Tomorrow's
Tides
NaUonal
Sir
had
Henry
...ver.
according
to
an
ln-'Cwten
i-ion
madr
by
Mayor
Ste-nruUy
tor
the
benefit
of
lei
rommlltee
at
Victoria
'Kjiiiry
wa
baaed
on
the
coat
M
wd
articles
of
diet.
i
vt.yor
reported
this
to
the
mi
it
la.
nlihl
and
ate
took
'
i
no
tion
of
the
amount
of
f
In
this
eegatd
4te
mm
toM
iv-
uovetiiment
dM
not
know
'hr
next
relief
payment
wu
i
from.
.ner
to
Alderman
Casey
the
(In
huI
the
payment
for
clothes,
seen
much
In
the
publle
eye
ana
reeentiv
waa
aent
for
bv
President
Roosevelt
with
whom
he
talked
over
railroad
problems
of
the
Untied
8
tale,
particularly
labor
questions
Sir
Henry
Ulnesa
ramc
Just
a
the
leaden
of
tt
Atsttiean
Pedeea-Uon
of
Labor
were
Joining
wHh
New
York,
a
unique
honor.
He
bad
Hwt
returned
from
Cuba
when
hr
found
the
operation
necessary.
Major-Ocneral
8lr
Henry
Worth
t
v
ihf
city
last
SetHennxr
Thornton.
KjC.BX.
waa
a
pi
kmc
uw
t
Keen
settled.
The
in-
head
of
the
Dominion
Oovemmenr.'
hud
not
been
completed,
system
of
raft
way
early
In
October
1
i
:
the
matter
had
been
IMS.
The
announcement
of
his
ap-
r.
it
Victoria
The
amount
polntment
.1
chief
cxeeuUve
of
Uv
for
which
the
city
had
various
unlta
comprising
the
gov-'''
'he
money
and
eon
Id
not
ernment
-
owned
.railway
the
:(
Orand
TTunk.
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
1
Pattullo
Backs
Up
Conservative
Member
in
Legislature
and
Says
If
Elected
He
Will
Reduce
Interest
YI
TORIA.
March
11:
T.
D.
Pattullo,
in
the
'
n
yesterday,
declared
that
British
Columbia
was
:';ng
into
default
or
greatly
curtailed
public
service
t
ans.
All
governments
were
in
the
wtinc
position
in
'
1
Mu
tt.
Hut
there
was
one
alternative,
Mr.
Pattullo
Ormes
Drug
Store
'"me
of
the
d6nor
should
be
wrltu-n
plainly
or!
the
parcel
nd
they
will
be
acknowledged
throuah
UiU
par.
tleal
interference
Canadian
Northern.
Transconunr:
Ul
and
Intercolonial
waa
madr
t
Premier
Mackensie
King
at
Otuw
on
October
4.
1922.
"Thla
country
1
exceedingly
f
r
lunate
to
get
a
man
whose
ctr.
ployees
have
worked
for
him
v,nk
good
will
and
affielertcy."
said
pre
raler
King
on
lufteeaaitorL
"a
tnj.Ti
OuMdtanfcbQf
tteade
m
the
casjjhetsatajgr
a
Hon
of
a
testimonial
dinner
ill
a
life
eamttf
be
wnsagklt
who
.
joy
the
eonfMenee
of
the
labor
fctseeft
In
England,
and
who
d
a.
In
the
open
with
his
cards
on
UMe."
At
the
time
of
his
sppotnUnf
11
..
(he
Important
position
In
Camuu
Sir
Henry
Thornton
was
genera.
manager
of
the
Oreat
Baatern
Rail
way
In
England,
which
position
tv
had
occupied
with
distinguished
mooes
for
more
than
eight
year
Sir
Henrys
first
experience
at
railroading
was
gained
on
the
Pennsylvania
Railway.
In
addressing
the
Canada
Club
of
London
at
the
elub's
farewell
dinner
In
his
honor
Sir
Henry
aald
such
an
adventure
as
government
ownership
of
railways,
as
a
rule,
had
not
been
successful
In
other
countries,
but
there
was
no
reason
why
gov-
.
ernment
ownership
of
railways
LeglS-!
should
not.be
successful
if
the
ad-
mmtstratlon
of
the
railways
were
handled
on
a
businesslike
basis
and
kept
free
from
political
interference,
tile
Intimated
that
In-the
ease
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
1
that
was
revision
of
the
interest
rate.
If
the
fed-jawr
was
not
going
to
be
any
pott
PLEADS
FOR
UNION
GOVT.
......
K?ri
government
woum
noi
taac
ine
W
Alaard
of
Prince
(Seoric
Sue-1
t
This
Is
Time
of
Crisis
tniA.
March
14:-It.
W.
Al-t'onsorvatlvr
ninnhor
for
'
"uruc.
ended
Uw
drbittc
on
In
reply
to
Ue
Speech
in-
Throne,
In
an
appeal
for
"viMiiment.
Tl
Fort
George
M
Mild
that
union
govern-u.,s
urcessary
at
the
time
of
"',
lon
and
during
the
T
W
ir.
but
never
before
had
1
"
(
unomlc
emergency
arisen
A
ol
Uic
time
had
come
for
1
united
effort
ou
the
part
"Hit
to
overcome
the
do-
InitiaUve
In
thU
connection
the
province
must,
and
If
elected
he
pledged
hla
government
to
do
so.
The
Liberal
leader
was
speaking
on
the
motion
of
Mr.
Carson.
Con-
.
.
.
m
aSS
a
la
i
servnuve
memoer
ror
uuiwc
ctiii-
Ing
for
a
scaling
down
of
rata
on
government
borrowings.
Japan
Will
Not
Give
Up
Islands
TOKYO.
March
14:-Japan
has
no
intention
of
giving
up
control
of
the
mnndalcd
Pacific
Islands
it
la
announced
Her
only
duty
is
to
submit
an
annual
report
on
the
wuy
in
which
her
duUea
have
been
carried
out
to
the
League
of
NaUoita,
from
which
she
Is
resigning.
BOOKS
WANTED
V('iic
having
books,
old
or
new.
that
they
wish
to
n;,l'
to
the
Library,
should
leave
them
at
once
at
Sir
Henry
Thornton
married
in
1901.
Jtlss
Virginia
Dike
Dlalr.
of
NetycasUc.
Pa.
daughter
of
Oeorge
Hiatr.
There
arc
one
son
and
one
daughter.
A
few
years
ago
he
was
divorced
from
his
first
wife
and
APPEAL
MADE
IN
COUNTY
COURT
AssrMinenl
of
Power
Company
lie-Ing
Argued
llefnre
J
mice
I'islier
This
Afternoon
The
case
for
the
apeai
of
Ue
Nerttwrn
U.
C.
IVwer
Owiiwny
Rftlijst
Ute
asKesNncut
or
the
city
on
their
plant,
came
up
this
limn
ing
hi
county
court
before
Judge
r'lelicr.
L.
VV.
Putmorc
for
the
cotu-ttaiqr
aiMl
It
P.
Jmies
for
the
city.
I
Ttie
company
put
In
Its
evklence
,
to
allow
II
tat
Uie
transformers
were
,
hot
city
Improvements
according
to
'
His
meaning
of
the
Act
and
llicre-!
fort
emild
not
be
assessed.
Argument
Is
taking
place
Utls
afternoon.
PurUier
MpiwaLs
will
be
up
tomorrow
on
behalf
of
Max
Hell-brorier
and
the
Capitol
Theatre
unlets
settled
out
of
court
prevkms
to
trial
WASH1NOTON.
March
14
The
tax
on
beer
as
provided
in
Hit
bill
passed
by
Congress
at
the
request
of
the
president
tor
a
tax
of
$
00
a
barrel
on
beer
and
$1,000
licenses
fee
on
breweries.
This.
It
t-expected.
will
amount
to
1125.000.-MO
In
the
year.
Under
the
Volstead
Act
It
Is
possible
to
sen
beer
containing
3
3-10
per
cent,
alcohol.
i
ECONOMY
HILL
WASHIMOTON.
March
14:
The
opposition
of
the
"veterans
to
the
admnlstratlon'.s
economy
bill
was
overcome
yesterday
and
the
measure
passed.
The
Cane
Scale
with
43.000
pounds
of
halibut
and
the
Capella
I.,
with
14.000.
arrived
In
port
thU
morning
and
are
holding
until
to
morrow.
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
I.
i
.Vu
am.
52
J
it.
b
on
Display
at
V
56
ft.
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
AJl
Cordially
Invited
Phone
53
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I
JCIV
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No.
61.
Q
r
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
14,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
RE
A
T
RAILROAD
MAN
DIED
TOD
A
Y
BRITISH
SUBJECTS
ARRESTED
BY
RUSSIAN
SECRET
POLICE
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Died
in
New
York
This
Afternoon
Too
Late
to
Receive
Labor
Leaders'
Honors
IIVINH
rOsT
;Kuremic
Poisoning
Followed
Abdominal
Operation
of
LIT
All
U
WUl
Last
Week
Recently
Whs
Called
on
For
Advirr
hv
IN
RUPERT
President
of
U.
S.
in
Regard
to
Railways
;
NEW
YORK,
March
14:
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
former
president
and
general
of
the
Canadian
National
cheaper
to
Uvr
tirrr
nun
in
vie-
managor
ton,
Atctirdint
to
inrut.
j
Railways,
died
here
early
this
afternoon
following
an
ab-tion
Mdf
by
Major
Nominal
operation,
which
was
iwrformed
last
Wednesday
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was
uiicoiuhmous
tor
several
noun
prior
10
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ucain.
suffering
with
pneumonia
and
curemic
poisoning.
8lncc
Since
hli
retirement
retirement
from
the?
,
iDhi
nrirfiu
hiahrr
than
Died
at
New
York
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WORTH
THORNTON
Furiiu
t
pr-M.i'
stl
.i.
:
.
:..
:n
:
"1
t;..
Rail
v.i
.
!
National
BEER
BILL
COMMITTED
.
TAX
HIGH:
FOR
MURDER
VICTORIA.
March
14
-Mr.
and!
Mt.v
Qcorce
Lovatt
have
been
committed
for
trial
on
the
charge
of
murdering
Charles
C'oul.son.
Five
Boats
Will
Make
Alaska
Run
During
Summer
VICTORIA.
March
It
-Five
Canadian
ships
will
operate
to
Alaska,
but
will
sail
dlmti.
from
Vancouver
Tor
the
north.
They
will
be
Ute
Princess
Noralt.
the
Princess
Alice
nd
the
Princess
Louise
on
the
Ca
nadian
Pac-llk-
fleet
and
the
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Prince
Oeorge
of
the
Canadian
National
fleet.
The
ss.
Prince
Robert
will
remain
tied
up
in
Vancouver
this
season.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Decides
To
Omit
Dividends
For
Last
Period
1932
Owing
to
Decreased
Earnings
!
MONTR
KAL,
March
14:
Directors
of
the
Canadian
l
Pacific
Railway
yeterdav
approved
u
preliminary
finan-
'cial
statement
for
10112
showing
a
surplus
of
$1,007,887
af-'
tor
fixed
eharges
had
been
paid
hut
without
providing
for
pension
fund
withdrawals
and
preferred
dividend,
i
It
was
announced
that
the
result
of
the
year's
operations
"preclude
any
further
dividend
distribution
for
tho
year
1932
to
eitlM-r
preferred
or
ordinary
stockholders."
Six
British
Subjects
Arrested
in
,
Russia
by
Secret
Police
Liberated
Today
But
Cannot
Leave
Moscow
MOSCOW,
March
14:Six
British
subjects
and
25
other
employees
of
the
British
Metropolitan
Vickers
Electric
Company,
w
ho
were
arrested
by
secret
police,
were-released
today
but
forbidden
to
leave
Moscow.
The
Tclcjrrafcn
Union
News
Agency
said
there
was
an
investigation
into
charges
that
the
Englishmen
were
participating
in
sabotage
damaging
to
the
interests
of
the
state.
EDMONTON
WINS
FROM
VANCOUVER
Mrst
of
Two-Game
Series
Plajed
Last
Nlfht
For
Ri(ht
to
Meet
CsJrary
VANCOUVER.
March
It:
Ed-monton
Eskimo
defeated
Van
couver
Maroons
foar
to
two
last
MAYOR
TOLD
OF
WORK
AT
CONVENTION
Recommendation
.Made
.to
tipv-ernment
Biit
Ns
.bttorrnaiinn
As
to
Wnat
Waf
LlfcefyV
To
lie
Pone
At
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night
Mayor
Stephens
outlined
the
work
that
had
been
done
by
the
Union
of
B.C.
Municipali
ties
at
their
convention
but
he
did
not
know
what
reception
the
oete
gallon
had
been
given
by
the
Gov
ernment
Li
presenting
the
report
to
It.
The
mayor
had
been
a
member
of
the
resolutions
comtmttee
of
the
convention
and
he
explained
tltat
the
resolutions
sent
In
from
vart-
ius
centres
had
In
many
cases
combined.
In
many
cases
their
desires
were
the
same.
They
had
asked
for
relief
from
social
service
and
other
taxation
Including
twl-
pital
upkeep.
The
proposal
for
a
referendum
In
renrd
to
a
one
or
two
year
term
for
aldermen
was
adopted
week
in
December
so
Utat
Ute
new!
councils
eoukl
take
charge
at
the
beginning
of
the
year.
It
was
also
aakVd
Utat
a
Domin
ion
pJrbiftctte
be
taken
In
regard,
to
hospital
sweeiwtake.s.
il
wan
asea
inai
uie
ruie
oi
the
road
be
chaned
to
provide
that
where
thre
Is
no
sidewalk,
1
-
-
1
-
cftaaMalet
teetallr
eawv
I
BsSaa
lawM
'
Asked
Mayor
to
Be
Intermediary
In
Anyox
Strike
At
the
meelng
of
the
city
coun
cil
last
night
Alderman
Casey
ask
ed
the
Mayor
if
he
would
under-
'ake
to
approach
the
management
at
Anyox
with
a
view
to
getting
a
Mttlemcnt
of
Uie
strike,
not
tak
ing
either
side
but
htsi
for
the
sake
nljhl
lit
tbe-first
gameof
a
htine-4t
PfeVfntlijjtsJrtenai
'g4vig
and
home
two-game
series,
the
total
number
of
goals
to
roant.
The
winner
of
this
series
will
play
Calffarv
for
the
hockey
championship
of
Western
Canada.
other
local
men
an
opportunity
to
go
to
work
at
the
mining
camp.
At
present
they
eouM
not
do
so
at
Ute
risk
of
being
branded
by
all
workmen.
The
Mayor
promised
to
Investigate
the
conditions
unoer
which
the
strike
was
called
and
he
would
iase
his
decision,
on
the
report
he
received
from
both
parties
to
the
dbpute.
The
nutter
came
vp
when
Mr.
Lindsay
of
Anjrox
reported
that
there
was
rtethln?
to
arbitrate
as
4lie
siiaes
were
tov
woffcing
and
ho
men
who
Had
left
had
been
feWtflfeed,
:
t
Titf
local
strikers
repartee
that
they
were
always:
willing
to
discuss
the
situation.
Killed
When
Auto
Skidded
John
J.
Wilson
and
Alex
Yeats
Roth
Met
Death
in
Areidcnt
CALGARY,
March
14
-John
J,
Wilson,
66
years
of
age,
president
of
the
Arctic
Brotherhood,
and
AleX
Yeats,
a
building
contractor,
47
years
of
age.
were
both
killed
when
Uie
auto
In
which
they
were
driving
skidded
on
the
bridge
over
the
Arrow
River,
near
High
River,
and
dropped
15
feet
to
a
froaen
creek
bod.
J.
Wilson
was
the
sergeant
in
t.
.J
,.v-i
,h.i
.....i,..i
.wJrtwrge
of
the
first
R
N.
W.
M.
P.
tions
take
place
around
the
first
l""1
when
Uie
post
was
first
established
In
the
early
nineties.
He
served
with
this
police
force
for
twenty
years.
CONFIDENCE
j
IN
BAMS
g.verev
va
tgsf
v
owisi
wwsw
s.ms
wr.
a
v
aide
Instead
of
lit-
right.
!
For
U.U
year
it
was
Baked
that..
More
Deposits
Than
Withdrawals
the
Government
rut
In
halt
the
At
San
Frantisco
Yesterday
on
penalUcs
on
oHInquent
t
ajttij
Reopening
Day
where
property
nre
about
to
gol
on
the
sale
list.
I
SAN
FRANCISCO,
March
14
-
Appnval
was
given
a
request
,
There
were
more
deposits
than
that
sohn,j
rxpeiMlltures
sltould
withdrawals
of
money
from
the
come
under
control
of
city
eoun-
National
bank.',
which
reorjened
ctK
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVBR,
March
14:
Wheat
was
quoted
here
today
at
49tc
a
bushel.
yesterday
morning.
A
large
volume
q(
business
wu
transacted
and
a
new
fpirlt
of'
confidence
seems
to
have
been
inspired
by
the
fact
that
the
frueral
government
la
backing
the
banks.
A
great
deal
of
gold
was
deposited.