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NORTIIERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
Vol
XXIV.,
No.
120.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
23,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
PATWilO
SASKATCHEWAN
Liberal
Leader
Highly
Gratified
With
Support
His
Party
is
Receiving
Satisfied
With
Type
of
Candidates
Being
Nominated
Bowser
Making
no
Impression
and
Public
is
Impatient
to
Turn
Tolmie
Out
VANCOUVER,
May
23:
hillo,
Literal
leader
for
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
v.
t
urned
to
Vancouver
yesterday
after
a
tour
of
the
south-1
n
interior
and
expreHtwd
himself
as
being
well
pleased
i
itli
the
calibre
of
Liberal
candidates
which
had
ho
far
m
cm
selected
as
his
supporters
in
the
forthcoming
provin-
.
Rcial
election
contest
H
ko."
parti-1
SUBMARINE
IS
RAMMED
tollmen
IJeUeen
fcnderwa
Craft
and
Traalrr
Near
Klnniids-hrad.
Stotland
KINNAlftMHSAD.
Scotland.
May
n
lOanedein
pre'
-The
-msrlne
LM
Mi
tided
today
with
a
.
wler
to
thick
fo
near
here
No
i
iunc
wk
needed
The
sub-:
rine
to
taktnn
a.tter
slnthtly
but
1
leakage
it
said
to
be
controlled
the
pumps
MORE
BOATS
QUIT
WORK
Wranttll
Trullrrs
go
on
Strike
in
Sympathy
With
Protest
Against
Low
Prices
WRAWJBLL.
Alaska,
May
:
iimdlan
Press
i
-The
WrangeU
nirri
of
the
Trollers'
Association
now
Idle
with
every
fishing
vea--
m
port
after
seventy
members
v
:ed
to
atrtkr
in
.sympathy
with
i-
tceneraJ
Ue-up
in
Alaska
and
xist
the
coast.
Today's
Stocks
ipplied
by
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
Int
Nickel.
1540.
.
Noranda.
MM.
.shrrrttt
Oordon.
.T7.
Dig
Missouri,
41.
u.-orgrla
River.
WV
Hrldge
River
Cons.,
.36.
National
Sliver.
JH.
Noble
Five.
II.
Meridian,
JO.
Nicola.
Pcud
Oreille,
M.
Premier,
.70.
Porter
Idaho,
.11.
Rcevea
MeDonaM.
.10.
Reward,
.13.
Whitewater.
.11.
Reno.
1.17.
A
P
Con.,
.15.
('Hhnont,
ffl.
f
ft
B
Freehold,
.OOVi.
Mrrcury,
.11.,
United,
.11.
SILVER
AND
COIMMW
ON
NKW
YORK
MART!
,
All
members
of
Klks
Lodge
re-
NKW
YORK,
May
aStMCanadlan
quested
to
meet
at
Haynor's
Un-ri(.Wi
-silver
closed
at
MHc
on
dertaaer
Parlors
at
8:45
a.m.Wed-'
neadajr
Br
the
tureral
of
the
lal"
local
metal
market
yesterday
'"Pper
oloftrf
nt
7c.
Today
s
closing
Brother
PsJOfcv
...
ttric
for
,
u,..
Ill:,
.nHMin-
'
A.
ASTUllIA.
nr.r7n
(Canadian
Prw)
T.
I).
Pat-
cularly
gratified
at
the
selection
of
Dr
Allan
Harris.
youiiK
scientist,
as
'
candidate
In
South
Ok.in.iK.tr.
to
con
let
t
the
seat
against
Hon
J
W.
Jones,
minister
of
finance
Or
liar-'
rla
represents
a
type
of
support
that
j
la
lining
up
more
and
morr
solidly
j
behind
the
Uberal
p-rty.
Mr.
Pat-
The
Uberal.
leeder
covered!
nt-
Uoa
of
(he
ground
which
had
been
j
visited
recently
by
Former
Premier
W.
J.
Bowser,
non-partisan"
lead
er,
and.
while
admitting
that
the
Bowser
meetings
had
been
well
attended,
declared
that
they
bad
created
no
permanent
impression.
"Mr.
Bowser
had
no
message."
declared
Mr.
Pattullo.
"As
for
Premier
Tolmie
s
government,
the
public
to
waiting
lm
patiently
to
tarn
them
i
out--'
Catholic
School
Picnic
Enjoyable
!
About
Seventy-lite
Children
En-Joyed
Outing
on
Skeena
River
Highway
Yesterday
The
annual
picnic
for
the
pupils
of
Annunciation
Bchool
was
held
yesterday
on
the
Skeena
River
Highway
about
half
a
mile
beyond
the
Oalloway
Rapids
bridge
and
proved
a
very
enjoyable
outing
for
all
the
children
and
others
who
participated,
there
being
about
seventy-five
In
all.
A
program
of
racing
was
indulged
In
and
refreshments
were
furnished
by
members
of
the
pariah.
Propitious
weather
fa
voted
the
outing.
The
picnickers
were
transported
In
trucks
provided
by
M.
P.
MeCaf-
fery
and
K.
B.
Moore.
Father
J.
Kerne
Orant
OM1.
and
Father
Rome
OM.I-
were
in
charge
of
the
affair
with
sisters
of
the
teaching
staff
aaaiaUng.
ALHERTOLITH
IN
The
big
Imperial
Oil
Oo.
tanker
AlbertoBU."
Capt
T.
J.
Mountain,
with
Capt.
C.
W.
Wearmoulli
on
board
u
pilot,
arrived
in
port
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
loco
with
a
cargo
Df
bulk
fuel
for
the
company's
local
tanka.
Tlie
vessel
will
aail
tomorrow
morning
on
her
return
south.
I'.O.li
FUNERAL
NOTICE
Secretary
PLEASED
WITH
GOVERNMENT
DEFEATED
Turkish
Troops
Halt
Protesting
Students
-;
n
J-l
.
f
;
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u
Turtcj.-.'.
air:.:
ir,a.'i'!!
.:
.
the
dCSC
:
at
toll
t
Turkist,
g:
bayonet
points
SERVICE'
OF
MAIL
Improvements
For
Trlrcraph
Creek,
Dease
Lake.
An)
ox
and
Alice
Arm
Asked
by
Hanson
Improvement
in
the
postal
acr-rteeft
to
the
Dense
Lake
and
Telegraph
Creek
area
and
to
Anyox
and
Altec
Arm
were
requeated
In
the
House
of
Commons
recently
by
Oiof
Hanson.
M.
P.
for
Skeena.
Mr.
Han
son's
representations
and
the
replies)
of
Hon.
Arthur
Sauve.
Post-matfe
Oeneral.
are
recorded
in
Haneard
as
follows:
Mr.
Hanson
(Skeena):
I
have
a
complaint
from
Deace
Lake
and
Telegraph
Creek
post
offices
in
British
Columbia.
A
notice
has
been
posted
in
those
post
offices
that
from
now
on
the
parcel
post
rate
wW
be
IX
cenU
a
pound.
They
are
the
only
placea
in
British
Columbia
whore
that
change
has
been
made.
I
have
Inquired
aa
to
the
reason.
I
realiae
It
Is
probably
for
the
sake
of
economy
but
I
would
like
to
ask
the
Postmaster
Oeneral
how
much
he
ftnltcisated
will
be
saved
by
depriving
those
two
post
offices
of
that
service.
It
is
5
cents
a
pound
In
Other
pott
offices
In
Drltiah
Colum
bia,
but
it
is
raised
to
a
flat
rate
of
11
cents
for
those
two
post
offices.
I
have
taken
it
up
with
the
deputy
minister
but
he
could
not
give
me
any
other
answer
than
that
it
Is
done
for
the
sake
of
economy.
I
can
tee
no
warrant
for
depriving
those
'Continued
on
Page
Pur)
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVKU.
May
23:
(Canadian
prww)
Wlieat
waa
quoted
at
00c
m
the
local
exchange
today.
'
NO
PAPER
TOMORROW
Tjpyiorrow,
being
Vlrtorla
Day
and'
public
holiday,
there
will
to
hQ
Issue
of
the
Dally
News.
The
next
regular
edition
will
appear
on
Tuuraday
afternoon.
NO
FISH
SALES
No
boats
betnK
tn
with
catrhes,
there
was
no
auction
of
halibut
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
mornlnj.
i''
:h
3.
!'..
.
:.
14
.
ft
I;
.rbt:
m
aSolllst
vt-s
oy
Bui.iiui.
j.j
K.i...;i.i..
u.i
rj-:er
n:
ar
ha.
ted
with
by
Turkish
troops
us
taey
approach
ttir
r.jii
ulu.P
SITUATION
.MUCH
I.MPKOVED
STATES
:
ITALY'S
PREMIER
ROME.
May
23
i
Canadian
Premt--Premier
Benito
Mus-
solfnl.
at
an
executive
session
of
the
Fascist
Orand
Council
1
which
ended
early
today,
de-
dared
that
the
International
sitawUon
"is
greatly
unproved'
aa
a
result
of
recent
event.
DOMINION
RELIEF
TO
END
JULY
Road
Camps
IelSned
to
Take
Place
J
of
Cash
Payments
For
Tran
sients
in
Province
METLAKATLA
Esther
Robinson,
Accd
IS.
Laid
at
Rest
With
Large
Congregation
Attending
Final
Rites
Canon
W.
P.
Rush
brook
of
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
of
this
dty
officiated
in
St.
Paul's
Church,
Metlakatla,
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
funeral
of
Esther,
fifteen-year
old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Nelson
and
granddaughter
of
Robert
Nelson,
whose
death
occurred
at
the
neighboring
village
at
the
end
of
the
week.
There
was
a
large
congregation
at
the
service
which
was
followed
by
interment
in
the
Aurlol
Point
graveyard
across
the
nans
from
the
villue
Ttw
fa.
o(
the
child
was
encased
in
trolling
at
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isl-
I
ands
and
could
not
be
reached.
Today's
Weather
tCuiMUan
Oovwmufiit
TMcgraph)
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
itcsr.
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30.10;
temperature,
53:
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
PointPart
cloudy,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
28.91:
temperature,
48;
light
swell.
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
ftesli
southerly
wind;
light
chop.
1
Langara
Island
Clear,
calm;
tea
,
smooth.
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
south
wind,
temperature.
SO.
Alyansh
Rain,
calm,
48.
Anyox
Raining,
calm.
50.
Stewart
Light
rain,
calm,
50.
Hazelton
Rain,
calm.
46.
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm.
43.
Bums
Lake
Clear,
calm,
45.
'
During
the
service
thanks
was
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
offered
to
God
for
the
safe
deliver-received
from
Oiof
Hanson.
MP,
a
a
nee
of
William
Robinson
who
had
copy
of
the
agreement
entered
Into
been
believed
lost
but
who
has
been
between
the
Dominion
and
provln-
found
in
Alaska
after
being
ship-clal
government
under
which
"the
,
wrecked.
Dominion
undertakes
to
take
over1
Among
those
sending
floral
tri-the
responsibility
of
the
care
of
all
j
butes
to
the
little
girl's
funeral
were
homeless
men
and
will
for
that
pur-'
Mrs.
W.
Leighton.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
St.
pose
ontuntsc
and
execute
relief
Clair,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wouden,
Mrs.
S.
project
consisting
of
works
for
the
Rudland.
Mrs.
Cecil
Ryan.
Mrs.
Bm-general
advantage
of
Canada,
which
j
lly
Venn,
Mrs.
A.
C.
Aktous
and
J.
W.
otherwise
would
not
have
been
nn-;
Moriaon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
P.
Ryan
dertaken
at
this
tune."
The
Domln-land
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Leatk.
Ion
government
will
take
over
road
projects
from
the
province
or
may'
Initiate
other
works.
Brtstlng
re-
j
lief
camps
will
be
made
available
by
the
province
without
charge
along
with
existing
ramp
equipment,
tools,
stores
and
supplies,
also
machinery
and
the
operators)
therefor.
The
Dominion
will
take
over
existing
supervisory
staffs.
Among
the
works
to
be
Initialed
in
which
this
part
of
the
country
Is
Interested
U
the
Bear
River
v
highway
out
of
Stewart
and
the
Northern
trans-
provinriaxl
hlitliway,
evidently
the
hluhwny
(tesiuned
to
ronnect
Jasper
wiUi
Prince
RupexL
Time
U
nothing
In
the
Agreement
to
Indicate
at
what
point
or
points
camps
will
be
operated
in
this
section.
Homeless
mm
requiring
relief
will
be
provided
with
shelter,
clothing
and
food
and
an
allowance
not
rx-(
Continued
on
Page
Foun
FUNERAL
AT
OUTLOOK
IN
BY-ELECTION
Minister
Loses
Fight
For
Seat
in
House
to
Qualify
For
Cabinet
Official
Liberal
Candidate
Victory
in
Kinistino
Riding
Yesterday
With
Majority
of
Nearly
Two
Thousand
Test
of
Political
Strength
KINISTINO,
Sask.,
May
23:
(Canadian
Press)
In
the
Kinistino
constituency
provincial
by-election
yesterday,
John
Taylor,
official
Liberal
candidate,
defeated
Hon.
Charles
Mcintosh,
government
candidate,
by
the
overwhelming
majority
of
nearly
two
thousand
votes.
Mr.
Mcintosh
had
recently
been
appointed
minister
of
natural
requires
In
the
cabinet
of
Premier
JM
.
1
T
M.
Anderson
and
the
by-election
was
regarded
as
an
important
test
of
public
opinion
as
to
provincial
polities.
PIONEER
GOLD
BOOSTS
ITS
RATE
OF
DIVIDEND
.
VANCOUVER,
-May
ZL
(Ca
nadian
Press)
Directors
of
the
Pioneer
Gold
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
today
at
noon
raised
the
quarterly
dividend
rate
from
6c
to
15c
per
share
payable
July
3
to
stockholders
of
record
June
10.
Today's
Increase
makes
the
annual
dividend
rate
60.
The
company
Is
op-
crating
a
very
profitable
pro-
perty
In
the
Bridge
River
dls-
triet.
i
Miss
Evelyn
Dalby
To
Attend
Wedding
Of
Brother
Soon
Mss
Evelyn
Dalby
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
office
staff,
sailed
Saturday
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Victoria
where
she
will
visit
for
a
week
with
her
ter,
Mrs.
Arthur
Wootton.
before
proceeding
to
Vancouver
where
she
will
Join
her
father,
F.
Dalby
of
this
city,
who
went
south
two
weeks
ago.
and.
with
him.
go
to
Edmonton
to
attend
the
wedding
on
June
7
of
Herbert
Dalby.
station
agent
at
Pibroch.
Alia.,
on
the
Edmonton
&
Dunvegan
Railway.
Following
the
wedding
Mr.
Dalby
and
daughter
will
return
here
whle
the
bridal
couple
also
Intend
to
visit
here
as
well
as
In
Victoria
in
the
course
of
a
honeymoon
trip
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
The
bride
will
be
Miss
Doris
Ferguson,
sn
Bdmon-ton
girl.
DEPENDS
ON
CONFERENCE
RritUh
(iovernmenl
Shares
View
of
President
1to-evrlt
in
Regard
to
Future
Teace
of
World
.LONDON.
May
23:
(Canadian
Press)
The
British
government,
replying
to
President
Franklin
D
Roosevelt's
peace
message,
declared
that
It
entirely
sharea
of
the
presl
dent's
views
that
on
successful
out
come
of
the
world
economic
and
disarmament
conference
depends
the
future
happiness
and
prosperity
of
the
world.
EMPIRE
DAY
CELEBRATED
Annual
Demonstration
For
School
Pupils
Under
I.
O.
D.
E.
Auspices
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
the
anneal
celebration
of
Empire
Day
took
place
this
afternoon.
The
pupils
of
the
pubnc
schools
and
those
of
the
Annunciation
School
met
In
the
Capitol
Theatre
and
those
of
the
high
school
In
the
au
ditorium
of
the
Booth
Memorial
School.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart.
Municipal
Relent,
presided
at
both
gatherings
ind
was
accompanied
on
the
plat
forms
by
the
regents
and
standard
bearers
of
the
primary
chapters.
the
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teachers'
Association
and
the
principals
of
the
schools.
Both
programs
opened
with
the
salutation
of
"The
Flag"
and
the
ringing
of
"O
Canada"
and
closed
with
the
National
Anthem.
Theatre
Meeting
In
the
Capitol
Theatre,
Kx-Mayor
C.
H.
Orme.
in
a
very
Interesting
address,
told
the
children
why
Empire
Day
was
celebrated
and
what
It
should
mean
to
the
children.
Mrs.
E
Anderson,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
C.
E.
(Tallin,
delighted
the
audience
with
the
vocal
solo
"Land
of
Olad
Tomorrow."
Patriotic
songs
were
beautifully
rendered
by
the
pupils
of
the
Booth
Memorial
School
and
a
pretty
flag
drill
showing
careful
training-
wna
given
by
the
Orade
VII
girts
of
the
same
school.
A
clever
pageant
by
the
pupils
uf
Borden
Street
School
entitled
"The.
Making
of
the
Flag"
and
containing
several
national
songs
made
a
suitable
ending
to
the
program
af
ter
which
a
film
was
shown
by
the
kindness
of
the
management
of
the
theatre.
HUh
School
Pupils
At
Booth
Memorial
School
auditorium,
where
the
pupils
of
the
high
school
met.
Weldon
McAfee
gave
an
lruTlrtng
address
on
"The
II
rl-(
Continued
on
Page
Four)
Rumor
Regard
Bis
Missouri
Thex
waa
a
rumor
around
the
city
this
morning
that
Big
Missouri
was
about
to
Install
a
new
mill.
This
may
have
been
"based
on
a
statement
'rom
a
Vancouver
broker
that
the
company
controlling
the
mine
was
preparing
to
recommence
op-e
ratio
i
and
was
assembling
material
and
machinery
for
that
purpose.