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957Hc
Visit
to
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Cost
This
Man
$50
She
HIS
VIEW
ON
DEBTS
Cancellation
Would
Not
Improve
Economic
Situation
Much,
Says
Senator
Borah
BOitG.
Idaho.
Oct.
:
-Senator
WIBtam
E.
Borah
has
eabtod
London
newseapers
expressing
his
view
that
.
.
.
'fH
cancellation
of
war
debts
by
lienwtee
-
Turn
t?p
Ataln
In
Canada
ThttM,
r,
u.
.
nut
Tali
Into
Hands
of
Police
Constable
.
allaht
effect
upon
the
ncoeral
eco-
nomle
sttuaUon.
He
expreaaed
the
;
view
that
the
United
State
had
al-
-n-...,
Wealed
Great
BriUin
was
reewnuy
vnienceu
w
six
.
rtwrottgly
in
connection
with
war
Twnths
Imprisonment
at
Stewart
(
and
ured
w
for
btnuegclnc
and
ordered
d-l
ukalmood
of
achievtag
re-Torted.
turned
op
again
rerenUy
in
,
wh-
m
about
Kono.
Stewart
and
was
taken
Into
cus-
mlr
imnrnv.m.nt
.
lh.
.m
..
toa
by
ntrrtodalOonRable
Lance
trally
bj.
urkltng
uch
other
major
FwUerton
and
ftoad
9H
and
costs.
lpfoWwMi
as
dinnament
with
option
of
one
month's
Im-
;
prlaonment.
on
a
charge
of
Illegally
,
entartnt
the
eotmtey
He
paid
the
nil
1
Mpr
T
fme
and
wm
escorted
to
the
border
IT!
M
liCi
111
Taxi
Office
In
Chicago
Robbed
Seven
TlMHwand
IMIan
Taken
Ry
Armed
lUndils
last
I
riday
.1
TELEGRAPHS
II.
S.
Meadow
Succeeds
L
Waugh
as
Manater
at
Canadian
National
Office
mmln
W.
II.
8.
Meadows,
who
arlnred
In
the
CMtCAOO,
Oct
U.-x
armed.
city
earlier
m
the
week
from
New
bandits
held
up
a
weal
tost
off
fee
j
Westminster
today
assumed
his
du-and
made
their
getaway
with
$7,000
j
Usas
manager
of
the
common
i
d
)n
cash.
'office
of
Canadian
National
T-1
graphs
In
succession
to
L
W
Waiie,h
wlio
has
relgned
s
;
Mr.
Meadows
Joined
the
srrvic.
of
SUBSCRIPTIONS
roi'RINO
'
the
eimpany
In
1918
and
was
fui
4
IN
TO
DOMINION
LOAN
thirteen
years
manager
at
Prince
Albert.
Busk..
hTing
moved
to
t.h.
OTTAWA.
Oct
II:
(CP)
j
eotvst
a
feiw
years
ago.
Ills
wife
and
Subscript
Ion
to
the
federal,
;
family
will
arrive
here
later
to
ukc
conversion
loan
of
$116,000,000
up
residence.
by
Istest
estimates
today
had
,
Dean
of
local
telegrapher
Mr
totalled
$156,000,000
wiUi
sub-
Vaugh
has
been
located
tn
Prince
i
4
icrlption
in
large
volume
sUll
(
Rupert
since
the
very
early
i.s
coming
in
Hon.
Kdgar
N.
(
and
was
with
the
Government
T
ie
Rhodes,
minister
of
finance,
graphs
for
many
years
before
jotn-
declared
that
he
was
extremely
Ins
the
Canadian
National
Telc-
pleased
with
the
success
of
the
graphs.
He
Is
well
known
and
popu
-4
two
days'
response
so
fsr.
lar
and
It
wtU
be
generally
regretted
:
u
uie
enange
m
wives
nts
oepariure
i
Simpson
I-atly
Was
Buried
on
Monday
Mrs.
Joseph
Moraes,
66
years
of
ae.
She
learn
a
widower
and
four
sons
and
three
daughters.
The
funeral
took
plare
Monday.
Rev.
P.
J
Lofr
offlciaung.
O
O
McOEER
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
9:
ajn.
16.2
ft.
21:17
pjn.
16.6
ft.
Low
2:30
pan.
7.8
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
15:00
pjn.
108
ft.
?
V
JIXIV
No
037.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDA
Y,
OCTOBER
12,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTb
NO
WNEY
v.
FROM
BOOZE
INTERESTS
PROVINCIAL
FUEL
OIL
TAX
SUSTAINED
BY
PRIVY
COUNCIL
Liberal
Party
Is
Not
Controlled
By
Liquor
People,
Says
Pattullo
Contributions
Received
Solely
in
the
Interests
of
Good
Government
and
He
is
Absolutely
Free
and
Untranv
mclled,
Declares
Leader
of
Opposition
K
RFMEOS,
Oct.
12:
(CP)-MAs
liquor
money
hai
pfiially
singled
out,
let
me
say
that
I
am
advised
-
liquor
money
has
been
contributed,"
stated
T.
D.
"
i".
Liberal
leader,
in
a
campaign
address
hre
teat
'
s
He
wa."
dealing
with
what
he
termed
a
suggfetfon
'in'
Liberal
arty
was
rontrolfed
by
the
liquor
inter-
E.
T.
Kenney
mu
tnrougn
contributions
to
camps
ten
funds
"I
am
golnc
to
be
quite
perfectly
frank."
continued
the
Liberal
leed-.
er
I
have
not
ben
advised
of
the
name
nf
each
contributor
to
our
oniuUort
fundi,
bat
my
tastrue-
i
Uon
were
that
contributions
were
only
to
be
received
free
from
commitment
or
any
ktad
and
solely
In
the
interests
of
good
avrnnmettt
MimiM
ear.
Uibated
for
Improper
jjHKMMi
wjivM
be
Ukjbt
stay:
category
whether
tiSn
rtfsjbr
of'
thrr
intrmiu.
If
anyone
has
contributed
or
proposes
to
eontrtfeate
in
consideration
of
rerelrtng
seme
)riviier
not
In
the
puMIe
interest.
n-.
nwnev
ha
been
or
would
be
i
wasW
I
und
before
the
people
of
Bntlvh
Columbia
absolutely
free
uid
untrammelled
to
formulate
cgiMtiun
and
carry
out
the
admin-1
uuatxm
with
a
purpose
single
to;
he
public
welfare
"
Transportation
De
Luxe
In
Northern
Wilds
MOV.tr
Husky
and
her
off
apri.
g.
Usyexmes
ana
Oscar,
reaching
Telegraph
ine
pup
were
oorn
on
the
trai:
and
cradled
as
seen
here
-CNR
Photo
GEOROE
KIXLY
AND
'
:
THEIR
WORK
W1IL
Sfi.VrR.NCLO
TO
LIFE
IN
JAIL
!
OKLAHOMA
CITY,
Oct.
11:
!
CPi
-Oeorge
(Machine
Oun)
Kelly
and
his
wife.
Rose,
con-
4
victed
today
in
the
Charles
F.
4
Urachal
kidnanaan
eonmir.
acy.
were
sentenced
to
life
lav-
prisoniaent.
SIMPLIFIED
.New
Rciculation
Under
Elections
Act
retaining
to
Independent
Candidates
VICTORIA.
Oct.
18:,
(CP)
A
re
gvUtion
under
the
Bleeslans
Act
which
has
been
sitned
br
the
Lieu.
,
Wnant
Oovernor-in-CounaU
is
ln-'
WrpreVod
as
placing
all
Independents
In
VancouTer-Burrard,
Vn-
;
couver
cesUre.
Vaneotiver
Bast,
PORT
8UiPaosf.
Oct.
11:
ttse
i
Vaaotwvsr-Potot
Grey
and
Victoria
death
occurred
hen
Friday
last
of
lander
a
aeneral
elasalfMatkm
at
'
T
l.
a
.
.
joocpaiaenta
ui
oroer
to
stmpltiy
we
work
of
the
returning
officers.
A
number
of
candidates
running
had
qualifying
names
in
their
McGeer
Promises
Liberals
Will
Put
Fear
of
God
Into
Bennett
and
the
Bankers
Likens
C.
C.
F.
Rule
to
Hecklinjr
at
Vancouver
Meeting
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
12:
(CP)-"If
elected
we
will
put
the
fear
of
God
into
Premier
Bennett
as
well
as-the
bankers."
shouted"
G.
G.
McGeer,
Liberal
candidate
for
the
riding
of
Vancouver
-
Burrard,
amid
a
crescendo
of
commendation
and
protest
at
a
Liberal
rally
hi
re
Tuesday
night.
"Judge
from
this
disorder,"
Mr.
McGeor
replied
to
hecklers,
"what
government
under
the
C.
C.
F.
would
be
like."
Government
of
British
"
Columbia
Will
Collect
$400,000
by
Judgment
Judicial
Committee
Finds
That
Impost
is
Intra
Vires
as
Direct
Tax
Under
British
North
America
Act
I
LONDON,
Oct
12:
(CP)
Nearly
$400,000
revenue
will
be
restored
to
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
by
a
judgment
of
the
judicial
committee
of
the
Privy
Council
today
which
finds
the
provincial
Fuel
Oil
Tax
of
1930
valid.
Their
Lordships
allowed
the
appeal
of
the
Attorney
General
with
costs
from
adverse
British
Columbia
judgments
on
the
THREE
ARE
To
Htat
It
Oat
in
Prince
(
It-ant
fr
Prtnr
Pnnrt
i
bTThe
'
nrwrfneiar
election
an
'
closed
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
I
-rlsVlb
rut
f
xs4K-
vL.L-.
a-..
es
r
entered
earlier
in
the
week
T.
D
Pattullo.
Liberal;
O.
W.
Radderhara,
C
C
F.:
and
Charles
Chapman.
United
Front
The
nominations
with
their
sponsors
were
as
follows:
Mr.
Pattullo
Proposed
by
S.
P.
UtUe.
S.
E.
Parker.
John
Dybham.
T.
W.
Brown.
H.
B.
Rochester.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin.
Robert
Gordon.
C.
Q.
Minns
and
M.
P.
McCaffery.
Fso-einmem
nana
in
a
teat
ea$e
I
against
the
Kingcome
NavtgaUoh
'
Co.
for
tt0Q
ta
back
tax.
The
pre-
i
eakVk
r
km
6
TWaI.
----
i
'
AJOMTM
A
TEH
Kjfl
U
lrect
taxation
within
tha
llVlTlIllril
lAJ
nin
of
Section
91
of
the
Br(-
tih
North
America
Act
and
A,
therefore.
Intra
vtres
of
the
Rndderham
and
Chapman
vinee
DEBT
TALKS
CONTINUING
field
other
than
the
three
who
had
j
Surrested
That
BriUin
May
B
Wlllinr
to
Pay
United
SUtes
Ten
Percent
WASHINOTON.
D
C,
Oct.
11
Debt
reduction
negotiations,
which
,
reopened
here
a
few
days
ago.
are
proceeding.
It
is
suggested
that
Great
Britain
may
"
ask
for
a
settle
-
McMordte;
seconded
by
J.
H.
Pills-
"""T
.
V!
f
ment
011
tMJ
BiS
hrr
.nU,,
Mr.
V
.
Laren.
Mrs.
Adele
Jabour.
Max
HeUbroner.
Mrs.
Annie
MeO.
Nelson.
i
Miss
Jessie
Roth
well,
Najeeb
Mus-
sftUetn.
W.
P.
Armour.
W.
J.
McCut-cheon.
D.
C.
McRae.
A.
J.
Prud-homrae,
Mrs.
Margaret
I.
Patmore,
J.
J.
T.
Collart.
J.
J.
Judae.
J.
J.
MUST
MEET
JUST
DEBTSi
SASKATOON.
Oct
12:
CP'-Ad-
dressing
a
public
meeting
here
last
J
night.
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
de-
els
red
that
the
Canadian
people'
I
will
new.
"so
long
as
we
are
in
o(
Mr.
Rudderham
Proposed
bv
J.
;
fw
-
ho
hnmui
6fc
t
frlASUk
wWn
ra
S.
Black;
seconded
by
Etnar
Larsen.
fused
to
boner
thek
just
bllga-assenttng.
D.
A.
Macphee.
John
tlons.
Bergman.
James
F.
Andrews.
J.
R.
The
Premier
iiM-lrwri
thai
k
i
Mortn.
H.
J.
Smith.
J.
J.
OlIUs.
T.
J.,
people
mast
tarn
a
deaf
ear
to
Shenton.
Frank
Roma.
Frank
Derry,
I
those
who
would
urge
reckless
G.
V.
Wilkinson.
W.
S.
Hammond.'
spending,
inflation
of
currency
and
Mrs.
Bethla
K.
Lawson.
Mrs.
Re-
disregard
for
f
bunds
1
obllgatloni
oecca
t..
Mcuanny.
Mrs.
uouise
I
Carlyle
and
Jorgen
Anderson.
eeeeeee
e
Mr.
Chspman
Proposed
by
W.
j
e
H.
Montgomery;
seconded
by
WU-
ROLSTON
INDEPENDENT
llam
McLeod;
assenting.
Robert
OF
INDEPENDENT
GROUP
f
Kydd.
Philippe
Laporte.
Andrew)
,
Bernardson.
Pietro
Florin,
Mrs.
Ma-'
ANYOX.
Oct.
11:
(CP)
H.
bel
Ward.
R.
J.
Barr.
Mrs.
Maryj
W.
M.
Rolston
has
Issued
a
for-Field,
Duncan
Uieson.
Frederick
j
ma!
dental
that
he
is
affiliated
Murphy.
Frank
Guest,
WUlismi
with
the
Independent
Non-
Brown.
Mrs.
Conswela
Oomec
and!
Partiaan
group
as
a
candidate
Mrs.
Albin
Iveraon.
for
AUIn
In
the
forthcoming
Polllne
Places
j
provincial
election.
He
states
Polls
will
be
bead
November
1
at
j
that
he
Is
running
as
a
straight
the
following
potnta
In
Prtoe
Flu-
Independent
with
no
strings
pert
riding.
j
attached
to
him
except
the
In-
Prince
Rupert
IKysport.
Inver-
te
rests
of
the
people
of
the
ness.
Ooose
Bay.
Humpback
Bay..
ridln
which
he
would
rtpre-
Fiewin's
Point.
Jap
Inlet.
Lawn
Hill.
sent.
Mr.
RoUsan
had
been
Us-
1
Lorkeport.
Maasett.
North
Island.
ted
as
an
Independent
Hon-
-
Oceanic.
Oona
River,
Osland.
Port;
Partiaan
(Dowser-Donaghyi
ClemenU.
Port
Simpson.
Queen
candidate.
Charlotte
City.
Refuge
Bay.
Sand-
.
spit.
Skidegate,
Squadaree.
Sunny-side.
Tletl
and
Woden
River.
.
Prince
Rupert's
polling
station
will
be
in
the
premises
on
Third
Avenue
opposite
the
'intersection
of
Second
Street
formerly
occupied
by
I
the
Electric
Bakery
NO
FISH
IN
TODAY
wt
uv
i
.
i
uoth)
unm
iu
TOO
QIKUBS,
there-
was
no
sale
of
hattbut
on
the
j
local
fish
exchange
this
morning,
j
--
eeee
e.
Dominion
of
Canada
1933
Refunding
Loan
Prospectus
on
Page
2