Tomorrow's
Tides
.
3:45
ajn.
19.1
ft.
JIMS
pjn.
15.7
ft.
Low
JO:40jfW
5.8
fk
22:22
pjn.
95
ft.
!-
V
VC:E
Coalition
Formation
Before
Prorogation
Advocated
by
Member
Pattullo's
Refusal
Docs
Not
Necessarily
Wreck
Plan,
Says
President
of
Council
As
For
Himself,
He
Is
Bound
to
No
One
VICTORIA,
March
80:
(CP)
Hope
that
the
Legisla-r
u
ould
not
be
allowed
to
prorogue
without
conaummat-
-
union
government
was
voiced
by
Hon.
W.
C.
Shelly,
-Mil-lit
of
the
Council,
during
the
budget
debate
yes-
i.i
With
the
clow
of
Mr.
Shelly
speech,
the
delate
-
m
i
.in
I
tret
cloml
without
division.
The
1
louse
then
.
"went
Into
commute
of
supply
and
Favors
Union
'.iiti'tivrr
LOSSES
IN
STOCK
MART
Qu
'Uttonii
Yesterday
In
New
York
and
Toronto
YORK.
Matt
10
--After
'
steady
in
apart
trading.
iixti
downHd
in
the
cioe-yesterday
and
saevw
of
one
point
were
refkstertd.
il
prtceaof
important
slocks
'
:
ii-un
Can.
MV
-
chemicals,
:
.
..i.iil
Distillers,
.
'
'rial
Alcohol.
11.
Toronto
Market
"
"NTO.
March
30:-Pttots
at
of
the
local
stock
market
't
'.V
were:
k
I.
9.BS.
16.2a.
Hughes,
4.15.
"'ida,
ZMQ.
''
Hargreavea,
4Jl
.
'"'"In,
ljg.
;
'i
ido.
1,17.
Mi
niN
or
111:1.11:1'
COSTS
TO
CONTINUE,
VICTORIA
ANNOUNCES
VKTORIA.
March
30:
(CP)
'''
"ding
negotiation
of
a
new
I'orttte
agreement
on
dte-
'"'ion
of
unemployment
re-
1
".
the
existing
lyatem
''"ring
direct
relief
in
the
"i(-kpaUtU.H
will
be
osmtln-
U
la
announced.
.
mm
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
FOR
RUPERT
ROADS
PROTESTE
HOPES
FOR
UNION
GOVERNMENT
rapid
pragma
on
the
nU-
Mr.
SheUy.
during
hi
speech
expressed
regret
that
the
Leader
ol
the
Opposttson
had
been
unable
to
a
crept
the
invitation
of
Premier
Toknje
but
he
did
not
think
that
thin
ended
chances
of
union
One
method
had
been
tried
and
failed.
Another
moat
now
be
tried
Speaking
aa
one
who
owes
no
great
ubltoaltoii
to
anyone
In
this
lluuse."
Mr.
tteUy
arereaded.
"
u
free
to
apeak
exactly
asJse
Uxmks)
and
who
has
no
pnUctoal
amsenons
whatever.
I
say
that
no
mea
pef-v.iiiahty
no
dm
til
personal
tnttr-'-:
-
and
no
man's
peraonal
future
1
big
enough
to
wreck
this
union
"
RUSSIANS
STARVING
Present
famine
Declared
as
Disastrous
at
Tliat
of
1M1
BERLIN,
fiermany.
Marrh
,:
lUrrth
Jones,
foreign
affairs
secretary
to
the
farmer
Irlme
MinUter
of
Great
Britain.
Itt.
lion.
David
Uoyd
George,
retried
yesterdsy
that
Rinnta
U
in
the
grip
of
a
famine
which
H
proving
a
disastrous
as
the
catastrophe
In
1M1
when
million
died.
MINISTER
TO
CANADA
Texas
Man
Boosted
Tor
I'nltrd
States
Post
in
Ottawa
WASHINGTON.
DC.
March
30:
The
appolntmetn
of
Col.
Alvtn
Mansfield
Qwaley
of
DoJIaa
as
min
ister
to
Canada
was
urged
upon
the
Secretary
of
State.
Cordell
Hull.
IS
RULED
ASLEGAL
So
Finds
Supreme
Court
in
Connection
With
Doukhobors
OTTAWA.
Ont..
March
0:
The
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
hat
ruled
the
deportation
of
Doukhobors
legal.
To
Deport
Twenty
Men
From
Mexico
urvrcn
CITY.
March
30:
Twenty
men
arrested
for
an
attack
on
the
United
Btaios
HHiuaasy
win
h
deported
to
ttw
Pn
ooloiyr
on
Marias
Island.
Lady
CsjnpbeU
in
centre
was
the
first
one
abuartl
to
greet
her
husband.
JOHN
TROY
IMPRESSED
New
Alaska
Covernor
Pleaded
With
President's
Grap
SliTTLE.
Mareh
Jfl:
(CP
Cunsidrrable
sirnifieanre
is
attached
here
to
a
statement
mode
In
Washington
by
John
W.
Trqy.
who
has
been
nominated
as
Governor
of
Alaska
and
who
Is
known
aa
a
strong
believer
in
"Home
Ilule"
for
Alaska.
Mr.
Troy,
alio
puMkhea
the
Alaska-Juneau
Empire
newspaper
at
Juneau,
said,
after
an
Interview
with
President
Franklin
U.
UmwcvHt,
that
the
fhiti
exeeuUve
Showed
a
wonderful
grasp
of
our
situation
up
there
and
ne
has
very
progreaMve
plans
in
mind."
Judgment
Coming
In
Insurance
Case
Court
to
Announre
Finding
In
Ontario
Case
Totnotrow
TOisONTO.
Ontario.
Mardi
30
A
judgmenl
in
the
$b5.UO0
act-ldent
Uuwaance
action,
brought
to
th
aupreme
court
br
Mrs.
Ansa
Orsog
Maoroayarn
against
uie
wapQy
-
en
Liability
Company,
was
pro-
mlsed
for
Friday
morning.
OFFICERS
CAPTURED
Clilneae
Pirates
Take
Four
UritMi-x
rrs
From
Ship
NBW
CHWANO.
Manchuria.
Mar.
30:
idPi-Plratea
attacked
the
merchant
steamer
Manchang
aa
site
lay
at
anchor
In
Newchang
yesterday
and
carried
off
four
foreign
officers,
all
of
whom
are
British.
DftUah
gunboats
were
searching
tftrtolr
Aff
th
KJnf)lllt'ftain
nn.
at
'ihe
gang
of
buccaneers
who
kidnapped
the
Drltlsh
officers.
e
tn.:'
v..:.:
a-.
.1
.i-
..
'j.:',
houi
in
.Mis
a-itomoUi'
l-i
ini
ngratuUloi:
by
iv
m
'vol
ol
elurn
home
bo.ir'1
Utr
1m
r
j
TO
DEPORT
!
'
MANY
MEN
I
!
i
Cave
or
Thirty-Six
Aliens
Now
In
Hands
of
Ottawa
Examinations
have
been
recently
'li.ld
by
T.
F.
Ptteh,
local
immigration
officer,
in
connection
with
eases
nf
X
men,
not
domiciled
in
Canada
for
five
years
and
therefore
aliens,
who
have
become
public
rhartea
and
reposit
have
been
forwarded
to
the
Department
of
Immigration
at
Ottawa
which
it
h
expected
will
order
deportation.
The
men
concerned
are
from
various
parts
of
Europe
and
the
mnt
of
them
eame
here
recently
fromAnyox.
lt,ts
stated
that
sfmHar
boards
of
inquirv
will
be
held
here
from
time
to
time.
FAIL
IN
HOLD-UP
OiiUrio
Itank
Manager
in
lloopital'
Seriously
Injured
ILMCRTON.
OOk,
March
30
M
A.
Porteou.v
manager
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Comrorrrt-
branch
here,
is
in
8t
Joseph's
Hospital
.
London,
after
being
seriously
woun-
aed
in
an
unKucceaaful
hold-up
at.
tMnnt
h
tirM
t
bank.
THE
rilkST
liEt'llQSSloX
I
think
dcpragsJons
began
when
they
were
bulldhsg
the
pyramida
in
(
Kgypt
and
we've
been
having
them
ever
since,
came
Csanman
Catt.
SOVIET
FI.ATLY
TURNS
DOWN
imiTlSIl
DUMANI)
'
.
V
MOSCOW.
Man
90
The
Soviet
goverrunatrt
of
Kusaia
has
fUUy
rejected
the
aalest
demand
from
London
for
the
release
of
four
Bfttfgh
subjects
held
for
trial
on
the
charges
of
sabotage
4
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Speed
King
Welcomed
Home
Sit
Mtlr'ilv
1
;.
B:.'.l
:.
speed
r.TOid
ul
Z72i3
iiUt
at
OayUma
Brarh
Flu
.
being
.
Southaniplon
England,
on
his
l
MARCH
30,
1933
STILL
HELD
BY
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
1
on
Display
at
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
All
Cordially
Invited
rtione
53
Pattullo
Tells
B.
C.
Legislature
$11,000
For
Public
Works
in
His
Constituency
is
Inadequate
PROPOSAL
TO
ELIMINATE
GOVERNOR
VICTORIA,
March
30
'('P
A.
M.
Mansofk,
M.
L
A
for
Omincea,
discu.-'sing
a
v.ite
of
$2&r
tm
f..r
CovemueWrt
:
HoUM-.
(hiring
consider-
(
ation
of
the
estimates
of
I'uMicworkMle,
rt-
J
.
:
.
'.'stcrdav
said
that,
al-
.
though
he
was
conserva-
tive
in
his
respect
for
contsUUitioiml
govern-
would
po
so
far
at
this
time
as
to
rtfinnmid
l
fice
f
the
Lieutejant-
1
GoveiTior
and
iiilrce
his
duties
in
the
hand
of
the
Chief
Justice.
Is
Radical
fM
'iJggggsl
A
M
M;iv.
-
s.
Re
it!u
uigrs
LcRii.i:i,:'
.otiiN!i
Ln'uicn-.1111
;
CiuvcnuiiNlup
!
Riding
of
Rods
j
To
Be
Stopped
Dominien-Wltlc
Plain
Formulated
By
Follee
Forces
j
I
BUDUURY.
Ont..
March
:
Dw-1
minion
-wide
plans
have
been
for
mulated
by
the
R
C.
M.
P.
and
C.
N.
R.
and
C
r
R
police
forces
to
stamp
out
the
Uaaardous
nracUoa
nf
"riding
the
rods"
IUaTISH
KNCIINKKItS
TRIAL
IN
GERMANY
BERUN.
Oermany
March
Milt
la
rsportod
that
the
trial
of
Drl-
i
Ush
engineers
to
be
held
on
Satur-
day
Is
only
s
pendant
of
the
recent
shooting
of
36
workers
m
agrtcul
-
eture.
Charges
Northern
Development
Restricted
on
Account
of
Extravagance
in
South
Wrinch
and
Manson
Also
Dissatisfied
Kergin
on
Strike
VICTORIA,
March
SO:
(CP)
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Liberal
leader,
protested
vigorously
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
during
discussion
01
the
public
works
department
esti-
mates
for
roads,
bridges,
ferries
and
wharves
airainst
the
inadequacy
of
the
$11,000
vote
for
roads
in
Prince
Rupert
constituency.
Development
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isl-
ds.
where
the
people
were
eager
"
C
shcad
with
development
of
i
.
-
.ywmTs-i
&A)AL
MINE
Jjeen
iianone
uianas
ana
ie
Kaien
Island
Highway
had
to
nut-
t.
he
declared,
because
the
present
government
had
spent
$1,008,060
In
ne
constttuency
In
one
year
on
ad.'
aJone.
The
beauuful
Marine
i
rtve
on
the
Islands
was
being
al
-
lowed
to
faM
Into
disrepair
and
the
rMbtne
HKhtstoy
on
one
of
the
lffl
-
xnd
michOMt
be
able
W
jjp5xate.lpemUr
Vcauae
past
gevernmet
extra
va
-
a
nee
had
left
insufficient
money
available
for
road
work
for
the
re-
tfdents.
Mr.
Pattullo
also
elicited
from
rton.
R.
W
Bruhn.
minister
of
pub-
'ic
works,
that
the
government
had
o
monev
to
continue
the
Kalen
island
Highway.
preaoeni
01
we
company
Mr.
Pattullo
said
that
the
north-
The
company's
mines
will
con-rn
metropolis
was
like
Vancouver
operaUon.
the
gathering
place
for
a
great
many
nnemploytd
because
tt
was
the
headquarters
for
mining,
ftsh-Ing
and
lumbering
industries
on
a
lanre
scale
These
men
were
idle
and
if
urged
hnt
they
should
be
green
wrk
Hnrt
there
been
ivasonabie
providence
nn
Oi
part
of
the
government
the
road
to
the
ta
terser
rould
h
vr
been
pushed
ahead
a
little
each
vear.
Mr
Bruhn
sh
id
he
couM
make
no
promtee-
a.
hr
had
no
money.
Kergin
on
Anyox
Strike
r.
i-crs....
m
made
an
eloquent
address
daring
the
day
on
the
Anyox
strike.
pro
-
lcsiuib
that
the
treaUnent
accorded
the
workers
by
the
foreign
company
J
diid
thr
attorney-general's
pottec
a
as
not
British
Justice
His
speech
inadr
a
deep
impression
on
tnei
House.
A.
M
Manson
and
Or.
H.
C
Wrinch
protested
because
the
road
votes
for
their
ridings
had
been
cut
I
60
whereas
Prince
Oeorge
had
re
tained
nn
appropriation
twice
ail
great
as
Uiat
for
either
of
the
other
j
'central
interior
ridings.
j
Votes
for
matotenanot
of
roada.
J
ferries,
and
wtssrves
m-
etuded
the
foUowtag
for
northern
ridings.
Port
Oeorge.
$SMM.
Skeena.
ASS
etX).
cariboo,
mm.
AUlr,
$6,888.
Omtneca.
$M.M
Peace
River.
$19,090.
Prince
Rupert.
$11,000.
Halibut
Arrivals
The
American
schooner
Itobtler,
which
arrived
too
late
for
yesterday
morning's
bidding
on
she
Fteh
BKcbange.
sow
a
sWeO-pound!
catoh
of
haUhut
in
the
altornoou
to
the
Canadian
Pish
it
Goto
Stor-
age
Co.
at
7c.
and
4c.
There
was
no
sale
this
morning,
the
only
boat
'
In
being
the
American
Neptune
'with
7.000
pounds.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
SHELLY
w
n
m.
i
,
llJ
I
S
I
VJJ
I
1
VUi-ll
iSp
I
I
Fernie
CoUieiies
To
I
niamaatled
,
Michel
to
Continue
1
I
FERNIE,
Marh
OftC?
Qai
;
Friday
oaX,nafs
of
Fetile
98I
1tai
Ol
1
si
1
coar
whish
have
operated
lor
noarry
half
a
century,
aad
on
Monday
wrecking
:
gangs
wffl
cosasneaee
dismantling
uderj;
round
machinery
and
surface
;
'
plant,
according
to
an
official
statement
of
the
directors
made
last
night
through
R
W.
Wihwn.
TO
PROBE
FINANCES
Dominion
Comptroller
to
Visit
Four
Western
Capitals
OTTAWA.
Maron
cp
-Watson
Settar.
ossnptroUer
of
the
treasury
in
the
Department
of
Fi
nance,
left
itoiatday
for
the
West
4nd
will
vkatt
the
capitals
of
the
wMn
m.
jquiPC
mto
ttste
tim
on
behalf
oI
Dominion
government.
.
p
fOrmCr
LoileCtOr
Of
Customs
at
London
is
Dead
LONDON,
Ont..
March
30
Charles
H.
BtUott.
former
customs
collector
here
and
forwly
H
sentnr
pariner
ta
bost
and
Marrs.
wiiolr-
ale
grocers,
is
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVKR,
March
30:
CP
-wheat
was
quoted
at
4Jc
on
the
local
exchange
today.
AIUIV
OFFICERS
ARE
FOUM)
NOT
GUILTY
DUBLIN.
Irfsai
Free
Bute,
4
Mareh
30:
Col.
O
Hogsn,
army
officer
and
Brother
of
the
former
Minister
of
Agriculture
and
Inspector
Wm
O'OonntU.
were
acquitted
yesterday
on
charges
of
vtomting
the
Official
Secrets
Act.
v
1