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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VO
XXIV
No.
258.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
4,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
TOIME
CABINET
IS
TO
RESIGN
SOON
HUNDRED
THOUSAND
DOLLAR
LIQUOR
CARGO
SET
AFIRE
Provincial
Administration
To
Be
Taken
Over
By
Pattullo
At
Middle
of
Month,
lis
Decided
MAY
BE
BAN
IMPORTATION
OF
B.
C.
FISH
i
TrnUtire
Code
Adopted
at
Washington
Dealing
With
Fisheries
And
Affecting
Province
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
4-
Under
p
tentative
cock
for
the
fisheries
j.iiti-y
as
orawn
nt
pw
1
that
importation
of
nsn
mto
Imtnl
Lulled
States
wlU
be
allowed
.
when
the
domcsUc
supply
la
.riirjent
u
meet
the
demand.
This
provision
originated
In
the
G
m'
Ukea
section
but
m
readily
s
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by
Pacific
Oeut
and
Al-
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4
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AI'PKAI.
FOR
BALANCED
ntimurr
madk
by
new
PREMIER
OF"
FRANCE
PARIS.
Nov.
4:
(CPi-Pre-
i
i.u.i
in
n
iiiiiiiim.
iflaraUon
yesterday.
wSirned
4
y
aritament
tlwt
"French
Ah,
t
ilnu
I.
t
i.i
.
sl
"y
is
av
swxc"
anci
ejtpreasea
a
paaslonale
will"
frir
a
com-
4
Pietely
balanced
budget
to
avoid
the
anxious
hours
of
past."
44
4
4
4
4
4
Indepcndcnt-Non
Partizan
Not
to
Contest
Vancouver-Centre
C.
C.
F.
Course
Undecided
Only
Object
in
Running
Would
be
to
"Spread
the
Gospel"
Further
VICTORIA.
Nov.
4:
(CP)
defeat
of
his
government
at
the
polls
on
Thursday,
Pre-:
mier
S.
F.
Tolmle
yesterday
called
for
the
resignation
of
lit
cabinet
effective
November
lo,
tne
resignations
oi
me
minister
to
be
presented
to
the
Lieutenant
Governor
on
that
date.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Liberal
leader,
will
be
imme-
dlaleiy
called
upon
to
form
a
got-l-tTT
.
eminent
and
la
expected
to
an-1
the
Liberal
tickets
both
In
Vancou
nounce
his
cabinet
at
that
time.
Whit
no
announce
men
t
la
made.
,urMnt
ha
it
that
Dr.
George
M
Weir.
Vancouver-Point
Orey;
O
8.
Pearson.
Aleemi-Nan-nslmo.
John
Hart.
Victoria,
and
Dr
W.
11.
Sutherland.
Revelstokc-Co-htmMa.
wtil
be
chosen
as
cabinet
m
blisters
A.
M.
NUmon
KjC,
Om-
WW?V;trM5eWKCVwer.
ver-Berrard.
and
E
D.
Barrow.
Chttllwack.
are
also
prominenUy
mentioned
while
in
some
quarters
the
names
of
W.
J
Asselsttne.
AUIn.
and
Dr.
O
Allen
Harris.
South
Oka-naaan.
are
heard.
The
Independent
Non-Partisans
in
Vancouver
Centre.
In
view
of
the
weeping
victory
of
the
Liberal
on
Thursday,
have
decided
not
to
con-teat
the
deferred
election
there
but
the
group
in
Victoria
will
not
make
a
announcement
until
Monday
Ooi.
Lome
Rosa,
Independent
in
(
Vtotorta.
has
withdrawn
from
thti
.
of
Certificate
Backed
By
contest.
White
Metal
Just
before
election
It
had
bean
stated
that
William
Dick.
Oonaer-
WASHINGTON.
Nov
4:
CP-vatlve
member
of
the
last
leuisla-
The
United
States
Treasury
may
tare
for
Vancouver,
would
replace
soott
issue.
It
Is
Intimated.
$11,060.-the
late
W
J.
Bowser
K.C.
as
Inde-fieo
worth
of
silver
certificates
bc-Madent
Non-Partisan
candidate
keel
by
sliver
received
from
Great
for
Vancouver
Centre
in
the
deferred
election
Mr
Bowser
had
re-uwtrd
Mr.
Dirk
to
loin
him
as
a
candfciate
in
the
non-partisan
Movement
In
the
general
election
but
Mr
Dick
declined
at
that
time.
It
Is
not
known
as
yet
what
the
C.
C
F
will
do
in
regard
w
me
oe-
ftrred
elections
but
It
is
believed
w
be
fairly
certain
that
It
will
not
contest
Victoria
at
least.
As
for
Van
couver-Centre,
-opinion
of
the
exe-1
cuUve
of
the
Federation
t
under-.
akaod
to
be
divided
between
con
tosUng
the
election
merely
for
the
tunmse
of
continuing
to
"spread
the
gospel"
or
permitting
the
re-
.,..,
r
th
i.iherula
unoonosed
and,
Skill
IS
i
save,
for
more
useful
purposes,
the
1
expense
that
would
be
Involved
in
the
holding
of
a
poll.
In
view
r
the
political
standing
as
a
rriult
of
Thursday's
voting
there
Is.
of
course,
little
doubt
of
REVENUE
STILL
UP
.!.,
and
Ksrhe
Collections
Here
l
or
19M
Maintain
Healthy
Increase
Ovef
Last
Year
Aithuiih
customs
and
excise
re
al
the
port
ol
prince
unpen
thU
dollar
I
trlj
jollar
MUed
only
$7.2W.M
a.
com,ared
tjnbtr
wvn"n.
vv
...uiMin
02
,
In
....
the
Uie
same
same
me
month
month
monin
from
9f
99c
with
$10.302
tost
year,
the
aggregate
for
the
first
ten
month,
of
this
yr
ndi
it
$142W
m
compartsen
with
$1I44)4t'.1
m
t"
eorrtaiiondlng
l.rlod
of
last
year.
Within
twelve
hours
of
the
ver
and
Victoria
being
returned
en
bloc
The
Liberal
candidate
In
Vancouver
Centre
are
Oordon
8
loan
and
Oordon
Wtamer
and
in
Victoria
John
Hart.
W.
H.
Klnaman.
J
B
Ctearthue
and
Byron
Johnson
There
will
be
no
chance
hi
these
tickets,
li
Is
expected,
unless
Mr
Pattullo
should
desire
to
use
the
ffetfe
forth
purpose
of
adaMttfne?
cabinet
material
that
has
not
al
ruady
been
elected.
Nominations
for
the
deferred
el
ec
lions
will
be
received
on
Monda:
and
the
polls,
if
necessary,
will
be
held
on
November
27.
NEW
MONEY
ON
SILVER
United
States
.May
lue
$11,000,000
Britain
last
June
ss
part
of
war
debts
payment.
Give
Rupert
Belter
Radio
Reception
Soon
D.
C.
McRae
of
Mdlae
Brothers
has
received
a
letter
from
Thomas
St
a
her
vice-chairman
otthcCana
cikin
Radio
Commission,
trtsnklng
him
for
I
letter
received
recently
and
adding:
"I
liav
mssed
your
valuable
in-
"
formation
on
to
Colonel
Steele,
wHo
Is
the
teffinlenn
of
this
Onmmia.
ston.
I
am
asking
him
to
do
his
utmost
In
order
to
bring
better
reception
over
Canadian
staVtons
in
Prince
Rupert.
444444444
4
CANADIAN
DOLLAR
IS
4
NEAR
PARITY;
HIGHEST
4
MARK
IN
TWO
YEARS
4
4
4
4
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
4:
(CP
4
4
The
Canadian
dollar
came
to
4
4
within
Nc
of
palrty
with
the
4
4
American
on
the
local
foreign
4
4
exchange
market
Thursday.
4
4
closing
at
99V.
This
was
the
4
4
highest
mark
the
Canadian
4
had
reached
since
Sep-
4
1031
and
was
a
gain
4,
on
Wednesday
which
4
4
In
turn
was
He
hed
of
Tuea-
4i0n
Thursday
and
40c.
on
Wednes-4
day.
The
British
pound
stcrl-
41,1,
rvnner
tinned
m
Ae
iw
4
Ing
closed
at
$4.80?,.
4
444444
GEORGETOWN
MILL
CONTINUES
CUTTINO
4
The
sawmill
and
box
factory
4
at
Georgetown,
which
was
re-
4
cently
opened
by
McAfee
and
Sunbury,
has
orders
on
hand
which
will
require
it
to
eon-
tinue
cutting
steadily
until
4
the
end
of
the
year
by
whkh
time
It
is
hoped
to
be
able
to
close
down
for
a
while
to
per-
mtt
of
some
of
the
installation
work
bela;
completed.
A
car-
load
of
clear
spruce
to
be
used
4
4
In
sash
and
door
manufacture
4
4
was
shrnocd
east
by
the
com-
4
4
pany
yesterday.
4
PROJECT
IS
ABANDONED
Chamber
of
Comerre
Gives
Up
Idea
Of
Landlnc
Field
Here
For
Time
Belnr
at
Least
wOnreeomBegdatlenofsfeeali
commtMee
which
had
been
appointed
to
go
Into
the
matter,
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night,
derided
to
leave
in
abeyance
for
the
time
being
at
least
further
action
in
regard
to
the
establishment
of
an
airplane
landing
field
here
In
view
of
the
estimated
cost
of
the
project
which
would
appear-to
make
It
prohibitive
at
the
present
time.
Reporting
for
the
special
committee.
J
W.
McKinley
Informed
the
chamber
that
the
prospect
of
establishing
a
landing
field
on
railway
property
In
the
Morse
Creek
Valley
between
Weatvlew
and
Park
Avenue
had
been
further
gone
into
and
the
conclusion
had
been
reached
that
the
original
estimate
of
the
city
engineer
that,
by
the
time
clearing,
draining
and
surfacing
had
been
carried
out
it
would
cost
about
$19,000
appeared
to
be
about
correct.
There
were
other
things
that
aoneared
to
be
needed
a
eoorl
:
deal
more
urgently
at
the
present'
Japanese
residents
of
Prtnee
Rupert,
ber.
Irene
Boulter.
Mrs.
Anderson
couple
of
hours
after
4
p.m
.
her
retime
so
the
committee
rfcommen-
Port
Bsatngton
and
district
met
un-
Mrs
Grlrason.
Mrs.
Brass.
Mrs.
gular
sailing
time,
and
the
Chamber
ded
that
the
matter
be
dropped
fa
the
time
betn.
The
recommend-
lion
was
adopted.
Fire
Crackers
Arc
Blamed
For
Serious
I
Fire
at
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
4:
,
CP
,
.A
fire
believed
to
have
been
started
k
it-ii-
v
o
k
th
e
Ml
tio.000
damage
In
Jack",
Upholstery
j
J
Store
on
Fourth
Avenue
West.
Thel1
A8"!!."
machine
shop
and
a
quantity
of
goods
were
destroyed.
wheat
nucr.
JUMPS
IN
VANCOUVER
MART
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
4
(Canadian
Pressi
Wheat
was
quoted
at
61Vc
on
the
local
Exchange
today
hav-
characters
the
words
"Peace
and
ing
Jumped
.e.
from
yesterday.
-Fellowship
"
A
purse
wa,
printed
which
on"
thc
Mothers
C
ub
at
Port
Ea-'
was
,c.
ahead
of
61V.
Thursday
in
turn
l4c
ahead
or'dngten
and
beautiful
bouquet
of
59e.
on
Wednesday
.chrysanthemums
from
the
Girls'
:
laub.
i
SILVER
ntlCES
DOWN
I
Thre
were
speeches
by
thc
chair-
NEW
YORK.
Nov
4
(Canadian
Press)
Bar
silver
closed
at
40c.
today
as
against
41tfcc.
per
ounce
locai
m.ti
vir
d,
navln-
advoneed
from
40T4e
pound
the
jame
as
yesterday
and
Via.
down
from
the
two
days
TWO
POLLS
1
TO
REPORT
I'attullo's
Lead
Orer
Kudderham
In
Provincial
Election
Now
Stands
at
1016
With
only
twY
small
polls
TleB
and
North
Istend
remaining
to
bo
,
heard
from,
following
Thursday
Three
Thousand
Cases
of
Liquor
Goes
Up
in
Smoke
Oft
provincial
ejection,
the
majority
for
Coast
of
California
Near
Laguna
Beach
Was
-t
d.
pattullo
Leader
of
the
Op
Intended
For
Thanksgiving
Day
J
padtton
and
Premier-elect
of
Bri-
:.-
UTS
LAGUNA
BEACH,
Cal.,
Nov.
4:
(CP)-A
cargo
of
li-
Rupert
ridinK.
early
this
afternoon
quor
valued
at
$100,000
from
which
only
thirty-six
cases
stood
at
1046.
were
salvaged
went
up
in
smoke
today
when
rum
runners
since
yesterday,
the
following
beached
and
set
on
fire
a
speedboat
after
being
fired
upon
potts
nave
Dcen
reporica.
chap-Pat-Rudder-
,man
tttHo
ham
Jap
inlet
.
.
5
3
2
Refuge
Bay
JO
1
2
Humpback
Bay
0
1
2
Goose
Bay
0
0
I
Oceanic
0
3
2
Oona
River
2
11
13
Jap
Inlet
has
tite
distinction
of
being
the
only
poll
in
Ui
entire
ridtne
to
accord
a
malerttr
to
Mr.'
jgk.--.
--
-
I
WHeaMC
VOW
WJ
eaic
IS
as
failowv
Chapman.
U;
Pattullo.
86:
Rudderham.
28.
The
only
point
to
report
a
iarge
absentee
vote
ror
Prtnee
Rupert
Is
Vaneeuw-Bur-
Mrs.
J.
Preece.
president
of
the
rard
where
Chapman
received
six
Women's
Auxiliary,
the
Canadian
votes.
Pattullo
36.
and
Rudderham,
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Ser-three.
vice
League
is
holding
its
annual
The
official
count
of
the
return-
Ing
officer
will
take
ptaee
on
No-
vembcr
27
when
all
the
boxes
will
be
re-opened
and
all
ballots
coun
-
ted.
!
J
Presentation
Is
Made
Local
Lady
Japanese
Association
ExpreM
Appreciation
of
Labors
of
Dr.
Lenox
Among
Them
-
I
Denny.
Teddy
Denny.
Margaret
of
June
18
and
will
sail
that
after-
An
unusual
event
of
marked
In-'
Smith.
Rose
Smith,
Roste
Cox,
Babs
noon
by
steamer
for
Vancouver:
It
-tereat
took
place
recently
in
the
Beale.
Sylvia
Crawford.
Jessie
'
is
being
endeavored
to
arrange
foe
Jananeac
Association
when
the
der
the
chiirmanshlp
of
H.
Va-
manaka
to
Ho
honor
to
Ml4
aeanor
Lftfiox
Mi).,
the
lady
missionary,
,ho
ton
years
ago
was
appointed
i
by
the
Missionary
Society
of
the,
Church
of
England
in
Canada.
j
The
Japanese
Association
preeen-
tod
Miss
Lenox
with
a
beautiful
11-
lumlnaled
address1
written
In
Ja-
in
heh
Uy
V
if)"
J"
their
behalf
through
the
religious
they
owed
her
for
bringing
about
a
better
understanding
between
mc
Japanese
and
Canadian
peoples
of
Northern
British
Columbia.
As
a
token
of
their
affection
and
regard
they
asked
Dr.
Lenox
to
accept
and
wear
a
signet
ring
on
which
was
engraved
In
Japanese
man.
thc
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
Mr.
'O-
A.
Rlx.
Rev.
T.
Matsumoto.
i
Mrs.
Obata.
Sadao
Sug-a,
T.
!
Shlmlsu.
Sunaura.
Mrs.
MochldA
and
replica
to
oy
ur.
L.enox.
supper
v$
served
at
long
tables
and
n
bevy
of
picturesque
glrU
In
Japan-
ee
costumes
served.
Songs,
tableaux
and
historic
sketch
followed
the
program
being
closed
by
the
bene-
diction
and
"God
Save
the
King."
Rum
Runners
Destroy
-Big
Booze
Cargo
When
Caught
By
Coastguard
j,y
a
coastguard
cutter.
The
boat
was
carrying
three
thou-
sand
cases
from
a
"mother"ship
anchored
off
the
coast.
The
liquor
was
supposedly
destined
for
Los
Angeles
for
the
Thanksgiving
b
b
Day
j
trade.
.
POPPY
DAY
OBSERVED
kJtling.Belng
Conducted
Today.ByJ
Canadian
Lerion
Auktcd
Br
Ladies
rjnder
the
general
direction
of
!
ae
day
an
dsale
of
Doooiea
today.
assisted
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary.
Xhe
Prince
Rupert
Supply
Co.'si
ffj
te
headquarters
for
dlstrtbu-
Uon,
the
Canadian
Legion
building
being
In
process
of
reeonstructon.
Those
distributing
popples
are
Mrs.
W.
Brass.
Mrs.
M
M.
Lamb.
Mrs.
J.
A.
lllnton.
Mrs.
II.
Smith.
Mrs.
W.
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
selling
popples
arc
Billy1
Scherk,
Roy
Judge.
Clemrjit
and
aboard
the
steamer
Duchess
ef
Bed-Albert
Philllpson.
BUI
and
Vete
ford
and
the
tour
will
last
for
seven
!
Brass.
Terry
Fortune.
Hugh
McKen-
weeks.
The
visitors
wlM
arrive
here
;
isle.
Georgina
Lamb.
BUa
Bell,
John.
by
train
at
2:18
on
the
afternoon
Stewart.
Freddy
Barber.
Betty
Bar-
Ranee.
Louise
Bird.
Ina
Robertson
"aura
uarson.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Foggy,
calm.
34.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
17.
;
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
30.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
carm,
38.
GOLD
PRICES
WA8HINOTON
DC.
Nov.
4
(Oft-gold
nadlan
Press
'
-The
price
of
tn
the
United
States
today
was
$32.67
as
compared
with
$32J7
yea-1
terday
and
$3239
In
Montreal.
CHAMPION
WINS
OUT
Maxie
lloenbloom
Defeats
Mickey
Walker
In
Fifteen
Round
Bout'
at
New
York
'
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
4:
CP
Maxle
Rosen
bloom
refined
his
light
heavyweight
UUe
last
night
by
winning
a
decision
in
iiueen
rounos
over
Mickey
Walker,
'
Thc
Relief
Is
In
port
today
with
33,000
pounds
of
bmek
tod
for
the
CoM
Storage
There
bt
no
halibut
In
today.
TOUR
PARTY
IS
COMING
Another
BtiUjh
InspecUanal
Group
To
Be
in
Prtnee
Rupert
Next
Summer
Another
inspeetional
tour
party
.
I
some
fifty
persons
from
various
parts
of
the
British
Isles
Is
being
organized
to
visit
British
Columbia
next
summer
under
the
auspices
of
the
B.
C.
Agent
General's
office
1n
London
and
is
expected
to
be
In
Prince
Rupert
on
June
18.
the
Prtnee
Rupert
Chamber
of
Oem-
merce
was
advised
In
a
letter
last
night
from
W.
A.
MeAdam.
secretary
to
the
Agent
General,
who
w(M
again
be
in
personal
charge
of
the
party.
According
to
the
tentative
Itinerary
of
the
tour,
departure
wHl
be
made
from
Liverpool
June
1
the
stoamer
to
be
held
here
ferA.
of
Commerce
win
co-operate
in
-
deavoring
to
bring
this
about.
Mr.
MeAdam
suggested
in
his
le
ter
that
a
visit
to
the
plant
of
that
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Cc?
would
probably
be
of
extreme
In
terest
to
members
of
the
party
dtlr
Ing
their
stay
here.
Business
Manager
Of
New
Westminster
Newspaper
is
Dead
NEW
WBSTMIN8TBR,
Nov.
4;
(CP
C.
D.
Peel,
aged
3.
business
manager
of
the
Columbian
twwa-
rPr.
Is
dead
here.
44444444
CANADA
DEMANDING
4
u
LIBERAL
P0LICIES4,-J
U
!
4
OTTAWA.
Nov.
4:
(CP
The
4
4
victory
for
the
Liberal
party
4
4
in
British
Columbia
coupled
.4
4
with
other
party
successes
in
4.
4
recent
months
makes
plain
the
4
4
nation-wide
desire
for
and
be-
4
4
lief
In
the
necessity
of
a
change
4
4
from
Tory
to
Liberal
principles,
4.
4
stated
RL
Hon.
W.
L.
Maeken-4.
4
tie
King,
Leader
of
thc
Oppo-4
.4
sltkm.
in
commenting
lat,
4
night
on
the
mult
of
the
poll-
4
4
Ing
In
the
Pacific,
Ooatt
pro-
4
4
vlnee.
4
4
e
44
4
4444444
4
I
f
4i
4
A
M
4
-
Msl
s
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