Funeral
Today
of
Daniel
Murray
,
,t
Hanlol
Uurnir
wfen
Mi
VMS
fxcepi
Victor
Hagen.
iOl:UNMIiVTTO
ItOllllOW
MOUi:
TO
r
4
coMri.im:
i
undino
VICTORIA.
Jan.
lfl:-l!rUlh
"iiintbta
expect
to
go
to
Ca-
'
mdiim
market
shortly
for
a
i'n
of
four
million
dollars
to
'"rnylete
1U
funding
opera-
Hons.
according
to
the
number
of
fUher-1
O.
W.
,
ager
will
have
chart
of
the
allot-'
ment
and
eee
that
it
la
carried
out.
I
In
fishing
dUtrtcl
number
two.
J
which
la
the
district
around
Prince
SU
vomr
fcvent
Conducted
by
Tjee
Rupert,
tne
auouneni
lor
we
sea
Ledge
I'or
Victim
of
AreJdtnt
aoa
U
3J0O
pound
per
man
with
nine
trtpa
allured
tor
each
boat
I
jn
ditirtet
number
three,
con-
v
.
(rinaa
ihnd
thii
.f-'prl
wtra
of
WoaUrn
Al-
n
at
the
partora
of
the
B.
C.
I
"!
....
.rridonL.il
at
tht
elevator
question
of
minimum
price
v
funeral
service
waa
conducts
the
Tyee
Ledge
Mo.
M
of
(i
deceased
Was
a
member
W
.t
an
Da
v
ies
paratded
waa
macaairn
out
no
uniawon
watn
arrived
at
as
It
was
not
certain
whether
the
Seattle
owners
meant
to
Include
the
Canadian
boat
in
1
the
1
lnelr
proposed
schedule
The
ache
dule
Statue
adopted
was
a
mini
..
.i
1
-t
,
mum
at
Seattle
of
six
and
four
nude
in
the
Masonic
Plot.
Cemetery,
many
mourn-
:
.owing
the
body
to
its
final
place.
b'srere
were
Win
McLeod,
'i
-.m
Mackay.
J
as.
Jack.
Jack
iy
and
D.
Barclay.
There
'
m
my
floral
offerings
Deportations
at
Prince
George
mi
has
been
received
here
by
(iivtsional
provincial
poUcr
wvrral
men
of
Prince
Oeonjt
hee
recommended
by
the
l
enquiry
lor
deportation
following
arc
the
name,
sub-
i
John
M.
Ward.
Peter
Ooa-ii
.
Victor
Hagn.
O
Head-
CiM-ar
Skayland
and
VUtor
l-u.d
All
hare
appealed
their
centa.
at
Ketchikan
of
five
and
three
and
at
Prince
Rupert.
Hve
and
a
half
and
three
and
a
half
cents.
It
waa
also
decided
that
In
case
any
boat
had
not
made
up
the
al
lotment
In
the
number
of
trtpa
ape
clfled
that
It
be
allowed
another
trip.
Officers
were
elected
for
the
com
ing
jear
aa
follows:
President.
Oeorge
rrtts.
Wee-president,
JaJt
Chriatenaen
Secretary-manager,
O.
W.
Nte-
The
president
and
vice-president
are
to
represent
the
organamUon
on
the
biological
board
advisory
com
mlUee
Seattle
announced
that
the
boat
would
commence
to
leave
on
Mon
day
next
Jim
ZareUt.
of
the
New
Royal
Hotel,
will
be
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
tonight
for
Van
rouver.
.
Bennett
Sees
Danger
in
Present
Conduct
of
Railways
and
Tells
Body
of
Railwaymen
About
It
OTTAWA.
Jan.
lifi:
Tho
railway
problem
in
Canada
1
'lu
oatening
tho
vory
economic
life
of
the
country,
Pro
ii'i.
r
Nennett
told
a
ilonutiitfon
of
railwayman
hore
today.
h
iiffiiHge
would
bo
too
extravagant
to
describe
the
HoiiHiieM
to
Cmindn
nf
tho
railwav
nroblem,
the
Prime
Mini.vted
aaid.
"It
him
boon
aubmitted
by
the
railwaymen
.flhat
too
much
empnaau
nan
oeen
placed
on
the
financial
end
of
the
problem
and
not
enough
on
the
hu-nan.
Dut
If
these
enterprlaea
stop
altogether
there
will
be
no
work
at
all."
said
Mr.
Bennett.
"Our
effort
la
to
keep
aa
going
concerns
these
jnterpriaes.
Dut
If
this
country
continues
as
It
has
done
In
the
past,
we
cannot
continue
long."
8
8.
Prince
RuiM-rt
Is
due
to
arrive
from
Anvox
and
Stewart
this
ovenini
and
will
aall
for
Vancou-ver
and
way
points
at
10
pJii
Committees
of
HONOR
DONE
MEMORY
OF
SCOTS'
POET
FCSlivltie
Last
evening
the
Presbyterian
Church
Hall
was
filled
to
ortrf
low
ing
with
people
anxious
to
do
honor
to
the
memory
of
the
Scottish
bard
Robert
Burns.
As
many
tables
as
ibie
were
set
in
the
hall
but
Urn
waa
not
enough
to
accommodate
the
crowd,
so
twenty
places
were
alas
act
in
the
kitchen.
The
turkey
waaaiS
ttoteeaKbc
deetfed.
18
peftrwPHTootenlal.
the
apee-
Ichea
and
music
excellent,
the
wait-
pretty
and
the
whole
atmo
sphere
was
one
of
real
Scottish
festivity.
Seldom
If
ever
has
there
been
another
such
event
In
the
history
of
the
city
Of
course
the
"piece
de
resistance"
vas
the
haggis.
It
was
piped
In
by
Piper
Leslie,
borne
aloft
smoking
hot
ty
Murdo
McLeod.
William
Brown
In
his
Inimitable
style
gave
the
etietomary
address
to
the
hag-tts
while
William
Miliar
afeshed
it
Then
It
waa
paaaed
around
and
all
partook
of
a
portion.
Vtra
J.
W.
McKlnley
was
in
gen
eral
charge
of
arrangements
and
aaatstlng
her
waa
a
large
band
of
wiling
workers.
Mrs.
William
Millar
had
charge
of
the
program.
Mrs.
D.
McD.
Hunter,
president
of
too
Ladies'
Aid.
received
the
gueaU
and
Harry
Poote
and
Syd.
Hunter
took
tickets
at
the
door.
Vocal
numbers
were
given
by
Mrs.
J.
H.
Oftrnon.
Mrs.
II.
N.
Drockleebjr
and
Mm.
William
Millar,
tccompan-
1st
belhg
Mrs
Dlackstock
and
Mlaa
McDonald
The
Scottish
orcheatni
played
select
Ions
Speakers
were
the
(Continued
on
pace
four
Board
of
Trade
AtVanderhoof
VANDBR!lOOT
J-tn.
M
-
A
meet-
ln
of
III
1
executive
coituUUce
of
the
Vanocrhoof
and
DLsUtct
Doard
of
Trade
Inc
was
held
here,
at
whtoh
the
standing
cmmlttees
of
the
Doard
were
appointed,
rhe
first
namro
lit
each
case
to
be
the
chairman.
Roada
8.
W.
Cocker
S.
Holme
and
Dr.
W
Itosa
Stone
Publlclty-F
E
DurranV
E.
C.
McOeaohy
and
W.
J.
Rtniea.
MembewlilpH
V.
Taylor
and
II.
W.
Stokea.
Agriculture
L.
J.
Pretton.
J.
II.
MoMlMan
and
Hugh
J.
Ooldlc.
Mining-
Joseph
Murray,
J.
M.
Johnston
and
F.
?.
Durrani.
Relief
V.
Ilowman,
J.
J.
Bteen
and
E.
C.
McOeachy.
Vancouver
Wheat
SALE
OF
STEAMERS
PLANNED
All
Three
New
Vcwb
on
Market
and
.May
Clunre
llandi
if
Offers
Larue
Knoujli
MONTR
HAL,
Jan.
26:
The
lule
of
(he
Canadian
.National
Steam-fthlin
Prince
,
David
and
Prinre
Henry
h
contemplalrd,
it
i
learned
here
today.
The
vrtvh
are
now
In
Halifax
and
wrre
recently
examined
bv
the
renrm-n-fitivc
of
French
hippin
Interest
enraged
In
a
service
arnm
the
Mediterrannran
between
Marseilles
and
Algiers
but
their
preliminary
offer
was
too
low.
The
Prince
Robert
ii
laid
up
st
Vancouver
and
will
he
sold
if
an
attractive
price
is
offerrd.
ORE
FROM
SKIDEGATE
EQRvANYOX.
Larre
Shipment
Bclnr
Prepared
At
Sunrise
Mine
Rumor
Regarding
Ownership
SKIDEGATE.
Jan.
t:
The
Skidegate
Sunrise
gold
mine
management
is
preparing
(o
make
a
large
shipment
of
ore
to
the
An-yox
smelter,
the
first
shipment
under
a
new
contract
arranged
in
the
fall
with
the
Granby
Company.
There
Is
a
rumor
here
that
the
Granby
Company
may
take
over
the
mine
and
operate
It
Unemployed
Make
Protest
Objection
Taken
to
Krrcnt
Cut
in
Relief
Allowance
and
Delegation
to
Meet
Council
The
regular
"weekly
meeting
of
the
National
Unemployed
Worken'
Association
In
the
C.LDL
IUU
last
night
was
attended
by
aolne
400.
The
drastic
ahuh
In
the
relief
allowance
for
married
men
and
tholr
dcpendcn'.k
wa
"Je
prlnrli'le
topic
of
dl9cuslon.
The
contention
was
that
It
was
practically
Impossible
tor
a
family
to
make
ends
meet
before,
and
under
the
new
scale'
It
would
be
absolutely
Im
possible,
and
thai
the
authorities
were
wrong
In
endeavoring
to
Im
pose
Intolerable
living
conditions
on
the
mast
01
trie
workers.
11
was
decided
that
a
delegation
watt
on
the
Mayor
and
City
Council.
and
U.at
a
special
meeting
be
call
ed
Friday
night,
to
hear
tnelr
report.
Among
other
btMtneat
waa
a
ootnmunlrotion
front
the
Central
Council
of
Kmplofed
and
Unem
ployed
asking
tor
representative
from
the
varioug
labor
unions
tn
discuss
matters
wfaercJn
Joint
co
operation
would
be
beneficial
to
alt.
The
concensus
of
opinion
wav
tin
the
aouncll-gkeuM
be
represented
it
the
Unemployed
meeting,
and
&te
Seretary
was
In
structed
to
notify
the
council
to
thU
effect.
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
20
The
price,
will
sail
on
her
return
voyage
for
t
of
wheat
l
ore
today
wo.s
ii
l-3i
Union
steamer
Oardena
is
due
to
the
south
n
.uidnlgh
t
Tomorrow's
Tides
Vatch
For
of
Announcement
the
New
Chevrolet
Six
..
2:2(5
ajn.
21.0
ft.
14:13
225
ft.
pm.
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
J.oW
8:22
a.m.
6.8
ft.
1
V
7X
Chevrolet
Sales
tt
Service
20:50
pjn.
1.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Phone
52
and
Black
379
XXIV
.
No
21.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
26,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
IRISH
ELECTIONS
NOT
DECISIVE
YET
PREMIER
MAKES
STATEMENT
ON
RAILWAY
SITUATION
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
Decide
to
Make
Effort
to
Restrict
Total
Catch
of
Halibut
for
This
Season
Seattle
Proposal
for
Limited
Catch
per
Man
and
Limited
Number
of
Trips
Adopted
by
Meeting
Question
Of
Minimum
Price
Held
in
Abeyance
Hit-
fishing
vessel
owners,
at
a
meeting
held
in
the
City
I
fail
last
night,
decided
to
fall
in
with
a
plan
proposed
from
.
-.i'tlf
to
restrict
the
total
halibut
catch
this
year
to
35,-
i
h
m
1
1
m
m)
Kiunds
instead
of
the
total
catch
allowed
by
the
)
:.:,
i
national
Fisheries
Commission
of
46,000,000
pounds.
Presbyterian
iuii
Packed
with
Ad-I
,
!,,
i,,,r
t
hi
alwuit.
thi
rntnh
nf
each
vessel
in
restricted.
nilrr"
Gobble
Rurns
Who
L-i
i
I
Well
Known
Steamships
Likely
To
Be
Sold
...
.
33
Further
Defeats
as
Count
Proceeds
DUBLIN,
Jan.
26:
The
present
indications
are
that
there
will
be
very
little
change
in
the
government
of
Ireland
following
the
count
which
is
now
going
on
and
which
has
still
a
long
way
to
go
before
it
is
completed.
While
the
Republicans
are
leading
pretty
well
in
the
seats
where
a
final
count
has
been
made,
only
one
change
has
been
made
so
far
in
the
former
standing
and
a
.
that
la
the
twitching
of
one
Nation-'
illst
seat
to
the
aide
of
de
Valera
The
Republicans
are
Jubilant
over
the
election
of
six
ministers
supporting
President
de
Valera
and
th-
tut
llut
Former
President
Cos-
Quiet
Funeral
At
One
o'Clock
Mill
u,.
rut
in
half
1
A
Private
funeral
service
for
the
i
and
that
in
addition
to
the
defeat
Dn
MurrJ
was
held
in
the
vtee-pre-ltors
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
at
of
Ernest
Blythe.
former
ddent
of
the
Free
States
and
Cos-,
ternoon.
TBe
bereav-..'.
MaUves
and
close
hir
liruUnanL
other
na-
faml'y
Ubor
(supporting
govt
2
Nationalist
(opposition)
13
Independent
(oppoaltlonl
Centrist
(opposition)
-
3
The
Republican
government
thua
had
a
lead
this
evening
ef
It
eeata
over
aU
so
far
counted.
I
arrive
from
Vancouver
and
wayi
Parke-Davis
Company
of
De-
polnU
at
5:
JO
this
afternoon
and
troit
made
the
highest
offer.
igggggggt?-
i
Princo
David
.umos:
new
vpsc...-
for
fee
purchase
of
w.ucb
nuj
in
Eastern
Canada.
uauoni
are
proceeding
Little
Change
So
Far
in
Standing
of
Irish
Parties
But
One
Cosgrave
Seat
Has
Gone
Over
to
DeValera
Number
selves
of
Nationalists
Including
Cosgrave
Find
Them'lf''If
T
TaT
IN
With
Kcduccd
Majorities
Pointing
to
Possible
;
MXlLtLtUU
111
CLASH
WITH
POLICEMEN
DRESDEN.
Germany.
Jan.
36:
In
the
bloodiest
poliUeal
clash
In
recent
Saxon
historx,
nine
Communists
were
slain
and
eleven
seriously
wounded
by
the
police
In
an
attempt
to
disperse
a
Communist
meeting.
4
,
Reindeer
Man
Died
New
York
SKATTLX,
Jan.
W
News
has
were
the
only
one.
present
been
received
I
here
of
the
death
of
ttonahst
notables
were
having
trouble.
De
Valera
himself
headed
l
th
r.
!
P8ldent,l0,
Grant
Holllngworth
officiated.
The
the
Lmen
Reindeer
Corporation
the
noil
'
in
Clare
'
4I1
'faneral
conducted
by
the
Masonic
and
tn
surer
of
the
Arctic
Transport
cheered
by
the
fact
that
so
far
they
.
J
naa
tosi
oniy
uie
oar
mci.
With
M
seats
still
In
doubt
the!
party
standings
tonight
(
Thursday
;
were:
Ilepublican
(government)
31
Lodge
took
place
at
3
o'clock
this
Company.
In
New
York,
following
an
open,
tion
last
Thursday.
C.
N.
R.
Made
Operating
Profit
Of
Over
Ten
Million
Dollars
in
1932
Declares
the
Management
Statement
Made
in
Montreal
That
There
Was
Big
Loss
Is
Incorrect
in
View
of
I'nblUhed
Figures
M0NTKKAU
Jan.
20:
A
sUtemeut
is
made
in
a
Mon-
i
i
.
i
41...4
i
i
r...it....
xr-ii
l
i
i
iip
in
rmui:
i
ou
losing
at
the
rate
of
more
than
one
million
dollars
a
week
pkksknt
siiason
,
on
0H?ration
alone
without
any
regard
to
interest
charges.
,
T
I
This
stateuiwit
is
denied
by
the
C.
N.
H.
management.
The
!
JSJSL
Canadian
NnUonal
Railway
system
in
1932
met
its
oper-
announcement
that
hslUxit
,atUi
expenses
and
had
an
operat-"
livers
used
In
the
newly
de-
tng
net
profit
of
upwards
of
ten
mil-!
ve
loped
pharmaceutical
pre-
lion
dollars.
An
improvement
of
j
4
ps
rat
ions
will
bring
16
cent
a
mure
than
two
ind
a
hair
million
pound,
a
three-cent
Increase
dollars
as
compared
with
1931
over
last
year.
On
tnr
easu-rn
lines
oi
ine
un-
The
Fishing
Veeael
Owners'
,
adlan
Natioiwi.
'he
resulu
from
Aseoctatlon
of
Seattle
and
whl.
are
presented
aeperately
Ketchikan
called
for
bid
and
under
the
provisions
of
the
Marl-
4
time
Freight
Rates
Act,
the
oper
ating
deficit
In
1032
was
$1,300,000
an
Improvement
of
$2,300,000
compared
with
1931
Today's
Weather
Triple
Island
Rain,
moderate
south
wind,
choppy
sea.
Dead
Tne
Point
Clear,
light
south-west
wine!
Barometer
29.11;
temperature
40;
light
swell.
Prince
Rupert
-Cloudy,
mudeggte
as
south
east
wind.
Barometer
20JN;
'temperature
36.
smooth
sea
1