
W.
C
O
Nelll.
Deceased
having
served
overseas
as
a
nurse,
forty
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
under
President
Jack
Preece.
attended
the-servlec
In
a
body,
formed
a
guard
of
honor
at
the
church,
headed
the
procession
from
church
to
wharf
and
formed
a
guard
of
honor
at
the
pier.
Pallbearers
were
C.
H.
Orme,
J.
H
Plllsbury.
Hubert
Ward.
R.
E.
Moore.
Lieut.
Col.
S.
P.
McMordle
D.S.O.
and
A.
R.
Nichols.
Thv
remains
are
being
accompanied
to
Victoria
by
the
widower.
!
Joan,
eldest
daughter,
and
A.
M.
Aeheson
of
Vegreville,
Alt.,
brother
,
of
deceased.
feet
and
a
length
of
12.000
feet.
In
1931
W.
O.
McNorrle.
MX.,
of
Van-Continued
on
page
2
Rossla
nd
-Tra
11
It.
It.
Buml
Liberal
gain,
former
Conservative
seat).
.
Saanich
N.
W.
Whlttaker
(Lib-
gain,
former
Conservative
South
Okanagan
Dr.
J.
A.
(Liberal
gain,
former
seat.
Slrallkameen
Charles
H.
P.
(Liberal
gain,
former
Conservative
seat.
"
Skeena
E.
T."
Kenney
(no
i
Sutherland
ino
ghange,
formerly
'hanae).
I
separate
ridings,
both
represented
Yale-Dr.
J-
J-
015H
rw
change),
'by
Liberals).
I
Vanewver-Burrard
Mrs.
Paul
1
Comox
l'
a.
Hanna.
former
f
n!th-
a
MeOeer
(Liberal
gain.
member
for
Albemi
(Uberal
gain
tw0
u
formerly
Conservative.;
former
Conservative
seat).
Vancouver-Point
Orey
Dr
O
M.
Cranbrook-F.
M.
MePherson
Weir-
Robtrt
Wllkiraon.
S.
S.
Md-
no
change).
Keen
(Liberal
gains,
three
seals
,
Dewdney
David
W.
Stracltan
formril
Conservative).
'
'Liberal
gain,
former
Conservative
c
C
F
"tl
n
,u..
Buraeby-Ernest
E.
Winch
-fo-
,r
r
V.
'
mef
Conservative
seat).
ain,
former
Conservative
seat)
Q
rand
Forks-Greenwood
Doug-Id
MePherson
(Liberal
gain,
former
OonervaUve
seat.
Islands
Alex
McDonald
(Liberal
a
hi.
former
Conservative
seat.
Kaastoops
R.
H.
Carson
(Liberal
lin.
former
ConservaUve
seat.
Kaaio-Stocan
C.
S.
Leary
Lib
ral
aain.
former
ConservaUve
eat).
LUteeet
George
M.
Murray
(Liberal
gain,
former
Conservative
seati
.
Neteon-Crtston
Frank
'Uberal
&aif.
ferraMly
-iaHncs,
both
rspreeented
by
Cower-
Delia
R.
B.
Bwailes
(former
Cert
servattve
seat).
Maekensie
E.
Bake
well
(former
Conservative
seat.
VsneouVtr
East
H.
B.
Winch
and
J.
Price
two
seats,
formerly
Con.-servattve).
Vancouver
North
H.
C.
E.
Anders-son
former
Oraservative
seat
1
INDEPENDENTS
Cowkhan
-NewcasUe
Hugh
h
a
-vage
(Oxford
Group),
dormer
Cor.-
Putivaix.
servattve
seal).
separati
"
Peace
Rlyet
CMve
Planta
(new
seat,
formerly
insfeded
in
Fort
no
change.
j
Salmon
Arm
R.
W.
Bruhn
fer-
North
Okanagan
Dr.
K.
C.
Mac-1
mer
Conservative
seat).
Donald
'Liberal
gain,
former
ConservaUve
seatt.
Omineca-A.
M.
Manson
K.C.
(no
change).
Prince
Rupert
T.
D.
Pattullo
(no
channel.
LABOR
Fernie
Tom
Uphill
(no
change).
UNIONIST
Ekquimalt
Hon.
R.
H.
Fooley
(former
Conservative
seat).
New
Company
Formed
to
Take
Over
The
Columario
Gold
Mine
at
Usk
With;
Plan
to
Put
Mine
on
Production
Basis;
TORONTO,
Nov.'
3:
Official
announcement
is
given;
out
that
Columario
Consolidated
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
has
ac-J
quired
the
assets
and
undertakings
of
Columario
Gold
Mines.
The
new
company
is
capitalized
at
2,500,000
shares,
and
old
shareholders
receive
1,000,000
shares
on
a
one
for,
one
basis;
this
has
been
ratified
by
shareholders.
Thif
leaves
1.500.000
shares
In
the
trea-
-
sury
for
future
financing,
details
of
which
will
be
given
out
In
a
few
days,
state
officials.
The
company
is
considering
the
installation
of
a
100-ton
mill
on
its
Card
of
Thanks
Norman
Watt
and
family
dastrs
to
express
their
sincere
aonreesa-
Victoria
,
.
L
"Tt
Property
near
Usk.
district
of
Om-
tkm
0,
the
kind
expresswr
exDressions
of
or
sym-
vm-
where
In-
to
1
5
kHnsported
Bc
Un
in
dat
iisnnon
ha.
S!?
U.P
$1.
.,0
f8
pathy
and
otfen
of
help
the
time
Urmnt
Urment
will
will
take
take
nlac
place
nxt
next
Mon-
Mon
m
day
afternoon.
Mr.
Ilolllngworth.
in
hit
funeral
address,
referred
to
the
high
esteem
been
spent
since
1939.
stated
of
fl
clals,
with
over
4,000
feet
of
tunnelling
accomplished.
Bight
ore
shoots
are
reported,
r
averaging
23,
i.
...t.uk
-
1
h.u
t...
n
:
of
their
recent
bereavement
Card
of
Thanks
i
J.
D.
Lawrence
and
family
deatee
fo
thank
their
many
friend
for
(he
kind
expressions
of
sympathy
iiecelved
during
their
recent
be,
lieavement.
Provincial
Standing
at
Glance
As
Result
of
Thursday's
Voting
In
British
Columbia
Election
The
latest
returns
indicate
standing
of
parties
as
follows
from
yesterday's
provincial
election,
the
outcome
in
the
large
majority
of
cases
having
already
been
conceded:
Liberals
30
Labor
1
C.
C.
F
0
Independents
3-
Unionisis
1
Vancouver
Centre,
with
two
seats,
and
Victoria
City,
with
four,
will
vote
on
November
27,