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Tides
nigh
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ft.
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V
V
I
XXIV
.
No,
28.
.
.
so
4
to
take
fullest
advan-
f
the
expenditure
made
by
in
uovcrnment
of
port
devclop-
This
part
of
the
report
la
not
:k.i
u
be
incorporated
In
the
ini.v.ctl
legislation
Hn
Alfred
Dura
n
Iran
haa
the
hill
In
hand.
It
Is
likely
to
pre-n!
(or
the
r-entrallsaUnn
of
cn-;
i
.i
iiut
the
.strum
opposition
de-
j
v.ping
nuy
decide
the
govern-,
m
i
nt
either
to
make
change
or
to
.'v
the
legislation
altogether
j
Ihrre
are
no
great
changes
or,
M-iidlture
proposed
In
the
bill
v
'he
chanisc
In
pollry.
If
It
should
hrougti
would
bo
very
Import-
-!
nd
It
!
thought
wtmld
prove
'Fori
nee
of
slaty
enthusiastic
sup-menial
to
the
smaller
otsUytng
.
porters
of
Ute
Liberal
party,
the
PRAYER
IS
DDri
A
nr
A
CTi,nrr
maimer.
In-
DiUrViJVrlJ
1
rloived
by
(he
jsre-
!sence
of
Dr.
H.
C
Wrinch.
MIA.
All
I'arU
af
British
Nation
Taklnt
',1
Wits
district,
and
K
T
Kcnnry
I
p
Small
formal
Trillion
.president
of
Skecna
DMrlrt
Liberal
Fer
Divine
Help
AaeoclaUon
Dr.
Wrinch
reiterated
hta
In
ten-
1
i't
recently
In
Oreat
Britain
jtton
of
realgntng
following
the
com
)'
miir
Baldwin
and
How.
Oeorgo."
seaslon
of
the
legislature
and
1
bury
labor
party
leader,
helped
heartily
thanked
the
people
of
promulgate
a
national
prayer
a
i
.
n
il
has
been
published
broadcast
!i
parts
of
the
Empire
The
ii
wi
v.m
first
published
m
a
full
i':
appeal
in
the
Morning
Poet.
I
Milon
It
follows:
"O
Almighty
(lod,
I
rail
upn
life
fsr
pr(etion
for
myself,
mv
famllr.
friendi
and
ronnlry-mrn.
and
for
the
dfllveranee
af
tlir
llritMt
natlon
from
the
ftod-le
menare
and
from
Ihe
present
dltres
and
perpleiily.
Deliver
us
from
evil,
for
Thine
alone
Is
the
poarr
to
do
so.
Amen."
Slow
Driving
To
Be
an
Offense
In
Washington
LYMP1A.
Waih,
Feb.
3
-
Under'
"T"-
""1
WT
J
,
in..
.
mii
v..i-
.kui
ham.
J.
F.
McSwen.
J.
8.
Oray.
F.
'
the
tao
legislature
a
penalty
is
;''"lostd
for
alow
drivers
as
well
as
i
i
fast,
the
atow
driver
being
con
.
j
"if-red
Just
aa
great
a
danger
to
'f
dr
The
speed
Umtt
of.
40
miles
:ui
hour
is
to
be
aboMalied
but
no
will
be
allowed
to
drive
to
the
1
"inmon
dancer.
Robert
Chambers
Died
Vancouver
vancouvBH,
Feb.
3:-Hubert
f
'l'
imt
ts,
78
years
of
age.
pioneer
BHijdi
Columbia.
U
dead
here.
bom
In
Ontario
and
was
I'MniOrlV
UUniMvl
in
Iho
ulntnn
'
"'"In-,
Industry
ot
Hlvcrs
Inlet
und
other
p9tnU.
Card
of
Thanks
Mr
and
Mrs.
It.
Calderwood
s
1
thunk
all
those
who
ex.
"eri
sympathy
in
connect
ko
the
deaUi
of
Mrs,
Onlder
wood's
father.
William
Robertson.
SMITHERS
LIBERALS
OFFICERS
She
Annual
Mrrtinc
Hears
Reports
and
Carries
Out
Kouline
Business;
Dr.
Wrinch
Confirms
Keslr,
nation
HMIT11KK8.
Feb
3
With
an
at
annual
meeting
of
Smllhers
Liberal
AssuctaUuu
was
keM
In
UV
Munl-rlpwt
I
tell
recently,
that
gathering
.
e-t.
-
I
A
aft
a
a.
W'iiffiggBwHHlntflllfraV
atlen-
m
a
lot
the
privilege
they
had
given
him
of
being
their
member
for
eight
years.
Hr
teamed
up
with
Mr
Kenney
In
giving
a
report
on
thf
recent
convention
of
the
Provincial
Liberal
Party.
Reports
were
reerlvert
nnri
adopted
and
In
thr
election
of
officer
Hon.
W
L.
McKenHc
Kins
and
Hon
T
D.
Pattullo
were
named
as
honorary
presidents,
with
Dr
H.
C
Wrinch.
ML
A
and
Olof
Hanson
MP.,
as
honorary
vice-president
L.
B.
Warner
waa
elected
president
for
the
coming
year
with
Oeo
Oul-ton
and
H.
D.
Johnson
aa
vice-presidents
8.
J.
Mayer
was
tumultously
returned
as
secretary-treasurer
Following
the
usual
custom
most
of
the
Immediate
surrounding
country
waa
given
representation
on
the
executive
through
the
following:
8.
C
Oannlxll
n
......
U
.4
tl
.
,
.
1
rL-
-
.1
.
m
.
Castelle.
L.
II.
Kenney.
F.
Roaberg
Joe
Williams.
J
P.
Downey.
K.
Chapman.
Jaa.
Bochan.
Wm
K.
Clark.
D
A.
McRae.
C.
Stordal.
Wm.
Duff.
Jaa.
Adams.
W.
II
Atrtll.
F.
Wataon.
B.
Miller.
A.
L
Evltt.
MIm
L.
Hanson
was.
appointed
aa
assistant
to
thr
secretary,
but
the
naming
of
other
committees
was
left
to
the
chair
Service
Held
For
Father
of
Mrs.
Calderwood
Prior
to
the
forwarding
of
the
remains
of
William
Robertson,
south
last
night
a
funeral
service
was
held
at
the
chapol
of
Uie
0.
C.
Un-!
riertakers,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hoi-1
llflfworth
officiating.
Dr.
Urge
was
at
the
organ
and
pallbearera
were
Mensr'
MrKlnley.
11111.
Oetktc,
Mcintosh.
MoArthur
and
Daggett.
nurlnl
will
take
place
in
Victoria
I'spt
Calderwood
went
south
to.
ntteHL,
I
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
3,
1933
D0UKH0B0RS
TAKE
BRITISH
METHODS
EULOGIZED
BY
Gibb
Report
on
Harbors
May
be
Implemented
in
Legislation
if
Opposition
is
Not
Too
Strong
OTTAWA,
Feb.
3:
Legislation
based
on
the
report
of
Sir
Alexander
Gibb
is
likely
to
be
introduced
into
Parliament
within
the
next
few
weeks.
This
report
advises
the'
'ntraliziiiK
of
business
in
the
big
Canadian
seajwrts
and
ru
n
goes
so
far
as
to
recommend
that
the
jwrt
of
Van-,
t
nuver
be
protected
against
the
smaller
ports
of
the
pro
United
States
AMY
GETS
A
TROPHY
.-SB"
KitoiutvialiJK..
Aadtd
Seatravr
Memorial,
Third
llecipient
So
Far
LONDON.
Feb.
3:
Mrs.
Amy
Johnton
Mollkon
has
been
notified
that
she
has
been
awarded
Ihe
Sear.
rive
McmoiUt
trophy,
cstablfehcd
In
I9f
after
the
death
of
Sir
Henry
Seacrave.
mottnr-Wat
rarer-
Previous
winner
of
the
trophy
were
Itert
llinkler
and
Sir
Charlm
Klnnford
Smith.
FISHERMEN
IN
THE
EAST
M.
IL
Nkkerson.
Former
Ftheries
Dlreelar,
Te
IN
of
Problemi
There
C1TUS
PKINCL
Ill'I'LUT
1IAUFAX.
Feb.
I:
tCP-Bc-ad-
juatment
of
grants
for
fishermen's
bounties,
permission
to
the
'
New
Kngland
fleeu
to
enter
and
trade
at
Nova
Scotia
porta,
and
direct
routing
of
fish
for
the
domestic
trade
these
are
the
cardinal
points
in
M.
11.
Nlekersona
program
for
revival
of
the
fishermen's
prosperity
In
this
province
8ome
of
the
Twenty-two
planes
rf
i
he
mud
aroslU
naval
sution
follow.
iig
their
nrrlval
;r
Uicv
jiad
b'M-r.
aiu.:lr.iwa
'i.
a)?teenicnt
with
tl,
wuth
f'T'
rr
tewed
by
Admiral
Moffctt
chief
...
.
,,.
,4i'
States
to
be
allowed
to
'
Join
In
the
,
the
action
of
the
Hon.
Ramsay
Ntckerson.
formerly
-I.
dlrectoi
.
.
.
,
,
,
.
T...
Donald.
His
,.
the
.
of
fisheries
for
Nova
Scotia
and
a!
veteran
fisherman
and
dealer,
has
!
Inn
nnllf
thai
Mil
will
ho
In.
traduced
at
the
neat
aeaaton
of
the"
"
provlitclal
legislature.
An
Act
to
Incorporate
the
Fishery
Collectives
of
Nova
Scotia."
For.
he
writes,
the
fishermen
shippers
must
be
duly
Incorporated.
The
scope
of
the
act
will
cover
all
mercantile
fishatuffs.
The
father
of
fishermen's
unions
lias
long
been
a
proponent
of
opening
Nova
Scotia's
porta
to
New
Eng
land
fishing
vessels
for
purposes
of
bait-buying
and
Ute
laying
In
of
supplies.
The
Ocorge
111
treaty.
In
Its
embargo
provlafena,
lie
says,
does
not
apply
"tn
Ute
cttiaens
ot
any
state
that
is
friendly
to
Hla
tlrit
tattle
Majesty
And
even
It
Ute
United
States
were
unfriendly
he
cabin
on
the
Terrace-Uk
road
on
estimates,
both
main
and
supple-wants
to
know
why
Seattle
hall-
January
31.
An
InqueatwM
held
and.
men
tary.
of
the
current
year
end-
butters
are
allowed
to
use
Frtne
Rupert
when
Hoston
haddorkcrs
may
not
come
In
to
the
coatal
towns
on
Ute
Maritime
coast.
"The
Fascist
state
hns
no
theo-1
logy,
but
It
hss
morals."
-
Benito
Mussolini
Planes
Return
From
Nicaragua
Nirdraii.in
the
a
'
f
n
ival
aviauou.
a
id
Ralph
Connor
Talks
of
British
Methods
In
Edmonton
Speech
Well
Known
Preacher
and
drcat
Britain
Have
Kisen
to
Great
Occasions
At
Various
Times
EDMONTON,
Feb.
3:
"When
the
people
of
a
nation
are
willing
to
forego
ersonal
interests
for
the
welfare
of
the
country,
the
welfare
of
that
jeople
is
safe.
This
is
The
British
Way',"
said
the
Rev.
C.
W.
Gordon,
D.D.,
of
Winnipeg,
when
he
sjwke
here.
It
is
the
quality
of
living
and
acting
that
characterizes
the
British
people.
In
time
of
.
K
tress
they
can
unite
to
see
and
do
Hi!
1
nTI
If
I
A
1IT
what
Is
best
for
the
nation.
The
1Y1AK11AL
LAW
'
Bri,,h
pople
are
b,eu
"d-
"en
crises
wivn
equanimity
KUDor
,
m
Rill
n,.
Im
A
(Ml
A
aUnK
00
pollU
Dr
ordon
d,s
lWUlflrVlllrV
cussed
the
faUure
of
the
Austrian
-
National
Dank.
The
world
would
Country
Seething
With
Kiots
and
have
been
plunged
Into
panic
and
Disturbances
and
Government
j
chaos
had
not
Oreat
Britain
stepped
In
Danger
j
In
with
the
loan
that
saved
the
situation,
although
ultimately
it
was
DUCMARBBT.
Roumania.
Feb.
3:
this
loan
which
caused
her
to
go
off
Martial
law
will
be
declared
the
gold
standard.
The
British
throughout
this
country
tonight
it
people
"Do
not
hesitate
to
take
a
is
announced
following
serious
riot-
chance
to
do
a
big
thing
that
they
Ing
and
political
disturbances
in
1
think
worth
while."
different
parts
of
the
country.
I
Following
the
consequences
re-Only
yesterday
Roumania
put
in'
suiting,
when
Dritain
did
go
off
the
a
formal
request
to
the
United
gold
standard
Dr.
Oordon
spoke
ot
war
debts
conference
with
a
view
to
rducmg
or
ellmtoatlng
her
Indebt-
conens.
junny
uir
(urcrnincjii
is
Former
Local
Man
Found
in
Terrace
Cabin
Tlimnan
C.aiiutn
Died
Alone
Itomi
Natural
Cause
on
l'k
Ko.ul
Few
Days
A
so
Provincial
police
headquarters
here
have
been
notified
that
Tho-
mas
Oagnon
was
found
dead
In
his
It
was
found
Uiat
daath
liad
reaul
-
ted
from
natural
causes.
Mr
Om-non
formerly
resided
In
Prince
Rupert
moving
to
Terrace
about
six
years
ago.
Latterly
he
waa
employed
by
George
UtUe
and
was
it
his
work
until
as
late
as
Satur
day
A
Written
Guaranteo
For
One
Year
With
Every
Goodyear
Tire
Sold
By
Us
in
1933
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Chevrolet
Dealers
Phone
52
TO
AIR
TRAVEL
SPEAKER
AT
EDMONTON
i.nn
"'rp
;i
'iiir.i
;.i,rd
up
at
An-!
"
ii
!!
Ni.
cr.uii
from
where
v.li
,
ret
nurd
from
the
y
f
N
v
c
F.
Adams.
Novelist
Tells
How
People
of
Majesty,
King
re-
fused
to
accept
his
rerignaUoti.
and
upun
wic
cvficiusiuii
ithci
iru
oy
eminent
statesmen.
It
was
decided
!
to
appeal
to
the
people.
Whereupon
the
Prime
Minister
was
returned
as
j
premier
of
the
national
government.
The
people
were
able
to
overlook
Individual
political
prejudice
for
the
weal
of
the
country.
Little
Change
In
Expenditure
OTTAWA.
Feb.
3:-
The
main
es-
tlmates
tabled
In
the
House
are
only
$6,227,725
leas
Uian
the
total
,
Ing
March
31.
Some
of
the
savings
jln
controllable
expenditures
arc
offset
by
Increase
in
the
public
debt.
Statutory
subsidies
to
the
provinces
are
increased
as
a
result
of
the
last
census
by
$941,975.
British
Columbia's
subsidy
Is
Increased
from
$738,816
to
$874,564.
Doukhobor
Officials
Travel
by
Airplane
in
Attempt
to
Confer
With
Peter
Veregin
at
Halifax
'
BOSTON,
Feb.
3:
Peter
Makaroff
and
S.
F.
Reitin,
counsel
and
secretary
respectively
of
the
Doukhobors
of
British
Columbia,
arrived
in
this
city
today
by
airplane
enroute
to
Halifax
where
they
expect
to
confer
with
Peter
Veregin,
head
of
the
Doukhobors
in
Canada,
who
is
being
deported
tomorrow
to
Russia.
;
K
A
few
days
ago
Veregin
was
re
MAKES
WAR
--
j
T
i
rinn7
1
InJ
Kli
K
I
I
VA
iiAa.
X
X
Communbm
to
be
Outlawed
ll
Hitler
Is
Elected
Early
Next
Month
BERLIN,.
Feb.
3:
Chancellor
Hitler
is
already
making
war
on
the
Communist.
Raids
on
their
headquarters
have
been
ma'de
in
different
parts
ot
the
country
and
all
Ihe
contents
confiscated.
Clashes
have
occurred
at
numerous
points
and
a
number
ot
deaths
are
reported
as
a
result.
Following
the
dissolution
of
the
Reirbstar
a
Tljcorour
campaign
has
been
commenced.
The
Chancellor
threatens
to
outlaw
Communism
If
he
is
returned
Jo
office
in
the
elecUon
that
takes
place
early
in
March.
BERLIN.
Feb.
3:
Either
Germany
must
find
herself
or
she
must
go
Bokhevik.
There
is
no
middle
course
declared
Chancellor
Hitler
In
an
interview
with
newspapermen.
SCHEME
OF
PRESIDENT
RixKevelt
Will
Make
Recommendation
to
ConxrrM
Which
Will
Help
to
Bring
Bark
Prosperity
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
3
From
his
country
home
In
Oeorgla
President-Elect
Roosevelt
haa
Issued
a
statement
telling
of
a
scheme
for
vast
development
he
Is
preparing
o
submit
to
Congress
with
a
view
o
putting
the
unemployed
to
work
ind
helping
to
bring
back
prosperity
to
the
country.
Under
the
plan
Federal
bonds
will
be
floated
to
provide
the
money.
DIBB
HEADS
HOSPITAL
DIRECTORS
Wilkinson
is
Vicc-rresldent
and
Birch
Continues
as
Secretary
The
hospital
board
elected
officers
at
a
meeting
held
Wednesday
-'veiling.
Frank
Dfbb
waa
elected
president,
o.
Wilkinson,
vtee-pre-sident
and
Hsrry
Birch
reappointed
as
secretary.
Calgary
Man
Died
Yesterday
CALOARY.
Feb.
3:-Clarence
H.
Lougheed.
eldest
son
ot
Lady
Isabel!
Lout
heed
and
the
late
Senator
Sir
James
Lougheed,
died
suddenly
yesterday,
aged
48.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
moved
quietly
from
the
Jail,
at
Prince
Albert,
Sask-
while
a
delegation
of
his
countrymen
was
walt-
!nS
to
interview
hltn.
He
was
rushed
tf"0111
b
lK,n
to
Halifax
and
unless
something
happens
to
stop
him.
will
be
on
the
high
seas
to
;
morrow
bound
for
his
naUve
coun-!
try,
from
which
he
was
brought
by
I
the
colony
following
the
death
of
his
predecessor.
CHICAOO.
Feb.
3:
J.
P.
Shukln,
a
Doukhobor.
enroute
to
Halifax,
left
here
today
for
the
east
by
plane.
JAIL
FOR
KU
KLUXER
Former
Imperial
Wizard
Has
to
.-
Serve
Time
and
Pay
Fines
At
Edmonton
EDMONTON.
Feb.
3:
-
Two
months
at
hard
labor
at
Fort
Saskatchewan
and
a
fine
of
$50,
in
default
of
which
an1
additional
two
months
on
the
attempted
fatec
pretenses
charge;
two
months
at
hard
labor
and
a
fine
of
$50.
in
default
of
which,
an
addiUonaliwo
months
on
the
wilful
negligence
causing
fire;
a
fine
of
$10
and
costs,
and
ordered
to
pay
damages
up
to
$15,
In
default
of
payment
one
month's
Imprisonment
to
run
conaecutlvely
following
the
two
months
Imprisonment
sentence
was
Imposed
on
J.
J.
Maloney,
former
wizard
of
the
Ku
Klux
Kian
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
As
the
first
two
iiiImvm
run
concurrently
the
sentences
mean
that
Maloney
will
serve
two
months-in
tail,
mi
flnae
totaHinc
1110
and
roots,
and
pay
$15
damages.
Maloney
appeared
stunned
by
his
wntence.
After
Ilk
Worship
had
pasaed
sentence,
the
former
Imperial
Wlsard
turned
to
the
court
and
whined
in
a
broken
voice:
"So
you
wont
suspend
sentence,
hav?"
Magistrate
No.
-
Maloney
then
turned
aa
though
o
leave
the
dock
but
Sergeant
John"
slie
and
Turnkey
William
Lamb.
ooa
mm
oy
uie
anna
ana
lea
nisi
town
to
the
cells.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVBIt,
Feb.
3:
The
price
of
wheat
waa
quoted
today
at
4Sc.
EXCHANGE
RATES
NKW
YORK,
Feb.
3:
-The
Cana-
iian
dollar
yeatertky
closed
here
at
l'c
The
British
pound
sterling
was
$3.39
11-16.
FIRST
BOAT
HAS
HALIBUT
Llvlngvlone
Brought
In
4,000
rounds
In
Broken
Trip
and
Sold
to
Cold
Storage
Tiie
first
halibut
boat
arrived
la
port
this
momuig
It
was
the
Uv-
tacstene
with
4.000
pounds
of
Halt
which
she
sold
to
the
Cold
Storage
plant
it
6c
and
4c.
It
waa
a
broken
trip.