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ancouver
Vancouver
in.
S!nr
21.
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a.
irr
.
Donations
between
the
Canadian
I
Pacific
and
Canadian
National
jKallways
and
representatives
of
the
I
runnliw
trades
In
retard
to
the
pro
posed
second
ten
percent
wage
cut.
Premier
R-
uennejk
hope
that
a
settlement
of
the
dispute
would
be,
reached.
While
the
rtHpuUns;,
parties
,W
"
brought
togeiner
"good
offices"
of
the
Dominion
government.
Mr
Bennett
Intimated
that
the
federal
overnment
had
no
.
.
uiuiiAnlnif
tin-
Intention
of
lunner
mm
McLean,
aged
M.
and
less
as
a
last
resort
to
prevent
a
1
'
lit
.in-
.
I
.
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in;,-,.
u
,am'
under
sen-
general
sinxe.
fc'imiB
hangfd
this
Bi'tniriK
were
nmnt.
,
v
y
va.
v
m
ova
j
b-.
.
'
"llon
"""I
October
20
l
apartment
of
JusUce.
VANCOUVER
WlliaT
.....MtmcD
rvt.
6:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
IfHc
on
the
i
n
nnn
rirnn-
local
exchange
yrvri-,
-
!
pod
to
56c
today
Hif.MWACK.
Oct.
G:
(CP)-Criticizinij
both
the
(
ik!
Mtive
Commonwealth
Federation
and
the
Inde-
T
D.
Pattul
lo.
eat
or
of
the
Liberal
party,
ad-
large
audience
here
last
nrght
and
defended
the
torn
ae
the
only
iowiWo
nwana
of
carrying
on
government.
He
ridicule!
the
1.
1.
i
lor
u-i
-tng
the
name
"Associated
Clubs"
lo
II
III
I
I
I
Ll
I
It
t
I
I
I
.
OF
MURDER
Jar'
ui
Connection
With
Kill
ing
of
Jar
k
.
Russell
VVR
October
8
Oim
v
a
forge
Aframs
wu
charge
of
swrdef
inM-
out
of
ths
liU'
Russell
oo
May
2
mm
wrre
stutjsrllns:
aftrr
Russell
attacked
the
latter
wil
rowing
'lll
hat
be
described
as
an
effort
to
ntsJrad
the
elector
Into
thinking
hat
It
was
not
a
party
and
declare
hat
the
Independents
rovid
not
U
office
after
the
election
be-aut
of
lack
of
organisation
among
horn
which
would
make
for
waste
md
Inefficiency.
The
only
attema-4ve
to
the
eonfoston
was
the
return
if
the
Liberal
party.
Mr.
pattnllo
declared
IhM
the
wovtnee
was
Mffenng
IroHi
"too
rule
education"
rather
than
too
mane.
The
rlfhU
of
the
munlepllU4
ihould
be
defined
and
protected
.he
Liberal
leader
mntnUlned
PROPERTY
REDEEMED
Only
Six
UU
Revert
at
Stewart
Tax
Sale
STEWART.
Oct.
6;
There
may
be
a
depression
but
thrre
U
no
lack
f
faith
In
Slewart
real
estate
and.
apparently,
thrre
If
'
corahleraMr
money
to
back
up
thin
faHh.
When
Hie
municipal
ellelr
held
Ihe
annual
tax
sale
last
Saturday
thrre
were
only
2
parrels
flml.
Of
time
ony
six
'
rtvrrttd
to
the
municipality,
the
,
(her
tt
paireli
all
brine
bought
up.
four
of
them
at
a
considerable
advance
eer
the
upt
price.
It
h
ale
reported
at
the
muni
cipal
ollkes
that
Ihe
greater
number
of
Ihe
parrel
old
at
Ux
ale
latl
vear
have
been
redeemed
by
Ihe
owner.
TO
TREAT
0NWAGES
Nefetlatlom
lo
be
Reopened
ne-Inrcn
Canadian
Railways
and
Itunnlng
Trades
OTTAWA.
Oct
6
iCPt-Announc-m
hut
night
that
there
would
be
reaumotton
without
delay
of
ne-
77
-
TAXI
(TOMMY'S)
-
77
She
Tomorrow's
Tides
Theatre
Block
Capitol
stand.
High
3:12
a.m.
18.
It.
Day
and
Night
Service
15:01
pm.
20.7
ft.
7
Passenger
Ch.
-
Car
Low
9:05
a.m.
7.3
ft.
-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
21:19
pjn.
4.2
ft.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
6,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTO
i
CHARMS
C.
C
F.
WITH
SUCCUMBS
IN
PRISON
John
Alexander
Machray.
K.C
Paie
Away
on
Tharvday
at
Stony
Mountain
Caused
Sensation
Was
Main
Figure
In
One
of
Can
ada'i
Mott
Notorious
Financial
Scandals
Last
Year
WINNIPEO.
October
0
(Cana
dian
Preset-John
Alexander
Machray.
aged
68.
former
chalrma-ot
the
board
and
bursar
of
the
University
of
Manitoba,
riled
yes-teray
st
Stony
Mountain
Petten-ttary
where
he
was
serving
a
seven
'
year
term
of
iroprbonmect
tor
then
of
University
fends
totalling
almost
HjOOOJOOO.
Machray
was
the
mam
figure
In
one
of
Canada's
most
notorious
financial
scandals.
It
left
'to
Its
wake
disillusionment
In
educa
CAIT.
LOUIS
MANN.
RETIRED
MARINER.
DIES
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
October
6
Ian
Preset
Capt.
Louis
Mann,
aged
76.
retired
sea
captaia
died
here
on
Thursday.
Card
of
Thanks
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max
Hellbroner
and
family
desire
to
thank
their
many
friends
for
the
kind
expressions
of
sympathy
and
floral
tributes
received
during
their
recent
felt
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
and
districts
at
6:37
and
6:38
o'clock
last
.evening,
shaking
houses
but
doing
no
damage.
4
The
centre
of
the
disturbance
was
believed
to
have
been
In
the
Oulf
of
Georgia
or
Van-
couver
Island.
VANCOUVER
FEELS
TWO
EARTHQUAKES
t
'
.
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
6
(CP)
Two
slight
earth
tremors
were
4
Cuba
Is
Restlsss
1
A
disguised
dictatorship
has
bee
..
mon
Orau
Saj
Martin
inset,
a
!
e
:
Increasing
strikes
reports
of
a
brewm;
oratratiorii
of
anti-American
ag
iiat.oi;.
'.op.
tional
clrtics
and
a
trail
of
shat-
'
:
-
-
-The
rapid
succession
of
startling
Interestin&Anaiysis
Shows
late
In
August,
1112.
which
led
to
hH
teprisonment
less
than
s
month
later,
stsggered
members
of
the
community
where
he
was
at
leading
citizen,
known
at
a
sueeasif
ful
lawyer,
shrewd
lnresimtnl
banker,
philanthropist,
prominent
tduostlonallst
and
oevout
church
worker.
Misused
Funds
It
was
the
esteem
and
confidence
In
which
he
was
held
that
permitted
Maehray.
as
shown
by
investigators,
to
misuse
for
24
yean
funds
and
securities
entrusted
to
his
care.
And
the
Institutions
with
which
he
was
most
closely
affiliated
suffered
most
severely.
Funds
of
the
Church
of
England
dloeeee
of
Rupert's
Land
were
depleted
while
University
of
Manitoba
erdowrnents
were
cut
in
half
by
his
firm's
$2,000,000
de-j
ftclt.
Nephew
and
adopted
son
of
the
'ate
Arthblshop
Robert
Maehraj.
John
was
born
of
humble
parents
at
Haddington.
Scotland.
Feb.
17.
1S-66.
raised
and
educated
hi
ec-desiasiksa
environment.
and
Continued
on
Page
Fvirl
CAMOUFLAGE
SERVICE
CLUB
HEARS
NEW
ASPECT
OF
CIVIC
FINANCING
Party
System
Is
Only
Practical
Goverment
Means
Says
Pattullo
or
up
:
Cuba
by
President
-w
g
iv
mme
t's
aniwer
to
-tvuntor-revolt.
and
dem-
How
Greatly
School
Expense
Has
Grown
Here
Over
Years
An
interestintj
analysis
of
school
costs
nvpr
t
hp
vnnrc
from
1910,
when
the
city
was
incorporated,
until
1931
has
been
prepared
by
a
prominent
local
business
man
and
nrr.
perty
owner.
It
shows
that,
whereas
the
net
cost
of
schools
to
the
city
in
the
year
1911
was
$10,996.35,
in
1931
it
was
$8-i,'158.96.
The
sharpest
increase
in
net
cost
of
schools
P1?
from
when
K
was
$473661,
to
1M1.
when
it
rose
to
$71.-
llSfult
th
buUdtnC
of
Booth
Memorial
School
Other
years
in
which
there
were
rather
notice
Ne
advances
in
school
costs
were
1912-13.
when
King
Bdward
School
was
built.
1919-20.
due
almost
entirely
to
salary
increases,
and
19M-S0
when
salaries
and
general
expenses
both
showed
a
large
increase.
The
analysts
Is
a
follows:
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Tout
lp
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Usher
raised
Away
Yesterday
At
Age
of
Fifty-One
LONDON.
Oct.
6:
(CP)
Viscount
Cowdray,
aged
51,
wealthy
newspaper
publisher,
died
here
Halibut
Arrivals,
Summary
American
83,000
pounds,
7.4c
j
and
5c
and
7.7c
and
5c'
I
Canadian
None.
American
Paragon,
45,000.
Pacific,
7.7c
and
5c.
Nordby,
38,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.4c
and
5c.
Omaney.
46,000,
refused
7
5c
and
5c,
left
for
Seattle.
4.
775
70
S.4MJ8
axrsiss
S.4SI
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Viscount
Cowdray
PILOT
IS
Dies
on
Thursday.
GROUNDED
Wealthy
British
Newspaper
Tub-
':
Gordon
Mackrmie
Loses
Fljinr
Licence
as
'Result
of
Fatal
Anderson
Lake
Crash
OTTAWA.
Oct.
6:
t
CP
t
-Probe
into
the
plane
crash
in
August
In
Anderson
Lake
in
the
Bridge
River
district
of
British
Columbia
when
three
persons
lost
their
lives
has
resulted
in
the
cancellation
of
the
flying
licence
of
Pilot
Gordon
J.
Mackensie.
the
Department
of
Na
tjtonal
Defence
announces.'
;v
It
was
found
as
a
result
of
the
in-qulry
that
Mackensie
had
been
fly.
Ing
later
in
the
evening
than
"sundown"
in
contravention
of
the
C.PJI.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
S.
K
Gray
is
due
in
port
at
1
5
15
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
re
turn
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
City
Treasurer
States
Schools
Should
Fairly
Take
Part
in
Economy
Situation
is
Somewhat
Improved
But
Municipality
is
Not
Out
of
Woods
Yet
Obligation
to
Bondholders
Stressed
by
Treasurer
j
"In
connection
with
the
policy
of
retrenchment
in
which
all
departments
of
the
city
received
heavy
cuts
it
was
absolutely
necessary
that
the
schools
should
share,"
declared
City
Treasurer
D.
J.
Matheson
in
addressing
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon
on
"Civic
Finances."
John
Dyb-Iiavn
presided.
Mr.
Matheson
said
he
understood
the
levy
A
the
tee
to
the
older
pupils
at
the
j
lugh
school
was
expected
to
bring
In
$6,000.
The
system
had
been
ad-
nriX1
I
I
N
V
yipa
P
N
vrrif
i
If
llSJ
T
opted,
he
was
told,
in
other
muni-
VVSll
T
Lill
1
lV1
1
dpaiiUes
as
well
as
in
Prince
Ru-
o,
SNrififx
Au
LLUtjiU
In
opening.
Mr.
Matheson
ex-
.plained
that
the
civic
assessments
had
been
towered
and,
even
with
American
Leglonairres
Spent
Five
il
the
retrenchments
brought
MUUon
Dollars
in
Chicago
about
and
with
60
of
the
taxes
Miami
Next
Convention
City
Jtid
this
year,
the
city
wassitjl
$30,-j
4shortofpaytofsWay
For
several
years
the
shortage
""Z
"
,r
,
ZL
which
has
been
In
progress
here
overdrafts
At
.u.
the
end
of
1926
there
.
.
,
.
during
,K
the
...
week
with
some
milM
260.000
i
was
$50,000
v
due
j
the
bank,
at
the
,
...
.
.
.
end
of
19M.
$50JWO.
St
the
end
of
"
Z
ZZZtZia
1930.
tmm
and,
a
U
end
of
JTJfLjt
iL
eloding
sessions
yesterday
and
the
i.tIU.i4,
1931.
ioai
SmWO.
sissaofl
the
JattvmerUtoned
lwto
the
city
betag
partly
covered
by
unsold
de-!
nlght
fof
I
"7'TV
,
tt
It
i
estimated
that
the
visiting
tiJST-nff'i
f
leglonairres
spent
some
$5.000J)00
to
;
1
-80500.
were
held
by
people
all
m
hf
over
the
continent.
In
many
eases
Mlaml
M,
a.
,v4
"T,ng
of
'"l"
1934
convention
dty.
.
who
had
loaned
their
people
money
to
the
city
to
enable
it
to
build
roads,
sidewalks,
schools
and
make
other
Improvements.
It
was
not
playing
ball
to
refuse
to
pay
the
Interest
on
these
loans
which
had
served
the
city
so
well
and
from
500.
He
warned
all
city
employees
to
save
for
the
time
when
their
checks
might
not
be
forthcoming.
I
esrh
separately
and
the
taw
provided
that
money
levied
for
one
pur
pose
could
not
be
used
for
any
other.
!
Money
levied
for
paying
Interest
on
debentures
had
to
be
used
for
that
purpose.
HAVANA
BANKS
ARE
.
HEAVILY
GUARDED
4
.
HAVANA.
Oct.
6:
(CP)
Heavy
police
guards
were
4
4
thrown
around
all
foretttn
4
STORY
NOT
BELIEVED
vhteb
everyone
benefitted.
As
se-
eurlty
for
this
money
the
dtteens,
Little
Slock
Taken
In
Tarn
of
Con-
gave
a
charge
against
all
city
pro
perty.
Salaries
May
Be
Held
Up
This
year
all
Interest
due.
amounting
in
all
to
$3,000
vict
That
He
Knew
of
Lindbergh
Kidnapping
Plot
JACKSON.
Mass..
Oct.
6.
-Of
It-
had
eials
of
Mississippi
State
Penlten-
been
paid.
When
other
Interest
pay-
tiary
here
took
little
stock
yester-ments
had
been
taken
care
of
all
day
In
the
story
of
one
of
the
con-city
funds
would
be
exhausted
by
vtcts
that
a
Scraaton.
Pa,
gang
February
or
March
and.
as
no
had
been
responsible
far
the
kid-money
could
be
borrowed
from
the
napping
and
murder
last
year
of
bank.
It
was
likely
many
city
em-
the
Lindbergh
baby.
The
eonvict
de-ployees
might
have
to
wait
for
their
,
clared
that
he
had
actual
know-talarle
after
that
The
cost
of
the
ledge
of
the
plot
Ills
credibility.
Doltce,
fire
department
snd
school
however.
Is
questioned,
operations
and
other
incidentals
was
about
$10,000
a
month
and
the
Income
In
sight
was
only
about
$5,-
iMoilisons
Still
Planning
Take-off
In
regard
to
financing
various
de-!
.
fori"
n"
'
Sa
lsf.etory
A
British
partments,
levies
were
made
Flying
Pair
May
Vft
Essay
DlstarSre
Hop
From
Toronto
TORONTO,
October
6
(Canadian
Press
i
If
weather
conditions
are
satisfactory
curing
the
next
few
days,
Capt.
and
Mrs.
James
A.
Molllson
still
plan
on
attempting
a
take-off
from
Wasaga
Beach
near
here
on
a
record
distance
flight
to
Bagdad.
'
,
Thanks
to
Skipper
4
banks
here
Thursday
night
af-
4
we.
the
resident
of
the
Queen
4
ter
the
manager
of
the
local
4
charlotte
Islands,
wish
to
express
4
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Nova
4
our
appreciation
of
the
service
4
Scotia
Informed
police
of
a
4
rendered,
to
us
by
Captain
Dan
4
plot
to
bomb
the
Canadian
in-
4
MacKinnon,
master
of
the
ss.
Prince
4
stltution.
4
John.
Captain
MacKinnon
Is
well
4
4
Hked
by
everyone
on
the
Queen
44j4)44444
Charlotte
Islands.
(233j