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Tides
High
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1:25
am.
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12:54
pin.
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am-
9.5
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STEPHENS
TICKET
HOPES
TO
A
VOID
CITY
RECEIVERSHIP
"New
Deal"
in
Regard
To
Municipal
Bonds
is
Plan
of
Candidates
Utmost
Economy
in
All
Civic
Services
Will
he
Necessary;
'Group
is
Not
Tied
up
to
Prince
Rupert
Ratepayer'
Association
M.
M.
Stephens
and
the
aldcnnanic
candidates
running
with
hint
in
this
week's
civic
election
announced
this
morning
that
they
hope,
if
elected,
to
be
able
to
show
the
bondholders
that
it
is
no
more
in
their
interest
than
that
of
the
city
to
iinpotie
undue
hardship
on
the
eity
during
such
a
period
of
depression
and
to
induce
the
city's
creditors
to
i
tree
to
a
"Hew
deal.
'
fair
alike
to
the
crtsHtota
and
the
city
To
,
-rnP
srhieve
tiUsalw
It
will
necessary
lyl
A
Y
I
)l
1
for
every
rfemrtment
of
the
city
to
VAWJ
riercis
the
moot
rsgM
economy
and
atst
la
amy
possible
way
to
re-fain
tna
former
credit
of
the
rlty.
II
ccunostty
can
be
shown
sufficient
U)
inspire
(ha
confidence
of
those
bondholders
now
movtnc
(or
a
rnmaaUatattar
to
affaag
as
adjoavl
ment
fak.to
tto
attf
a
oammtiBaatKrl
.
m
'
win
or
uowcceasiry
ot
u
wepenns
.m
..
-LIUl
auahu
M
.)
u.
do
so.
T
Ihta
iHey
those
on
U
,
eclu-Mwi
in
nnuan
uomm-Utmm
it
Ih
tKkft
composed)
.Mayors
of
Mr
BiMhene
for
mayor
and,
Messrs:
Jlftetxater.
Carrie.
Basso-ftm
M
.
Wtch
tor
aldermen
arc
all
mesabtt
of
the
Prtnoe
Rupert
Ratepayef
Association
but
are
not
endorsee!
by,
that
body.
Those
on
the
Uekai
fact
thai.
It
elected,
they
will
have
to
reprsatnt
all
Ute
people
and
that
lite
ettdorsatlon
ot
any
body
la
undjeeasary
BUSINESS
IS
BETTER
EDMONTON.
Jan
10.
-
A
silver
Imlna
faint,
but
dixUnauUhable
u
seen
ahowttif
on
the
dark
elowlJ
now
thaitovrhH
the
world,
by
Oeorfe
W
AUam,
K.OM
of
Wlnntpet.
chairman
of
the
Ok
Bad
lan
commlUee
of
the
Hodaon
Day
Company.
The
dtsttPctfWwd
lawyer
and
oW
time
woatefMc.
who
has
seen
more
Uun
onf
Daancksl
depression
woa-thered,
sk
with
sincerity
and
honesty
whan
he
declared
that
the
upturn
haxi
bagun.
"I
can
mf
IhW."
Mr.
Allan
said,
tn
summtajt
up
hts
eonclualeivi
it
the
and
of
Uw
Interview:
"When
we
let
along
Into
m.
we
will
be
able
U
see
stem
of
gradual
reeovrry
raooverv
whieit
will
be
distinct
in
IWt.
The
reeuvery
will
be
slow,
and
untU
some
monllu
of
this
year
have
passed.
It
will
not
be
possible
to
make
any
definite
predictions."
Mud)
In
Depresilon
In
his
previous
remarks.
Mr.
Alton
bad
poltcJ
out
that
In
Uic
fourth
winter
ot
a
world-wide
depression.
there
was
no
use
In
making
any
rosy
promlaaa
for
the
future.
"nut
for
the
last
two
years,
the
beat
brains
of
the
world
have
been
studying
thl
thing,"
he
went
on.
"Thy
havo
been
working
hard
on
it
to
find
wrne
way
out
to
find
a
remedy.
Unlll
they
do.
there
U
not
much
that
I
can
say."
Mr.
Allan
said
the
difficulties
now
facing
the
west
aro
only
part
of
a
worIdwlde
condition,
and
hence
there
must
be
a
world-wide
recovery
before
the
people
of
the
wcat
can
take
heart.
Obvlouly
he
explained,
there
must
bajtm
Inercaae
In
commodity
prleoa,
herln
the
weat,
an
Increase
In
Uie
prlec'St
wheal
mid
farm
product
ibq'v'Mlt.'
PRINCE
I'KirSUili
RUPERT,
KUl'tiltT.
B.C.,
U.L..
TUESDAY,
TUfcSLJAI,
JAINUAKX
JANUARY
10,
1U.
1933
lSttS
ELECTED
Artlsmstions
Yesterday
in
Some
(JIUrs
and
tihtrlct
.Municipalities
Oanwhon
Pas
report
Um
lot-
chiUrwack.
E.
Manuel.
Kanalmo.
John
Barsby.
Port
Albaml.
Davte
W.
Wamoek.
Roasland,
W.
A.
Turner.
Armstrong.
E.
Poole.
Orana
Port.
T.
A.
Love
Port
Ooquttlam.
R
C.
Oaler.
Duncan.
1
1
F.
Provost.
Cumberland.
A.
Maxwell.
Oourtanay.
Charts
Snnma.
Albernl.
James
R.
Motion.
Oreeeiweod.
A.
J.
Morrison.
Trail.
Mayor
Leroae.
Salmon
Arm.
C.
Thomson.
Prince
Oeorg.
A.
M.
Patterson.
Merrttt.
W.
R.
Langstaff.
Kamlcopa.
D
D.
Johnstone.
Reeves
Oak
Day.
R.
W.
Mayhew.
ChUUwack
Distnct
MaotclpaMty
n.
Nohte
Iiydar
CoMatream
MunicinUty.
A.
1
How.
TMUruc
E.
M.
SUIaa.
Praaar
UUs,
P.
O.
WrUffctaon.
Delta,
A.
D.
Patterson.
Mission.
W.
II.
Wren.
Kent.
Robert
Hamilton.
reecnUnd.
Orant
Uang.
Saltao
IXatrtct,
J.
II.
W.
Uarbell.
Summer
land.
W.
R.
Powell.
Mrctions
Later
in
cltla
of
the
province,
where
a
poll
Is
necessary,
voting
will
take
nUce
on
Thursday.
Elections
m
dUtrict
municipalities
will
be
nera
on
Saturday
where
necessary.
TO
DEPORT
SPANIARDS
Tlirrc
Deserters
from
Ship
Five
Years
Ato
Helng
Held
at
City
Jail
line
Jose
Vtcra,
Juan
AntonU
I
cicalas
and
Rafael
dc
Rio
Joaqulm
O.
Orau.
alleged
to
have
deserted
In
ltM
from
the
Spanish
merchant
ship
Alfonso
rere
at
Vancouver
and
who
have
been
In
Prince
Ru-nert
for
the
pa-it
seven
months.
are
being
held
at
0.e
city
Jail
for
the
Immigration
authorities
wlUi
a
view
to
depoftt,on
of
tne
lr,-
Last
night
an
order
or
dpon"on
was
made
agftmst
Vtera
by
T.
Fitch,
local
customs
officer,
who
will
dil
with
Uic
other
two
men
lonlght.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
1.
J
H
1
l.i-J-U
J.
I
HOLD
Pictorial
Upper
Cut
AbUir
from
stem
:
the
15.600
ton
Dutch
liner
Pester
Lower
cut
Recovered
from
1.U
&fir
further
speed
laurels
In
hU
Invaders
Penetrate
2,000
Year-
Old
Barrier
at
Another
Point
And
Control
Mongolia
Province
rUOIHtXIUNG
ON
BONDS
IS
CIIAUCI.D
BY
CALdAKY
MAYOR
CALOARY.
Jan.
10:
Cana-
dtan
pressi
-Charges
that
"pa-
trsaitc
Canadians"
had
sent
Otty
of
Calgary
debentures
Into
U
United
SUles
in
order
to
ttttUit
benefit
ot
adverse
Unl-
ted
States
exchange
when
the
obligations
of
the
city
matured
were
made
last
night
by
Mayor
Andy
Davidson
tn
an
addreas
to
the
Alberta
Federation
of
La-
bor.
4
Northland
Tra
asportation
Co.
motorshlp
Noicc
arrived
In
port
(1:10
tl.ls
morning
from
Ketchikan
and.
afler
dlsclwrglng
one
car
load
ot
frown
salmon
for
trans
shipment
Baxt
over
the
Canadian
Natlona
Railways,
sailed
for
Seattle.
Funeral
Notice
Funeral
service
for
the
lute
Charles
Hadley
Hanklnson
will
be
held
at
the
United
Church
tomorrow,
Wednesday,
at
2:30
p.m.
..
"
1
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PASS
j
i
News
Flashes
of
v.'ro
.ttiu
nti
..D-rur(:
:i
....
..
Con.Kzoor.
H
'St
Is
.Nh'.'WII
h
ploded
as
she
iv
at
Amsterdam
almost
faul
injuries.
Frank
M.
Ha-vlu
is
ready
once
more
to,
go
new
fourteen
cylinder
plane.
A
robot
pilot
and
wing
flat
to
ut
down
landing
speed
are
features-
''
Two
(iates
Fall
Hefore
Approachinj;
Enemy
Today's
Occupation
Reported
to
Have
Ucen
Attended
hy
Heavy
Damage
and
Great
Confusion
TOKYO.
Jan.
10:
(Canadian
Press)
Jananeso
cavalrvl
and
infantry
unite
occupied
Wall
of
China
totlHy,
blocking
a
further
pouring
of
Chin-
esc
ti"oo
through
that
famous
gate
into
Jehol.
It
was
the
coonnd
stiiitj'trip
niMitKin
tjikon
hv
the
.Inniinosc
in
a
week
to
block
off
China
from
the
frustrate
Chinese
attempU
to
de-
fend
it
against
impending
invasion.
t
announced
by
Japanese
military
ommanders.
orcunatlon
of
the
'hinese
city
of
Sh.vnhalkwun
just
a
week
ago
by
the
Japanese
shut
off
'he
eastern
gate,
only
a
short
distance
from
where
the
wall
conies
down
to
the
sea.
Chiumenkow
Is
twelve
miles
north
if
Shanhalkwan
and
near
where
the
2,000-inlle
barrier
turns
west-ard.
It
was
said
Uiat
hoavy
damage
was
inflicted
in
today's
occupi-Un
and
that
groat
confusion
resulted
from
the
raid.
Today's
Weather
Haielton
Cloudy,
calm,
temperature.
18
above.
Smlthers
Cle.r.
ealm.
Sa.
nurns
Lake-
Clfstr,
oalm.
sera.
Terrace
Foggy,
eaten,
K
above.
Alyanah
Cloudy,
south
wind,
34
abobc.
Anyox
Cloudy,
ealm,
M
above
Stewtirt
Cloudy,
ealm,
34
above.
U
til
-
i
r
I
I
-l-UIBWl
Ill
11
mi
I
i,
IN
GREAT
Interest
jj
cljits
of
.smoke,
after
her
oil
tanks
ex-
'
I
Chiumenkow
Pass
in
the
Great;
Low
MURDERER
IS
HANGED
William
Seabrooke
Pars
Extreme
Penalty
for
Killinc
Gas
Station
Attendant
OTTAWA.
Jan.
10:
(Canadian
Prew
William
Senbrooke
was
banged
at
Car
If
ton
County
Jail
here
!
early
this
morning
for
the
murder
of
Paul
Lavlzne.
Ottawa
pawllne
irtatlon
attendant,
more
than
a
year
ago.
NO
JUDGE
HERE
YET
January
Cases
on
County
Court
Lit
Stood
Over
Until
Next
Court
Or
Judre's
Order
With
no
arrangement
made
for
the
relief
of
Judge
F.
MeB.
Young,
who
retired
from
the
bench
at
the
end
ot
the
year,
four
cases
or.
the
January
County
Court
list
were
yesterday
held
oyer
until
the
next
court
AubrfcV
to-
tfie4rder
of
Judge
Young's
successor.
There
is
but
one
new
case
on
the
January
list,
that
of
Johnscn
vs.
Black,
the
other
three
i
cases
having
been
stood
over
from
December.
The
January
list
is
as
follows:
Dr.
H.
O.
Johnsen
vs.
Cora
E.
Black,
$75.
professional
services,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
de-
fendant
In
person.
Publish
ers
Finance
Co.
Ltd.
vs.
AHan
Carolan.
$80.
Williams,
Man-
son,
Brown
&
Harvey
for
plaintiff.
Patmore
St
Fulton
for
defendant.
Williams.
Manson
et
al
vs.
Eddie
lGlapp.
$100.
Williams,
Manson.
Brown
is
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
defendant
in
person.
Steens
Ltd.
vs.
Tony
Christian.
$199.96.
Williams.
Manson.
Brown
&
Harvey
for
plaintiff.
Patmore
it
Fulton
for
defendant
TO
DEPEND
ON
CATCHES
seon
on
Halibut
rbhing
on
lac,(;0cTnafsdl
ottawa
Jan
to:
(Canadian
Ute
International
Fisheries
Com-,
rich'
Mongolian
province
andlrieaai-Under
regulatlona
made
byi,,oub,
Tragedy
Anehorage,
at
Alaska
Nlnllfhlk
Near
PENSIONS
TRIBUNAL
Three
Caes
llrard
Here
One
Ipiu
Anyox,
One
From
Ter-rare.
One
I'mm
City
T
--
-
m
a
amo
rAm
t
anm
Vl
Ufl
tf
Terrace
and
from
'HIW
from
IIVIH
savs:
siiiu
one
viiv
aivus
mission
and
approved
by
the
Oover-
77
,
nor
General
of
Canada
and
the
A,VCI
..rrMr.
OKAO
Alaska.
Jsn
10:
President
ot
the
United
States
as
"'
pre",-r
children.
provided
in
the
Pacific
Halibut1
Wallle
J"hnson.
aged
three,
and
his
Treaty
February
1
is
set
as
the
op-.;
'f-
"
halbtV1"
'
l"
'hW
dtroyed
their
home
enlng
date
for
the
Pacific
at
N,nUc"K.
flailing
season.
In
subsequent
years'
the
opening
date
will
be
March
1.
..
.
IMnee
Rupert,
were
heard
at
the,"
,rr"1'
w"l"a
lv
U",UTO-
pensions
tribunal
held
at
the
Court
House
here
yesterday
by
Major
Leo
Ward
of
Winnipeg,
member
of
the
Board
of
Penstoos
Commissioners
of
Canada.
Majur
Ward
and
other
officiate;
of
the
Pensions
Hoard
left
by
hit
night's
train
on
their
return
Rust.
While
In
the
city.
B.
S.
Keeling
of
Vancouver,
pensions
advocate,
No
annual
close
season
covering
a
fixed
period
Is
set
and
it
is
provided
that
the
rliir-lng
dates
will
be
thate
on
which
pertain
limitations
of
v"'.'
7
,
"
"
M
T"Z"S
.iMUfcj
Head
of
Towboat
Company
is
Dead
George
ratten
Cathrea.
Manager
of
Vancouver
Towing
Co.
raw.es
in
Vancouver
j
had
Interviews
with
a
number
oil
VANCOUVBR,
Jan.
10
(Cana-
local
returned
men
regirdlng
their
daw
Preas)
Oeorgo
Piatton
0a-i
pensions
and
suggeated
such
ac-
threa.
aged
38,
manager
of
th
Uon
as
seemed
to
be
necessary
In
Harbor
Towing
Co,
died
here
yea-Individual
!
ease.
terday.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
j
WALL
WAS
KNOWN
IN
RUPERT
Had
Operated
Hirst
Chlcafoff
Island
Minlnt
Operator,
Dies
Suddenly
at
Juneau
Was
In
Hazelton
Had
Operated
Hint
Chicsaroff
.Mine
in
Alaska
for
Years
Had
Many
Friends
In
City
JUNEAU,
Jan.
10:
(Canadian
Press)
Da
nW
J.
Williams,
aged
50.
manager
of
the
Hint
Chkagof
f
gold
mine
and
known
here
as
a
nephew
of
Rt.
Hon.
Davtd
Lloyd
George,
former
British
Prime
Minister,
died
suddenly
at
his
home
here
yesterday.
Mr
Williams
operated
the
Chtca-
goff
mine
in
association
with
Goon
Dip,
Chinese
consul
at
Seattle,
and
wsi
regarded
as
one
of
the
ablest
mining
engineers
in
Alaska.
The
funeral
will
take
place
here
under
Masonic
and
Elks'
auspices.
The
late
"Dan"
William,
as
he
was
familiarly
known
by
many
lo-
bjal
frtendsvwa
fWBWljJ
loealed
in
'
Prtnce
Rupert
district
and,
hi
the
ot
actfte
mmto
"
llZfl
ton
area,
was
a
prominent
operator
there
Later
he
was
Identified
with
the
Surf
Inlet
mine.
He
was
also
well
known
in
the
southern
Interior
of
the
province.
He
had
been
in
Alaska
for
the
past
ten
years
or
so.
He
was
a
member
of
Tyee
Lodge
A.
F.
and
A.
M.
of
this
city.
SCRIP
FOR
EMPLOYEES
Calcary
City
Council
Considers
This
.Means
to
Meet
Payroll
CALOARY,
Jan.
10:
Canadian
Pressi
The
city
council
of
Calgary
last
night
decided
to
place
before
a
committee
the
feasibility
of
kwuing
scrip
to
civic
employee
In
part
payment
of
their
salaries
pending
th
restoration
of
the
city's
credit
following
difficulties
In
connection
with
bond
repayments.
Two
Children
Burn
to
Death
Vote
Against
a
Receivership
Prelect
your
city
by
voting
for
R.
F.
Perry
For
Mayor:
For
Aldermen
T.
J.
Shenton
H.
A.
McLeod
Thl
date
pledged
to
serve
without
salary.