Phone
77
TAXI
(TOMMY'S)
RUnd,
Capitol
Theatre
Block
Any
time,
anywhere,
50c
la
the
fare.
7-rawenger
Chryilcr
Car
-
was
up
to
64
Vie.
She
DanKer
is
Robbed
For
!
Fifth
Time
I
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
16:
(CP)
Two
armed
bandits
held
up
Mana-
ger
G.
E.
Devereux
and
the
fel
Her
Of
the
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
on
Dunbar
Street
early
this
afternoon,
locked
them
in
a
room
and
escaped
in
a
stolen
automobile
with
$500.
This
is
the
fifth
time
that
Dovereux
has
Wn
hoh
nn
wht
man.
aping
various
branches
of
the
bank
in
the
city
during
the
past
four
years.
On
two
previous
occasions
he
captured
the
bandits.
lomorrows
lidei
mmm
ft
High
0:48
ajn.
19.8
ft.
12:34
pm.
223
ft.
Low
6:31
am.
12
ft.
19:20
pin.
Z
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V.::
XXIV
No.
266.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
16,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CBNTB
SIMMER
AND
CREW
BELIEVED
SECRETARY
OF
TREASURY
WOODIN
ON
EXTENDED
LEAVE
Personnel
of
Twenty-Seven
of
Freight
Ship
Perish
In
Atlantic?
British
Freighter
Saxilby
Fcircd
to
Have
Foundered,
Officers
and
Crew
loosing
hives
in
N
ild
Ocean
Storm
After
Taking
to
Boats
VYtrNCIA,
Ireland,
Nov.
16;
(CP)
Fears
that
27
-
.
rs
of
the
crew
of
the
British
freighter
Saxilby
had
ruwned
increased
tolay
when
the
last
of
three
-if,
:
Jng
to
the
aid
of
the
disabled
ship
wirelessed
that
'ru
t
either
of
the
Saxilby
or
her
crew
could
be
found,
f
-viKhter
in
iKflieved
to
have
foundered
after
the
crew
I
Panhandle
To
Canada
I
JI
NKAU,
Nov.
16:
f
P
-The
Alweka
Na-
!-
Ui
otherhood,
com-i
of
Indian,
asked
i
r
solution
imwed
at
:
annual
convention
e
s
t
e
r
d
a
y
that
I
utheattem
"Pan-
!
'
section
of
Al-,
to
soW
to
Canada,
t
rrs
said
that
the
c'
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k
Jians
tetter
than
Sam
does."
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Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
'l0:
(CP)-
.
W'ilt
tt':iv
mint
.J
i
Mti
....
'Change
yesterday
and
W.!1;?.
had
abandoned
her
In
a
fuU
gale
and
It
la
feared
that
the
crew
per-iahd
in
the
mountainous
teas.
Yesterday
the
Saxilby
had
aent
out
"8.
O.
8."
messages
attar
ah
had
become
dlaaUed
In
the
wild
storm
which
ha
been
racing
In
the
Atlantic
Ocean
off
the
Irish
coast.
The
Die.
Cunard
Line
steamer
Ber-engarta
waaoneof
theveaaela
which
responded
to
the
"8.
O.
8."
calls.
The
St
Quart
Un.
another
British
freighter,
waa
alao
reported
dis
abled
and
in
dlstnea
in
taw
sftme
region
laat
night
but
It
waa
be-lleved
that
her
crew
would
be
abk
to
make
repairs
which
would
enable
the
ship
to
proceed.
TRAINS
BY
NEXT
WEEK
Hope
Is
That
Traffic
May
Be
Restored
on
Railway
l
ine
By
Coming
.Monday
It
was
announced
at
railway
offices
this
afternoon
that
it
is
not
expected
that
it
will
be
possible
to
resume
train
service
In
either
direc
tion
on
the
Prince
Rupert-Smlthers
division
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
before
next
Monday
at
the
earnest.
The
weather
Is
show-in
saiaru
of
tightening
up
somewhat
now
and
this
is
facilitating
the
task
,
of
making
repairs
following
wasn-
outs
and
slides
caused
oy
me
recent
excessive
rains
and
high
water
'
and
it
is
hoped
to
have
traffic
moving
signs
of
uitMenlng
up
somewhat
Ins
again
.irly
next
weeic.
VANDERBILT
JRJCILLED
RIDO
ELAND.
South
Carolina,
i
-
William
K
Vanderbllt
ttt
.Mri
28.
one
of
United
li,ki..t
bachelors,
was
killed
near
here
yesterday
when
an
auto-
mobile
of
foreign
make
which
he,
rfrivlmt
crashed
into
a
truck,
the'
t
i
Mnairavi
iil
i
i
r-
which
was
oe.ns
"
,
ivcd
'"i
Ite
of
a
road
v""'
"'
,ractlcally
all
hto
life
in
Paris
and
and,
week
ago
from
Eur-
arrived
only
a
to!
ope.
He
was
cirmng
..ur
-
his!
j
New
York
ano
'
V"
.u'
"
the
chauffeur
at
the
wheel
nen
uw
aecldent
occurred.
The
chauffeur
had
hte
1R
broken.
Pound
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK.
Nov"
10:-The
Drl-tlsh
pound
sterling
closed
at
$M9
.,t
forehrn
exchange
yes-
Uwi
V
'-m
Tuesday
nie
Canadian
dol
hr
e
od
at
nn
'C
.
Dill
WUJf
"
a
premium
of
4'40.
LAKES
GET
BIG
STORM':
Frigid
Gale
Brines
Zero
Temperatures
Score
of
Deaths
Ke-ported
Shipping
Tied
Up
Season
Ending
Winter
Tie-Up
Believed
Impending
Steamers
Ashore
and
Freight
Delayed
TORONTO.
Not.
16:
A
frigid
40-mUe
gale
brought
zero
temperature
to
the
Oreat
Lakes
and
the
upper
St.
Lawrence
River
yesterday,
snow
up
to
a
depth
of
18
Inches
covering
I
the
entire
area.
Almost
a
score
of
deaths
have
been
reported
from
United
Staterpeint
as
a
result
oi'
the
cold,
damage
to
shipping
and
j
small
craft
has
been
widespread
14
-
owing
to
the
wind
and
tt
was
pre
dieted
last
night
that
another
two1
days
of
such
weather
conditions
would
m$in
the
closing
of
the
Oreat
Lakes
to
shipping
for
the
season.
Two
steamers
were
reported
ashore,
one
In
Lake
Michigan
and
the
siher
to
Lake
Erie.
Two
other
Hgsels
were
missing
on
Lake
Superior
but
K
was
thought
might
be
In
shelter.
Thousands
of
tons
ofi
freight
was
held
up
In
vessels
by
lee
conditions
and
It
was
feared
might
not
be
able
to
get
through.
Two
men
are
believed
to
have
been
drowned
from
a
coastguard
vessel
In
the
gale
on
Lake
Michigan.
From
Winnipeg
two
below
zero
weather
ws
reported
while
New
York
had
Its
coldest
November
15
In
SO
years.
It
was
10
above
at
Chicago.
BEING
HELD
a
IN
KILLING
One
Indian
Charged
With
Murder
of
Another
In
Cariboo
Several
Weeks
Ago
VICTORIA,
Nov.
IS:
(CP)
English
Decker,
an
Indian.
Is
being
held
by'the
provincial
police
at
Williams
Lake
on
a
charge
of
murdering
"shorty
Charles,
another
Indian,
on
his
Cariboo
ranrh
several
weeks
ago.
Jimmie
Decker.
English's
brother,
Is
being
sought
by
police
as
an
accomplice.
Freddie
Jack,
a
third
native.
Is
held
as
a
material
witness.
"Shorty"
Charles
was
shot
in
the
back
and
his
shack
set
on
fire.
I
F0G
TIES
SHIPPING
Score
of
Ve.vels
Able
to
Enler
Van-
couver
Harbor
Yesterday
After
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
18:
(CP)-Al
score
of
deep
sea
vessels,
which
had
bfcn
hcW
rj
three
days
on
account
of
thick
weather,
were
able
to
enter
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster
when
the
fog
lifted
yesterday.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
1
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORk7nov.
16:
(CP)
Silver
closed
at
44c
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday.
Copper
was
unchanged
nt
8
lie.
Today's
prices
were
45c
for
sliver
and
8
Vic
for
copper.
:;TV:WILLRUN
AS
TORIES
Three
Unionist
Candldjles
Decide
To
Face
Electors
in
Victoria
As
Straight
Conservatives
Now
VICTORIA.
November
16
tOafva-dia
Pressi
Brigadier
General
J.
Sutherland
Brown.
Col.
H,T.
Good-land
F.
J.
Crowhurst,
originally
nominated
as
Unlorists
for
Victoria
in
the
provincial
election,
an-ource
now
that
they
will
ran
at
straight
Conservatives
at
the
deferred
election
on
November
27.
Steamer
Capilano
Refloated
Safely
Unn
Stcnmship
Co.'s
Passenger
l
iner
Freed
in
Howe
Sound
Following
Stranding
In
Fog
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
18
CP-The
Union
Steamship
Co.'s
dy
passenger
boat
Capilano,
which
grounded
in
a
dense
fog
neir
MeNab
Creek.
Howe
Sound,
late
Tuesday,
was
refloated
without
damage
yes
terday
and
has
returned
here.
-
.
,
DOLLAR
IS
BUFFETED
Touched
New
Low
of
$3.50
in
London
Today
Worth
Only
60c
In
Europe
LONDON.
Nov.
16:
(CP)-Ohe
American
dollar
was
severely
buffeted
today,
closing
at
$5.46
H
to
the
pound
sterling
after
touching
a
new
low
of
$6.50.
In
European
money
markets
yesterday,
the
United
States
dollar
was
valued
at
only
60c.
PLANS
ANNOUNCED
FOR
JOINT
TRANSATLANTIC
AIR
SERVICE
BY
BRITISH-AMERICAN
GOV'TS
j
Estimated
Cost
of
Undertaking
is
$
12,000,000
Would
Make
Run
in
Twenty-Four
Hours
Floating
Airdromes
Every
500
Miles
LONDON,
Nov.
16:
Announcement
was
made
simul
taneously
here
and
in
Washington
yesterday
of
plans
for
I
transAtlantic
commercial
air
service
to
be
operated
i
jointly
by
the
British
and
United
States
governments.
The!
COSt
Of
the
Undertaking
is
estimated
at
$42,000,000
and
it
would
provide
a
twenty-four
hour
service
between
Great
Britain
and
the
Atlantic
Coast
of.
the
United
States.
The
plans
call
for
ultimate
regular
departures
from
various
points
on
the
American
coast
and
for
radiating
services
on
this
side
to
various
European
centres
as
well
as
to
Northern
Africa.
It
is
estimated
that
two
years
will
be
required
to
establish
the
service
one
of
the
principal
features
of
which
would
be
the
InstaHatkm
of
floating
airdromes
In
the
ocean
at
Intervals
of
.
about
five
hundred
miles
with
one
larger
central
floating
platform
In
mid-Atlantic.
Eventually
the
facilities
of
the
service
would
be
made
available
to
commercial
air
services
generally.
Mineral
Production
For
Year
In
British
Columbia
Will
Be
Two
Million
Dollars
Ahead
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
16:
(CP)
Despite
a
decline
during
the
first
six
months
of
the
year,
British
Columbia
mines
made
such
strides
since
June
that
the
total
production
for
1933
will
top
that
of
1932
by
almost
$2,000,000
in
value,
it
was
predicted
yesterday
by
J.
D.
Galloway,
provincial
mineralogist,
in
speaking
before
the
western
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy
and
the
Mining
Association
of
British
Columbia.
.
The
increase
is
being
accounted
for
largely
by
gold
production
which
is
expected
to
be
fifteen
percent
ahead
of
1932
in
value.
There
will
be
a
slight
decrease
in
silver
and
zinc
production
while
the
lead
output
shows
a
slight
improvement.
LOST
Inflationists
Taking
Control
of
Finances
In
American
Capital
Henry
Morgenthau
Jr.,
as
New
Under
Secretary
and
Acting
Secretary,
Now
in
Charge
Will
Fall
More
in
Line
With
Fiscal
Plans
of
President
f
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Nov.
16:
Commencement
of
a
move
for
the
retirement
from
administration
quarters
of
the
"sound
money"
or
"stabilization"
exponents
and
their
replacement
by
successors
of
inflation
tendencies
more
in
sympathy
with
the
policies
of
President
Franklin
D.
Ko.osevelt
was
seen
yesterday
.....
PERRY
AS
SPEAKER
Fort
George
Member
Recommended
to
rreside
Over
Nex
1
Legislature
!
;
!
VICTORIA.
Nov.
16:
(CP)
IL
i
G.
Perry,
M.LA.
for
Fort
George,
will
be
recommended
to
the
Legislature
for
the
Speakership,
It
was
announced
yesterday.
The
Speaker
is
formally
chosen
by
...
n
i
r
IL.
if
-
Lt-l.
u
t.
Of
the
eight
members
of
the
cabinet
announced
yesterday
by
Premier
Pattullo,
only
three
have
held
cabinet
rank
previously
and
only
two
of
these
for
any
length
of
time
the
Premier
himself
and
Hon.
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance.
Hon.
Dr.
K.
C.
MacDonald,
minister
of
agriculture,
before
the
downfall
of
the
former
Liberal
.nministraiinn
was
elevated
to
:
the
Provincial
Secretaryship
but
1
i
defeated
at
the
by-eiection
'
which
followed
his
appointment
'
1
CAR
SMASH
ON
BRIDGE
Sunrise
Grocery
Van
Badly
Damaged
This
.Morning
Driver
Has
Miraculous
Escape
Proceeding
In
a
westerly
direction
across
Section
Two
bridge,
a
de-
Hvery
van
of
the
Sunrise
Grocery
got
out
ot
control
ot
its
driver.
Man
"""""
"
m;
,
,
and
was
extensively
damaged
on
.
,
side
after
w.av
nav-
lurnlnc
over
on
Its
log
mounted
the
sidewalk
to
strike
the
railing
and
carry
some
thirty
feet
ot
It
away
after
which
the
ve-
hide
bounced
back
into
the
road
-
way.
Miraculously,
the
truck
did
not
go
over
the
bridge
nor
was
the
driver
hurt.
There
seems
to
be
some
uncertainty
as
to
the
actual
cause
ot
the
machine
getting
out
of
con
trol.
SOCIALISTS
A
13
V
If
II
I
l7ni
AKL
MLLCiUj
Twenty-Five
Lives
Lost
When
Bus
Goes
Over
Cliff
in
Spain
After
Political
Meeting
GRANADA,
Spain.
Nov.
16:
(CP)
Twenty-five
persons
were
killed
when
a
busload
of
members
ot
the
Socialist
party
returning
from
a
political
meeting
fell
over
a
360-foot
cliff
near
here
today.
with
the
announcement
of
very
important
changes
In
the
Treasury
Department
personnel.
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
William
H.
Woodln.
whose
resignation
on
account
of
Ill-health
has
been
rumored
for
some
time,
had
tendered
his
resignation,
it
was
announced,
but
the
President
had
declined
to
accept
It.
suggesting.
Instead,
that
Mr.
Woodln
take
an
extended
leave,.
(of
absence
until
such
time
as
he
shall
be
restored
to
full
health.
Mr.
Woodln
has
already,
relinquished,
his
duties
ana
IT
at
presenfin
Arizona
where
he
will
remain
Indefinitely.
With
the
youthful
Dean
Atchison,
under
secretary
of
the
treasury,
also
having
resigned,
the
appointment
of
Henry
Morgenthau
Jr.
as
under
secretary
of
the
treasury
In
succession
to
Mr.
Atchison
and
acting
secretary
in
place
of
Mr.
Woodln
was
announced.
Mr.
Morgenthau
Is
now
in
full
charge
ot
the
department
Forty-two
year
old
son
of
the
United
States
ambassador
to
Turkey
under
the
Wilson
administration.
Mr.
Morgenthau
was
formerly
head
of
farm
credits
administration
and
is
no
stranger
to
public
service.
He
Is
known
to
be
more
in
sympathy
with
the
Pretl-1
dent's
fiscal
policies
than
were
either
Mr.
Woodln
or
Mr.
Atchison
In
spite
of
the
close
personal
friendship
of
Woodln
and
the
chief
execuUve.
Morgenthau
Is
the
youngest
man
who
has
even
head
ed
the
Treasury
department
Gold
Price
In
London
is
Up;
U.S.
Unchanged
MONTREAL.
Nov.
16:
fCP)
The
price
ot
gold
In
London
today
was
$34.29
In
terms
'
of
f
p.-.j,,,.
Canadian
money,
.
...
,
UP
lhr(
cnte
troi
1""'
WASHINGTON,
D.C,
Nov.
16:
CP)-For
the
third
day
In
succesr
!lon
.the
price
of
gold
In
United
States
was
today
unchanged
at
$33.56.
'"
,
4
SMUGGLING
LIQUOR
TO
CANADA
CHARGED
QUEBEC.
Nov.
16:
(CP)
4
Charged
with
defrauding
the
Department
of
National
Re-
venue
of
$1
,500,000
by
smug-
gllng
liquor
Into
Canada,
An-
lonlo
Qravellnc
of
Quebec
and
Fernand
Dubois
ot
St.
Caslmlr,
4
Quebec,
were
arraigned
before
Judge
L.
Demers
yesterday!
Ball
was
set
at
$23,000
each.
Warrants
have
been
Issued
for
the
arrest
of
thirteen
other
men
in
the
same
connection.
s
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4
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