Tomorrow's
Tides
THIS
WEEK
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XXIV..
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103
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.p.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
3,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
BE
A
UHZRNOIS
IS
LOOMING
BENNETT
DISCUSSES
CURRENCY
rrnle.
"Queen
of
the
E.ist
K'io-'
ii
iy
region
of
British
Colum-itiu.
la
doomed
unless
unforr-n
aid
comes
quirk'.
Tile
flow's
NeM
P.w
i
.mI
X.
sou?
industry
Of
the
rlty
of
ftjMO.
la
rliwing
up
hp
for
Roud.
It
la
uiiioiinred
by
cotniMiiy
offteaaar'
A
ventral
view
of
one
of
the
matn
street
la
RTHtwn
MV
hile
tn
2
te
ei
the
puolir
xrhonl
A
scriton
of
Mm
ran
be
seen
In
ill.
Premier
Intends
to
Keep
Canada
Money
On
Its
Sound
Basis
Suggest,
However,
Ttiat
Inflation
or
Devaluation
.Might
Be
Desirable
and
Possible
Under
Certain
Circumstances
TTAWA,
May
3:
(Canadian
Pre)
An
observation
u
h
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
interjected
during
a
sjKfech
House
of
Commons
yesterday
on
general
financial
ittt
i
s
forecanting
a
measure
to
be
introduced
shortly
Prting
money
in
not
to
be
taken
as
an
indication
thai
-
c
eminent
contemplates
any
departure
from
the
-
H
principle
of
sound
money.
It
was
ALDER
IS
APPOINTED
I'ormrr
Loral
.Man
and
Properly
Owner
to
be
Committioner
W
J.
Alder
of
Victoria.
we-H
known
properly
owner
and
former
r-Mdent
of
tliU
city.
was
this
morning
appointed
by
Ihe
provincial
government
commissioner
'or
Hie
city
of
Trlncc
It
ti
pert,
ae-cordlnj
lo
word
received
prlvalcly
in
Hie
clly
today.
Mr.
Alder,
II
It
understood,
will
be
here
within
the
next
few
days
lo
assume
hh
duties.
Appointment
of
the
commlv
'oner
follows
Ihe
recent
drfaiill
'
Ihe
illy
on
bond
Interest
pay-menu,
rnurt
order
aiilhorlflng
the
npoplntment
having
been
made
a
couple
or
weeks
ago.
J'"'vlnrlal
Constable
n.
a.
Otlker.
wn
reeenUy
transferred
from
to
KmIo.
arrived
tn
the
elty
the
aouth
on
the
Prince
'''"rue
Utday.
Hn
will
appear
at
1
witness
at
Ujr
session
of
the
tu-lu
me
Court
A.viia
.s
Pass
"Sentence
of
Death"
On
B.
C.
City
HaLaLK!sk!!&Vifitt
it)
"
s
&
a
learned
authoritatively
authoritatively.
Oft
Oft
fee
question
of
Inflation
or
devaluation
of
the
dollar,
however.
It
haa
been
stated
In
reliable
quarters
that,
should
this
be
desirable
and
pga-slble
of
accomplishment
under
the
circumstances
and
would
not
Impair
the
credit
of
Canada
abroad,
the
Prime
Minister
would
not
heal-late
lo
ask
for
the
necessary
authority
from
Parliament
Should
the
United
8tates
Inflate
rlther
by
devaluation
of
the
dollar
or
Issuance
of
flat
money
or
by
any
other
means.
It
Is
believed
tit
way
would
be
open
for
n
safe
courae
of
Inflation
In
Canada.
Two
Aviators
Die
in
Crash
Pilot
J,fflrcr
Vfceount
Kncbworlh
and
Aircraftsman
Itarrhon
Uvtc
Lives
LONDON.
May
s
(Canadian
Press)
Wtot
officer
Viscount
Knebworth
and
Aircraftsman
Harrison
were
killed
Monday
night
when
a
HoyaJ
Air
Force
plane
craahed
at
H
f&mm
URGES
NO
'Many
Witnesses
!
For
Arson
Case
j
Large
Party
Prom
Sinithfrs
Arrived
Here
on
lt
Merit's
Train
to
Attend
Court
The
following
Smlthera
people
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
the
interior
as
witnesses
and
In
other
capacities
In
connec
tion
with
the
Dawson
arson
case
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assises
here
this
week:
Brneat
liaan.
accompanied
by.
on,
Billy,
Percy
Davidson.
Louis
Austin.
John
DeVoin
t
Nelson).
H.
0.
Wlndt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
J.
Daw
son.
C.
A.
Warner.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Johnson.
Lieut.
Col.
R.
L.
Oalc
and
son.
Arthur,
Oeorge
Ca
mi
there,
Cecil
8teele,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Pope,
L.
M.
Kenoey,
Frank
Meaaner.
U
8.
MeOUl.
Constables
C.
P.
Oland
and
William
Smith.
Seraeant
A.
H.
Palrbairn,
Mrs.
Dorothy
Lewis,
w.
H.
Lewis,
Mrs.
E.
C.
Dawson
and
Infant
daughter.
Mrs.
C.
N.
Monks.
Mrs.
R.
W.
Champion,
John
Collls-on.
William
Duff.
Charles
Held
and
Fred
Cook.
Halibut
Arrivals
Amrriraii
Norland.
10.000.
Cold
Storage,
8c
and
3c.
Ithona,
10,000,
1
loyal,
8.8c
awl
3c.
UroUtera,
15.000.
Royal.
S.4e
and
3c.
SUr,
10.000,
Cold
Storage.
3.0c
and
Sc.
Stiouil.
9,000,
and
Midway,
UL60U,
Pacific,
8.7c
and
3c.
Lanclttg.
13.000.
AUlii.
if
and
3e
Uaaei
II.,
ia.ow.
AUIn.
0c
and
3c.
Uanadiau
Teeny
Mill,
11.900;
Captil
I,
11.000;
Oony.
llOtM;
Signal.
O.ttKl;
Oerlrude.
1,700,
and
Unity,
2.000
Cold
Storage,
4c
and
2c.
Clipper
II.
8.000,
and
Toodle,
10,-500,
Atlln,
4c
and
2c.
Gibson,
17,000,
Royal,
Ac
and
2c.
FISH
DUTY
Man
en
Ihtt
Tmkrii
M
jllrt
lip
With
Dcparlment
at
Ottawa
and
Slakes
Succcstlons
In
a
leftrrto
thr
serretary-o;
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Okf
Han-
:
'-en.
member
fur
Skerna.
.states
that
he
has
m
ide
strong
rr
presentation
both
peronally
and
through
cor
respondt
nee
to
the
department
of
fisheries
and
the
government
In
re
gard
to
Uie
duty
on
fish
entering
United
States
and
vice
versa.
He
his
urged
that
the
duty
on
fish
entering
American
ports
be
abolished
altogether
and.
falling
this,
to
have
the
duty
on
either
side
the
name,
namely
one
cent
a
pound
Instead
of
two.
Mr.
Hanson
suggested
that
a
strong
resolution
be
sent
forward
tn
regard
to
the
matter
by
the
Cham
ber
of
Commerce.
John
Pollard
Laid
at
Rest
Funeral
of
Well
Known
Port
Es-shuton
.Man
Held
This
Afternoon
Funeral
services
for
the
late
John
H.
Pollard,
superintendent
of
James
A.
Brown's
sawmill
on
the
Bcstail
River
from
March
1906
un
til
three
years
and
four
months
ago
when
he
sustained
injuries
in
a
fall
from
a
wharf
at
Port
Essina-
ton
as
a
result
of
which
he
had
since
been
In
the
Prince
Runert
General
Hospital
where
he
died
last
week-end.
took
place
this
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Under
takers
to
Palrvlew
Cemetery.'
There
was
a
large
gatharng
of
friends
and
acquaintances
of
the
deceased
In
attendance
Rev.
Canon
W.
P.
Ruahbrook
of
ficiated
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns
which
were
"Rock
of
Ages"
and
"Abide
With
Me.",
nurlal
In
Palrvlew
Cemetery
fallowed
the
service..
Pallbearers
were
A.
J.
Prud-homem.
o.
J
PrisawU.
Archie
Moore.
John
Smith.
R.
a.
Oimnlngltam
and
Hugh
Brown.
There
were
a
number
of
floral
offerings.
Vancouver
Stocks
Supplied
by
8.
a
JoltntUm
Oa.
Ltd.
Noranda
2700.
'
Bralorne.
6.K.
Reno,
1
22
Bridae
River
Consolidated,
21.
IN
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
Quebec
Power
Project
Casts
Its
Shadow
Once
More
On
Political
Stage;
Government
Gets
Warning
TEACHERS'
Dtltfatf!
Hcpiit
en
llrtciit
Con-venton
in
Vancouver
Fine
Speeches
Impressive
Meatus
Delivered
by
Various
rromlncnt
Men
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting
f
the
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
A--nci
'ti-Hi
Ut
evening,
reports
or
the
provincial
oattvUua
held
in
"wvei
tfusiac
taster
week
were
ivreasetaslMsebe
delecataa
and
r
"
vHrsm
wv
local
teacn-
MU
M.
llarta
spoke
on
the
open-is
mr-Mn-
at
whirl)
Mayor
L.
D.
.ylor
welcomed
Uic
teachers
and
t
which
o
C
MeOer
gave
a
roos-n
address
on
"The
Moneychangers
in
the
Temple."
Mr.
Me-leer
wax
strong
In
his
condemns
-'ion
of
the
present
banking
system,
wit
that
of
the
local
banks
but
of
the
policies
of
the
Morgans.
La-vellea.
Holt
and
the
controller?;
of
the
International
monetary
transaction.
The
Ood
of
Christianity
had
been
replaced
by
the
god
of
money.
The
remedy
lay
In
the
hand
of
the
people
who
had
vision
to
nlaee
spiritual
values
above
material
values
and
had
Uie
courage
to
insist
on
the
right
Ood
being
the
object
of
worship.
The
eonversaaione
had
been
a
very
successful
feature
with
a
full
program
of
the
best
musical
talent
of
Vancouver.
Both
funcUons
had
been
crowded.
Mies
E.
A.
Mercer
spoke
on
the
addresses
by
Dr.
Carrothers.
B.
C.
Nicholas
and
Dr.
O.
M.
Weir.
Dr.
OurroUicrs
emphasised
the
general
insecurity
of
the
present
economic
existence.
As
a
result,
teach
-era.
who
had
previously
been
relieved
of
an
Immediate
concern
tn
economics
and
so
were
free
to
devote
their
activities
to
the
consideration
of
Ideals
and
the
education
of
the
young,
were
now
forced
to
face
the
results
of
an
Hi-ordered
system.
The
change
had
done
them
good
and
the
rising
'generation
would
benefit.
The
tragedy
of
Uie
war
had
been
followed
by
Uie
greater
tragedy
of
economic
catastrophe.
The
lesson
was
being
slowly
learned
that
human
values
must
be
placed
j
above
profits
of
Industry.
Mr.
Nlclwlas.
of
Uie
Victoria
Times,
spoke
of
"
Education
and
Uie
Press."
The
press
was
Uie
child
ol
education.
He
traced
the
develop
ment
of
education
in
an
Interesting1
way.
slrawing
how
Uie
Idea
of
teaching
children
to
earn
a
living
raUier
Uian
teaching
Uiem
to
live
had
developed
In
Uits
materialistic
age.
A
fuller
appreciation
of
art,
literature
and
Uie
good
tilings
of
ilfe
and
more
sympathy
among
members
of
Uie
human
family
was
necessary.
J.
S.
Wilson
J.
8.
Wilson,
a
member
of
the
pro
vinelal
executive,
told
of
the
business
of
the
executive
meetings.
He
paid
a
tribute
to
the
very
efficient
Continued
on
Page
2.
UP
AGAIN
Sir
Herbert
Holt
Said
t
o
be
Angling
For
Control
Strong
lipitliets
Ued
in
Discussion
by
Deputy
Speaker
and
Progressive
Members,
OTTAWA,
May
3:
(Canadian
Press)
Beauharnois
rast
its
shadow
over
the
political
stage
again
yesterday
vvhen
Opposition
members
warned
the
government
that.
Sir
Herbert
Holt,
Montreal
utility
baron,
was
angling
for
control
of
the
vast
St.
Lawrence
River
power
project,
j
Three
members
of
the
Progressive
group,
E.
J.
Garjand,
l9beri
Gardiner
and
J.
S.
Woods-
orth.
pressed
for
expropriation
of
if
Uoauharnor.
power
and
navi
lloii
scheme
and
ls
development
'
a
poBtlr
utility.
They
were
Joined
by
Hon.
W.
D.
Ksrter.
Liberal,
who
igested
that
the
Dominion
ac
mire
control
through
stock
pfir-
hsae
wHb
printed
currency.
This
weuld
have
the
double
effect
on
crirlnK.'thexxwer
pkat
and
mod-
iBlh&ng
eutreficx.
-
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
said
that
he
would
make
a
statement
at
Um
proper
time
The
Monlreal
Light.
Heat
Fjpwer
Co.
was
termed
by
Armand
Lav
ergne.
Deputy
Speaker,
as
"the
rreatest
octopus
that
ever
laid
Its
tentacles
on
Uie
province
of
Quebec,"
by
Robert
Gardiner
as
"a
set
of
gangsters"
and
by
Mr.
Garland
as
"a
pirating
group
of
unscrupulous
promoters
and
financiers."
Hon
Ernest
La
point
c.
liberal,
said
that
Quebec
would
resent
dls-cmsinn
of
Its
own
private
affairs
of
which
he
claimed
Beauharnoia
was
one.
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
J.
Vine
New
Head
of
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
at
Anyox
ANYOX.
May
3:
-The
newly
elected
officers
of
Anyox
Lodge
No.
1413,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
were
duly
Installed
at
an
interesting
meeting
held
in
the
Elks'
1UU
last
Wednesday
evening.
Past
Dictator
J.
A.
Deeming
presided
in
a
very
capable
and
Impressive
manner
and
Installed
Uie
following
in
their
various
offices
for
Uie
ensuing
year.
Past
Dictator.
A.
Pymn.
Dictator.
J.
Vine.
Vtce-Dtetator.
N.
Marshall.
Prelate.
A.
Milne.
Secretary.
H.
Ward.
Treasurer,
O.
Owen.
Sergeant-at-Arms,
J.
Wynne.
Inner
Guard.
O.
Uiagins.
Outer
Guard.
J.
Horvatorn.
Trustees,
H.
Young.
P.
Persip
and
D.
Havrico.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
ceremony
lefreshmenta
were
served
In
Uie
dug-out
where
the
members
greatly
en
loved
a
mtistra!
program.
The
entertainment
was
under
Uie
dlree
lion
of
T.
Plnkney.
Several
Halibut
Boats
Sell
on
Ketchikan
Mart
KETCHIKAN.
May
3:-Sevral
small
halibut
boats
sold
eaUhea
here
yesterday
at
price
ranging
from
4c
and
3c
to
7
5c
and
2c.
Bellicini
Home
At
Houston
is
Victim
of
Fire
According
to
word
brought
to
the
eitr
from
the
Interior
on
last
ntfht's
4mln.
the
home
f
B.
O
BeHielnl
at
Houston
was
destroyed
by
fire
yesterday.
It
is
understood
there
was
Insurance
on
the
residence
which
was
an
Imposing
structure
of
stucco
construction.
Catholic
Hospital
Heads
Are
in
City
Mother
Superior
and
Sisler
Superior
From
Victoria
Reach
Here
Knroute
to
Smithers
Mother
Provincial
Leopold
me
Of
the
Sisters
of
St.
Anne.
Victoria,
and
Sister
Superior
Ludivtc
of
St.
Joseph's
Hospital.
Victoria,
arrived
in
the
city
on
Uie
Prince
Oeorge
this
rooming
from
south
and
will
proceed
by
this
evening's
train
to
Smithers
where
Uie
Sisters
of
St.
Anne
are
taking
over
Uie
Bulkley
Valley
District
Hospital
and
plan
on
erecting
another
and
more
up
to
date
building
in
a
more
desirable
location
of
the
town.
During
their
tay
here.
Uie
Mother
Superior
and
Sister
Superior
are
guests
at
the
local
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph's
convent.
Silver-Copper
Prices
Steady
Ullle
Change
Recorded
in
Prices
on
.New
York
Metal
Markets
Today
NaW
YORK,
May
J:
(Canadian
Press
-Bt
sttver
dosed
at
Uc
an
Uie
local
metal
market
todav.
ifcpper
waa
steady,
electrolytic
spot
no
futura
closing
at
Wc
to
8c.
COLUMBIA
RIVER
I
ISHERMKN
ARB
NOW
ON
STRIKE
e
ASTORIA.
Ore
Msy
3:
(Ca-
t
nadlsa
Press
)
White
workers
of
all
Columbia
River
fish
can-
4-
nerlss
but
night
voted
to
strike
in
sympathy
with
fishermen
In
v
Uietr
skUe
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