Beatty
Urges
Partnership
With
People
of
Canada
on
Part
of
His
The
four-man
halibut
boat
Helga
II.
was
abandoned
by
i.t
-r
captain
and
crew
in
a
storm
several
days
ago
and
the
N.t-ii
rjwnt
three
day
on
the
west
coast
of
Banks
Island
(Wore
reaching
Kitkatla
in
their
dory.
From
there
they
wn-v
brought
to
the
city
by
a
native,
Ambrose
Brown,
in
i
,i
jjas
boat
Union
P.
I
1
1
u-
Helen
H.
developed
entity
x
i
riiie
to
sne
was
si
me
mercy
m
u.ile
The
men
took
to
the
dory
;'t
unded
but
what
happened
to
rhoooer
they
do
not
know.
She
p:
.bably
a.ihore
and
poaalbly
b
roup
The
men
who
escaped
were
,,.(
M
Hoikestad.
K
Hoikestad.
.
Hansen
and
T.
Johanrwaaen.
I
hc
boit
wm
wed
Insured
She
.-'
..board
tMO
posmds
of
halibut
u
abandoned.
PLANE
IS
DAMAGED
Young
South
African
Aviator
Is
Injured
on
Landing
at
Orsn,
Algeria
This
Morning
1
RAN.
Algeria.
Fa.
I:
Victor
r
'h.
the
young
South
African
itr.
flying
from
Hngland
to
'
.
i
town,
damaged
his
juane
when
.i.ning
here
at
f
.
this
morning
i
suffered
Injuries
htaattf
In-.
'me
a
rut
ilran
the
eye
I
.mage
to
the
plane
will
prevent
'inuance
of
the
fright.
It
la
said.
Halibut
Arrivals
Home
3.900.
Oc
and
4c.
Canadian
i
A(
Cold
Storage
Company
STRIKERS
CHARGED
Men
Broucht
llrre
Last
Evening
And
Itamandcd
for
Eight
Day
By
Magistrate
live
of
the
strikers
at
Anyox
wrre
broucht
to
the
city
last
evening
by
the
provincial
police
on
board
the
fbhrrics
protection
iruKer
Malaspfria
and
pUrediTr'
the
flty
lock-up.
Later
they
were
broucht
before
Magistrate
Mc
Clvmont
and
charted
with
unlawful
assembly
and
remanded
for
right
days.
The
men
were
John
Had
man,
Krnrth
Montgomery,
(ilovannl
Srnvido,
Angus
Mrlvor
and
Matt
Jurgevirh.
Twelve
constable
came
in
on
the
Malasplna
returning
to
their
locations
In
the
Interior
and
this
morning
S5
police
constables
in
charge
of
Corporal
Barwis
are
here
on
the
Trlnre
Kupert
on
their
way
to
Anyos
to
replace
men
who
had
been
drafted
there
from
various
northern
points.
The
police
report
everything
very
quirt
at
Anyos.
Shareholders
to
Effect
Big
Saving
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
8:
Foreshadowing
some
sort
of
partnership
agreement
between
the
people
of
Canada
as
owners
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
share-mlders
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railways,
E.
W.
Beatty,
t.wsifW
nf
th
r
V
It.
carried
the
argument
for
unifi-
it
ion
of
the
two
railroads
another
step,
in
an
address
bo
T
Mfore
the
Canadian
Club
here
today.
EuropeMust
Lead
Way
in
Disarmament
CiENstVA.
Fb.
8:-ltueh
Olbson.
It."
nations
led
the
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
8:
-
The
'H
ICC
Of
whanton
Uia
tnaal
avjiIuimim
"Under
such
an
arrangement."
he
said,
"the
Joint
railways
would
hare
the
benefit
of
private
admlnlatra
Uon
and
there
would
exist
a
com
mon
treasury
from
whleh
an
equit
able
division
of
the
net
earnings
would
work
towards
the
relief
of
the
country
In
meeting
Interest
charges
as
well
tw
operating
defic-
"
prrsentattvs
of
the
United
SUtea!
The
proposed
system
of
unlflca-'
'!-.
s
ated
ysaterttay
Uiat
no
pro-
Hon
would
effect
a
saving
of
$75.-Mrs
could
be
made
In
the
matter
000.000
yearly
to
the
country,
he
"i
Uaarmament
by
his
country
tin-
said.
"i
the
European
No
Increase.in
British
Taxes
LONDON,
Feb.
8:
The
Chancel
lor
0f
the
Exchequer
announced
In
the
Uonse
of
Commons
yesterday
i
Kitty
was
4me
spot
oath
for
No.
I
j
that
Uiere
would
be
no
Increase
m
iwinart).
.
ItaxaUo
in
lirnam
ui
ymr,
Bandits
Took
Royal
Air
Force
Officers
Were
in
Air
57
-Hours
and
28
Minutes
Britain
Now
Has
Speed,
Altitude
and
Distance
Records
in
Aviation
j
CAPETOWN,
South
Africa,
Feb.
8:
The
British
Royal!
Air
Force
flyers,
Squadron
leader
0.
R.
Gayford
and
,
Flight
Lieutenant
G.
E.
Nicholetts
landed
at
Wallfish
Bay
I
at
1
:
10
p.m.
today
after
setting
a
new
long
distance
record
for
non-stop
flying,
beating
the
5,012
miles
made
by
Russell
Boardman
and
Jean
Polando
in
the
New
York
to
Istan-
bill
flight
by
more
than
500
miles
They
were
In
Uw
air
67
hours
and
wv
w-i
.
j
wi'M"!
M
minutes.
llHAI
HI
IK
Oreat
BrtUln
now
holds
the
Ulurlu
1
VU
world's
three
main
aviation
records.
.
those
for
speed,
tanc.
altitude
and
dls-
commission
is
iu:i.r.
askiii)
ion
CITY
OF
MHKKITT
-
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
8:
On
petition
of
the
Montreal
Trust
Company
returnable
In
the
Supreme
Court
here
February
10
an
order
it
sought
from
the
Lieutenant-Governor
In
Coun-
ell
to
appoint
a
commissioner
for
the
city
of
Merrltt.
4
$2,000
in
Cash
VANCOUVER.
Feb
8-
Two
ban
dits
held
up
the
foreign
exchange
bureau,
west
Oeorgta
Street
yes
terday
and
escaped
wlUi
$2,000.
Staking
Claims
VICTORIA.
Feb.
8
-The
possibility
of
endless
lhMgatlon
Is
seen
by
Ue
government
officials
In
wholesale
staking!
on
tlve
snow
In
the
Cariboo
mineral
district
by
large
companies
SUNRISE
MINE
OFF
Engineer
Who
Wrnt
to
Examine
I'roperty
at
Skidrgale
Iterallrd
By
Company
3KIDEOATB.
Fab.
8:-
The
strike
at
Anyox
seems
to
have
had
the
ef
fect
of
stopping
the
deal
for
the
Sktdegale
8unrist
mine
which
It
has
been
reported
was
likely
to
be
old
to
the
O
ran
by
Company.
Consulting
Engineer
Nelson
arrived
here
aboard
the
Qranby
power
boat
Oranby
for
the
purpose
of
making
an
examination
of
the
mine.
Just
as
he
arrived
at
the
mine
he
received
a
radiogram
telling
him
to
return
to
Anyox
at
ones.
VICTORIA
Feb.
8:--Four
striking
miners
were
arrested
at
Anyox
yesterday
and
four
Monday
In
eon-necUon
with
Friday's
clash.
The
Oranby
Company
has
ejec-
Tomorrow's
Tides
Written
Guarantee
For
One
Year
With
Every
One
Tire
Goodyear
HlK
1:01
am.
18.4
ft.
12:39
p.m.
20
S
ft.
Sold
By
Us
In
1933
.
Low
6:40
ajn.
8.5
ft.
.
3
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
i
10:23
p.m.
2.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Chevrolet
Dealers
Phone
53
V
.i
XXIV
.
No
33.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
8,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
T
31
War
AIR
rlCOKD
WON
BY
BRITISH
FLYERS
LOCAL
HALIBUT
BOAT
LOST
BUT
CREW
OF
FOUR
ESCAPE
Halibut
Vessel
Helga
H.
Lost
in
Storm;
Crew
Leave
Her
in
Boats
Men
Spent
Three
Days
on
Shore
and
Then
Made
Their
Way
to
Kitkatla
and
Were
Brought
to
City
by
Native
Men
Who
Discuss
Canada's
Air
Transportation
wmmvwkmuiuAm
mm
,
ml,
''
I-
-
A
Ditcaitian
of
proNemt
pcrtaiaiag
w
Ai
Tra
for
(,,-
Uiroeghiral
tbc
Dominion
occapied
the
line
cf
maaafcrf
and
cit
-utirn
of
Caaadiaa
Airway
lor
vrcr
a
week
dariag
a
Coafereace
bcld
in
M.iatrcal
sad
atlcadcd
by
the
(jMowi
Iytfl
to
right
Wiag
tommaadcr
D
R
MacLarta
Aji
ucg
Mgr.
Vaacoavcr.
Air
Commodore
R
H
Malock.
Altt
to
Preudcat
Wilfred
C.
Siertoa.
Actiag
Oea.
M(r.
and
Comptroller.
James
A.
Rk
hard
ton
Preudeal
c
aoadiaa
Airwaya
.
G
C
Drary
Secy
Treat
.
Major
G
A
Thomptoa.
Ant.
Cen.
Mr
Wiaajpeg:
F
T
Jealuait.
Ant.
Gea
Mgr
.
Montreal
W
B.
BarchaB.
Adrtg-PaMicrrr
Mgr
.
Montreal
W
A.
Scott.
Special
FepretentatiTe
at
Toronto,
wa
alto
prctcat.
British
Flyers
Beat
All
Records
.For
Distance
Arriving
South
Africa
4.40
This
Afternoon
from
England
CUTTING
10
PERCENT
IN
ALL
WAGES
Members
of
Parliament,
Civil
Servant.
Judges
and
Army
and
Navy
Officers
buffer
OTTAWA,
Feb.
8:
The
government
took
the
first
step
yesterday
lo
r-ut
eight
million
dollars
from
the
national
pay-rolL
Resolutions
introduced
into
the
House
of
Commons
prefacing
submission
of
the
bills
cutting
ten
percent
from
the
sessional
indemnities
of
members,
senators
and
the
salaries
o
civil
sen
ants.
There
is
a
proposal
to
levy
an
additional
ten
perrent
income
tax
against
judges.
It.
C.
M.
r.
and
army
and
navy
officers.
NOW
FLYING
0VERATLANTIC
Captain
Mnlilson
Arrive
at
Titles
in
West
Africa
and
Lett
Later
On
Rig
Hop
DAKAR.
8enegal.
Fab.
8:-Capt.
Moltison,
flying
from
England
to
Mr.
Kelson
lft
at
once
and
hopes
I
Brarll.
arrived
this
morning
at
Thles
to
return
to
the
mine
at
some
fu-
near
here
and
left
this
afternoon
on
ture
time
to
make
the
examination,
rns
long
hop
serosa
the
Atlantic.
More
Arrested
at
sFour
Killed
on
Anyox
Yesterday
I
Bombing
Plane
8ALI8BURY
Eng..
Feb
8:
Four
men
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
were
killed
today
when
their
bombing
plane
crashed
and
burst
Into
names.
They
were
Flying
Officer
ted
mteen
or
twenty
strikers
from
T.
P.
PUeher,
Sergeant
A.
R.
A
Heft,
Uie
company's
premises,
paying
.Corporal
Cyril
Smith
and
Second
ineir
iures
nus
oi
Anyox.
Class
Air-Craftsman
E.
C.
School.
;Whole
of
Central
Part
of
U.
S
I
And
Canada
is
Suffering
From
Sub-Zero
Weather
and
Blizzard
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
8:
There
is
a
cold
wave
passing
over
the
whole
of
Central
Canada
and
United
States.
The
thfcr-.
mometer
here
touched
appoint
about
40
below
zero.
At
Brandon
46
below
was
registered
and
at
other
points
there
were
variations
of
sub-zero
weather.
Calgary
reported
a
blizzard
yesterday
which
piled
snowdrifts
across
the
high-
gyaya
and
railroads.
With
the
thcr-.
i
mometer
around
zero
the
wind
Vfas
H
V
l
I
H
All
ft
terribly
piercing.
1
1
1
L
UXirU
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
Feb.
8:
The
IN
BIG
FIRE
TISDALE,
Saalc,
Feb.
8:
Five
persons
are
dead
and
at
least
five
others
seriously
burned
or
injured
as
the
result
of
a
fire
which
de
stroyed
the
Imperial
Hotel
here
this
morning.
The
dead
are
Mrs.
C.
Couture,
50;
THic
ftura,8ndJDoCbu
tore.
23.
her
daughters;
FrsKtrJJfc;
commercial
traveller,
Prince
Albert,
and
Miss
Emma
Ray.
maid.
The
injured
are
"Sandy"
McPher-son.
manager
of
the
hotel,
badly
burned,
not
expected
to
live;
a
romtncrial
traveller
named
Martin,
rractured
hip
and
severe
burns;
a
commercial
traveller
named
Conlejr
of
Winnipeg,
severe
burns;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Overland
of
Hudson
Bay
Junction,
minor
Injuries.
Many
escaped
through
the
windows.
The
fire
started
at
6
o'clock
and
by
9
had
destroyed
three
buildings.
the
hotel.
White
and
Fear's
Grocery,
and
MrG
rattan's
Hardware
Store.
LUMPSUM
PROPOSED
Amoont
Suggested
Is
To
Wipe
Out
All
European
War
Debts
to
His.
It
Is
Said
LONDON.
Kb.
8
-
While
there
ire
all
sorts
of
unofficial
state
menu
beinc
made
In
regard
to
war
debts
officially
there
la
noth
Ing
given
out.
The
Chancellor
of
the
exchequer
when
questioner.
In
the
House
of
Ctorwnons
yesterday
stated
that
it
was
welt
known
that
the
British
Oovernment
had
been
invited
to
attend
a
conference
In
Washington
In
March
to
discuss
debts
with
the
new
U.
S.
sdmlnis-tration
and
the
British
Oovernment
was
now
making
pnoara-Uons
for
that
event.
The
original
unofficial
state
ment
has
been
corrected.
It
non
seems
that
the
tentative
proposal
suggested
is
that
a
flat
pjym
nt
of
'rom
a
billion
and
a
quarter
to
two
billion
dollars
should
be
mao
as
a
lump
sum
payment
to
wipe
out
the
the
entire
European
debt
10
the
United
States.
This
Is
said
to
be
the
proposal
likely
to
be
made
at
Washington.
Teachers
Being
Paid
in
Scrip
WBNATCHKB,
Wash..
Feb.
8.-Four
thousand
dollars
worth
of
crip
is
being
issued
by
the
school
board
for
the
payment
of
teachers.
1
whole
central
part
of
the
continent
'
I
reports
extremely
eold
weather.
The
region
south
of
the
Oreat
Lake;ind
Hotel
and
Two
Stores
at
Tisdale,
;
westward
from
that
has
had
drift-
Burned
This
Morning,
Bringing
Disaster
Five
Injured
Many
Etcaped
Through
Windows
At
Least
One
of
Those
Burned
Is
Expected
to
Die
I
In?
xruiw
that,
run
mxrip
trflnsnnr.
taUon
very
diffulk
Even
as
fat
wet
as
California
It
is
cold
and
fruit
growers
of,
the
Pacific
States
are
very
anxious
about
th.elr
crops.
Colonel
Edgett
Says
Dismissal
Was
Injustice
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
8:
okrnel
Edgett.
who
was
dismissed
by
the
commission
on
recommends-on
GAlet
jfjayor
Taylor
for
IneMlc-)tV&fitm
Ms
-dismissal
'wuafMgrant
injustice.
He
says
his
work
Is
well
known
to
the
respectable
tection
of
the
people
of
Vancouver.
NO
TAX
ON
FUEL
OIL
.
DECIDED
:
Judgment
of
Chief
Justice
Morrl
son
Being
Appealed
by
Gov-
,
emmrnt
(
British
Columbia
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
8
In
a
test-.
case
Chief
Justice
Morrison
has
decided
that
the
province's
Fuel
Oil
Tax
Act
of
1)0
Is
ultra
vtrsT"
on
the
ground
that
It
imposes
an
,
excise
tax
which
only
the
Federal
Government
has
the
right
to
U&
pose
under
the
terms
of
the
Brt-tish
North
American
Act.
L
The
action
In
which
the
Attar-
ney-General
of
B.
C.
claimed
Wi
900
from
Klngsombe
NavlsrUfsi
Co.
Ltd.
vns
dlsmisseo
with
casti.
The
decision
will
be
appealed.
r-The
judgment
of
the
Chief
Juj-Uce
would
lop
off
from
the
revalues
of
the
province
$400,000
whhtV
would
have
to
be
made
up
In
someT-
other
tax.
Copper
Companies
May
Close
Down
in
a
United
States
April
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
8:-Unt4..
SUtss
copper
mines
are
proposlnc
to
ewe
down
in
April
for
several
months
In
order
to
give
the
market
an
opportunity
to.
recuperate.
Russia
is
Still
Anxious
to
Trade
OTTAWA.
Feb.
8:
An
attempt
Is
being
made
to
revive
the
proposal'!"
to
trade
Russian
oil
for
Canadian,
cattle.
Authority
has
bean
given
tht
Wlnnt)og.
syndicate
to
reopen